1 10 311 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/18c4291fc6b9c780274a77baaf5b3f99.pdf 7e5cba2353e9a1089ee1a63890f0f973 PDF Text Text _.msc'_ . - -i - -. . ,.pwJ P -.. -' -- .-,• . P XAL)v.t- - --. -I-. a. 72nd Year, No, 112— Monday, December 31, 1979— Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—(USPS 481-280)—Price 15 Cents Soviets Gave D'I'Plomats Afgh0nie stan Cover=Up Story WêSIflNOTON (UP!) — Soviet diplomats were instructed to tell leaders throughout the world their IZOOPS entered Afghanistan to defend the Central Asian nation against an unidentified "third Country." Information reaching the White House said the Kremlin roused Its diplomats In several capitals Thursday night and early Friday and Instructed them to present what sources called "a patently contrived excuse for their Intrusion into Aunier W hirIij by Hal Kaufman iina . Sovi - OVER LIGHTLYI Ref lecting on the old year's end ma Wagg was moved to suggest: Old students never di., they lust close their books. Old shellfish never di., they lust clam up. Old watchdogs never di., they lust bow-wow out. Have you any to add? :• •.c •1 . ': .. ' Well Seasonedi Insert the name of a season • each blank: 1....... i': !t ' .•, fever. 2....... theater. 3......._.... colors. • ,'u.s r .'.wwnc i 4._ winds. S Sum Yoarl In INS, certain persons can claim their age is the square root of the year in which they we. ., born. What year was that? Ul .. :." some pause to other nations with similar treaties • - t L ave - e e~~ TAKING TIME TOTASK PEKING (UP!) — China deilvered a note to the Soviet Union today formally demanding that Moscow pull Its troops out of neighboring Afghanistan, and *lling the Invasion "a threat to China's security." Deputy Foreign Minister Zhang Halfeng summoned Soviet ambassador J.S. Shcherbakov to protest "the Soviet Invasion of Afghanistan and its In. terventlon In the Internal affairs of that country," the official Xinhua news agency said. "The Chinese government demands that the Soviet authorities Immediately stop their aggression and intervention In Afghanistan and withdraw all their armed forces from that country," Xinhua quoted Thing as telling the Soviet am- 55$ftØ St dwv 'c g .u.idaiy •p ap II M5J$ si wu g 3UJp 5 JI43 ç f Now then. It's nearly eight o'clock on New Year's Eve and everyone present wants to be sure his or her watch is synchronized at the stroke of 12. One person's watch says ten to eight, another shows seven to eight, and a third says six past eight. One watch is seven minutes off, another Is nine minutes off, and a third four minutes off. But which Is which no one present knows. What time Is it? An- CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? There are at least six differences In drawing details between top and bsttsm panels. Now ,lckIy can You find them? Check answers wtth those below. Ja4Jo$,. F h&1.i.. wvv. 6u1,SIw u.* - More bassador. . "Afghanistan Is China's neighbor and therefore the Soviet armed invasion of that country posesa threat toChina's security. This cannot but arouse the grave concern of the Chinese people." Zhang asked the ambassador to report "this solemn and just stand of the Chinese government" to Mocow, Xinhua said. Harsh criticism of the Soviet military thrust accompanied the summoning of Shcherbakov. Xtnhua said the incursion was part of a strategy to seize oilproducing areas, control sea lanes and out-flank Europe. It said the Soviet Invasion "poses a grave threat to peace and security in Asia and the whole world," - fr1AcE 1Wi 1111$K'cf irs (p M14R TEN WNW 3,62 SSE1. LONDON (UP!) — Deputy Secretary In the consultations. 01 State Warm Christopherca lledCarter conferred by phone over the Western meeft today with (I" several awn to conIder the implications of - weekend state but today's meeting a Soviet Intervention in Afghanistan, a. Foreign Office was at the level of deputy movehesald outraged theworldcom- ministers. All five nations have publicly who arrived Sunday nlgln• condemned the Soviet action. for tliidly convened meeting at After the meeting, Christopher planned President Carter's order, called on to fly to Brussels, Belgium to discuss the rqreagntatives of Britain, West GerSovietbacked military coup in Afg-- U.S. Ready To Defend'-Pakistan' • 4, IN Th'b1c it vi4u f0tAMCF MAY, I AT ECAc? I when it suppressed rising opposition in pets" try to inipose control over the relatively independent tribal, religious people, the problems that they have will be quite severe. ______ •"" - •r •,s . .. lz • • '• . - • ... . , 4 ,.S.;:, ' . ... ....., .- .. - *4 . ... '.J: - • •. . . •• 1 #1 - -• • S 'H- - - • . .. ff.. • . • -- ' • -•-. ..., - U.S. Huddles With European Allies /1 V* • •Q" -Soviet Troops Enter Country NEW DELHI, India (UP!) — visor Zbignlew Brzezinski said Sunday Thousands ,more Soviet troops today the invading Soviet army included swe$ Into' AgItltJfl1 , w,Uag to "amaredfnj ns terg iwberaof. pearli am He across the mountainous countryside to said the number of troops was likely now crush an anti-Communist Moslem greater than 25,000,, rebellion. diplomats said. But the Asian diplomats said today the Two Soviet motorized rifle dIvislons number of Soviet troops in the hindlocked gin r5 olling acr: the Afghanistan mountainous country has reached nearly border unday diplomats Witnesses in Kabul said thousands of troops were seen throughout the capital Brzezinski said the troops entered at city. • two points, from the Soviet border cities In Washington, national security ad. of Tema and Kushka. BLAST OFFI What can you draw to complete the circus scene above? To find out, add lines from I to 2, 2, etc. He also believes that when "an atheistic military regime like the Soviets and their pup. Ciechoslavia. Reporters were Informed that Carter feels It Is a:.. • ...,. • •........ . S S Riddle-MeThlsl Which mint flavor Is favored by dogs? Puppermint. Which loaf of breed can't sit down? Seatless rye. Happy New Year, folksl not going to be easy for the Soviets to dominate Afghanistan because historically the people are "highly motivated to preserve their own in. dependence." sists Af anistan a4uPN ,c. i... third country intervening in Afghanistan, ,the ambassador couldn't think of the name of one to with Russia. be used." Meantime, officials are comparing the actions of the Soviet Union to the attempted takeover of Azerbaijan, a province of northeastern Iran, following World War 11. The Soviets held the province until President harry Truman insisted they withdraw. The last time the Kremlin used its military forces in a blatant border crossing was in 1968 In e In Afghanistan," The Kremlin justified its Intervention on the The Soviet ambassadors in meetings with basis of its 'peace and friendship" treaty with foreign leaders claiined the Russian forces were Afghanistan. But, the sources said, Russia acsent across the border "to defend Afghanistan tually assisted in a coup d'etat and the inagainst a third country," stallatlon of a "puppet they brought in with their Authoritativesources said that when a foreign own forces." minister asked a Soviet ambassador to name the American officials believe this should give to ... WASIMTON (UPI) — The United America's defense commitment to Slates has warned the Soviet Union It is Pakistan. peqesid to honor a nearly 25-year-old Pakistan has provided a haven for ànie agreement and use armed fa(ce Islamic guerrillas fighting the SovietPakistan should Soviet troops in backed regime in Afghanistan. Afghsnlotan cross Pakistan's border. Brzezinski said Carter reaffirmed the National .ecwity adviser Zbignlew U.S. commitment during telephone 1bk4 said Sunday President Carter conversations with Pakistan's leader, authorised him to publicly reaffirm Gen. Muhammad ZLa-ul.Haq. S cs p> NEW YEAR'S EVE IS FOR THE BIRDS Long before man invented the calendar. New Year's Eve and the hangover, birds were flying over lake Monroe in search for a meal. As this year and decade come to a close, this ss,,•, p y N* crane will take little notice of man's celebrations tonight, being content to welcome in the new year by standing in a swamp somewhere and dreaming of a fat fish. - Another BoatmDock Hearing S h t By DIANE PETRYK But the Russells have asked for a rehearing, ac- It also Irked County Commissioner Bill Herald Staff Writer cording to Assistant County Attorney Bob McMillan. the Russell's district commissioner, who said the It looks like the Seminole County Commission and No date has been set for the rehearing, he said. Russells ignored the county's stop work order and the Kenneth A. Russells of St. Johns River Estates Will Early In 1919, the original permit to build the dock refused to pick up certified letters directing them to start the new year by continuing their dispute over the was withdrawn by the county and a stop-work order shorten the dock. length of the Russell's boat dock, bmwd when it was pointed out that the structure was After the dock was buud completed, the Ru lls applied After a year of controversy, the coun ty commission going to extend 22 feet into the canal —12 feet further for an after-the-fact building per , 1 were turned ruled Dec. 4 that the dock on lot 10, block C, 1701 tt the co unty permitted. down by the commission. Missouri, extends further into the canal behind the Russell's property than the county building permit The dock also violated the, area's subdivision If the Russells are turned down in their appeal, they allowed and must be shortened. regulations and incensed the Russell's neighbors, could challenge the board's decision In court. se Iranian Hostage-Takers Change Minds, Agree To Meet Waldheim TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) — Militant students today agreed to Americans will have spent In the close confines of the meet with U.N. Secretary General Kurt Waldheim but In. sprawling U.S. Embassy compound, They also passed dlcated he is wasting his time If he expects to negotiate release Thanksgiving and Christmas there, seen only by the students of the 50 American hostages. and a few hand-picked visitors from the outside. The militants' about-face, apparently prompted by Iran's official acceptance of the visit as a "fuctinding" mission, The U.N. Security Council Is putting the finishing touches on came shortly before Waldheim's departure for a scheduled an American-sponsored resolution that, in effect, would give New Year's day arrival in Tehran. Iran until Jun. 7 to free the hostages or risk a council Imposed New Year's will the third holiday and the 59th day the economic blockade. 0 S NeW I lip tt 7 ' ~! V 4,, NO IL It , . . • Code Going Into Effect TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) —Twelve laws passed by the Anothern wlawspecifiesthattwop, ecanbelistedasco. 1979 Legislature, including a complete rewrite of the state's owners 01 a motor vehicle on the registration, in order to solve Jury code, go Into effect Tuesday. S . some problems Involving inheritances, The now code provides for a fine ofupw$1ooto not comply In the event 01 the death of one of the n heather with a jury summona and makes It contempt 01 court for an person would assume total ownership. employer to not let an employ.. off work for jury duty or to Also going Into effect Is a massive rewrite 01 the uniform punish him for IL commercial code covering major business transactions. The Also, a juror will no longer have to be a resident of Florida measure is designed to clear up ambiguities resulting from for or although he or she must be a Florida recent court decisions. resident and a registered voter. A proposal aimed at increasing sales 01 Florida fruit to Judges will have discretion for the first time to excuse Floridians also takes effect on New Year's Day. It allows lawyers and phyelclm growers and shippers to stamp fruit or produce to show It was Pregnant women and women not employed full time who grown in Florida and requires that fruit or prodoce shipped have children under 15 Will be excused unon -reou1 'fl'S WS5 115b M S -- 51T it a year - Jury more, IIJIU - Qfl �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Monday, Dec. - 31, 79 11111111111111111111111111111 ?.-" .S~ ~_`.- .; NATION N -~N~ '' I Vehicle Found In Brevard 1 — WEST PALM IWACII I'tn ITIPn .., ' :: — - /4an In all, some 57 million workers are covered by the Fair Labor Standards Act that will boost the minimum wage from. $2.90 per hour to $3.10 per hour Tuesday. The maximum amount of outside income that a person age.65 to 7{ ra)' earn without losing Social Security benefits rises from $4,579 to $5,000. Those under 65 may earn $3,720 instead of the current $3,480. There is no earnings limit for those more than age 71. Wage earners making more than $22,900 a year about 13 percent of the work force will pay up to $183.90 more in Social Security taxes during 1980 than they did in 1979. deputy to transport him. - burglarizing a Sanford Plaza store at 2 The county originally had said agents a.m. on Dec. 21, pleaded would be down for him on Dec. 26, but has been set for Feb. 4. innocent. Trial A man who spent eight days In the they never showed. wo persons charged in one grand Seminole Jail awaiting transport to In other arraignments for felony theft, Lori B. Cary and Randal J. Broward County has : been set free charges: Englehart pleaded not guilty. They were because Broward could not be bothered Marvin E. Cotton, arrested Dec. 12 arrested to pick him up, say sheriff's deputies. by Sanford police, pleaded innocent to police. on Dec. 23 by Altamonte Springs "I was living in Daytona, but I'm going charges of tresspass, obstructing an to catch a bus to California," said Le William E. Huguley, charged with Leroy officer and battery on an officer. His case grand theft on Dec. 27, pleaded innocent. Ar thur Richardson as he was released by will come to trial on Feb. 4. John B. Veralll, Jr. of Fern Park, County Judge Wallace Hall at arraign. Robert Lee Florence and Gerald Lee ment Friday. Florence, arrested at the Longwood charged with ltIng a forged Check On Thursday, Hall sent a warning to Phillips 66 convenience store on Dec. 16 an Orlando ABC liquor store account, Broward he would be forced to release following an accident and disturbance, pleaded innocent to the charges. His case will be heard on Feb. 4. Richardson, arrested in Altamonte will come to trial on Feb. 4. Springs on December 21, if the county did Robert Florence pleaded innocent to The state's attorney dropped charges not pick him up the next day. four counts of ba ttery on an officer, his against the following persons: "We can't try a man Just on a teletype brother, innocent to one count. Frank Robinson, who was report (on a warrant)," said a deputy. Fanny Mae Smith pleaded innocent Dec. 17 by Longwood police and charged municatlons to Broward failed to bring a — I Neil A. Bufflngton, charged with arrested Dec. 20. — Composer Dead At 77 beating. KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UP!) Firefighters who have refused to work for 10 days in a labor dispute with the city have rejected the city's latest contract offer, After the union's executive board turned down the offer Sunday, city officials said they would go to court Monday to have contempt of court citations, issued against the union members. - WEATHER NAT IONAI REPORT: A thick fog shrouded the East and was blamed , for causing a plane accident in Michigan in which three persons were and one critically Inbred. Rain and snow battered the West. Fog was a problem In the rest of the northeastern quarter of the nation, A L cold front continued to push inland over the western part of the nation : during the early morning hours today. AREA READINGS (5a.m.): temperature: 54; overnight low: 52, -: 1. s' yesterdays high: 75; barometric pressure: 25.51; relative humidity: 77 percent; winds: Northwest atlO mph. TIDES, Daytona Beach; high, 5:59 low, 7:15; high, 17:23 Rayport: high, 11:45 low, 1:35; high, 7:03 low, 7. BOATING FORECAST: St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet, Out SO Miles; ,' Winds becoming northwesterly 10 to IS knots today through Tuesday. Seas mostly 3 to 4 feet. Considerable cloudiness with a chance of showers becoming partly Cloudy by Tuesday.'.'AREA FORECAST: Mostly cloudy and cooler today and tonight with a slight chance of showers today. Partly cloudy and continued cool New Years day. Highs today mostly in the mid aos and Tuesday in the low SOs. Lows tonight in the 40s '' today and diminishing some tonight: Rain Probability 20 percent today. Traff ic Notion Death ToW Over 200 F HOSPITAL NOTES • _ SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAl. DEC. 25 ADMISSIONS ' SANFORD: Eddie Miles Henry S. Wchskl ier Richard M. Fillmore Sr., Deltona Shelby DISCHARGES •, Susan W. Nich olas _ C. Teach, Long DEC.31 S ADMISSIONS SANFORD: Betlàmy Dare M. Harrell • John Nannle M. Howard Lisa Vincent L ois N. DUOM F. Keys Hamel Dettona Blanche Parks, Sarasota DISCHARGES SANFORD: Virginia Grove Elite King Bonnie V. hart Edith L. Ruthledg, .. Elizabeth J. Rayfts, Ø5asy James J. Marik, Deliry JW" 0. Maser. S Mary Jo Jam, ChuIuof• Raymsnl Cospsr. *"an Shirley Schwartz, D.ttona Sylvia $lallwth and baby Reinhold C. Trutschel, Deilons Sanford S • * * * S S M Monday, Deàmb.r 3), IM—Vol. Na. 112 Ave., Sinful. Fla. flflI Sessad Class Putage Paid at Sanford. FlorIda 32771 Inc., IN N. Freac S g INSURANCE3 0 ALL DRIVERS: 0 0 FR Cemetery. Prlsson Funeral! Home — PA in charge. E A 441 LEAD W1 RI(OMMIND MIMOUIAL PAlE - sssceisss ea to ___ COM ON No $p pjy PHONE RAW • Miusw PM iii — * TRY MITZHI'9 tIi SNOB *IPAIRINuuuu'CLIANIWS S MST METZ.-SNOE ____ * Nease Delivery. Week li costs , MeaN, $3.51: I 1U*L $51.51; Year, Mail: Week IlK; MeaN. 14.32,4 MuSks, 1311$; YN,, $4711 • ____ at DYING REPAIR OPINMON.4Il.$:ssg ss ui; S:N4tNi CLOUD SUNDAY S • ' ' Sunday I.. * V oTONV ilI Wo INSURANCE: : S • . * — — * — — . . * Citizens Drowned Land-Use Plan ... * 5 * — • . . W. * . S. * * * • .. . * * I * * * .•:. * ---: * .' — * ilP' Downtown Project waits Decision * • • I Train Derailment Sent 300 Scurrying ___ • • • me • U. suit ___ Verdict On Sims: Give Him Cii a ir , , • The ALL WORK OUARANTUD •tiiIAMNIkA%aR ww . * •. Canadians Bought Old Sanford Firm 32212U . MON THRU PB as MT'JRDAYM •. * ' S ida: OLOW COST. g 0 Brisson Funeral Home with Rev. Dawey Ring of Dii.and of. dating, Burial In Evergreen . * ' Seminole Memorial Hospital, S. . 000000000 IN - City Said Goodbye To Beloved V/or'nan * * :i'Ewning Hrrdd By Untied Press Isternatlosal 11 nation's traffic death count Climbed past the Mrs. Katherine Phagan mark today, the third full day of the long New Year's holiday Evans, 63, of 4O E. 14th St., Weekend. Sanford, died Sunday at A UP! count at I am F Monday showed that 219 people Seminole Memorial Hospital. were killed In traffic accidents ding the New Year's period Born in Monticello, she came that began at 1p.m. local time Friday and ends at midnight to Sanford in 19 and was a Tuesday. retired merchant. She was a (Ufr1 reported 19 traffic deatha, followed by Pennsyl. member of the First Baptist vanla with 17 and Ohio with 15. Texas had 12 traffic fatalities Qiurch. and North Carolina reported 11 dead. Survivors Include her Th. fatality toll rose ,lgnIfk,ántly after the first 24-hour husband, William Evans, period as Inclement w.ath.r cleared op In many areas, then Sanford;two m, Richard L worsened again The mow, Ileet and fog that kept motorists f Phagan, Ta'Iahauee, William the highways on Saturday resurfaced hi many arti of the C. Phagan, Tampa; two nation late Sunday. daughters, Mlii Susan The National Safety Council estimated * to 440 people , ii*, Md, Mrs. Could be killed In traffic during the holiday weekend. Kay Ring, DLand; two slates's, Mrs.Mildred Flor Newsom, Sanford' asut Mrs. 33 May Die MoI'3 LAW Shaw, J±aonvflhe _______ BY U.M.d Press eiuMlient and 7 gruidcblldren. Whb nearly two days to go in Ij$ Eve Brissosi Funeral Home-PA g fl:is__________ 14 ebarge Of W& -11111. is on* ad Mgbwoya. H me iosids Highway Patrol had pr.dided that 33 PenonI — be killed in trc accidents over tber*iod which Funeral Notic. began at 1p.m. Friday and at "*uight Tuesday. 7heidia3*and • IVANS, MRS. KATHERINE viatlors im their lies. In traffiC JPI'. PHAGAN — Funeral services Ahsadoacelhe'inontheFlomidaTur,çIkebokthefive,of for 'Mrs. Katherine Phagan Evans, 43, of 105 F. lath St., tvopusa1nDadsCoySatijrdaypight Seaford, who died . Bauserman, Carolyn J. Haege, Deitona Clifford Brown, Geneva MRS. KATHERINE EVANS ' . — S AREA DEATH .:s:. • - — _____________________________________________________________ * . • — His WA dww on Broadway was a IM ,-Blue moon.,, '.' P . .. . husband's partnership with PAdgers was - * ..., .. . NEW YORK (UPI) Richard "marvelous." revival of "I Remember Mama," with Rodgers, who composed the music for "I know if my husband were here he UvUllmannin the leading role. ft ran for dozens of Broadway smashes including would regret itasthuchaswehave,"she 108 performances. . "Oklahoma," "South Pacific" and "The said. "They were very auccesful and Survivors include: Rodgers' wife V' died late Sunday. He was 77, very fortunate." Dorothy, who would have been married Rodgers, who also scored "The Sound She said Rodgers "was veryhe's terribly to Rodgers for Mary 50 years next March 5; of "Pal Joey," "The King and Ill. It's sad, but its wonderful had two daughters, Rodgers Guettel i," "State Fair" and "Carousel," died such a very marvelous life," a bout 10:30 p.m. in his apartment at the "I'm so saddened," said Sammy Calm, and Linda Rodgers Brecldr, both of New Pierre Hotel on Fifth Avenue. president of the Songwriters' hail of York City, ad six grandchildren. Family spokeswoman Alice Regen. Fame. "He was just beyond genius. The Popular song hits composed by sburg said the exact cause of death was word genius is used so easily. But when Rodgers included "Manhattan," "Some Man Arrested In Stabbing unimown, you speak of Richard Rodgers, the word Enchanted Evtning," "The Sound of Rodgers' health began falling in 1974 genius has soh muc meaning." FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (UPI) A landscape Music," "I Could Write a Book," when he underwent a tracheotomy for ervice operator who pleaded guilty to manslaughter Rodgers teamed with lyricists as "Bewitched, Bothered ands In the death of his first wife 11 years ago has been cancer of the throat. In 1979, he s*iffered collaborators and his musical tandems "My Funny Valentine."'Climb Every a stroke. were as popular in the middle 20th Mountain," "The Most Beautiful Girlin charged with first degree murder In the fatal stabbing of his second wife. "He was one of the bravest men I' Century as Gilbert and Sullivan in their the World," "With a Song in My Heart," know," said Dorothy Hammerstein, day. MelVInJ0n,,of P0OBe ,surrendered "People Will Say We're In Love," widow of Rodgers' songwriting partner Sunday morning to a Broward County sheriff's deputy Rodgers first teamed with lyricist "Falling in Love With Love," "Ten Cents Oscar Hammerstein II. "He was brave Lerenz "Larry" Hart, and then wrote a a Dance," "Oh, What a Beautiful Morthe parking lot of the hospital where his wife died because he battled so much illness and string of successful scores with Ham- ning," ,,It Might As Well Be Spring," about 12 hours earlier. 1k, was taken to the Broward never complained." merstein. His third collaborator was "Getting to Know you,,, "1k Lady Is a County Jail in Fort Lauderdale, where he was held Mrs. Hammerstein recalled that her Stephen Sondhelin. without bond. Tramp," "You'll Never Walk Alone," • ~, : ; 0 "never&,: high,6:50; 101N. 7:10; high* 12:13 low, 12:S71, Lake Mary voters Rocked C Hall .....,.. — . Sheriff Predicted Invasion Of S m ut . MIAMI (UP!) Investigators say they suspect arson in three small fires discovered on the fifth floor of the Miami Herald early Sunday morning. The. biggest fire was spotted when someone saw smoke coming out of the office of Tropic Magazine, the Heralds Sunday siçplement. Shortly before, two smaller fires had been discovered on the same floor. MthouaJ the fire in the Tropic office started near an electric coffee makerInvestigator Franklin Barron called It suspicious in'origin" because of the two other fires. — moderator of the dispute, said the committee will make a current plans will be consummated, changed through compromise or abandoned. decision on whether the . Miami: Herald Suffers Fire Richard Rodgers Leaves- Legacy. Both blazes broke out In aparbnent buildings only a mile apart and within hours of each other on the city's Decade Beginning in January, Sheriff John E. Polk suggested to county officials that they had better put soni c tough anti-smut ordinances on the books or else. By December, Polk proved to be a prophet as topless dancers flocked to Seminole County after crackdowns in Orange County and neighboring cities. After arrests and restrictions on dancers elsewhere, Mike Pinter, owner of the Club Juana, one of Seminole Countys three topless clubs, reported that girls were arriving in droves looking for Jobs. Polk continued to urge the county to adopt ordinances of Seminole County. relating to topless entertainment and massage parlors, adult The hospital board of trustees proposed a compromose bookstores and prostitution. whereby the current building would be renovated to continue The -"The word Is out that Seminole County Is the place to come," repercussions of the special September election in Lake to serve the downtown area and a satellite facility built in the olk M y are said. "I'm urging the commission to go ahead and adopt still reverberating in city hail. ar Lake Mary area. The trustees proposed to convert from The city council had asked the voters to approve a $4.25 per these ordinances before the problem arrives. county-owned to a private, noWor-profit corporation that $1,000 assessed valuation property tax, up from the $3 per 'You might say I want to close the barn door before the would lease the hospital. levied for most of the six horse gets in." ye ar s the community had been $l, But before the trustees could make a decision, the S51U1fl015 incorporated. Polk's proposals are now with county attorney Nikki Clayton County Board of Commissioners decided it wanted to look at Fifty-four percent of the city's electorate went to the polls to all possible alternatives for the hospital. In July the cornMs. Clayton said she is researching the enforceability of the vote 2-1 against the proposal. The council ended up levying the mission met with the governor-appointed trustees and maximum allowed by law, without voter approval, $2.84 per proposed ordinances and watching action in federal courts on representatives of Investor-owned and not-for-profit groups 1. $1,000. The new tax rate meant a 16 cent per $1,000 property tax such issues. Federal courts ha ve been ruling similar Interested in the hospital I. prohibitIons as unconstitutional, she said. 0.11. Later the county called for formal proposals for purchase or Ordinances against specific behavior might result in the After the turndown of the tax increase: lease of the facility. Six groups responded by the Nov. 15 :1 Three incumbent councilmen county "spinning its wheels on something that can't be conPat Southward, harry deadline Including the hospital board of trustees. trolled from a practical standpoint," sa id Commissioner Terry and Cliff Nelson declined to ee s k re-election. In December, the commission narrowed the field of canGene Sandra Glenn. Three new councilmen were elected. Victor Olvera, didates for takeover or replacement of Seminole MemorIal .' McDonald and Ray Fox will take office at 4:30 p.m., Jan. 7. All Hospital to three: the board of trustees; Florida Hospital, * three are neipytes to elected office, although McDonald and oposes do th Day Adventist group th at pr to Orlan , a Seven Fox have served on city advisory boards. renovate theexlztlngfadlllty and build autellite in the future; Five police officers resigned to take better paying and and Hospital Corporation of America, which proposes to more secure Jobs elsewhere. All five were veteran officers replace the facili ty with a new hospital within the Sa nford city with the department. Some of them were replaced with young :.: limits. ** 1;0. graduate policemen. The county board is expected to make Its decision In Motor grader operator position was changed from part County planners' proposals to include strict restrictions on ma tter Jan. c hearings on the January, sometime after publi : : time to full time. Parks maintenance position was eliminated, building in flood-prone areas in the county's adopted corn15. )..... ..,. :.. Long-time city employee, Neil McLeod, resigned . He had prehensive plan riled citizens to such an extent that not only I : recently been city inspector, were the proposals defeated, but the entir e comprehe nsive : 11:_:.:: —State funds totaling plan $10,000 were applied for and approved was brought forth for possible revision. ; : :: ..MX-.. for traffic signs. Application was filed for sta te funding for .. ~. Complaining that county government is attempting to take park acquisition, away their private property rights, a group )f irate Seminole L:.. ... Preparation is underway for applying for federal funding County citizens, led by Mrs. Margaret Canmiack, a real estate to install water and sewer lines in Industrial areas on Rinehart agent and landowner, insisted that the county commission Road and Lake Emma Road. The purpose is to entice industry make no land-use regulations stricter than that which now An event that had a great deal of emotional impact upon the to the city to Increase Lake Mary's tax base and to provide exists. : community this past year was the death of Mother Ruby jobs. S They also succeeded in getting the commission, upon a Wilson, 70, In a Jan. 31 automobile accident. As the year Is coming to an end, stability has not quite motion by Commissioner Sandra Glenn, to approve creation of The founder and president of the Good Samaritan Home, returned to city hall. Two efforts recently to Increase city a 15-member citizens committee to review the adopted cornIncome by levying fees for special services have been turned ,) prehensive plan. 11 Sanford, and the Rest Haven child day care center, she was down by the council after protest of the people. loved and revered by the entire Sanford community for her The defeated amendments to the plan were proposed by dedication and faith. county planners who said they felt development should be The car which she was driving was involved in a head-on limited for safety and nat ural drainage preservation in floodcollision at Country Club Road and Lake Boulevard. prone areas. They also earmarked some areas of "unique She was also founder and Pastor of the Free Will Hollness Sanford mourned the passing of Mother ecological si gnificance" for conservation. Wilson. a Church and was known for helping white, black, young or old, Mrs. Cammack called the prop.sals "part of a scheme by . woman whose-impact on the community cannot never turning away anyone in nest Seminole County government to gain control and ow nership of Funeral services at the civic center were attended by p be measured. Her death, in a .January auto ac- A our land" without paying a fair price for it. cident, came as a deep shock to a community proximately 1,000 persona. C"nnmissioner Richard Williams objected to a citizens which had seen her celebrate her 50th wedding sbe had cared for and had been a positive Incluem on Un The Sanford City Commission during budget time included conunittee that will restudy the entire comprehensive plan. He lives of many young people and helped them With their anniversary less than two months before, A $77,000 cash to be spent during the 1979-1980 fiscal year for said the plan went through a long process of hearings before Its education. Among these were De. Buck Jones, a St. Louli thousand people attended her funeral. adoption and public input had already been obtained. downtown revitalization, minister, and l, Oswald Bronson, PdM of BIUIUDeThe city also pledged labor valued at $54,478 and use of Coolunan College. Both spoke at the funeral, as did Hn*lah equipment worth another $22,795 to accomplish the project. Ross, who had helped her at Good Samaritan Home since 1103 The only asses retained by Chase & Co. were an orange But as the 1979 year was coming to an end, there was no and took over as pastor of the chinch after hit death. grove In Seminole County, a sugar farm and a farm In guarantee the revitalization project as envisioned will come to liii than two montha before, Mother Wihon had celebrated Zellwood. pass. A committee composed of representatives of the Sanford her 50th weddIng anniversary with her hushend, 1mothy. who George 14. Hagen, president of Reichhold Lts., said assets Business Association (SBA); the Sanford Development Correplaced hit as president of Good purchased Included not only those of the Sanford and Ft. Myers poration (SDC) and of opponents to the Plan, led by Sanford 5SGrd QWIMmU operation, but also those In connection with the manufacture had been grand marshal of ft "V It was long night for some 300 persons evacuated from a attorney, G. Algernon Speer, was formed to work out difParade, and *1e of agricultural chemicals and distribution of building 2,000-foot radius of the site of a Jan. 12 train derailment on ferences which led to the project's standstill. materials. Downtown merchants and property owners appeared State Howl 434 and Douglas Road in South Seminole County. Chase & Co., established In 1014, manufactured and sold a Eight cars of a Seaboard Coast Line Railroad train carrying divided on the scope of the project. Speer and his supporters broad line oldiemical fertilizers for agriculture and for the specifically objected to the plan to close off a portion of 530 gallons of highly explosive liquid petroleum gas were lawn and garden market in Florida. It also distributed roofing Magnolia Avenue to create a pedestrian mall, the resulting derailed shortly before 11 p.m. Traffic was diverted from the materials to a large mmiber of roofing contractors throughout loss of parking spaces, the creation of planters which were to area just west of Interstatelill until the next afternoon. P1Cr1l S extend Into the street and the possible disruption to downtown Evacuees from the nearby Quality Inn motel and homes in Moore had been on the board of directors of Chase for more businesses during the several months construction would be The Springs subdivision spent the night at Rolling Hills y.. tO than 10 yon and had been employed by Chase for 15 years. Moravian Church and Longwood Elementary School, hastily taking place. Canadlam came to Sanford il lieassstaofons olbanford'so&inut besiu:: Speer had said If plans continued as envisioned he would file setup as shelters. The Red Cross served cof fee and donuts and McDonalds provided breakfast. ____ city commission earlier had agreed to provide funding Twenty-five sheriff's department volunteers, 15 to 20 n 001611 tbr for the renovations to streets, sidewalks, construction of Altamonte Springs fire fighters and the ma jority of the RA Untied assets, reportedly "In gum of Is M piwch was cioseit piantera and other public facilities In the First Street area, and sheriff's department and Altamonte Springs on-duty personnel States mjsklivy, Cana, Corp. the use of city hall staff and the city engineering deinrtment. were called to help In the Incident. .pt. The cars were lifted from their sides Saturday by a crane name of the row corporation ho been dia'ç,d to But City Manager Warren Knowles said the city commission Terry Melvin Sims became the second man in five years to Sunnl1nd Corp. Las Moore, who had been praddii* and was not willing to spend $50,000 In Improvements omdy to have and tracks and equipment repaired. be .uiknced to the death penalty in Seminole County. Among the evacuees were 22 members of the University of general manager of Chase & Co., was named chief wcutive to spend more money removing the Inprovements If someone Sims, 'a North Carolina resident, was convicted of killing a Carolina swim Caro using (lie swim team and 14 members of Daytona's "S"nllan label bel took them to 1cer. He noted Cliin had been Seminole County sheriffs reserve deputy during a Dec. 1977 Seatreeze High School wrestling team. on Its fertilizer nrodects for "WE. * Vic Arnett of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. holdup of the Longwood Village Pharmacy. Early in 1979, a relocation of the facility remain possibilities. Beginning with the hospital board of trustees' discussion in May of renovation vs. building a new hospital, the fate of the code-violation ridden facility kept hospital employees, county officials and area residents concerned most of the year. The suggestion of New York consulting Firm of Booze-Allen & Hamilton that a new hospital be built outside of Sanford brought protest from some doctors and others, but many agreed that the facility should be moved south to growth areas * . ______________________________ ' — — — ,, MIAMI (UPI) The chief investigator Into the death of a man allegedly beaten to death by police officers says the public will become even more horrified when more is known about.the incident. "Stick close to the trial for the real horror stories," Capt. Marshall Frank said this weekend. "You haven't heard anything yet." Four Dade County police officers were charged and a fifth as an accessory fact In the bsatIiDec;. 17 which resulted in the death of Arth ur McDuffie, 33 , five days later. "They looked like a bunch of animals fighting for meat," said one anonymous police officer who saw the Richardson was charged in Broward to charges of battery to a police officer on with. posseslon of a short-barreled with one count of 'lewd prostitution', Dec. 20, when she was arrested by shotgun. The state was given two weeks details unavailable, said court officials. Seminole deputies. She will be tried Feb. to prepare its case against Bennie Nelson He was arrested after being stopped b 4. Mason, who was arrested at the same Altamonte Springs police and an idenTimothy J. Bradley, charged with time. The shotgun was allegedly In the tificatlon check revealed he was wanted interfering with and battery on a police car 'the two were riding in. the charge. officer on Dec. 20, p1ead% not guilty. He Roecoe E. Vicars, who had been But telegrams and other corn- will be tried on Feb. 4. charged with stealing a car. He was CHICAGO (UP!) Police said they were questioning a teen-age girl In the arson fire of an apartment building that sent residents jumping from windows to escape the flames. The fire was one of two in which 13 people were Mlied and more than 50 others injured. " SANFORD . " Aubey W. Epps S News closes Eighteenth Judicial Circuit court Judge Thamas Waddell Jr. sentenced Sims, 33, to die in tl.e electric chair for killing George Pfeil, a former New York City policeman. The sentence was handed down July 24. Pfeil was entering the pharmacy to fill a prescription for his wife when he became involved in the shootout with Sims and was killed. He was 55. Dubbed the trigger-man, Sims was the third man convicted in connection with the killing. Two of the four robbers involved in the incident cooperated wi th police in testifying against Sims and received lesser sentences. Appeals in cases where the death sentence is imposed are manded by law. Sims' appeal is pending. The future of Seminole Memorial Hospital became a major issue in 1979. As the year draws to a close, expansion, renovation or Horror Stories To Follow 'Beating' By Miami Police — KC Firemen Reject Offer ' FLORIDA IN BRIEF — Monday, Dec. 31, 1979-3A burning away three businesses and leaving two others damaged. Only two Sanford firemen have died in the line of duty in the city's 11)2-year history. circuit court Jury recommended the death penalty. What Should We Do With Our Hospital? — . Firemen battle a blaze that killed one of their brothers and Injured another. Half a block was destroyed in the August tragedy, hi November, another fire scorched the downtown, 1979oseAn Evenfful Year In Local Afghanistan. — North Side, but authorities said they were apparently 11 — ____________________________________________ — Girl Questioned In. BIaz. TUESDAY e — — . President Carter planned a New Year's Eve celebration with his family at the White House tonight while keeping in touch with his diplomatic advisers on the crises in Iran and Afghanistan. Carter was In contact with Secretary of State Cyrus Vance on the U. S. drive to get the United Nations to impose sanctions against Iran. He also followed the progress of Deputy Secretary of State Warren Christpler in London consulting with European allies on a conc rted response to the Soviet-backed coup WASHINGTON (UP! quiet — '' WASHINGTON (UP!) Pupils will get a short reprieve on th e ban of "Junk food" that was to have stopped the forenoon sale in schools of sodas, chewing gum, frozen ice desserts and some but not all candy bars by January 1. Even so, children might as well make New Year's resolutions to stop buying Junk foods until after lunch, because Agriculture Department officials said they expect the new rule to go into effect in less than .a month . "We're not going to make the Jan. 1 date," said Jodie Levin-Epstein, an assistant to Assistant Agriculture Secretary Carol Tucker Foreman. She said some school systems already are restricting sale of such foods to children even before a final federal mandate is issued. . Carter Monitors Situation d'etat In Junk Food Leaves Schools , ,I citing him as the year's most influential newsmaker, The magazine's cover story, released Sunday, said the revolution the 79-year-old Islamic leader led in Iran might up set the balance of world power more than any event since Adolf Hitler's conquest of Europe. Time's letter from the publisher said "the editors had little difficulty" deciding to bestow on Khomeini "may have taught the U.S. a useful, even vital lesson for the 1. He has shown that the challenges to the West are certain to get more complex, and that the U. S. will Ignore this fact at its peril." By DAVID M. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer — ' — Jailed Him — '' NEW YORK (UP!) Time magazine named AyathllahRuhollahKhomeini its 1979 Man of the Year, In Sem i nole Freed S As Brov'' ard tlVon't Pick Up raises. . Teach U.S. A Vital Lesson? wro %I IUUJ ......................... c The editorial staff of the Evening every county fire and police Herald has selected the two major department attended. fires in doowtotutz Sat&, qn Mien the fire started Price was which claimed a Sanford not on duty. But he rushed to the firefighter's life, as the top local scene and was the first to arrive. He story of 1979. and another fireman, Edwin The first fire, later determined to Brooklyn, coupled a hose and apbe caused by arson, occurred in proached the building. Both men early August and captured were burled beneath bricks and headlines in the Herald for days. fiery debris when a burning wall Thc fire was cited as the worst in collapsed on them. Sanford's 102-year history. The men were taken to Seminole A half city block was destroyed Memorial Hospital. Two hours after and the Seminole Pet Supply being pulled from under the building at 200 Magnolia was razed. collapsed wall, Price died. Damage was estimated at about In early November a second fire $500,000. occurred, this time on First Street "Greater love hath no man than between Palmetto and Magnolia. he would lay down his life for his Three businesses were destroyed friends," said Fire Chief G. Man- and two others damaged in downning Harriett during the funeral town Sanford. The fire burned inservice conducted for Lt. William tensely for four hours. Lloyd Price, a veteran fireman, who Forty-five firemen from Sanford .. fighting the blaze. died and the Seminole Department of No words can express how much Public Safety fought the blaze, we have lost," Harriett said. "The Flames destroyed Factory Furgood Lord doesn't make many men niture Closeouts, L and L Carpets like Lt. Price." and Southern line Cleaning. The Crowds at the funeral filled the Volkshop on Commercial Street, and church and portions of the adjacent Seminole Appliance Service on parking lot as representativel from Palmetto were damaged by th e fire. Did Man Of Year Khomeini * Fires S — .1 IN BRIEF Action Reports Sanford, Fl. Fires Lashed Downtown, I aking A Hero's Life WORLD Th eft S — ,I Tractor * Courts Deputies on Sunday arrested the man near the Geneva Grocery Store on State Road 426 and State Route 46 when he * Police Beat admitted stealing a 1975 International tractor truck and semitrailer valued at 170 000 Th tru k nnd I rI1rn. fitili. loaded with oranges. STRONG ARM ROBBERY The vehicle and oranges are the property of Harvath HarThe Sanford Police Department is investigating the strong vesting Co. of Chuluota. The vehicle was later found aban- arm robbery of Philip Miles by two men at the Sanford Post doned and partlr in a ditch on State Route 46 in Brevard Office loading dock lot on Sunday. County. One of the men held Miles while the other ripped his shirt and When Heaton refused to provide additional information to pants pockets to take his eyeglasses and wallet. The men ran prove his identity, Circuit Judge William McGregor authorized from the scene, dropping the eyeglasses at Commercial and the sheriff's department to hold Heaton. Bond was set at $8,400. Palmetto. Also being held in the Seminole County Jail is Michael Wayne WOODEN DOORS STOLEN King, 28, of Pleasant Hill Road, Cincinnati, Ohio, who was Jim O'Leary reported 25 wooden doors were stolen Thursday arrested early today after a disturbance at an Altamonte from a garage at 1201 Kumquat Lane in Longwood. Springs motel, A computer check showed King is wanted in Lake County on REVOLVER STOLEN a felony larceny charge. Bond was set at $1,000. Craig Duncan of Seminole Trailer Park, Fern Park, reported his wife checking on a noise in their mobile home at ROSEN WALD BURGLARIZED 10:30 p.m. Friday, saw a black male burglar wearing a tan A microwave oven was stolen from Rosenwald School and a shirt and stocking cap fleeing from the trailer in the direction ba ttery removed from a van at the school by unknown perso ns, of U.S. Highway 17-92. A check revealed a revolver valued at The sheriff's office is investigating, $150 was missing. WASHINGTON (UPI) The federal minimum wage goes up 20 cents a hour New Year's Day giving an estimated million American workers immediate pay 1. In weekend incident. Minimum Wages Rise Again 4• Held By DONNA Herald Staff Writer Michael Heaton, who would tell Seminole Sheriff's deputies only that he Is from Long Calf Road, Oklahoma City, is being held In the county Jail today, charged with grand theft after a K gaiII ;c;'sw;;; jj;j Join in criticism of President Carter for backing out of a debate in Des Moines, Iowa, next month, The Democratic presidential candidate flew back to Washington aboard his chartered Boeing 727 after spending a six-day Christmas vacation at the Palm Beach mansion of his mother, Mrs. Rose Kennedy. California Gov. Jerry Brown has criticized Carter for his withdrawal from the three-way debate, accusing him of using the Tehran hostage situation for his own political advantage. Carter had said he wouldn't be able to appear because of the crisis. Kennedy said he "didn't want to speculate on presidential motivation." f.,, 0 1- Man BRIEF Kennedy Declines Criticism Of Carter Debate Pullout ! 0 Evening Herald, '0 1 A esrvwu, r. S 'S • ~.~4 t. Fr., .p . 'Malks~,~.Jwi~0 - R ' k #~P; ~ It , f~i, ~ ______________ 's 11 — 1* ' ' S/ ' '' - , .! 1 l ' , ;•'••.•" 1 f! 4.'. IIL 4f 143 A ..W/ *P' iI - 10L, " j, ,' ,,, I 1 ,,1 ..t: 4,t • ,If.'f wmk '4tL'5'4 -* 1 1h pi,.4;:, t,.,• ,, M,,?.L * t41 'r- t4.'. ._— ' .t.% ----J ;ik• .1. f•j �- •11. .....5.. ---.--I- — . .-. ,. - T. '"• . Evening Herald 4 (USPS 411-210) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FIJI. 32711 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 Monday, December 31, 1979-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director A recent survey by the American Automobile Association (AAA) of Florida showed that 93 percent of its members responding to the poll favored mandatory driver education courses for anyone under 18 and nearly three-quarters (fl percent) believe the minimum age for the purchase of alcoholic beverages should be rised above 18. The question asked in the survey was: "Would you favor making a driver education course mandatory for anyone under 18 before getting a Around Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month $3.90; 6 Months, $22.(X tta({. $LIWJ, Month, $4:; 6 bonths, $24.00; Year $47.00. Y, - driver's license. Speculation recently has been that driver education courses by putting more young people on the road at the early age of 16 may actually be contributing to the high rate of traffic fatalities Setting Goals among young drivers. For The Eighties The However, of those polled 93 percent were in favor of mandatory driver's education for anyone under 18 as a prequlsite for gaining a driver's license; five percent were opposed and two percent had no opinion. The question concerning the purchase of alcoholic beverages was: "The minimum age in Florida for the purchase of alcoholic beverages Clock Economist Irving Kristol, writing in The Wall Street Journal, says that the decade ahead promises to be an absolutely ghastly period." Few objective observers would disagree with his gloomy prediction. It was only ten years ago that oil sold for $2.40 a Darrel. in recent weeks, it nas been seiiing ior MU on the spot market. It won't take many OPEC price hikes to get a barrel of oil to $50 or $60 or more. The impact on our daily lives will be colossal. percent opposed the use of gasoline tax revenue for mass transit operation. On questions concerning the state mandated auto inspections, 76 percent favored the inspections and 23 percent opposed. On another question concerning periodic inspections of emission controls on cars, 47 percent favored such a law and 46 percent were opposed. On strengthening federal air quality standards, 20 percent favored more stringent regulations and 68 percent opposed more stringent regulations. At the same time of those polled, 22 percent said the standards should be strengthened; 29 percent said they should be relaxed and 44 percent said they should be kept the same. Two questions concerning gasohol, a mixture of 90 percent gasoline and 10 percent alcohol, were asked. Twenty-two percent said gasohol would have a major effect on reducing the U. S. dependence on oil while 54 percent said it would not. Another 18 percent said it would have hardly any effect at all and six percent had no opinion. Seventy-nine percent said they would use gasohol if it were available while nine percent said they would not and 12 percent had no opinion. is 18. Would you favor keeping it at 18 or raising it?" Twenty-five percent of those polled voted to keep it at 18; three percent voted to raise the age to 19; 11 percent voted to raise it to 20 and 54 percent voted to raise the age to 21. Four percent voted to raise the age to more than 21 and three percent had no opinion. Responses to other questions were as follows: Fioriàa's gasoline tax 15 fixed at eight cents per gallon. Revenues from this tax are used by the state to fund Its highway building and maintenance program. If additional funds for highway program should be needed, would you prefer the state to Increase the gasoline tax or to use funds from other tax sources. 49 percent favored Increasing the gasoline tax; 48 percent favored using other tax sources and three percent had no opinion. If a gasoline tax hike were necessary, over two thirds (69 percent) said they would prefer a single increase in the fixed tax and 25 percent would choose increases that vary with the per gallon price. Sixty-four percent opposed the use of gasoline tax revenue for mass transit construction and 72 SPORTS Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. L Steelers Humble Dolphins 3414 -"""""""",,,,,,, Piffsburgh PI'l'I'SBURGH (UPI) — When Robin Cole went to bed Saturday night hetossed and turned, thinking about his job the next day. He tried counting sheep but all he saw were dolphins. role to sparkling perfection in a 34.14 victory over the Miami Dolphins. The victory sends the Steelers to t heir sixth AFC championship game in eigh t years next Sunday and kept alive their hopes of winni ng a fourth — and second consecutive Super Bowl trophy, this time In Pasadena, Calif., Jan. 20.Hous- "I didn't get no sleep," he said Sunday, "I played this game over and over in my head. I did it a couple of times. But you VIEWPOINT world. Egypt after President Sadat will be a very different country. The conservative government of Saudi Arabia may be living on borrowed time. The presence of a huge non-Saudi Arab population in that country, employed in the oilfields and elsewhere, is a profoundly destabilizing force. N fI.,1, . , \: , 11, I " Trying Ethi cs ig a ton's upset over San Diego Saturday set up a replay of last year's Steeler-Oiler titl e game at Three Rivers Stadium. "I'm dead tired and I'm go nna crash when I get home, but I'm not gonna celebrate tonight," said Cole, an outside linebacker who turned in three solo tackles and one assist against Miami. "We stil l have two more to go. I'm not Helping to shoulder the burden caused by the Pit tsburgh Stealers' loss of injured All-Pro defensemen Jack Ham and Mike Wagner, Cole came through just fine Sunday as that fabled defense played its Canada - . - know, It kept coming out the same way. A winner every time." Cole may have lost a night's sleep, but he didn't waste his time, VIEWPOINT Evolving Senate The crisis in Iran may lead to enormous troubles for the U.S. throughout the Muslim Monday, Dec. 31, 17-3A - in Edge By ROBERT WALTERS . By DON GRAFF In the 1970s, the United States lost several WASHINGTON (NEA) Compared with 4 Flghtlngwordsthoughtheymaybetomuch important allies, therefore, It Is very Isolated the major congressional scandals of past of the English-speaking majority, French oft today. If the world perceives the U.S. to be in years, the formal accusation of misconduct . would appear to provide the best description rapid decline, the rats will abandon the sinking filed recently against a single West Coast at this point for Canada's upcoming election . congressman clearly falls into the "small ship. deja vu. States In the potatoes" category. Again Pierre Elliott Trudeau will be The No. I need for the United But the decision of the House Committee on leading a Liberal old guard against Joe Clark, decade ahead is to restore the nation's military Standards of Official Conduct to initiate a full ' i . the youngish knight out of the far West at the might, which is the foundation of its security. investigation into certain financial tranheadofacoalitlonwithlittlelncomrnonother President Carter has announced various sactions of Rep. Charles H. Wilson, D.Calif., than dislike of Trudeau — his party, his represents a wa tershed in the evolution of . . policies and often vehemently his personality. defense improvements, but they are completely ethical standards on Capitol Hill. Again differences of conventional political . inadequate. He envisions a fleet of 550 ships in the Both Ho and and ideology are compounded by Senate established ethics program 1990s. This is only a little more than half the committees more than a decade ago, but i contradictory economic interests of West, number of vessels in the U.S. Navy at the end of the ensuing years those panels generally have WASHING WINDOW East and the near-orphan Maritime the Vietnam War. restricted themselves to perfunctory ac• Provinces. And by the English-French language confrontation that continues to I Since he took office, Mr. Carter has whittled tivities that wouldn't bruise oversized egos or cherished political reiutations. destroy virtually every attempt at normal away the naval construction program. He fought tarnish The significance of the Wilson case lies In political communication in Canada. against a new nuclear aircraft carrier until public ft fact that it represents the first time either There are some changes from the situation opinion turned strongly against him and world ethics committee has undertaken an in. By HELEN THOMAS of laSt May's election, however. Trudeau, who Egypt and Israel on the front lawn of the events compelled him to agree to a new floating vestigation of a legislator on its own Initiative UPI White House Reporter off retirement as Liberal leader when put White House. Without his prodding and airfield. and has pursued the matter to the point of WASHINGTON (UP!) In terms of per.. patient diplomacy, it never could have def eat of Clark's budget compelled a new election, has declared himself in only for the sonal history, President Carter may someday become a reality, Where would we be today If we didn't have two publicly accusing the target of the probe of serious violations, look back on 1979 as the high and low point of Interim. Should the Liberals be returned to carriers on station In the Arabian Sea? He did a lot of traveling during the year. He his presidency. power, he has promised to turn over the indulged in high-level diplomacy. going to Over the years, the two ethics committees With the beginning of 1980, his hopes un Vjema to meet Soviet President Leonid L government to a new prime minister "well For years, we have heard America described as have received hundreds of complaints against I before the next election." an affluent society" or a "post-industrial members of Congress. But the Investigations doubtedly are focused on a peaceful Brealmev and sign the SALT Treaty and t resolution of the Trudeau's intentions may or may not make holdover Iranian crisis, and Tokyo Economic Summit to set society." These notions were very destructive, into the charges usually distinguished only oil con. his own re-election. his party more attractive to those voters — servation goals. They encouraged the American people to believe for their superficiality and secrecy The Immediate problems are before him, and they are legion, particularly in the Often Its customary for a president's stock to have produced results legitimately that they were so rich that they could pour billions but there is nothing on record to show that shoot up with summit successes abroad. But western provinces—who are most turned off into global welfare programs. They led criticized by critics as whltewaahea. Carter has any soaring dreams or goals that by him personally. But It leaves as a question Public displays of Congress, dirty lawxlry for Carter. When he returned to Americans to believe that the U.S. could stay have been confined to cues where will enhance the greatness mark who would be replacing him, and thus of America in the not outside Washington In July, his wife Rosalynn and his strong without heavy Industry and modern fac- pressures made full-scale, open in198011, who the electorate would be opting for In the If anything, he has projected a more personal pollster Pat Caddell confronted hIfl2 long run. tories. Suddenly, Americans are beginning to veitlgatlons an uncomfortable but pragmatic vision of a nation coming to grips with samplings of public opinion indicating a The one thing the last election seemed to realize that'the industrial base of their country is unavoidaWs alternative. Some examples: political future. with the energy shortage, be ha lt tighte ni ve made clear last election was that a ng and seriously deteriorated. They are beginning to — Journalistic Investigations: The first In a dramatic move he cancelled without q. majority of Canadians did not want more of understand that their standard of living is major probe conducted by the Senate's ethics At the beginning of 1979, Carter had not yet explanation a televised address on the Trudeau. And they certainly did not get It in committee Lmhvd charges against tbw dependent on modern, efficient plants. firmly fixed his presidency or his personality energy problem, causing worldwide rumors Clark, Canada's very own Joe Who? when he Son.Thomas J. Dodd, D-Conn. But the into the prime minister's office. on the nati on. He was neither particularly and speculation. A day later, he explained he The country needs a political leadership alert to reluctant panel opened its Investigations only admired nor hated In the public perception, was reassessing the nation'$ goals and future. They have gotten to know him better in the the realities of the 1980 . This leadership must after months Of relentless pressure and Actually, he was mainly reassessing his own of sevenmonnce there are Unstress rebuilding of military and industrial power. damagW dLscIoris from columnist Jack U anything, he was eminently fair game for adminIstration and how he could revive his doubtedly words for his official performance, It must understand that we can't afford huge Andersom his detractors, and throughout the country i*'NIdenCY. . dynamic isn't one of them. The more recent Investigations conducted, there was no great confidence in him or where foreign aid programs. It must be realistic about But history Is replete with the changing The fall from precarious grace of Clark's he was leading the nation. The pundits fortunes of presidents who have had to deal the need for Intervention in situations that affect by both ethics Committees Into allegations of minority government came in parliament's WRIOM peddling by Korean bu5b*$lflIfl decided early on he was no leader, and were with acrlslLOn Nov. 4, Carta was faced with rejection Of a budget focusing on restrucour survival as a nation. It must deal firmly with Tonpun park were agrudging to response saying without equivoca tion — he was a the capture of American dlploniats in the u.S. turing national energy policy. (Sound friends and foes. allegations in the Washington Post and other one-term president. Embassy compound in Tehran. familiar out there, America?) Clark sought a If the popularity polls are a barometer, ____ These Issues and considerations should be the IieWIPSPerL The war or peace buck had stopped at his gradual equalization of C'nada'a Internal justice Department action: To maintain Carter hit a rock bottom 19 percent, lower desk. In the days and weeks that followed, he price of gas and oil with rates prevailing on stuff of the 1980 election campaign. The time is the appearance of propriety, the ethics than both Truman and Nixon when their steered a course Of patient diplomacy while world markets, thereby encouraging both past for a politics of domestic and foreign comml continuing to escalate the price for the - conservation and new development to make tysarshav opened their presidencies were in the political depths. giveaways.. Slogans and cliches are no substitute invtiptio after it became obvious Inthoseearlydayi, Carter kepiblaming his Iranians. In doing so he established a aelfufflcient. for a foreign policy, which Includes economic that federal . prOiecutcrs were pursuing Image failures to his desire to confront tough "presidential" Image In the eyes of his Canada The prospect Is enormously appealing to policy. criminalprobes along Identical lines. problems problems he said other countrymen and rallied the country. Clark's native Alberta, with less than 10 Recent Irwinded the cases of 6=011111 presidents had avoided. He believes the political fallout which has percent Of Canada's population but $ percent The public has a right to know how the can- Democratic Reps, Joshua Filbeeg and Denial Tiroughout the year, he focused on stirring, accrued to him from the Iranian crisis will of oil and gas reserves. But not to the didates plan to handle the crises which are bound - j pi, both of Pennsylvania, and Charles up mçpod for a compriliensive energy continue and that It has abort circuited his populous East, particularly Ontario which Is to occur in the eighties. D. Digga Jr. Of Michigan. program and winning ratification of the opponents. home to a third of Canadians and a half of all —Scorned woman: This arcane category Is Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty. Neither Stlll, with the advent of It appears th dustry. The enormous transfer of wealth 1980, In at Will the candidates renounce accommodation unlikely to attain any significant permanent saw final action, but the energy package has a most of the American hostages remain In the contemplated would roughly repeat Inwith the foes of the West? We m ust demand statue, yet "meesy" divorces Involving a pair hands of their captors, and final political . ternally what has been occurring on the world good chance of passage early next year. straight answers In th is election year. Of lawmakers led directly to the two most One of the highlights for Carter in early1979 judgments on Carter's performance will scene between the Industrial economies and atigatices in recent years. - was the signing of the peace treaty between await their safe return, O"Senate the oil-exporting countries. Takes gonna celebrate until I'm westbound." The Steelers have made a habit of trouncing playoff opponents the past two years, pounding Denver 33-10 and No FWsoners had to be reminded of how ninny times Fullback Larry Csonka and guard Larry Little both . indicated they are seriously considering retirement. "I'll have to talk it over with my family," said Csonka, the 11-year decade. the Steelers have been in the AFC championship game, even though he's played in all of them. To him, the victory Houston 34-5 a year ago. But even after over Miamtii was just a rung on the ladthe rout of the Dolphins Sunday, they der. refused to flex their muscles. "We realize now t his is the playoffs, we "Don't be deceived," said safety know where we're at and we know what it veteran whose boneerunching runs "I don't like the way they shut down hel ped power Miami to two NFL our running game. They shut down championships. everything. The thing that bothers me greater effort next week to beat Houston. "In situations like this we throw it all at them. We've been there before. We have to get down and play solid football. That's what it's all about or else it's all over." Veteran offensive guard Sam Davis would meet with coach Don Shula today to discuss his future. "I was injured the first part of the year but I started feeling good the end of the season," Little said. "But whether coach Shula may want to go with youth, I don't know." But Csonka also paused to hail the Steelers, pro football's team of the Little, a guard in his i3th year. said lie Donnie Shell. "Mialni has a great team. takes," Davis said, -We have to play We got a great effort today and that's extra hard to win or we go home. Thai's what did it for us. It's gonna take an even all there is to it." In the Dolphi ns' solemn dressing room down the hall, the warm-weather team sat absorbing its season-ending defeat and thawing out from Pittsburgh's biting 25-degree climate. Two of its brightest stars wondered If it was their last game. Edgewater Edges "Theyll have to beat Houston and earn it in the Super Howl, but the Steelers can make a strong claim to the (championship) ring. the mosit — we never even threatened." Shula, who predicted a Steeler victory over Houston next weekend, called th e Steeler performance Sunday sheer "domination." "The disa ppointing t hing is that we never really challenged the way I would have liked to," he said. "I can't be proud of the fact that Wt? didn't challenge in a game that meant so much to us." Trojans In Lady Hawk — By SAM 2 - 1- 19 ' . .. . ... .. -.. TON Halfway into the final quarter. Evans still led 45-41 on two baskets by Manuel. Geizer then COOK I leraid Sports Correspondent Veteran Evans Coach Dorothy Starbird grudgingly admitted prior to Saturday night's championship game in the Lady Hawk Invitational against Metro rival Edgewater, "that we TRY to keep it friendly." Th e emphasis had been on the try. Sort of like you try tolike your step-brother after he sits on your favorite record album. Or, you try to like the weatherman after your $25 hairdo has just been drenched on one of those zero per cent chance of rain days" two hours before the Junior Prom. Saturday evening Starbird had a whole lot of trouble keeping it friendly after number eight ranked Edgewater turned the tables on the Lady Trojans 51-49 in the championship game of the third annual Lady Hawk Invitational. Two steps toward the victorous Eagles' bench and a flippant congrat ulatory wave were the best Starbird could muster for her Metro Conference nemesis. The wave had more of wait until next time look than a "gee, gosh, wasn't that a nice game," appeal. No one, especially winning Coach Denis MeCarty, was too upset by the lack of camaraderie displayed by the state number two-ranked Trojans. Edgewater also won last year's tournament. It had been a tough loss to fathom. Evans let two seemingly safe leads slip away. The first came after a productive first quarter which saw Evans jump to a 13-8 bulge behind some excellent outside shooting by 5-9 senior Qubie Manuel- and 5-I 1 forward Cheryl Kreidt. Edgewater, however, relying on its quickness chipped away at the taller Trojans for a 22-22 sta lemate at halftime. Rugged inside scoring (10 points) by 5-11 LaWanna Gelzer plus two steals for layups by guard Veronica Moore keyed th e surge. Evans' Lee Vayn Oliver ta llied seven points in the quarter for the Trojans. Thethird quarter of a replica of the first. Eva ns countered with two free throws and a basket underneath to knot the score 49-49. Only 1:03 remained. Forward Tammy Cobbs added 10 points in the quarter. Edgewater regained the ball and after a tinleotit ran the clock down tom seconds before 60 senior Debra Dyer hit the crucial basket for a 5149 advantage. In the next 19 seconds Evans lost the ball on a jump, but regained it when Oliver skillfully tipped an inbounds pass back to the inbounder. With seven seconds left Kreidt missed a free throw one of six the Trojans squandered in the final period but Oliver tied up the rebound with a jump ball. Only four seconds remained, Oliver tipped the ball to Manuel on the left wing, but unfortunately for Evans, the 5-9 sharpshooter slipped as she secured the ball and her desperation attempt was short. In action earlier Saturday, an Oak Ridge rally also came tip short and Winter Park held on for a 43-38 third place victory. Titusville Astronaut toppled Lake Howell 52-41 for fourth place. '- Jimmy Carter And 1980 - - - - - - . - - - • . Astronaut Stops' Lake. Howell For Fourth Place Herald Phot. by Torn N.ts.I Edgewater's Luwanna Gelzer beats Evans center Lee Vayn Oliver for a rebound during second quarter action of the Lady Hawk championship game. squirmed ahead 30-26 on buckets by Tonya Burton, Oliver and Burton again. At the end of three quarters it stood 34-30, Evans. - _____ , _____ 114 . - - _______ it., ' ___ JACK ANDERSON )- ,0- _____ . ); - t i " 4 I I J, , , .. - I. . .>. • I -' - - - c' ;. L. rt' •. I.' !;Oviats , Make Our Poi'son Thoir MAcif _______ w -w - .* U.C.F. Lady Knights Meet Na, the Kremlin Is clearly delighted at bar to be coMbiulily ___ beset by turmoil, to, notes, the Kremlin might "seek to tak, ad. wiele deploring the hido Unt to W(rl1d psm &W ordwly the United States' discomfiture in the remain militarily wag, go diplomawt lb. Soviet uuiom has ooviog hoagea situation, and Its ambassador has. drained and poliUcally eet.n.t Iranian nationalities by attempting to wetly to .1t the &tiat1m to its own been spotted inside the captured embassy powervilnscuthwiet estI4lâi proloviet states among these Moving ceaçoimd, either as coach, cheerleader or Iran, the SoviM.b.cksd Tumish Party bee people." adventans. By keeping a low prhs and SjI In its privileged guest pIruMI se(Tht document& quietly organized workers In the oil fields btar.Ingly, Iran's petroleum resves ua"4y qnice) doshledsslh the XVII1I1 In Moscow, meanwhile, Soviet Foreign which we the bscone of the country's figure as Importantly In Kremlin sfjat,gjc to .msrje - lb. 4apit power In a AMM Gran,* economy. The Sovietisid workers are p1w'ng as they do at the White Hoses, The; W~,s dWaiiiall him To No " ft rmllstiq atlenos by Aptollati Phdaft Central'Intelligence A$ency. i UVW Ambundor M0hK=W M*i that UM in widely I . Ir IuppN:t (Cr the IfUdea prdM' "i,g Khomeini 0 IQildifyControl Of the Vital g disputed ftmds*i, reported that before 1IU o ne*1" wAsiwiotoN — _1. ______ U UWUU I W ________ / _____ ____ ___ _____ / - . saMIds And do k:11" bm #dW%* C"L U '1 i . who %W hr . - • - "a hr ack eapseleased Ia dohn In r ty as , Krs — hestigus - US iweInbly as men In control Of events In Ina WM WS W#. r - . -1. cjts., ________ lb. pribibly for asot yew It aeceesry — Iranian rsvvlutkm will case. - United States to resort to military WOOL ft Soviets w0uld like dwir 01kich 1110W of (Soviet) — ______ - ______ ' central goverimisat hi Mescow." the present and I mure cooras On do oUw hand, do wipublisbed report trodAmom revWutim •: - * 'I. ___• f II . •'4 _____ - . I — ' ___ ,.iI, t I _____ . iii - Me . ___ to tau to . ' ' power ours 81.1.40 I - . . underneath and was fouled by Gizinski. The foul, the left-handed senior's fourth, earned her a spell on the Hawk bench and with her went the Silver AMINO NIGHTLY 8 P.M. (Closed Sunday) MATINEES: Mon.. wed.. NEW MATINEE Post Time 1:15 p.m. f; , ...I - we __ ajor ___ m wuh tr o Paces All-Tourney Team As they chd the tournament 'players coring ace dominated am 10 woman Mi. pain! guard I)eeniê Wmt—on- gems juniors Gayle Slick Pain Mar,' (Winter Smith. 3240 on a nice spin move on a drive, but the War Eagles countered with 10 straight led . points to put the, game out of c1sk Ridge) u y- Rebecca Foss and Titusville rOch. Trifecta Box $42 Tritecta Wheel ALL 12 RACES S Thursday Laded Nita fWAMIM ORLq= Tournivant tam picked by the squad. dIUd Waters (77 70). That , gumeev.ofamid completed the Metro's con. Astronauts 5-10 hot shooting Gizinski, who eventually I7 nford Evening Herald the Sa to tingent. or in foul ed out in the fourth seni Dana Baldw cornNOCthSI7 . mW ft Uttle Sentinel in the ' Runnersup Evans also pleted ft 10 member team. quarter, notched 16 points, .me next horns game for the Burger King sponsored Lady nabbed two positions with Host Lake Howell landed ad Edward Waters, juniOr while the diminutive Smith JI$j, WWsr Gayk Bbftbw led $b.,coring$Iackwlthl7 and R(SINVATIO%S III 1600 N. Out 116d" to WntM amid Its . ".---. -. . - - _______ So U what opponents cold Iea1ers disir in ft Krwihln are .• .-. - . . \. ' ___ - iu u ,_1."_ 's Herim ,p"by toni Nobel . Hawks' hopes. UVA"islity,of OmW naide for the Luty Knights for ft IN -trir Lady Esg'lles whoop It up during Bashlor missed Will, begin their hectic first part of the PMCfl the trophy presentations at the Lady hawk Inscoring a thrilling win over the Evans Lady throw, but Baldwin dropped in F JuMM whmbb, which will frahum pard ' to Trojans. IMe win marked the second straight year the rebound to tie matters at hip game came down playIng 13 games Helaps, from Idnifisld, i1 an all-Metro final with Orlando rivals Edgewater Edgewater has won the Lady Hawk. 30-30 with 4:14 remai ning In Vs., with 14 POInts ma tosrnsmenL the third quar ter. and another freshman guard, Two minutes later Smith iiarcis swwsi is do 1.147Kfl*l$ gave Lake Howell its last lead points a gals. Con. , ______ tn 'HA VEIGOTA PROBLEM FOR YOU! R'S ffi — now e have to wciry about OVERCONF1OENCF. ____ - - ______ ___ aewly, the Soviets are torn between doi"utie oil, amid natural g aside. aggr" against . support for the ayatellaWs rsvoklon ad a Under a 1WI agreement with the sheb, the BUt it the 5i time, the Soviets US It. They are camstious, RuaManswCrs to bulidap retof believed to be coweeling restraint out Of therefore, about encouraging autonomy Iranian natural gas 10 WU get " amom the Lasebsijais, Kurds and other Urough tie Soviet Union. The trat (Cs w pletely out Of I*mid Soviet Udereets 8WVW WON. bningare b to be paid in natural gas —13 illLi tc.tiisic misedlies. wiftut pMW ñsg. ! rcosesnic on the plepline bee stopped, and Khomeini is 1. ': -, - . werking to undercut lb. w rm 1P'IIIl'd the the 2ft 11101110111 glaly dtb.pro.WruW—Indud, may hevehuipsi to Ii14 the rsvoletla t t. ________ Orlando — Alter a grabbed 12 çebounde in this relatively long Chriitmu South Florida game. women's break, the I ewI' the way In scoring bsthsU team from the ______ ___ - . ______ ____ ______ ..• ____ . _____ : , ,.,, ____ - 4 _______ ______ ____ - Titusville Lake Howell's lead however, diminished as Astronaut 13. .8.14.16.52 quickly as It appeared in the lake Howell 1818 4 9 41 second quarter when center Total fouls Titusville Dana Baldwin threw in two Astronaut 9, Lake Howell 13. turnaround jumpshots to make it 20.17. The Silver Hawks rebuilt the edge to 28-22 before halftime when Gizinski and Marvel combined for five points, the last on a rebound shot by Marvel with 51 seconds left. The bailgame turned around just after halftime when 5-7 junior guard Candi Cairns hit two baskets for Astronaut. Melody Tolley got one for the Hawks, but 5-10 Oro ~' Kelly Bashlor converted ___________ BERRY'S WORLD - Marvel, - _____ Titusville Astronaut dashed from the floor and two free the last Seminole County throws for 20 points. 5-6 Joy hopes of a Place in the top four Pendleton, Karon Cowart and as they upended host Lake Cair ns all added eight apiece. Howell 52-41 for fourth place Titusville Astronaut in the Lady Hawk Baldwin 9.2-20, Cowart 3.2-8, Invita tional. Bashlor 3-04, Pendleton 4.4.8, The hawks jumped to a quick 18-13 first quarter edge Cairns 4-0-8, Myers 1-0-2, behind 10 points by 5-li center DeLoach 0.0-0, totals 24-4-52. Nancy Gizinski. The Hawks Lake Howell Marvel 2-1consistently beat the War 5, Yearick 244, Gizinski 7-2Eagles press and Gizinski 16, Tolley 1.0.2, Smith 7-0-14, scored easily on sharp passes Cannarlato 0.0-0, totals 19-3from Sonya Smi th and Lorri 41. is v' . . is'Janustry 2, &pint Hawk Invitational. Ware, Williams and added 14. Baldwin completed . sharpshooting guard Quble two spots with senior point James Mwllscr' University of Tournament champion Manuel and all-around per. producer Nancy Gizinaki and Gizinski were all repeaters an awesome shooting at. pgnts. Blutcher also Harrisonburg, VA. $ p.m. Edgewater placed two former Lee Vayn Oliver. playmaking guard Sonya from last year's team. ternoon with nine for nine CM 4 M 0118"s Just . , at I d . '.' "'' 11- '. f '' 'b. ,, c , '4.. .•i '-: ________ ______ .. '" . ............ _ S. " ..... .,;,. . ..... -. . ' .. :,'., . ?"'I - .......... s,'' - , •._. - ' ____ ______ I . _______________________________________________________________________________________ - • I .-:P .•..-. .,• ' . lle~ .11 '.,•' • •5• , ___________ 27, • 'C's'; Aft I 1 __________________________________ 1.'..j.i. .... .. akC. . . . '4 ____ F''; c4:4: �- - . . . ._._.-_ or - , - - -- -•...__. .. .- V - •- •# .•- --..----*----I- P -V -•. -.- ...... -_. - .,. .., - 1 09 lI A—Ey"Ins Hirald, Sanford, Fl. - Monday, Dec. 31, 1, —moms Utah JazzPl SCOREBOARD Oys Winning Tune To Beat ,,_ . Pro Football Milwaukee, Lakers Whip Suns 113- 105 OURSELVES ' 5 tot) 12 Houston 101, Philadelphia 100 Boston 101, Golden State 5$ Sunday's Results Utah 95, Milwaukee SI Los Angeles 113, Phoenix 105 Seattle 107, Portland 100 Monday's Games (No games scheduled) Tuesday's Games San Antonio at New York Washington at Portland NFL Final Standings By United Press International American Conference East W L i Pct. x.Miami 10 6 0 .625 New England 9 7 543 NY Jets • • 0 soo Buffalo 7 9 Baltimore s-Pittsburgh y-HOuston College 12 4 0 .750 11 S 0 .61! Cleveland Basketball . 9 7 0 563 4 12 0 .2$0 Cincinnati . West W L T P biego * San By United Press fnternathwe tO victories in their first 11 games chipped In with 21. In other games, SeaUe nipped Pith Bre*ei'25 The Utah Jazz played to the right this season and had defeated the The Jazz led 5443 at the half but Portland 107-100 and Los Angeles Lakes, 113, SWIg 105 beat Sunday night and Coach Tom Jazz in three previous meetings, sufthe Bucks fought back to a 76-76 tie defeated Phoenix 113-105. Jamaal Wilkes scored a seasonNissalke figured it was about time. fered their 10th loss in the last 13 after three periods. But Utah opened "We just dicta ted the tempo games. the final period by outscoring the SuperSonics 107, Trail Blazer, 100 high 30 points and Kareem Abdul. Jack Sikma scored 16 of his 32 Jabbar added 28 as Los Angel tonight and they couldn't get their Milwaukee Coach Don Nelson, Bucks 14.6, including seven points by fast break going," said Nissalke whose team has been playing the Tom Boswell, and the Jazz took a . points during a fourthquarter rally Lakers snapped a nine-game after the Jazz defeated the last few games without starting 82 lead with three minutes left and that carried Seattle past Portland to Phoenix winning streak. Milwaukee Bucks 95.88. "In the past guard Quinn Buckner, was obviously were never seriously threatened, its third straight road victory. With S 11 0 .313 Central Saturday's f. __ they'd set the tempo and fly right by College Basketball 12 4 0 750 Results By United Press International 10 6 0 9 7 0 .563 Tournaments 9 7 0 543 Ala.-Birmingham Classic 7 Birmingham, Ala. Championship National Conference Ala.. Birmingham 103, Drexel 60 East Consolation W L T Pct. So. Illinois $5. Missouri-Rolla 14 i•0aIlas It S 0 .6*0 y-Phila. 11 5 0 65$ Blade-Glass City Washington 10 6 0 .625 Toledo, Ohio NY Giants 6 10 0 375 Championship St. Louis 0 .313 Washington 71, Toledo 70 (oIl Central Consolation W L T Pct. Bowling Green 79. Northwestern s-Tampa Bay 10 6 0 .675 61 yChicago • 10 6 0 .625 Minnesota 1 9 0 .435 Cabrillo Classic Green Bay 5 11 0 .313 San Diego, Cal. Detroit 2 II 0 .125 Championship West Indiana 61, Brown 52 L T Pd. * Los Angeles 9 7 0 .543 Consolation New Orleans S I 0 .500 Tennessee 96, San Diego St. 77 Atlanta 6 10 0 .375 2 11 0 .125 Conn. Mutual Classic San Francisco New Haven, Conn. s-division champion y-Denver Seattle Oakland Kansas City upset by what he had just witnessed. The Bucks' Marques Johnson led - the score tied 90-90, Sikma scored 4 0 Earvin Johimin and Nom Nim - Championship y.wild card playoff team Pittsburgh 71, Connecticut 72 Consolation Fullerton St. 7), Ohio U, 4, NFL Playoff Schedule (All Times EST) - Evansville Evansville, Hid, Sunday. Dec. 23 Wild card playoffs NFC Philadelphia 27, Chicago I? AFC Houston 13, Den ver 7 Championship Evansville 66, Alaska-Anchorage 57 Consolation Samford 69, Howard 64 (01) - New Rochelle Saturday, Dec. 29 NFC divisional playoff Tampa Bay 24, Philadelphia New Rochelle, N.Y. Championship Ions 75, St. Bonaventure 67 17 AFC divisional playoff Houston 17, San Diego 14 — Sunday, Dec. AFC divisional playoff Pittsburgh 34, Miami 14 NFC divisional playoff Los Angeles 21, Dallas 19 Consolation American IS, Air Force $7 Iron Duke Classic Raleigh, N.C. Championship Duke 57, Cincinnati 7$ tot) Consolation So. Carolina 64, Vermont 6$ - - Sunday, Jan. 6 AFC championship game Las Vegas Classic Houston at Pittsburgh, 17:30 Las Vegas, Nov. p.m. Champion s hip NFC championship game Los A ng eles at Tampa Bay, Weber St. 79, UNLV 7$ Consolation 4:30 p.m. , Michigan St. $2. Loyola (Cal.) 6$ Jan. Super Bowl at Calif., 6 P.M. - Pasadena, Lobe Invitational Albuquerque, N.M. Championship Utah St. 117, New Mexico Consolation Pro Hockey LaSalle U. IdohO St. $3 Maryland Invitational College Park, Md. Championship Maryland $3 Temple 63 Consolation Miami (0.) 56, Harvard 79 NHL Standings By United Press International Campbell Conference Patrick Division W L T Psi. Philadelphia 24 110 31 NY Rangers 1715 5 39 Milwaukee Classic Atlanta 14 17 4 32 Milwaukee. Wis. NY Islanders 13 15 6 32 Championship Washington 9 23 S 23 Rhode Island 64, Marquette 57 Smythe Division Consolation W L 1 Psi. U. Mary's (Cal.) II, Fairfield 49 Chicago 12 1312 Vancouver 14 16 7 35 — Motor City Classic St. Louis 13 II 4 32 Detroit, Mich. Winnipeg 12 21 4 25 ChainpislIship Colorado 11 21 3 23 Edmonton 9 19 7 25 E. Michigan 64, Detroit 40 Consolation Wales Conference Colgate 52. Dartmouth $1 Norris Division . W L Pt.. ' 0' - Montreal Los Angeles - Pittsburgh II 1011 3 14 7 29 9 14 9 27 Detroit Hartford . 20 10 14 14 4 15 17 S Quebec 36 33 Saturday's Results Toronto 4. Winnipeg - Vancouver 4, Quebec 2 St. Louis 3, Hartford 0 Phil 3, Colorado 2 Los Angeles 4, Minn 3 $wndays Results N.Y. Rangers S. Wash 2 Detroit 4. N.Y. oil 3 - Chicago S. Boston 3 Monday'sGomm Colorado at Detroit Winnipeg of Buffalo PIth at Minn Tuesday's Games (No games sch.dulod) Basketball W I. • 09 ''' 1 15 $9 411 5 33 J%. Coslal Divition W I. Pd. SI : Atlanta 25 II 43$ l.a Anteal 19 $ ' Clavikid Houston 11 IS .,, - Indiana i'31 1 1. Detroit ii 09 -924 I4% Wusisen Cealersagu MId.SSI W I. Pd. Sb Milwuhe a : . 'kanCty 3111.109— 114 11111 411 6 - ____ - m i, k'WP '' I '"Y C4/i'FF/? 0/YE Oc - Tackles Clemson 73'E'4' ' ii I ' i . ' I.' I I - _____ , Baylor In Peach . . . . . 5, . - . _.' . a ,_ .., . . . . - -- (Uri ) -I was Buccaneers by toppling the after ruling In their favor on a who imrned me most was 63 always under the impression 'Philadelphia Eagles 24-17, Consotaften pass interference call, but Lee Roy Salmon,. Tampa the Black Sea lay somewhere and the hobbled Oilers by Loyola (Ill.) 91 Rutgers 17 with 2:16 to go, Rim quary' tireless defensive end. peacefully between Europe eliminating the San Diego terback Vince Ferragamo He preana id Ron Jaworski l'stIa and Asia until this weekend Chargers 17-14. Greenville, S.C. connected for his third touch- relentleady, working Inside when It turned up raging in None of these three winChampionship down pass. Billy Waddy Instead of outside which he Furman 93, Austin Posy 09 Pittsburgh to dispel any ners, however, gave any grabbed it and scored ona5l. does more often, and the Consolation ._ doubt as to which compelling evidence they had Indiana St.- Evans. $4. New yard play. Eagles' 'tgnal.cailer never teem is the best one In football . the sufficient resources to mpshIre 72 -. In the end, it was the was abie to get him out of his . seep me razoriarp Steelers tow Of all eight playoff teams I spectacular himself, passing Cowboys' long-time hallmark, hair. In the second half when Richmond Beyond all question, II has from winding up with their watched this weekend, the for three touchdowns in the their defense, which Nichmsid, V. betrayed Jaworaki was trying to trin to be the black-helmeted, third Super Bowl cham- Stealers were the best dud , first half and connecting on - them, Instead of rushing, the Eagles back, Salmon Championship Virginia 79, Old Dominion as blackshirted Pittsburgh plonship in five years tine plined. Their overall 21-oI0 passes for 230 yards Ferragamo on the game, sacked him trying to pam. Consolation Stealers, who have the weeks from now, execution came as close to before he was all done, winning play, the Dallas V. COnInOnWS&th 54. Richmond The Oilers beat the capacity for wiping out "Our defense was sterling, being flawless as any coach His tWo favorite receivers, defense gave him all the time Cbargess without their top anyone In their way like some absolutely great," Stealer could expect. John staiuw.m and Lyon In the world to setup, pick out runner, Earl Campbell, Rochoslor dreadful tidal wave. For Coach Chuck Noll salutedhis Walking Into the Steelers' Swann,. were largely WaddyontheCowboys'10and withaiatthelitoppaaier,Dsn Rochester, N.Y. campi.ssp confirmation of that, all you resistance forces, who ckeaalng room with the asaur- responsible for esablIitg the get the ball to him. Pastorint, and mostly without had to see was the precision hounded Dolphin quarterback ance they would be meeting Stealers to build a 10.0 lead at Syracuse 92, Vilianova.4 The Bau$a thiai won the their top receiver, Ken c.esot.sisu . and bnite force with which Bob Grleae and contained his the Oilers next Sunday In halftime and after Swine w right to meet the Buccaneers Burroih. 1 man they have St. Francis (Pa.) 75. Cornli 6) they laid waste the Miami fellow Miamian at the line of Pittsburgh for the AFC's forced out, his replacement, for the NFC e plombip In meet to thank for arviving Is DolphIns 34.14 at Three scrimmage and In the Noon- division title, quarterback sewfowl Jim Smith took over without Tampa Bay nest Sunday. . rooe defensive back Vim ow Orlonas, La. Rivers Stadium Sunday. dary. Terry Bradshaw span. the slightest drapofi In Pitt. Championship They'll have to stop RIc' Perry, who Intercepted far Undeniably, Los Angeles, 040 Miss 70. VWgInIa loch U Pittsburgh's defensive unit, taneously dipped his hands sburgh's ability to mo,'ae. Bell, who set a play record r blodu.d a kick and ran Tnp. Bay and Houston all anchored by L.C. Greenwood, tire. times. Cutisiciui. )4i'rni by running U ball 10 ______ MIdilgan 72, Tulane 71 showed flash.. of Intensity in Joe Greene and Jack LainHe' wasn't applauding The Rams made 11w most of the Eagles, and Bocs Perry lad the ball all day. iç.sts that moved them Into bert, operated without hif su Sied he had every their opportunity in Team quarterback Doug Williams, Trying to make good with * nest weekend's final playoff linebacker Jack Ham, right to If he wanted. s ... Yes. _____ Stadium after the Cowboyo who showed enormous poise desperation bomb In the W. bracket - the Rams by possibly the outstanding Mlslngldscallspe,fectjyso battled back from. a 14-s participating In his first seconds, Charger quai" Tius.C$ Pass 74, St. Louis ' comi ng from behind with less performer on the team. His as to get milimum- mileage 'deficit-to mow In front 11-14o playoff ever. C.aeiiotl terback l Voids let on. go than three minutes left to colleagues did such a out HOUStOn $3, Alabeme 15 of Franco Harris and They seemed to have lost Bell and Williams both all the way Into thi end sans 'defrock the Dallas Cowboys thorough Job on the Dolph ins, Rocks Bleler when he had to, their Last chine, when 11* 'looked - good against but Perry w there to pick I Weal V1r1u4'C$esa)c as champions 21.1$; the though, hehardly was miased. Bradshaw was 11W. short of ______ _______ but te pl official reversed ti.eiv.s plsIleIMpait., . Vaayer Championship West VIrgInia 7), Marshall 61 DEAR ABBY: Last New Year's Eve you published some New Year's resolutions. _ _______ ' _____ ____ Xavior(0111si74,Ca)umhIago - - Champluship. ca,, osi., ii HI 16 II 4is -10 *1 .116. p 20 V AN 44 OelOen $ft " " ' - $MWdaY'I GaWIN New York Ill. MIIWPI*IO san Du. fl Washbasin AtlIa IlL n.lr.'t_Ne Cleveland iss. Denesr $04 UlahliLIMlanaiil - Sen Anfolils 727, KMNI CRY ____ theme with some variatlousof 111 simply say, "I don't know." my own: Just for today I'll do Just for today lwill try to be something I've been putting - happy. Abraham Lincoln as off for a long time. I'll finally 'said, "Most folks are about write that letter, make the happy ____ as they make up their phone call, clean that closet, minds to be." He was right. or straighten out those will not dwell on thoughts depress me. I will chase them dresser drawers. Just for today, before I out of my mind and replace speak I will ask myself, "Ii ft them with happy thoughts, Just for today I will adjust true?"IlItkInd?"And lithe myself to what is. I will face answer to either of those reality. I will try to change questions Is negative, I won't those things which i can say It. Just for today I will make a change and accept those conscious effort to be things I cannot change.' Just for today I will try t agreeable. I will look as well improve my mind. I will not as I can, dress becomingly, be a mental loafer. I will force talk softly, act courteously myself to read something that and not Interrupt when requires effort, thought and someone else Is talking. Just for today not try to its,concentration, ru .' Win ____ 0 ____ - - II nothing from the world, but I will realize that as I give to the world, the world will give Is the season of friendship, directed by Barbara Broroup. 40 FLORIOA I1 CEl) I ' jhi " 10:00 0 -.4 CARD SHARKS 11(35) P71 CLUB -.24 (10) MASTERPIECE THE- ATRE 12 (17) MOVIE (35) o 11:00 'They ought to make a dress with a roller at the top like a wlndowshade, to keep up with the stylest" , M.irtiii D,'is,'t. / NEWVEAWSDAV10:WAM - - _ SaveYour __ nw omuso ot. ---, - - - - .. 5:30 I 5 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER -12 (17) LOVE. 6:00 0 4) EARLY DAY 5) 0 HEALTH FIELD i7 0 SUNRISE 12.- (I 7) WORLD AT LARGE 8:25 fi (4) COUNTRY ROADS selling babies iR) 11-00 0 (4lls) 0 (7) 0 NEWS (ii) (35) BENNY HILL (12)(17) LAST OF 6:30 17) NEWS 11:30 - 0 ('4) TONIGHT Guest host John Davidson. Guests: Lynn Redgrave, Gil Gerard. Hoyt Axton. (5)0 HAPPY NEW YEAR, AMERICA Paul Anka anchors a gala New Years Eve celebra. lion from Las Vegas which also features Al flirt in Now Orleans and Natalie Cole at a disco par. ly at New York's Copacabana (170 NEW YEAR'S ROCKIN' [ yE 1980 Erin Moran and John Schneider join host Dick C)Iark live from Times Square fiDr a musical welcome to the 'I ow year with performances by larry Manilow, Chic, Biondi.i, Tho Village People and the Oak lidge Boys J) (35) mzr-__,-PF IV 1:00 0(4) DAYS OF OUR LIVES (5)0 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 4(10)A.M.WEAYHER 1:0 - 6:55 0(4) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNIN FLORIDA (5) 0 AS THE WORLD TURNS i ll) (35) ANDY GRIFFITH 2:00 0 (4) THE DOCTORS 71 U ONE LIFE TO LIVE 7:00 0 4) TODAY (5 0 MORNING NEWS () 0 GOOD MORNIN( AMERICA 7:30 0 (4) TODAY (7) 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA (11) (35) TOM AND JERRY 8:00 0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO (I 1) (3 5) BULLWINKLE !.0 (35) GONER PYLE (24 (10) CELEBRATION OF STRAUSS 2:25 12) (17) NEWS 2:30 0(A) ANOTHER WORLD I 5) 0 GUIDING LIGHT i (35)1 DREAM OF JEANNIE 0 (17) THE GIGGLESNORT HOTEL 3:00 (7 i 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL 3:30 'S I 0 ONE DAY AT A TIME (H) i t 1; (35) BANANA SPLITS AND FRIENDS 14 (I 0) VILLA ALEGRE (R) (10) OVER EASY 4:00 0(4) EMERGENCY ONEI ....want ~1. :~~~, a copy?~` , % I . 0 "1 I I , ,~ '1 .... ..6. , % I 13) ( 1 7) SPECTREMAN 4:30 fl BEWITCHED iii (35) BUGS BUNNY AND ;_1 FRIENDS :_~ _ ,, Have yuu seen a photo that appeared in the Evening Her. you would like to : lU (35) TOM AND JERRY -, ~~, >, f~ .-. --_~I _., _~,I :~_ -_:___ ,I 5)0 THE LITTLE RASCALS t 0 MERV GRIFFIN 5:00 6(4) CAROL BURNETT ANC FRIENDS sØ HAPPY DAYS AGAIN 5:30 64) NEWS (5)0 M'AS'H (7) Q ALL IN THE FAMILY I ri Floyd Theatres A have? Well, they're S',* I s,c..,, available. Now you can order an 8*10 Print of any photo Which has appeared in the Evening Her. I I I I within the last 30 days for $4.00 plus tax, 'caII 322.2611 I to plac, your order - _ 5.30.2121 _- _2 --. ,-_ .__, ----.----- _-_t-_-5------.----- . _--- I - _~ .~ ___ s I 0 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 7 0 RYAN'S HOPE - FLORIDA /ust and Gordon employ the ervice of a man who ossosses a power to control a'nimals. 1) (17) MOVIE "Oklahoma" 0 )4' NEWS 6:45 7:25 0 4) TODAY IN FLORIDA () 0 GOOD MORNING WILD. WILD WEST 24 (10) SESAME STREET fl 0 ALL MY CHILDREN Ill) (3 5) DICK VAN DYKE (24) (10) . GREAT PERFOR. (5)0 ED ALLEN THE WILD 10 . TZUW~i . — I. AMERICA 5 1 0 flØ NEWS 11(35) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER 12:30 .U. I 6 ) 4) MINDREADER5 , __ '•55 %: _Tt0lJ1- _ 12:00 5:00 5) 0 LOU GRANT 13iIlit and Rossi pose as .1 married coupI,' to investigate a black-market Operation in the business 01 hBy Stephen Shafsr, D.M.D1 I_p AFTERNOON 7 0 THE FBI STYLE I or 1) 4 WHEEL OF FORTUNE 7 0 FAMILY FEUD 10:00 _ Jflt'MAS'S 11* krd.or TiM DSSC(X )iitIiIs' o LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (A) 24 (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY MORNING 9:30 (5) 0 HOUSE CALLS Ch.irle finds hirnsel t ri i light predic.i nient wti,'n he i'ihzes Ihal he has another date on the S,lfl1' night he's iiranged to si',' Airri - - FLORIDA'S BIGGEST NAME IN FABRICS! 0 4 ), HIGH ROLLERS (3 I Fit PP1II..t lb RIGHT 11:30 MONDAY Andy Belliog, Pauline IariIIi . 'Mi Tust finalists 24 (10) SKATING SPECTACULAR '78 Cutiust: Don Meredith. Guests: Tina Turner, Hoyt Axton, Ricky Jay, Ken Minyard, James I - MM . USAI FT IA TO SMI I0C1 ('soths A('flP'fltY SQUARES .s - Ø WHEWI 10:55 50 CBS NEWS nuws I UYU PLAZA AT AIRPOIT BLVD. 10:30 0 4' HOLLYWOOD be pulled. Today, that's a supply from the Last resort. Root canal strroumdlng tissues that treatment consists of: 1). bold it in place. The tooth the removal of the Infected will have no sense of pulp that lies within the feeling because the nerve root canals of the tooth, and has been resnoved,but the 2) the sn.Hng of the root tooth itself Will be fine: it ends toprohlbft any furtha' should last aa long uyour Infection, other teeth and could even I epulp is the tooth's be eventually used uan tooth for a denture 1 1 center corec4softtjssue andior (nerves, blood vessels and bridgi. fibers). When the dentist removes a "nerve" from a tooth, he really removes _ that contains pulpal tissue A public service with the the nerve. amolprainothigabetterl Removing the pulp from dental health environment the tooth does riot produce train the office of: Stephen a "dead" tooth It w l be ,j.,, D.M.D. 581 [eke il very much all le and u Blvd., [eke Mary, ' 323-2300. E - 12 (17) GREEN ACRES I WHAT IS ROOT CANAL? I I Years ago, a badly in. functioning because it nas I fected tooth was doomed to a source of blood and nerve I It . 9:30 ,I t (35)1 LOVE LUCY i Views On Dental HaIth I II - ,- Rogers. SMILE I - - kn i - - _ SUNSHINE .STAT(._ - c QbTQSV lacflfsesmsH La ARRIVEAUVE1 0 MIKE DOUGLAS U MOVIE 11(35) DICK VAN DYKE 24 (10) MASTERPIECE THEATRE 12' ( 1 7) LUCY SHOW bers of the 4077th try to find a suitable home for an doned baby born to a Korean ') woman and an American soldier. 1/''T . . - ___ (35) JIM ROCKFORD o 6 / 8:00 0(4) KING ORANGE JAM. - LIT - band demands that she stop working for white people and quit her job with the Findlays. (10) DICK CAVETI "Lampoon 'SOs" Tony Hendra and Christopher Cerl take a humor. ous look back at the next decade even before it's happened (i2) (I 7) ALL IN THE FAMILY Gloria wears a black wig and Mike becomes unusually amorous. 8:30 On Thursday, Green Pod The afternoon was con. students performed in a cerned with pod parties (5) 0 THE LAST RESORT Michael and Gail finally confess musical program about throughout the school. their romantic interest in each Christmas and Hanukkah. "Thanks" go to the other and make plans to spend Each of the songs was in homeroom mothers who In- a weekend together. troduced by a student who vested both time and effort to 9:00 gave the origin of the song. make the parties such a @) NBC MOVIE "Hitler's Murals and costwnes 5e- success. Gold" (1975) Telly Savalas, companied the different songs Climaxing the events was a Robert Culp. Three men of varas the students sang. The visit from Santa Claus, led backgrounds join forces to students were directed by complete with bells and a kidnap the former commander Barbara Tressler, Barbara "Ho-Ho-Ho!" He visited each of a German POW camp who knows the location of a fortune Smith, Jo Wormington and pod, reminding everyone to be in gold hidden by a Nazi officer Gene Williams. good and have a very merry during World War II. holiday. 15) 0 MA'SH The mem- M 0 ) (35) MAUDE Florida's hus. "Trouble In Chapter 17" Elementary School observed directed. Assembled in the t2,4 (10) SONG BY SONG the traditions of the season. mcdlii center, the students "Loren: Hart" David Karnan, The last two days of the school sang seasonal songs. Elizabeth Counsoll, Karen Mo,week were filled with a flurry Gold Pod Chorus sang some row and Elizabeth Welch perof activities designed to special Christmas songs from form the music of lyricist Lorenz Hart and his musical remind the students that this earlier times. The chorus was partner, composer Richard . __ S) Woods, Dr 0 FAMILY FEUD - Promptly before school let out for the holidays, the a "group sing" which students at Idyllwilde Principal Norma Ragsdale . . SALE IPICI_IJDE& 'IwHoLsTEm' 05155 FABRICS 9:00 04: DONAHUE 7:30 0 ('4) TIC TAC DOUGH () 0 NEWLYWED GAME IdyII'ivulde Observes Season's "Fraditions la. w t4 ,etdOTlONS ePATTIDie. AMERICA RYGARDEN 12 (17) ROMPER ROOM 5-.- BOREE PARADE Joe GaragloIa and Sarah Purcell host the 46th annual edition of this coiorful parade from Miami. Flori. da featuring 15 marching bands and more than 25 tloats. 15)0 WKRP IN CINCINNATI When Andy's sister visits, he sofa her up for a date with Jo hnn y, then learns she already has a dale with Venus MOO (17) COLLEGE Friday, the morning began FOOTBALL "Bluebonnet Bowl" Purdue vs Tennessee with FLORIDA READER Mock, or, using the stairs DEAR READER: These Instead of the elevator. Just for today I will be New Year's resolutions based on the original credo of totally honest. U someone Alcoholics Anonymous. Ihave asks me something I don't know, I will not try to bluff; taken the liberty of using u ladord Electric lopped First Federal 41-32 and Atlantic foWth period. Joe Cameo soured .lght points, Daryl WllMiw Willie Brown and Horses Eni soared 14 peWs splice far aervfd a $30 ars from Flaphip Bank in Saturday seven and Dewayne IIItdaU and Byron Wasb1 is, toutsiona Td$9 six sack, Flaphip ___ games in the Sanford Junior Boys BathaI1 League, Terry of First Federal was high-point man In the UNFOlD !IIC* 1s Can. 4546; I W79,N. Te Bave 154' SardEhcsndAUai4leBaiikarebothlggflthes.cand game with 11. Alex Wg Wynn acaradeight and Ihedric Knight 5; weywSI$$4g; Duryl Wsn.$ $47; Gserj -thCItya beU sat$a.mSatyat the al,atIoa&my dd a edate.' Sen JS V s. It. Prasids.NY 63 ___ . WI$412;TsMa,SrnlL_NBr,*1Ck,HI leomo AHk Bank aid Flnjeldp Bar* were never more tht, Byran Fair 11111" 1 covsk . siuIn do ftd ' thtsap thegamewlan 1341. or,i.ne.ore.. ym, ___ *UaiUcBa away to win byfivepoWs, back Is knOt lbs soon, at 11-Il at the half. .' Orgesa It. 72, Ctemeea 67 The two turns were tied at $4 .f1. the first period and Sasford Electric out4ccred First Federal 13.2 In the third AtisnIle Bank held one-point advantages at the andof th e MI;s.ys54s;g, rIpham Yous 114. N.C.CIIIIIII$. period and coasted to the nine-poW win. 1 WJII54 ascend and third periods. ifljr1u iea4iag ( for Sanford Electric Albert Armstrong paced Atlantic Bank with 11 points and SaderdElsdrlc I.on7aoroesne p p. with 12 poInts, Including eight of his team's 10 points In the yeses Tick 4 Kerry Hunter. added 11. Brian Staffleld scored six. ThMFederaj - I program. I may not follow It exactly, but I will have it, thereby saving myself from two pests: hurry and In- - , S6nfoed _Electric, Atlantic, - Bank . Dear _______ ____ PA!Nrer' iviririur.i e, 8:30 Two con artists talk Fred into a promotion gimmick designed to Increase sates in the junk yard. a4(10) MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT ., ii .,t ••..'-LUX t it, rrupiu AND SON Grady feels out of place when he moves in with his daughter and her family Her , 6 3 TODAY U GOOD MORNING ATRE 'Poldark II" Demelza prove anybody except myself, Just for today I sill have a - __ - TODAY IN FLORIDA FLORIDA 8:00 0 (1) 0 NEWS (4 (10) MASTERPIECE THE- entertain the children. to me. P.S. Have a happy, taped it on my bathroom healthy New Year. And IS--i ___I____ mirror woere i coma read it J' " for peace! every morning. I want you to decision. LOVE, know that it helped me to ABBY Just for today I will have a become a better person. I'm Getting married? Whether quiet half hour to relax alone. not saying that I kept every You want a formal church one of those resolutions every During this time I will reflect wedding or a simple do-yewJust for today I will do a on my behavior and sill try to single day, but I kept most of own-thing ceremony, get get a better perspective oii my them, and they are now habits good deed for somebody — Abby 's new booklet, "How to which have improved my without letting him know It. life. Have a Lo%ely Wedding,' personality, my character (II he or she finds out I did it, Just for today I will be Send $1 and a long, stamped It won't count.) and my self-esteem. Just for today I will do unafraid. I gill gather the 128 cents) self-addressed I'm not a teenager, Abby. to do what is right envelope to Abby: 132 Lasky I'm a 30-year-old mother of something positive to improve courage and take the responsibility for Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif. my health. If I'm a smoker, two, an honest effort to my own actions, I "ill expect 90212. Please make it an annual Ill Iflakt column; some of your readers cut down. U I'm overweight, may not have seen It. I hope It ru eat nothing I know is fattening. And I will force will help others the way it myself to exercise - even if helped me. it ' s only walking around the FAITHFUL - 0.4 by Gill Fox EVENING the temple donated gifts and games that were played to Helped -- A'FLANTA (UP!) - Don't quarterback in Lott and four ex pect to see many passes good running backs led by 234.. . . when 17th-ranked Clemson pound fullback Marvin Sims faces 19th-ranked Baylor in (728 yards, 4,7 average) and the Peach Bowl today. 175-pound tailback Lest er Baylor Coach Grant Teaff Brown (529 yards, 4.0). says his quarterbacks can't Baylor, coming off an throw and Clemson's Danny embarrassing 34 season, . Ford jokingly admits he posted a 7-4 mark wi th losses '.5 panics when one of his to Alabama, Houston, , assistants suggests a pass, Arkansas and Texas - all •. although his quarterback, ranked among the top 11 "if / Billy Lot completed over 52 teams in the nation. The 'percent of his tosses. .n , Bears depend on 196-pound 1.' -. . passing game is not sophomore tailback Walter very good," said Teaff, whose Abercrombie (816 yards, 5.2) ,l team is a three-point un- for much of their offense with derd0 in the 2:30 p.m. EST, second-team All-America ::--....,. nationally televised (CBS) linebacker Mike Slg1etary, a contest. 225-pound Junior, ancloiJ)g 4j l "I said at the first of the the defense. year that (quarterback) Clemson, 83, will be Zhitnbute.l by King ieatuS>ndIcat.. rn Mickey Elam throws the ball making its third straight bowl like I do and It's not improved appearance. Ford made his and fourth-rated, Florida State puts its undefeated too much," said Teaff. Elam, debut in the 17-15 Gator Bowl record on the line against No. 5 Oklahoma In the a senior, started the first six victory over Ohio State last Orange Bowl at Miami. games before suffering a hip- year after Charley Pell left pointer and being replaced by the Tigers at the end of the Monday night, No. 17 Clemson and No. 19 Baylor lock freshman Mike Brannan, regular season to take the. horns in the Peach Bowl at Atlanta and No. 12 Purdue " P art of th as e re at Florida Job. on Is th plays unranked Tennessee in the Bluebonnet Bowl at both quarterbacks 'are InexClemson defense,. Th e tough Houston. . nced" Tuft continued, anchored by AU-America "With a 34 percent completion tackle Jim Stuckey, a G400t4, In major bowl games already completed, 18thpercentage, It doesn't thrill 241-pounder, allowed only 92 ranked Temple beat CalIfornia 28-17 In'the Garden you togo out azul call apus." points In 11 games - the State Bowl Dec. 15, Indiana upset No. 9 Brigham Ford also keep. the ball on fewest since the 1957 Clemson a' Young 38-37 in a Holiday Bowl shootout Dec. 21, No.20 ground with a fine option squad. SIDE GLANCES (5)0 P.M. MAGAZINE (130 JOKER'S WILD iii) (35) SANFORD AND SON -.a-___ 'i 110139 - each child and daughters of A RAn f#dar I cut that column out and ' - IIPS&VSAV ITDSiIJ played Santa to ovet 30 needy children. Gifts were given to _____ I — '' rnma IlA IV4W YUN okwoom Pacific DivisIss W I. ,cs. es n -..-- ..-,... "'"P Minnesota _ IC 09 3)6 ie.rne Los_Angels ' Ptieenht ?P.rtland A/YP#8 ', . . Dow Chicago . /4F , ' 27 II .71) Wshngtn I. New Jirsv . THELMA DUDLEY - Atlantic DMsIo New '-'7v . l MtiPWS, . Resolutions _________ Casters Cealorsecs Philadlpli . . NSA StUdffigs By United Press interlsotIona) :-U'." Pillsbury Claeshc - Penn State surprised No. 15 Tulane 9.6 in the Liberty Bowl, No. 13 Washington upset No. 11 Texas 14-7 In the Sun Bowl and Louisiana State trampled Wake Forest 34-10 In the Tangerine Bowl Dec. 22. No. 10 PIttsburgh defeated Arizona 16-10 in the Christmas Day Fiesta Bowl, North Carolina u pset No. 14 Michigan 17-15 In the Dec. 28 Gator Bowl and Missouri dumped No. 16 South Carolina 24-14 in the Dec. 29 Holiday Bowl. Underdog's Intensity Key Figure !n Pldyoffs - _. Quebec 2. Edmonton 1 ___ '' by Alan Mayer TV HIGHLIGHTS donated by some thoughtful and Ross are reconciled, but merchants of the community Ross finds himself challenged to help make this event a to a duel. (Part 12 of 13) success. Mrs. Kathryn (112) (17) CAROL BURNETT The Seminole County Alexander Is Daughter Ruler. AND FRIENDS groups will be featured, Voters League will meet at 6:30 New Mt. Calvary Missionary @') NBC NEWS ) Visiting family and friends () CBS NEWS The Willing Workers of St. Baptist Church, 1115 West 0 during the holiday are Mr. CD 93 ABC NEWS James AME Church 12th St. The community of and Mrs. Lincoln Joseph, and lJ (35) ANDY GRIFFITH presented Vernon "Papa" Sanford and general public daughter, Roslyn, Rochester, and Helen take a day oil,Andy but Jones, director of the Vernon are invited to attend this N.Y.; Mitchell Duval, Hill Barney has a question or two. Jones Singers of New Haven, meeting, Jan. 7, at 7:30 Duval and Richard Duval of (11 (1 7) BOB NEWHART Bob Conn. and other groups in a p.m.James E.C. Perry IS seeks help from an old college New York; Willie James professor when he becomes Gospel Caravan Sunday at St. president and Edward L. White, Albany, Ga.; Leroy James AME Church. Coor- Brown, secretary. depressed by his lack of Clark, New York City: success dinator was Rev. K.D. White Dorothy Clark, Rochester, N. 7:00 church pastor. Evergreen Temple No. 321 find Hobert Fielder, fl (4') THREE'S A CROWD , -. , Pitts 3, Atlanta 2 Montreal 4. Buffalo 3 Pro - 45 17 9 7 41 Toronto Wooden was to college basketball." In other games Tuesday, sixth-rated Houston meets No. 8 Nebraska In the Cotton Bowl at Irving, Texas, Appalachian St. 49, Hardin. Simmons WI. I pj 24 10 3 Si Boston Minnesota PAt'1LcpQ4p P/PN'78eAlt." z4'E ,q, Q'74cA av "°" YFI4 ,4WtW .r ''' 7/(5'#0(X . '#7 h772 /9 Consolatiop Adams Division Buffalo Third-ranked and unbeaten Ohio State is a one. touchdown underdog against Southern California In Tuesday's Rose Bowl - and that sui ts Buckeye fullback Paul Campbell just fine. "We were walking Into Disneyland the othe r day," said Campbell, "and someone said, 'They are going to get killed,' We just smil ed to ourselves and said, 'Wait until January 1st'," But Cam pbe ll knows just how formidable an op. ponent the second-ranked Trojans, 10.0-1, are. "You have to be Impressed with them," he said. "But you know they are human. They're not so great that we can't beat them," Campbell acknowledges the presence of Heisman Trophy win ner Charles White, quarterback Paul McDonald and a big, mobile offensive line will make the Trojans tough to stop. "But I think our defense is going to surprise them," he said. "l don't think they've seen a defense as good as ours," By the 5 p.m. EST game time in Pasadena, the Trojans will know what they ha ve to do to win a national championship. Because at 2 p.m. EST, toprated Alabama goes for its 21st consecutive victory in the Sugar Bowl at New Orleans agai nst No. 7 Arkan' 10.L If the Crimson Tide wins its third straight Sugar Bowl, Southern Cal will need a strong triumph to gain -' any consideration for the top spo t. But a Tide loss would mean that USC needs only a victory to wrap up its second straight national title. Alabama Coach Bear Bryant feels this Tide team is the best he's ever coached. "I felt like at the end of the year we fielded the best team I've ever been arou nd," Bryant said. "1 don't know if we can win or not. I think we've got a chance." Bryant, who needs 20 wi ns to surpass Amos Alonzo Stagg as the all-time top winner and whose club has won 20 straight, has been trading compliments with Arkansas Coach Lou Halts, a practice that will probably stop as soon as the ball is kicked off at 2 p.m. ES'!' Tuesday. "I think he's a great coach," Bryant said of Holtz, "and I'll tell you more about It in 15 or 20 Years." "1 think he's the greatest football coach that ever lived," the 43-year-old Holtz says of Bryant. "I really mean that. I think eh si o t college ftbllh f oo tball whatJon ohn - Pacemaker Classic Monroe. La. Championship NE Louisiana $1, Bail St. 49 ii 14 4 42 17 124 40 - 0 _____ When Buckeyes Tangle With USC Trojans . - -- - - - - ROSE TO THE OCCASION Jan. Set the Sanford Community and sponsored by the NAACP, will be held Jan. 1, at 10 am, at St. ess James AME Church, Cypl! Avenue and 9th Street. Guest speaker for the occasion will be Mrs. Thelma Dudley, community worker and leader in the City of Orlando. Various choirs and musical '' By MICHAEL SHALIN UPI Sports Writer - - Monday, Dec. 31, 1fl-1B -1 Jubilee Day, observed by Underdog Role Rosy Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 0 Jubilee Day US. "This is the low point of the all scorers with-.26. points, Dave.—.Qf nine straight points by the Sonics, contributed 15 each for Los Angeles 1 "We've never been able to control season, without a doubt," he said. Meyers had 18 and Brian Winters ii. and Jim Chones added 12. Paul the tempo against the Bucks, We "We couldn't play as aggressive as I Center Kent Benson, who has been then hit three more biskets after the Westphal led Phoenix with 29 points would play well in spots and then would li ke. We were floating around coming off the bench, played 34 Blazers pulled within five points, and Alvan Adams had 20. The Suns and out of steam." minutes after replacing starter Gus Williams added 28 points for were without forward Walter Davis, they'd do a number on us Utah has now won just 4-of-20 road Adrian lantIey paced the Jazz Harvey Catchings and had 15 points Seattle. Portland,-which has-lost of who suffered a sprained ankle with 23 points and Terry Furlow games while the Bucks, who reeled and 16 rebounds. 15 of its last 19 games, was paced by Friday night. Ohio State Plays - . . . Ji4 :, - I 1. 7i#1%bJh&,_:t "*4o. -'~ , I . I - .i~L4-4,_ . . _. ..- I ~ ., ,r2_1 . , ~1, - . . a (.11 . tkl* - .L~.A . - F4 '' C' •'•it.,.. - 1 - .-- " - , . F - . .0 U. ~f. _~, ., . - , " '? i , ~~ ~~ .i 1-1-~ '; , ~ i , P . )11 -~.. '~'~' ". , `..4,11 I L.,46kJ,.i.,4t.jJ_,,J. V:pi.01 .;, ,*'.. " r . .. 4 % %V`_ 2 1k, VA? I.Z . Mlffim ~),V.-_ . :1."r.!, - T L J -'- �- ... - - - - •. -. .. --- ,. p. -. - .,., 2B—Evenlng Hera, Sanford, Fl. Vatican Ban Holds On Swed -- -- - - - Monday, D.c. 21, Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice -u _________ egal Notice ______ Legal Notice - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Dec. 31, 1979-38 r.,LflhJV1I i 0 i i IV [1I#V 0 fi4 t101,H? FICTITIOUSNAMt NOTICE THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS Notice is hereby given that I am 24" W 550.600 It, thence run N 69 ciuj OF PUBLIC HEARING IN AND FOR FOR THE VACATING, ABAN. engaged ij business deg 52 13" E 300.000 It, thence run SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Box DONINO • DISCONTINUING The Board of County Corn 905, Sanford, FIa. Seminole missioners of Seminole County, County, Florida under the fic. SOOdglS'24"W5S0.500fl,thence CIRCUIT CIVIL CASE NO. 79. AND CLOSING OF RIGHTS.OF. run S 69 deg 35' 46" W 79.647 ft to 23$$.CA.20.E Florida, will hold a WAY. the POB. Said parcel contains public hearing titlous name of 2151 CENTURY in Room 203 of the Semin ON RE: TO hit adoption of 4.000 acres, more or WHOM II MAY CONCERN: County Courthouse, North Pa k CARPET SERVICE, and that I less, Further LFANN BROOK HOLDER YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE Intend to register said name with described as located North of Avenue, Sanford, Florida, r NOTICE OF ACTION NOTICE that the Board of County Tuesday, January 22, 1950, a ° Orange Boulevard and West the Clerk of the Circuit Court, OdQndo - Winte PQrk 831-9993 Seminole 322-2611 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS RATES 44c line 1 time CommissIoners of Seminole TO: Johnny Clyde Holder Seminole County, Florida in ac. VATICAN Cli'? (UPI) - ACI Railroad. (DIST. p.m. or as soon thereafter 1 3 coniecutive times 3c a line Residence Unknown County, Florida, at 7:00 o'ClOck possibIetoconsideralication B. VARIANCES cordancewiththeProvisionsof the The Vatican aniounced it wa rm on the Thd yot, lconsecutivi times 3c a line 530 PM, 8 00 AM Name Statutes, To-Wit: orer Cable Television Franchise Fictitious Section 865.09 Florida Statutes A, D., 1980, in the County Corn upholding its ban against a t0)-4V--RC.1 Country Estat NOTIFIED that a petition for the MONDAY thru FRIDAY to provide service to the unin1957. liberal Swiss theologian, but Zone-Side Yard Variance from 20 adoption of your chIld, LEANN missloners' Meeting Room alt SATURDAY 9 Noon corporated areas of Seminole 3 Lines Minimum County Courthous in Sanford, County, Florida. ft to 12 ft to construct andition r, BROOK HOt. DER. has been filed 51g. James A. Riley said the decision should no Florida,willhOlda Public Hearing ATTEST existing home on Lot 13, Block E. and you are required to serve a Publish: December 10, 17, 74, 31, stop efforts toward Christian Winter Springs, PB IS, PgsSl and cory of your written defenses, if toConsiderand detern-.ine whether 1979. or not the County will vacate, RICHARD W. $2, In Section 13.21.30, on Black any, to it to unity. DEQ-74. Arthur H. Beckwith, COPELAND, Attorney for abandon, discontinue, close, Trail. (01ST. 1) The decision was an- AcreWILLIAM Clerk of Circuit Court . PARKS. JR.-. Pet'tioners, whose address is renounceanddisclaimanyrightof Publish: December 31, 1979 & 2. CITY OF CASSELBERRY flounced in a joint statement BA (1-21-80)-9V -A.1 Agricultu Colonial Lane, Longwood,Florlda theCOUfltyafldthepubliciflandto January?, BOARDOF ADJUSTMENT 14, 21, 1980, on or before the 17th day of the following rights-of-way runSunday by the Vatican and a Zone-Løt Size Variance from DUQ7e Lot 30, January, 1950, and file the original ning through the described 43,SóOsq ft to 1I,$OOsq , NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN _________________________ __________________________ delegation of West German Chula Vista, Unrecorded Plat, with the Clerk of this Court either property, to-wit: - that the City of Casselberry Board -cartnals and bishops who Section 2. in Section 152132, before service on Petitioner's The South two (2) feel of the of Adjustment will hold a public ____________ _________ NOTICE UNDER fICTITIOUS Attorney or immediately West 45 feet of the 12.5 feet conferred with Pope John Groveland Drive. (01ST. I) hearing. Mr. Richard Williams, NAME STATUTE thereafter; otherwise a default sidewalk easement located on the TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: - 1-SpSc.I Naticss 3. WILLIAM 1. PARKS, JR.Vice President, Car-O-Van, on _______________________ Paul II Friday and Saturday will bedemanded entered against for the North side of lot 302, "Wekiva Hunt BA (1-21-80)-1OV-A.1 Agriculture relief in the you petition. Notice is hereby given that the behalf of the owner, Richard N. ____________________________ about the case of Swiss Zone Club" Fox Hunt Section 7. Plat undersigned, pursuant to the Stulti, is reguesting a conditIonal -Lot Size Variance fro Home away from home 'in the Witness my hand and seal of this Book II, page 64 to 67, public "Fictitious Name Statute" use as provided by Section 25theologian Hans Kung. Why Be Lonely? Write "Get A 43,560 sqft to 41,600 sq ft on Lot 31 country for elderly person. Mate" Dating Service. All Court on this 13th day of records of Seminole County, Chapter 865.09, Florida Statute, 105(i) of the City of Casselberry Ambulatory or not amKung, a theology teacher at Chula Vista, Section?, Unrecorded December, 1979. Florida. Plat, in Section 15-21-32, ages. P.O. Box 6071, Clear. bulatory. Oviedo area. 365will register with the Clerk of the "COde" to operate an automobile West Germany's Tubingen Groveland (SEAL) water, Fl. 33515. PERSONS INTERESTED MAY Circuit Court, in and for Seminole paint and body shop in a C.1 Drive. (DIST. 6770. Cynthia Proctor University, was stripped of APPEAR AND BE HEARD AT County, Florida, upon receipt of (commercial) zone. The parcel iS __________________________ 4. CARL SHOUCAIR, JR-BA Deputy Clerk special care w-private room & THE TIME AND PLACE ABOVE proof of the publication of this legally described as hispostbythe Vatican Dec. 15 (1-2110) -14V-A.1 Agriculture Aithur H. BeCkWItlt board for elderly person in SPECIFIED, Zone-Lot Size Variance from FOUnd & Lots 30 through 34, Queens notice, the fictitious name, to wit: _____________________ for what it considered his 41.560 sq ft to 22,050 sq ft and a Lot Clerk of the Circuit private home. Act now& save. ' CASTLE CUSTOM CA BI NETS Mirror South, 2nd replat, less part (SEAL) Court excessively liberal writings Widthvariancefrom1softto1of, 834-1148. under which (we) expect to of Lots 30 and 31 lying within 150 DOG LOST - LAKE MARY — __________________________ Dec. 17, 24, 31, 1979- Jan. Board of County and defiance of church doc. on the following described PublIsh 1910 engage in business at 30 North feet of easterly right-of.way of REWAPDoffredfor returnof property: CommencIng at a poInt 7, Commissioners of SemInole Cypress Way in the City of State Road 436. trinal authority. an lB yr. old small mixed, DEQ60 210 ft W of SE corner of SW ¼ of County, Florida - -- - - -- --------- - Casselberry, Florida. Public hearing will be held black with white on chest, In TubLngen, Kung said he NE '. of NE '-4 of Section 25-71.30, NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS By: Arthur H. Beckwlth Jr. That the (party) interested in Thursday, January Il, 1980. at 7:30 brown collar, she is dpaf and RN, ,.4 & 4.12, full 1 part time. Clerk had received the news with running thence N 210 It, thence w FOR THE VACATING, ABAN. said business (is) as follows: P.M. in lhe Casselberry City Hall, suffers from spinal arthritis. Apply in person Sanford Nursing 105 tt,thence S210 It, thence E to DONING, By: Joann K. Hare DISCONTINUING, FIFTEEN CORP., INC. "sorrow". But he said, "We POB; 95 Lake Triplet Drive, Cassel. Last seen Clermont St. Call & Convalescent Center, 950 Deputy Clerk containing ", acre more or AND CLOSING OF RIOHT$.OF.. By: .ark 0. Mosher, berry, Florida, or as soon there322-9420. , Mellonville. will keep working together for less. Further described as Parcel WAY. Publish Dec. 31, 1979 President after as possible. --- - ____________________A.?, 300 ft E of Tuskawilla on Dike TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: DEQ U a truly Christian church." P0 L I CE OF F IC E R - The Dated at Orlando, Orange Mary W. Hawthorne, (DIST. 1) 6—Child Care YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE _________________________ County, Florida, December6, 1979. Orlando Civil Service Office Kung will stay on the Road. City Clerk _________-' -S. ALICE MERENDA- BA (1. NOTICE that the Board of County will be scheduling candidates faculty of Tuebingen 21-S0)-15V-PUD Planned Unit Commissioners of Seminole IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Publish: December 10, 17. 24, 31, Dated this 27th day of December, 1979 for the examination for Police I 1979 Olderladywillbaby.sit University despite the church Development Zone-Rear Yard County, Florida, at 7:00 o'clock THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Officer, beginning Monday, I Publish Dec. 31, 1979 In yourhome. 322-1375 decision. BadenWuerttanberg Variancefrom3oftto 17.2 fton Lot p.m. on the 22nd day of January, CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR December 17, 1979 through I DEQ-97 Ow!ltransportation NOTICE OF SHERIFF'SSALE C, Greenwood Lakes Unit A. 0., 1980, in the County Com. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Friday, January 4, 1910. In. state officials said he would 7,30,PBBlock J 22, Pg 3, in SeStIQflJI-&30, missioners' Meeting Room at the CASE NO, 7S.49.CJA Baby sitting in my home days teretted persons should apply NOTICE ISofHEREBY GIVEN IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF be offered another teaching on MIII Run Drive. (01ST. 2) that by virtue that certain Wr only, Monday thru Friday, County Courthouse in Sanford, IN THE INTEREST OF . in person to the Orlando Civil THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL of Execution issued nut of and 6.CHARLESNUSSBAUM-BA Florida,willholda Public Hearing WILLIAM DEAN JONES, post at the university. Sanford area. 322.4075. Service Office, City Hall J under the seal of the Court of CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR __________________________ (1.21.$0).7V - PUD Planned Unit toconsideranddeterrninewhether A Child. Anrit'v 440 5. Boone Avenue The Joint statement said Development Zone - Rear Yard or not the County will vacate, O'CE of AC1ION Seminole County, Florida, upon a SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. ttty t,ehnd City Hall) Thngs to Eat Kung had clarified his Variancefrom3ofttol7.2ftonLot abandon, discontinue, close, TO: JOYCE JONES final ludgement rendered in the CASE NO. 7l.4.CJB PATTERSON __________________________ Monday through Friday, 8:00 IN THE INTEREST OF aforesaid court on the 9th day of theologicalviewsinameeting 13,BIockC,GreenwoodLakes Unit renounceanddisclaimanyrightof 1016 Worden South East a.m.to5:OOp.m.Orlandoisan DEADLINES Noon The DQJ1efO(e PublicQtion Sunday - Noon FridQ with the West German church hierarchy last week and that the prelates discussed the clarifications with the pope at 2. PB 22, Pg 3, in Section 11-20-30, IheCountyendthepublic in and to MIKER EARL JONES, a-k-a October,A. D. 1979, in that certai Grand Rapids, Mlthigan 39507 Navel, grapefruit, tangerines, 18-Help Wanted - - COOKS ODinner line cook SSalad person P-I IBreakfast cook P 1 or allaround person for split Shift F T. Apply in person, Dellona Inn. Mon-Sat. I) a.m.-3 p.m. Ask for Mrs G __________ _____ . - , - 323-5176 ___________________________________ - To write news of local interest from LONGW000 , SAN FORD, WINTER SPRINGS, CASSELBERRY and if you have a knac for gathering the social news from your respective community to be presented in a column in The Evening Herald, we want to talk with you. DIETRICH '----- mature, must be able to work flex. hrs. & some weekends. Apply In person, Stuckey's Pecan Shop 1-4 8. 46, Sanford. 38—Wanted to Rent _______________________________________ - -__I or 2 BR home with reasonable rent. Near elementary school. Adult with I ctild. 372-7309 or 3220166. cash bonuses, fringe benefits to mature individual in Sanford area. Regardless of ex perience, write PA. K. Read, Pres., American Lubricants Co., Box 696, Dayton, Ohio 45101. 323.5774 Day or — ---- Night REALTY WORLDS I • / , - 35211. REALTY - -- three ------- 29—Roonn - __.__- _____--. FurnishedRooms ForRent lnquirelolMagsollaAve. Sanford Gracious Iivisfg. Reas. weeklylmonthlyratei, utiiitiei of. InquIre sca sOak S4I.?*3. _____________________________ ____ ____________ . _____________ 3OAPB,'?fllefltS UflIUT'fli$hed . Modern 2 BR, Ii, CH-A, . carp., fully equipped kit. Near Seminole Hosp. 1 downtown. 5231 mo. plus sec. dip. 3320311' Adults only. no pets. ____ , 373 5321 _________________________ SFENS1RO1 Include _____________________ __________________________ _____________________ - a - - carp.. fully egypt. kit., $250 month lit i last 1sxo sec. dep. References. 322-8712. _____________________ BR- Sin up. Pool, Adus only on Lake Ada, Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17.92 in £AMI,iaf'i ViIIaa. 4'' -'r *" '" ' " - REALTORS Sunland with dIning area, w.w _---WILSONM,\IFRI-L1RNITL1RI lillY, SF-IL TRADE 311 ItS 1 1 .;.t St 'c' -' ____________________________ 51—Household Commercial zoned, 2S07 Laurel Ave. 3 (5w, 1' (5, 144,900 Eve's. 322 0611. 322 1587, 372 8182. 372 7177 207 E. 25th St. BATEMAN REALTY Peg. Real Estate Broker ?ol0SanfordAve. 321-0739 --- --- 0 I - S ACRES NEAR TRANSFER STATION OFF UPSALA RD. NEEDS FILL. EXCELLENT TERMS. CROCKETT "ALTO, __________________________ w Garnelt While Req. Peal Estate Broker JOHN KPIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phone 372 7861, Sanford ______________ —______________ NO QUALIFYING-- 3 BR home. New Central H&A & carpet. Owner will finance W substantial dwn. 533.000. 327 27W. - -. hOiTme in idylIwlIdel Many custom, features on a 1g. Landscaped loll Only $42,900. SANFORD 13,000 down. $202.41 P.1. p.t month' for 10 yrs. $0.5 APR. Sanford's Sales Leader 322 2420 oualifying. 2 BR, some fun,,, 1g. lot with trees. CRANK CONST. & REALTY REALTOR $30 606) PEAL TV WORLD ANYTIME AAi,lfirmI I ictinn er - - , , ._, . . ' ieiIr -- 2565 REALTORS Branch Office BuIldtoSuit-ourlotoryours. FHA VA. FHA235&us S acre tIled farm. 10 acre oraf'.Ie prove. pasture. MORN k. Reg. 11*1 STATE Broker H. Ernest PARK 323.2222 - M. Uniworth Realty REALTOR (I PALS 3331041 oreves. 323-0317 i 298 N. 17.92, Cassilbefry, fl, Eve. 543.3455 _______ - THE CIIAI'MAN SHOWS - -----------1970 Ford Grand Tor,no Brougham. Exc cond new tires 51100 or best offer 322 4876 - -____________________ I I ! ____________________________ _____ Lake Mary. Lakeview gentlesIope & trees. 100' x 170'. $9,500. FORRESIGREENE zowski, REALTOR 327.7913, ___________________ _______________- 47—Real Estate Wanted — __________________________________________________________ - _____________________ I Be ,itY care Home Improvements ____________________________ I TOWER'SBEAUTYSALON formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook 519E. 1st St., 322 5747 has I •button controls arouseI, still in warranfy. Originally $649, assume Payments of 521 mo. Agent 339 -8316 I 7439 S-Myrtle Ave. Orlando Sanford 37? 1577 371 06.10 ---.----. II IJ I CUSTOMHOMESBUILI REMODELINGI REPAIR 50. ISALINI 327 8665 _______________________ I Carpentry, Painting. Roofing, .1. Ceramic Tile __________________________ Pefreg. Sears Cold Spot IIcu It, wh, good cond., $100 331 9157 aft 6, all day wkends Gen. Repairs. Licensed & Bonded. Free Estimates 323 6035 after S p nm • MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky Showers our sper.lalty, 25 yrs. Exp. 869 5567. - NO LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. Dressmaking _____________________ _____ _____-----'-- - --_______________________ AREYOUINTERESTED? ' January 4 56 City Aud,loriuni Fri & S,'it I pm 109 p Sunday 1pm to 6 p in Admission $200 entire 5110W 53-TV.Radio-SterOo _________________________________ homestead, bean 1550 Pioneer in 1910, As little as $1,000 dwn, good terms. 65 Dodge Dart. Good r'te'ctt rood inspected 5300 322 6722 _______________________ __________________________ OSTEEN 10 acres or more PIONEER OCALA ANTIQUES SHOW - ______________________ Webuyyour.quity,closeirm3lhrs. AWARD RLAL1". tur. '1192400 — FANTASTICI 3 BR. 2 B brick 3(1ST MAKE PAYMENTS- -69 tc '75 fllOthIS Call 339 9100 or 834 -560$ (Dealer) I Push Slereu,qoodworkinuorder - Black 5. White TV'S S2Oea. while they last 14ER13'STV 75S Sanlord Ave. 32) 1731 ___________________________ ___ NEED HELP? Call Harold Hall Pealty Inc., REALTOR. 323-5774 Losing your home & credIt? I will catch up back payments 1 buy equity. 322.0316. ____________________________ ______________________ ____________________ ________ 47"AAdgagis 6ougl* - ' I EVERY DAY someone Is looking for what you have to sell- Call today and your Classified Ad will )rywall, Ceilings, and Walls i appear here tomorrow. repaired Res. 8. Comm.. I Remodel & Additions I ___________________________ CalI83I S399or8670136 - Lawn & Landscaping I - Don't pile no longer needed items I hIgh as an elephant's eye. Place I a classified ad. and pile the money in your walletl -. Pianos & organs as low as pp5 Guitars 40 pct off. Amplifier, CERTIFIED LAWN & LANDSCAPING FREE ESTIMATES 377-7902 FIreod Painting ____________________________ _________________________ I I - AAA Tree Service & Iirewood. Oak 5. Pine, you P-U or we deliver. 339 5747. We buy woOd. A & B PAINTING Resideqtigl & Commercial 322-5782 aft S 775-1137 . -- - Grooming& Boarding FREE ESTIMATES - Animal Haven Kennels Thank You, ThankYou for being my customers & friends. Ifthere'sabetterway to say it I don't know how, may you be richly blessed. Best wishes Randal Rowe. __________________________ All Work Guaranteed liCensed 373 5107 Insured _______________________ Paintlng&R.pair ____________________________ ______________________________ EUTSIER PAINTING& RE PAI,,R -Interior Exterior ,:REE ESTIMATESCaII 365-5312 HouseCisaning -"--- Mdtrchandise ___________________________ _______________________ __________________________ _____________________________ I _________ _______ "' - ___ ------------- ____ I Man, quality operation 8 yrs exp 'atios. Driveways etc Wayne Beal 327 1321 - DryWall Color console TV, 585; Panason.c stereo with cas sette, 555; 81k & Wh port. TV, $30. 3736670. s9-misical -- I Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 377 0707 $50 322 .1364 '' h$O3OrlandoDr. 323-5200 VAIFHAFInn1no _____________________________ 71-Antiques - MICROWAVE _______________________ I I APPLIANCES Sanford Fur rtittjre S.iltiaqe 372 8711 - INC. REALTORS 000dusedTV's,$25&up $30-1133or 339.4711 eves. MILL ERS h1ç 7,a1 ___________________________ lól9OrIando Dr. Ph. 327 0352 EALTOR PALS It's easy to place a Classified Ad 323.3916 maIn . . . We'll even help you word it TV repo 19" Zenith. Sold orig. Call 322-2611. 5493,75 bal. $113.16 or $17 mo. HAPPY NEW YEAR Agent 339-5356 ______________________________ __________________________ In your own 2-story, 4 BR home. Move right in & enjoy the 55•-Boats & Accessories spacious living area, the new _________________________ -______________________________ CH A & a real fireplace. Lots ______________________________ more to tell you, so call todayl ROBSON MAR INE LARGE LOT OR 3 to S ACRES 547.500 & will go VA-FHA tOO. 2fl7 Hwy. 1792 WITH TREES AND GOOD Sanford, FIa. 3277) ACCESS. REPLY P. 0. Box Exec. office space for lease. 1795, SANFORD, FL 32771, Great location on 1792. 600 43' Nautaline houseboat, sleeps GIVING DESCRIPTION, It. Brand new bldg. Very I. comp. eqpt. galley, head, LOCATION AND PRICE. reasonable. ___________________________ lower slate room, auto pilot, all extras Carpeted inSide & ____________________________ -46—CommercialProperty 518,000 or 'LII . 42—blIe Homes ___________-. FM,, --Established plumbing supply & )2x60, '74 Jamis,2BR, 16 STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If service busIness for sale, inc. AskIng $4 CIasIfied Ads didn'l work tools, fixtures, inventory & 3230174 .thP wouldnt be aly. real estate. Call W. Malic- MORE, front & nor BR's. GREGORYMOBILEHOMES public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturday at 7 - 30 It's the only one In Florida You set the reserved prIce. Call 904 2558311 for further details. WE PItY 11SF P t UP NIT UP E & -------- _________________ I Hwy 92. I mile west ot Speedway. -------------- ---Daytona Beach. will hold a - iasher repo GE deluxe model Sold orig. $409.35 used snort time. Bal. $189.14 or $19.3S mo. Agent 3395356. - KENMORE WASHER - Parts, Service. Used Machines, MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 0697 - BROKER _ See our beautiful new BROAD- DAY TONA AUTO AUCTION 52—Appliances - . , , BEAUTIFULI 3 BR, 2 5, home in Dettona with many special featuresl CH-A, w.w carp., Fla. tm., calm kit. 1 lots morel BPP WARRANTED. Just $51,900. 80—Autos for Sale -- ------- ORIENTAL RLIc.S WANTED iou Pr it es Paig used, any onsft,00 644 8176 SEIGLER REALTY I Fireplace, large tree shaded lot on lovely street. $57,500. --- Sterling silver. -- .Cog c,lComu _____ FOR THE INTERIOR . DECORATOR — Charming Spanish 2story 3 Bdrm 2 Bath. - G0ld Diamonds - Bridges Antiques 323 7801 - 35 ACRES LAKEFRONT HIGH GROUND, TALL PINES, OVER 800' FRONTAGE ON MILE LONG LAKE IDEAL FOR MOBILE HOME PARK, 5267.500 TOTAL - 24 HOUR lB 322-9283 I Afltiu,' _________ Top Dollar Paid for junk & used cars, trucks & heavy equipment. 322 5990 - fii',,ut' Shop I upr'it'flt si-i 4611) or 312 32 - - 85 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED COUNTY ROAD FRONTAGE IN OSTFFN AREA saoo PER ACRE WITH TERMS. RIALTY REALTOR 372 4991 MULTIPLE LISTINGSFPVICE Eves. 349-5400 32? 1959 BUY JUNK CARS From$lOto$50 Call 322-1621. 377 146Q APPI lANCES A PL lIMItING I I 1.11/ F S Jerk ns F ur tidult' 205 F 2tI St 323 0981 -ddinq sets only' Free local I . STEMPER AGENCY ____________________________ --_______________ - BROKER 2439S.MyrtleAve. S4flford Orlando 327 1577 321 06.40 - 77-Junk Cars RemOVed wi ULIY llSF[) FLIRNI TURF off of total inventory of brand new interspring beddinj These beds are not darn,iqed or seconds but brand new top line S ACRE BUILDING SITE ADJACENT CHULA VISTA ON SR 13. FINEST HIGH ptzv. CIFAPEL). FORMER CITRIIS. GOOD TERMS 70 SC _____ _____ , delivery. Noll s Sanford Fur niture Salvage. 1192. So- of Sanford. 3728771. . -Rettig. Repo AMANA Ii cu ft Solo originally $514. now $716 or $21 mo Agent 339 8386 MAYFAIR GOLF COURSE LOT -90'x200' WITH A SPLEN 1971 SInger Futura Fully repossessed, used very short OFROUS VIEW. OVERtime. Original $593. bal. SIll or LOOKS SMALL LAKE. 121 mo. Aqent 3398356. sw.000. HURRYI -- 3237832 - mIt's 5800 372 2081 Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture, Retrig stove-c, tools Goods - REAL (STAll REAL TOR 322 7198 1979 f-fonda C (51255 Adult Cash 322.4132 - ______ super dial for 129,900. -Winted to Buy ______________ ______________________ HousewivesIeanlng5ervic, Per%onalized,fast, dependable Regularorltimebasls drums, etc. Bob Balls Discount WeDOwashwindowsf 677 $194 Music Center, 2202 Fr*n,ch Ave. -322-2753. :lassif led Ads are the smallest big news items you will find anywhere. - Quality workmanshIp. No lob too small or big, Interior or cx tenor. Pressure cleaning. 3220071. _________________________________ - Roofing _________________________ __________________________ ______________________ Carpentry, Painting, Maint. of all types. Lic. Bonded .323-6038 Insured S34'g99 New Year's Speclall IS pct. off during January on re-roof. S yr. workmanship guarantee. Expert Roofing. 373.7473. - - Will buy lit & 2nd mortgages. We also make Real Estate'S Busineis bass. Florida Mor. tvage Investment, i Orange Ave., SuIte 204, WInter Park, 1 252 1779. To List Your Business,,. I322611or8319993 . _______ - .. -. _____ Call Bart REALTY --------------I back yard with utility shed. 1 year warranty. 139.900. LAKEFRONTI2BR,lBcottage on a spacious landscaped loll Eatin kit., Fla. rm. 1 porch. A 4Rmn.FurnGaf'ageAPt. 322-019) SEItLER Bldg. lot br duplex or single tamity home, w city waler, Sewer 5. paved street 51.500 Home 5. Office or Beauty Shop PRIVACY, LIVE STOCK WELCOME. PARTIALLY EQUIPPED WITH FARM ANIMAL S 539.900 START THE NEW YEAR OF F PlC-I-fl. - AFFORDABLE LIVING 3 Bdrm 1½ Bath, 4 years old, at end - avid, well kept street. Fenced carp., porch,panellnglmor,l aPP WARRANTED. Only $32,300. Call 323-2222 for info. - . - ,. ____ 31—AstlfllBf*1 Furnished _________________ +hIHI with carpet. New energy saving central air & heat with assumable S' pct. mortgage or refinancing priced at $45,900. Must see to ap. predate. JUST LISTEDI 3 BR, 2 B In Sanford. Call-. 323.8470 Manl WiteOnlyl Call Walt Cappel 373 6400 Knowles Realty inc PEAL TOP 678-3005 -Looking for a job' The Classified Ads will help you find that job HAL COLBERT REALTYInC MLII. TIPL F LISTING PEAL TOP _______________________ IMMACULATE 3 Bdrm home ' ____ ----- --- - _________________ Lawn Equipment & Small Engine Repair (Franchised Name Brands) Sales & Service. Includes building and property with mobile home space. Owner retirIng & will partially finance. $65,000. Batteries, GE, Sylvania and - ' The Real Estate Agency ---- references. - - LIST NOW 2544 S. French Ave. 3fl.5353, 322-3777, 372 0779 butor for Kodak film, Duracell ' Eve. 862-3415 __ - .--Inc., Rsafts 21351 : S. French (Il 92) Sanford RARE OPPORTUNITY - 134.1200 - ALLFLORIDAREALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR (Cl ) )) ______ __________________ IF HlS IS THE DAY lobby a nes' car, see todays Classified 5ct: for best buys fl'tITdlPF P. 1 IIINC,S Buy A St'II New & lIs,'cl I urniture' 500 S Sanford Ave 373 6593 Ally buy uSCd' New brat-cl n.imt ho' springs A mattresses at 20 txt above dealers cost Twin, lull size-, gur','n A kiflcp J,'nkins Furniture, 705 F 15th St 323 0981 43-Lots-Acreage -- -- ___________ other photo products needed in your area. No selling. Service top retailers under exclusive contract established by us. High immediate income. Minimum investment 59,400. Hlghprof(tstructur..Callopr, 2, ISOO4,334S43 or write NUAGE, 2121 Montevallo Rd., S.,W. Birmingham, Alabama- 41F4Ø'J 0N.l7.92,Casselberry,Fl. ___________________ ' - MORRIS Sr. REAL ESTATE Broker Lovely I BR home w-DR, FP, ww carp. Ideal for couple or single person. Close to downtown. $74,000. Dependable young famIly man Own Your Own Business. Distri. parents couldn't afford to give me. NowI can't even give them the things my parents COULD affordi" ____________________________ _____________________________ 10111'S -_________ desires commercial driving "My dream was to give our kids all the things my -- H. Ernest Reg. L4I.'.'S.y. - s.... Low Down Payment Cash for your lot! Will build on your lot am our lot Y Enterprise, Inc I Model Inc.. Realtor MI 3013 interest to qualil,ed $3,500 DOWN will buy 10 acres buyers. New homes with deeded access to the St. Johns monthlypaymentsunder$50, River. Low dow, paym .322 7787. 36R, I"2 B, economical gaswall furnace & range. Fenced rear yd., convenient location, LR & Fla. rm., ww carp,, $29,000. Inc. REALTOR, MLS ' Used full Si7(' hotel motel beti dng V.-ry clean. $1495 ca pc NoIl's Sanford f--iirniturt Salv,iqe, Ii 97. So of S,Intoref 322 Bill - Harold Hall Realty - - -------------------- L'S G'"'' TWOPLUSTWOISFOUR And That's A Fact I ClassifiedAdsGets Results And That'sA Fact Tool - Full time & Part tIme waitresses. Full or Part time Cashiers. Apply Days Inn of Sanford. Morning & Evening shifts. -- \ VA.FHA.235.Con. Homes- 1)3.400 Cash to mon. Lovely 3 BR on approx. 1.3rd acre wlandscaping galore. New cH&A, dream kit., + cathedral ceilings. Just $35,500, --- ______ _______________ ' ''. '., _______________________________________________________________ Rental income. 3 BR, lB. owner terms. $23,500. I - PLENTY OF MONEY plus --- - Ad Get plenty of prospects vertiSe your product or service in the Classified Ads - TING. FENCED FOR YOUR LAKEMONROE Only 2 blks awayl 2 or 3 BR's c. H&A, FR, new carpet, Sc. porch. $399 ----- - ______________ 3 BEDROOM, COZY FIREPlACE, NICELY WOODED 7 ACRES IN A COUNTRY SET SPARKLING Spacious 2 BR, w sunny kit + FR on beaulifully treed lot. For only 530.9001 Call Qulcki - SOt,1 575 Retriger,-,to, $50 Gas range 535 9x17 beige rug ISO SUPER NICE 7 BEDROOM. CARPETS, HFAI, FAMILY ROOM, LIKE NEW CONDI lION 529.500. cOME-A RUNNIN'. EXECUTIVE TYPE Greatrm, designer home set on "a acre wooded lot. Wood & Stoneexteriorplusw-w carpet, inter-corn, solarium, walk-in closets, pool planned & more. Brand new at 1107,000. AN OHIO OIL CO. offers 24—Bushiess Opportunities i ) ,,,•,,,j - - FURNITURE BEDDING Wholesale to alL Orlando Whole sale Furn 2500 Industrial Blvd Or Ia ndcs . STOSPE - DISHWASHERS A.M,shiftF.Iorp.T P. M.shift P-I Apply in perSon, Deltona Mon-Sat. 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Ask for Mrs. G. __ , ________________ ___________ , 2710 Sanford Ave. 372-7917 ' anicit oar, part-time, neat & position in Orlando area. Have straight.trucli exp. & FCL. Bondable. 322-0341 anytime. / REALTORS MAGNIFICENT Oaks shade this 3 BR, 2B in Idyllwilde w.form.I R & DR. wtit brick FP i. - privacy 1 I fenced corner lot. $52,500. 1-I41.4lI7orM4.3079 . p -- __________ - NEAR DOWNTOWN Sanford on Hwy 46, easy access to I-I, Z GC-2, This house easily utilized for business office. Large rms., good floor plan & extra Ig side yd for parking. Only $37,800. Low down, assumable mortgage. OURSELVESEDITOR 9-Sdally Mon-Fri 322-2611 _____________________-AVON FIGHT INFLATION Sell Avon. Increase your ..rnIn - power. For details, call. Wanted 9xll L inoleuni Rugs $1499 ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave 177 5791 . acres on Orange Blvd in Paola, Owner will finance 524,150. ___ _________________________ Directory I ________________________________ -____________________ . 41'4bo1ses WANTED - 21—Situations NFEOASERVICEMAN'YOU.lI find him listed fl our BuSin5s ii-. • terms. - CORRESPONDENTS ________________________ ( 1 - ______ ________ frontage in Osteen. Presently 35 Acres Fenced on Wekiva River Cattleonly! 323 0061 PART-TIME ---- ____________ -- -- - - Worker needed for cabinet manufacturing shop. Must have knowledge of tools. Apply Gentry Manufacturing Co. Bldg. 3, Sanford Airport. 9 a m.-3 p.m. M F. - 's #e 2-Auction ' C umber - rooting shingles. - mr Fst,ite Cor'imerc,aI & Resi sliding glass doors. .nter,or & dent,il Auctln & Appraisals exterior doors Ig ofIce blacK r.,ll flelI- Aucfon 113 5610 bo,,rd A bulletin rxard. n'et,l-------shelving, panning formic.4 , 'asmi S Crent nos frni Sanford sheds. Ig metal files metal ?-n 15 5 rfl workbench ,ill steel ,'ntr,lnce os,'sm e"ber 22 thru gaIt' grill 313 5870 .l,i"uary 2 .e,t ACtjOfl ----------anu.' • .5.'ch br ads iP1ANT TO SEE A WONDER Al WORK' Place a Classified Ad in 76-Auto Parts the Evening Ht'ra?d today. -____________________________ ' NEW RECONDITIONED 62—Lawn.Garden BATTERY SHOP __________________________ — 107W 17th St 323 9114 DIRT & TOP SOIL Mon Fri 7 30530 YELLOW SAND sat 7 30 ti 30 S 111 (lark P. f--frI 323 7580 Will buy unk Apio Batteries. $450 Battery Shop At- RICAN v O F IS 107W 7711 t 37j 9111 Th ('.reenhouse 327 91-st Fs,'s after A seekt'ndS 78torcycIes Side v Side refrigerator. $75. pcnc table, W 7 bOflChes. $30 lull size baby bed s 525 Oak porch rockers. $29 "vIal office desk, 170 jenkinS urn,ture. 205 F 75th St 313 i'Vfl _______ _______ - - ------- -- -- I . urove $15,000 total on good ___________________________ ********...-!!reRenI - I 3 BR,lBon'l lots, all fenced, FP, lots of shade treis Only $29,900. 4 _________________ "Your Future Our Concern" contact:DORIS Spacious 3 BR. 26 luxury home, pool, tropical paradise. Many Many extras. Must see. All for $55,900. VA FHA terms available. I acre bldg. site on lake oft Longwood 1k. Mary Rd. Good terms. 518,500. 3 64, 2B. carport, fenced ba•jt yd., stove, refrig., $320 month, plus $300 dep. 319-5548. l__iv'sCellaneous for Sale 6l-BuiIdin Materials - $375 month, 668 6698 Corner of 10th & French ______ by Gill Fox . - -- 2 choice bldg lots in Dreamwold $7,000 for both. _____________________________ Deltona, 1st area, 2 3 BR home, quiet neighborhood AAA EMPLOYMENT -- Lakefront living 5 avail, in thiS elegant 3 BR, 46 home. Situated on 4' acres complete w tB, 16 guest cottage. Won't last long at 592.000. 1 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, FAMILY ROOM, E)ECUTIVE. 00 MONTH SFIGLFP REALTY BROKER. 321 0640, 327 1577. HAPPY NEW YEAR FROM 912 French Ave. - _____________________________ Realtors 323 5774. ___________ ' - 3 BR. 1' 6. $325 mo. $200 Sec. dep. H.s.-ola ,di1y, Inc. SALES LADY Experienced in ladies' ready-towear. Apply in person only. No Phone Calls. Ro Jay,218 E. 1st St. ' - 32—Houses Unfurnished .-----____________________________ _______ _________ - - SIDE GLANCES 41-Houses - - l.ongwood. 1 BR, small kit., 1g. ___________________________________ _____________________________ IP & bath, for elderly couple. 5160,110 293 2834 9a m I p rn _______________________________ Experienced mechatic. Good benefits. Apply In person 1 mile north of 434 on 1792. Richie's VW. __________- - ApIs for Senior Citi:ens. DNn town, very clean 8. roomy. See Jimmie Cowan, 311 Palmetto Ave. o Exp. Only in finedining Equal Opportunity Employer. on Yearling DrIve. (01ST. 2) HEREBY case entitled, Blazer Financial MICHAEL EARL JONES. YOU oranges. Picked to order. Will ARE the following rights-of.way run. workers needed, males only, . MORTON BERTIN-BA (1-21- ning through the described NOTIFIED that a Petition under 'Services, Inc. Plaintiff, vs. Robert A Child, mix. Crumley 3fl-l7. bagging cypress mulch. Paid NOTICE OF ACTION Berriosky and Jean Bernosky, hi 80)-IV - PUD Planned Unit property, to-wit: oath has bun filed in the above. by piece work. FuII.time Navel oranges 8. grapefruit Development Zone-Rear Yard That portion of the unnamed 25. Styled Court for the permanent wife, Defendant, which aforesaid TO: JOYCE JONES PATTERSON workers only. Can make up to 1046 Worden South East. Variancefrom 3Oft to 17.2 ft on Lot feet right-of-way lying Southof Lot commitment of WILLIAM DEAN Writ of Execution was delivered to 5.4 bu. Callafter 5p.m. his Castel Gandolfo retreat 3, Block E, Greenwood Lakes Unit , Beason Subdivision, Plat Book 7, JONES, born on the 19th day of me as Sheriff of Seminole County, 55 per hour. Hard workers Grand Rapids, Michigan 39507 322-6733 -YOU ARE only, pleasel 6 Flags Nursery south of Rome, 2, PB 22, Pg 3, in Sectldn 18-20-30, Page '85 Public Records of February, 1971, to JOYCE JONES HEREBY Florida,and I have levied upon the NOTIFIED that 5upply, Hwy. 427, Longwood, FOR SALE a Pelition under Run Drive. (DISh. 2) following described property "Following a deep on8.Mill Seminole County, Florida, also PATTERSON, for subsequent Grapefruit, Oranges & Lemons. 634-3615 or 321-0796. owned by Robert and Jean Ber. oath has been filed in the above. ANTHONY LORUSSO-BA known as South Street. adoption, and you ar. evaluation of the latest (1-2l-IO)-llV-PUD Planned Unit R. U. Hutchison. PERSONS INTERESTED MAY required to serve a copy cfhereby your nosky, said property being located styled Court for the permanent ASSEMBLERS 3224055 declarations of Professor Development Zone-Rear Yard APPEAR AND in Seminole County, Florida, more commitment of MIKER EARL dfIfl5I5 if any, to it on BE HEARD AT written Positions now open for Variance from 3011 to 25 ft on Lot described as follows: JONES, a-k-a MICHAEL EARL — DUROCHER, particularly Kung, all the participants in 3$, Foxwood . THE TIME AND PLACE ABOVE JOSEPH production carpenter helpers JONES. born on the 22nd day of Phase 2, PB 77, Pg 41, SPECI FlED. One 1913 Mercury Montego, Esquire, Petloner's attorney, the consultations reached the in with nation's largest producer 4-dr. July, il—Instructions SectIon 1-21-29, on Sagewood 1972 to JOYCE JONES anBrougham,white vinylover whose address is 1315 East Board of County Cornof factory.buiIt modular conclusion Court. (0151.3) that, Un- yellow. ID No. 3H10H627377, PATTERSON, for subsequent Robinson Street, Orlando, Florida, unissioners of Seminole housing, Must have some 9. EDITH M. DAVIEBA (1-21. adoption, and you are hereby storing same fortunately, these do not at Ratliffs in san 32501, on or before the 11th day of County, Florida carpentry exp. Apply Cardinal lO)l3V-R.IAA Residential required to serve a copy of your ford, Florida. CREATIVE constitute a sufficient base to Zone-Lot By: Arthur H. Beckwith Jr. January, 1950,andfil.theoriglnal Industries, Inc., 3701 S. San. • written defenses, if any, to it on Size Variance from with the Clerk of the Court either and the undersIgned as Sheriff Clerk ford Ave., Sanford, FL. No modify what has beeti 11,700 so ft to 10,569 sq ft and a Lot . DUROCHER, EXPRESSIONS before service on Petitioner's Seminole County, Florida, will at JOSEPH By: Sandy Jacobs phone calls. Equal Op._ Width Variance from 90 ft to$6 ft Esquire, Petitioner's attorney, i Call JoAn declared Dec. 15," said the 11:00 AM. on the 5th day attorney or ImmedIately Deputy Clerk portunity Employer. 322.7813 on the following described (SEAL) whose address is 1315 Eas7 January, A.D. 1980, Offer thereafter; OtherwIse, a default statement by the Vatican and property: for sale Robinson Street, Orlando, Florida, Lot 23, (less the W 57.2$ Publish Dec. 31, 1979 will be entered against you for the West German prelates." and sell to the hIghest bidder, for 32501, on or before the 11th day of It's like pennies from heaven when. ft thereof) and a portion of Lots 24 DFO86 relief demanded In the PetItIon for cash, subject to any and all January, 1980, 8nd file the original you sell "Don't Needs" with a _____________________________ "Given this situation & 25, In Block A, Brantley Hall existing lIens, at the Front (West) Permanent Commitment, want ad. Estates, PB 13, Pgs 16 1 17, of NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR WITNESS my hand and officIal Di' of the Seminole County with the Clerk of the Court eilher Professor Kung evidently Public Records of Seminole FOR THE VACATING, AS. sealastheClirkofsaldCouflthis Courthouse In SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Florida, before service on Petitioner's Sanford, cannot continue to carry out County, Florida, described as ANDONING, DISCONTINUING, 7th day of December, or immediately PROBATE DIVISION the above described personal attorney Lfgal Notice File Number 79.479.CP his duties as a theologian follows: Beginning at the SW AND CLOSING OP NIGHTS-OP.. thereafter; otherwise, a default property. ARTHUR H. EECKWITH, of said Lot 25, run N S4degs WAY. will be entered against you for the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Division That said sale is teaching by mandate of the corner Clerk of the 15' 00" E 31.91 It, run thence N S TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: beIng made to relief demanded in the Petition for THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL IN RE: ESTATE OF satlsty the terms of said CircuIt Court church," the statement said. digs 2$' 59" E 122.33 ft, run thence Writ of Permanent Commitment, YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE IN AND FOR CLAUDE A. WEAVER CIRCUIT, By: s Terry D.Co* Execution. $84 digs Il' 00" W 87.2511 to P4W WITNESS my hand and off Iclal SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA NOTICE that the Board of County J0 E POlk Deceased DEPUTY CLERK corner of saId Lot II, thence S S Commissioners of SemInole Publish: December 10, 17, 5.a,as the Clerk of said Cou1t this CASE NO. 77'lON.CJA .rHI NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION 21, 31, Legal Notice mfgs 45' " ,r 7th day of December, 1919. thence County, Florida, at 7:00 o'clock 1979. Seminole County, FlorIda TO ALL PERSONS HAVING IN THE INTEREST OF Nil digs lS' 00" E 31.50 ft to FOB. p.m. on the 22nd day of January, DEQ-30 ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, KEVIN O'MASTA, CLAIMS OR Publish: Dec. 17, 24, 31, 19791 Jan. DEMANDS SEMINOLE COUNTY Further described as located on A. D., 1910, in the County Corn. Clerk of the Circuit Court A Child. AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE 7.1910 BOARDOF ADJUSTMENT By: Lake Brantley Terrace. (DIST. 3) missloners' MeetIng Room at the sTerryD.Cox AND ALL OTHER with sale on Jan.S, 1980 PERSONS NOTICEOF ACTION Noticeof Public Hearing DEPUTY CLERK TO: HANS FLORIAN O'MASTA INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: 10, Al.. FONSO W. CART. County Courthouse in Sanford, DEQ-S9 January2l,19$S WRIGHT-BA Publish: December 10, 17, 21, 31, YOU ARE HEREBY (1.21.$0).3V-R. Florida,willholdaPublicHearing INTHICIRCUITCOURTINAND 13509 Copper N.E. 7:00P.M. 1979. NOTIFIED that the ad. 1AA ResidentIal Zone-Lot Size toconslderanddefermlnewheth,r FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Apartment 4 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: DEQ29. Variance from 11,700 sq ft to 9,408 or not the County will vacate, FLORIDA Albuquerque, New Mexico ministration of the estate of NOTICE lshereby gIven that the INVITATION TO BID sq It; Lot Width Variance from 90 abandon, discontinue, close, CASE NO. n.243l.CA.1sK CLAUDE A. WEAVER, deceased, 87123 Seminole County Board of Ad. Handicapped Parking and ft to 67.2 II; and Rear Yard renouncsanddisclaimanyrlflof VIRGINIA RAMACCIATO, YOU Walk. IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT FOR ARE HERE BY File Number 79479.CP, is pending ways justment will conduct a public Variance from 30 ft to 17 ft on Lot the County and the public In and to In the Circuit Court for Seminole PlaIntiff SEMI N DL E COMM U N IT Y SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLOR IDA NOTIFI ED that a Petition under hearing to consider the following 22, Block A, Tract 1$, 2nd Replat, the following drainage easement v. County, Florida, Probate Division, oath PROBATE DIVISION has bean Items: COLLEGE Sanlando SprIngs, Pie, Pg 7, In running through the described LAMBROS DEMETRIOS LAM fIled In the above: the address of which is Seminole styled Court for A. SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS Sealed bids from Contractors File Number 79'4$9.CP SectIon 1.21.29. Further described property, to.wlt: the Permanent Sanford, BRAKIS alma L.D. LAMBRAKIS will be received by Owner, Board Division cOmmltm.ntof KEVIN O'MASTA, County Florida. Courthouse, The JACK 0. FLANDERS-. as located at the corner of Alberta Personal represen. West 10 ft of that certain 20 ft and.or his estate, AVIS LAM. of Trustees for Seminole Corn. IN RE: ESTATE OF a male child, born on the 24th day (CONTINUED-BA (12.1779). Street and Maria Avenue. (DIST. wide drainage easement lying at BRAKIS andor P41' estate; and munity tativeof the estate is CLAUDE S. of February, 1971, ISTE-A.1 Agriculture Zone-To College at 2:00 P.M., AURA DITTMER 4 at Leyd.n WEAVER, whose address Is 2565 RUTH E. GAGE the rear of Lot 1, Block E, The Deceased Township, Illinois, to CHRISTINE and.or her estate, .ianuary 7, 1980 in the Board Room park a mobIle home (RENEWAL) it. JOHN HAMMON-BA (121. Woodlands,accordlng to Plat Book Defendants NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION FOBES O'MASTA and HANS Modac Trail, Maitland, Florida - of Seminole Community College, on Parcel $.H in Section 2S-1932. 80)1V-R.1A ResidentIal Zone- 16, Pages 2 and 3, Public Records 32751. Thenameandaddress of the NOTICIOF SUIT TO ALL PERSONS HAVING FLORIAN O'MASTA, for sub. Sanford, Further described as located O' Florida. Side Yard VarIance from lOft tol of Seminole County, Florida. personal representative's attorney TO: LAMBROS DEMETRIOS CLAIMS The OR sequent adoption, and you are are set forth below. DEMANDS following are included: the East side of Osceola Road, ft for addition on Lot $7, Highland y LAMBRAKIS alma L.D. LAM. PERSONS INTERESTED 1. Various walkways, ramps, AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE hereby required to serve a copy of North of Osceola Airfield, (DIST. All persons having claims or Pines, Unit 3, PB 15, Pg 23, In APPEAR AND BE HEARD AT BRAKIS and-or his estate; AVIS and steps located - around 2) the AND ALL OTHER PERSONS your written defenses, if any, to it demands against the estate are SectIon 20.21.20, on Aberdeen Dr. THE TIME AND PLACE ABOVE LAMBRAKIS and.or her on estate: campus.AIso,strippingofeIsi0g INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: LOUIS SMITH-BA (l21$0). (01ST, 1 JOSEPH W. DUROCHER, required, WITHIN THREE and RUTH F. GAGE and-or her paving. YOU HEREBY Esquire, Petitioner's attorney, SPECIFIED, ARE 6TE-A.I Agriculture Zone-To 12. J. PA. HATTAWAYBA (1. MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF estate, if alive and if Iead, their Board Bid of County documents are open to NOTIFIED that the ad. whose address is 1315 East park a mobile home temporarily 21IO)2V-R.1AA Residential THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Commissioners of Seminole unknown spouses, heirs, devises, public inspection in the offices of ministration of the estate ,s AURA RobInson Street, Orlando, Florida, while constructing home on the W Zone-Lot Size Variance from THIS NOTICE, to file with the grantees, creditors and all other the Director of Admlnistrati 32801, on or before the 11th day of County, Florida DITTMER, deceased, File SSOft of 5½ of N ½ of SW'J of NE 11,700 sq ft to 10,300 sq ft and Lot ciork of the above court a written in January, claImIng by, through, Affairs 1tI0 and By: Arthur H. Beckwlth Jr. parties file the original Seminole Community Number 79-459-CP, Is pending ¼ of State Road, Section 35.21.30. Width Variance from 90 ft to 73 statement under or against- them: the College, F.W. Dodge Plan Room the Circuit Court for SemInole with Ihe Clerk of the Court either they Clerk may of any claim or demand Further descrIbed as located off to create two building sites on have. Each claim must unknown spouses, heIrs, devisies, and Central Florida BuIlders County Florida, Probate Division, before service on PetItioner's By: Sandy Jacobs Howell Branch Road. (DIII. 1) three 50 ft lots descrIbed as: Lots belnwriting and must Indicat, the grehees or creditors of said Exchange in Orlando: and may be the aidress of which is Seminole attorney or Deputy Clerk Immediately basis for LEROY LONG & JOHN ID. IS, 16, I?, Block 0, Sanlando the claim, the name and Defendants; and all unknown obtained from the of lices of County. Courthouse, Sanford, Ihereafter; otherwise, a default (SEAL) DINGS-BA (t.21.IO).2TE-A.1 Springs, Tract 47, PB 4. Pg 63, in PublIsh D.c. 31, rn$oftMcraditororhisagent natural persons, If alIve,' and if Gutmann Dragash AssocIates Florida., The personal represen. will be entered against 1979 for you the Agriculture Zone-To park a section 11.21.29, on the North sIde or attorney, and the amount dead or not known to be dead or Architects In. tative of the estate is WALTER reilef demanded in the PetItion f Planners, mobile home on the W ½ of Lot U, of Citrus Street on the East side of DEQI? claimed. If the claim is not yet alive, their several resp.ctive corporated, Sanford Atlantic DITTMER, whose address is p.o. Permanent Commitment. .Iavia Colony, PB 2, Pg 71, in i.e, (01ST. 4) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 15th unknown . the date when It will become spouies,heirs, Box 9400, Longwood, Florida, devlsees, National Bank BuIlding, Suite WITNESS my hand and off ction 30.31.31, on the South mlde Iclal 13. REVEREND M. H.' - JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND grantees and creditors or other Post Office Drawer 93$, Sanford, 32750. The name due shall be stated. It the claim is seal as the Clerk of said Court this and address cml the bf Red Bug Lake Road, 1.3 mIles HALLMAN-BA (1.2110)4V-R.1 FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, parties claIming by, contingent or unliquidated, the through or FlOrida 32711, upon request ac. personal representative's attorney Vh day of December, 1919. East of Tuskawilia Road. (01ST. ResidentIal lone-Lot Size FLORIDA nature of the uncertainty shall be . are set forth below. companled under those unknown natural ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, by $15.00 deposit VariancefromsloosqfttoSaoosq CASE NO. 7$sa37.Ca.u.E stated. If thi claim Is secured, the persons; and the several and set. All persons having claims or Clerkof theCircuit Court security CHARLES GROSS I H, F. FrontYardVarlancefrom2sft FIRSTFEOERALSAVINGSAND respectIve unknown assIgns, shall be described. The Deposit will be refunded In full demands against the estate are By: 'I-TerryD.Cox RAWLS- BA(1.21.SO).12V 1 1014ff; Near Yard VarIance from LOAN ASSOCIATION claimant Shall delIver sufficient OF trustees or for two sets to contractors, sob. required, WITHIN THREE DEPUTY Cl.ERK 3TE-A.1 Agriculture Zone-Lot 3011 bC It, and a House SIze SEMINOLE copies of the claIm to the clest to COUNTY, a cot. any other persons claIming by, mIttiflgbonafidebidsandreturn4 MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Publish: December 10, 17, 21, Size Variance from 43,540 pg ft to Varlancefrom 700 sq ft to 320 sq ft Potatlon 31, enable the clerk to mail one copy organIzed nd exIsting throusts or under or against any documents in good usable con. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF 1979. 14,500 * ft and a Lot Width on Lots 233 and 236,-Bookertown, to each personal representative. the nitedStates corporationsorospm.rlegalentitle, dltlonwithinfiv.(S)daysaflerthe THIS NOTICE, to file with the DEQ.31 Variance from 130 ft to 130 It to Pa 4, pg 98, in Section 30.19.30, at Underthelawsof of America, All persons interested In the named as a Defendant; and all GOlfing of bldi. Refund for sets in clerk of the above court a written park a mobile home on lIme the NW corner of Dunbar Avenue FICTITIOUS NAME PlaIntiff, estat, to whom a copy of this $7.50 to statement of any claim or demand claimants, persons or parties, excess of two will be less following described property: and RIchard Allen Street. (Dill. v. Notice Is hereby gIven that i am Notice of AdminIstratIon has been natural or corporate, whose exact cover coil Of reproductIon, in the' they may have. Each claim must engaged in Bgln 172.9 ft W and 623 ft N t SE 5) busineis at 107W. 27th mailed are requIred, WITHIN PA I OW A Y 'C A N A AN I N. legal status is unknown, claIming same basis of return of documents, be in writing and must indicate corner of Government Lot 1, run N 14. VERNON w. MIDGET. VESTMENT CORPONATIOfe, the Street, Sinford, Seminole County, THREE MONTHS FROM THE basis for the claim, Contrictors who obtaIn bId any of the the name and Florida above.named or 120 ft. thence N 83 dogs 3 mIni 30 TE- BA (1.21.10. SV-A. 1 I FI.rila cerperatiea, CLIFTON under the fIctitious name DATE OF THE FIRST addressof or parties documents and do not the creditor or his agent described defendants bid the sacs F 110.83 It, thence 1 dig 42 Agriculture Zone - Lot SI;e ENTEIPRISEI, INC., a Florida OF THIS prelect,mustreturnsameat least or attorney, and the amount of THE BATTERY SHOP, and that PUBLICATION pfg are claimIng to have mini E 120 It, thence S $4 digs 7 any I VarIance from 43,540 sq ft to cerperatien, NOTICE, to file any objections STATE OF right, common title or Interest in tan (10) days before the bid date or claimed, If the claim is not yet the Clerk of the CircuIt mini SI secs W 136.71 if to 19,171.1 sq ft and a Lot Width FLORIDA. and they may have that challenge the lit to defray cost of dUe, the date when it will become beginning, being Lot 10, SemInole County. Florida in ac. validity of the decedent's wIll, the VarlancefromtlOfttol2Oftonthe OP AMINICA, UNITED STATES and to the lands hereinafter pay rSQdudona,d handling, described. Unrecorded Survey of Govern, following described property: asset due shall be stated. If the claim Is cordancewlththeprovisotthe Qualifications of the personal Defendants. You are hereby nollf lad thaI a forth above. mint Lot 1, in Section 31-19•33. From the 5½ milepost of Section contingent or unhiquidated, the FIctitious Name Statutes, ToWJt: NOTICE OP 5*1.1 representative, or the venue or Each bid suIt has been filed agaInst veu in must be accompanied nature of the uncertajnty shall be $eon $4309 Further descrIbed as off Mullet 21.19.29, run N 89 dig 14' 30" B jurisdiction of the court. NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN Florida Statutes bond stated. if th. claim is secured, the the CIroult Court Of Sentinole by a certified check or Lake Park Road on Bites Drive. alongthsllineofoov.rnmentLos pursusottotlw FInIJudgm.,wof ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND by an acceptable surety security shall be descrIbed. The 1957. County, Florida, (0151. 2) entItled ied 1, said SictIon 21, a distance of Foreclosure dated Decimbsr sig. Dale A. Stickney OBJECTIONS NOT 50 FILED company for not liii than live claimant shall deliver sufficient 21, VIRGINIA NAMACCIATO, MELVIN BRENT 195.00ff, thence run N 711.18 ft. 1979, and entered In Case No. WILL SE FOREVER BARRED v. LAMIROS Percent (5 cenOclt.bas.bid_ copies of the claim to the clerk to PlaIntIff KNOWLTON-IA (1.3110)111thence run S $7 des 14' U" I a 3437.CA*E, of the Circuit Court lish p.c. 24, 31, 19791 Jan. , Date of the first publication of ak-a The succeulut bidder will be enable the clerk to mail one copy 14 1980 *1 AgrIculture-Zone- To park a DEMETRIOS l.AMBRAKIS distance of 1191 ft for a thfs NotIce •f Administration: POP, in and for Seminole County, LD.. LAMSRAKIS mobile ho ft and.or his required to furnish pormance to each personal representative. DEQ.7s fofigIng thsncer NOUeg I a dlstanceof Florida, Decemo. 31, 1979, wherein CLIFTON estate; AVIS LAMINAKIS andor and labor and materials payment All Por5oni interested in the deuribedproperty: SeginlUttW 134.13 ft $0 the N 111W of said Claude S. Weaver ENTERPRI$fl, INC. is Defo.t. - lmsr CITY CA$SSSIII GAGE bond.eachInth.fulIamountofthe estate to whom a copy of this sstate; and RUTH B. itNlcornerof lW¼of SW ¼. run OOVIflWIWIItLO$1,thIflCSfl,nN4O daniCross Plaintiff and MID As Personal Representative SOAIDOFADJUITNENT bya bonding NoticeofAdminhstfationhas S 516.74 ft lIly on road 155.02 It, N digs 11 * along said N Iisse a WAY.CANAAN INVESTMENT CA.13.K. o.4rpmerestate,Cas.No.75.341. contract sum, Issued of the Estate of company licensed in Florida. mailed are required, WITHIN NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN 53s.3ift.N53d.959'33"W.)$S.04 dlstanc.ofCl.esft,thinc.runu, CLAUDE A. WEAVER CORPORATION Is Defendant. TobeeligIbI,far$ide4.ot, THREE MONTHS FROM THE thottheCityofCaeselgr,y Thena$greofthis.Wtisawlpto I$,W7.SfttePO$,Inkc$ion9.3O. dog 03' Wa distance of $3.9 ft CrOSSD.NndaM, Deceased IwilisetItoth. mustc0mWimtasnbof DATE OF FIRST of Adjustment will THE quiet title on 32. Further descrIbed as on th. following $lincerun$02d.gWadI,tanceof hlghestandbestbloderforc.ehat hold a Public ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL Florida, all condItions of the PUBLICATION - OF THIS heaIiflg.Mr.SIllRltter,a,.$ descr Osceola Road, (Parcel A4). 125.0 ft. thence run S $7 des 1111" - the west front doer of the Seminole property located In REPRESENTATIVI: specifications, and must be maø NOTICE, to file any objections P1d5, Of Orlando. apPlIcant, on (DIIT. 3) Seminole County, Florida: Iidistance Of UI ft to 'he P01. County Courthouse at Jr. Egg. aif Of the owi*', Mr. and ILOIN L. TOilER-IA (1. Subject to an eaSement for read on tile 32nd Lot 14, Block 0. SANI,ANDO on a facsimile of the form included the may have that challenge the CAR ROt. 1, JONES. Janusry, 1980 day 2l8O) ,ITE-A.l Agriculture purposes over the $0thirIy 21ff. SPRINGS, Tract No.0, according with the contract documents in validity of the decedent's will, the Conrad Wirz, is requesting a ROOKS, a OWEN, PA. thefol$owin,doscribldreal..Ja,, duplicate, enclosed in an opaque cualifications of the personal Conditional Use. as Provided by Zone-To park a.moblje home on Further described as en fib North located, sItuate and befal In to 'ho plat ttsec as rscer*i Post Office lox IS PublIC sealed envelop. bearing representative, or the venue or SiCtiOf 25.10$ (Pm) of the City fP4 followIng described propirty: side of SR 44, last of Weidva Seminole s.* , page I?, 0 Casselberry, Florida 32709 County, Florida, PS Wit: jurisdIction of the court Casulberry "Code" to allow B.ginat$Wcornerol$EUINI Records of Seminole County, and address of time bidder mv... (01ST.)) Telephone: (30$) $341700 Lot$l'A.l,L3,9nI9inSlc marked: HANDICAPPED ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND outside sales of storage buildings flsria. t4ioflectionll30.33,thlncelen C.APPNOVALS)FMINUTIS I ci FIRST ADDITION TO A Publish Dec31, 19791 Jan.?, 1980 PARKING 1 - OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Ri a C.I WALKWAYS center line of Seid SectIon $149 (commOrcsali ionlng DEQ,1 Yeuar1Mrebyreques$edtofi ,Decembir 17, 1979- Regular REPLAT OF LAKI MOBILE SEMINOLE COMMUNITY WILl. BE FOREVER BARRED. district. The par4i ii legally cimains, thence N 13.03 chains, Mesting 541w orlfCen defeuspe with, 'h 5140115. SemInole County, COL4.IGI and delivered not later Date of the first publication of $Cd as: PICTItIOUINAMI Thence W 29114 0, thence N 444.50 Cleit Of Sold CSWt M Nivea than ThIs public heerkio will be held Florida, according P. tlq dote and Picur mentIoned tills Notce of Administration: The northerly 71 fwl of the NOTICE shof'ebyplvon thai We to N line of 11¼ of NI us of said in limo Seminole Counfp Ceur thor.sl as recorded In Psi' INk I IPUSII PJPS fib PIS1RIIII ' above. December 31, 1919. easterly 143 feet of Lot 1, 110cR 1 engaged in busis$ at 101 Section, 'hence W 444.1 ft to NW PseiutiIl'i otIlI'IIW wiuiSi_ fiolDe, Sanford, Florida, on page 71, Public Records of Ooner rasirves the right to Walter Dlttmes Swutwater Cove Boulevard, Cassitberry Heigs, - corner of 11¼ of NW ¼ of Mid January II. $981 at 7:10 P4 isdOMaItlaudAv,nue,Afl.ineii,e reject any or all bids or es - Seminole County, , As Pevsonal RepresentatIve in Plot look 9, Page 37. Public certain South, - Longwo.d, Seminole Section, ffiamce $20 chialill to POP. Serin.s.FlerIdaIVIl,o.'erbeoe,, tam thereafter as peei*te. said property beIng RIO same os of the Estate of. ii a bid as sIieuIat.d In Records of SemInole County, Cesmtv, Florid.. under the ftc. Further described as located lit January 55,1981 eec Default Will - WrItten comments flied with tii. set forth ill the FORM OP PROPOSAL, AURA DITTMER to U' tlftous name Of TRIPIE '40H Florida. Otceele lead on Old Geneva Office Of fib Zoning Ceerlinele. be *WiI$d Igihel V0. wolve any formalities of the Foreclosure aforesnelifiemed, DOCSas.d FARMS and that We Waid to (01ST. 2) load. WITNESS my haul and sei as Onewr, No aid shaft be wim' Public hearing will be Plaid on WiUbehdesllp,$jajsigay (SEAL) ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL register said name wIth the Clerk 7. SEMINOLE COUNTY POST Isceldkiuedfremtim.tetimo Chit Of 9110 CirCuit COWl Ri Thursday, January 17,1980, at 7:30 and fir a period Of thIrty (30) days REPRESENTATIVE: -ARTIIUMH,UCKWIT$,Jl, P.M in tie Circlt Court, Seminole UTHORITY- PA (12.1.11)- to ier SonilneloCeusly, Florida this Casselberry City eicisijry, Further dials Hall, 91 ClerkOfffieCircuflCewt L. W. Carroll, Jr. Egg. In aance 31st day Of December, l*. Lake Triplet Drive. Casselberry, with thmi FlorIda, provisI 1-Nt Industrial Zone—To guailable by calling 5534331 lid. President Seminole Cam. By: Patricia lebineem CARROLL, JONES, of the Plc perate a Sawmill on the leflewini (SEAL) Florida, or as sos', thsriaiee, , trnem Name 29ite4ss. to-wit: inwilty College ROOKS 1 OWEN, P.A. 9itvpsit, ncribee proparty: Froni $110 SW ARTHUR H. bECKWITM, JR. $.fni.wi, County Beard Or. lori I. Weldon P.O. lox Section $4310 FlOrid. Sttutes JsckT. Bridles, lssWo ci SICIIN j,3p, run MOO caut OHio Cfrcvlt Court Mary W. HaWihoine Adjustment INnt of- iste.. Calseiberry, Florida 337w City Clerk Fiat Office Drawer Z 11' 23" W alosig 'ho * line ii By: Larry Blair By: June l.Cwtis Seminole Community College jtas Marvaidi Id Section .56 1343$ ft for a •r_ Oiled this 27th day of Decemim, oi,cs. *.ne.0 , Taloptione: (301)134-5700 *979 hencenfn 5fl4eg 44" W Publ5 Dec. 31, I,, Publish: December 34, 31, 19. ' 34,3), 979 Publish: December 14,24.31, 197,. Publish Dec. 31,19191 Jan.?, Pub DOd, 34, II 1979 1900 Publish Dec. 31, 1979 lIFOSO - 01079 353 ,umence run N 00 dii 11' 010.10 and January 7, iue, DEQ-97 . DEO-CS OFO $7 .- 3i—partments Furnished -- _______ __________ ________ ______ .. '- :' - - 'i" . •.- .2-." A .- . -. , - .- ,p_ • , - . -, - 1'.' -'.k'-. , . ,.,-. ,' - .- :fr -. ---i- ...- - - ,, ,_ : - ' - - - 'M.---------- .:. -,..,- • - 'I... _ - ____ •" KIt, ,, 1' t .4sLi. ______ t.i&-. J' 'a' - I _______ ,4_s �Ll - ----.--- - ----- . - - - -- - BLONDIE ( Monday,D.c.3i,I7 46 —Evening Hera ___________________________________________________________ WOULD MONSIEUR CARE TO TASTE THE WINE? I Mim 45 Spanish hero Answer to Previous Puzzle 47 Serpent AQflf thA ,.niInerJ IEIMIU ?'I!NIEJ 4 Jacob's son 52 Improvise (2 ACROSS by Chic Young " 9 Police alert . wds) 12 Drinking 56 Broke bread vessel 57 Dental filling 13 Cisalpine land 61 Labor group le o I I A *ffflw BEETLE BAILEY 35 School of modern an by Mort Walker 36 Novelist SARGE! WORK STOP Bagnold 37 Auxiliary 39 Draught 41 Golf mound 42 Pretend 43 Fraternal members 44 CIA forerunner NOW, PLAY LA7ER THAT! - 9rotAf 4 5 6 7 8 —— ———— i — 18 by Art Sansom - — ——— I23 •24 I ——— INSTEAD OFII4AT ——— .4 BIG GAS GUZZLER " A SMALL COMPACT 1EAH• HE DRiVE SHOULD BIG GAS GUZZLER BUT FOR MEAN HE SOMEA SMALL, \ OF HIS' COMPACT CAR... BODY HIS EF ENOUGH 11' NO- I MEAN - _ 60 _____________________ 56 57 158 159 J —— 65 — — ——— 63 CAR! •• IU ENO I ——— 66 NWPAPR 53 54 55 —— 84 — — —— —— - 61 ' — — — ENTERPRISE ASSN () HOROSCOPE HYBERNICEBEDEOSOL ' For Tuesday, January 1, 1980 I........h....... IIUIIIIUI LIIIb 3. EEK & MEEK by Howie Schneider io m&ms QGit JJTh GMEtD tL! 1(1 OCJKbJ LE1'SE&1r. ThE EIG4flES urni mi AD1RU5T ,ç January 1, 1%0 Lady Luck will be sitting on your shoulder every time you are willing to cooperate and miExr (0! - negotiate brings you greater rewards th an you anticipated, hiM PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vermeer a_• WE HAD VARIAN CREAM-FILLEP TfrtO5, FRENCH PRIES PI PPE A WEIRP MENU, ALL RIGHJ o ' THOSE WERE HORS POEUVRES' IN MARSHMALLOW ANP Ai4ANA SPUTS! of ,r 00 : r 10 F o------,' BUGS BUNNY / u DON WAN7A SKINttY R483 11ERE 1A1rASMAWJ I SQ 11lN&A WT BIGGER AN MEA"TlER DEVIL IS SOME MAROON. IN HA1 CAVE. r 4I - / / &Zr by Stoffel & Heimdahl IEGLECTEDIDrELL HIM, AN BE GLJMPY BEFORE , 'rri i -'1 Il 'IKV l (ØUY UI1P "fl'4E SPRING'. K— ______ mv EWJL -t -. (() I L__• FRANK AND ERNEST this coming year. This give-and-take attitude - by Bob Thaves CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) An expansive outlook tne reason your judgment ' so keen today. Dare to express your views If you are looki ng to Impress anybody. Travel, resources, romance, luck, possible pitfalls and career for the months ahead are all discussed in your new Astro-Graph Letter which begi ns with your birthday. Mail $1 for each to Astro. Graph, Box 489, Radio City Station, N. Y. 10019. Be sure to specify birth date, AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Some important dealings you're working on ha ve a better chance of succeeding If you keep t hings confidential. Don't talk to outsiders, PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Getting together with f riends today could prove to be extremely beneficial. One In particular might offer to do something nice for you That'll mean a lot. ARIES (Mar ch 21-April 21) Situations contributing to your status or prestige look exceptionally favorable today. Expan d upon any new opportunity. TAURUS (Apr il 20-May 20) An abundance of luck is with you, so ta ke advantage of this - SPIDER-MAN iowme AIRXfR #.4 IIlUI LU[IUHU5 Possibly this is because his metabolic system is able to use other substances in place of vitamin E. I'm se nding YOU might even risk going out on a limb for something you've been wanting. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) The luckiest people for you today are in your own faintly. If anybody will be able to help fulfill your needs it is them. Don't waste time looking elsewhere. CANCER (June 21-J uly 22) You can further your self. Interests today if you deal wi th people on a one-to-one basis. Your ideas will go over very big and get you what you want. LEO (J uly 23-Aug. 22) The more you put yourself out for others today, the larger your returns. Give that little extra effort and watch the results. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Your popularity Is at a high level today. Friends will seek YOU out to spend time with them. It's a great way to end the holiday season. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Follow your insti ncts for a ll yo ur heart's desires today. They'll lead you to bigger and better things than even you can imagine. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) A big hope can be realized by getting together with the right persons today. Don't be a stay-at-home. Get out and mingle. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23.. Dec. 21) You're under exceptionally good financial aspe cts today, concentrate on any situa tion that could help fatten your bank account, - UULIII .... IUUU %tI II scarce you The Health going to find many examples of that in our overfed modern civilizations. The truth is our overfed males may have an increased amount of fatty-cholesterol Letter nwnber 4-12, Vitamin E: Miracle or Myth, to give you more details about the commonly discussed virtues of vitamin E if any. Other readers who want this issue can send 75 cents with a long, stamped, self-addressed envelope for it. Send your request to me, in cart' of this deposits in their arteries and this can affect their se xual ability when the circulation to the reproductive organs is involved. That's one more good reason for men to stay on a relatively low-fat, lowcholesterol diet and to avoid newspaper, P.O. Box 155), Radio City Station, New York, NY 10019, No, No, you can't expect to BI your male sexual UU)'. - Animals and man have commodity and a man who different metabolic systems. did not get a normal amount cannot of protein in his diet and then as man Just manufacture vitamin C. even started eating so-called sex though most animals can, it foods which included appears that many animals adequate protein suddenly need vitamin whereas man found his capacity to be im• uoes not need targe amounts. provea. urn atrarn we're not characteristics YOUR BIRTHDAY in - SIZE ILI farfiiitv fl........... That's how it was ...h..t. VIIIII IIIIUUI am 52 51 In flJ health to the point that it will affect his sexual indirectly p!Iflu'Itv That's one of the cxdiscovered: Rats that were on planations of why in many more primitive cultures a vitamin E deficient diet were unable to produce off- certain foods were found to springs. Similar effects have have a sexual benefit. The not been noted in primates truth is that in such primitive animals. I all. [• I 45 YOU I Boom BEEN by Bob Montana I Jill Boom IFt i i that the vitamin E which abundant in wheat germ is nccnnfi,il OOI$IUI 4 — ONE ARCHIE Improve Fertility is 20 21 J 50 t 19 — 22 49 F Will Not true 9 10 11 - THE BORN LOSER ---- ...',... —— -— IL V MICIA' X MIAISJ ErAITI WEB SLED~ .!.LTI I TI EMS T A lip IS CJR I W 0 I ITIO1N LLL2 !.f (U TN f!T!i1i1 I1 f.-f- 1fó 63 Terminal pole DEAR DR.LAMB: I read in c EIDI 64 Large 1 Al my encyclopedia that wheat antelope I P i Im germ contains a male hor65 College - A RE U U A S11 degree labbr) +.1 wheat germ as a dietary 66 Deposited PfEJAIL OIWILI moisture supplement, is it possible that It Shed blood 46 Greek epic 67 Male title this hormone will further 19 As far as poem and stimulate primary 21 Spun 48 Palladium DOWN male sexual 23 Avoided secondary 49 Inclined A I et frontier h...n Irn.,c$, c n thncn I Loves It MlI III IIU& I 2 Insect stage 25 Love (Let) 50 Beehive State people? In other words, would it would. 3 Self-esteem 26 Shag 51 Oboe There are no foods that the it result in a deeper voice and (pl) 27 Yarn 53 Falls behind an increase in body hair? If male can eat in his diet that 4 Aged 29 Golden calf 54 Former 5 Colorado 'ht germ (foes not have this will improve his secondary 31 Within (pref) Spanish Indian effect, are there some foods sexual characteristics. It is 32 Knots colony 6 Estop true, though, th at if a person besides this that do? 33 Poems 55 Smudge 7 Yale man on a poor diet, one deficient 38 Charitable I think it is or- 58 Compass DEAR READER: 8 Synthetic ganilation point might be stretching it a little in calories or essential fabric (abbr) 59 Car gear 9 Ratification bit to say that wheat germ vitamins and minerals, that 40 Tried 10 Fish 60 Soft drink contains a male hormone. It's such a diet can affect his 12 3 N LE A ------ ousan 15 Away (prefix) 16 Danger 17 Augment 18 Sample 20 Possessed 22 Unit 24 Year (Sp) 25 Apropos 28 Depravity 30 President's no 34 Actress *1*O OIN "" ve IfeIt'tlifl by using vuamin E. it win not improve your fertility or your sexual capacity. If it does improve your sexual capacity, it will only be a psychological reaction obesity. DEFEC TS KETAtI) BIRTH DEFECTS LL BIRTH DEFECTS MAIM be cause you believed WIN AT BRIDGE really unbeatable. With West holding both the ace of hearts queen of clubs, it takes very careful play to bring the and spade game home." Oswald: "It is a matter of declarer giving himself every chance. He must win the trump lead in dummy and refraIn from the luxury of drawing trumps. Instead, he leads a club at trick two and finesses his jack." Alan: "West wins and makes his best lead of a second trump. Now &iuth cashes his ace of clubs and dummy's ace and king of diamonds. Then he discards his last diamond on the king of clubs and ruffs a diamond. Now he gets back to dummy with his last trump, discards a heart on the 13th diamond, leads a heart, watches his king lose to West's ace, but still makes his 10 tricks." Oswald: "lie needed a 3-2 trump break and a 3-3 diamond break for this play to By Oswald Jacoby and Also Sontag work, but he gave up 'nothing In taking this extra chance." Oswald: "South might well have rebid in notrump, but he elected to jump to four spades after his partner's spade raise." Alan: "Four spades Is a pretty good contract, but three notrump by South Is (NEwSPAI'ERENTERI'rnsEAssN.) (For a copy of JACOBY MODERN, send $1 t: "Win at Bridge," care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 489. Radio City Station, New York, N. V. 10019.) by Stan Lee and John Romita _______ __________________ _ .7S4r W4(V iW O G(1E6 I IEt OUT I'VE TTA r i'- .00 @@9P@9AT0Q I 1UMILEWEED P ?IOUIR ZUONIES CAU-OU11 EM&NCY RESCUE L)NI1WEGFEPMlPJ. 1 • / W_- V777157 F - . -- 0%6 — p. - - � 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, 1979 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 31, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 31, 1979. 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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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 31, 1979; <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/47a85a5e4c0a2eee6748be0f33e536e8.pdf 02d87fb37664d14a91a97943b65dd4e1 PDF Text Text SUNDAY EDITION Evening Herald—(USPS 481.280)—Price 25 Cents S—Evening Herald, Sanford,Fl. FrIday, Dec.25, im In# NDL 10 10 GREAT 04NW.S WH CA8LEV0N1 N1r... MIS SON&MMEA1 Qw k&CWI A total of 11 twgwud. M.,4*.nd, ..4 Wwi* Sn.'gs 332.5312 2619 S. Prsack Ave-, Sisferd, PIS- 32111 the seven tour- legends" get the chance to will feature a shoot for the type of big prize personality profile on one of money that didn't exist In the leading athletes. The their halcyon golfing days. reports focus on the perNBC's golf line-up for 1980 formers away from the golf Is as follows: course, such as the PGA Bob Hope Desert Classic Tour's leading money (Jan. 12 & 13) Watson, winner, Tom hunting for quail, and Bruce Hawaiian Open (Feb. 9 & Uetzke tinkering with his 10) hot-rod race CN'& Joe Garaglola Tucson ___ Open (Feb. 16 & 17) Viewers who want to keep PGA Tour's strongest television attractions and the highest-rated golf tournament of '79, the schedule features six other PGA events: the Hawaiian Open, the Joe Garaglola Tucson open, the Bay Hill Classic, the Tournament of Chainpions, the Hoitcn Open and the Byron Nelson Golf major tOIW U SN ONLY RDDLR • oii nil toot Hwy. 11-115. 322-IllS I GALA NEW-YEARS 4, \ a HORROI-AMA GARDEN Of DEATH $lID OF TERROR SCREAM IN A WINTER NITI TWILIGHT PEOPLE AUMIT AND LOUW DjP SPrivate - Ave lisbie ___ H -..- •" .- - I- I ' V -- ................ I? ..-!.-.. -. - . . - . - .uiraie raises y Tern group listens as graduate student guests at a civic center get- the Sounds of Sunshine Chapter of the Sweet together Friday night. Fifty-three students were Adelines choral group serenades with a mediy of shown "grassroots American frien dship" through songs, .- .:.. ----------- -. - - Orr: Plane Project I Will Start In 1980 - ESTES Herald Staff Writer By DONNA European 4. • ,, technology." He said one way to do it would be through development of an electric car. He criticized, however, the auto companies insistence on model changes every year which,he said, serves to increase inflation. Lindsay Bell, an exchange teacher working in Pennsylvania, told the gathering of his home. "There are three million New Zealanders," he said. "And 60 million sheep." Dr. Rosa Ruiz, a veterinarian finishing up one and a half years of public health study at the University of Minnesota, said she is heading home to Peru after her visit to Central Florida with one happy memory: "I really did get a kiss from Shamu," she said. One student (roam Yemen told the students they should not forget to carry the citizens of Sanford's message of love and peace back to their own countries. "Due to this type of international gathering we've narrowed the communications gap," he said. Mrs. Edith Harrison, longtime S-anfordlte, told the students to be sure to always protect their valuable native customs. "Don't take America back with you," she advised. The get-together ended with a talk from Dr. Luis Perez, Sanford cardiologist. Dr. Perez has been instrumental In bringing foreign students to Sanford during their Christmas vacations for the past seven years. "They can't go home for the holidays because of the distances involved," Perez explained. He said the visits are intended to show the students "real grassrool3 American life." Dr. Perez told the students, no matter what their form of government, that if they can't make personal choices about what they read, write and hear, then they don't have freedom. The students expressed their appreciation to Dr. Perez by singing "Happy birthday." —DIANE PETRYK charge personally of U.S. diplomatic efforts. Diplomatic sources said the United States is insisting on a decision before the New Year. when (OW' of the council's present members will be replaced by other countries and the 15th Seat may remain empty due to a continuing election deadlock in the General Assembly. TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) Iran's Foreign Minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh said today the fate of the American hostages hinges on the current United Nations talks on a U.S. request for economic sanctions against Iran. "If the Security Council, untie? the pressure of the United States, decides to impose economic sanctions on Iran, we shall abandon our plans for a grand jury and the hostages will be tried," the minister told reporters at a news con- ference. He said, however, if the grand jury plan was carried out, "the hostages will be presented as witnesses and not defendants." ____ Ghotb'adph issued the threat as the Security Council scheduled another round of deliberations today on the Iranian Ghotbz.deh remanded with a loud and ----_____ - --------------.- - .j.:f - it - - - emphatic "No!" when he was asked If seven of the hostages had been transferred to a maximum security prison at Evin, northwest of Tehran. But he said he had asked the militants to clarify the discrepancy In the number of hostages said to be in captivity and those actually seen by American clergymen Christmas Eve. "I do not know how many there are. I have asked the students for clarification and for the names," said Ghotbzadeh, indicating he has been quietly negotiating with the militants over the weekend between talks In Qom with Ayatolah Ruhollali Khomeini. The ruling Islamic Revolutionary Council appointed Ghotbzadeh as chief government negotiator after weeks Of a virtual war of words between government nffit'iiiI2 uh.. nr.s.nn,4 1'. -. __ when the U.S. doesn't think it was wrong to have imposed the shah on them." "It's unfortunate two countries, otherwise friendly towards each other, find themselves caught up in this," lie said. Many of the students attending the conference, however, declined to discuss political issues. Abdul Al.Sharjabj, an economics student, said, although politics and economics are related, he does not like to get involved in political matters. l"roin the Yenian Arab Republic. Al-Sharjabi said he is certain the U.S. will solve its gas shortage problems. While visiting Detroit he said he was impressed that an American assembly line can produce 72 cars per minute. "That's not easy," lie said. "I think the U.S. will overcome the gas crisis as long as they have their Iran Again Threatens Sanction Retaliation countries. Funding for the first phase Of the -A research and deffionatratlon project program,(k sId, will be finalized with fi the uIUw't. manidactu,e Of an am- the U.S. Economic Development philW single engine four.place aircraft Authority (EDA) in January. r said : wtUbe underway in Sanford by the end of preliminary approval has already been iNS, Horace On', executive director of given by EDA for a $100,000 grant, the Seminole Employment Economic Additional funding of $500,000 will come Development Corp. (ED(X)) has. from other sour ces, he said. anocwiced. 11* bUildIng will have to be modified Orr said the project will be undertaken and expanded," Orr said, adding the at the SEEDCO-owned building on a five Silver Lake site was Chosen because of its acre tract on Silver lake Road. During prczthuty to the Sanford airport. the first year Of operation UP to 40 perThe Situ phase will . he directed at sasswW be employed, On' said, and once getting certifications completed with the in producüon 100 persons will be em- Federal Aviation Authority. played. But production is two to tire. 'We've been worldng on this for 18 yeses down the road. months, he said. Earlier announced plane for SEED(X) He said the planes will be manufactarad for an international market, In- to be involved as a partner In another Canada, Alaska, the Caribbean, venture to manufacture airplanes has South America, and African and been abandoned, Orr said. p •. It's a small world after all... The Sounds of Sunshine chapter of Sweet Adelines, a national choral group, serenaded Sanford's 53 foreign student guests Friday night with music from Disney World, which all had recently visited The songstresses chose the Disney "small world" song for one of their selections to reflect the gettogether's mood of friendship among people of different nations, After the entertainment, the guests and Sanford residents shared dinner and conversation about their varied lifestyles. The Sweet Adelines told about their singing, their jobs and their families. Abdoulaye Clsae of Nigeria was called on to describe her dress, the na tive Nigerian stunie and head UNITED NATIONS (UP!) - The Security the hostages, who today began their ninth week of more moderate approach since it is not able to Third World countries had appealed to the Council moved toward a compromise today on the captivity in the U.S. Embassy In Tehran. obtain the nine votes necessary for a council United States for patience with Iran authorities In United States request for sanctions against Iran The Council also was expected to discuss a new decision to impose an immediate and tough view of the difficult situation in Tehran. to allow more time for negoUatkis to free the mandate to U.N. Secretary General Kurt economic embargo against Iran. The U.S expressed confidence Friday that the American hostages. Waldheim to negotiate the crisis, and a time-limit The council met behind closed doors Friday council would take some action in response to its The council was expected to discuss several of two to three weeks before consideration of night to discuss hOw to proceed on the U.S. request. options at a closed door meeting this morning, enforcement meuures, request, but delegates said no written proposals Secretary of State Cyrus Vance flew to New including a renewed appeal to Iran for release of The United States was expected to accept - a had been circulated. . York from Washington Friday night to take - - KWABENA ANKOMA ... I)iplomatic immunity violated U.N.'Moves Toward Coirnpromise On Iran - - - . Sanford residents mingled with their foreign conversation and song. here the _____ - .. DR.VIDAL NOTTIDGE ... u.s. imposed shah scarf. ' - -------- - 1 - - --'-----•, - * _____ - ____________ . • ____ _____ • TUIS..SAT.p.m,tlI2a.m. CIm. U,sdsr fl-'-",4 PrICS If Pd. 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I.Wsr ORION with I Garlic @read me" Peleftes a" vsustsSle V and, among other restrictions, forcing women to goverpment because the shah is there. There will return to wearing chadors, the long, head-to-toe be no end to their problems," he predicted, veil covering. "unless the shah is returned." Tahereh said her mother and sisters have the There are two principles involved in the Iranian same rights as women that they had under the crisis, according to Kwabena Ankonia of Ghana. shah. "First, the principle of diplomatic immunity "They have no restrictions," she said. "They're has been violated; there's no two ways about it," free to wear whatever they want." he said. "But second, the actions of the Iranians) Another foreign guest, Waddah D. Sa'eb, of are so outrageous it's got to be something very Syria, agreed that the U.S. should have sent the dear to their hearts to make them do it." shah back to Iran. "I don't hesitate to condemn them for it," he "The American people do not know what the added. "The hostages must be released first. shah did in Iran," lie said. "He killed one or two Without their release there can be no talk of being members,if not more, from each family in Iran." reasonable. "The issue of the return of the shah Is too fill"But the U.S. should return the shah to them for portant to the Iranian people to be dropped," he trial. That doesn't mean lie's guilty. lie should be said. presumed Innocent until proven guilty." Sa'eb, a public administration student, added Taking the hostages was enough to show their that he thinks the U.S. has made a wise decision point, he said, and now all Iran needs is a in not using military force against Iran. guarantee that their complaints will be discussed. "It wouldn't work," he said. "There's no argument that it's wrong to hold The shah, he added, will be the "center of a the hostages," said Dr. Vidal Nottidge of Nigeria. storm wherever he goes." "It's wrong to lock up your guests. But it's "People In Panama are already against their difficult to see how Iran can think this Is wrong L - HOLIDAY MENU ____ (10) UPSTAIRS, DOWN) 5-THE WALTONS The STAIRS m. Bolter" Hazel 6:00 Waltons are personally takes part in a practical joke (I) 0(7)0 NEWS touched by the horror of con- which backfires to expose 5 10) MASTERPIECE THE- csntratlon camps when a James to ridicule and herself to AIRS "Poldark" Ross reacts house visitor. a young Jewish personal danger. strongly to news of Elizabeth's soldier. learns his grandfather 10:00 Impending marriage and trig,- was killed in one. J.R. dy at Wheel Grace. (Part 15 of (7)5 MORKS MINOY "The Ewing (Larry Hagman) 16) cEJ)(35) Jim ROC1CFOMD threatens his brother Gary with (17) CARol. BURNETT mail when the letter black AND FRIENDS 5(10) makes moves to prevent off"The Joker 17 Is MOVIE I.oil drilling about to begin Wild" (1957) Frank Sinatra, Shore Knots .S NEWS hhuig. Jeanne Crain. Beloved comedian Joe E. Lewis struggles to MSAWNEWS 10:30 Q ( 5) ANDY GPFT . overcome mob Interference in (35) CANDID CAMERA (ID nsy dsckl.s to dabble in his careerestate as a sIdeline. 1:30 10:45 NIWHART it's a (7)0 ENSON Benson goes 0(17) Lord stag Thanksgiving for Bob out on the ledge to avoid being 0(17) CSVIUSATION journeys th rough the when Emily mis off to join a caught with a former girlfriend industrial the rvoMlo to family reunion. by the woman's huebnd. ______ D. present, pointing out how our scrapers and machines 1:00 ST "Word Of Honor" express the son lg~ WW aspl. (4) THRSI'$ A CROWD Richard becomes Involved In a rations of our limit P.M. MAGAZINE or blic scandal J$WLD 1100 $hrsslans his position as a 0( 5) SANFORD AND SON memberofParivament. Fred 0( )NILL 5:00 when they think he had aben1O LORD MOUNT$AT 7 0(4) dulled their JawsIt (Pad 2) A MAN FOR THE CB4TU5(10) MACNIL! LESNIR 40 YEARS Frank Sinatra Is y sikited on his 40th annIversary IMPORT ItlO the en itainmini industry 5(17) iAIID AND SON TONISNY Host: Johnny 5(4) 11 Donna tells Fred that he must Sammy Dyls Carson. Guests: George Burns, lug Lucas Rail, merry her now or e, her. Ford Gene Kelly and JO1IVIy MattIIS. 710 fri. (4)• OOLUWSO A Deen Martin. S (4) TIC TAO DOUGH ®• SAJINASY JONES IM. aug's leeds an ambitious send(I)1NWNDIMI40 ty iuepscta loud pley In the tonal candidate (Jackie N1ES 111M1 THAT death of a friend, a theatrical Cooper) to kill his campaign 115* 0(35) W.0 TOLICI WOMAN de a heart attack wiuiie they were It eIu.maly diNicuht to tell Jogging logeijuer. Crowley tries to solve a serIes Maude that she Is quitting her (7) 5SA*JY m. of robberies and keep his partjob as h0usShu*eier. tier, Pepper, from getting premnc turned ki'.o a 5(10) DICK CAVITI' Guest: house by a census taker and i iflWiid. actor / producer John House- group of apartment tenants (111(35) WILD, WILD WEST man. who established their own West and Gordon match wits with a criminal who plans to 0(17) ALL IN THE FAMILY court andsil. Irene Lorenzo challenges (Ii) (35) DINA}N 5 YRl5NS establish a new empire of AtChls to a game of pool at Cohost: Don Maradith. Guests- Mexico. Ksleey's Tavern. Alan Aids. Sally StMhers, 11:45 Bouuuili POluiI•r, Ken Mlflyad, 0(17) MOVIE "Steila" 1:00 Victor 0(4) SUCK ROGERS IN THE Victor Davis, Dr. William Rader. (1) Siier Stan Johnson, Andes MalUe. 1 *6TH CENTURY When a tries to MO. spaceship crashes into SeCk, Rafldl Reisfild, Sharon son with members of her family N. Lee, Joyce Virtue. Peter after an uncle dies and is buta spaceport. It is vens AMA on the spot. that on board i a creature that ____ - PHONE 29144 Parties & laMest Pacilitiss fled victims. ___ - SANFORD 250 PARK DL CD 5SOAP Burl gets the good news that Mary is pregnant and the bad news that he Is not long for this world. sucks the souls out of Its petri EVENING DR.ROSA E. RUIZ ... a kiss from Shamu By DUNE PETRYK "But not this way," she said. "It's inhuman." Herald Staff Writer Tahereh said she could see the difficulty of the The American hostages In Iran will be released U.S. position regarding the shah. unharmed. That was the message brought to "But the shah was a criminal," she em Salfford Friday night by a young Iranian woman. phasized. "He should be returned to Iran." Tahereh Nourbakhsh Trabelsi said she doesn't Not all Iranians believe In the U.S. Embassy agree with the taking of hostages in Tehran, her takeover, Brahim Trabelsi of Tunisia told the home city, but is certain "nothing will happen" to assembly. them. Trabelsi, Tahereh's husband, termed the crisis Tahereh is one of 53 foreign graduate students an "accident In history, an unfortunate attending the U.S. Agency for International mishappening." Development's Mid-Winter Community Seminar, "The Iranian students are not right," he said, touring central Florida as guests of the Mid- "but the U.S. should understand their feelings. Florida Council for International Visitors. The U.S. is leader in freedom and human rights. After touring Disney World and other local The Iranian people have rights too." attractions, the students assembled for a dinner Tahereh, a University of Kentucky student In at the Sanford Civic Center. Local residents met agricultural economics, said she has encountered and talked with the students, who represented no difficulties living In the U.S. since the crisis countries in Africa, the Middle East and began. She said she has not been threatened with elsewhere. • deportation since she's a legitimate student in Tahereh, , said she feels the students in Iran good standing. She has been living in the U.S. for could have shown their displeasure with the two and a half years. United States for sheltering the shah another Ayatollah Khomeini has- been accused of terminating women's rights gained under the Shah way. 910 January TAHEREH TRABELSI ...hostages are safe Iranian Certain Hostages Won 't Be Hurt oaSS. THURSDAY / I I ABDUL AL-SHARJARI ...Impressed with Detroit Desert Classic, event on the 1910 PGA Tour, and the Col'ate-Dinah Shore Winners Circle, the richest D.. 11811 .1i. tU.wh I "; U Will) U) gomng acuon In women's event 2) flwee Of the blUest at- and pick up some pointers professional sports - will be LPGA win benefit golf in. Women's Kemper Open the on from televised as of the tractions 20 & 30) from Arnold (March circuit also return to the struction yeats golf schedule. Colgate-Dinah Shore NBC Sports 1910 golf line-up. Palmer and rule-book weekend event will be air 5 & 6) Circle (April on both Saturday and Sun- The Colgate-Dinah Shore sessions with Dow Fin. Winners Champions Tournament Of day. Winners Circle, which sterwald. (April 19 & 20) always attracts a starRounding out mc's 1* (April 29 & studded field of golfers and schedule Is the third annual celeheitles, will mark its "Legends of Golf" touron NBC. The nament, a competition Houston Open (May 3 & 4) third ye Women's Kemper Open and featuring some 30 of the Byron Nelson Golf Classic the LPG Championship greatest golfers of Ali time, (May 10 & 11) LPGA Championship complete NBC Sports' LPGA 50 years or older. playing in gin li 7 & B) (June two-man teams. the ne-up, IrEm O..ng. Ca,..,,. O,Ii.do. S.nlo.d. kivw.ia4 County. W.i*s P.I 20IT IUUJJIUII1IuI Each of In addition to the Bob Hope naments Desert Classic, one of the naments more by the Bob Hope OflAN(,17.!1 ,WJC) f CAIk* .! Aicø.. 5.4*. Id., Coss VW flOW Producer Larry Cirlilo, who has masterminded NBC Sports golf coverage since 1975, will program some new "looks" Into the 1980 telecasts. r vwIq ,-_ - ffift.AL. �• 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL - - .-- Police Chase Nets Car Theft Suspect —I WORLD IN BRIEF Emanuel Cooper, 23, 600 E. 8th St., Sanford, was arrested at 4:10 a.m. today after a chase through the Midway area of Sanford in a stolen car. He was taken to the Seminole County Jail. The 1980 Ford Pinto had been reported stolen by Michael Luther of 516 Burtch Lane who said it was rented from Jack Prosser Ford. The car was taken while parked at the corner of 11th Street and Highway 17-92 in Sanford. Cooper was charged with fleeing or attempting to elude a police officer, reckless driving, possession of stolen property and having no valid driver's license. Deputy E. J. Hughes Sr. said he spotted the stolen vehicle at Celery Avenue and Brisson Avenue and pursued it into the Midway area. He said the suspect nearly wrecked several patrol cars before he was finally stopped and taken into custody In an overgrown field at State Road 46 and Rightway. Soviet Backed Regime Controls Afghanistan NEW DELHI, India (UPI)0 Afganist.an's 2-dayold, Soviet-backed regime that seized power in a military coup claimed today it was in "total control" of the country. Soviet soldiers patrolled the streets of Kabul, the capital, Afghan rebel sources said. Diplomats in New Delhi said the coup, which brought Moscow protege Barbrak Karmal, 50, to power Thursday with the help of thousands of Soviet troops airlifted into Afghanistan during Christmas, amounted to a virtual military invasion of Afghanistan by the Russians. In Washington, President Carter denounced the Soviet military move as a "grave threat to peace." - ByDÔNNAESTEs Herald Staff Writer The question of whether the city of Sanford will have a representative on the Seminole Community Action (SCA) Board of Directors is left unanswered as the 1979 year comes to an end. But if City Commissioner David Farr can gain support from colleagues the question will be resolved in January. "My intent is to take some kind of action in January," Farr said. "I think membership of a city commissioner on the SCA board does pose some sort of a slight conflict of interest. One of SCA'S objectives is to correct the city and to bring to the city's attention deficiencies as they see them. For a city cornmissioner to be a voting member of the board puts him In an unenviable position," Fare said. "I hope there can be some other relationship, perhaps a liaison person, who would advise the city of what SCA is doing and what the city is doing in terms where there would not be conflict," Fare said. City Commissioner Julian Stenstrom resigned from the SCA board several months ago, insisting the organization's equal opportunity officer (EOO) was involved in charges tiled with the US. Justice Department against the city in an issue that - Fri * Police Beat bicycle ridden by a young boy while she was sitting on the sidewalk in front of her home. HELD ON GRAND THEFT A SanfOrd man is being held without bail in Seminole County Jail on a grand theft charge following an arrest In Citrus County. Lonnie McKinnon, of Water, Street in Sanford, was transported to the jail at 4:15 p.m. Thursday from the Citrus jail. No further information on the charges against him was ts Wan en One of the cynicisms of politics is that had been resolved more than a year ago with the Miami ' think membership - On March 14, operators for J&L Underground Utilities Company cut through a cable in Orange County while laying gas pipes near Sea World, the suit charges. It also claims on April 13, workers cut through a cable while laying pipe in Casselberry. FPL states the defendant was negligent In failing to take proper precautions not to hit burled cables. Fan Malfunction Causes 6 Deaths At Steel Plant EAST CHICAGO, Ind. (UP!) A fan used to blow away gaseous fumes malfunctioned, killing six men and overcoming 11 others at a steel plant in industrial Northwest Indiana, police said. A spokesman at the Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp. said the dead men were found near a stove that heated the-air and blew It into a nearby blast furnace when a fan stopped late Friday, causing fumes to collect in the Plant's still air. Frantic attempts by the workers to shut off the ga valves were unsuccessful, police said, until 12 of them were overcome, six fatally. - BURGLARY FROM HOME Burglars forcing a carport door made off with cameras, jewelry and silver from a Maitland woman Tuesday, deputies Wort. Myra Reichherier told deputies an undetermined amount of goods were taken from her home at 1404 Sultana Lane. commissioner on City Commissioner Julian Stenstrom (left) resigned from the SCA board the SCA board of a city does pose some '. sort of a slight s''4 conflict of Interest;' said City Commissioner e ag . David Farr (right.) - '- - table consld.ratio:n of naming a new appointee to the, ' board. agencies to see that services available are, in fact, provided A snowstorm was spinning out of the Rockies and onto the Plaint Friday as the New Year's weekend began. The council estimate of the New Year's Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC). we work with other agencies. In the Winwood Park project, Jones said, emphasis Is placed Louise Crawford, the SCA equal opportunity officer, denied "This is a vital part of our responsibility to bring about on the maintenance and beautification of the park area and the the allegation. institutional change that will positively affect low income building in the park where meetings are held and organized Stenstrom had served for several years on the board. Since families in this county," Jones said. recreation takes place. his resignation he has encouraged commissioners to table lie said SCA works with other agencies to establish new This work is done primarily with U.S Comprehensive consideration of naming a new appointee to the SCA board, programs to serve low income people and to expand existing Employment Training Act (CETA) funds. Stenstrom wished to receive additional information on the SCA programs to serve more eligible individuals. He pointed to the The SCA cannery where clients were taught food processing involvement, if any, in reopening the original EEOC complaint summer youth employment program in the school system as and canning, baking and the making of preserves, has ceased through the Justice Department, an example of a program established through the assistance of operations, "hopefully only temporarily", Jones said. Its Ambassador Pich mounted a diplomatic offensive around The EEOC complaint involved racial discrimination charges SCA even though it is now operated by the school board. operation had been paid for primarily with CETA funds, he Peking this month to let the American Embassy know that the against the city by a number of persons. The two major The board of directors, which may include a maximum of 21 said. unpopular Cambodian government is looking for friends, complainants were police officers Tony Brooks and John C. persons, is divided equally among representatives of public A major sore point with some has been the agency's "at. He also is starting to cultivate American reporters based in Moore. After reaching an out-of-court agreement with EEOC, officials, clientele and private businesses or organizations. firinative action component", Jones said. But, he noted, this the Chinese capita] in the hope they will pass the word to the the city named Moore an acting sergeant with the city's Elected bodies currently represented are: the Seminole specific function is mandated by the U.S. Community Services diplomatic corps. animal control program and appointed Brooks to the federal. County Commission, the cities of Longwood and Altamonte Administration, the federal agency which funds much of the Ills moves come amid reports from Bangkok that the Cam- state Drug Enforcement Agency. The city pays Brooks' salary Springs, the Seminole County School Board and Seminole SCA budget. bodlan Communist Party's widely unloved overlord, Premier with that agency. Community College. "Affirmative action deals with problems that lead to Pol Pot, has been ousted and possibly killed. Moore has since taken a physical disability retirement. Services provided by the organization include: information discrimination on the basis of race, sex and the physically They also may be Intended to head off Cambodia's exiled Farr said he "can understand Stenstrom's reluctance to and referral to other agencies; Investigative work to deterhandicapped, It Is a remedial as well as a preventath t' Prince Nødom Sihanouk. The flamboyant 8Uano*, Impris. serve on the board." mine levels of income; technical assistance for clients filling program, primarily spear-headed by the .zal cppoetunl* oned by Pol Pot for three years, said in Paris- this month he Rev. Amos Jones, SCA executive director, said the agency out applications for service; gathering information from officer of this agency," he said. "But it Is a responsibility plans a world tour to raise funds, seek arms and mobilize an is not required to have a representative of the city of Sanford target area residents for program development purposes; shared by the total staff as well as the board of directors. I get army bra new liberation of Cambodia. on the board. "But since we serve a considerable number of Headstart, a program for preschool age children, providing the feeling the equal opportunity officer is being projected Selling the U.S. government and general public on friendship persons in the city of Sanford, we want someone from Sanford nutrition, medical and dental service, recreational and the villain. with a communist Cambodia may take some doing. Pol Pot's on the board," he said, educational services to prepare children to enter the first "This isa respänsibillty to be assumed by the staff as well as Khmer Rouge troops beat the American-backed government SCA was founded in May, 1966 and Jones, a native of grade; some day care service for working parents; home the board. It Is a monitoring function as well as a walk-in or of General Len Nol. They took over the Cambodian capital of Longwood, joined the agency as assistant director four months repair and weatherization, work is done in which low-income call-in situation with persons contacting the agency far Phnom Penh about a month before the fail of South Vietnam in later, becoming executive director In October, 1967. owners occupy homes to provide energy conservation by assistance. In monitoring we are bound to observe some 1975. The agency, designed as an "advocate of the poor," has an sealing holes, cracks, floors and walls, replacing windows and which need to be addressed. situations After that, Pol Pot Introduced a primitive form of rural annual operating budget of $0,000, much of it in federal doors and installing insulation; crisis Intervention, whereby "The usual procedure to address any such situation is b1 communism. He emptied Phnom Penh and other Cambodian funds. It directly serves 20,000 persons and has a payroll of low-income families are assisted with payment of utility bills contacting the parties involved to try to settle the matter. Bqt ci ties and forced their Inhabitants into the countryside where a about 50 people. in arrears, also providing blankets and space heaters In some the client has the right to request that the federal agency be million or more are believed to have died, "Many people believe the primary objective of SCA is the instances; outreach centers, whereby an outreach worker in contacted without further contact of the local organization From 1975 until 1979 when the Vietnamese came in, Cam- sponsorhip of programs but that is not correct," Jones said, each target area assists with clients with Information and Involved, We encourage clients to make whatever effort m1gt bodla was virtually a closed country. Aside from China and "The primary objective Is advocacy of the poor." referral, filing applications for social security benefits, food be appropriate in settling matters without referral to an North Korea, it did not seek friends. "This necessarily- involves coordination of effort with other stamps, health department programs and any service prooutside agency," Jones said. So why should the United States care about Cambodia's friendship? The ambassador's argument is that the Vietnamese military m machine, battle tested In a long war with the United States, not only wants to take Cambodia but the whole Indochinese peninsula. He pointed out that such a move threatens some American friends the five countries of the Association of Southeast Aldan Nations which are Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia and the Philippines. Pich says his country wants ties with the ASEAN countries KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (UP!) The project. In the late 1960s, tormer ings earlier this year the snail darter n4o i4 as well as with the United states. Tellico Dam project was a Depression- Supreme Court Justice William 0. proved a worthy opponent. era dream of one day turning a dirt poor Douglas came to East Tennessee to float "It's a question of checking Vietnamese expansionism," he "I have been locked in mortal comtt says, "Everything in the region (Indochina) stems from that. region of East Tennessee into a sparkling the river and join the fight to save the with the lowly snail darter for what no Garden of Eden flowing with jobs and Little Tennessee. What has happened In Cambodia Is no accident. It's part of an I, seems like an eternity, and I am embajestablished Vietnamese plan. The first step Is to turn Vietnam, industry, In 1971, the opponents filed a federal rassed to say I have taken a souM Cambodia and Laos into a Vietnimsedomlnated federation. It ended more than 40 years later in a court suit seeking to stop the project. A thrashing," Baker said at one committee "That federation will be the political, economic and military flurry of court action, Cherokee Indian temporary Injunction was issued, but meeting. base for Vietnam's expa nsion. It Is clear that Vietnam will not protests, bulldozers, crashing houses and environmentalists admitted they had "With that kind of tenacity, I cannotfcr steel gates slicing across the blue waters little hope of stopping the Tellico. Work the life of me see how he became. stop." of the Little Tennessee River. on the project resumed In November endangered species," Baker said, "andanI Pich alsarguettianiwsovleUlnlonlrallledwlurvletnam In November, the gates on the Tellico 1973. and sees Vietnam as a stepping stoije into the Indian Ocean earnestly hope we can clear this matter Dam were closed ending a chapter of and South China Sea. Environmentalists, however, found a up before the endangered species is me," "The ASEAN countries, West Europe and the United States the Tennessee Valley Authority that will new weapon in 1973 the snail darter. Baker, joined by Rep. John Duncan,'& ' not be soon forgotten. all are going to be affected by that," he says. The environmentalists found the river Tenn,, finally defeated the fish. In Among other things, the Tellico project was the only known habitat of the two- September 1979, Congress exempte4 the What the Cambodians want from the United States, Pith will he remembered because of a tiny Inch long perch. And, in 1975, the snail Tellico from the Endangered says, is diplomatic support against Vietnam and the Soviet Species Act fish the snail darter that held one of darter was placed on the endangered and all other, federal laws blockin Union in the United Nations. He also would like to America g the most powerful government agencies species list, organize world economic pressure against the Vietnamese. completion of the project. at bay for more than two years. Pich said the Catnbodlanguerrllla forces we not looking for là February 1976, Hill vs. Tennessee On Sept. z, President Carter signed American ii' In was in 1936 that WA planners began Valley Authority was tiled in federal measure and WA resumed woft- on to envision the Telli co Dam as an ex- district court In Knoxville to stop "We don't need much. It's a guerrilla war and we use only the project the same night. The " tendon of Fort Loudoun Lake. In 1942, a Tellico because it was In violation of the da light weapons. We have been able to solve that problem sue" rters, meanwhile, had been nette(]n cessfully. staff report recommended construction Endangered Species Act. The district the Little Tennessee and successfully project. ata cost of$1o.7million. court denied a motion for an injunction to transplanted "Wha t we want first oI all from the United States Isun. of to other East Tennessee '1 A canal was to be built to carry water atop construction and & _iilued erstanding of the problem. U they understand, they can act, _ the suit. rivers, from the reservoir on the Little Tenand action might lead to withdrawal of Viethamee. But the Case was appealed to the 6th The congress action dealt nnessee River to Fort Loudoun Lake for US. from Cam bodia." U.S.CICUItCOurt in C1flC1M*tI. A three. vlronznentallstsional fi a nal setback. But '-4 ' added hydroelectric generating judge lansI of the court issued an How about all those American boenblnpofcambodlaback •."' • aoothj court struggle for TVA lay Ji4t capacity. junction In February 1977 and con- ahead in the Nixon years? . "Even U the Americans had never been 10 Cambodia." Ilys WU ha1ted1 &1prfliS Tellico, however, was sidetracked by A long-time opponent of the protect, the upheld the ambassador, "the Vietnamese would itill have had their World War U and remained Just an Idea .1 -,. Cherokee Indians, now picked p At this point, more than $100 ambitions." ' -" until Oc obe when anoflnr report fight. The North Carolina-bued jbe At this point embassy second secretary Cho Teary adds: cost of had been spent on the project and it was Wed a federal " j recommended construction at a court suit Oct. 17 in " ______ "Just remember, we are doing the AAN countries' $41 million. In 1966, the WA Board flIOS JISO ID percent Ccr*te. Knoxville, • .4 "Until the stall darter we knew W righting for them." tharized construction and in March MAU , The suit said the 16,000-acre ress-vok #16.6 IRU w J kfw~ is u ii u iei the concrete portion of the dam was wcsJ4 cover the "sacred burial pounds" started, IIILICAL 1IRDS facts would be made and that the public of the Indians' ancestors end infringe on ;retng Ht'ndd ' IUSPS 41-101 would react to the fact.," said Joe their religious freeds. The I'liiapa WA finished construction 01 the Congletan, a Káoxvilue attorney who sought an injwxton to stop c=avctkL The Ostrich; the largest of all living birds, Is concrete portion near Linoir City In 1969. 'worlied on the snail darter case. Sunday. Oicainker 39. l97—VoI. 72, No. in was denied on the district, The utility said it would would LrU mentioned Is at, least eight Bible p'ssages. s.Howard Baker, .R.Teon.,, said the Pvbftse.d Daly a I.ap, ~ 5$wp W The 11111 s,d WsrI appeals and U.S. Supreme Court leáls. INC., 55 N Pr000 Ave.. kissit P11.1*111. sometimes as a source st (sod. To learn bow to Indmatry to the area and would provid Supreme Cwt declik*i 10 the swil. The suit was dismissed on the district jobs. Leaders in Blount, Monroe and darter ease pointed kcsd Cl.ss.puIN. Palo as Sanford, Pisslie 8111 finance the care elan ostrich at Israel's Hal Bar UP the need 10 court level and is pending on appeal at London counties got behind the project. eliminate roadblocks to federal projects. the 6th nature reserve, contact the Holy Land ConN1a DiOvify :,Wss $ Clefs, Mi, S3.$i # Nsi*i, $SJJJ4 Year. Circui t court. But opposition also mounted. He finally succeeded is 1971, after aid$43.11. By huill WisS $l.$a Msl. $4.5. e MseI*s. 511.45, Yssr, servatles, Fund, WA, E. 5Mb St.. following 150 victories, New York. N.Y. $17.'.. Citizens organizations were formed to fering several conpesslonal defeats. moved quickly to prepa INn, re the reservok raise mney to mount an assault on the Bak r, admitted in congressional for flooding. Rome - . - t_,,, Jail Storage Room Blamed - Te11*1coDam ,- LANCASTER, S.C. (UP!) A State Law Enforcement Division arson expert says he believes the fire that killed 10 prisoners in the antebellum Lancaster County-Jail started in a storage room. SLED Agent Jimmy Bonds said Friday the only evidence of fire in the jail was paint flaked off the walls of the storage area in front of two cells where three of the victims died Thursday night. Paper towels, plastic bags, bed linen and field jackets were kept In the area, he said. "I think we have a 50-50 chance" of discovering what caused it, Bonds said. "I found nothing that would cause spontaneous combustion, put it that way." '— Cuba Sentences Americans WASHINGTON (UP!) Two Americans caught dropping religious literature over Cuba have been sentenced by a Cuban court to 24-year prison terms for "counterrevolutionary" activities, according to the State Department. The two Americans only one of whom was identified were given the sentences for distributing "Christian literature of some sort," State Department spokesman Thomas Reston said Friday. Reston identified one of the Americans as Melvin Lee Bailey. He had no further Information available on either Bailey or the other American, who was not identified. - . Depression-Era Dream Finally A Reality - - - - • - , - , - - ... -- - - - --_ - - - ' -, - '• - ' ' - , - - -: •'. ' • - - ' • - - -:. ' ' -. - - -,•• - -, - '. "--. '- . .' - - . t r '•-' •, ' , • '. -, ' WEATHER FORECAST Partly cloudy today becoming mostly cloudy by Sunday. A chance of showsrs tonight and Sunday. Highs mostly in the low to mid 70s. Lows might in the 501. winds east and northeast 10 to IS mites an hour today diminishing some tonight. Rain probability 30 percent tonight and Sun. day. ASIA READINGS 5 a.m.) temperature: 67; overnight low: SI; testerday's high: 74; barometric pressure: 30.21; relative humidity: 90 percent; winds: NW at 4 m.p.h. SUNDAY TIDES: Daytona leach: high, 5:17 low, 11:21; high, 5:31 low, ParlCasav.raiz high, 5:05 low, 11:15; high. 5:30 low, — ; Bayport: high, 12:12 low, 5:33; high, 11:00 low, 5:31. MONDAY TIDES: Daytona leach: high, 6:10 low, 11:34; high, 29 I1:17; Fort Canaveral: high, 6:02 low, 11:23; high, 6:21 low, 12:04; y -: , low, 6:15. BOATING laypsrt: high, 12:35 low, 6:21; high, POISCAST: St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet out $0 miles: Small craft Cape Canaveral and northward should exercise caution. Cape Canaveral earthward winds northeast IS to 30 knots becoming east and decreasing $0 around 15 knots by tonight and southeast 10 to 1 knots Sunday. Seas 4 $06 fell. Elsewhere winds northeast around iS knots becomi ng east height and southeast Sunday. Seas 3 to test. Partly cloudy. - - FORECAST - Fair north and partly MENDED cloudy south. Chance of a law showers south on - Monday. Highs mainly in the mid to uçper 60$ in the north and 70* south. Lows in the * north to SOS and 605 in the south. HOSPITAL NOTES • IWI I1S - - • •._ S .. . .• SIMINOLI MIMORIAL HOSPITAl. Oviedo ' - DISCHARGES: Sanford: Irk 0. Dearborn W,sk.y Hall DECEMBER IL),9 ADMII$IGN$I $anlerd: EI.anyer A. Hannans Louis Davis Eliza King Carolyn M. Jerkins John H. Poston Willie M. Lows' Elsie M. Dyer, Deitbea Kathy Ruoss Henr y 0, Vintry Charlotte Willis. Dattona George I. Mash, Casselbsrry L ewis S. Dnief, Dlllona SISTHI; Helen M. Walker, Dellona Sanford: John J. Gallagher, Orange City Rkhvd Chase, Ost.sn Lemuel and Sylvia Stallwortha Barbara J. Kelly and baby girl, boy Gary and lofty Cotton a girl, loviedo - . L 7 it 'TI-IE SAVIIlG PLACE HARTFORD, Conn. (UP!) — The state is asking that Connecticut's largest nursing home be placed in receivership, saying "poor nursing practices" and possible "criminal neglect" were involved In 17 patient deaths. Health Services Commissioner Dr. Douglas Lloyd said his agency checked medical records of patients at the 518-bed Meadows Convalescent Home in Manchester who were over 70, had been unable to feed themselves, and who died between October 1978 and May 1979. Department investigators found extremely low levels of fluid intake, failure to chart vital signs in all cases and failure to notify a doctor of serious changes In the medical conditions of some patients. - Howe ver, cou ncil officials said they would stick by the New Year's projection, saying travel during the New Year's weekend traditionally is lighter than at Christmas and the New Year's death toll traditionally is lower than the Christmas toll. Shop Leesburg, DeLand, Mt. Dora S Kissimmee Daily 5.5, Sun 12.6, Big Nursing Home Accused programs In the target areas and the Winwood Park project. death toll was compiled before Christmas and before what council officials believed was an unprecedented large discrepancy between the council's death toll projection and the final casualty count. Shop Sanford and Orland: da ily 9:30-9:30, Sun. 12.6. vided by any agency in the county; summer recreation for eligible individuals or families. We are not meddling when your friend is somebody who has the same enemies you do. On that basis, the United States has just received an in. vitation to friendship from a surprising source the beleaguered communist government of Cambodia, now fighting a guerrilla war against Vietnamese troops who have occupied its country. "All right, it's in our self-interest," says Cambodian ambassador to China Pich Cheang. "But it is in your interest, commissioners to • -. Motorists seemed to be shying away from less than favorable traveling conditions early into a long New Year's holiday weekend that will wrap up the 1970s. The National Weather Service reported snowy, rainy or foggy conditions across the nation. Police increased patrols and ordered officers to keep a special watch for drunken drivers. A UP! count at 4 a.m. Saturday showed preholiday estimate of 450 to 550 and second only to the four-day Christmas weekend of 196, when 706 people were killed in traffic mishaps. The council said a Christmas snowstorm could have saved many lives by keeping motorists off the road. SAN FRANCISCO ( UPI) — Loretta Dooley, released from Istanbul's notorious "Midnight Express" jail, arrived home seeking privacy and avoided reporters by slipping out a side door of a TWA jet Friday night, Miss Dooley, who spent five months in the jail on drug charges, was hustled from the plane to a TWA truck while her family, friends and reporters awaited her in the terminal. Her father, Vernon Dooley, smiled at the reporters and said, "I'm anti-press. You have made a huge mountain out of a little girl's mistake. I knew all about this. I had It prearranged. We must protect her." Miss Dooley had refused to talk to the reporters awaiting her arrival at New York's Kennedy airport earlier in the day. She told a Pan American Airways spokesman, "I am asking not to meet with the press." several months ago. Since his resignation he has encouraged -' - three persons reported killed in traffic ac cidents, The National Safety Council estimated 360 to 440 people could be killed in traffic during the holiday weekend, which began at 6 p.m. local time Friday and ends at midnight Tuesday. Th e fo ur-day holiday comes on the heels of the bloodiest four-day Christmas weekend in 23 years. The Christmas weekend death toll rose to 683, well above the National Safety Council's Ex-Prisoner Avoids Press S ' By United Press International IN BRIEF SCA Board.* Should City Have A Voice? KET(HIKAN, Alaska (UPI) The torn and battered wreck of the freighter Lee Wang Zin is most likely a watery grave for 26 Taiwanese sailors thought trapped inside, Coast Guard and Navy crews Friday gave up trying to reach the capsized vessel, grounded on rocks a half mile from Kendrick Island off the rugged southeast Alaska coast, Ten-foot waves and winds up to 40 knots repeatedly smashed the freighter against the rocks, ripping huge holes in the hull and shifting the ship to and fro. Cambodia Courts Sunday, Dec. 30,1575-3A Nasty Weather Discourages Motorists NA110N FPL CHARGES CABLE CUTTING Florida Power and Light has filed suit in Seminole's Circuit Court charging a contractor twice sliced through underground power lines. * Fires * EvsnIn Herald, Sanford, Fl. available this morning. Action Reports BICYCLE ACCIDENT Six-year-old Heidi Crum of 2623 Hartwell Ave., Sanford, suffered a broken leg Friday as a result of being hit by a Taiwanese Feared Dead PEKING (U111) — . Sunday, Dec. 3o, 191# -I— Ii S As • T7 M.— '4 '-.- 4!'.E- .i •-.---' • -• S. 171 •,., •I '. 1 4. AL \ /\ ri K mart ADVERTISED MERCHANDISE POLICY Our tI'm intinlon ts to have •,sr d,.rt's.d timin Ioc ,n our ø'.',u It an .d..rt,,.d Itim ,ot aatbi to, purch•w due to *my unte,i$iin riflon K m.rt WIN 11fut a Raw, Chick on 'qut,t to' ttri n.rcI.n.W to bi pu'ChaUd I ti UI, pr'ca a,sItabI, or .111 11,1 'ou. coma,aDI, Qii a' tim, at p Compprsble fiduc tion ' prlc. Our poIIc II Ia •I,i Our Cu$tOn'irS UtlifiCton I087I - F �k p 4 A-Evening . herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Dec. 30, 197 Cleland Overcame Wrath Of Grenade WASHINGTON (UP!) - He lay there, a They tore at his uniform; bandaged the crumpled heap. The grenade had torn off his stumps. right arm. His right leg disappeared above Within 10 minutes a whirring helicopter was the knee. His left leg was mangled. He lifting him away in an act of mercy which couldn't call for help. saved countless Lives in Vietnam. By all rights, Max Cleland should have died "As I was put on the chopper, someone right then and there. But he fought back. Two hollered: 'You're going to make it!' years later he was out of the Veterans "I wanted to shout back: 'You're damn Administration hospitals and serving as a right I'm going to make it!' Georgia state senator. "But I could only make a hissing sound." Today, at 37, he directs the VA's programs In another war, Cleland probably would for millions of veterans going back to the have died. But he was on the operating table Spanish-American war. He is shaking up that an hour after the accident. same VA which angered him beyond measure "There was a three times better chance of as a patient, trying to reform it to provide becoming an amputee in Vietnam than In adequate care for the Vietnam survivors. World War II," he says. Cleland wheels himself over to the circular "I wouldn't have survived in World War II. conference table in his blue and white office The survival rate for Vietnam was 81 per looking out at the White House. cent; 74 per cent for Korea, 71 per cent for His arm delivers a powerful spin. He backs World War II." himself slowly out of the stainless steel Thce cold statistics had a direct bearing on wheelchair into an armchair without help. He what he was to find out next in VA hospitals. flips his trouser legs under himself, stretches They were not, he says, geared to treat his left ahn across the back of the chair, and Vietnam amputees. sprawls backwards, "The Vietnam veterans made up a distinct "I'm not entitled to the Purple Heart," he minority and we knew the hospitals weren't explains with a chuckle which Instantly puts run for us," Cleland remembers. "They were the visitor at ease. "It wasn't an enemy run for a generation older than we were. grenade! There was no heroism involved." "The rehabilation program was not Born in Atlanta, Ga., Cleland always oriented towards combat casualties. It was wanted to be a leader, oriented towards strokes and other things. As a 1960 high school graduate, he won the "The VA didn't have a real good program Atlanta Journal's trophy for being the for teaching a guy like me how to drive. I had "Outstanding Senior" in his class in Lithonla, to learn how to drive on my own. Much of my Ga. own rehab program was on my own." "My first real focus," he says, "was that I The "Vietnam syndrome"- anger over the wanted to be good in sports. Basketball, nation's ingratitude - has been one of the football, baseball, tennis. Then I wanted to most difficult issues for the VA to cope with. excel in school in an all round way. Not just Only now has Congress appropriated funds academically." to allow the VA to open "readjustment Graduating in 1964 from Stetson University, counseling centers" in 50 major U.S. cities to Deland, Fla., Cleland took a 2nd lieutenant's help the veterans pick up their lives. commission through RTOC, and began This program, which Cleland has fought for graduate work, mightily, is one of his proudest achievements, Redirecting the VA towards the Vietnam Then Vietnam became Cleland's challenge. veterans, more generally, Js another. He volunteered In 1966 but was made a "Had we not been able to do that, I don't general's aide. He volunteered again in 1967 think the VA could have been credible in its and was off to war. service to Vietnam veterans. I've been there. He had nearly completed his tour when he Ten years ago, I was so turned off the and that grenade met. Veterans Administration, I didn't want to "It probably fell off my own gear," he says hear about it." matter of factly, reliving the Incident for the lie is convinced his fierce determination is thousandth time, shared by thousands .of other veterans, the Capt. Cleland was in charge of setting up a physically disabled included. radio relay station east of Khe Sanh, April 8, He calls the reintegration of the Vietnam 1968. veterans "a solid success story." He and his men were delivering equipment "Yes, hundreds of thousands Vietnam by helicopter whep he looked down and saw veterans out there still have problems," he the grenade lying on the ground. says. "1 figured it was mine. I didn't think "But millions have reintegrated, picked up anything special about it. I figured It fell off their lives, in a very private, but also very when we were unloading. So I casually COurP4SOU1 W&Y walked over to It, and'ust before I touched It "Most of them lfve ttia the.G.t. bin' ód - BOOM! now they are becoming the leaders In their "It immediately blew my right hand off. My community. right leg was off at the knee. It shattered my "Now they are putting It together, now they left leg so badly it was amputated within an are becoming the strong force in this country hour in surgery. that they would have become earlier if they "When the explosion went off, It reminded had not been taken out of the country." me of a childhood incident where a Cleland says he is fascinated by his job, firecracker had gone off In my hand. But this which absorbs all his waking energies. time, my hand wasn't there any more. I was it is not unusual that an angry veteran will frozen In terror, call and rail over bureaucratic foul-up. Cis. "Shrapnel punctured my windpipe, and I land says he "routinely" involves himself; couldn't talk, orders a fast resolution. "When! tried to call out for help, I made Cleland says it's an advantage to be a only a hissing sound. I couldn't get up off the ground because l didn't have any legs tostand on. "I lay there thinking: 'Oh my God! I'm going to the right here and now.' "And I began slipping Into shock. I began fighting back, because I knew if I lost consciousness, then I wouldn't make It back." Within minutes his comrades reappeared. They had taken cover, thinking the explosion Was Incoming North Vietnamese artillery, bachelor because he can travel at the drop of a hat. Trips toGeorgia or Los Angeles are u routine- for him as "getting in your car and driving to Baltimore." As for the future, Cleland intends to campaign energetically for President Carter', re" election. "That's going to give me lots of pleasure and satlaficatlon," he says. "As for myself, I think I'm the right man, at the right place, at the right time." POWs Tell Grim Tale Of Jungle, Prison Camps CAMP LEJEUNE, N.C. (UP!) - As the Francis G. Anton, who spent five years in story of Marine Pfc. Robert R. Garwood's captivity after his helicopter was shot down 134 years behind enemy tines in Vietnam outside Qm Lal in January 1961. unfolded at Camp Lejeune, the former POWs Day to day life, survivors said, revolved testifying at his Article 32 hearing provided a around foraging for food. There was an orrare glimpse into the jungle prison camps of caslonal ration of rice from their captors. But South Vietnam. the main staple wu a. wild potato that Most attention in this country during the prisoners dug themselves on food gathering war focused on the plight of American POWs missions outside the camp under guart held in North Vietnam. Witnesses at GarThat routine was broken only by occasional wood's hearing amid the story interrogations and weekly propaganda sea of Viet (bog and North Vietnamese prison alone. camps in the south went virtually untold. A man known to the prisoners as "Mr. Ho" It was a grim tale. would come to the can* for these propaganda One by one, survivors of what was known as where he would spout communist Prison Camp No. 2, somewhere west of dogina in fluent English. DeNang, told of a half-dozen starving men crushing the head of the =01 cat and "He was a very distingusthed looking man. constant skinning it for a meal. They I think he was educated in the *est," said alckneq from malaria, hepatitis, dysentery, Army Sgt. Robert Lewis, now stationed In jungle rot and a variety of other disease,. Fort Gordon, Ga, 11 story emerged as the Marines held an "11k classes were something of the history Article 32 hearing - similar to a civilian of the socalled Vietnamese struggle," said grand jury hearing to determine U Oar- Anton, "and how they had defeated the United States, but the U.S. was Just stubborn." wood, 33,of Mama, Ind., will become the first Vielnam.era soldier to face court-martial for o prisoner, Army sgt, Richard Williams, collabaraticit with the enemy. The hearing Incurred the wrath of the c . by will room In Jamiv•' referring to the South Vlsthaip,e AW According to IN"PMy so fir, Prison Camp during one 01 these sessions as "ARVN," an of ft No.houssdl2to2OAmsrlcans and five acroeym standing fo Germens, one of them a women, during ills Republic Of Vietnam. and M. What Iiapin.d to the wian, a How sdtoatWadofrm Ho &W aae, and the Germans, wee not divulged Gad, said Anton, adding was rIngtbehearIng. __ then constaxilly taken to the wa d as The sisaners lived in two thatched huts, . the . d . surrounded by a fence In mountainous Jungle ____ - L Six or Of died during captivity, pi "Alter these mocking II. he died shortly after that," said Anton "He was a very believing man that we would gst out Of Just lost the will to this somehow. After that, he wee a very "Some died because they live," said Army Qdef W&rant Officer broken man. He shook all the time. 13 Yes,wewill be open New Year's Day! ECKE ...vour little neicihborhood d store. Jungle Tree Produces Diesel' Fuel SAO PAULO, Brazil (UPI) - Scientists have gasoline because copaiba burns cooler, but per- porters of biomass energy),' predicted Ulf Schu. discovered a native tree that produces oil similar to formance is the same, Maia said, chard, a German chemist at the University of diesel fuel and are studying hundreds of other Scientists In Manaus and in the industrial Campinas outside Sao Paulo. plants they hope will provide inexpensive forests of metropolis of Sao Paulo are studying more than 400 Brazil already Is using alcohol grown from sugar energy for the future, species of native trees they say can provide cane to power conventional cars in a 20-80 percent A species of the copaiba tree tested at the everything from diesel fuel to petrochemical mixture with gasoline and its 1 million vehicle a National Amazonian Research Institute in the feedstocks. year auto industry will produce 250,000 cars running Jungle capital of Manaus produces up to 26 gallons Brazil is larger than the continental United States on pure alcohol in 1980. of oil a year. but lacks oil as a major resource, forcing it to imIn addition, oil from soybeans, peanuts, castor "It's a perfect substitute for diesel in engines, port 85 percent of its petroleum consumption. The seeds and sunflowers is being used to run diesel They can run without modifications," said j country's oil bill is expected to consume half its $15 engines by experts at Sao Paulo's Institute of Guilberme Maia, coordinator of the copaiba billion export income in 1979. Technological Research. project, which has been studying the tree for two Last week, the government raised the price of There may come a time when the world's growing years and running a Toyota pickup with the fuel for gasoline from $1.80 a gallon to $2.80. population will force countries to choose between 12 months. But, it has vast land areas which can be used to growing food and biomass energy, said Schuchard. Trees In the copaiba family grow up to a height of grow forests of energy at very low cost, researchers The chemist said his team is now working on 60 feet and an aromatic resin obtained from the tree say. making tree oil economical by finding ways of was formerly used for medicinal purposes. 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'Sale 10.50 Vest (not shown), reg. $18. Sale 12.40 operate the facility with the hospital. There have been only two additional "This is an area where science has the reported in-vitro births, a second under opportunity to help a group of people have Steptoe's supervision and one claimed by children who otherwise wouldn't be able to," in he said. "It is et hical and legal. The World Health Organization, France Charles Dean, president of the Tidewater and EngIawi have refnised funding of in-vitro, Chapter of the Virginia Society for Human voicing many of the objections heard in We, disagrees. Norfolk. "This project must be stopped," said Dean, Last spring, an ethic, advisory committee whose organization has obtained an attorney of the US. Department of Health, Education and is studying possible legal action. "It and Welfare issued a qualified recoin. would result in doctors playing God -some. mendation that such research be carried out thing they have no right to do." under limited circumstances. To the chagrin of project coordinators, the Their report is before HEW secretary proposed laboratory dubbed fl Patricia Harris, "atosttubebsbycllnlc,"cvnjuringupvlalona whether in-vitro research should received Of scientists brewing exotic potions to create a fed eral funding. HEW has received more than in a Actually, the in-vitro fertilization 10,000 letters on the subject, nearly all against teovsociet'. oom't an Weweseedto ,, ., , ..,.,• u . Blazer Tod Howard, co4rector of do Ps*n Busimeog Commission a 1288 . ,. .. , Turns on fruit Is proued to Tearner. 330 . . PROCTOR SIX - 1132 TWICE THE FILM opponents, including some physicians, say more experiments with animals are needed. fertilized It mould be used on women with GASTREATMENT &i S main it. 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'-1 \ his wife, Georgeanna, Tenwomenhavebeenchosenupotentlal agaln answered Dean. candidates for mçdica! history. If the certifi. "No fertilized egg will be destroyed or cate is granted, officials say the laboratory allowed to the and none will be frozen for could begin operation within a month, scientific research," she wrote. "AU fertilized Opponents, who have been battling the eggs will be relmplanted Into the uterus and project since it was first proposed in have a chance tosurvlve," November 1978, vow they will go to the U.S. As for less's In-vitro would foster genetic (bg4., If necessary, to try to stop it. engineering, officials say it won't happen at Norfolk General plans to use the technique their facility, but concede It could somewhere plooeeredbyBritLth doctors Robert Edwardu 5, and Patrick Steptoe, who performed the first An unanswered question is whether In-vitro in-Vitro fertilization that resulted In a hwn'i births would affect the chances 01 abnorbirth that Of Louise Brown in Oldham, malitles, with opponents saying It could and woman, I '' In a recent letter to the editor of the local newspaper, a regular forurri for the debate, with sperm from her husband, then implanted . . Jones and - THERMOJ!vui.. 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F...' 1 80, proposed In-vitro (In glass) fertilization The Eastern Virginia Health Systems laboratory, debate over the revolutionary Agency last fall recommended that State medical procedure grows - raising hopes Health Commissioner James Kenley grant and fears. approval under the state's administrative Proponents the project, lnwhlchhuman review process. eggsarefertlllzedinpetri dishes, willprovide But Kenley rejected the application Sept. . men's coordinates, Sale 50 microscopes and elongated needles, facWUon researchers are ready to convert a storage The hospital asked Steptoe to serve as an room at Norfolk General Hospital into the unofficial advisor and requested a state nation's first test tube baby clinic. certificate of need to convert a 120-3quare. As they await a pending state verdict on the foot storage room into an In-vitro lab. I Sale! 30% off the Quad suit and NORFOLK, Va. UPI - Armed with year-old Institution that shares hospital For use with SX-70 559cameras.10 exposures. , Men's Fashion Test Tube Baby Lab "I'H 70 FILM AV No, these are post caps for brass beds after polishing at a New York City furniture store. The firm sells a wide range of the Increasingly popular beds; it even promises to design brass beds especially for its customers. Potato Chips 8-Oz. reseal. Sunday, Dec. 30,1919-SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. is $SIIIIrdPIUa N2i.StatuSt. .1: - �LI - - ........................... Evening Hemid 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 3M-fl2-2011 or 831-9993 Sunday, December 30, 1979-6A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mall: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.25; 6 Months, $24.00; Year $47.00. In the not always precise lexicon of American politics, Jimmy Carter might properly have been JULIAN BOND W1911 office nearly three years ago. He proposed to cut an already shrinking defense budget, held exaggerated hopes for arms control agreements with the Soviet Union, and favored a shift away from the balance-of-power diplomacy pursued by his predecessors. Since becoming president, however, Mr. Carter has been nudged by events, and lately by domestic political pressures, toward a less compliant foreign and defense policy. ByJUUANBOF The latest milestone In this gradual franGeneral Motors plans to cooperate with the sformatlon was reached recently when the South African government in the vent of civil President proposed to Increase defense spending unrest. Control Data Corp. supplies computer by 25 percent over the next five years. Nearly all of the additional funds would go for conventional equipment parts to the South African police In Uese I g, I.. •oj' • Md .0N 44.,,.4 .1 (4 fr.. 4 - - . They had saved $10,000, feared Investing In the stock market, didn't want to buy more property and sought a better Interest rate than the 5 percent passbook savings account then paid. So they bought a 7.75 percent CD at a local savings and loan association. They, of course, had no way of knowing that the U.S. economy's inflation rate would reach double-digit figures. Like other Americans who bought CDs In the mid-19M, the Sykes family was locked Into an interest rate too low to prevent erosion of their money's value. Until last summer, when the Federal Home Loan Bank Board, which regulates S & La, made It possible for them to get a better deal Before last summer, If you wanted to cash In your CD prior to its maturity date, you would lose three months of Interest completely, and all of the rest of your Interest would revert to the regular passbook savings rate. Last summer the FHLBB changed the rules. Result: Sykes could cash in his CD by taking a penalty of only six months' interest If his S & L agreed. That's what he did In raid-December, 1979. He reinvested the sum he'd saved and within 21 months will make up all the loss and get a much higher interest rate thereafter. By cashing In his six-year CD, Sykes lost He reinvested his nest egg in a four-year "money market" CD which pays 9.85 percent annually. In the next six months Sykes' nest. egg will earn $50413, compared to lees than $400 It would have earned at 7.75 percent. U Sykes had reinvested ina six-month treasury "bill," paying an annual interest rate of 11.787 percent, he could have earned even more In six months - p94.87. But he wouldn't have been protected on the "down side" after six months, so he preferred thee 9.85 percent guaranteed over four years. You may not think the Sykes family Is typical. After all, how many Americans have. $10,000 pqulrreled away In CDs? "Millions," says an FHLBB economist. "The new penalty rules favor people who've held onto their CD for a while," says an FHLBB official. But he cautions that anyone holding a CD, and considering the switch that Jim Sykes made, must find out: What Penalty his S&LIg going oimpose for-cashing In his CD before Its maturity date. -What categories of CDs his S & L applies the new pei1ty rules to. If you want help from the FHLBB directly, write or phone Kathleen E. Topellus, care of Federal Home Loan Bank Board, 1700 G St., NW, Washington, D.C., 20601 202-3774444. , ___ . - ___ ___ __ - _____ - __ , .. "You look Me1*0 khlds sei guy **o. Nu ,t,*os POW cut thoro we nwe cançw.ôit - billow.of - - - catch a caiy - W be lou M of sani1nes hr my - - pur*ud c - - - - - '. ,--- ., I: , . , , , " ''. . ~ .~ As I read through my paper wet. I note with relief Cammie and crew now sit in groundThat the county commission floor splendor has answered the "space" grief, ability and efficiency to citizens serOut went Carnmle and state's attorney, vices render, too, The old jail was renovated and updated, In a logical move as needs grew. Regardless of facts, Cammie will not be placated. All parties should be pleased A fire trap may have been the jail's old with their quarters so new, name, Space In the courthouse for judicial and but the county commission was not board pla)ing a game. halls, stairways, etc., we do not hoard. After much thought and careful ri'4 U '4 NI N 4.4 •, ,_ , p ,_,, 44 4. pSN a S-i I.. ('... __ C", IN. *StN.5 U.N45$ . OS "W..4*.,. t..,SI 44NN.'4 4.0 NI- s .4Ws N 4. MI WSNt, -.- 15 I ..N..N U.SN.. W N. 4, 1144 .4 N.Md .t..44 -, '4NMII N N. - - (4. ,.. t'%n,. w.mu IvquuVII,CiI ...___ were fully met, weak arguments since have proven all With that appeared as a lack of tact, Cammie and crew came dressed in black. Childish acts the electorate will remember, they will not forget come next November. Odes of the ladies, Cameron and Moore are accepted as a bore, not a roar, Threats made of "You will not be back" are distasteful, empty, and show a lack. "Voting ri'ghts" will be kept at all cost but the ladies points are almost lost, ueHtxrUun, In their way of thinking, they see a gap. it was determined a safe place for No sensible solutions offered, they only registration, rap. I would like to thank you, on behalf of all citizens, for bringing to our attention 51 - i~,' .~ ~^.~!_ I ; 'i I 4 OS , Your support and coverage during ,, our cix'iitproblems with theSerninoie County Commissioners and the Planning Department over the Co prehensive Land Use Plan's violations ____ ' '4 if O,.i( - i Let's H ke May 1980 be a great year for you! Gwenne Butler Secreta rySeminole Mutual Concert Association A - - - Production Everyone is talking about the dollar value to decline, because we recession and depression but no one is cannot compete with foreign imports. doing anything about It. This, too, causes our imports to exceed Oviedo Review A Winner The place to start is at the head of our our exports and further deflate the government by cutting down on un- dollar. Thank you for your review of the necessary spending. Do away with the Our greatest weakness has been the socialization of our country, it will Oviedo history book (Dec. 16). It was useless departments in our govern. thinking that if everybody earned more be - the citizens (should) raise a little most generous of you to give it such ment and get rid of the dead wood. In so money, they would be happier because unvarnished hell with our senators, generous coverage, especially since we doing we may soon avoid deficit they had more to spend. That Is far had been so late In getting the book and spending and would be able to have a from being true, for money is only good What can we do about these things? the story behind it to you. balanced budget. Our give-away for what It can buy. If an article is overWe can forget our own sell-Interest, for programs are too great and need to be priced, It takes more doll ars to buy it. the good of the whole, and ten our I'm sure Richard Adicks will also reduced. senators and representatives in no send you his personal thanks. It's Our production workers should inI am looking forward to a great Inuncertain terms thali vote* for gratifying to see the book so en- crease our production so that a better crease In bankruptcies, crime, stealing, ratification of the humanrlghta treaties thuslastically praised. Yours and all product can be put on the market for a hold-ups and murder. Unless something or any other socialization legislation the other favorable comments we have competitive price to compete with our Is done real soon, these conditions will will call for a reconsideration of their received have made the years of work Imports. Our production had hit a low Increase greatly this winter. I am not worth while. contract to represent us, at the next low. Out government workers' looking for much Improvement before election. production rate is a bout 45 to 50 percent . 1981. Jim Crowe Donna Neely and our production workers 50 to 60 Stephen G. BallntSr. Sanford Oviedo percent. This alone has caused our Sanford ( In behalf of the members of the family of E.C. Harper Sr., I would like hip nouncement of his passing, and the will continue. We wajmt to express publicly our follow-up article of tribute to him. sincere appreciation to Commissioners The people of this community have Glenn and Sturm for their excellent been wonderful to us in our time of need support at the public hearing Tuesday and we greatly appreciate their night; and to Commissioners French devotion to him. and Kirchhoff for joining them in It flmkCs me feel proud that I had sending the Comprehensive Land Use Plan back to a committee to be ap. such a wonderful fattier who did contribute so much to so many. pointed for study and modification, The Owners of Seminole County All of this will help us get through and organization asks that the appointees to fi ll the large void that has been created. that committee will be county property r C. harper, Jr. owners, as they are the persons whose rights are being abrogated by county restrictions. It appears that Commissioner Student Article Helps Williams does not want a study made of "l - Harpers Thank Herald of our property rights have been most to convey otw sincere thanks to the Heraldfor their beautiful angratifying. We hope this relations ft ,_ BOB STL'IC%I , (he fl'i)IV Put Area Land Owners On Land-Use Committee fcj, ' 111111111111111k ~~1!1111111111111111111 the plan and input by interested Wbat a beautiful, comprehensive citizens; and we wonder what his coverage by Jane Casselberry of the reasons may be In stating that he did health occupation students at Lake not want the plan to be "monkeyed Brantley High. With sometimes a with." This would bear Investigation, troubled and adverse picture of our We suggest that other counties in student population, we are appreciative Florida should be looking into the for the reflection the Evening Herald comprehensive land use plans their projects in recognition of the positive governing bodies are developing, accompflshmen 91 you' young Bdults., The Epilepsy Association is always before they are adopted If possible. All of our commissioners get the same grateful for visibility of our services national directives as to how our lands and programs. Virginia G. McAllister should be used. Community Services Margaret Cammack Representative I President Seminole County Owners of Seminole County - I I Executive Commiffee Qual,iying Creeping To A Close 0 . .. Local Democrats and Republicans, who are Interested In serving on the respective executive committees in Seminole County, must file qualifying documents with Seminole Elections Supervisor Camille Bruce. The qualifying period will open Jan. 8 and close Jan. 22. The precinct committee elections will be held on March 11 at the same time as the oresidentlal preferential primary. All 134 positions are precinct cornmnitteemen and committeewomen will be up for election then, The precinct posts, elected individually at the precinct level, make up the basic -' - - - . party structure of the two major parties. Even though the positions are elected, usually there are not actual contests on the ballot. Generally one person qualifies for each post and is automatically elected without opposition. 0 0 f The candidates qualifying need only sign oaths as candidates and pledging party loyalty. They pledge they will not support a candidate of the opposing party. The winners will take office in April. Supervisor of Elections Camilla Bruce is scheduled to attend the Jan. 17 meeting of the local GOP committee to accept auallfvinu documents. zii'i,nrdlno to Party Chairman Bill McCollum. McCollum stressed the importance of the Individual committee people, noting one of their responsibilities is to turn out the Republican vote on election day. "They know their precincts and work for candidates," McCollum said. November had the side effect of encouraging new faces to join the comMcCollum, who Is also a candidate for mittees. Many new members were adthe congressional seat currently held by ded . Richard Kelly of Holiday, said his campaign is going well and he will Scuttle bu t has it that Seminole County shortly be announcing his campaign School Board Chairman Bud Feather and coordinator. Tom Douglas of Bear Lake are both McCollum said he will be resigning as eyeing the county commission seat chairman of p,,rrpntl,, hald hv flh,'k wIi1Imc -- the nrtv In .Tnn,inrv 4I''•'J r -J 4 •J McCollum's counterpart, Rod Cable, Williams said earlier in the year he chairman of the local Democratic party, would not be seeking re-election. Feather is also encouraging Democrats to qualify and Douglas are both Republicans, for election to the Democratic cornAt the same time talk is that former mnittee. School Board member Davie Sims, who The mini-conventions of both parties in resigned from the board when he and his ___ ' 44 " family moved out of the district, is seriously considering running for Feather's school board post. Also ex pected to throw his hat into the poli tical ring at any moment is supersalesman Art Grindle, a Republican. Grindle is said to be interested in John Vogt's Sta te Senate seat. Vogt, of Cocoa Beach, is a Democrat, ........ Another being talked t.,) as a candidate for the county commission, this time against Democrat Bob French, Is Casselberry Councilman Barbara Christensen. Mrs. Christensen is a Democrat. Support Grandchildren: Oppose New Draft Bills By the Editors of Comsainer Reports To the consumer movement, the 19704 represented a decade 01 maturatIon for political seeds planted In and before the Our grandchildren grow older just as we do. Sometimes it's easier to show our love for our younger grandchildren. But we cherish our teen-age and young-adult grandchildren just as dearly. How can we seniors express that affection practically? Let's examine the growing movement to re-establish the draft. As recently as last winter, the official Pentagon position was that the allvolunteer army was satisfactory. That position has changed. Fear of recession is the obvious reason. Nothing can reverse a recession better than preparation for a real or Imagined war. First, the draft takes young people out of the job market. (The new draft may even Include young women.) The unemployment rate Is thus reduced. - :,"It's been an exciting period in which decades of consumer activitism have been translated Into legislation and in-creased consumer awareness," uys Rhoda H. Karpstkln, executive director forte, ci course, were made 'amid growing evidence of grass roots concern of Consumer Reports magazine. 1, 1, about ccnswner Iws," the federal legislative and regulatory front, consumers won several Rhoda H. Karpstkln says such concern major battles, Including creation of the Is evident In opinion poll results that Ct*mswner Product Safety Comznlaslon show the public both favors more lid passage of the Magnuson.Moai govermnent protection of consumers and Wirranty Act. During the decade, credit has confidence In the éonaumsr discrimination based on sex, race, movement. And, she adde, court jaies national origin and age was banned rendered pro-consumer decisions In 'thronghi a series at regulatory, changes. many cases whore injured Individuals "Fair trade" nil.s were also eliminated. sued for damages againot corpora tions Wrg w*afe pmduct& 'in addition, Congress created a $øtlonal Coneamer Cooperative Bank to "A jury, while It can't be called a provide loans and tecnical assistance toe siaH4Ical .izpplhig of the population, growing number of conawner co-op.. A doss reflect society's attitudes quite series of federal court do' struck .well," M* aeserts. "Ui composed of down restrictions agsim advertising by ordinary citizens acceptable to both ild.. rOtesslonals (most notably by thw. In a lawsuit," macisle, dentists and lawyers). Among the jury decisions she cites Is "Much 01 the nailed from the efforts 01 various consumer, woman's one rendered In thai California case at a and labororginlutlone, with much of the young man who sued Ford Motors for leadership coming from Ralph Nader senlosai Injuries he received when the gas led his associates," Consw'iers Union's tank lnaPlnto exploded diringaraw. chief executive points out. "Those of. end collision. - ___ ____ __ Second, such preparations give business a massive lift In sales and profits. There will be uniforms to make. And guns and bullets and trucks and tanks. Nearly every business -large and small - benefits from the activity. The official change of heart on the all. volunteer army was signaled last November when Army Chief of Staff Bernard W. Rogers asked Congress to reinstitute the draft. Just one month later, LA. Gen, Robert C. Yerks, a top personnel officer, told a - ___ ___ _____ ____ ___ __ Senate panel that a return to the draft was inevitable. "The question," he said, "is when." The Senate expects to take up this fall legislation by Sen. Sam Nunn, 0-Ga., to reinstate registration under the Selective Service System for 18-year-old males. That bill (S. 109) has already been approved by the Senate Armed Services Committee, The House will consider a similar provision as part of the fiscal 1980 defense authorization bill. it Is clear that we older Americans have a basic stake In halting this dangerous movement toward a restored draft. The future of our grandchildren .especially those already In thelrteens is at risk whether war somea or not. Their studies may be Interrupted and their plans for the future may be upset. In my opinion, therefore, we activist seniors should add anti-draft activities to our struggles for our own Interests. We may help slow or stop the movement toward a new natiLuial draft - -- ~ . -j11.e;;.N. 3 1.. iikfr' 1 ~0 - %%,,,,Of&% I ; Let's view them all with equal clarity, It's not to be taken lightly or with hilarity. Bob Sturm Seminole County Commission, District 2 'v. that the first amendment has been I behalf of the Concert Association I mugged again. This mugging of the want to thnak the Evening Herald and first amendment Is the first paving Doris Dietrich, especially, for the block on the road to the bureaucratic, splendid coverage of the Champagne socialist state. Bail as well as the concert series. At this time we desperately need all the publicity we can get. We are well on the road to this state of things, as the ninth, and 10th amendThose of us who are concerned with ments were, In effect, removed from the continuing success of the the Constitution by the Brown vs. Board association sincerely appreciate your of Education decision of the Supreme cooperation with the many Items you Court. have printed. President Carter has signed the U.N. Declaration of Human Rights, and it is In the Senate Foreign Relations Committee for consideration, before being sent to the full Senate for ratification. If it Is ratified - and considering the Senate's past record on __ .. Those folks who did this are not blind. In 1980, let's get off our tail new persons and decisions that we can hail. LI. 'I1 1 1 __ Champagne Ball Bouquet Judging by the citizens' approval from the mail The board made the correct decision on the remodeled jail. So to the electorate, keep this in mind, Consumer. Activism Grows During Exciting Decade - - - 40 10.0 F' 1,51 ., u I. up N Nd I 0 . '4'4 ...._ b."..."fg."ft"I. Amendment: Another Public Mugg'i'ng a Washington, D.C., store. - Honest American taxaccording to a confidential report prepared so, too, at c Mafia gangsters and pillars of the The price Is truly fantastic, even for an payers we being ripped oft by an everfor Sen. Lloyd Denizen, D.Texu, chairman of community who cheat on their, Incomes -the agency and industry that sent astronauts to w9wing economic "underground" of tax the congressional Joint Economic Camprofessional man who asks for his fees In the moon. The construction part alone would "r1irs whose wipsid taxes must be made mittee. cash, the repairman who offers a $300 job for 'require some 250 rocket launchings a year for epby the Iaw4'4ding population. In cash Instead of check, the socially 25 years. The total price tag has been newly 10 poircentot tiüs Wegaflonanza $110 impeccable matron who pays her regular e Estimates V&Y on the An of these tax sliYet stimated at anywhere from Ø billion to pped past law-enforcement authorities and guerrllas' annual depredetlona, but tome the tax collectors. The report je cleaning woman in cash and skips employer $3.5 trillion. experts believe that their illicit contributions to Social Security and unem. taxes were paid on only a paltry 10 percent tramactione make i as mw4,as one-thIrd 01 1?twVdl and development costs alQne PIO)IneDt co(flpeflJatlOu$, after being laundered Into legitimate would run $40 billion to NO billion - more do WAI American ditfili000 is y ma of nels and reported as taxibi. Income. than 10 times the Energy Department's entire st this ur e of alsemiag feat Psrhspu the mo losers In each case are those who report COC Im'UU.M peddlers fared even R &. D budget for this year. trajti . shadowy army-of cheaters Is that many 01 Its - and pay a bWW tax better, netting between $8.4 billion and $17.4 Y et tIts aft not herdsasdsorwcrldfigurss COWiN mmtwlly ur-hbuged by to make up ford'dkrs. billion in "pure" profit -uncut by payment but rectsci and seemiy respsctabie the energy crisis, seems Intent' on pursuing l tazes, congressional invedisators, cftlasai Th spot one, It nigH be ma.c..aryol thindiamosl4encm'ed wlfl.o'the-wtip as a SOLAR SCAM: Praaaeci by a voraclosa laid by associate Jack Mitchell. 'An In. to took beyond the hones next door -or even aerospace inaatry and irituentja feasible 'alternate source 01 energy. In the _-' on Honee, WhiCh just voted $25 billJ0ij for the bslkocm mra siutuents hoping for lucrative contracts Iii CMh Is wos of choice In the tax- treasury can be laid Indirectly to these flu, and '°*' verification" meaning an answer to the question: "can It pouitgy dodag vadergeount With the ilnçlit of Cm'ImDIM1 tax chute, In the form 01 poke more uiy to cos4Imo ii , lggo activity devoted to .ugIat.d crimes. In al pi watt?) on CVWMs that so phIUty should for cnd, pnoSaIdUM. Detroit, for . mpk, an estimated 25 percent be overi services that ibiuld be ad as income or "m.y 04 'imoim, we colt OOIIIflIitWd by junkies paid oat for service that should be ashjsct to 01PMi1ty crimes we 10 ;anvently envisioned by Uncle Mm's the bill's chid b support their heroin ha4t Iecurt and other tam -is dICah dut-o1.Udo.worId dreemars In the Natlo, 1P. Howard Wolpe, DMlct, told DIY reporter Hal Slawi. flhlcit pmHb1 revenues, hv'vdJng book. Aeronautics and Specs M thdolratk,j, the W net h't"1v for the Intãnal Revenue nk41g and nwnbers games, add another Service to trace. $10 eystemn would consIst 01 about 80 ghgentic . But the solar energy lobby has opposed the Oply "by iabsrliss; ttm.consvmlag ks a peer to the urgroumd economy. 'IWs inch the 01 MulM$U - . soIsflito Ma , and the ad t a particularly Pristitetlan contributes epwwde 01 $1 billion sthde. as èmudag colhcAl- solar energy In outer co and ministration said It didn't waut the $1 b'"Iagft back tosss1hIn the forof rerag.1 t.couliWtp.ybe' spear. PWni atho income raporied to Uncle Adonlelft as It .seme the relatively mkyewavas or leurs. vet the specs lobby arospscs cernSM IN Ms* ChIseling of OUwlss Wright 7% emr 'aid be coSected In 80 poilk rs bursaicrats, ociits and 1mosi equal aquve-mih rcspt-r and mvwW into J1111111110 0111Y, whM r1i. englasm's, .coagr,uniu with aerospace manjy lp p er p e tratedby the iigtiri. $emers and U 411011101111% aiectrIdty, _vppMsdly snosm to prov$s 10 lndiutrss In their states prevailed. With underworld the blUest percent 0111* nation's electrical needs. But the moan prmn ended, they're happIIv 7% colonel's lady and Judy O'Grady we even this won't be anllhbto until the 21st Ian ck1i t wo. Heroin traffickers, for thnlng for the stars with the taxpayers' is iSle, airs under their Kipling noted. And Century.' , i"-tied email $8 bI money tar fuel. - S Naflon' s 1st By WILLIAM STEW July 11, 1977, Jim Sykes, (not his real name) bought a six-year certificate of deposit at what looked like a fantastic Interest rate, 7.75 percent. Jim, a 42-year-old salesman, had worked hard to save money. So his wife, p clerk In WASHINGTON - p.1... TIlI ORIGINAI, ...in Dec. 16 herald Tax RI poffs Bleed Nation's Economy __ '4010 44 control agreement that cannot be Justified ____ ' IMII..NOS.StN..d'4 Nest Egg ? LE Monitorin g The U niverse ~ &6 .I U I.. ..N.. 1. 4WfS I... , ,.. "".4"""'___ It.q t, -- .fs .0 MI % f.tfU51 • $Ø 4 * 5144 4.t. 4 .4 .1 W -1 On I wt 1.4 On You And Your / Sunday, Dec. 30,1979-7A - - An Ode To Ode To Election Board --:------ Nd.sp'p - WORLD BERRY'S WORLD 44.4£ I. Nd ...W ." N.., '. • • . '41..... T,. K "yr :, ____ .1 W.6 ' '4,.., b I OfL violation of Commerce Department forces, including a larger fleet. regulations Any evidence that Mr. Carter had grown wiser The plans and principles of American in his assessment of the world and its perils would corporate Interests in South Africa are of be welcome news, regrettably, there is less to this special Interest these days. All foreign policy 1 ., ,. • export controls exercised by the U.S. particular proposal than meets the eye. VTM~ . government against the sale of lease of U.S.In his speech disclosing the new five-year °' COflUflOdIti es and technical data to the _______________________ defense plan, the President cited a continuing South African police and military expire Soviet military buildup. And he took appropriate December 31. President Carter's human • note of growing instability In the world, with Iran . rights Initiative is at stake in this quiet battle. .. 10 but the freshest example. True enough. fillv At the jarne time, a slow movement is _ But the chilling dimensions of the Soviet building against the Sullivan Principles, the SCIENCE military buildup -the most awesome peacetime seven anti-apartheid guidelines signed by 120 armaments program In history - have been of do 300 American firms operating in South Africa. Critics say the rules, named after glaringly apparent for several years. As for Philadelphia black minister Rev. Leon global turmoil, the entire decade of the 1970s has Sullivan, a member of the GM board of been marked by successive crises, many directors, are a cosmetic device to pacify seriously adverse to American interests, domestic disparagement of American corBy JOHN A. WEBSTER Massachusetts Institute of Technology using Moreover, Mr. Carter can hardly have served 34 porate investment in South Africa. VLA data announced the possible discovery of MAGDALENA, N.M. (UP!) -The world's months as president unaware of the cumulative First, the export controls. Congress, largest radio telescope system, sprouting like the first double quasar -mysterious celestial damage inflicted on the U.S. defense posture by a responding to Industry and corporate corn- a field of giant mushrooms on a high remote objects that seem to be emitting more energy plaints that too many federal controls hurt decade of inadequate Pentagon budgets. than possible for their apparent size and plain, is still a year away from dedication but Yet, as recently as last September, President buslness now requires the President to already Is giving astronomers hints about the guarantee that export controls he retains or The MIT group said studies of the inCarter and Secretary of Defense Harold Brown nature of the universe. extends meet six criteria, including: teractions between the two apparent objects specifically rejected a congressional call for the The "Very Large Array " is radio - Probability that controls will achieve could provide more information about astronomy's solution to the problem of five percent Increases in annual defense spending their xirpose hi ch in turn could be helpful in proving the resolu tion and sensitivity of quasars, w that both now Insist are necessary. As Sen. Henry - Compatability of controls with overall detectors of faint cosmic radio signals understanding the formation of the universe. M. Jackson, D-Wash., asked with unconcealed foreign policy. Besides tuning in on quasars, considered without building anImpractically huge single of other nation to controls. sarcasm last week, "is there some new g the most remote objects in space, the amon antenna. - U.S. ability to enforce controls efresolution VLA has been used to investigate much closer development?" Optical telescopes can achieve a I objects in the solar system and the galaxy In One new development is the deteriorating fectively. comparable to seeing a nickel 20 miles away which It Is located, the Milky Way. American businesses eager to expand their a lens 200 Inches In with diameter. A radio outlook for Senate ratification of the SALT U trade with South Africa have been joined by antenna would have to be thousands of times The array has been used to study the treaty. The price of saving SALT II, according to some Department personnel who would that big to obtain the same clarity because of galactic nucleus, supernovae, dust and gas some in the Senate, is a five percent hike in like to State relax controls on the sale of goods to differences In the frequency and wavelength clouds and black holes - objects with such defense spending and a commitment to sustain the South African military, of light and radio signals, powerful gravity that nothing escapes, light. that rate of increase through the mid-198M. By no This ferment comes at a time when South The effect 01 an Immense single receiver is The "Y" of the array Is defined by railroad coincidence at all, that happens to describe the African officials proudly proclaim they bye slinulatedby the VIA arrangement, in which tracks, along which the 212-ton, 99eettall administration's new five-year defense blueprint. relaxed their rigid system of segregation. 27 antennas are placed in a Yshaped pattern antennas, each topped with a receiving We think the Senate should ask Itse two Unchanged, however, is the complete' ex- along three equiangular arms 11.8-13 miles "dish" 13 feet In diameter, are moved to cluslonofthsblackpopulation-s4percentof various positions. Each arm of the "Y" critically important questions before deciding South Africa -from voting, from living on 87 long. While an object is being tracked, the VLA contains nine antennas and 24 positions where whether to trade a grievously flawed treaty for a percent ot$outl* African soil, and from actual computer compares the signal received by they can be anchored. promise that can only be etched In sand, citizenship in their native land, one antenna with that detected by other air. Would Increases in spending for conventional The VIA, operated by the National Radio "it serves little purpose to integrate the tennas. A total of 351 checks are made for forces offset the strategic nuclear inferiority eating rooms of some 100,000 black and white each signal, The rotation of the Earth allows 'Astronomy Observatory and funded by the South Africans employed by American an object to be fully "mapped" during an government, is laid out across the 7,000-foot fostered by SALT II? Obviously not. Plains of San Agustin In southwestern New And even if the administration agreed to spend companies In South Africa," says Randall eight-hour period. Mexico. well, is Itpruclent Robinson, head 01 the African lobby Tran. "If we track for eight hours, we have the more for strategic weapons as safrics, "If at the urns time we proceed same resolution as we would with a single to ratify a dangerous treaty In the hope mat was chosen for several reasons Mr. apace In allowing American companies to telescope 20 miles in diameters" said VIA Carter will keep his word during a second term, e th relative ly low latitude permits obI-nationals in spokesman Jonathan Spargo. "It is at lust U aervatlon of most of the sky, the terrain, Is or, indeed, that he will even have a second term? underptxng the backbone of white, minority accurate as the best optical telescope." . flat, the soil is stable enough to support the Again, the answer must be no. rule." Although the VIA will not be dedicated huge antennas, the remoteness diminishes Make no mistake: Substantial, sustained in- , with the U.&governmnent reviewing anend officially until late 1W or early 1981, its manmade Interference with radio reception creases in U.S. defense spending for strategic and to cooperation with South African apartheid, antennas have been used to gather In. and the high altitude eliminates about 25 conventional forces are essential. If the comlng and with Reverend Sullivan's private effort formation since the first one was turned on In percent of the atmospheric water vapor, an athnitted failure, more deastic public and mid-197& decade Is to be anything other than one of conwhich causes such effects as the "twinkling" Earlier this. year, scientists from the of stars. tinued retreat. But this country's ability to secure pr. ivate action is needed. Its supreme interests and those of its allies wirnouL recourse to war or appeasement also . . requires that we refrain from entering any arms JACK ANDERSON ______ rl, ' .., U. p.14,0.4 '45 b. Sf l'4i F0*1RE Support Apartheid? merits. Ode To Election Board &IT WWI 1HE iiiA . - - - -Our Readers Write VIEWPOINT WE Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - 1.t. (ft •lIIt .taa.js ,.I ,_*_. ' Nd 7,w eN .14 tl, described as something of a dove when he took own - - Defense Spending:0 Unworthy Gambit on Its OPINION today. Come to think of It, any habit, even biting fingernails, Is hard to break. Try It. I had some real bad moments during the craving days. But I finally decided I would not yield to the command of the inanimate cylinders shrouded in the cellophaned wrapper. Oh, I may light up after awhile. But I pray not. I have enjoyed the clean smell of beautiful flowers, foods and people (who are not always so clean). And I have relished again the taste of food. I can feel the oxygen entering my once tarlined lungs. And sure enough, the cigarette money that I saved this year is enough far a nice trip But not to the funny farm where I was sure I was making reservations when I stopped smoking about a year ago. (USPS 4S.2IO) - . . - " - % •'.-; - ,, • - ' •" - .. - 11 . - F dç;;.. 'r-:;; I W. t_.( . . '- -.'1-- - , , ' .. •. - '.-..--.'- I A I ' - . _, -. . . -• • ~,~ '__'.'...-. . -' - -,-- - - ig"W~' . r T1 - f,e ~ , ~, i11 m -., 7~_,;, ., * ~T~. *-I"$ ,i~~*~fr '. ,:_.f.;_ , 4 * _ ,. - ,It j~ W_--T -, 7-,~ %. * 1, - . - *. V - "' .~11~~. - I - 40 V " I - d - .. *. .."'_ '0_1ti ' �- - - + - - '2 : , : .. •- • - . •. -. , -• . •- ... #. rp. , - Sunday, Dec. 30, 1979 $A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Ch ry sler . - SPORTS I Evening Harald, Sanford, Fl. Powerful Lobby Won Bailout Legislation WASHINGTON (UP!) — "It was a rightwinger's nightmare the bailout. name compromise." The name stuck, and to a great extent, so big business, big labor and big government working toge. First, the Chrysler forces were able to win despite the op. did its terms. ther," observed an aide to a conservative senator who was position of the two Senate managers of the bill, Proxmire and The legislation had come to the Senate floor on Tuesday, pushing aid to the Chrysler Corp. Garn. Second, the legislative skills employed to win such Dec. 20. But aid supporters stalled their own bill waiting for the And with that kind of lobbying, there was no doubt the controversial aid to a failing private enterprise in a time of House to ac that night. They were overjoyed when the House largest federal bailout of a private company eventually would supposed fiscal austerity were not those of cagy veterans of gave 271.136 approval to a bill calling for the unionbacked $400 be passed. It was only a question of how much and when. parliamentary warfare, but a handful of new legislators. million concession. But UAW lobbyists were able to count only Ulti,nately, Chrysler's prediction that it would run out of Third, the Senate's filibuster rule permitting unlimited 42 Senate votes for it. money and shut down by midJanuary without the aid, corn- debate — actually helped rather than hindered passage. And The Lugar-Tsongas scenario had been for an amendment bined with lawmakers' long-held Chr1stmasseason plane fourth, old Nixon administration aides and Washington's top Wednesday by Sen. Thomas Eagleton, 1)-Mo., to take the reservations for home, impelled the series of compromises Liberal labor lobbyists teamed up with Carter administration House $400 million figure to fail, followed by Lugar offering that resulted in a $3.52 billion bailout approved at 12:30 Last Treasury experts in daily strategy sessions to produce the $800 million, which would fail, followed by Tsongas offering a Friday morning. legislation. $475 million "compromise," which would pass. The story of what the company, the United Auto Workers To everyone's surprise, an effective overnight lobbying job Howar union and the Treasury hope will be salvation of the nation's Chrysler d Symons, the young public interest lobbying against — the only one in town never had a chance. But he by the UAW produced a 54-43 victory for the $400 million. (At 10th largest corporation involved countless backroom corncredits his opponents' success less to the efforts of super. the same time, the House, having completed Chrysler aid the promises and votetradlng on the yet-to-be-decided windfall lobbyists Boggs and onetime Nixon aides Bill Timmons and night before, was approving an elephant protection bill). profits tax. Tom Korologos than to the diligent work done by the Michigan But becauseSen, Lowell Weicker, R-Conn., backed by other It saw hundreds of auto dealers from around the country and congressional delegation, particularly Rep. William Sian- Republicans, was poised to launch a fatal filibuster, It quickly dozens of UAW political operatives swarming over Capitol Hill became a Pyrrhic victory. Democrati c leader Robert Byrd chard and Sen. Donald Riegle. to plead the case for Chrysler survival, recessed tI the Senate, the Chrysler forces adjourned to his It featttred a personal pitch to Italian-American In addition to Blanchard, a third-term congressman, and hideaway office. Theywhile summoned Lugar. Riegle, a first-term senator, credit for the legislative macongressmen from company chairman Lee Iacocca and a What came out of that session was a UAW offer of $450 neuvering that produced the final package was shared by firstnasty exchange between auto safety crusader Ralph Nader term Sen. Richard Lugar, H-Ind., and freshman Sen. Paul million and Tsongas' offer of $475 million. The two sides agreed and Sen. Jake Garn, R.Utah, over the cause of a crash that to split that difference at $462.5 million. But to get the House Tsongas, 1)-Ma3s, colleagues on the Banking Committee killed the senator's first wife. who conferees to go along later, they had to rig the Senate number were originally skeptical, if not hostile, to the bailout, It climaxed with a six-hour, temper-fraying, table-cluttering at $525 minion. House-Senate conference committee working under the gun in "It's a rare day when somebody wins a vote, with so much Congress' last hours of the decade a maelstrom of hallway The 'No-Name' compromise Prevails pressure on it, by 5443 and everybody retires to a back room to caucuses, whispered strategy sessions between a union lobThe House Banking Committee on Nov. 15 passed the 13 undo the victory," Lugar observed dryly. Riegle was blunter. byist and Speaker Thomas O'Neill's factotum, and the telling billion administration proposal, which Chrysler sought, calling "We got the message very quickly that we were facing a by Senate conferee Garn of a Polish joke to a Chrysler lobbyist for $1.5 billion in federal loan guarantees and $1.5 billion in filibuster that could go on a very long time." during one of many lulls, other, unspecified financing. The full Senate then reconsidered the first vote and that night passed the bill by 53-44, with seven GOP votes swung by The Senate Banking Committee, on Nov. 29, was The Coalition FOinS not so acI4ugar's "yea" vote. commodating. Lugar and Tsongas pushed through approval of Chrysler's financial doom became apparent within "Dick, How Do You Feel About It?" a $4 billion plan, with $1.25 in federal guarantees and $2.65 compa ny last May, and publi cly by July. Dur ing the August The pressure-filled conference needed to reconcile the two bi ll ion in o th er financing, including $1.3 billion in union wage bills didn't start congressional recess, top Washington lobbyist Thomas Boggs un til 1 p.m. Thursday, recessing often for floor and benefit concessions. The UAW had a few weeks son of the late House Democratic whip Hale Boggs and Rep. earlier votes nd conferee caucuses. It moved from the tiny Speaker's agreed to give back only $203 million to Chrysler. Lindy Boggs, 1)-La. and former Chrysler chairman John dining room, where only five reporters could be admitted, to For the next three weeks — in Saturday staff meetings Riccardo visited Sen. William Proxmire, D-Wis., chairman of the large House Banking Committee hearing room after the Senate offices, in press conferences and in hallway huddles — the Senate Banking Committee and the best known New York Times protested its reporter's exclusion. the only real issue was setting a figure for the union "saccongressional pennypincher. They were told Proxmire would Lugar said little all day. rifice" that could pass. oppose, but not obstruct, a bailout. At 5:35 p.m., the House conferees were ready to yield on the At about the same time, Detroit Mayor Coleman Young, who The range slowly narrowed from $1.3 billion and $203 million, key issue — the union contribution. At 5:45, Proxmire, the helped Jimmy Carter win the 1976 Michigan primary and has down to$1 billion and $400 million, then down to $800 million on Senate chairman, asked, "Dick, how do you feel about it?" and remained an important Carter link to blacks, began perthe Senate side before the first significant vote came on Lugar noted his objection to a UAW proposal to lengthen the suading the administration that the aid was needed if his city's Wednesday, Dec. 19. There had been a "Lugar compromise," time it would have in which to pony up the concession. I.. ,l,.,i,...J , 44M. wna fri mn ,inu*hr,i, U ,,.., el.... ..e t...._ z. w'u Du,ivzIw-u .uu1pruInie, At 5:55, Garn moved acceptance of the Senate proposal 25,000 Detroit blacks could be thrown out of work and that 1 1 which came the closest to the final product. without the time extension. "If Dick goes away dissatisfied, 1 percent of all black income in the United States was derived Blanchard, however, unhappy with having to give more than the bill will go down," he warned the House members. directly or indirectly from Chrysler. the union wanted, declined paternity, sticking the names of his A minute later the House conferees capitulated and the 1 Ironies Abound subcommittee leaders, William Moorhead, 1)-Pa., and Stewart bailout was 1 only a few hours away from ratification by each There were many ironies in the tortuous path to passage of McKinney, R-Conn. on it. Tsongas referred to It as the "no- house. Evans Clashes With Edgewater - - 1 WA L GRE EN COUPON owI - wwrow-Of 1i 5 C,...ww_ .. rpnflkcnnt'n - ....a '., - ic - CUTEX NAIL POLISH REMOVER - 5 -_ \ " types: j L .~ .01- \ V. HIGGINS campaigns. UPI Auto Writer 1) 'T1O1T (UP!) —If It was a fight for survival, then Lee A. Iacocca typically would make it no holds barred. And if the financial health of Chrysler Corp. hinged on force of personality, its craggy, cigar-chomping chairman already would have the company in the black, At times during the past year It seemed Iacocca greeted almost as a messiah when he was named Chrysler president In November 1978 — would carry the day by salesmanship and bluster. With characteristic brashness — and resorting at times to mild profanity — he touted the battered company's current and future products as no auto executive has ever done. In a first for the industry, Iacocca took time at the height of Chrysler's battle for government financial aid to give newspaper executives an unprecedented look at prototypes of its cars and trucks for 1961 and beyond. Astonished to find a comparatively large proportion of the general public recognized him, Chrysler's advertising firm made Iacocca a tough-talking feature of their television sales In the end, he clashed with Chairman Ford — his equal In outspokenness and aggressive personal force — and was fired on July 13, 1978. His ambition to become the No.1 man In a car company was fulfilled at Chrysler, which he joined as president. He then nation's keystone industry. The Pennsylvania-born son of an Italian immigrant began a 32-year career with the Ford Motor Co. as a sales trainee in became chairman upon the retirement of John J. Riccardo. 1946 and In 10 years was head of Ford's Philadelphia sales Despite staggering financial losses, he managed to attract to district. Already he had earned a reputation as flashy, highly Chrysler his chief lieutenants at Ford, who caught his en. motivated salesman. thuslasm and worked loyally to save the company. His performance caught the eye of Robert S. McNamara, His most important battle at Chrysler was for help from the then Ford's vice president and general manager. As McNama- federal government, which up to that time he had criticized ri's protege, he served briefly with the company's truck lavishly for policies he considered detrimental to the Industry. division and was named manager of vehicle marketing In the U.S. By 1960 he had risen to vice prealdenr In charge of the Ford = I Division, and 10 years later he succeeded Semon "Bunkle" Knudsen as company president after the latter fell into - - I Chrysler Was Industry Pioneer Chrysler's real heyday was In the 196(, when it expanded DETROIT (UP!) — Chrysler Corp. traces its roots to ti'e earliest days of US. automotive mazuafacturing, and Its and diversified in the U.S, and overseas. Between me 1962 and 1973 founder was one of a handful of canny and able pioneers who the Coiflpifly tripled its size by virtually every asure and had manufacturing operations in 24 countries. created the nation's cornerstone industry. Throthout its life, It built a reputation for solid engineering Like Henry Ford, Walter P. Chrysler carved a place for on a mechanic's and credits Itself with these auto industry firsts the onepiece, himself In the young industry by building understanding of automobiles and how they are put together. curved glass windshield In 1934; safety padding on back of Born in Wamego, Kan,, on April 2, 1176, Qwysler began a front seats in 1937; fluid coupling in 1939; key-operated com career as a railroad machinist in ills with the Atchison, biflatlon Ignition and starter switch in 1949; power steering in Topeka and Santa Fe. Working as a master mechanic for 1961; electronIc fuel Injection In 1909; and electronic ignition several railroads, he became manager of American Locomo-. s)ltIn as standard ecsllxnent in 1973. Live Co.' s Pittsburgh Works In 1910. Chrysler'sdefense and aerospace subsidiaries are among its He moved hdo auto manuiactixlnglnlli0 u works manager molt famous non-automotive ventures. the Buick Motor Car Co. in Flint, Mich., and within five The company has been the principal U.S producer of years was Its president and general manager, medium and heavy combat tanks since World War II and it In 1919, Chrysler was named first vice president of General engineered the Redstone, Jupiter and Saturn space rockets. Motors Corp. In charge of manufacturing and the following A Chrysler-built MercuryReditone booster Lifted Astronaut year retired at the age 0145. Al an ,B Shepard in the nation's first sub-orbital flight In May He was soon on active duty pin, but with two car 1961, and in october 1968 a Cbrysier..buU Saturn lB sucparties that was In financial danger. ChryIir accepted the cesofuily launched the first manned Apollo spacecraft into vice presidency of WW3lOverIand in 1920 and also took oaths reorganization of the Maxwell Motor Co., which had roots In Its most serious financial dlffIcuIts caine In the 1974-75 lbs fledgling auto industry ezte,'ding back to the early ill. icukin It was weakened on the threshold of the domestic While ebuilding Maxwell, be brought out a aicceselul car Industry's çeatest transformatIon, set in motion by governi*arktg ga own name in ia fuuu six-cylinder engine. The next year Maxwell its mint regulations, world competition and fuel shortages. In 117$, (rysl.r buIlt 2,006,214 vehicles in plants around the t*isInsss arid properties to the newly formed y'Jar Cp., which w Incorporated June S 920, with OysLsr as world, rwkbtg it fourth In worldwide production behind GM, Ford Motor Co. arid Toyota. &4snt and board dsairmen. Chr)llerCoep.acqulr.dDod(sBrotberiMotorCo.inMI and in the sane year introduced two new cars, the Plymouth IidD*tO. The corporation thrived in the boom market of lbs i13, and D.D.S. Andrew (wye1sr rri'aInd at Its heka IWdil July 21 1966, when he GENERAL DENTISTRY iwssidSit He renamed as board chairmen until 1dmthonAugi1,iNI. l.__ll _ MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY Eyegimsses $ave! WHITE I 47c ++ /$25 ~F * ;' ,~ '''SrI V GLASSES J 'Limit 3 thru Jan. 2, 1980. Without coupon 99c 1 ' 1011*1PAIl Without coupon $5.99 COLON PRINT FILM DIVIIOPID £ 1.99 coxp. 3.27 Q NI _INUUIIN W 'NU "I M fo~ am 011111119 OPHI UNTIL $ P.M. 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' : . . \., ., "' Alix Coulter (32) team% up with Rebecca Foss to Lake Howell's Nancy Girinski and Lorri Marvel battle Lake Howell's I.orri Marvel (24) for a third team up for a rebound In the I.ailv Hawk's period rebound, over La IL'-• ane Bran tley r,,a',. id ay,. ke Fr rebounding and the inside shooting of senior center Nancy Gizinski to build UI) a 10 point, 24.14 lead at intermission. The Lady Patriots warmed up late in the third quarter and early in the final period behind Rebecca Foss to pull within two points at three different occasions early in the fourth quarter. Gizinski's inside play and the foul shooting of senior guard Sonya Smith sealed the victory for the host Lady Hawks during the final four minutes. ('iizinski, who poured in 20 points in the Hawk's opening game loss once again led Lake Howell with 18. Smith and Lori Marvel boosted the Lady Hawk's scoring efforts with 12 points each. The closest game of the entire tourney came in the 2 p.m. consolation match up when Titusville Astronaut tangled with Seminole High. The War Eagles of Titusville squandered a nine point lead heading into the fourth quarter and trailed by two points with 43 seconds on the clock. But a Seminole turnover gave Astronaut the ball under its own basket. The Lady War Eagles tried desperately to work inside for a final shot but couldn't penetrate the Lady Seminole defe nse. Astronaut guard Candi Carnes threw up a desperation shot from the top of the key and it swished through as the buzzer sounded to give Titusville a heart-throbbing 43.41 win. Dana Baldwin led Astronaut with 14 points while Karon Cowart chipped in 12. Sophomores Robin Higgins and Tony hardy paced Seminole with 12 and 11 points respectively. Seminole County women's teams take the remainder of the holidays off before resuming Five Star Conference regular season play the first week of January. ASTRONAUT 03): Pendleton 0, fialdwin --.... Bashlor8, Myers 2, Cairns 8, Totals 18 5-1243. SANFORD 1 411: hardy 11, Higgins 12, Melton 8, Bennett 4, t...;.. .•. . . IOWIS 10 D-IU 41. U iItliUL 1, t.UUI*1 U, 1JtIVL Halftime: Astronaut 25, Sanford 15. Team fouls: Astronaut 13, Sanford 13. Fouled out: none. Tech. fouls: Higgins. ,..,,. ...... IUW3IIUI LAKE BRANTLEY (38): Patrick 8, Foss 14, Pruitt 4, Coulter 4, Forgue 2, Herman 1, Runulli 5, Garrison 0. Totals 15 8-20 398, LAKE HOWELL 145): Smith 12, Gizinski IS, Marvel 12, Tolley 0, Yearick 0, Cannarlato 3. Totals 14 17-28 45. Halftime: Lake Howell 24, Lake Brantley 14. Team louIs: Lake Brantley 20, Lake Howell 15. Fouled out: Marvel, Forgue, Handalli. Tech fouls: Lake Bran tley bench, U. P. I. Selects 'Skins Pardee As N. F. C. Coach Of The Year NEW YORK (UP!) For This season, after suethe second time in the lust cessive losses to New Orleans four years, and with a dif- and Pittsburgh left theni at 6ferent team, Washington's 4, the Redskins reeled off four Jack Pardee has been victories in the next five selected US UPI's NFC Coach gaInes and appeared perched of the Year. for their fu t playoff berth Pardee, who won the award smtt' 1976. with Chicago in 1976, guided an aged, patchwork team to Pardee overcame a scarwithin seconds of the NFC city of draft choices, the East title only to watch retirements of key veterans helplessly as the playoffs and it 22-man starting lineup slipped out of reach. On composed of one rookie (tight Saturday, the 15-year NFL end Don Warrent, nine free veteran was chosen a narrow agents and 12 players ohwinner over Philadelphia's tamed in trades. Dick Vermeil and became the lie couldn't, however, over. first Washington coach to win commit' Roger Staubach. the honor since George All The Redskins had an early In 1971. Pardee posted a 7-7 record 17.0 lead over the Cowboys with Chicago in 1976, his and led 34-21 lute in the fourth - taw Ifl coach who tries to imitate Lombardi is a phony who can be spotted by a player in a minute. I try to be, Forrest Gregg." However, Gregg admits, "Part of my ilosophy stems from Vince." And, when Gregg was introduced Friday as the coach to try to put some bite into the Bengals, his plan of action definitely sounded Lombardilike. vi belilve in discipline," declared the stout, 6foot-I, 250-pound Texan. "I believe In condIion1ng. And I believe this is a game of aression. Teams that win most of the games are aggressive, 'You can forgive incompetence. You can forgive lack of ability. But one thing you can't forgive is lack of effort. In my mind, there is never any excise for lack of effort. 'Some players have to be motivated. You do that by appealing to the individual, impressing On Win the portance of It." And, Gregg also echoed Lombardi's famous' mátto, "Winhing isn't everything, it's the only thing" There have been football players who dido't like me," he .hriged. "But 'm not in biilneu to be by I'm in this business t0 Will football games And there Is talent hereto win. What we want todois put dot talent together and step' forward from this day on." - For most other basket type coff..mak.rs, too-. _____ ' ooc.iv,c WUW Vince that I automatically try to be like him," says Gregg. "Well, there was only one of him. Any GIFT CERTIFICATES NOW AVAILAILII .. • • • • ' ln the 4 p.m. contest, cross-county rivals Lake howell pulled away From several Lake Bran tley charges in the final period to top the Lady Patriots 45.38. The Lady Silver Hawks controlled the first half with strong - U VI J SJ%lJ ____ . 'VW . • CINCINNATI (UP!) — Do the Cincinnati Bengals have a second Vince Lombardi In new Head Coach Forrest Gregg? Gregg, who played 15 years for Lombardi, insists anyone would be foolish to try Imitating the late, legendary Green Bay Packer coach, Pack 25 9",x11¼ .I * Fm Adjustments and Repairs* _________ ____________ . . . I Iryy FOAM OVAL TRAYS Glasses Duplicatsd* '•. ' .. Bengals Sign Gregg As New Coach NO NEDATI VII NEEDED Tinted or plastic lenses at slight additional cost •. ." - PRINTS FROM PRINTS IO.DA V NO • , apiece and Quebie Manuel chipped in 13 for the Lady Trojan cause, Patty Parzych scored a dozen points for the losers. Sophomore guard Pam Marr added 10 for the Lady Wildca ts. Thus the stage is set for Saturday night's f inal. Evans is currently ranked second in the state while unbeaten Edgewater is ranked eigh th. The Lady Eagles are the defending tournament champions as they beat Lake Brantley in the finals hit year. The match up for third place between Winter Park and Oak RId4e will precede the championship contest at 6:00 p.m. OAK RIDGE (41): James9, Perdue 14, Williams 10, Horns!, Murray 8. Cox 0. Tatum 0. Totals 13 184 42. EDGEWATER(15):- Moore 6, Ware 12, GeIzer 18, McKenzie 5, Dyer 0, Cobb 14, Atkins 0, Stanley 0. Totals 25 5-10 55. Halftime: Edgewater 23, Oak Ridge 22, Team fouls: Oak Ridge 13, Edgewater 16. Fouled out: Williams. WINTER PARK (47): Marr 10, Spalding 5, Parzych 62, Adamson 4, Marinaro 8, McDonald 6, Hoffman 2. Totals 2314 47. EVANS (SI): Manuel 13, Oliver 14, Winterhelmer 14, Kreidt 3, Burton 20, Karavoilres I, Hill 0. Totals 27 11-20 65. Halftime: Winter Park 30, Evans 29. Team fouls: Winter Part 17, Evans 10. Fouled out: none. + Limit 1 thru ion. 2, 1980. . ' points. Lee Vayn Oliver and Sue Winterheimer tallied 14 points 5.49 team. . . . final period, Tonya Burton came off the bench to spark Evans with 20 Over 200 Fashion Frames EVBIING 0CE HOURS + + . . The big play of the game came late In the third period when the Lady Wildcat's senior guard Lisa Spaulding drew her fourth foul —as she left the game Winter Park trailed by only one, 43-42, but by the time she re-entered the game early In the fourth quarter Evans had upped its lead to 55-44, The Lady Trojans breezed the rest of the way for the win as they stymied the Lady Wildcats to a paltry five points In the Includes Your Choice Of W. Gre.nb.t - + POLAROID SX•70 LAND COLOR FILM BUDGET _ _ OPTICAL + ', .1 J :1 1WJ-.1 II .Y.'' , • " fourth quarter. In the night cap the 7-1 Lady Trojans had a tougher time than their 18 point win over Winter Park would indicate. The lead changed hands seven times in the first half before Winter Park found itself holding a one-point, 30.29 halftime advantage. But Evans sped to a 47-42 lead at the end of three quarters. 1. \ - +_ _ I 4"i to 6"..or. -. JOE SeSANTIS herald Sports Editor Friday's consolation bracket action of the 3rd Annual Lady Hawk Invitational finally saw a victory by a Seminole County . . 1 CH'S 3/1's $55 $35. BIFOCAL SINGLE V/ VISION 4 •' . - Lady Pioneers Into numerous turnovers as the Eagles stormed out to a 45-31 third quarter lead. They cruised the rest of the way for the victory leading them into Saturday night's f inals. Edgewater was led by LuWanna Gelzer's 18 points. Tammy Cobb added 14 coming off the bench and point guard Deenie Ware weaved through the Oak Ridge defense for 12 points. Wanda Perdue was the Oak Ridge high scorer with 14 points Kathy Williams, who made the all-tournament team a year ago, was the only other Oak Ridge player in double figures as she scored 10 points before fouling out mid-way through the 1. ; .. •. As expected, pre-tournament favorites Edgewater and Evans advanced to the finals of the Third Annual Lake Howell Lady Silver Hawk Invitational Friday night. The Lady Eagles breezed by Oak Ridge 55-42 in the first of two championship bracket games while Evans struggled over pesky Winter Park 65-47. The Lady Eagles jumped out to a 14-10 lead at the end of the first period. They led by as many as eight points in the second - VLItj:l I I:t(•1'iI.i:11111111111111111 By BENTON WOOD HeraldSportsCorrespondent Astronaut Buzzes Tribe . L, periodbeforeOakRJdgebatuedbacktotlbyonlyoneathe half, 23-22. In the second half a tenacious Edgewater defense forced the Includes Kodak instant and Polaroid. 2' x3'-,. 3 1 , x3",. 3'-, x4',, or 3', x5-in. OL SS I + 1 disfavor with Henry For II and was fired. His major victory was the Mustang, the spectacular 1964 success which created the small, sporty car market and gave him added status as a knowledgeable "car man" as well as a salesman. He went so far as to concede Chrysler management was guilty of mistakes In the past — just one more contrast with his more reserved auto industry peers. 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In the NFC game on Sunday, the Wed champion Los Angel.. Rams meet the East champion Dallas Cowboys in a game that has Cowboys Conch Tom •Iand concerned for an unusual reason. . + By United Press InternatIonal . regular season is over and the Super Bowl The Rams have frustrated by the Cowboys in their bid for a Super Bowl title _ losing to Dan in their last three playoff meetings — and Landry thinks + that will give Los Angeles an incentive. "It's got to work In their, favor," Landry said. "They are too good a football team not to get there (to the Super Bowl) eventually." The Rams will certainly not win on emotion alone, The Cowboys, directed by Roger Staubach, Will present a number of problems for the conference's third-ranked defense. The Rams will be guided by quarterback Vince Ferragamo, who took over the starting job when Pat Ration was Injured almost two months ago. In Saturday's games, the NFC Central champion Tampa Bay Buccaneers host the wlldcard survivor Philadelphia Eagles, and the Houston Oilers, the c wild-card entry, travels to San Diego to meet the AFC West champion Chargers PhiladelphIa,. 27-17 winner over the Chicago Bears in the NFC wild-card game, is not about to overlook the Buccaneers, who will be playing in their first playoff game. "AlotofpeoplemaythinktheBucsarejusthappyto beinthe playoffs, but we know as players we will have to play our best game if we are going to beat them," said Eagles quarterback Ron Jaworild. second year with the club, quarter before Staubach This year, in his second di r ected two scoring drives season with the Redskins, that pulled out a 35-34 triumph Pardee notched a 104 record in the final minute. and took a team of free agents Washington fell two points shy and trade acquisitions to the of a division title and four brink of the playoffs before a points Shy of a wild card bitter season ending loss to playoff berth, Dallas knocked them out of Vermneil led Philadelphia to post-season play. Pardee, 44, the playoffs for the second received 28 votes from UPI's straight season and a victory panel of 56 football writers, over Tampa Bay Saturday four from each NFC city, would propel the Eagles into Verm who coached the the NFC title game. Eagles to an 11-5 record and a The Buccaneers, 10.6, stag27-17 victory over Chicago in the NFC wild-card playoff gered to their first playoff game last week, was named berth with a 3-0 victory in on 20 ballots, The other two their final game, after votes went to Tampa Bay blowing three chances to Coach John McKay, who led clinch the division ti tle, Under : the Buccaneers to the NFC McKay's guidance, Tampa : Central Di vision title in oni) Bay boasted the No. I defense 10, their fourth year in the in the NFL. league. Even Pardee was surprised Pardee, who became the at his club's competitiveness. first Washington coach to win "Before the season, no one the award since George Allen had any reason to think that was selected in 1971, led the the 16th week of the season Redsklnstoa6.Ostart in 1978, would determine our but the club stalled badly in divisional winner, whether the second half of the year and ourselves or Dallas," Pardee ended up 84. said. . ft - ,, .' ,.- 4-' I_..S_-_ I•lt._ I .tL. ' - ci 1t'15 ,' ' ) '. -' - i,Xs., . �* * I a. . S.. - . -- S .-._...t... . - : .. ;. .. LWA B-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday Dec. 30, 1979 ~ I wmu Of Triumph And Tragedy Reflections Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Dec. 30, 979-3B Peach Bow/ Game Offers Clemson As 3 Point Favorl"te ATLANTA (UP!) Clem- very much." The 31-year-old Ford will be Bauman. Baylor was also a surprise one of the best teams we will stopping that moose." tailbacks Lester Brown (529 son's Danny Ford and Ford led the Tigei ,n the this year, coining off an play - and we've played "We are both probably c0illching only his 13th game Baylor's Grant Teaff say it better yards, 4.0) and Chuck defensively than of. but it will be his second Gator Bowl after ChE y Pell embarrassing 3.8 mark in some good football teams," Sims, who has gained 728 McSwain 444 yards, 4.8) and will be like looking in a mirror fensively," added Teaff. bowl contest. He made his resigned at the en( f the 1978. The Bears lost only to said Teaff. yards on 155 carries for a 4.7 fullback Tracy Perry (356 when their teams collide New "Both teams also work hard debut In the Gator Bowl last regular season to the Alabama, Houston, Arkansas "They will take that big average, is supported by yards, 3.5). Year's Eve In the 12th annual on the kicking game." year with a 17-15 victory over Florida Job. This in and Texas a ll ranked full ba ck (234-pound Marvin Peach Bowl. Clemson, ranked 17th, is a Ohio State In a game that will what was expected be a among the top 11 teams In the Sims) and run him up the IN BUCKEYES' SHADOW "The two teams are by Alan Mover very three-point favorite over the be remembered for costing rebuilding campal the country. middle and massage your similar ," said Ford, "They 19th-ranked Bears, 74, In the Ohio State Coach Woody Tigers posted an 8.3 irk to "The more we've looked at head pretty good. We're like to defense and so do 2:30 p.m. EST nationally Hayes his Job for slugging earn their third strai post- films of Clemson the more we concerned we're going to have e. Andplay neither team passes televised (CBS) contest, Clemson guard Charlie season trip, are convinced that they are to devote so many people to - A Decade Of Spoils Has Come And Gone By JOE DESANTIS Herald Sports Editor From The Sidelines As 1979 quickly draws to a close, It's difficult to fathom that a complete decade has come and gone. Especially for the sporting world where one seann so easily blends into the next, where events take place with such a rapid and continous pace they truly can't V be measured by clock or calendar. Those of us who follow the sporting world, both as a vbcation and a hobby, will be hard pressed to remember a decade so full of change, controversy, tumultousness and a bit of tragedy. The decade of 197040 brought new winners, new champions, and almost as much action in legal courts as on sports battle fields. The last 10 years have given us new heroes, and time has forced us to say goodbye to some special sporting figures. America's oldest, and most traditional sport, baseball, perhaps best exemplified the multitude of change and provides a launching pad for reflections. The pivotal event of the baseball decade came when the hard throwing ace of the Oakland A's, Jim Catfish Hunter, declared free agency during the 1974 World Series, which eventually opened the doors to mass transit and money grabbing by athletes in all sports. The court rooms, which found themselves in an increasingly important role In this decade, agreed with Hunter's contentions and set him free to become the first monumental free agency slgnee when he inked a $2.8 million contract with the New York Yankees. The "Catfish" opened the eyes of many athletes in all sports as to how much they could make, and further more how much sports moguls have been making off athletes for many decades past. Further changes came in 1975 when Dave McNally and Andy Messersmith played without signing contracts which further opened the free agency market and a gold rush for professionals not under long term contracts. Now, baseball operates under a reserve clause which allows free agency after six-years and gives players This decade brought us a few more glory years by the Boston Celtics, the flowing acrobatics of Julius Erving, goodbyes to the likes of Wilt Chamberlin, Jerry West, Bill Russell and Hondo Havilcek. New forces to the game emerged in gigantic Kareem Abdul Jabber, and fresh exciting talent in the likes of David Thompson, Larry Bird and Magic Johnson. If this decade had an individual who captured the most attention and national prominence It has to be Mohammed AU. First emerging as a chocolate-skinned Louisville Up, All fought his way to the heavyweight title three times. His stunning TKO over Sonny Listen was the first step in a decade of color, contraversy and cash and returned the near dead sport of kings back Into national prominence, He then traveled to distant Zaire to whip George Foreman in 1974, then the "Thrilla In Manila against Joe Frazier. No other sporting figure has enpiured the world-wide acclaim of Ali. Now it is another swift-footed, lightning quick boxer, Sugar Ray Leonard who has captured the imagination of America. Professional football also spent its fair share of time in the courts with the merger of the NFL and the American Football League, followed by player's strikes. The World Football League came on the scene suddenly, and performed a financial death almost as quickly as it emerged. The Pittsburgh Steelers dominated pro football's decade of highlights by winning their third Unprecedented Super Bowl title and have a chance to win a fourth straight this season. O.J. Simpson rushed for over 2,000 yards In a single season, Fran Tarkenton broke virtually every NFL passing record In the books, and yes Virginia, those lovable Tampa Bay Buccaneers qualify for the . decade highlights too by making the playoffs at the tender young age of four-years-old. By JOE DeSANTIS Herald Sports Editor with five year tenure veto power in proposed trades. The nation followed Hank Aaron day in and day out in the spring of 1974 until the all-time home run king broke Babe Ruth's seemingly untouchable home run record with a towering blast out of Atlanta's stadium on April 8th, his 715th ma career that spanned more than two decades. Television, which played one of the biggest roles In the commercialization and hype of prime time sporting events brought the nighttime World Series Into our living rooms. Many will agree that the '76 Series between the Boston Red Sex and Cincinnati Reds was the most exciting, dramatic and tense of the decade. Two years later Regale Jackson would dominate the World Series with a barrage of home runs to lead the - * * Yankees to an embarrassingly easy win over the Dodgers. St. Louis speed merchant Lou Brock conquered age and tiring muscles to set new base stealing records, Rod Carew won batting title after batting title and Carl Yazstremskl, Boston's ageless wonder and undoubted leader Joined the 3,000 hit club. Baseball closed the decade with Pete Rose's hitting streak and a shocking and tragic farewell to a fiery, "ballplayer's" player, Thurmon Munson. Professional basketball too spent much of the decade in court. The pro hoopsters gained collective bargaining power, used it to successfully block a merger between the ABA and NBA and eventually gained unlimited free agency following the 1980 season. * - - The decade brought the last flashes of brilliance from people like George Blanda and Johnny Unitas. A pair of Olympiads brought the world many memorable performances and provided us with a horrible reminder that the world's oldest sporting event is also a Victim of world politics. Swimming sensation Mark Spitz captured seven gold medals at the '72 games. To illustrate the rapid development of teenage swimmers, his winning times at the 172 Olympics would not even have qualified him for the '76 men's learns. The Black September group plagued the '72 games with grief and horror when the Arab terrorists slaughtered Israeli athletes. Dimunitive gymnasts Olga Korbut and . Nadla Comenci took the world by storm and helped bring gymnastics out of the closet as a stunningly beautiful, skillful sport with their 1972 and '76 Olympic per. formances. Women's sports grabbed national prominence like never before in the past decade. Nancy Lopez, a bubbly rookie captured seven straight tournaments, Chris Everett owned women's tennis for half-a.decade and Title IX granted women equal money and facilities in school-related sports programs, setting off a wave of consternation In the college ranks. Tennis wonder Bjorn Borg finished 1979 by winning his fourth straight Wimbledon title and Secretariat raced to the Triple Crown. I'm sure there are many more highllhts of the last ten years, these are just a few to remind us of where the sporting world has been, and perhaps provide a glimpse of Its future. We will still have heroes and idols. There will be new winners and new losers in the coming decade. Howard Cosell will most likely continue to plague our living rooms on Monday Night Football, But if this sporting decade Impressed anything on its followers, It's the simple fact that professional sports Is no longer fun and games. - •- - - - p. Is George * Washington Rog ers Jo. Best Back ? COLUMBIA, S. C. (UPI) So he lied about his age and got jobs washing "George 'He's unselfish. He's not full of himself c's Washington Rogers Jr. Another Great (All) dishes or stacking cement at $1.80 an hour. American" proclaims a press release on South like a big teddy bear. He wants tobeliked," Eventually, he moved in with his aunt, Ottela Carolina's 6-2, 220-pound tailback. His achievements are even more outsta 'ng Rogers, whose son Napoleon played football and considering the hard, impoverished backg nd had been his idol. His football career began then. It is no idle boast, The 21-year-old Duluth, Ga., junior acco ted in which he was raised, something th e soft-s en When he arrived at South Carolina, he was a un for 1,548 of the Gamecocks' 2,844 yards team runner Is reluctant to discuss. scared, shy freshman who let his actions speak for rushing totals this year and was the nation's 1 told some people some things abou fly themselves. He was a bullish fullback in 1978, second leading ground gainer, family background I really didn't want every y averaging 5.7 yards per carry, but was shifted to d. 'it hurt me personally to ad tajiback this year when his running prCtler, He holds South Carolina's career rushing record to know," with 3,177 yards, averaged 5.4 yards per carry this it. I kinda wish I hadn't said some stuff," Johnny Wright, was injured before the season His mother, a nurse, and father are sepa ed started, year and went over 100 yards in nine games this season, and fought a lot when he was young. Rogers shuns praise of his individual efforts, "ft was bad," he said. "I couldn't go throt it preferring to talk about the team effort. "George is the best back In .Amerjca rigist now, said Gamecock Coach Jim Carlen, "i again," I don't like getting all the publicity," he said. wouldn't trade him for anybody." When he was 13, his father was convict of He achieved his goal of a 1,500-yard season this That includes Heisman Trophy winner Charles murdering a girlfriend "although I th ink it w an year and said he will shoot for 1,700 yards in 1980. White of Southern California and Billy Sims of accident," Rogers said. But whatever I do is for the team," he said: His father, who has spent seven years in a j at Oklahoma, The most important thing is to win 10 games. Long Springs, Ga., and may be eligible for ç Ic What makes Rogers special is his versatility Rogers knows he will be considered a serious 'because he's 6-2 and 220 and still has 4.5 speed in this year, has never seen his son play high s ol Ileisman Trophy candidate next year he was the 40 (yard dash)," Carlen said. "He has ex- or college. seventh in the voting in 1979- but he says it would At age 15, George Rogers wanted to go to s Dl, help the team as much as himself. cellent hands, and in addition to being a great ball but it was hard to look at everybody eating 1 en carrier he's a great pass receiver and an outIt would be big publicity for the team and be you didn't have any lunch," he said, standing blocker, good for the team," he said. - - - - - r'y n defense, a 3.4 alignment, is among the league leaders. "They're playing excellent defense," said Steeler Coach Chuck Noll, a former teammate of Miami Coach Don Shula with the Cleveland Browns. "They've just been outstanding against the run '-end -outilinding against the pass. They're playing very well In all areas of the defense. They're tall, rangy guys. They get out of the blocks very well. They're just very tough people to block. "Offensively, they've been in and out this season but they've been able to come up with the big play when they need It. They!ve had some Injuries offensively, which is probably at least part of the reason for their inconsistency." The Steelers won 14 con. secutive games at home and 22 of their last 23 and Pittsburgh was the only NFL team to win all Its home games this season. Also, only two visiting teams scored more than a touchdown at Three Rivers Stadium this season. Miami, on the other hand, managed only a 44 record on the road this year. Pittsburgh Is 64 in playoff competition at Three Rivers, with the only loss being a 21-17 defeat In 1972 to Miami, which went on to win the Super Bowl. "The Steelers have the best offense in football," said Shula. "1 guess they broke all the recoras. They have a tremendous blend of running and passing. Their offensive. line Is ons of the finest In football. "As. for their defense, they have veterans from those Super Bowl learns. And they can lose a guy Like Jack Ham for the playoffs and come up with two guys like Dennis Winston and Loren Toews." All-Pro Ham, an linebacker, suffered an ankle Injury three weeks ago In a Loss to Houston and Is finished for the season. The key to Pittsburgh's fortunes will be quarterback Terry Bradshaw. The general feeling is that as Bradshaw goes, so goes Pittsburgh, and the Steeler quarterback agrees. "It's been that way this year," Bradshaw said, "When I was off, we lost. We lost four games and I played terrible in all four. "Against Philadelphia I didn't play well at all and when we lest to San Diego, I think I threw five interceptions. The Cincinnati game was lost before we even got on the field and I didn't move the club when we lost to Houston. I think In the four games we lost, I threw 13 interceptions. "I know the pressure's on. But let's face It, I don't want to play bad. Nobody does, But It- It happens, It ha ppens. We post, of the game. If Iplay bad and people say it's my fault we lost, then you have to agree with them," Bradshaw has three outstanding receivers In John Stallworth, Lynn Swarm and tight eats Beanie Cunningham and running back France Harris Is almost In a class by himself when it comes to the playoffs. Defensively, middle linebacker Jack Lambert will have to pick up much of the slack left by' Ham's absence. The line ts led by two All.Pres, L.C. Greenwood and Joe Greene, Miami quarterback Bob Griese last his job for a while to Don Strock but regained it to help the Dolphins to the playoffs. He also has outatanddng receivers In Nat Moore and Dwiel Harris and solid running backs in Deivin Williams and Larry Ceonka. The defepsive leaders are middle Bob -guard Baunthower and linebacker Kim Bokamper and Larry Gordon. TAMPA, Flu. (UP!) The opposing coaches In today's National Football Cosference playoff game between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Philadelphia Eagles agree it should be a low-scoring affair and that their team should win. But they disagree on who will win If the game turns out to be high scoring. "If we play well we'll be okay," McKay said at a Friday news conference. "We've stopped offenses comparable to the Eagles. If It's a hlghscoring game I don't think we would win it," "I expect it to be a tight defensive, low scoring game," said Eagles Coach Dick Vermeil. "If Its high scoring I'm going to be even more concerned than I am now because we're not a high scoring team," When told McKay earlier had said a high scoring game would go to the Eagles, Vermeil said: "I hope he's right." Not that it matters to the coaches, but the,odds makers had the Eagles a 44 point favorite as the 12:30 p.m. (EST) kickoff approached. AU factors point to a lowacoring game Involving field position strategy and a possible big play by one of the defensive units or the field goal kicking of the Eagles' Tony Franklin or the Bucs Neil O'Donoghue. The Bucs, who won the Central Division wlth,a 10.6 record, led the NFL in defense, allowing the lowest number of points (237), the fewest yards (3,949) and the fewest yards per play (3.90.) By comparison, the Eagles allowed 282 points and 4,747 yards gained at a per-play average of 4.3 yards, while moving to in 11.5 Eastern Division record and a wild card ipot*In the playoffs. Offensively the two teams are extremely close statisticall y except In scoring where the Eagles scored 339 points to 273 for the Bucs. The Bucs offense pined 5,049 yards to 5,031 for the Eagles, gaining two more yards passing and 18 more - - - - - . _____ * to 3.00 3.00 Ellis 340 S Neuul.Reyes 4.60 2Mark 0 (1.0) 21.4i 111 4 $41) 40.00: 1' (5. 0(31) $130, P (4.3)134.21; T 104.00: Time 39.34. 35) 619.40, 3Rica.Elexpe FOURTH GAME SMIkei.Rsyes 11.10 4.40 3.20 $ Alava.Beltla 17.40 3.00 1 .sose.Quiols 3.20 0(14)57.20; P (5.0)2*9,901? (1' 4.1)910.20. FIFTH GAME 4Bllbao.Zarre 11.20 440 3.20 lUrizarElorie 7.00 340 SArti.Yza 340 0(14) 30.00, P (41) 77.70; T (4' Ii) 231.10. SIXTH GAME 2Sabino•Koldo 640 4.00 3.40 4iose.Altu 4,40 4.20 IMik.IEiorza 3.10 0(2.4) 40.20: P (2-4) 102.10,? 4.0) 124,10. SEVENTH GAME 3Alava.Koldo 13.40 4.40 3.20 4UrIzar.Urquidl 4.10 4.40 I Mikei.Loz a 3.00 0(34)44.40; P (34)124.00,? (3- " _________ DUki Looks - wii - . - * Back In , - - - * • F,idaya($rss.Ns FWst race -S.14. 0: IManitesGump 9A0 3.00 330 IChaNiIi 340 230 . .. .' -.- 'CMIII Mlii LIzzie - -- 1 -. _ . . c • ' . . - - Is . - c., • . -. ..... - - -;. • a'y an - at was at 1 , ., •L !~~L ' . - , ' - 11• - )4 *1 p. ... • • - 'T • ' _5.. - * Tue. 31:11, TMrdrace-116.Mi - lWrlght Ilsey r w Secealrice-1-)4,C: IWiIcftfIEugsns 1140 12.00 &_4, lMyMarge iRokert Hater 0 (3.7) 13040; P (1-1) 241.10; T (3-74) 1,011.45: 00 (0.1) 10445: SMarss?eeirvce 11.10 410 3.40 340 340 l Jack IIn,o •. * 140 1341, T (9,14)1,100.20: Tiae 31:04. • , oar Coll.g. Basketball N, I ., --.,. • Dog Racing ' - way • SOCCIR EIGHTH GAME Friday's results 14.10 10,20 4.20 High school lAiurlaOy.ri 1 RIca.Arana 7.40 4.20 Pitts Hut Invitational 2MiksI.Vegas 3.20 A?UCF Q(1.4)42.$I,P(4.l) I23.0:T(4. L, irantl.y3EdgswlterI 14)307.41. 0 11 Edgewater NINTH GAME 0 3-i Like Brantley 4$abino 12.40 7.10 4.00 Goals by Edgewater: Smith. 2 Lou 9.0 3.40 Lake Brantley: Del Rosario. lAlda 3.00 Smith, Albers. 0(34)35.01, P (4.3) 1 01.20: T (6. Lyman2, Lake H.wetll OT 0 02-2 34) 2 49.20. Lyman TINTH GAMI 0 00-0 Lake Howell 15.40 5.00 3.00 Goals by - Anqellni 2. SYza 7 Zarre 4.00 440 WP 2,, Miami Killion 0* 0? 0 0 000-0 330 Miami Killian lAluria 0 0 0022 Q(74)0S.41:P(I'i)I00.41;T($. WPark McDonald, Wish 1.4) 3,134.30 Goals by ILIVINTH OAMI burn. 11.10 5. 4Rica:Aa I.M..re2,IvI1 V T. s..0 ev.os Iuri.,uns 1 3.40 BlshopMoore SCiIonlz.Vegei G(4-1)77.41:P(4.1)2$1,Th,T(4. Goals by - Evans: Clark. 131 1,112.01. Bishop Moore: Pelzrow, Her. TWELFTH GAME nandez 1.00 L$ 7.00 Todiy'siames 7ArtaZerr. 6.10 9.40 Lake Crantley vs. Lyman, 10 lCiIoniZ.Juan 4IJrIzar.Martlnz 3.00 am. Miami Killian vs. Evens, noon. 0(I.7)3I.5I;PU.I) 144.90:T(7. 14) 39340 Cb$IRRISSIISIF 1414; Handle $141,114. A Winter Park vs. Bishop Moore, 2 p.m. - ,, Groove _ __ ' Saturday, Dec. 29 NFC divisional playoff Philadelphia at Tamp 12:30 p.m. AFC divisional playoff Houston at San Diego, Sunday, Dec. 30 AFC divisional playoff Miami at Pittsburgh, 12: .m NFC divisional playoff Los Angeles at Dallas, I Sunday, Jan.a AFC and NFC champ hip games Jan. 20 Super Bowl at Pasadena lii. , - - Maryland Invitational College Park. Md. First Round Maryland 115, Miami 0. 76 Temple IS, Harvard 73 Milwaukee Classic Milwaukee, Wis. First Round Mrqutte 100, St.Mry's Cal. 14 Rhode Island 71, Fairfield 37 Motor City Classic Detroit, Mich. First Round E. Michigan 74, Colgate 64 Detroit 44, Dartmouth 42 No. Carolina AlT Greensboro, N.C. First Round Campbell 90, Florida AIM 62 Pacemaker Classic Monroe, La. First Round BaIl St. 74, vs. Appy St. 1 Pillsbury Classic Minneapolis, Minn. First Round Tax AIM 70, Loyola III. 69 Mmnneta 90, Rutgers 3 * 120 0(14) 1140; P (1.1)4430: 9' Ill 11141; I Peor*rac.-Il4,O: 24.101141940 IjisiScelt 10.10 440 ITuis Wander 7sGrson a(14)le4I,P(14)lUJI,T(I. 1.11 111*41; Tias 31:91. P*kraci-1I,Ct $*rlght Emcee 1040 140 149 640 L" S Tuxedo 3 ISliOstilt 0(14) 4215, P (2-0) 91.11; T . 5.11 4*00: TIme X.M. Sixth race-$-14,Ss iow's juicy Fruit - 11$ 4.00 540 1400laui City Toledo, 001. First bend Toledo 74, Northwestern 49 WaSh 93, lewlinI Green 42 CaOi'tlii Clasik San NHL Standings Patrick Division w t. S. Phila 23 11056 NY Rangers 16 IS 537 Atlanta 14 16 32 NY Islanders 13 11 32 weshlngton 9 22123 Smyth. Division W L ts. Chicago 11 13131 Vancouver 13 1633 St. Louis 12 ii 30 Winnipeg 12 20 21 Colorado 11 20 Edmonton 9 11 25 Wales Conference Norris Division W L 1$. Montreal 17 14 40 Los Angeles 16 12 30 Pittsburgh 13 101 31 Detroit 10 16 fl Hartford 9 IS 27 Adams Division - Greenville, S.C. First Round' Furmn 93, Ind. St.Evnsvl 64 Austin Play 69, New Hamp 60 Porreco Cup Erie, P1. First Round Adeiphi 61, Gannon 65 C. Mich. 72, Wis.-G.B. Richmond Richmond, Va. First Round V.. 0, Va. Commonwlth 72 Old Dom '0. Richmond $4 w i. Diego, Calif. - Rochester Rochester, N.Y. First Round Syracuse ", Cornell 1 Vllanova 3. St. Fran Pa 44 Sugar Bowl New Orleans, La. Firs? Round Mississippi 71, Michigan 64 Virginia Tech 71, Tulane 10 Sun Cowl II Paso, Yes. First Round St. Louis 03, Alabama 73 TexEl Paso 71, Houston 43 West Virginia Classic Mergant,wa, W.Va. First Raved Marshall SI, Columbia s W.V.. 12, XavIer 0. 43 Worcester Covaty Clas sic Worcester, Mass. First Round Hoistra $4. Cal.. irvn 53 Holy Cross 113, Assmptn ECAC Holiday Festival Ne N.Y. NOW NOV", Ciss. First meow Plftsbs 00, Fulirin St. 49 . Connecticut N, Ohio U.74 awswule ivaasvilSe, led. Evainville7l.I4ewardOI Maseladurers Isnorer New bec*sNi, N.Y. Pi.'lt loved 75, AmeriCan 49 *9. Ions 44, Air FaceS ' Raleigh, N.C. First bind Duke $2, Veritionl 61 Cincl 0, 10. CINI10103 ., ' ' - , - '. - , . ' .1' . 7..\ . - -' " .•. - \ (111 O /5c, /Y/It THYTo 66T T#FCORECTT_ -, . O4',Y/1f,q /'Oi 5' -, '7I*Ij /4' 9"V ) 45 th255. 7W 7faaos 1114;1* 2WE ..*05T owe rn'n' ..1,Vp.4i /6-6 rn' THE ,qof 8o, goj,'ei'e, -j ' ,"o4 rs'p,g ro1qyo,q ov,vy,' 7D t'.i'fñ' r1l(/'l' PFA'O,V41 ezqc. 7/e 0XI,VY&5 LEIP 7 '6#f5'9,1PE,VI4. i - Distributed tayKlngFutur,.s,.ndjc,t. first quarter, came back to whip Jackson Heights 8th grade girls, 44-28. Their victory ride Included 36-28 win over Rock Lake and 38-31 win against Lakeview. - 52-13 in the 6th grade boy The 6th grade girls only had final. They rolled over Rock one game played as two of the Lake and Teague, 62-16 and four teams didn't participate. 65.9 to reach the chain- Rock Lake topped league 31-8 pionship game. Milwee beat after having lost to them the Jackson Heights to get to the week be fore in an exhibition final, 19-15 as Sanford game. Cindy Herman led the dropped out of the tourney, scoring with 8 followed by Robert 11111 was the 1,akeview top gun with 21. Ray Ilurtsfield added 8. J.J. Scaletta led Milwee with 4. Brenda Welchlin with 5. Daniuelle Coker and Janet Caballero had 4 each for league. consolation. Michelle Brown had a game high 14 for league in the title game, Mice Patterson led Lakeview with 12. It was Brown again against Rock Lake with 14. Patty Cousino added 6. LIz Stone and Larra Hall Led Rock Lake with 4 each. Brown's 11 paced the win over Milwee with Charlene Jennings scoring 6. In Rock Lake's win, Stone had 8, Tawny Hellatrom 6. Julie Seligson scored 8 for Milwee. Lakeview defeated Milwee - Kegler's Komer - FIRSTFED.OF SEMINOLE Standings: (I) Bad Checks (2) Embezzlers, (3) Gold Diggers, (4) Silver Dollars, ( S) Bankers Four, (6) M.M. I.. (7) Wooden Nickles, (I) Pay Days. (9) The Loaners, (10) Big Interest, (I)) Non- Cents, (12) Pay Rollers, (13) Short Change, (14) Late Chargers, HighOames: Men: A. 0. Hodges Portland 20 .500. 7½ 204; David RiCharde 222; butch San Diego 31 .475 0½ Kendirck let; Henry Hardy 173; Golden St. s .324 14 Rick Johnson 164; Barry *vat Ill; Jack Hunt 100; Jim Johnson Friday' esults New Jersey 3 Indiana 101 11$; Ron Leach 103; Dave Detroit 114. C r Freeman 147; Willy Smith 173; Vince Can ill. Women: Eileen New York IX sicago 102 P$inl* ill, I las City 117 Johnson 179; Valerie Girard 177; Cindy Seattle124, Sweat 10; Louise Los Angeles 14.tstOn 103 Seagraves 175. High Series: Man: A. G. Hodges Saturdayslames $OS; B.R. C'arroH 490; David Milwaukee at 'I York San Diego at 4n9ton RICharde 131: Barry Sweat 197; Ron Leach 499; Vince Cara $it; Defroll at Ali& Willy Smith dl. Woman: Cind y Denver at Cloy Sweat 447; Fiy Carroll12$; Louise Utah at Indiana Seagraves $00. Philadelphia ii ston Converted Splits: Doreen Kin City at San onio Freeman) 7.10 Rick Johnsm 5.7 lOtOit it ate Other Highlights: Louise Sunday's s kagraves is star of the week with Utah at Milwiuk Phoenix at Los l@S plus 95 pins. She also receives Soo I series patch. Seattle at PortIa - , - . Par Welt Oaiok Fe,llast Ore. - iw Round Idaho $0, Penn $t. Oregon 73, Texas Tech 72 Oregon it, u avu 11 Sisis, lend Mflfls, Ala. co.'--W , Cssssl.tlen M114 V. 73, 1i41r44 77, Pro Football NationalP""" Pi League 11,10"N 110111111111111111111a" IeIs (AN Timm 1ST) y Prells lpaatiesaI $vsdiy, Dec. 23 NFC 34 33 Stetson-Duquesne college game in DeLand, Eddie Norton led SS with 18, Pat LaCcre had 6, Greg Valencia scored 8 for league, JIiis Lenlhan 6, Milwee, down 12.3 In the L P 01 IS .4 19 .4 Clevelnd 20 .4 51/1 Indiana 30 .4 6 Houston 30 .4 6½ Det roit 20 .2 13½ Western ( ferenci Midwest ivislois L Pd .01 Milwauke 16 .579Kin city u i'., Denver 22 .319 I' Chicago 2$ .3$'- 9','t Utah fl 11½ Pacific visin I. F(: 01 Seattle II Los Ang I) All ,,, Phoenix 13 .447 1 Atlanta San Anton La. Tech $3, N. Yes St. Y4 WW 4) Rock Lake knocked off Teague 26-17 and then nipped Milwee by 4 points for the 7th grade boys title. Milwee got to the final by taking Tiskawilla 34-10 and Lakeview 38-28, Other scores: Lakeview 38, S. Seminole 30; league 28, Jackson Heights 22. Darryl Merthie had 16 for Lakeview, Eddie Payne 8. Rod Stanley t hrew In 11, Jeff Wolf 8 for SS. Dennis Groseclose led league with 12, Charles Bowers popped In 10 for JR. In a co nsolation bracket, Teague beat Tuskawilla 42-16 and Jackson Heights nipped S. Seminole 27-24. Todd Hill led league with 16: Bill Newburn had 9. Woolridge hit 10 for Tusky, Willie Wigga toppedJftwl th loandBowers had 7. Stanley led SS with 9, Wolf and Paul Thorn scored 5 Jackson Heights 53-24 and Lakeview in the final, 5641, Other 8th grade boys scores were: Jackson Ut.. 33. S. Seminole 18; Rock Lake Teague 33, Lakeview 79, Rock Lake 74 in overtime. Tracy Lemon, Danny Camp each. and Greg Pilot were the big Teague topped l.akeview in guns for Milwee, throughout. a thrilling 7th grade girl final, Chris Boston led JH in their 22-20 in overtime. They beat win, followed by Cornell Rock Lake 23.12 and Milwee Gould and Marty Phillips. 19-14 to get there. In other In a special non-tourney games, Lakeview defeated game, S. Seminole defeated Jackson Heights and Rock Teague42-28lnaprelim to the Lake took Milwee 18-12 in a plavelfo - Philadelphian, Chicagoil AFC l45lton 13, DonOr I * . . 12 '' 1. , _. I - *• . . FaIl Round #laSha.Ancli U, Sanford 71 Boimy _ . Third Round W. MIch. 79, It. Fran NY Oklahoma 70, Wyomisi.q 56 Akii'it I. 1*. $ SI 45 three straight en route to their tourney victory. They bumped Tuskawilla 54.32, Other girls scores were: Seminole 14. Daphne Christel had 7, Tami Hankins B for In their win. Maier was high for Teague with 6. Fayetta ,l..aL riu DUSeT II Robinson was JR's big gun I with 22. Green and Jones NSA Stdlngs added S each. Christel had 8 Atlanticfivision I. P 01 for SS, Hankins 4. In a conBoston 9 solation game, Rock Lake PhIla 10 1 beat S. Seminole, 26-15 as New York Iii) 11 Wshngtn i II n Peggy Glass scored 6, Kim New Jersy 73 .3 13½ Averlll 5 and Lisa Gregory 4. Central isbn , - S. BuffilO 24 9 Boston 20 9 Minnesota 17 • Toronto 15 16 ouewc 14 16 Saturday's Games Winnipeg at Toronto Atlanta at Pittsburgh Boflalo at Montreal Hartford at St. Louis Philadelphia at Colora Minnesota at Los Angel Quebec at Vancouver Sunday's Games Washington at NY Ran NY Islanders at Detroit Boston at Chicago Quebec at Edmonton Oso'tr, D.C. 41, Lataytte40 AliCedeg. Ohiahe.a City, Firs? Round Indians 70, Tennessee if Om Cbs classic Ckaflanses, Tess. First Round Ten. Temple H Two. Tock 77 ConS, Mitial 01111114k Milwee boys won Pro Hockey St. John's 70, Sin Coll 70 Consolation Cndego Baskelbeti leselts Illy UnIted Prs IntemattInel The Seminole Youth Sports Association concluded Its pre season Christmas Basket ba ll Tourney this past week and crowned champs in five divisions of play. Milwee took the honors In both the bOYS and the girls 8th grade brackets; Rock Lake won the 7th grade boys title and league copped the 7th grade girls division. Lakeview rolled to the 6th grade boys ,'h,.nminn.hiy, Poinsettia occer S - " J2' '. - - - '' %' AU 0(3-I) 7.7,40; (4.3) 94,49; T (9, 246.611 Time 31:01, Twelfth race-S-I. D: 17,40 5.20 2.40 2 Chlckenette 4 Bud' s Audra 2.10 2.20 3Nebraskacowbow 2.10 0(24)2130, P (24) 90.49: T( 2. 43) 21310: Time 39:40. A 4,374: Handle 311,417, KOA Classic Bozemin, Montana First Round Mont. St. 73, Valparaiso O UC.S.B. 6$. Fordham 64 Las Vegas Classic Las Vegas, Nev. First Round Weber St. 63, Mich. St. 61 Lobo Invitational Albuquerque. N.M. First Round Utah St. $9. LaSalle U New Men. 91, Idaho St. 76 . • - ' ___ - . r was Kaicha Ilevenffirace-$.I6,C: 20.40 3.00 4.20 POIICId 3 20 300 2Olnger Love 4.20 $Ask Him . 4r - Tenth race-$.14,A: SLsParlts 3.00 2.40 2.00 2 Dow Duster 400 330 3 Spiral Theme 4.40 (25) 14.101 P (1'2) 2030, T (1. 2.3) 111.10: Time Sit". 41) 330.40. 32 Games, • us-rn, 19.00 3.40 4.20 S Bud's Mindy 3.40 4.00 - ItIn Psatur.s $yndlc.t. By United Press later- knocked In a rebound for his H E., 4t' Stew. YQIt. I Y lOOlt tieul By United Press lateriatisual In goal of the season. cbopped to 14-33. He said Injuries have pace seven teammates In double figures. Pittsburgh Penguins' Coach by Alan Mover Eight straight tosses Is enough to turn played a part in ti'e team's poor record. Chicago's Haggle Theus tied his career, The Penguins c(#eci twice STICKING IN THERE Jotmny Wilson has called his in the second period to Wild is M any coach's stomach, and Richie "We were very flat out there with only high with 33 points. MIl41 goalIe, Greg Millen, the best 41 lead. Al McAdam scored Adubato of the 1020 Detroit Pistons was eight players," Walsh said. "Nobody was Sm 111, kiags 11* fOO/( &W I glad to we it end Friday night. Pa1 Wtphal scored a gán..iiigi 31 young goaltender In the his 13th goal aaut Gregg aggressive. With just eight you have to ' "I'd really like to start earn, kind of Sheppard i1led a 15-loot get optimum performances from poists and Walter Davis added 16. The league." '' I 10011r And. Friday night, the 22- power-play goal, before win streak after losing so many In a everyone and - Wt didn't happen." game was tied at 100 when Davis us* a row" Adubato said, altar the Pta*cna showed why, Atlaila capped the scoring at In other gaines, New Jersey topped la)W with 4:41 re'n"ng. Two juw whipped the Denver Nuggets, 11490. Indiana, 111.101, New York döf.atad shots by W.StPhal and a UflS$OIAI play - he tlfflsd awaY 31 of 33 12:43 of the final period on "We were aggressive tililight We Chicago, 120.162, Phoents downed bY Truck Ron Pig Phoanl1ahesdby Athotta Flanwathts and the Carry Ung.r's filth g(*3 '. Pemgulnsscur.d *4-2 victory. AW vnadescmemlstakesbutl'dratlwrm.k. Kansèi City, Los Ange1 b4 six with In . other games With the win, Pittsburgh mistakes by being aggressive," lid Likeii 13$, Celtics ill Boston, 128-162,. and 8UIs Philadelphia extended it ceui 12-1041 undefea Mn Long scored 18 of his 32 poInts In Pirtland 11647 'It forward Spencer Haywood upped Its card ted streak to 32 by Ay •. within point OIW scoredll points in the second half and and I the first *W14r to IIIouttO Nab Ul,PscenlIl bea ti ng Winnipeg, .5.3, : .c Ile A 31*0 lead. H. hit his first six shots from Mike Nowlin and Calvin Natt cojhij roolds EVVin Johnson scored 13 In the Washington topped Chicago, çp the °' the field and finished i 1$or.fl. for 90 poInts. The Nets also said , final period to spark Los Angeles. - ph" inTl,n1 1-2, and Edmonton beat Bobby WUker.on le d Denver, which strong play of two reser ves, as Winford SspII$Sni(1 111, 1 had 0* From Vancouver, 5.3. i. WUMM for the Fnes altar the has a lowtily loft W" of its on at Boynes scored 16 points , and Cliff Wlyen 6, Jets 3 nine on the rued, with 28 points Rotlnean X. slxSealtleplaslndoubhllgvr.s. Torn Haggle Loath's 20th goal at "We h$V a tremendous 7W /7 Nuggets' Coach Donels Waists lii, Bilk -190 OWIS* and Kermit Wadslngtos oath hid t far lb. Atlanta 12:34 of the final period respec #oPunderstandably depressed as his dub MIthisIRIthaàdeonscor.d11poüitstO .17 psistato p PVrtiand. t: #/ FIam." hi add. "flay'v, groved to be the whuser, &W84 Y4qYe jotalwliiyahock.ytaain, bales's the 'busst hockey the down strsiglg crowd In WhiIp,g history tiroids their or'Uot ii,a. We're JiM- trying to win C1tMsI, Black Biwb! 'Vi' . gimea."___ Mike Kassydil scored Iwo ix i,v I, By U P IIIItUI1 had • load ailarouM it. worked patiently for Its shots . out aauum. lend for AflurAthaiti hid taken a I. IoMs and Gsy Qron No mailer whSI *1st' lit We had to work for It aid In the first half and traIled. 41. as very decipllw. f S lead Ja lgqyo' three sts to laud Washing. -: come, Dab. Ciath Illi Fester we djd. Fw really pl.u.d 32, at 11* treak loft It could lays be smith ninth go$ early In lbs first toil. WNW finds sOmething to , a of tithige,, did "RsekalIy, we played very desir," ja 011i 5, Cieicha 3. ___ period, gnunbls about. $0 çQ'TW'*" sound basketball for D 1020 ç Wayne GrIt* twice won a 1:17 sps to go d H., thurd,, raised a few The Gpas $i scd 28 poMa minutes," said Vermont *Nd in lbs 'sPeed. 14 PM Hvglá beet geua-wlsmer, his 11th gOal, In !Y11t0W$ Friday night sad Mike Gminskl con' C-ouch Pet. Salzbsrg. 'ia 55Cnd half sad )stI.i 14, ran AIkeIIa jells Da guc the second period While 1ue Devils had .wed an Iributed U to lead the best is excsplioully good the VstsenoiMs eM of reMan- with a abet Into lb. r "I' Fk*ai Thi Ebncntan was shert-hid. easy 9247 vIctory over DADrAb in the fICM round basketball tarn aid we hang go, UIIISNNng 1174 spurt corner of the net 15:56 far Eahnci,Ion left wing Dave j"iV 4W.'"Y rnVP 7 .4,f nvmmay or very M U, Iran Die. fl.&c. tough, particularly In the first midway thrOI4b lbs 1111110 No sixth goal of On year and Hunter fliduhed the scaring Vermont. "I I14Y6 INI A I W ip Pfd.Y14' iveze 4p a"4V pleased,' he said. "I thought Vermont, wilds fell to 34, half when we played well. The capture I 714$ lISt •t 11:16. flr.it Vl'wb'achuk 14:01 of the final period. , Tan. IS áS* SI 1.40 Q (2.7) 33.40; P (27) $4.10: T (2. 74) 123.40; Time 31:51. Seventh race - S.ILC: 6Tally Fran 1.60 3.20 2.20 aRay Of Light 2.10 2.20 75 Dandy 3.00 0(44)9 40, P(6-4) 24.00; T (4.4. 7) 64.40: Time 31:44. Eighthracs-S.16,$: 6 Hillbilly Hbaven 16.00 1.10 5.40 5 Bag say 4.20 3.60 IShinning Basket 4.20 (54)74.00: P (64) 293.10; T (4. SI) 701.11; Time 31:30. Ninth race -34,C: SCowboy Boots 4.00 2.00 2.40 ' I flyer s Streak At etroit Snaps Streak ORLANDO.SEMINOLE FRIDAY NIGHT RESULTS FIRST GAME 3Lecue.Beitia 1340 10.60 4.60 IZate- Koldo 12.00 3.00 SJose-Urquidi 5.40 0 (3S) 40.00, TB (344) 110.00. SECONDOAME SJosePerei 15.60 27.20 1040 3 LequeReyes 22.20 3.20 I Pita.Beitia 2.10 0(33) 44.00, P (4.3)97,00; T (5' 3-I) 212.00; D (35) 119.40, - * 6.40 640 7 Butter Up Jai Ala! yards rushing over the 16-game schedule, "We're a conservative offensive team," Vermeil said. "We use a lot of play action passes and try to stay out of longyardage situation. "I tell our offensive players not to be discouraged if we have to punt a lot," he said. "You just have to stay In there and play four quarters. I would like to run the ball 42 times and throw, 24,ç1tnes That would be perfect, if we were able d'wrn the game." Vermeil said the Bucs defense, anchored by all-Pro end Lee Roy Selmon, is as good or better than any team the Eagles have faced. "They are very well disciplined," he said. "Tampa does what they do very well. They are very disciplined. They react well. Selmon is as fine a lineman as we've played against. "I believe In defense," Vermeil said. So does McKay. "I'd rather give them the ball on their 20 and let them play with It than have It on our own 104ard line," McKay said. "I've seen too many games lost when you have the ball down In your own area. We've thrown so many Interceptions the last few weeks that guys are starting to call for a fair catch every time we throw." Quarterback Doug Williams threw 28 interceptions on the year, but had nine of them In two games as the Bucs stumbled In their attempt to nail down the playoff spot late In the season. But McKay said despite the Interceptions, Williams has the confidence of his teammates as well as confidence in himself. Williams has completed only 166 of 367 passes for a 41.8 percentage, but has had is go for touchdowns. He ranks 13th In the conference In percentage. Eagles quarterback Ron Jawoeski alsu has passed for 18 touchdowns but Is third In the conference with a 50.8 percentage with 190 completions In 374 attempts. . 6 D Fire Champ ,';j -' SYSA Crowns Holiday Champs LT&11 .) L.ALA. AIIaW_I1 ommommmma :. 1 l!"?41 , - __ - Pittsburgh Begins Journey McKay, Vermeil Expectingg In Quest Of Fourth Title Low- Scoring Playoff Game PITTSBURGH (UP!) The huge black-and-gold billboards proclaiming PIttsburgh as "the City of Champions" greet visitors all over town and today it is the Steelers' turn to start upholding their end of the tLe. U Pittsburgh earnd the hampions' designation when the Steelers captured a record third Super Bowl In January and the Pirates took the World Series In October. And today the Steelers start on the road to a fourth Super Bowl when they play host to the Miami Dolphins in an AFC divisional playoff. The winner plays the starvlvcw of Saturday's Houston. San Diego game next Sunday for a berth in the Super Bowl Jan. ?) at Pasadena, Calif. Pittsburgh won the AFC Central Division with a 12.4 record and Miami came on strong in the final month to overtake faltering New England and win the AFC East title with a 104 record. The game matches the league's top offensive club in Pittsburgh against one of the best defensive units In the NFL in the Dolphins. The Steelers led the league In scoring with 416 points and were tops in total offense with 391 yards a game. Miami's . - ,- ... . .. - '' dI ll _...l.. . - • ., --- _ ._ -S_ . �-, . . I S — .. S. 5 . ' . . - .. • . 5 . - . . . . - - S - . - .:. 0 • • • '_ • V . - •"rr. -- ..- - .-•-. -: .. •. - • - .. . - • - I' - 4B—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday D.c.3!!n Surgery Legal Notice — jcgal Notice - Legal Notice CLASSIFIED ADS NTi0TIT10h,S INE CIRCUIT COURT op IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR TPiONTEENTH JUDICIAL SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA NAME STATUTE CI$IIT IN AND FOR PRORATE DIVISION TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN SEWOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA File Notice is hereby given Ihat Division underSjgfl,d pursuant to the CANO. 7•243ICA.13.K RE; ESTATE OF "FicIitio Name Statute," WAER A. SORENSON and IN MATTIE WILLIAMS, West Chapt,r SAS.09, FIorla Statut, VtA L. SORENSON, MIAMI (UP!) — A Deceased will regisfrr with the Clerk of the Plaintiffs, Palm Beach man whce arm Circuit NOTICE TO CREDITORS Cou': in and for Seminole P1F A. TONEY. TO ALL PERSONS HAVING tangled in the opel1er County, Fbi. Ia upon receipt OR DEMANDS proof of thf' PubliCation i this Defendant, CLAIMS shaftofhis4l400tsajjboatfor AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE: WOTIC EOF ACTION itice, the fictitious Name, to wit eight hours before he was Palm Springs Shopping Cenler Within three months from the T'iLIP A. TONEY Follovvs Ordeal 322 2611 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS too A.. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY - 9 Noon .44C line 3c a line Uc a line 3 Lines Minimum DEADLINES Noon The DaY' Before Publication fiIagaInst you and you are which is Seminole County hospital spokeswoman Florida That the partle interested In !e,ed to serve a copy of your thouse, Sanford, Florida 32771 a said John Llndhom, 50, was In taid business enterprise are as wtn defenses, if any, on GARY written statement of any claim or the recovery room and "doing follnw F.%ASSEY, ESQ., MASSEY,. demand you may have against the A General Partnership s WiIILm i Wtoino Lono. Altjimnnt. deceased. unauvc UI Each claim must be In writing Goodman, Managing S$, Fior 2701. accessory in the beating dea'th of a black Insurance _____ attempts to free the arm, a PRN INVESTMENTS. A Florida atey on or before January 30, and must indicate the basIs for the I _________________________ executivewhopollceoffIcersreportdwaslnJuresJfna rlalm,thenameandaddreuot the I flight surgeon from General Partnership s N.A. l9nd file the origInal with the creditor or the agent or attorney, I . .— 18-4Ip and motorcycle accident, Rossman, Managing Partner 4ersonals CIt of this Court either before Homestead Air Force Base Dated at Aitamonte Springs, se on Plaintiffs' attorney or and the amount claimed, If the __________________________ — - -State Attorney Janet Reno called the death of 33was airlifted to Lindhn*n's Seminole County, Florida, Irédlately thereafter; other. cbaimisnotyetdueth,dat.when year.old Arthur McDuffie "one of the most tragic 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 judgement may be entered it witi bome due shall be stated. boat and superised as part of December 12. 1979 S ABORTION - - - -- If the claim is contingent or -Publish Decemh IAevents In the enuntv'e hiutrirv" Mr.fl,,Uln - .. UIIIIC[ . _., .. ,,._ SS ' j. .'asw IIJC CIlCi _____________ me sauooavs aecE and stern and Janug unliouldated the nature of the hAPPY NEW YEAR iTv," öndej in the Complaint. Marine and lather of three — dIed Dec. 21, after five ________________ _____________ 1st Trimister abortion-$100; was cutaway tofree the man, DEQ-49 TNFSS my hand and official uncertainty shall be stated. If the FROM days In a coma. Gyn CI)nic-S2O, Pregnancy claim is secured the security shall . __ sef this Court on the 26th day of Undhom's ordeal began test; male sterilization; ANN ETTE & PAT fre be described. The claimant shall The police report said he was injured when he lost 1979. before dawn Friday when his IN THE CIRCUIT Counseling. Professional care, deliver sufficient copies of the (IL) control of his motorcycle, was thrown off, lost his supportive atmosphere, coon. clothing caught in the THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL claim to the clerk to enable the AAA EMPLOYMENT rthur H. Beckwith. Jr. dential. CIRCUIT IN - SEMINOLE helmet and landed on his head during a high-speed clerk to. mail one copy to each I lerk of Court opeller shaft and oulled ,evn*. s'." .._ -- - '' U ..i rIui.fly, uriu v. rLuiiiUA personam representative. criase uec. u. me chase lgan after officers noticed fl33176 ly: Susan F. Tabor arni In while he Was working CASE NO. 79.2107.CA.OLK WOMAN'SHEALTH CorneroflOthlFrench ALl. CLAIMS AND DEMANDS I peputy Clerk cuffti "popping a wheelle," lifting the front tire of ORGANIZATION BANK "Your Future Our Concern" on an auxiliary engine. It FLAGSHIP OF Pish Dec. 30, 19791. Jan. 6, 13, NOT SO FILED WILL BE the motorcycle in the air, ended when he was freed SEMINOLE, a Florida banking ' FOREVER BARRED. eo. corporation, 609 E.ColonialDr.,Orlando * * * * * * ** Dated December 2), 1929. "There was no motorcycle accident," said Capt. about 1 p.m. and airlifted 1910921 Plaintiff, __ _ Roger .1. McDonald Marshall Frank, a Dade police Investigator, in an v. _______________________ Toll Free 1100.221.2561 the Miami hospital. . As Personal Representative _ Worker needed for cabinet affidavit. Frank said one of the officers Involved told __________________________ MARVIN F. CONNER and of the Estate of , manufacturing shop Must ORDINANCE NO. 502.30 PAULINE R. CONNER, his wife, MAt,TIE WILLIAMS him "the accident was fabricated," Wtmy Be Lonely? Write "Get A have knowledgeof tools. Apply I ORDINANCE OF THE Le9al Notice' Defendants. ________________ Deceased Mate" Dating Service. All Gentry Manufacturing Co. Instead, he said, the four officers pulled off Cf OF NOTICEOFACTION ALTAMONTE Roger J. McDonald Bldg. 3, Sanford Airport 9 ages. P.O. Box 6071, Clear. McDuffie's helmet when they were arresting and SINGS, FLORIDA, ANNEX. Attorney FICTITIOUS NAME a.m..3 p.m. M.F. water. Fl. 33313. Notice is hereby given that I am TO: IPTO AND INCLUDING WITH. Roger J. McDonald of handcuffing him and began beating him with their engaged In business at Bldg. 102, ITHE CORPORATE AREA Butler, Englehardt ii _______________________________ MARVIN F. CONNER and TEXAS OIL COMPANY needs _____________________________ nightsticks and heavy police flashlights. & Found Sanford Airport, Seminole County, PAULINE R. CONNER A LIMITS OF THE CITY OF McDonald, P.A. ______________________ mature person for short trips Florida under the fictitious name 263$ Laurel Avenue AAMONTE SPRINGS, FLOR. 1113 East Robinson Street surrounding Sanford. Contjt of ANN'S SMOKE HOUSE, and Sanford, Florida 3277) It UPON ADOPTION OF SAID Orlando, Florida 32101 customers, We train. Write T. DOG LOST — LAKE MARY YOU HEREBY OINANCE, A PORTION AND Telephone 425.4043 that I Intend to register said name ARE P. Dick, Pres., Southwestern REWARDofferedforreturnof Public Lusts For Poster with theClerk of the Circuit Court NOTIFIED that an action to A OF LAND SITUATE AND Publish Dec.30, 19791 Jan.6, 13, Petroleum, Ft. Worth, T. an Ii yr. old small mixed, BiG IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, i9 Seminole County, Florida in ac foreclose a mortgage on real black with white on chest, property situate, lying and being rI ,_E.ScRIBEDA5 FOL. DEQ.?3 _SALES MANAGERS r,...... - brown collar. she is deal L! LIJIS 1, , AND 3, BLOCK MiAflhl (un) — -inc tourism poster of a female ITiJJQiJ5 Name Statutes, To-Wit: mnsemlnole County, Florida, more PARITIMETOCAREER suffers from spinal arthritis. 36tIi* 363.09 Florida Statutes particularly described as. BWANA SUBDIVISION, AC. $13,000 to $30,000 part timø. -INVITATION TO BID norkelerthatwasbannedthMlemIhecomesha Last seen Clermont St. Call 1937. COING TO PLAT THEREOF Lot 16, PINECREST HEIGHTS to $73,000 full time. 322-9420. hot Item It was removed from the printer's safe, ,ECORDEO INPLAT BOOK 51g. Ann L. Barber REPLAT, according to the PIe? Ground floor opportunity. Call The Housing Authority of the IOAGE II, PUBLIC RECORDS City of Sanford, Florida will DespIte ordersirom across the countryfor the poster Publish Dec. 30, 1979 Jan. 6, 13, 20. thereof as recorded in Plat Book 9, Lost:oldmalepoodle $313365. 1930 pages 77 and 71, of the Public Blind, skInproblems a EMINOL.E COUNTY, FLOR. receive bids for modernization to showing a backview of model Gall Kelly wearing only AVON DEQ Records of Seminole County, - IC IN ACCORDANCE WITH (ASTLE BREWER COURT FLA. "Little Bit", 362.3963 the bottom of a bikini and snorkeling gear, the Metro FIGHT INFLATION ------___ Florida, VOLUNTARY ANNEXA. 16-1 until 2:00P.M., on the 9th day Sell Avon. Increase your Nrflinç III PROVISIONS Commission bannedthe poster bys 4-2 vote earlier tins IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF has been filed against you in the Black I oote ferret lost in OF CHAPT. of January 1910, at the Redding power. For details, call. E vicinIty of W. THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Circuit Court of Seminole County, month. 2nd St. Call 323. 171.044, FLORIDA STA. Gardens Community Room, 5th l'$41.14I7org44379 1ES; DECLARING CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR Florida, and you are required to OIJ9. Reward offered for AVAIL- Street and Locust Avenue, San. Feminist groups, who objected to the poster, called It return. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, serve a copy Cf your written yES; ASITY OF MUNICIPAL SER. ford, rlorida, at which time and I __________________ Snack bar, part.time, nvat 1. "sexually titillating," REDEFINING THE place Il bids will be publicly defenses, If any, to it on JACK T. Case No. 792333.CA.17.p( mature, must be able to work CPORATE LIMITS OF ALTA. BRIDGES, ESQUIRE, of STATE OF FLORIDA, opened and read aloud flex, hi's. & some weekends, MIZE DEPARTMENT OF LEGAL CLEVELAND, & MTESPRINGS,FLORIDA, TO Proposed forms of contract ______________________ Apply In person, Stuckey's ILUDE SAID LAND IN THE documents, including plans and AFFAIRS, JIM SMITH ATTOR. BRIDGES, Attorneys for Plaintiff, Olderladywillbaby.sit Pecan Shop 1.41.46, Sanford. whose address is Post Office MICIPAL LIMITS OP SAID specifications, are on file at the __________________________ NEY GENERAL, HIghay Patrol Needs Gas lnyourhome. 322-1373 Drawer 2, Sanford, Florida 32771, Ce'; AUTHORIZING THE office of the Housing Authority of OISHWASHERS Owniransportation on or before January 10.1910, and A. M.shift F.Tor P.1 NDMENT OF THE CITY IheCity of Sanford, Florida, Ad' VENTRON CORPORATION, a file the original with the Clerk of -. P. M.shift p.1 M TO INCLUDE THE SAID ministration Building, Castle TALLAhASSEE, Fla, (UP!) - The Cabinet may be thisPlaintiff's Court either before or serviceon LD ANNEXED HEREIN; Brewer Court, Sanford, Florida ___________________________ Apply in perSon, Deltona Inn 9 Good Thir,gs to Eat Florida Corporation and THOMAS - attorney imPVIDING FOP THE RIGHTS and the office of the Architects', MonSat. I) a.m..3 p.m. Ask asked to dip into the state's emergency reserve fund 0. NICHOLS and MICHAEL mediately thereafter; otherwise a for Mrs. 6. A PRIVILEGES OF CITIZEN. - C.utmann Dragash.Assoclates, Navel, grapefruit, tangerines, for money to buy gasoline for FlorIda Highway Patrol SMITH ak.a MICHAEL FL EM. default and ultimate judgment will SPIN THE CiTY; SEVERABI. Architects, Planners, Inc. Sanford oranges. Picked to order, Will troopers, INOS a-k.a DAVID INGRAM in be entered against you for the ir, CONFLICTS AND EFFEC. Atlantic Bank Building, Suite 100, AN OHIO OIL CO. offers mIx. Crumley 3fl0217. T DATE. their individual corporate relief demanded in the Complaint. PLENTY OF MONEY plus capacities and and the NATIONAL P.O. Drawer 93$, Sanford, Florida. Chester Blakemore, Department of Highway Safety cash bonuses, fringe benefIts WITNESS my hand and the seal 4EREAS, there has beery filed Copies Of the documents, Naveloranges&grapefruit and Motor Vehicles director, said Friday a special FRANCHISE BUREAU, a Florida of this Court on this 5th day of vthe City Clerk of the City of drawings and specifications may to mature individual in San. $lbu. Callaftersp.m, Corporation and MICHAEL December, 1979. ford area. Regardless of ex. Anonte Springs, Florida, a be obtained by depositing $25.00 3226733 parlance write M. K. Reed, sideraUon,aswellasmoremoncyforFHpce corporate capacities, ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR. p*rty owner in the area herein, documents so obtained. Such Defendants. the Legislature convenes next April. Clerk of the Circuit Court Grapefruit, Oranges £ Lemons. Co., Box 696, Dayton. Ohio a4 described requesting an. de'posit will be refunded to each NOTICE OP SUIT "We're going to take this issue to the governor and 43101. R. U. Hutchison. By: Mary Ann Duxbury TO: nf ion to the corporate area of person who returns the plans, CabinetonJan. 8 andtellthemwhatpg,l DepUty Clerk 322.406-s Veritron Corporation, • thCity of Altamonse SprIngs, specIfIcations and other ___________________________ Central Florida Co. has positions isand JACK T. BRIDGES, Esquire oride Corporation Fda, and requesting to be in. documents in good conditIons what stop-gap measures we're taking," Blakemors for sales career people who CLEVELAND, MIZE & BRIDGES cd thereIn, Jsid?* , ..S -MeJsI Smith Ike within 10 days after bid OpenIng. . , -. 11-$,nfrsjd1sj want to beat inflation, Family Post OffIce Drawer 2 al MIchael Fiomlogs' A ceq'tlf led check or bank draft, products, high profits I repeat Sanford, Florida 3277) a.k.a David Ingram LegiIlatorsbudgeted$LImfllioflforFHpga5fng IEREAS, the Property Ap. payable to the HousIng Authority sales. Call 275.7130. Free 3221314 National Franchise pSer of SemInole County, of the City of Sanford, Florida, U. the 1979.10 fiscal year, figuring fuel would sell for 80 ' Training, Publish December,, 16,23,30,1929 Fkla, hascertlfiedthatthereis S. Government Bonds, or a Bureau, a Florida CREATIVE _______________________ cents a gallon, Gas is selling for more than $1 a gallon DEQ.23 Corporation oil) property owner in the area satisfactory bid bond e'cecufed by ________________________ EXPR ESS IONS Full tIme I. Part time ______________________ - be annexed and that said the bidders and acceptable MIchael SmIth now, however, and the patrol figures to be $370,000 in waitresses. Full or Part time Thomas 0. NIchols CaIlJoAn 322.7313 Cashiers. the hole by June 30. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR ,Øon forowner annexation; and the sureitiès in an amount equal to S _____________________________ prty has signed Apply Days Inn of YOU ARE HEREBY not If lid SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA percent of the bid shall be sub. Troopers have been ordered to reduce their driving, Sanford. Morning I Evening that an action for an Injunction and PROBATE DIVISION IEREAS, It has been deter. mitted with each bid. - 1I5pSCIINII , 5hft5 mi that the property descrbed spending as much time as possible on the side of the reimbursement for consumers has File Number 7'475CP The successful bidder will be bs filed against 'ou. You are Division Probate henafter is reasonably compact required to furnish and pay for 'borne away from ome in the required to serve your written IN RI: (STATE OP igus to the corporate satIsfactory performance and get by with something less than an extra $370,000. 21Stuatlons Vtfanfed country for elderly person. __________________________ defens a,an municIpal limits of the payment bond or bOOd$. to Iliac H. Nunn, U A R 6 A R F T Ambulatory or not am. K A P E R Ct, of Alt amonte Springs, AssIstant Attorney General, REYNOLDS, Attention is called to the lid Depefldable young family man bulatory. Oviedo area. s. F la and it has been deter. Form requiring a Base lid and 6320 desires commercial driving Capitol, Tallahassee, Florida 32301 NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION p - ty will not result in the required to bid on the Base Bid and andfiiitheorigln.I with the Cleft TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Cr on of an enclave; and sttat.tni exp. I FCL, Murderer LegiiHiIli Special cars w.prlvate room I each Group Price, of the Circuit Court, Sanford, CLAIMS OR DEMANDS Bondable, 322.0341 anl'tlme, EREAS, the CitY of board for elderly person In AttentIon is called to the Florida, on or before January 33. AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE Al onte SprIngs, Florid., Is ma provisions for equal employment private,iorne. Act nowlsave __________________ - . IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP 1910,oftterwlsealudgmentmaybe AND ALL OTHER PERSONS P on to provide municipal opportunity, and paymentof not ______________________ THE UIONTEINTII JUDICIAL entered agaInst you for the relief INTERESTED IN THE ES'TATE: si as to the property described lees than the minimum salaries __________________________ _____________________ 24-Business Opportunities CIRCUIT IN AND FOR demanded in the Complaint, YOU ----' - -- - ----ARE HEREBY hi ,andtheCitycommIso SEMINOLI COUNTY,PLORIDA, and wages as set forth In the 18-Help ntsd WITNESS myhandandthesisl NOTIFIED ' that thi ad. ti? Ity of Altamoof a Springs, specificationsmu$tbepeldonthis LAKE BUTLER, Fl.. IN RE: The Marr$ige ef of this Court on December19, 1979. minIstration of the estate of MAR. Fl- , deems it in the best in. project. OparatsYourOwn (SEAL) (UPI)-Themanconvlctedof ANITA MARIA LOWRY, GARET KADER REYNOLDS, tem of the City of Altamonte RN, 1.4 & 4.37, uIl & part tIme. Recession resistant wholesale Arthur H. Reckwlth, Jr. petitioner, All bidders are hereby nOtified Shak lee Product Co. Part time deceased, File Number 7t-17S.CP, Sp5s, Florida, to accept said that they must affirmatively masterminding the 1955 an Applyin person Sanford Nursing Clerk of the Circuit orfulitlme.Noempioymentor - ii Pending in the Circuit Court for Pn and to annex said ensure that In any coctracl ifl.' I Convalescent Center, 930 WALTER LEE LOWRY, Court chilllngworth murders Seminole County, Florida, Probate Jwty. wIthholding, no retail selling, Mlllonyllle. By: June Curtis Respondent. tered into pursuant to this ad. ____________________ Division, the address of which is been paroled from state Good benefits. Phone (305)322 Deputy Cleft , THEREFORE, SE IT verts.ment, Minority Business AMENDED "• POLICE OFFICER-yfis prison after servIng 19 years, SemInole County Courthouse, e TED BY THE CITY OF Enterprises will be afforded full NOTICE OP ACTION Publish Dec. 33, 30, 1979 & Jane, Probate DIvision, Sanford, FL, A MONT E .5 PR I N 0$, opportunity to submit bids as sub, Orlando Civil Service Office but he still faces a federal THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: 13, 1910 3277). The personal representative FL DA, AS FOLLOWS: will be scheduling candidates Mr. Walter Lee Loes'y DEQ.77 Contractors, or as suppliers of - of the estate is MARY 5. sentence. 29oms for the examination for Polici . ___— 1443 NW 2nd Avenue $ ION 1: That the following ma$srIaIs,orse,4,i4,,andwiIlnot INVITATION TO BID DeLOACH, whose address ii 3311. Is id property, beIng and be discrimInated -agaInst on the Officer, beginning MOnday, Joseph Peel Jr. was Miami, Florida — , December 17, 19fl through 0 Mack Place, Honolulu, Hawaii. sIt - in Seminole County, Qrojnds of race, color, religion, 'ARE released from the Lake Butler ' YOU HERESY Furnished Rooms The name and address of tile Fl. ,to wit: Friday, January 4, 1930, In. NOTIFIED that an action for sex or national origin in con. Sealed bids or proposals ad personal rlpresantallve's attorney For Rent terested persons should apply i • i, 2 a ReceptlonandMedicalCenter Dissolution of Marriage has been *siid to the Board of Public are let forth below. 3, Bleck I, Ildefatlon fpr award. bnquirelolM.agnoliaAve. In person to the Orlando CivIl Instruction of Seminole County, ID A SUBDIVISION, accord. In accordance with Executive 'Service Office, City Hall All againit personsthe having claims lugoak iia$10, thereof asIi,recorded In Order 11425, Minority Contractor u.s. rurjhals, who Iranto serve a and COPY your clous liviftg. Reel. Friday and - twned over required to filed against you youofare Florida (hereinafter called the demands estate are or P11 Page Public Goals Program, all bidders will be Annex, ao a. Boone Avenue marked, wvitten-def.ns, if any, to It on ' WiekIy& monthly rates, utilities sported Mn) to. the required, WITHIN -THREE 1i,t1 behind City HaIl) FRANK PROPOSAL C. FOR WHIGHAM, , lofSemlnoiecounty, Plor. affordedfulloppOs.$unitytosubmi, p1. InquIre S. Oak 141.7353. FUR. MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Ida Qlmty Jail at MacClenny, ESQUIRE, Petitioner's AttOrney, NI$HINO, DELIVERING AND THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF be esameio ady through Friday, 1:00 _____________________ bids ln.response to tills invifbtlen a..to$:35p,rn,Or,.,d,i$an will not be di$crlmi,,aed $aI1 for whose addreis Is Post Office Ron' INSTALLING Al SPECIFlID, THIS NOTICE, to file With the to made a part of the City ofand agaInst on the grounds of race, Equal lt'sllkepocnhe$fromh.sv.nwhon OpportunIty Employer. five to 10 days untu assigned $330, Flagship Rank Bldg., SuIte VARIOUS PIECES OP LARGE clerk of the above court a written Alt nh S)rings, Florida, color, religIon, s or national — , N.ed, with 22, Sanford, Fierida 337?), on or FOOD PRODUCTION (QUIP. tatementofanyclairnof, a went Id. WstresowantAy the voluntary to a federal prison where he before January 17, 1910, and file MINT AT. HIGH SCHOOL they may have. Each claim mustpul nex,tnto provlon of Chapter an. origin in Consideration for award. MIke's Village Restaurant will - serve a term for the original with the Clerk of this "BIb", -SEMl$O4.E COUNTY, be in writing and must indIcate the During the FIscal Years of 973 300PruIChA,s,333.,I7 ;, , F$oridatatu$es, and other thru 1931, goals for participatn Court either before service on FLORIDA, In accordance wfth the basis for the claim, the name and app ale law& 30'Apsrtments UNurnlshed conviction for ectilUies , ____,_._____._.___.__._J -.-•- -----' PetItioner's attorney or Im. stlpfilatiotts and spIClfications addressofthec,edltororhus,,t by Minority Business Enterprlem 'ION 2: of that the corporate is twenty percent (20 pet). To Parttlme puce erk. Webster, vlolatloos In the 1950's in m.dIatelythereafter;orothlw available from the Purchasing or attorney, and the amount Ilmi uf s the City Attamont, ensure that maximum bids from Modern 2 85, 11, CH.A, w.w a default and ultImate Judgment Department In toe Office of the claImed. if th. claim Is not yet $pr , Flo fo, be• and it 1 '51Pretnostdldionary carp., fully equipped kit. Near will be entered against you for the Superlotindapt, 1211 Mellonvllle due, the date Witin it Will bICOmI her. th and y'eby redefined so - Minority Business Enhurpl'i$,s are ?1III flI5 hS Wsrbars Sought, contractors Submitting Miami attorney Jesse relief demanded in the PetItIon Avenue, Santird. Plorl$ 32771 due shall be stated. If the claim Seminole 14osp. & downtown. to update local mailing lists. McCrwy Jr. said ho hopes tO and your msrrlage to PetItIoner IncIuC 'land herein bids will be required to $ 1510. pIus SIC. lap. 332. All ages, experience un. ' Bid must be accsqnpenlee by bId contingent or unhIquldated, IllSas des. ed anlaid noised, id. rwg. Peel's release by the will be dissolved, evidence of tIeI, efforts in aIdIng neCessary. - lend name, 1 0341. Adults only, no pets. deposit: A Rid Bond, Cashier's nature of the uncgrtainty shall be the CIty Clerk in the reaching of said Realo. dress, phone number to Ui, parole WITNESS my hand and the seal Check, or Certified Check for five stated. If lbs claim is segured, theii-'ION P by3a.tat ached to amend, of this Court on 13 December, 1179. percent (1 percent) of Wi. total Webster, .171 SIb Lyg. $Ijfg This prolect Is - Subject to the 2 BR modern, good location "I 'mjuetbsgl'islng to work (SEAl.) security Shill he dNCI'ib.d. The aIte od mu imint the Official requirements of Section 1101-355 P, N Verb NY Fenced, *1K, w.w carpet - mMbIdw96dwlftwrrned dumb) Shall deliver sufficient city apoti 10010. on fBllaJ idg of ft," CltyofAttamente Housing and Urban Developme ________________ 333.1es2 ARTHUR H. RECKWITH, JR.. to Wi. iucc.sØji blWi when - copies Of tile claIm tO the Cleft tO SprI i.. Plo a. to includ, the Act of 1965. All bidden will be Clerk of till Court - contract i$ cemplatid. MCC*'NY laid. "I'm *UIMILIR$ - - -, By: Susan E. Taker enable the Clerk I. mai' one copy anni sign ci ib In $lçtion 1 requIred to comply wlfI - pa At. tSR ApartmsW, nopels Ttse Successful bidder shall to eadi Perlilill reprIsI,wative. of my ata yet." Posltlins new epen for Deputy Clerk firmative Action P$ to revldo tu,,u.i a Carpet. Sanford Ave. AU persons interested In - the 'pi cirpent,, halpais 144 Parole end FRANK C. WHIOHAM, Ii TION That upon tills opportunity tg income ______ wiss nsllewm largest prIr Bond * lbs fofal.msseit of tt estate to whom a copy of this oral ece be. in, effective. the 'esidints of ttl, PleilCi area IS. ESQUIRE WOI*UOO C_wien ' award wItliI -1. days Of NotIceWAdmk,l$tratlonl,as bean ,,. P.O. Box 330 am of 'raSingaemn, neliflcaslen Seethe Mailed ate reButted. WITHIN , of factwy.bultt If yeii are Ilaving difficulty I Iodine , 44 tWO wesics uO tO reiNs. it,,, -- of tile worl. iIae Pi.tisls Must modular *wa ..mU!,,flUrVcflofl5- • VI1 THREE MONTHS FROM THE •5f live =1 W P351 fr00fl MI Ilk — licensed FIRST ar' Pivlleg d Immunities as regards to this requlr,mant NIViCS you have ilIdusiri.,. ffiC. 211$ S. son. Attorney for Petitliner nla !. him on PublIsh December sudenc. inst in Fiaida PUlL ICA'l" jrwl all our went ads THIS Vs 'Nm tins fOrd Avs $IOfSIII. FL Ni tIokigranted 14,23,30; 1979. so . Attention Is cailH I. Ule'lwn. RldowiiiberecIveilnmeab,,f, NOTICE to lie In 1 and psrtp 1910 mary 01 Wora. In this seclles, &lI5__Equal Op. named aft Ice as IndIcated heroin, they ma have .LI.. u DEQIS — ww. I armit i.ey °' tUbas *klis, turnover $Chidu$ will be isa-si,, - AU CIndNlsns ifited Shah aen$v. validity at tile docedaflrs will, liii , *ji, s are - further presented at a pre bid cenfep'efl West Palm Beach, was IS I.iki Ada. Just Ia. of Any UWstlsns '*1mg to It,. bid OuaIlflcatIons of the peesonal provji 'cooxi MefaV, DOciIn,bsr tat )7, lij4. • i*Rtyinfpijtj Alr$l't lied, en 1141 in g's are to he directed to the PUJ. representative, er the venue or S.,Ø 1' RH Gardens, Indicating SenNf'd. Call 3$2,WI chuskig Offleo COissu in. cen& ex.s.. -.& lurisdictien 01 isis court. NOTICIOPIN''." rate of turnover SI vacesiç uqifi ,u-• w i-ewe ui-tn any section or the Maclust's VihiNe. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND ecial Cenlilisesi Any Salad person PT • Is or. en.ral Centracssr WHi. circUit Jisdi. C.I. •ksaklw c eps oniditiens 5$ apçfopd) OIJICTION$ NOT 10 PILED P.T at .11.. PICTITIOU$NAMI been charged with manslaughter ond n fifth nu an AU I£ ii' RATES ltime 3 consecutive times 7consicutive times _(EISSIFI!I timeof the I in? publication of this freed by the Coast Guard has under which we are engaged i ii Paulina Aveni. tedondo Beach. California u1tk, you ore required to tile successfully undergone business at Northeast . lj ARE NOTIFIED that a with the clerk of the Circuit Court tei-section of Palm springs Rcd surgery at Jackson Memorial and State Road 136 In Altamonte çcslaint for specific per. of Seminole County, Florida, Hospital. Springs, Seminole County, ronce of contract has ieen Probate Division. the aress of 4 Dade Policemen Accused Of Beating Alan To Death Orlando — Winter Park 831-9993 Seminole was I IJ BRIEF ' J.. , COURT OF 3 BR, l' B, $325 mo. $200 Sec. dep. Harold Halt Realty, Inc. Realtors 323 5774. 3 BEDROOM,? BATH. FAMILY ROOM, EXECUTIVE ssoo MONTH. SE IGI. ER REALTY, _____________________ _______________________ BROKER, 321 06-40, 327 1577. - _______________________ r 3 B, 2B, carport, fenced back yd., stove, refrlg., $320 month, ______________________ plus $300 dep. 349.551a. .-..'. . Rag. REAL ESTATE Broker 290 N. 17.92, Casselberry, Fl. $34-HOg - Eve. 362.3635 33—Houses Furnished _______________________ -Deltona, 1st area, 2.3 BR home. Quiet neighborhood _____ $32SmOnth,663-6691 ______________ _________________ STENSTRO['vl 37.E-Pasture Rr _______________________ 35A cres Fenced on Wekiva River Cattleonlyl 3230061 ________________________ __•_ REALTY - REALTORS JUST LI3TED' 3BR, 25 home in Sunland on a niCe lot! Eta. rm. w wcarp., many bullt.lns, util. shed & lots morel BPP WAR. RANTtD. A buy for $32,000. 41—Houses - - NEAR DOWNTOWN Sanford on Hwy 16, easy access tO 1.4, 2 G, This house easily utilized for business office. Large rms., good floor plan I extra Ig side yd for parking. Only $37,300. Low down, assumable mortgage, EXECUTIVE TYPE Grçat rm. designer home set on acre wooded lot. Wood & stoneexterior plus w w carpet, inter-corn, solarium, walk-in closets, pool planned & more. Brand new at $107,000. - BEAUTIFUL!38R,2B,hornein Deltona with many special features I CH A, w-w carp., Eta. rm., eat.in kit. & lots more! BPP WARRANTED. Just $54,900. SPECIAL! 3 BR, 1'i B home with CH.lI,, ww carp., on a oulet cui tie sac! Near schools stoppin-g. BPP WARRANT. ED. Only 3i,50. - SPARKLING Spacious 2 BR, w sunny kit f FR on beautifully treed lot. For only 5)0,900! Call Ouickl H&A, FR, new carpet, Sc. porch. 539.900 - 323•5774 Day or Night REALTY WORLD. ________ ________ (0) - The Real Estate Agency ________ Spacious 3 BR, 28 luxury home, pool, tropical paradise. Many Many extras. Must see. All for sss,00. VAFHA terms available, 3BR.lBon2lotti. all fenced, FP, lots of shade tr.es. Only S29,00. __ _______ ___ Inc., Realtors Lakefront living is avail. in this elegant 3 BR, lB home, Situated on 4½ acres complete w.lB, lB guest cottage. Won't last long at S%',OOO. 2435' S French (17-92) Sanford 2 choice bldg. lots in Dreamwold 323 5324 ___________________________ $7000 for both. 1 acre bldg. sit.) on lake off Longwood.Lk Mary Rd. Good terms. 513.300. • I 4½ acres on Orange Blvd. in Paola. Owner will finance. $34,430, I I I TWOPLUSIWOISFOUR And That's A Facti ClassifiedAds Gets Results And That's A Fact Toot $3,500 DOWN will buy 10 acresdeeded access to the St. Johns River. REALTOAtS flIOknfondAv.. 322'79fl OWN FOR LESS ThAN RENT MODELS ON DISPLAY COMPARE THESE FEATURES: LAROE POOL. CLUR HOUSE AREA - INO. 3 BR, 1' B, economical gas wall furnace I. range. Fenced rear yd., convenient location, LR & Fta. rm., w w carp., $29,000. STEMPER AGENCY - REALTOR 322 4991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves. 349 5400 322 1959 Lovely I BR homew-OR, FP, w w carp. Ideal for couple or single person. Close to downtn. $24,000. ALL FLORIDA REALTY MOBILE HOME LIVING AT ITS FINEST- Many, many custom features in this lovely) Bdrm, 2 Bath mobile home. Large corner lot with beautiful view of St. Johns River, In. ciudes cover,d boat slip at Leisure World. 1 year warranty. $39,500. MINI.MINI RANCH-i Plus acres, horses O.K. Im. maculate 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath. study, Florida room, fireplace and many more extras. Beautiful wooded acre. Zoned A1. $79,900. Room for an office with 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath home toenloy. One-half acre zoned commercial on sy four lane. Owner may assist wIth financing, $34,900. __________________ LIST HOWl Call Walt Cappel 323-6100 Knowles Realty Inc. REALTOR 423.3005 SANFORD $13,000 . $3,000 down, $302.41 P.1. per monthforl0 y's. 10.5 APR. Seller hold mortgage, noQualifying. 2,BR, some turn., 1g. lot with trees. CRANK CONST. I REALTY REALTOR 530-4051 P EAL TV WORLD Build to Suit our lot or yours PHAVA, PHA 3351243 — M. Unsworth Realty CARRIAGE COVE s ,42i 3Mi.E.sf 11.92 SANFORD MON..SUfd. 9:35A.M. 1:33P.M. - - - MIS 3331041orev15,3330517 - - '1. baA ' . - - . •"&. ' u,,,$ FURNITURE-BEDDING. Wholesale to all. Orlando Whole sale Furn. 2500 IndustrIal Blvd.. Orlando__ - ______ 76—Auto Parts - NEW-RECONDITIONED BATTERY SHOP 107W 2th 'i1 flu MQP Fri 730530 Sat. 7:30 12:30 ____ - - 68—Wanted to Buy I _____ - - Used tiAl ¶,.e hold-motel bed ding. Very clean, $11.9Sea PC. Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-92, So. of Sanford 3225721. _____________________________ - - ___________ - 77-Junk Cars Removed Top Dollar Paid for junk & used cars, trucks & heavy equipment. 322-5990 - Beauty Shop Equipment 51116800r3223285 - - - -- - - —________ AntiQues at'd Modern Furniture One piece or houseful Bridges Antlquc 323 2B '--------- - - BUY JUNK CARS FromSl0to$50 Call 3221671; 327-1460 - - -- .'!F (lilY USED FURNITURE, APPLIANCES & PLUMBING FIXTURES. Jenkins Fur titture. 705 F 25th St 3?] 0981 IFTHISISTHEDAVI0buyanev I ear. see todAy's Classified ad. 43-Lots-Acreage - _______ 51 II usGs 76—Auto Parts - Will buy junk Auto Batteries, $150 Battery Shop 107W 2711'. St 37i 9111 Larrys Mart, 215 Santord Ave, Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture, Refrig., stoves, tools __________ -. — - Cash 3224132 - WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY. SELL. TRADE 311 31SF First St 322 5672 ______ I __ 41—Houses ---------- — ______________ 79—Trucks.Tratlers - I 76 F 150 ton Ford P U. With 1'UWNITUR1 & THINGS ______________________ I rack over bed. $3700. Call 322Buy & Sell OSTEEN I 8851 after 5 p.m ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED HAL COLBERT REALTY PC. NewI Used Furniture 10 acres or more PIONEER Top Prices Paid 500 S. Sanford Ave. ACRES. Hue out your own 323 6593 MULTIPLE LISTING REALTC -Used, any condition 6.4 8126 homestead, bean 1350 Pioneer 80—Autos for Sale Wt,' buy used? New brand name in 1960. As little as $1,000 dwn, ____________________________ Home & Office or Beauty Sht p box springs & matlresses at 20 WE BUY USED FURNITURE & good terms. pct, above dealers cost. Twin, APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur Commercial Zoned, 2507 Laur-el full size, queen & king. Jenkins niture Salvage 322 8721 I ARE YOU INTERESTED? Ave. 3 PP. 1': B, $44,900. Furniture, 205 F 25th St 323 DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION S acre tiled farm. 095). ----40 acre orange grove. -323.7832 Hwy 92, 1 mile west ot Speedway, 71--Antiques 900 pasture. ½ off of total Inventory of brand Daytona Beach, will hold a Eves. 327 0612. 322 1387, new lnterspring bedding These public AUTO AUCTION every 322 III?, 322 7177 H. Ernest MORRIS r beds are not damaged or 207 E. 25th St. Tuesday & Saturday at 730 It's OCALA seconds but brand new top line the only one in Florida You set Rag. REAL ESTATE Broker bedding sets only! Free local ANTIQUES SHOW the reserved price. Call 904 23529ON.i?.2,CasseIberry,Fl. delivery. Noll's Sanford Fur 83)1 for further details. 4 s6 534.3300 Eve. $423659 niture Salvage, 17-92, So. of City Auditorium Fri & Sat. 1 Sanford. 332.3771. BATEMAN REALVY pm. to9 p.m.- Sunday I pm. I JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'69 N' LookIng for garden equipment? ------ - ----Peg. Real Estate Broker Rettig. RepOAMANA 17 cu ft. Sold '75 models. Call 3399100 or 834 to 6 pm Admission $2.00 Read today's classified ads for 2640 Sanford Ave. originally $514, now 5746 or $71 1605 Dealer) -entire show. good buys. 321.0759 THE CHAPMAN SHOWS mo.Agent 3395336. '63 Dodge Dart, 192$ Singer Futura Fully au — — Coot? mech ron'd inSoected repossessed, used very short $300. 322 6721 72-Auction VA-F HA-235.Con. Homt55 MAYFAIR GOLF COURSE LOT time. Original $53, bal. $151 or _________________________ I -_______________________ 90'x200' WITH A SPLEN. $31 mo. Agent 339.5354, Low Down Payment 1972 Buick Century DEROUS VIEW. OVER. For Etöte Commerciol & ReSi C'OOD CONDITION Cash for your lot! Will build I LOOKS SMALL LAKE. dentlal Auctions 8. Appraisals. 52—Appliances '.650 322-14.47 your lot ot our lot. _____________________________ Call Deli's Auction, 373-5620. $20,000. HURRYI V Enterprise, Inc. Medel Inc., Realtor i'u rope GE deluxe maul 4443C ! 55 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED Sold orig. $109.35 used snort COUNTY ROAD FRONTAGE 4 PcI. interest to quallfleI time. BaI. $139.14 or $1.33 mo. IN OSTEEN AREA. U00 PER buyers. New homes wit Agent 339.1316. ACRE WITH TERMS. monthly payments under $251 . KENMORE WASHER-part Low down payments. 322-22*1 33 ACRES LAKEFRONT HIGH ServIce, Used Machines. GROUND, TALL PINES MOONEY APPLIANCES 1J 4ij 1I OVER 600' FRONTAGE ON 323-0697 Ii MILE LONG LAKE. IDEAL Ioa.uI' I: k I FOR MOBILE HOME PARK, MICROWAVE $262,500 TOTAL. Push button controls, has arousei, stIll in warranf'y. 'two' S ACRES NEAR TRANSFER $449, Originally assume STATION OFF UPSALA RD. YC5t'S HOIT* Improvements payments of $21 mo. Agen3 339 24 UR 322-9283 NEEDS FILL. EXCELLENT $334. ______________________ TERMS. TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON W. Garnet? White Retrig. Sears Cold Spot 14 cu ft, CUSTOM HOMES BUILT formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook Rag. Real Estate Broker wh, good cond., $100. 33) 9)37 REMODELING& REPAIR 519 F. 1st St., 327-3742 JOHN KPIDER ASSOC. aft 6, all day wkends. 5G. BALINT 3225663 107W. Commercial Phone 322-7651, Sanford Carpentry, Painting, Roofing, a. Ceramlcflle 53—p/.Radjo.Stereo _________________________ Gen. RepaIrs. Licensed & NOQUALIFYING-3 BR home, JCom.a Bonded. Free Estimates 373. p MEINTZER TILE New Central HIA & carpet. 6035 after 5 p.m. Stereo,000dworkingorder New or repair, leaky Showers our Owner will finance w $30 SEIGLER REALTY specialty, 25 yrs. Exp. $69 $362. substantial dwn. $33,000. 322 322 4364 2257. BROKER ______________________ NO LONGER USED CAMPING Black&WhitelV's GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL 24395. MyrtleAveS2Oea. while they last IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED es.smaking Orlando AD, HERB'S TV ______________________ Sanford 327-1317 2391 S. Sanford Ave. 323-1734 321-0640 Alterations, Dressmaking 1 Man, quality operation Color console TV, POIZ ftALTV Drapes, Upholstery lyrs.exp Patios,Oriveways Panasonic stereo with casLake Mary, Lakeview with 322.0707 "'f REALTOR MLS etc Wane Beat. 327-132) sette, $15; 81k & Wh port. TV, gentle slope & trees. 100' x 170'. 223.3673 Eve 333-3636 530. 323 6670. $9,500. 'Ywall EVERY DAY someone is looking GoodusedTV's,s2$&up HAPPY NEW YEAR for what you have to sell. Call FORREST GREENE MILLERS todayandyourClassifiedAdwill In your own 2-story, 4 BR home. REALTORS INC. )rywall, Ceilings, and Walls 2êl9OnlandoDr. Ph.3U-0332 Move right in £ enjoy lhl appear here tomorrow. $30.4133or339.47115vol. --repaired. Res, & Comm.. spacious living area, the nex TV repo 19" Zenith. Sold orig. Remodel & Additions. ____________________________ CH-A I a real flr.plac.. Loti $192.73 bal. $113.16 or $17 mo. Call 531-5399or 662 0136 It's easy to place a Classified Ad more to tell you, so call todayl Agent 339.5334. LaWn&LalKIscapIng ...We'llevenhelpyouwordit. $42,500 I will go VA.FHA too. Call 322-2611. Don't pile no longer needed itern PUgh as an elephant's eye. Place Exec. office space for lease _____________________________ 55-Boats & Accessories CERTIFIEDLAWN a classified ad, and pile the Great location on 17.92. OO sq. .ots&Aa'es & LANDSCAPING money In your walleil ft. Brand new bldg. Verl ROBSON MARINE FREE ESTIMATES 372-7902 rstsd reasonable. _______________________________ 2927 Hwy. 1792 _____________________________ Sanford,Fla.32771 LARGE LOT OR 3 to S ACRES Fir.od Painting 42—biIe Homes 43' Nautaline houseboat, sleeps ______________________ WITH TREES AND GOOD C, comp. eqpt. galley, heed, ACCESS. REPLY P. 0. BOX lower state room, auto. pilot, 1793, SANFORD, FL 3377), 12*60. '74 Jamis,2BR, II AAA Tree Service I firewood. A&BPAIPITING all extras. Carpeted inside & GIVING DESCRIPTION, Asking $4,000 Oak & Pine, you p-u or we ResidefluiallCommerCial out. 46$ $11,000463 4965 or LOCATION AND PRICE. 323-0111 deliver. 339-5242. Webuy wood. 041' 322-3732 aft $ 775-4137 _______________ Sat our beautiful new BROAC 4-CommercIaI Properly STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If MORE, front & rear BR's. Groonng& Boalding FREE ESTIMATES Classified Ads didn't work GREGORY MOBILE HOMJI there wouldn't All Work Guaranteed be any, Established plumbing supply I 1303 Orlando Or. 321-IN icensed service business 6or sale, Inc. 323-5537 Insured VA & PPM Financino Animal Haven Kennels tools, fixtures, Inventory I - Thank You, Thank You rchandlse 59—Mjsical real estate. Call W. Malic. for being my customers I ___________________ 43-Lots-Acreage iowskl, REALTOR 322.7113. friends. If there's a better way Painting & Repair Pianos I organs as low as $93. to say it I don't know how, may BeautIful S acre tract lakefront GuItars 10 pet off. Amplifier, you be richly blessed. Best 47—Roll Estati Vsntad Seminole Woods, Geneva drums, etc. Bob Bails Discount wishes Randal Rowe. EUTSLER PAINTING I. $21,000. Music Center, 2202 French Ave. REPAIR-Interior Exterior We buy your equity, close In 24 hrs. 3222221. ,.RFEESTIMATESCaII 363-5312 Houøning WI also Nave choke lots In othaf AWARD REALTY, INC. sections of Volusia COuntS tw,10o 61--BuiIng AtstiaIs from 5)710. - HousiwivesCijaning Service Quality workmanship. No lob too Personalized, fast, dependable NEED HELP? ACTION REALTY small or big, Interior or cx. Regular or 1 time basis Lumber. roofing shingles, C-all Harold Hall tenor. Pressure cleaning 372OF CENT. FLA. 671 S364 WeDOwashwindowst slidIng glass doors, interior & RedIty Inc., REALTOR. 333-5774 0011. 73&NM extenlordoors,Ig.officeblack. Lena Waite, Aslociat. board I bulletin board, metal lassif led Ads are the smallest big Loskig your horns I credit? I will 3604115 shelving, paneling, formica new's items you will find caldt up back payment, & buy sheets, 1g. m.laI files, metal anywhere. equity, 3324115. Laheview i; Lock Arbor. 101' Rfng workbench, ali.steel entrance paved road, 340' deep. gate grill. 323.3130'. Beautiful viiw acrees Crystal 47.A—Msi$geges SougM impffi Lake. Only vacant lot in area. ATTENTION HOMEOWNERS WANT TO SI! A WONDER A) ____________________ $14,910. &SoM WORK? Place a Classified Ad In Carpentry, Painting, Malnt. New Year's Speciall IS pet. off the (wining Herald today, during January on re-roof. S of all types. LIc. Bonded Will buy III & Sldmortiagn. Wi yr. workmanship guarantee.' .3234031 Insured I34j also' mike Real Estate 1. Expert Roofing. 323-7473. ø1u513ASGSId.n -REAL ESTATE Business Ness. Florida Mw'. REALTOR, .771411 gage Investment, 1313 1. Orange Ave., Suite 234, Winter FII.LDIITITOP SOIL SACRE BUILDING$ITE YELLOW SAND i Park 1-302.1779. ADJACENT CHI.IIA VISTA Call Clark & Hirt 323.7310 I i We buy equity in houses, apt 5., 1 ON SN 13. FiNEST HIGH DRY, CLEAREL3, FORMER vacant land, Lucly InAFRICAN VIOLETS vestments, P.O. Boa 29, TheOreenhous, CITRUS. GOOD TERMS 3729)41 Sanford. 332.4741. $19,100. CAL 5.644 3670 Fvesafterêlw,ekemsds I - a — -- -------- - ----------- - - _____________________________ - - - - -------- - - ____________ - . - - -- — - - . RIALTY [H CROC!ETT - - - - - — -.- _________________ 43-B- - — — _________________ - - REALTOR - - / — - m / C'.reetingsfrom Sanford Auctuo. 1215 S French Closed Pecer'iber 2? thru Januar- y J N('*t AuctiOn utj,1y 7 Watch or ads - 323. - - AND'LJT71.E tAHOOZI1'S' ' - - - -. ___________ , - ino as pertnsrs -- *, ____ .--- December * 14,l_ nips m, - lbs Iris) thaI hi bootlegger BobbLUac.ls 1lall.1rd j I%of ff Iffidolsidnad Jfl$•fl fm le Mw'lqr sth rNl3for such $4$ ..1..1 toe. CIrcuit Court born,, pd 1hm with - ad '"id I ". - - Sicliow $ ; 13Of1 jWeNlD - ___ - - ATTENTION: Des Coleman - - Avipap o - -- - - lanisrI, Fharl', . , ,,, ' iI ' $iCONRADING: Jonuary I Tr*1w,*) A - '-- I .--., - -.- - - - -- -- --- ---- ---.----- OP THE CITY OF SANFORD, PLOOIIDA TI'OMNS WINesi. Ill 4Rm.FvrQajage 0.- - - -- ', He!kers. Eli's IRIGS —.—_ ._ -__4$) A Lisp $II Citizens, Sfltleen$ ry Sag bS, 313 Lv,, _________________ '1.rTi:t Free o • NUS ksipu, , Howe - - - - - - V*perlen - sass uv ExPerienced in asv - - Now, Call rn-sn __________________ Lensu_s, 'a, s hi, CaliBart - - - - , - II I - ',1 ---- - - S -- -, IMrighltorstany.na css klcafrilict iOWeiye any inforp,s4Bi.g ir thu ____ Billy I. Painter L*atby Pointer PtIbiush Dec.10. ,& ions, 13, ' f*ii ordkanceq or hA ROAR ET K AD1R Ports el ierdey r*14If Ne bId *18 *ttli&awø SlCTIOW This etlisasce penal 5130 days subsiquepi to tie ATTORNEY FOR PUSONAI. JSfI"ff effective Im. RIP*IIEWTATIVE:; I OPEN UNTiL. S'S . - - *esontative and -'RIITAUIA$y. Ill East v rcsveffecl 730 days at sacner If pmls. erp).ner..,s t ----.-.- — ---.5- - — -_-'r'- I I I - , To List Your Business... DIQI 322-2611 or 831-9993 - .4 -5- -. - a 5. - I - - - SeaSOnS I _________________ - ' uWH1a1AMtaGH - --. -. __________________ CITY WATER and SEWER INCLUDED 'ADULT ONLY and FAMILY SECTIONS - '' INVENTORY MORE 'TRY lb SCIFIC 14AN - Ix_ • ____ ____ - TAKE BROKER 2439 S. Myrtle Ave. Sanford Orlando 321 0a.so 327-1377 frontage in Osteen. Presently grove. $13,000 total on good terms. . I •' • - ,.q,, IIJiE?4 IAIE ilL RIGHT. SEItLER REALTY 2½ acres, prime highway I _ - 1 - Inc REALTOR, MLS position in Orlando area. Have - 1 3 BEDROOM, COZY FIRE. PLACE, NICELY WOODED 2 ACRES IN A COUNTRY SET. TING, FENCED FOR YOUR PRIVACY. LIVE STOCK WELCOME. PARTIALLY EQUIPPED WITH FARM ANIMALS. $39,900. START THE NEW YEAR OFF ______________________ See to believe-I BP.LR-. FR- Garage - Walk to Townbuy $175 month. By owner, 109 W. 3rd 373-0197. _________________________ - 'tll"' SUPER NICE 2 BEDROOM, CARPETS, HEAT, FAMILY ROOM, LIKE NEW CONDI. TION. $29,500. COME-A-. RU NN IN'. $13 AN'YTIME Cash to mort. Lovely 3 BR on.. Multiple L..isting Service approx. 13rd acre w. landscaping galore, New C. 4 BORM, 2 BATH, 2 story home 2565 HA, dream kIt., + cathedral in picturesque part of Sanford, - ceilings. Just $33,300. PARK 'Large rooms, exterior done in REALTOItS aluminum sIding. Perfect for ) ________________________________ $37,900. ce 323.222 corner lot. 1 year warranty. Off I 'Harold Hall Realty Branch _____________________________ ( °" •'. 72—Auction - -. (-7.2? Sanford's Sales Leader OF SANFORD REALTOR 25uS. French Ave. LAKE MONROE Oeceas.d m I that the annexation of said Group Prices. Each bidder is -•----- 62ø—Farm Equip. for Sale ----------H BUlL tAlNc.S!! LAST CHANCE Side by-Side refrigerator, $75; AT THFSF PRICES!! All picnic table, w-2 benches, Steel. pre enginenr.'d clear full size baby bed w mattress, $25; Oak porch rockers, $29.95; ! Span buildingS (Major Mfg.i All buildings have 25 lb wind 'natal Office desk, 570. Jenkins load and large framed rurniture, 205 F 25th St 323 (1911 opening 30.48'. I?' for 40.48.14' or NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll 14.94900, 3O 72'. Ii or find him listed in our Business 56.797 00. 48.96.14 for DIrectory. $897500 F 0 B Factory Call 9.I Linoleum Rugs $14.99 collect 9 a m 106 p 305 3)1 ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 7 310 SanfordAve. 3275791 ---- SUPER! 3 BR. 18 Brittany style homeoverlooking Mayfair golf course! Every imaginable feature! BPP WARRANTED. Jt $67,750. MAGNIFICENT Oaks shade this 3 BR, 28 in ICtyIlwiICte w-tormøi LP 1. DR. white brick FP & privacy fenced corner lot. $32,500. Department of L.gal AffaIrs, The — OIVh,NIA LAKEFRONT! 2BR. lB cottaoe on a spacious landscaped lott Eat-in-kit., FIa,rm. & porch. A super deal for $29,900. FANTASTICI 3 BR, 28 brick home in ldyilwlldel Many custom, features on a 1g. Landscaped loti Only $62,900. " _________________ ________ H. Ernest MORRIS Sr. _tei ____________________ Paroled by Roger Bollen ________________________ 50—Miscellaneous INVESTORS SPECIAL Rentisl income. 3 BR, lB. owner 'ermns. $23,300. - _____ ____________ vs. FUNNY BUSINESS 41—Houses _______________________ - - 41—Houses ---- 4 • 4 _______________________ .32—Houses UnfurnjShe(J I I I ,-'. ,.., , �,__a_•_d 0 ,•, I 0 613—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. 111101111111111 - ... - •• • • . . I How Will A , • •.•- ;: - ,. . - • , . : ,• . . I Sunday, Dec. 30, W -- 111111111111111111110111 By RICK VAN SANT CINCINNATI (UN) What will your life be like in the 190? Your car will be almost totally controlled by a computer, you may make your telephone calls on a small transistorized phone you carry in your pocket and you may read news headlines about the first band of nuclear terrorists. But, disco m usic will still be around, Those are some of the predictions assembled by a group of scholars at the University of Cincinnati for the 198k. A sampling of their expectations for the decade Just ahead: Cars: "By 1989, your car will be almost BUSINESS Sandroni's Restaurant Set For January In Sanford Sandroni's, a new Italian restaurant, will open in downtown Sanford in late January. The establishment will he located at 300 E. Commercial. St. The restaurant Is owned by Julio Sandroni, whose family has been well known for fine Italian dell foods in the Orlando area for more than 30 years. Sandroni, who once crowned as the "meatball king," will feature fine Italian cooking on his menu. Other featured items will be seafood, prime ribs, and charbroiled steaks. A lunch menu will be available and cocktails will be served on request with all meals. Sandroni is currently redecorating the restaurant. which is at the site of the former Ruby ChineseAmerican Restaurant. - I . WW W - Child Care Program - . sing - Hottest Maik•t: Tsrr• HOute - wAsahlq1Il (UPI) A law aw,uy his "çhod IS Ire.01uagactivtyitwIemespeMadhobslbsheUeul kiustug saphols is 3110. . - T__3.Co of isdbjhlagpMiaws,uestysv'stcjii foreend' ad e 1070 Marho Inc.: IWi. fI. lit, up $ pkcnd; ALiJL.1. Colt., up - 10 pemeul; W. V. Vs., up l$ reM; the 140% OW Wo Kim, up IS petosdI Geeçisheriugh. up 1$ perosit; Boise. Wlnd1*4alem ar 01 North Diago, up 14 1s,up1$ percent; eM; £th, Mhem., up Upwe.t; P"'thIs, 10 paamI ad St. Louis, up 1, Car ftols N..d.di DiLan.y '.— - FodiensvasiIa oft upbWbgtsade. work slow In theuew year could he 1WlJg Now mandatory gee .uply cli is the Mats is vii as aft ma.iy. a.i,. Imam, UniwrIty of Florida's NlPidt 1" W ood Agricultural kIe.N (WhO), £a!:J1u Pbrida could redece its energy eoswwnptics let I •1eu hr psrcenttolI per eM Vøpercndofaiworberspoohd ' ' 1 1, I LVel now be" and buy something elee," said Jackson W. Goss, . ____ - '11w .me euw true for the *U 86.yesroI4 grp," "Dnand for basIng leM not gated — But, 0* ttoualarty within the 1440 3S-year.old age group," where j - . - 4 - • ,. ,' ,),,I, - '' - ; ,•• - — - • __ - — ___ _ shimd what to watch for, Mrs. Cook was aware of soon. conurned discoufort but w AbosdlaLahe awoke with mempslzs but decided to walt fore caiIthg her doctor. "1 finally called him aroadt am. aid .qwie 11w sItuation," she said. "I went in and fivad I p too far into labor to Mop It" Mrs. Cook called her huibsrd at work and, cm I doctors . - 1 'j - -- - - • __ hsd1,'dWgotothshalinWiIterPkbutlft1wbsbV wee going to be urn this early, 11* center in Orlando had a with prima. MoMs. - more .ve facility for into the labor room for elusr,aUon wound "I loom," said Mrs. Cook, Inst she soon realised abs was there for mwe W" labor psJra , • / :T ____ • - - ___ ,; J J Ii - ___ 4v -: •" ,'• '-'. ''7 i- A L 7 ,ii~"__ - ' " I. 4 ' I . • ---•- • .- - 0 - -- -, / - '- ' - ;. ___ - I / ,..e 'P ___ ____ - ___ ___ ______ 1 - - •— Miracle Baby Erica - ad her mother, Mrs Gary Cook ' I 1' - •,, __ - . it ' :z - - • -, ' —' - - ' e- '!" '•'' I i •.-'.- c 'f'',.".,_.S:_----- -. (? *•• 1,1 : '-'. ;•' -1 6 L looks like and when you see tier it just knocks you over. She was just skin and bones. It hurt to see her. You could ice the veins, the blue ones and the red ones, and you could only touch. You couldn't hold her." Even while she was in the incubator, Irica recognized her parents, touch. "They know that touch,' said Mrs. Cook, "and they thrive on it." Her husband would rub Erica's back, one finger almost covering it. She would turn and move tow ants ids finger and let him rub her some inure. With a child so small, complications can easily set in. ,\ cold can be deadly when the child is too small and weak to fight it off. Despite her small size Erica had few problems but then she developed two heart murmurs. The first began when she was less than two-weeks-old but medication was able to correct a valve problem. At six weeks - another developed which seemed more serious. "She looked bad," said Mrs. Cook. "We didn't expect tier to make it, She had no color, no movement and she's usually very active." Several doctors were consulted and they decided it was best not to operate. "We came home and said a lot of prayers, but Erica decided to get down to business and get out of there ilie next day she was line," Even so her weight had dropped to one pound, five ounces before she finally stabilized and started to gain weight. When something like this happens the parents often mistakenly blame themselves and the Cooks were no different. "You never think it could happen," said Mrs. Cook, but when something does happen to your child there is the guilt, the self doubts. Had she gained enough weight? What did she do wrong? Could she have done something different" After the depression came the realization that it was God's plan and there was no reason to blame themselves. Erica was a fighter and was determined to survive. "She just wanted to make It," said her mother. "She had too much to do." After three months in the hospital, Erica came home, Upping the scales-at four pounds, five ounces. Word spread through the neighborhood and people came by to see her at her home, 1521 Noble Street. Between a good friend and her grandmother. Erica has all the clothes she can ever wear and "she's spoiled rotten," said Mrs. Cook. At Christmas Erica weighed about eight pounds and is still a little anemic but the Cooks feel the worst Is behind them for their "miracle baby." She also lets her parents know if things we not to her liking. "Just because she is small," said Mrs. Cook, "doesn't mean she doesn't have a good set of lungs." - - • I, "When you go up to visit for, the first time, it just about knocks you over," she remembered. "You know what a baby ' __ ___ - "They have to want to make it," said Mrs. Cook, speaking about Erica and other premature babies. "The doctors can do only so much, they have to have spunk and fight." Erica had the spunk and she fought to stay alive but when Mrs. Cook saw her for the first time It was still a shock. •-' - - manyare lQekli for their ft* beass or csdainIn, "We're ngly saying to r loin imoers, -_I 11w vey found the tc 10 cities In housing activity at the times, be mote lMeM thus yas normally would " and 01 November wesi: Denver; Pcrtland, me.; San Diego; Weaver said di agency, which pr—ally *1 71; Orlando, Fin.; the KnoxvWe-amatta,aga area in direct loans and loan guaranties "ww be Tames..; Providence, RI. WhseIh, W. Va.; St. Louis; and respoiwive to rsissts" f or deferment of ad Anchorage, Al'ka. forms 01 loan relief. , I I When your baby is barn two months early and welgtw less lbs two pounds, each day and each hour she remains alive is something to be thankful for and to be celebrated. And for Erica's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Robed Beth. of Sanford, Christmas jobably was eztraipeclal this year. Mrs. Belne had spoken of the "miracle baby" and her progress as being "touch and go." Mw Cooks were expecting their child wound Oct. 10. It was their first and they were both happy and hockthgforwardtothe event They had both enrolled in the prenatal c's. at Winter , Park Memorial hospital to help prepare them-for parenthood. Ou Tuesday, July 17 Mrs. Cook bed just bed ii, sixth month check up and everything looked good. 11wt night We two 01 ________________________ them wqnt to class at the hospital with the other expectant parents to kern the exercises and breathing tectuidquss 01 natural childbirth. TheCbckshadonlybeentoacoupls01c' and their chI3d wu not due for a couple ofmonthe yst. Erics had other ideas. LookIng back to the night of the class, Mrs. Cook sold, "I was hi labor then but didn't realize It." Net having had a child - See lurk Home, Page 21' ZrICU VVaS A acravv er — - • WASHINGTON (UP!) -The 5fla A&n has unveiled a now set of pollcie.almsd WOW b'm1sm irish. It through (he eco "We can defer a loin for as many as several ysem," RA MbnIator A. Vernon Weaver te4 a "We can stretch out loam. so the IneMIrJyps' • - I A VZ, Jane Burk on porch overlooking adjoining screened pool. By TOM NEIIEL At 6:56 that evening Erica Dawn Cook was born weighing 1 Herald Staff Writer pound, 12 ounces. Even with round the clock Intensive care, the Christmas came and went for Erica Dawn Cook. chances for a baby that small surviving are very slim. "They For her it was not something to get excited about; but when told me she was very, very small," said Mrs. Cook, and right you are only six-months-old, it Is hard to get excited about from the beginning the medical staff told them of the dif. except maybe a warm bottle and a dry diaper. ficulties to be expected and were careful not to build up any Wlyttth5 For Erica's parents, Gary and Gall Cook, It was another false hope. But Erica was a "scrapper from the very beginmatter. It was their first Christmas as parents but for a very nine." long time, the Longwood couple were not thinking that far New Guidelines May Help - Many of the furnishings and acconipan ing accessories are umqx)rts from the lurk's travels sbine are contemporary, some have old world charmmi and some are as traditionally American as apple imit' Mrs. lurk says her favorite colors are yellow and gold, the dominating colors in the interior decor. 'liit-e tones coordinated with white, such as a fringed rug in the living room and another white rug in t hi' mu iii', room and brass accents reflect the epitumuit' (f elegance. A folding Japanese print hangs over a gold Wimuu.sk ' ___ whist they - '- - - - 11111111111 BUsiness '4 The American Aoc1ation of University Women (AAUW) will present an interna tional panel discussion on cur.rent topics of Interest. will be the issues of the changing family roles and conservation and development of natural resources in other countries. The Columbian Consul, Del Coreal Gabriel, will be on the panel. The meeting will bein the Activity Room of Sears In the Altamonte Mall at 7:30 on Thursday. For further information call Barbara Green,862-3254, or Denver Raid N2- - ' - u .• -- • -, - .--- •• -- - I - - Panel Discussion Set way," The national survey 01 lenders, builders and realtors also w Interest rate, have driven some older bsyersoidof the housing nwhot Some housing prices are Martlngtodidlns. _ 11wre lvi been a noticeable decline, the survey said, In sales to WINIM ___ 0tYnents5"—parestswhoeectgidflnno 1onpr liv. at hem. 'l1wy em 1o~1ag vary bard at high mIscast ratis and r - --- — - - - - - - - - ___ . l , 'w ~I V.v . - - • • - '- - - :;.-' ' . I I ' ' - k1 . - — - flff*rad - — - . Child care training for adults is continuing at the Child Development Center of Seminole Community College. The programdewlopedbySeminoleCommunftycduegein " io association with Community Coia*nated Child Care of .lra1 Florida (4C's) is scheduled to begin Jan. 7, M. With an emphasis on competence, the course will use , classroom and laboratory experiences through which students can develop and refine child care skills. Adults and out-of-school youths ever 16-years-old may apply now for admission at the registrar's office, Seminole • Community College. For more information call SCC. - class," he said. Shoemaker explained that the prit-t' of tnoi ies has increased about :10 or 40 percent during the past buy years. A home purchased for $40,000 10 years :Igo would bring between $80,000 and $90,000 today, he said Shoemaker stressed the need for low cost building in the area. lie believes the main market for homes during the first two months of 1980 will be retirees hi' have sold their home elsewhere. Other new homeowners will be people relocating in business In the meantime, hionies are still being 1)11111 and sold During 1979, new, fashionable subdivisions ert' born in Seminole. Other resints built custom hunies. Among the retirees settling down in the area are the Burks. who have been living in their custom ii bui lt tiumut' about 13 months. "Florida is the last place we expected to retire," said Jane Burk of 117 Cove ilidge Lane, Sweetwater, Longwood. Her husband, the retired major general William A. lurk, spent 35 years in the army where he saw action in the Korean and Vietnam conflicts, lie is employed by the Martin-Marietta Co., Orlando. The lurks are from Tulsa, Okla ., and Mrs. lurk joined tier husband on service tours in IA,ndon, Ankara, Turkey; Athens, Greece and the Philippines. The family includes sons, Steven, who is on the faculty at the University of North Carolina, and Michael, a student at Duke University. Their custom built home, which took live months to complete, was ready for occupancy the end of 19Th. "Our builder Jack Reynolds did such a good job." Mrs. Burk said. "There were no hassles and everything went according to plans. I would build anoth& house tomorrow." The home with 3,300 feet of living area, might be considered a decorator's dream. It is inviting arni. It is a place to relax a place to entertain . - — -' future. Shoemaker said that during the first three quarters of 1979, building was above the average, lie cited the increased interest rates in the last quarter as the reason for the decline. The longtime Sanford builder said he believes that building will definitely decline in 1980. He pointed out that within the Sanford ci'nmunity, people cannot afford the monthly payments For a home. Most of the population here Is the "working class and retired Who was it that said, "A man's home is his castle?" The antiquated cliche may take on a new meaning in today's world of inflation. Four simple walls probably cost more than a castle In days of yore. With spirling costs on the rampage. Sanford builder A K. Shoemaker Jr. says he "is not too optimistic at this point" over the building Industry In the Immediate Prenatal classes for expectant mothers and fathers will be offered by Seminole Memorial Hospital from 7 to p.m. on Tuesdays starting Jan. 8 and continuing through Jan. 29. The course will cover physical and emotional changes during pregnancy Including danger signals, fetal development, mild conditioning exercises, nutrition, smoking and drugs, labor and delivery including available medication and anesthesia. The course Is free of charge to those who plan to deliver at SMH and $3 for those expecting to use the facilities of another hospital. For Information call SMH Nursing Education office, 3224511, extension 607 - . - Hb - By DORIS DIETRICH OURSELVES Editor Prenatal Classes To Open — - Imports From Travels Fill Burk Home 1 A cast call for the Central Florida Civic Theatre Guild's innual trouping play is scheduled Jan. 4, at 10 a.m. at the Edyth Bush Theatre, Loch Haven Park. No experience is necessary. Tryouts must be willing to rehearse and perform In the morning during school hours. For more Information, call Trisha Margeson, 6474888. • - Army Retiree In Second Career Cast Call Scheduled Average American Should Pay LOss In 1980 regular IWI rlguar niHi f $11,44k mile" 11.070 and primiulu, liii. Ths lowed price for as grads 01 ga,thw was food In both Venice and cily whore "Odar was $SS ow 011.4 am Donna Estes of Longwood, a staff writer for The Evening }Ierald, made the Dean's List at Valencia Community . ;: CoUege, Orlando, for Semester I. Mrs. Estes, a full time CC student, Is majoring in allied legal services. will be faced to revarnp their retailing cvwepts to keep PON with the lifestyl.e switch of the energy-conscious shopper. Those were the conclusions of a Commerce Department study on the fu'Lure of the retail trade Industry. "rising cost of ev confihues to cloud t du try's outlook this year and into the foreseeable future," the study said. "With rising gasoline prices, consumers may reduce number of thehr tripe to suburban shopping malls, limit the scope of their comparison shopping, concentrate on local shopping arid Increase their 'one-stop' shopping." According to the study, there already Is movement by retailers to diversify the types and lines Of merchandisethey CAM. "Drug, variety, general merchandise, hardware and small department stores are candidates for broadening their P5 chandise lines to boost sales and revenues based on One-stop shopping," tise study The study ialso predicted the location of future retail outlets may be chan god because of the expected change In Mopping habits. "In the past, new stores were located In the path of expand. Ing suburbUs," the study said. "In the future, popula tion may become staUonary or may return to the -city, In which case stores plawsd for completion beyond the population fringe Calvin Sherman. biomass cmakant to the Florida Solar Energy Center, displays cassava tubers, the source of tapioca. The tuberam m ay one day be a source of alcohol for TOVxes Average Over $1 — - : ' Sunday, Dic. 30, 1t7-1C Mrs. Estes Makes Dean's List WASHINGTON(UPI)—Gasollneprlceincreasesmayforce Americans to change their shopping habits In the early 1910s, such as cutting back on the number of trips to suburban shopping Asaresultof thechange,stores — both largeandsmauj- - Regular gasoline is now over $1 per 111811a series Florida according to the hInd AM Chii 01 FlorIda gasoline price and avaI$hbWt Regular Is now $1.017ao. lbs stats, uç by LI cents pergath days. ua1sadndeactad$us1 and prenhan, $1073. Unladed Iow,u.d by Ii cents Per gllna month and pre"uln'u. was uçL3cob per gallon since November.. gesollas Is up by 10 Since aristmak 107$, perceit or 34.7 cents per gallon. The avere prize inson all three grades hiss been 4$psro.i*weir the last year. The Mid Floilda Chapter of the National Foundation of I .e March of Dimes will again sponsor the Tenth Annual :ntiques Show, to be held in the City Auditorium, N.E. .I Janches Street, Ocala. j. Hours for the three-day event are: Friday and Saturday, to 9 p.m.; and Sunday I to 6 p.m. '! Dealers from throughout the Eastern and Mid-Western Itates will display their rare collections of Antiques to the : pubhic for sale. There Is ample parking. Prices To Alter Lifestyles 11 ads The Florida Home Builders Association, cautioning that record-high mortgage Interest rates threaten to undermine the stability of the state's economy. in 1910, are taking their message to government officials and the public through a "Housing Emergency Action Day" set for Jan. 6. Today's 13 to 14 percent Interest rates are pricing thousands of Floridians out of the home buying market and the resultant slowdown in construction could Jeopardize Jots in construction and related Indastries, according to the association.. John A. AHAa Pembroke Pin.s builder who aar.s as president of the 10,000 corporate "umber trade organization, said builder, group W(*MId the 5151$ would be meeting with their congressmen and other government officials to dramatize the need for action to alleviate "the burden of history's highest Interest rates on mortgages and average new hens prices now Move $10,000." nnuaI Antiques Show Gasoline Never before has Florida launched such an extensive television and radio advertising campaign. Ed Gilbert, director of state Division of Tourism, says 60 percent of t& I fAI ahi. v. ,ltI h r" • .1.. •lm. He thinks the Investment is worthwhile. "Obviously, we're not the only destination with sun, surf, sand and.ao on. Our competition is spending a lot more money these days to keep people home___ or to get them going to foreign countries," Gilbert said, "We needed to make a dramatic first do that" linpreeslon. These ___ Gilbert thinks the best thing about the ads is their music, a just for the commercials. When he catchy tune composed _____ Introduced thiad cw'pign at an Orlando Convention of travel agents last month, Gilbert stood at the podium tapping his feet and snapping his fingers. The agents applauded after every verse, "'flwre are hotels In Miami that- have asked us for the sheet music so their binds can play the tune, they like It so much," Gilbert said proudly.____ The commercials designed by a Miami ad agency portray several Northerners In dreary surroundings. One shows a secretary who.e boss damps more paperwork on her desk just when she's ready to dreg herself___ home through slushy streets. may have trouble competing with those located in more She droops with disgust And he.de for Florida. . densely populated area." "When you've got It bed,we've sot It good." soes the chorus as the smiling, sw4IItn,ds.cretiy Is shown frolicking on a beastiful beach at sunset. The other commercials open with scenes 01 snowdrlfIs, ____ - • on WW jams and filthy .ièways. They end with sailboat, No seas, huib golf courses and palm trees silhouetted against the s at . ___ ___ "We're alquleg these at peeple trapped In day4o-day deidrumis. They would like nothing better thus a suasbiwn," WASHINGTON (UP!) The average American taxpayer creased rom $750 in 1978 to $1,000 this year. i Glihurt uld. "These ads hit the nail cm the heed. They're a probably will pay less federal income tax for 1979, says a applies t, the extra exemptions for age and bhlndflesa. vital relief. I know — I lived In PillaMIpItie until June." spokesman for the Internal Revenue Service. The $35 general tax credit has expired, but will be A five-week alio,thg of the ads ended last week. They will be The first Of more than $7 million American households began than made up by the higher exemption. aired again far tow' weeks — with a slight change of content — receiving their 1979 federal income tax returns shortly after State or local gasoline taxes are no Longer deductible. in April and May. The respons. so far has been "fantastic," Christmas with the majority of the packets expected to be Itemized deductions for poli tics] contributions have been pj delivered by Jan. 4. abolished, but the limit for a tax credit for such contributions iie ss at lend ons airline that services Florida liked the ad "Generally, the average American will pay le. taxes In 1979 has bees doubled. 'vPpsl(n so mm'4' ths'rs IncorporatIng the slogan — "when than he did on the same income In 197$," said one IRS — Recipients of unemployment compensation you nod it bed, we've got LI good" —and the musk into its own spokesman, "because the tax tables have been broadened." recpiirec% for the first time to include all or part of such benefits advertising. Others may follow mitt "There are more pluses than minuses for taxpayers," he In gross. income. 01 lbs data's towlun ptoflst'on 555 5$jd, Gilbert esys N Cradit for chfldcae payments will be allowable when been, spent is mageshis and u.wspspar advertlel n4 In There are about two dozen changes In the 1979 tax laws, Paid to relatives, including a grandparent, unless the relative ism peM. LeM year the tesslom 1clslo SI4 for production prompted by congressional action, that could Influence the Is a dependent. ad Ir**nd 01 on.- hilevIsten ad ce'"' cestoon amount 01 money to be paid. 11wy include these: The URA says broadening 11w tax rate — chemotus. Ro hes sever been sd to Jv,iUse Florida Tax rate schedules have been widened, reducing taxes in bottom, lin, on tax liability — will be is ii. Gilbert said, several Income brackets. Filing levels have been raised. "Yes',e jeM got to hit more People this "Widening the brackets is designed to prevent higher "We a very supidstimsed brou'k'nd cwrIi We will Mill, — The "zero bracket amount"-- or standard deduction Is rings generated by Inflationary farces fro'n pUng alws, uispr esa ipad nsdiws, But we11t lbS 'note quickly Into higher tax brackets," said an mproed Wee r for a now I,IEach" 'The ductIon for personal exemptions has been in. publicidlon. High Interest Rates Bad? 1. — — ööl4SI fflA arch Of Dimes Sponsors "The next decade will possibly see the first instance of nuclear terrorism as information becorries available," ___, William A. Burk (MaJ.Gen, USA, ret.) and Mrs. Burk moved into this custom built home in Sweetwater about 13 months ago before the prime Interest rate increased. Burk spent 35 years in the army. In the Sanford area, A.K. Shoemaker .Jr. says he is "not too optimistic at this point" over the building industry decline, -- ORLANDO, Fla. (UPI) Florida officials hope to lure record numbers of tourists to the Sunshine State this winter with an expensive broadcasting blitz that promises "when you Florida's economy weathered the energy crunch and Inflation to make strong gains through 1979, Secretary of Commerce Sidney Levin said last week. He predicted that Florida's tourism and economic development programs will continue to show growth during 1980, although at a slower rate than 1979. "National and International pressures may slow Florida's economic expansion somewhat," he added, "but the da te Is doing p,tosustain our growth pattern and fiuther stabilize our economic structure." The commerce secretary pointed out that Florida Is diversifying its economy through tncrewd businees and manufacturing plants, and is working to protect Its tourism industry through advertising and marketing, support of mass transportation facilities and the promotion of International tourism. nef ly — Florida: Banner Year Ahead 01094 it b4 we've got it food." "Marriage will become a stage in life and most women will experience a long, single, mat ure, adult life." Terrorism: "International terrorism will increase if current trends continue," says Abe Miller, professor of political science. "More diplomats will be assassinated and there will be more politically motivated bombings. PHILADELPHIA (UP!) Americans can expect an economically "lousy" 1980, with higher unemployment, decreased productivity and rising inflation, economists at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School predict. The Wharton Econometric Forecasting Associates said the country appears to be entering the second phase of a moderate recession that will show a "sustained downturn" of the economy. "There are a lot 01' people who are predicting a horrendous recession. Our's is riot as severe, but It's still going to be a lousy year," said Professor R. Jeffrey Green. Green said the rec'esslon will bring decreased productivity, with the gross national product dropping by 0.8 percent, and a rapid unemploymen.t Increase from this year's 5.9 percent to 7.66 percent. Those recesslona.ry trends traditionally bring reduced inflation, but Green predicted Inflation will rise slightly from 11.4 percent In 19711 to about 12 percent In 1900, "Inflation is expected to be fairly unresponsive to the weakness of the economy," the Wharton group said. "The high inflation rate persists because Its basic compients energy and shelter costs are expected to maintain their upward movement." The economists predicted a slow recovery for 1901, with productivity up 2.71 percent, and Inflation lowered to 9.5 percent. However, they said the year will still see 6.09 percent of a growing work force out of jobs. They estimated the price of Imported oil will increase by 50 percent in 1980 and by 20 percent In 1981, though shortages are not anticipated because the recession will depress demand. Short-term interest rates will drop, but "very slowly," they said. Tourism Florida Economy On March Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - — Florida's grapefruit growers have another good year ahead in both fresh fruit shipments and processed Juice sales, United Growers said last week. A factor in the Improving market has been a gradual sizing of grapefruit particularly on the Indian River — which will give shippers awider range of larger sizes to market, said Executive Vice President Wilson McGee of the Orlando-based grower organization. "While we had an abnormally high percentage of small sizes with a marketing oversupplying problem but now field reports indicate an Improved outlook," McGee said. "Domestic and export sales are slowly catching up with last year after lagging because of late maturity." The spokesman added demand Is good and price strong for both fresh and processed Juice. Food: "The traditional family dinner may be a thing of the past by the end of the 198I and food will no longer be lumped into neat categories by meal (breakfast food, dinner food)," predicts Jane Garvin, associate professor of nutrition. Women: "Women working outside the home after marriage will become the norm," says Laura Strumlngher, director of women's OURSELVES studies. "Women will remain single longer, have dual careers and marriages with few, if any, children. Economy The 1980s: 'Lousy' 1980 On Horizon? Bus'i' ness And You ATLANTA (UP!) A bank economist predicted Tuesday the Southeast will miss the brunt of the upcoming nationwide economic slowdown, saying the regional recession pattern was "shaping up as a broad shallow decline." Bruce L. Williams, vice president and economist for the First National bank of Atlanta, added that the effects of the upcoming recession will be varied. He said In a report that a survey of the region showed Florida and North Carolina had a stronger-than-natIonalgrowth in employment and income while Alabama, Mississippi and Tennessee showed "Pronounced weaknesses" during the third quarter of the year. "Despite these mixed trends, It still appears that the Southeast will not suffer disproportionately in the current recession, which is expected to last through mid-1980," Wl1.1 hams wrote. "The overall regional recession pattern is shaping up as a broad shallow decline, versus a short, steep drop nationwide." His survey covered Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mt*IsippI, North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee. Nonagriculture employment ran behind the national level during the quarter but In the state and local government sector, jobs grew by 2.1 percent in the seven states compared to 1.0 percent nationally. Regional Job growth In the contract construction area was less than half that on the national level. But personal Income grew by 13.1 percent In the Southeast In the second quarter compared to 12.0 percent nationally. All states except North Carolina showed some slowdown In the region during the third quarter. Florida stayed ahead In employment with a 4.7 percent gain while Alabama was last with a 0.2 percent decline. Employment was affected In both Georgia and South Carolina by weakness In the contract construction field while Tennessee was down In manufacturing and trade and had only a 0.7 percent growth rate. Grapefruit Growers Gain blue-collar) middle-class workers. "On the other hand, country music will continue to grow in popularity. Jazz will reemerge as a potent musical force as aging rock 'n' rollers discover the music of a previous rebel lio us generation." Music: "Don't look for an early death for disco music," warns Simon Anderson, profes. sor of music education, "In fact, some observers are saying disco is becoming the music of an entirely new subculture comprised of whitecollar (and some Slowdown Won't Hit Here Helping Americans protect the cash value of their family home will be a key Congressional problem in 1960, an area financial leader said last week. "Elected officials won't put it that way," Blair Culpepper said, "but that's what they'll really be talking about when they debate the financial legislation and regulations being proposed for 1960 action in Washington." Culpepper, president of Winter Park Federal 51iv1ng and Loan Association In Winter Park, was named to the 1980 Legislative Committee of the U. S. League of Savings Associations. The League Is the- main trade organization of the nation's 4,400 savings and loans which provide the bulk of home mortgages In the U. S. Culpepper said some of the proposals "could hamper the ability of savings and loan associations to continue their performance as the prune mortgage lenders people can rely on, year-in and year-out, when they want to buy or sell a home." e Lf6? Decade Chan.9i "You will still choose your destination and, to a c ertain extent, your speed. The ear's computer unit will control the rest: exhaust, timing, carixiretion, fuel consumption and even fuel composition. The result: better miledge and fewer pollutants." Southeast Congress: Homes Key Issue - New totally controlled by computer," says Joseph Nevin, associate professor of electrical engineering, — IN BRIEF State Gas - • IL 4. - _. , p Z. Vli * ... .- Ii I., ... �2.C— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ,,,B k ur Sunday, 0e. 30, 1979 In And Home Evening Herald, Sanford Fl • Continued From Page IC sofa in the ured it%1a feat baster lamps from Italy and stack tables and the coffee table, from Carachi, Pakis ta n. The family room is decorated in yellow and white An interesting import import hanging on one waP is a brass St. Georges cross from Greece Another wall has built-in bookcases, a built-in entertainment center and a white brick fireplace vlaa . •• - -. '-' Brass twin beds with colorful yellow floral print bedspreads are separated by a table from Korea holding a brass lamp in the master bedroom The table and a large chest are from Korea. 1 -. ..... -. . ' ' '.-' _________ ,v + - -' : . _________________ 'r'4- . — . V I •. \ ' I . -. . 7 '.,., -. L — . . •- ' '_ - - - ' . . ' __ ,," . k I- _. ._ ____ - - ' _____ a'.. . t' . \ ______ L ______ / . — - . .• -- . - I . -. !. 1., .- .. . kitchen nook has lake view, .. .- .t .1 P . .1 .. :jfr . . . . . .• \. ...-, -,. :. ......3, - . . . '. .. . - ., -. . . . . ., Herald '. . I • .' Fern s accent formal living room. .. . , Photos by Tom I,etsi ost . . Baptist Women's Society, is Sonora for about bO ucsts. an adult Sunday school One guest commented teacher interested in choir How beautiful - and such , DORIS work and is a member of delicious food.' 1)IF.fl{lUfl . • Ixora Garden Club. Another holiday open house Vida attends extension took place at thi Park Av enue 1.5 courses at Seminole Corn home of Jonc and Paul Editor ' munity College. Her latest Porter. course was in psychology. A steady stream of guests According to a woman's called during the appointed club spokesman Vida is the hours 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. said "I'm excited about it I children Freddie \lilton lose club work and I enjoy the Central Baptist first Sanford woman to hold The beautiful wood in the pastor of people which is the biggest Church Sanford Freddie and the district post. home was eye-catching, thrill of it. I really enjoy his wife Vera a music Congratulations are in Overheard: "The house is conferences and absolutel beautiful All of the good teachtr, are the parents of order to a lovely lady speakers." floors are just gorgeous. The three suns. This year the holiday woodwork is unbelievable - a Vida has appointed Mrs Their daughter. Sue Phillip Bunnie) IA)gan as her Christensen. a real estate parties have been just different design in ever% District VII secretary. The associate, her husband, beautiful — all of them Old room two women will travel Tern-. a real estate broker, fashioned hospitality has been And then Peggy and Phil together to the various and their two daughters and the order of the season. (ere entertained at open Slelbdand Meade Cooper, it house for six hours last (FFWC1 functions in the son live in Altamonte Springs. district and state. The six grandchildren are couple from Baltimore who Sunday. The Smiths moved to between 6 and 14. have chosen Sanford as their Guests began arriving at 5 Sanford in 1958. Vida was born en- p.m. — and stayed and stayed Vida is a past president retirement mecca, and raised in Waycross, (;a. 196648, of the Woman's Club terthined at their home in — in the Iuirious suoun. She is a' graduate of Jones of Sanford. During the first Business College and month of her administration, Teachers College at the club building was air Statesburg, Ga. conditioned. During her Vida married Milton Smith, second term, the main project a supervisor with the was directed toward assisting Seaboard Coast Line the mental health program in Railroad, in 1940. They lived S e in i n o I e County . in Waycross until he was In addition to her woman's transferred to Ocala where club work, Vida's hobbies are they lived until they moved to tennis and reading. She is on Sanford. Milton is now the Board of Directors of re ed. Seminole Mutual Concert The couple have two Assodati(rn, president of the i' • _______ Gets uisric Mrs. Milton Vida Smith ________ - Smith • was elected District ii Director of the Florida Federation of VvuInen s Clubs I FFWCI at the annual district meeting at Umatilla. District VII includes 22 senior clubs and nine junior clubs in fie counties The attractive brunette — 3& 'k .. • 4 ____ A One dining room wall is enhanced with a grouping of five Thai figurines Exquisite German crystal is arranged in a glass curio cabinet from Italy. handmade Italian chairs and an American made mahogany table complete the formal dining sitting In a nook to itself near the dining room stands an antique writing desk from London. Above the desk is an ornate French clock outlined with designs of alabaster set In a wood frame The bright yellow and white kitchen features a white wrought iron glass top table with matching chairs containing yellow cmhions in an alcove that provides a view of the adjoining lake on two sides. An intricately detailed hand carved wooden screen from India forms the headboard of son Michael's bed, which is spread with an oxblood quilted coverlet. The old American wall clock is a gift from the family. The guest room contains black laquered rattan furniture with matching red and gold draperies and bedspread. The elephant planter in this room is from Vietnam. A framed rubbing from Greece hangs over the bed. . . . White rattan and cast iron furniture with yellow. cushions, an alabaster coffee table and ceiling fans add solid comfort to the screened-in porch, pool and patio which are acccs3ible through glass doors from the living room, family rooms and bedrooms. . - DEAR ABBY: I married five weeks ago for the second time. I brought a houseful of furniture to tile marriage, plus it car and a good salary. lie brought his clothesand his salary, "hich is only slightly 1, r than inine. While we were courting, Iprwided the transpIortation. Ile picked up the tab for an occasional meat Did lie marry tile to get a or movie. Regardless, I truly cuiiifortable home and a free love him and have sacrificed cook and housekeeper in for him. Now, after the five exchange for a token amount weeks, (lungs are souring. of love lies a good and I le isn't an alcoholic i yet i, thoughtful lover, but as for but if there's liquor in tile everyday chores — forget it! house. lie devours it. Ile's worse titan my first However, if there is none, he husband. Please evalutate the won't go out and buy more. situation. Perhaps I'm too Ile's too lazy to move. lie close to it. started out helping around the l)OUBTFUI. house, but slacked off after DEAR iwwrFUL: I'm t he Sr:week. If you can't bag of in front of the change his ways, your (tour for three or four days. I resentment is apt to build refuse to take it out. lie does until It erupts. Then will come absolutely nothing for me. I the moment of truth. Is fix all his meals and (10 100 haiiiga"good and thoughtful lo%er- lit residence worth the percent of the housework, I . ear Illand-carved Indian screen serves as bed headboard. A roun d LaKe La ke Mary flu Antique desk and F'rench clock. 1 House of _________________ lik Handicrafts Once a year the- city hall Nlurdock and Bea and Gib Edith Dixon who has been employees, the city LounChairmen for this party and 'rhe Keenagers at tho Birktiiiner. 1111A cilinen and under the weather recently. embers of the charge of refrestinients ors in all IIUGIIF.s police department fire ere In ir (layss Iake Mary department get together with Nelson who prepared and preparatioris for their New is Vincent s happy i,w and thiswith a e Butler 0 Correspondent their families to celebrate the served it delicious array of Year's Eve party whiuli will %er). good reason. You see, he n lit tierra it to!; hombres tie 323-0891 holidays. SELECTED HANDCRAFTED CHRISTMAS recently buena s'oluntad! HAPPY hors d'oeuvres, cookies, take place at the Starlight accomplished ITEMS AT REDUCED PRICES This year tile party took ininiature fruit cakes arid rooin. NEW YEAR and peace on ionlething that doesn't place at the firehousL 2678 Orlando Dr. — Fairway Plaza coffee. For residents only arid their hal)pen very often while earth to inen of good will. starting at 7 p.m. (Behind Fairway Groc.) Also four new members houseguests' flasta la vista. , a buffet style playing golf ~ lie had all eagle Nothing was overlooked. Collins, tile Majors, Vincent were introduced: %Irs. Roy dinner will be served. *rickets on the par four third tiolvat liii spacioushall wa', well and (.wenne Butler IA)rett4l Brown Irenci \Irs William w ill ix 810 i person for the the \I isf or ( ountry ( lub Elms decorated for the occasion 1' Itonhil. it! l3artsira (.oriii I itke Daphne),Mr dinner-dance H which will Ix p irt iiir * were y, in en with a beautiful Christmas Virginia Mercer, City' lawyer William Glatt lichen who Irutmi 8 pin. (U I am. Sullivan 'mn(i Ken ('h'ipm-in tree anti tables well arranged Gary Massey mc! new was not present and Mrs The entert4umunent will 1)4. Congratulations , ) i,2' member of the Board of Joachim Liebu t (Edith). provided by Red Newkirk and — The highlight of the evening Adjustments Fred Ossowski his u)uib() according to \ bel ted ha py birthday to Th was the fantastic covered dish anti wife Joyce and so iiiamiy Spending the holidays with chairman Mrs. Charity thins Sorenson who was l buffet prepared by (hi. ladies more the Myers (George, Betty and I)eIAng sears old Dec. 13 Chris who attended the party. 1/ It was it delightful evening. (laughter Sherry) are parents are Cit~ -N 1,-iyor and s,ay, their culinary thanks to the committee in daughter Camillo Greetings to the new Forest %Irs. and %%'all(,' Verna I expertise leaves nothing to be charge: Verna Sorenson, hu xind Doug Smith amid (heir residents: Helene and Dan Sorenson. desired from the salads, Connie Majors, Carol Spotts, children, George, 2, arid Chris Durando; IA)retta arid Dewey vegetables, ineat dishes to tile %ladeline Pappas and Bar- 7-weeks-old. Barbre, Lois and John Get Well wished to Mrs. desserts including also a bara Gorman. Also visiting are their delicatessen array of cold daughter Dottie FussIer from cuts, compliments of Mrs. Rounding up (he Christmas Norfolk, Va, and children lillian Griffin, a past Loun- Holidays was the yearly visit AFTER CHRISTMAS Eddie, 2, and Susy 6-nionthscilinan. of Santa Claus to the children old. tier husband David A delightful surprise to the of tile city. wasn't able to come since lie children was the presence of Doug Smith (tressed its is lit the Navy and stationed S,anta who stopped by to visit Santa and riding on it overseas. with them and presented Christmas decorated float Also here with them from them toy's. driven by George Myers Lake Helen is George's Santa was well represented distributed toys and candy. mother Mrs Annabell Myers by Ernie Southward iPat's It was a well organized andhis sbterGeorgeannaand . husband). event sponsored by the Lake husband George Chevril. 1 I P Among the people attending Mary Police Department And last but not least their the party were Walter and under the chairmanship of sonTracywho live in s Illinois. Verna Sorenson, harry and Chief of Police Harry Benson P,rry, U. , t' 1 ii. . I LI , , . , Mary Te a e dik . --. Ernie Oflu d5 it4 iii,ifluuuiiIii. Just before the Chr istmas Christmas S outhward, Francis and holidays Mr. and Mrs Christmas Wreaths Delora Ma rk, Cliff and Jennie The Lake Mary Woman's Kenneth G.(Beulah) Osburne And Arrangements Nelson, Burt and Hazel Club had their Christillas and daughter Pain were here Many Other items Perincl~jef (stopped by to coffeeThursday at tile Forest from Cwpley visiting KenToo Numerous To Va wish everybody a Nlerry in the, Starlight room. neth's inother Mrs. Mabel Mention. Christmas) and new Coon l'neJ Witherell a resident Osburne I ulimu.n Victor G. Ulsera arid o' the Forest and an ac TOLL FREE 1800432929') OPEN MON THRU SAT Mabel just recently joLne(1 wife Bonnie Lynn and Ray comphilied musician, en 8: 30 TO S: 30 tile Lake Mary Woman's club and Pat Fox and City tertained the ladies playing again. She 5pent Christmas in CLOS E D TU E S., JAN. I ORLANDO Manager Phil Kulbes and the piano while the), sang Orlando at the home of her wife. beautiful carols. M4 special Christmas other son Robert and wife Also Fire Chief James C. A larcia and children Shannon, Pro...I n v#* .cww.-one he,* be" nwm W"esdul t.,"m Jw ftle"W'" che'n "Orem Orioles, Chief oi PoliLe Harry donation of canned goods arid Rob and Spence. W1. oe helped mat p"pso Benson, George and Betty beautifu% wrapped gifts of r AFTER CHRISTMAS w man said \1in this is class. This is the nicest party I have attended all se ison It iii have been a little late, but in this case, it was probably better late than never. Di inc and Paul Jenkins ordered a Jeep for their son Ja y's 18th birthday, The Jeep arrived two da%s after his birthda on Dec. 2a Does Jay get left out because his birthday falls on Christillas? According to Paul, the answer is "No". Jay opens his Christmas gifts - and then later his birthday gifts. if V.- ,*it 4''* - I ' - '"T. Vida i $1 BAKING ICEBERG POTATOES LETTUCE Olk 450 )p -.. 01- ~\K i6c \ FANCY ' POUND CHUCK ..' i TOM YOUR 69 A I C, ML ? 4' 1tmy i Pa n try r u e .- PIE SHELLS The Di 7 S 841-4971 H • ." - - ' - - - .- - ,. , -'-'---• •--:-" •J'• * 7" f" , Jø - - - - -- ,.. , .. •I \ . WHOLF KERNEL C RACKERS CHOICE A I C .'. ASSORTED SIZES & VARIETIES F - - - - - - -. - - - - - 5 PAK CAN 0 t,. PANTRY PRIDE lot FROZEN I " - - •- • - . ' . - ME OR .- SEALTEST LE - ORh. YOURLN1rI F SANDWICH ICE CREAM CONVINIINCE, WE WRIL I l6oz LOAF Osl 4 $179 - : YF~IrS DAJ 9:00". NA? • A%- _iI,. ' PANTRY PRIDE : F GALLON FROZEN aniond 1101C - $ 17oz $ WHIP TOPPING 490 . 1 OR CUT GRE EN . '' ?/,, " .' '- is A- -. I CREAMSTYLE OR Sanford - . , LIBBY'rS CORN '? - 'T ' FOR 0 /0 0 hl, * 40 9 F 0 2 -kt ' II' CAKE MIXES ASSORTED . N.R. BTL. 2,II,- 5ir LB / MACARONFN ii, 7 2Soz p KG $118 ASSORTED FASHION RINGS Forhim!Forher r 3 TO 5 LB S OR BETTY CROCKER t LOIN ODA 64oz G E: AT INGSIN It ''-p PORK S SARGAINS! Of PILLSBURY "' Ii ' ~ric øs ff 0'' rnnula -i h' LB 7 - 25 /0It 4 r SLICED QUARTER Pantr Pride ZALE I S94 ' 9 . iu " I I $ 38 CUBED STEAKS $ 158 / f RI GOLDEN GRAIN -- CABBAGE £ i PORK ROAST PER FRESH J FARMLAND FANCY CUT BONELESS ROLLED / ''itI IW' BRUCE LARGE SWEET TOMATO ES POTATOES~ 9- W \V S GREAI ' 1 \ ,. I\ / // I 9 HEAD / - ArI -- - ' 10$ 129 () C ALLITEMS AND WdES GOOV THRU TUE. 54 JAN; 1 1980. QUANTM RIGHTS RESERVED. * . . . . . L District mdii. i)istrit't UI I)urt't(or of II' %%( * CALIFORNIA rt s. 4 A" GavW Cufa d*#. . I O — - p ofefl '?7 .. ' 9 - BEEF HERS Ph.323-7150 '"• U.S. NO I IDAHO ALTAMONTE MALL — '. 2397 Fren ch Ave. V \\ 1 ALL CHRISTMAS MERCHANDISE / the suninier in her lovely the Durrembergers, the presented to Mrs. Lois home ar n Cuthails, the Ulliners, the Jackson a school social tile mountains of North Pappas, the Walters, the worker, to be given to it needy Carolina. ' I For a Limited Ti me Only! 1 ,.. -- I YOU van answer that ijut'sftoii, hildren, but who needs work.' SANFORD PLAZA I SALE! a — guests Abby Dining room features American table. Italian chairs. I dings of the Deere split-level home at The Oaks piano plaser entertained and a group of neighborhood children Caroled the party Second Husband L. uflAnd A rou I Sunday, Dec. 30, Around Sanford �. :.- •':- 4C-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -. - . Sunday, Dec. 30, ;: -- -- , '-.- im :: Adve ntist Li•fhodis 1MB SE VENTH.DAV NETHODISTc' RCH Coy net of thA B Patter 1:30a.m. 11:00a.m. 7:41 p in. THE HOPE OF OUR :X. :::: C The on : Baptist U I. **' Pastor 0:45cm. II lOam. 100pm 7:00pm 741pm Wed Prayer Meet Nursery Provided ____ OUR NATION! _________________ Fellowship Minting Worship A Bible Study ________________ HOLY CROSS 401 Park Ave. The Nov. Leroy 0. Sper Every member of the family needs a shared spiritual foundation. The trust of each in God fortifies the faith of all the rest. Communion Holy Communion Church School Holy C.mmunion ______ th er. And why, as we go FIRST bMPli%T CHURCH Christian ___________ Sunday John 1:6-9 SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH 137 Air port Blvd. A, .. S 01. . .' .. WorthipService E vening Service Prayer Meeting Wed •I 4:4-7 (indergarten and Nursery Wednesday k LONGW000 ....,,_' ;. '5 . 19:11-15 Sunday Service Sund ay Sc hool Wednesday ee ng Testimony M ti 7:30p.m. Reading Room daily ' , - 4', . .. . , 4 . -, ,, , , ,, . . . &, . ' - .,. 1 . . _. - '. Methodist "I , .. - ftc Pitt., 0.41 a in. Church Of Christ . 71 . RAVENNA PARK BAPTIST CHURCH 2743 Country Club Road Pastor Rev. Gary lebesk Sunday Scnool 1:11a.m. Morning Worship Il:OOs.tn. Church Training 1:11p.m. Evening Worship 7:30pm Wed Prayer Service 7:30p.m. , '' SharingGroupa I _ . I1I Sunday School ' ~ 1N . I. I HURCH OF GOD W. Rev. D. K. Gunter Sunday School Morning Warship ~ I I Young People Thursday Evening ;-...`~ `- -,." : I _ 1 .r.. 41 .S -I_—kk. I: 30 P. M, Sanford, Fla. Howard H. Hodges and Staff OF SEMINOLE and Staff 200W, First 3000 S. Orlando Dr. COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Hwy. 1702 & Lake Mary Blvd Dr. Marshall C. Dandy Patter Morning Worship CELERY PPIPJTIPJr rn ,, lPJ . PANTRY PRIDE I rvuu and Employees (P(ADVI lIAADD ,,'. -' of Sanford HARRELL&BEVERLY TRANMISSION GULF SERVICE Mel Dekleand Employees ~ % i DeBary, Fla. Downtown Sanford 668•4465 Don Knight & Staff . JOIN THESE SPONSORS AND HELP KEEP THIS : $4.50 PER WEEK CALL 322-2611 SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY BAPTIST Ant,och Baptist Church Oviedo Calvary Baptist Church, Crystal Lake £ 3rd, LakeMary Cassalberry Baptist Church. 770 Seminota Blvd. Central Baptist Church, 1311 Oak Ave. ' Chuluota First Baptist Clearwater Missionary Baptist Church, Southwest Rd. Countryside Baptist Church. Country Club Read. Lake Mary Victory Baptist Clsurch,Old OrI,ndaRd at Hester Ave. First Biotist Church. Ill Park Ave, Friendship Baptist Church of Aitamonlo Springs, It. 4M, Altamonte Spy ingi First Baptist Church of Geneva First Church at Geneva . First Baptist Church it Lake Mary Pint Baptist of Oviedo CATHOLIC GOD Morning Worship Church of God, 013 Hickory Church Of Gid. 413 W. 22nd St. Church of God, Oviedo Church of God Holiss, Lake Monroe Church of God Mission, Enter prise Church God. 1402 W. 10th St. ' of Church of God of Prophecy. ziios. Elm Ave. ChurchotGod.f Prophec y, l?QIS.PersimmonAv,. RescueChurclsef God, 1714W. l3ffi%t..5anfgr EASTERN ORTHODOX Eastern Ortlsodos Church, St. Dimas, 321 S Mogisolia Ave., Sanford " I" ll OrftdGx Church, St. George. ale Shorwead Church Of th -14 Nativity, Lake Mary First Baptist Church of Winter $prings. 202 Bahama Rd. MI M4roah Primitive Baptist. 1101 Lotus# AV*., Sanford It. Ann's Catholic - St. Augustine Catholic Church, Sunset Of.. sear Sutton Rd.. Casselberr, St Mary Maqadalene Catholic Church, Mjitland Ave., Allamonte Springs Our Lady of the Lakes Catholic Church, 1310 MAi.imiiian, Dolton.a CHRISTIAN First Christian Church. Ill? S. Sanford Ave. Mt Olive M,ssionary Bi,tist Church. Saniando Springs Rd., Longwood MI SIRS' AilsslOnsfy Baptist Church, IM Jerry Ave. CHURCH OF CHRIST Mt Zion Missinnary Baptist, Sipes Ave. New Bethel Missionary Church. Ith St. A Hickory Ave. I Isep4ndence Baptist Miss. Civic League Bldg, Long wood Hopi Baptist Church. Forest City Cammunit Center, Forest City N'wMt Calvary Missionary Baptist, 1100W. 13th St Now Salem Pnim,tve Baptist Church 1100W. 12th Il fdCw Testam:nt Baptist Ct,iircf,. Quality Inn, North Longwood Now Ml Zion Baptist Church. 1120 Pear Ave, Paoia Wesleyan Methodist, Nt. 44 W. at Pa.la St. Luke M.B. Church of Cameron City, Inc., leardall sf0 SR 441 St. Mary's A.M.E. Church. $1. Ill. 41S, osteen EPISCOPAL St. Paul's Methodist Cbero, Osteon Staf ford Memorial Chur', S. DelaryRd., Eeterpri Sanlande United Metliedl:t Church. SR 4.34 and II. Langw,od NAZARENE The Church of the Good Shepherd, Maitland, Ill Lake Ave. All Saints Episcepol Church, E. DeBary Ave., Entevp,Isa Christ Episco pa l Church, Longwood Holy Cross Episcopal, Park Ave. at 4th $t Sanford St. Richard's Church, 1101 Lake Howell Rd., Winter Park First Church" Is. Nazarene 2111 Sanford Ave Geneva Church of the Nazarese S.R. 44, Geneva Lake May Church of the Nsj&r"w, 11, JEWISH Sanford Christian Church, 132 W. Airport Blvd. stal Lake Mary Both Ain Synatits,gus. meeting if interstate Springs . Church Of Christ, lilt I. Fork Ave. e Alcoa$" Lutheran Church. OvOtbrook Dr., Cas Good Skephord United Lutneran. 2$ S. Orlandoselberry Dr. ChunchofCh,istatLakellion,U 5. 17.12.N.Casielberry South Seminole Church, of Christ. 1410 Lake Howell Rd. ChurchofChrisf,SOlPaImSpringsDr.,A,tameny,$pos Church of ChrlsJ, Geneva Church of Christ, Longwood Church of Christ, W. 171k St. Nerthsldo Church $ Christ, Fla Haven Dr., Maiftand Lutheran Church of providence, Doitona LvthoianChurchofthaN.deemer,l.JW.ltth Plac, es Ltberan Church, Olden Days Dr. A Hwy 17fl. Cassetborry St. Lvkos Lutheran Church, no. 424, Slavia St. S tephen Lutheran Church, 434 lest West of 1.4, Longwood jak 4-4111110 - Lake MORd`4# Chwck of the Wilson Blvd. Loniweod Church of the Naiarene, Wayman £ Jessp Ave., PRESSYTERIAR Deitna Presbvierian Church, Holland Blvd., £ ustin Ave., Lake Mary United Presbyterian Church First Presbyterian Church. Oak Ave £ 3rd St. First Presbyterian Church ad ry E. NIV..dnd Csnvena,sl Presbyterian Church. 377$ S. Orti.v.., Dr. St. Andrew Presberian Church, 0213 Boar It Dela more 111 to . 6 1, . WINTER SPRING$ PRESBYTERIAN CHAPEL Meeting at M-day Adventist Chvrch OR Most Road. Winfor SprInq1 C. Edward Davis Pastor Sunday School 9:30a m Sunday Worship 10: 30 a m ~ I Nursery Provided a. I . Pledge • . Service The United Methodist Women of Casselberry will meet Wednesday at 10 a.m. in the fellowship hall of Community United Methodist Church. A pledge service will be conducted by Eldena Walker. Joy Circle will host a covered I L. 4 r- 'L. kl-. .1 .. ~ , '.. ., " lit accordance with Spurtoblows dish luncheon following the program. The Spurrlows, nationally known mu!leal The DeBary United Methodist Church United Methodist Women will meet at 1:30p.m., Jan. 8, A pledge service will be conducted by Mrs. Anna Tomlinson followed by Installationofofficersby Mrs. BettyBumm, A tea will be held following the meeting. u niin will , population in scientifically selected localities. The .survey included l,1W private interviews with ;I general audience, and more than 1.000 Ifl Inni, nlat',nit 1hiinu with hni',. '''"b t"i _i .............. nf ..s. ., , books for church choirs, open at 6:30 p.m. and worship involving a 5 and Billy program programs, and have iiiinistered in voice traveling choir. .. . Bible Shipment Permitted By Cuba ig It. Marks Presbyterian Church, 1011 Palm Sprinqi Rd. A,tamont. Springs Upsela Community PresbyterIan Church, Uptala Rd. Westministor Church, Red Bug Rd., Casselb.rry Winter SpringsPresbyterIan PresbyterIan Chapel, 7th-day Adventist Church, Mess Rd., Winter SprIngs SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST 436. Forest Seven Day Adventist Church, Ave" Sanford Seventh Day Adventist Midland Church, tt5 £ Al7amonfe Spot Witr Springs Seventh lm bly Adventist Church, 305. Moss Rd Ma Hill Seventh Day Adventist Church, oat Pine St.. Sanford OTHER CHURCHkS AiieWs A.M.E. Church, Olive & in need for a dependable answer as to what the ' truth really is. What is men's answer to "What is truth?" tele vision in a full length Ac cording to Communists, the truth is what in over the party says it is. That which is said be national conventions, and in truth one day may not be considered to be rece ntly been seen on national " is granted by the Cuban translated by a temn of three govenlment this summer to Latin American Biblical the Ecumenical Council of scholar a MennonIte, a Cuba. Presber1an, and a The Council chose the new Catholic. There were also a in group . - SERMON Hershel V. Palmer Ill, son of Mrs. Mamie ' . .. .. I appeals to young and old alike. The Spurrlows were Palmer and the late . Rev. Hershel V. Palmer 11, Former pastor latest album, "The Spurriows idea, what was true in " Sing Ralph Carmichael...Nashville Style" released • ' shipped to Cuba from a The 10,OW Bibles now en Scripture distribution center route to Cuba represent one Of is Mexico City. the large shipments to that This newest shipment of country in many years. Bibles to Cuba Is the Within the last decade, culmination of an effort that 22,500 BJbles have been imbegan when UaS distribution ported into Cuba from various consultant, Abel sources. Rev. The goal of the Bible Clemente, reported last year that churches there suffered Soçiies is to IC. , , 10 _13 a p t i s t Sanford . d his trial at Shiloh INIX' : Chh, mon . one generation is not necessarily true in another. Cod's word is to be accepted rather written on the Ught label, including than the work of men -"that ye might lea:n "Closer Than a Brother","No in us not to think of men above that which is i slonary manuals. All of these have changed and are subject to continual change. According to this several songs from their -_ - himself. According to some religionists, the truth is what the church declares it to be. They are really saying that truth is dependent on the opinions of appointed men. This may be a pope, council, or supposedly inspired writers. The results are conflicting creeds, catechisms, prayer books and church The Spurriows will present I , . ;, Greater Love", "Love Is written, that no one of you be puffed up for one .. 11 Surrender", and "Reach Out against the other." (I Cor. 4:6) To Jesus", just to name a few. What is God's amwer to "What is truth?" -Opt /.d0 Church, Orlando, Alter graduating from high ~ Jesus sthl, "Sinctify them through thy truth; thy word is truth" (John 14:6. "Everyone that is of the truth heareth my voice" John 18:37 1. "llowbeit, when he, the spirit of truth. is come, he will guide you into all truth" (John 16:13). 'rile Bible says, "But though we. or an angel from heaven, preach any other gospel unto you than that which have preached unto we (lard. This makes each man a law unto created by nationally known producer, Thurlow Spurr. A recent article in a national newspaper described them as "leading the field for over two decades." - Chuluota Community Church entitiled "Dios Habla Hoy" - consultants from more than a Church Of Jells Ctw Ill of Latter Day Saints, 2311 Park Ave. God Speaks Today because dozen major denominations in First Chris" Scientist, IN 1. Ind St. L ake Chw Memo* Chapel, Orangi Blvd., Lake Monroe it so clearly conveys the Bible lAtin America. Mall Of ' Ittilsilvith's Witness. Lake Monroe Unit. IM, W. Third S treet message in the everyday The New Testament part of First Born Chuich of the Living Spanish spoken by millions of this Span GOd, Midway First Church .0 Christ, Scientist, Likam Blvd. and Venus St., ng uage Deltona people in Cuba and other tran1aUon has lsh"la been available Pentecostal Open Bible Tabernacle, Spanish-speaking countries, since 1966. Nearly Opposite Se,stlflole MlIt Scheeli Ridgeweod Ave . off 25 th First Pentecostal Chur ch .. LMIW,od "Dios Habla Boy" was copies have been distributed. First Pentecostal The Full Gospel Church of Our Lord Jesus Christ, Washington St. Canaan ci Wirter Springs Community Evangelical Cenqregationai Winter Springs Elementary School comment, and without profit, 111b f to true is truth. His standard is the thinking of distribution of the Scriptures students than any group in each individual and thus no common stan- PREACHES a 944fdall Ave. I United Church of Christ, Altamon te Community Chapel, Altamonte Springs afford. By Fit ED BAKER Sanford Church of Christ motion picture, - 1. MI. Olive Moline,$ Church. Oak H,II Rd.. Otto, Sanford Alliance C hur ch, 1411 SafilOrd Bible Church, 2440 SanS. fo Park Ave. rd Ave. fiftWil Congregational of Jeftvah,s Witnesses. 14 The Salvation Army. 700 W. 24th 1106 W. 6th Su Roiling Hills Moravia. Church, $t. can versionalist evangelicals. On most items of the pioll, the two groups were in close enough agree...en, that it was fell practical to 1W s ill of "evangelicals" as a single, unified group. not knowing the answer. We are made to derstand and at a price they without doctrinal note or recent history. Their music The Bibles copies of a new Clemente travelled to Cuba translation in everyday and discussed the Scripthre Spanish were supplied by the needs of the people with United Bible Societies, the 64- Cuban religious leaders. He member, international reported that church officials fellowsh ip in which ABS expressed great interest in leading partner. "Dios Habla Boy," eiDlos Habla Boy" was 'fheimportationpermitwas groupings of evangelicals after studying the survey results - orthodox arid con- inquire with Pilate, "What is truth" i'hus the wWch to them is truth. A person could never from the United Bible shortage dates back to wa anyone who wants them Bible Society has undertaken Gospel Societies has arrived in Cuba with the closing of the Bible wherever they may be. The that task. ABS has always music. They also have the know for sure what truth is since it varies with the full approval of the Society in Cuba, although Societies also aim to make the been dedicated solely to tlie distinction of playing for more from time to time. According government of Premier Fidel there have been a number of Scriptures available to people translation, publication, and high school and college Pragmatist, anything a person thinks to be Castro, the American Bible smaller Bible shipments In in a language they can un- was determining how well people translate what they say they believe into how they live. Subsequent issues of the magazine will analyze specific areas of the poll, including the charismatic phenomena, Americans' attitudes toward the Bible, the American clergy, and American church life. "Christianity fotIti} defined two separate o world premmmieres of four truth at a later date. The truth changes acimiusicals. They have long cording to their wishes, They create that . "Christianity Today" began investigating such a poll early in 1978. A primary purpose i nists Iii our time are offering us what they assert to be the truth. At the same time people are groping in darkness The Sntirrlisws have - cnurcnes across uced L .,.... concerts with Youth for Christ p ° , e on Dec. 31 at 7:30 p.m. Doors Over the past 20 years the IIUVC prouuceu rod mousanus of , iaii IL$JUI U UI5 r l n.r* l" concept called "Festival of ['raise", a musical of praise Word, Inc., over 30 choral be Searching For The Truth high quality music in the form America. More recently, they appear at Sanford Civic Center, 401 E. Seminole Blvd. pui'iauw its custom,,try procedures, the Gallup st.aff interviewed ,I representative sampling of the American .. 'Me Spurrlows To Sing In Sanford Civic Center .Society announced recently. the intervening period. Pei. in God or in a universal spirit. However, some statistics proved surprising: nearly 30 million American adults consider themselves Pentecostal or charismatic, but of those almost 24 million have not spoken in tongues. The December 21, 1979, issue of Christianity Today introduces the poll and provides an initial survey of religious views of the general populace and some of the more significant gs a findings e v angel liials icals. - . ; er"# Lake Seventh Day Adventist Church. Hwy. City (94 percent) believes . '4 you, let him be accursed"(Galatiam 1:18). Truth never contradicts itself. Many conflicting doctrines are heard today concerning such Bible subjec ts as 'which church Christ established", "scriptural baptism", God's plan of salvation, arid others. Since God's word never contradic ts itself, conclude that when there is a conflicting teachingontheseor any Biblesubject,one or we both must be in error! 'rile Bible cert.ainly does not teach both ideas. But the Bible itself is always true, be ing the "perfect lass" of God (James 1:25). A political party, the individual, or religionists can never manufacture truth. Truth cannot be fabricated by nian, Man can only discover truths that already exist. Whether in the field of science or religion, truth can be originated only by Jehovah. school in June, Palmer Alliance Shows Film will major in education at IN Iforehouse College. He later plan to attend the seminary for "Sound of the Trumpet", an The fihn story follows Aden Clirist to Planet Earth. 85-minute long color motion Cosmol, a television network Amused at first, the pict ur e will be 1on- newscaster, who comes upon day, New Year's Eve, at 9 an unusual story lead. One of newsman decides to spoof the a degree In theology p.m. at the Christian and his crews, on a routine story. An avalanche of mail result is that Cosniol, an Missionary Alliance Church, assignment, brings in footage responses, however, indicate avowed agnostic, finds ~ 14th and Park Ave., Sanford. from a Jesus Festival. So, a degree of interest and awareness The evening's program will Cosmol previews clips of unknown to himpreviously also include songs, young people who believe in N Year' s shown in ' testimonies and communion. ' the eminent return of Jesus M a result, he plunges into Eve a serious investigatiun of the subject, which takes him across the country and in- cludes a survey in Israel. The himself confronted with spiritual realities he had never before considered viable. ,. , --,•.-.-- . its., of every . i ,'-S .' I I -. contact the Adult Religious Education Office at &1-1212. I I Full Gospel Tabernacle, 2724 Country Clvb a ________ . Parish Center, Family members and friends of group members may also attend. For additional information, 9:00 a.m. church of Sonford . M -. # The meeting will be at 7:30 p.m. In the social hail of the I All Faith Chapel, Cam BeOrdall Avenue osle" Methodist Church 11-lit Fern Park Church. Dogwood Trail, Destiry Northside Christian Church. Florida Haven Dr.. Maitland L ak evi ew Christian Church, Bear Lake Rd., at Jaimsan Oakgrevi Methodist Church, Oviede Church, SR $100011 of OX Eastern Orthodox Church. St. Jam chrysollom Hwy All Souls Cotholic Church, 710 Oak Ave., Sanford First Shiloh Missionary 11101SIChurch, 1101W. 13th St. O1`4AI Chapel A.M.R. Church. Qvi@ft Altamonte Springs Fern Park ' maile d questionnaires from c lergymen. Gallup called the poll 'the most cornprehensive study we have ever done in the area of religion" - evcn bigger than last year's study of the unchurched American anti previous studies done for the Catholic Digest," "Ladies' Ilomne Journal," and ''Look" magazine. Gallup told"Christianity Today" that study commissioned by the evangelical in. evangelicals' strength is growing: "The fact monthly magazine "Christianity Today," the that 20 percent of all adults are evangelicals Gallup organization and its affiliate, the . and that we find in our surveys of teenagers Princeton Religion Research Center, that they are more evangelical than their discovered among other things: elders, all indicate that the movement will -Almost half of American adults 69gain in strength." million hope to go to heaven only because of Unlike nonevangelicals, said Gallup, their personal Faith in Jesus Christ. evangelicals are more willing to give their -More than 8 10 persons believe itioney and time to their churches, are Jesus Christ is divine. likely t want their pastors speak out on -At least 65 million adults believe the Bible social and political issues, and are more is inerr a n t. willing to witness verbally about their faith: Some in the 272-page study were "Their effect on the shape (31 the 1980s could predictable. For example, almost everyone . - discuss "Annulments - Who, What, When and Why." ' 130pm $:50 p.m. - Baron United MemorIal Church, 1. Delary A ve., nterprise Sear Lake United Methodist Church Bethel A.M.E. Church Canaan H,ts. Casselberry Community United Methodist Church. Hwy. 1743, Piney Ridge Rd., Casset berry Christ United Methodist Church. Tucker Dr.. Senland Estates Dollary Com munity Methodist Delary First United Methodist Church. 410 Park Ave. First Methodist Church of Ovlode First Sou thern Methodist Church, 3414 Free Methodist Church, 100W. 4th $I. Sanford A re. First Uni ted Methodist Chur ch of Geneva, Geow',. Geneva Methodist Church. Geneva Grace United Methodist Church, Airport Blvd. (CAROLSTRLAM, II.) - Nearly 31 million American adults are evangelical Christians. Almost 40 million Americans ages 18 and older have had a life-changing religious experience, in which they asked Jesus Christ to be their personal Savior. Statistics like these caused pollster George Gallup to speculate that the 1980s might well become "the decade of the evangelicals.'' In a • ,. . ' . Vazquez, OP of the Diocesan Marriage Tribunal. She will UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Cor.CountryClubaUpsala, arvila 31108 Pastor and Employees ' Church Of God In Christ, oviodis asier" Of"' *ftx -: Sister Lucy To Speak 11:00am Youth Group Wed. Chair Practice WINN-DIXIE STORES - . ,$ 'v.. . group will have as guest s peaker on Jan. 5, Sister Lucy METHODIST , SI. MaUhews Baptist Church. Canaan Hots. So, inglleld Missionary Baptist. 12th & Cedar St. John's Missionary Baptist Church, 025 Cypress St. Tempi. Baptist Church, Palm Springs Rd., Aitamnte Sp.ings William Chapel Missionary Baptist Church, Mark A William St.. Altamonte Sprtngs Its" HOP#BaptistChurch Poret City Baptist Church First Baptist Church of Osleen Fountain Head Baptist Church, Oviedo Grace Bible Church, Sanford Woman's Club. 300 1. Oak Ave., Sanford Jordan Missionary Baptist Church 1011 W. Frst it Northilde BapOst Church. Chuluota Missionary Baptist Church, North Rd.. Enterprise M&C"GRIS Million 1101161 ChWCJI. Oak Hill Md. Olft" Morning Glory Ba;tist Churcs, Gino,. Hwy. -1 CHURCH SR- Jam*$ MIS610041fY Baptist Church. St. Old. 411S. Ost"m St. Luke Missionary Baptist Church of Cameron City, Inc. St. Paul Baptist Church, 113 Pine Ave. First Baptist Church of Lake 'ao.voo First 8Apfi%l Church of Sanlan" Springs .I Ravenna Park Baptist Church, 2742 W. 241k St. People's Baptist Chapel, 1201 W. First Street, Sanford Pinecrost Baptist Church, Ill W. Airport Blvd. Prairlo Lake Baptist, Ridge Nd., Fern Park Progress Missionary Baptist Church, Midway Second Shlloh Missionary Baptist Church, West Sanford Smyrna Baptist Church, 214 Overbrooh Dr., Casseiberry Suvtland Baptist Church, 2025 Palmetto , 44 novators and Employees ASSEMBLY OF 000 First Assembly of God, 27th & Elm . A - Ministe, 1:41a.m. Evangel9icals f - pass. After a time of special music and devotions the Lord's be served just before midnight. Wilbur Ave., Lske Mary Rev. A.F. Stevens Sunday Church School SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. Jerry & Ed. Senkarik . ,,, •:'. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE CO. DIRECTORY AVAILABLE ..1, • . - on 1980s ,* Decade %t1;,1.1_i_ -" : St. Mar y Magdalen Separated and Divorced Ca tholics PUBLIX MARKETS and Employees ' ' •- Supper will THE LAKE MARY UP4ITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH WILSON EICHELBERGER MORTUARY EuniceWilsonand Staff Oviedo, Florida '.' BIBLE BOOK CENTER KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE fl DI AIITt IIJr "' '" -. -' ' :'W'9':.,. "Walking Bible". The program is free to the public and each family Is asked to bring sandwiches and dessert to FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Oak Ave. & 3rd St. Nov. ViI L. Bryant, Pa$tor Rev. Daniel Censla, Assoc. Pastor Phone 3fl.U42 . Morning Worship I:IOa.m Church School 0:41 a.m Morning Worship ll:01a.m Nursery Herb Stenstrom and Staff ...... David Beverly and Staff 78 Hwy. 17-92 I , '• O Methodist Women Install E. C. Elsea and Staff r was converted and for 60 years has been known as the 9:006 in. 10:11am . Insurance . . '" -S - ------ THE McKIBBIN AGENCY . p.m. until modnight, at First Baptist Church of Deltona, 1200 Providence Boulevard. A film "Free Forever" based on th e life of Anthony Zeoli, who as a wild teenager and heroin addict was sentenced to a long prison term.Later, he The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Di rectory Page Possible PBANK .-' :,. . . vv,,,.- A Watch Night service will be held on New Year's Eve, 9 Nursery Provided 4:01p.m. . . ' d' /alking Bible Presbyterian . rd Sunday . - . Rev. Walter Harrison, pastor of Fort Hill Baptist Chur ch, 730pm . Sunday School poster Morning Worship 1: 30 A I I a.m. Sunday School 9:41 A. m. UMYP 5:00 p.m. Man's Prayer Breakfast 2nd A 4th Thursday 6: 30 a.m. Family Night Supper ~~ COPYRIGHT 1979 KEISTER ADVERUS04 SERVICE P 0 BOX W24 CITTESVILLE, Vw4G*" 2M ,'-•. 730pm. Bible Study , 1.. Tuesday Evening 419 Park Ave, IflIt Sard 1: 00 . m. Family Night Service Y.P.E. Wed. i -..-.-.-.-.. -..-..-..-.. _i FIRSTUNITED 1 Patter 9:45 A.m. 11:00:.m. Evangelistic WV. 1:41a.m. Morning Worship 11:01am. MYF2nd&4m5,,,. 7:41a.m. Evo.Wor$hiplsl&3,.dSun, 7:30p.m. Wednesday Morning Prayer Group alto Hl P $PAC FOR ,T ?i ER *FIEK S CALL III 16 1 . . 7: 30 p.m. Tucker DrIve, Sunland Estates Nov. Robert W. Miller Rev. Pastor i i Dalton, Ga., will preach Sunday at the 7:30 p.m. service at First Baptist Church of Deltona. Spanish services are also held at 7:30 p.m. In the church annex. THODIST CHURCH _________ ______ _________ Church Of God s VOURCMURCH t FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF SANFORD 15th St. and Magnolia Ave. Ronald Remhardi Minister Morning Worship 10 OOam. Evening Worship 7 10pm NurSery Provided to, all Services CHRIST UNITED . you (A N FEATURE Guest Preacher • f the - .< church officers, work area chairmen committee members. • . , Planning Session Sunday School 1000 a in Morning Worship It Warn Sunday Eveni ng 7: )Op in. Wed. Bible Study 7:30 p M. Conquerors Meeting Sunday 030 p in one , i'- an Nursery METHODISTCHURCH Airport Blvd. a Woodland or. Rev. Fr ed N. Gardner Pastor Church SChOOl :0Sa.m. Singing and Sharing It:41a.m. Worship Service 11:01am. ,YSvthM..ting 6 20p.m. Tuesday Bible Study and Prayer 11:00 0.m. Tuesday and Wednesda y CHURCHOFCMRIST Ill2ParkAvenu, Fred Baker Evangelist Bible Study 10:00a.m. Morning Worship 11. 00 am Evening Service 000 p.m. Ladies Bible Class Wednesday 11:00a.m. Wednesday Bible Class 7:30p.m. group . . 644-2448. A work ar ea planning session for the coming year will be held Sat urday, Jan. 5 at the ch urch from 8 am, to noon for a £ beginning Sunday Jan. 6. The series, "Truth In Action", will be conducted at the Religious Science Center, 1434 W. Fairbanks Ave. from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Jan. 6, 13, 20 and 27. Tuition is $15. Further information Is avail able by calling Ill Orange Street, Longwood Rev.!. Ruth Grant Pastor e , uon by four of Dr. Graves' fourth year ministerial graduates FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONG WOOD e a entitled his lecture this wotk "Always Just Beginning." A special subscription series of lectures will be presented lO.$Oam. 0:00 pm Evangelist Service l.00pm Mid week Service (Wed.) 7:00 p M. Nursery Provided for all Services Sunday School GRACE UNITED / - * ' Lee Road. Dr. Roy Graves, minister, has appropriately Pastor 0:IS a in Sunday School Morning Worship Youth Hour Oviede ISlavIa Rev. John J. Kucharik Pastor SufldaySChiil 1:41a.m. Worship Services $:31A 11:41a.m. We maintain a Christian $5 Kindergarten through Eighth Grade T. 0:00 p.m. Wed Prayer & Bible Study 7:30p.m. Independent Missionary Winter Park Church of Religious Science Sunday services are held at 10: 30 a.m. in th e Park East Theater, 17-92 and l:)Opin 25$1 Sanford Ave. John J. Hinton ST. LUKE'S LUTHERAN CHURCH .SR.431&RedlugRd. .. ...,. elceplW.d.&Sal. noonle4p.m. Tel.. 100.1414 1100am. Evangelistic services . , ,., __ , . . ..' 2 n ., y - . 'S • . , Saturday Matthew 17:1-5 11:01 a M. 11:01am. . • - Friday Revelation 22:12-16 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST, DELTONA Elkcam Boulevard and Venus Street Lake Mary Rev. S. L. Wagner. Pastor Sunday Worship It'll a in Worship Service II:OOa ii,. Eve. Warship l.00pm 10:30a.m. 400D SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH fll7OrlandoDr. (Luffieran Church ln America) 0ev. NolpIs I. Luman Pastor NOf5hI 10:00a.m. lundaySclwol 1:00a.m. 'Oursery Provided . ' . "I 1, Revelation Christian Science Morning Worship dorship Service . Thursday PALMETTOAVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER "The Lutheran Hour" a nd TV "This Is The Life" Rev. Elmer A. Reutcher Pastor unday5ctso.I l:1$a.m. - 61:1-3 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Car, Church Ave. IOrantSt. iSoulhern) Rev. James W Hammock Pastor Sunday School 1:45am. Morning Worship II OOa m Church Traini ng I OOP in. Evening Worship 1:00 p.m. Wednesday Evening Prayer Service 1.30 p.m. Lutheran 'v:'. Tuesday Minister 0:30 am, 1030a.m. 7:00p.m. 700pm. Lecture Series . Philippians Joe Johnson Sunday Sc hool Ill Lakeview. Lake Mary Rev Jim Hughens Pastor Sunday School l:45a m. Worship Service II lOam. Evening Worship 730 p in Wed Prayer Sir, 7:30p.m. Nursery Provided LAKE MANY CHURCH of the NAZARENE Ill 1. Crystal Lake*ve. Pentecostal •• Monday Matthew 1 1:2'6 P hone 322 0000 Roy Raymondtrocke, Sunday School . concluding with a baptismal service. FIRST CHURCH WINTER SPOS.COMMUNITY EVANGELICAL CONGREGATIONAL Meeting at Winter Spgs. Elemen tary Sunday school 10:00a.m. Worship 10:00a.m. Nov. Robert Pastor - Pineview Baptist Church, 119 W. Airport Boulevard, Sanford, will hold a watchnlght service Monday at 11 p.m. Patr 0:410 in II:4Sa in o lIOpm, OF THE NAZARENE Congregational 1507$. San ford Ave. Rev. David Mangold Minister Sunday School 141a.m. Morning Worship 11:00a.m. Wed. Service 7:30p.m. Al Green Sunday School Evangelical a Hymn. FIRST CHRISTIAN DISCIPLES OF CHRIST Wilson SchooI, Orange BIVd MidWeek Serv.(Wed.I That is why our family worships toge iorward into this exciting New Year, the song in our hearts is rca 3220477 Watchnlght Service CHURCH OF THE NALARENE Morning Worship Evening Service MidWeek Service Rector 1:00a.m. 11:10a.m. 11:41a.m. 10:00 8 .m. - . LAKEMONROE 7:30 n.M. Episcopal more when we share them with those we love. Disappointments Priest. Father Dssmas Markle A New Year's Eve Watchnight servi ce will be held Monday beginning at 10 p.m. with Mrs. Frances Padgett in Nazarene 11:10a.m. Wed. prayer Meeting are easier to accept when we stand together. Rosary Walk in the Park followed by Benediction Wed at 7 oo . Confession before Mass or by Apet. new members will be received. charge. 1: 30a.m. 1I:31.11 a.m. Rad ioCashOn-T he-Line BARNESVILLE, Ga. UPI) - On who likes to wear blue jean suits. Waters. "There's not another one piano, but the singing groups bring Sundays are gospel singers. I don't Sunday mornings just before "They prefer to pay cash." that I know of that has as many other musical instruments, such as have many preachers." daybreak, Wilmey Waters gets his No contracts are signed. "It's all religious programs," guitars, banjos, drums and cashbox and heads for radio station done by gentlemen's agreement." The groups imiamis represent the During the week. WBAF's clear saxaphones. liolinist. Church of God, Baptist and WBAF: A full day of gospel Waters says some of his Sunday Methodist faiths. Waters' radio station is an channel 1000-watt signal carries Preaching and singing is about to more than two hours religious clients realize he doesn't have time unobtrusive one-story cinder block begin at $18 cash-on-the line for "All I have to do is give the station programming daily, but Sunday is to leave the station to eat, so they 30 structure tucked away under a break and a few comlmierciats," says minutes air time, the big day for the preachers and the frequently bring him dinner. canopy of pine trees just off U.S. Waters. "The rest of the time I sit singers at the station. When Waters, who owns the on the outskirts of Barnesville, the "Sometimes I have as many as around bulling with the other Igo to church all day on Sun- three dinners to station, arrives some of the gospel count seat of Iiiiiar County. about groups." eat," he said. ,,But says Waters, referring to the occasionally groups may already be there, money 60 miles south of Atlanta. The talk usually is about religion they forget and I might all-day reaching and singing. in hand, waiting their turn to go on and occasionally there might be not get any dinner at all." WHAI" signed on the air nearly 14 the air. Sometimes there may be as nwny )'ears ago and since then ' its In the summer when the weather some disa greement. W aters is From the time the station signs on as 75 to 100 members of different is programming has included many wanmi, the gospel singers and careful not to get involved. "I don at dawn on Sunday mornings until it gospel groups waiting their hours of religious broadcasting. turn to preachers many of whom are dis4iru with either sRk. fit. said. goes off at dusk, there will be no go on the air. ou can' t be on both sides, that's I'm known in the community as Farmers, painters, insurance other programs that day but gospel for an outstanding citizen with the sLlesIm2en and housewives in real life The station is small and has only singing and preaching. Waters d isis )fle g n r l rule churches," Waters said. I' h . - sit around under the pines and one studio. When one group corn. Waters collects in advance from s ks .1,, 0 US bo ut one-third of the station's gospel groups o visit while waiting their turn. pletes its program, Waters puts on a the preachers and ,e sifliflt, revenue comes follow. object o gener frommi d al . the gospel 'commercial , allowing time for that groups. "Everybody knows everybody type of criticism of another groups. to clear ou t and the next • • to else." says Waters. "It's just a big S 13th uiai uOfl trust tln,fli, religion;' he says, "but I don't allow ''I don't know of another station come on (C. '7 ii I. says 01. bearded aru I 57-year-old ilflI1%affair ilititir amily Waters dii uil) long. Most of them to criticize i single out the that opera tes like mine 1. . ,, said s SIUUOO as one well-used 18 groups that go on the air church on the corner." students from the church will participate in the ser vice and Sunday School l:30 in. Morning Worship 11:008 in. Evening Worship lOOp in Tees. evening Prayer 5cr,. l:lOp in. Tees. Official Board Meet. $ so ,,, Facing the future as a family is wonderful idea, . . not just on Sun. 13:31 Community United Me thodist Church, Casselberry, will observe Student Recognition and Membership Sunday this week at the 9:30 and 11 a.m. services. Several college Patter Sunday School Pastor New Year's Eve, but every day'in every season. Joys mean all the OUR LADY QUEEN OFPEACI Ill Park Avenue, Sanford Dr Jay T Cosmalo Patter Sunday School 141am Morning Worship it a in. Church Training VON P.M. Evening Worship 700 p.m. Wed. Prayer Service 0:30 p.m. At Community Methodist I 04 0 M, Rev. Ednsend I.. Weber Asia. Pastor 30"ay School Gospel Student Recognition Service NEW BETHEL AM! CHURCH Main Street-Canaan City Rev. M. H. Burke Jr. paste, CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH 2411 S. Park Ave. 322.4014 Sync. Somehow we knew it would be a wonderful year because tFe family sai:' it in. 4th & Magnolia LAKE MARY BAPTIST MISSION Bible Study I Wed.) Congregational . . . is what Gramps called it! Every year at five to twelve he and Grandma would strike up a rousing chorus of Auld Lang Orthodox Traditional Latin Most JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 1531 W.il First Street S E Stanton Pastor Sunday School 10:04 am. Morning Service 11:00a.m. Evening Service 7:3Op m. Wednesday Service l:lOp.m. Old Truths fora Now Day Sunday, Dec. 30, 1f1-$C From Dawn To Dusk On Sunday, Briefly FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHUR CH OP GENE VA Geneva. Ph. twit pasr SundavSchoouiun IO:OIam Worship Service iSun.) 11:00. in. Prayer Serv. A _______ ________ Nov. Fred Noel of Holy Cross Episcopal Church 7:30 p in _____ _______________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ Wed. OrffiodouCarnolicChurch Holding services In The Peace Chapel 1041a.m. esop m. 7:30p .m. _____________ .* % lam., I$:30&13 noon 4.$as4pm CEfITRALIAPTISTCHUICH lIlt Oak Ave Sanford 323-7114 "v __________________________ %inging iq tite I ew qrear. ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH lllOak Ave., Sanford Fr, William Ennis Patter Fr. Peter Mitchell A s st. Past,, Sat, V.gel Mass 100pm, Sun. Mass Preaching AWorshiping Bible Study Sharing & Proclaiming Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. __________ :::: voorn Fellowship lOOp in Dinner following Service every 4th Confessions. Sat. Country Club Rood, Lake Mary Avery M Lone Pastor Sunday School 9:41111,111. , RELIGION ____ tt ___ Church... COUNTRYSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH It.fl 0000 x. Freddie Smith Sunday School Morning warship Church Training Evening Worship Wed Praytr5erv Hwy. at Pine, 'd5i Rd. Casselberry Rev. Arthur Padge Past., Nov. Bob Sib Dicklnwn Assoc. :: Rev. Attic. . Mornl$5WOntIIp lisAnam OMMUNITY. '' :: CrcliScisool l:35$flam :•: SErYICII W Classes for all a'es Fellowship ClUe, between services UMYF ::: EVeSW0'$AIp ::: OW Wed. lw, Study a ..Prayerlrv. :: 7:31p, _________ First Wednesday FiIIowship : _________ I I 0 FiRst ASSEMBLY OF GOD Car. 27th a Elm .X Philip Waisan,n Pastor X. Sutiday School am. Worship Service II :00 am. E vening worship l:00p.m. Wed. Bible Study 1: Wed Lighthouse Youth Meeting Royal Rangers A P___ Mistionitte; p PINECREST BAPTIST CHURCH 110W Airport Blvd., Sanford 322-3737 Inter. Pastor Rev. Grady Snowden Sunda(p,e,I lIla in. Worshjo Service 11:01a.m. Eve Service 7: o p.m. Wed Prayer Serv. 1:00p.m. I ith Of God Assembly _ COMMUNITY U tiltED ADVENTIST CHURCH Douglas Jacobs Saturday Services: Sabbaffi5cpi*,, Worship Service Wednesday Night Prayer Service f - I' . ,- I .. ____ . ' .----.---- - .. •, . ...' -- ,- .' . S . . S . -,.. . ... .. ..-.- - ..... -. .... .... .* .. .• . - , .' • - . .- -. -j ''Wl! --'.: �• p - -* I Sinherd, ___________________ IC— Evening Herald BLON DIE Svnday, MUCH coss,vu Dec.* 1fl Young by Chic THEEMPLOYEESWINg'vVu DON'T )'AVE A SENSE OF: HUMOR DON'T LAUGH VE Fl. p ALL WEU..,I WOULDN'T VENT 1?! - %ZIP I — ________ ______ _____ by Mort Walker THE SUPREME COURT 5 PC)C INTERESTING IT MAP I (.i 5HOWEP THEM UNUSUAL MOVI SHOTS POCUMENTARY AM 45 Forego Answer to Previous Punli 47 Tart 101 ilPi I iOjlIOiSJ I Cassowary 49 Actress Gabor IP!AI 4 City on the 50 Triton r+' Arno 52 Thirsty $ 8 Cone-bearing 54 Classic stories tree 12 Long period 80 Possessive of time pronoun 13 Garment piece 62 Exist 14 Charitable or. 63 Hard metal ganization 84 Bear (Lat.) (abbr) 65 Girl (el.) 15 Plot of land 66Geometrical 16 Regretted figure 17 Christi 87 Chime 1 2 3 } 12 THE BORN LOSER — by Art Sansom — — 15 18 — — — — 27 - 28 29 - AGAIN--- 63 37 - 45 - - - - - 59 14 60 — 15 1 61 - 11 11 December 30, 1979 EVENING in others, extravagant and YOUR BIRTHDAY careless, December30,1979 GEMINI (May 21-June ) partchoose Those Rely more upon yourself contbute to your good for- today and less upon others. disappointed You could will to theirs. Some extra you expect them to take care of things youshould be doing onuses could also result. ) 68 - - - - - U NEWS 1(10) SNEAK PREVIEWS: kKE TWO L. V ' 1 \\7 ( y ui ' L EEK & MEEK NORTH 12'29 494 by Howie Schneider 8:00 CHIPS While organizing 8:30 ØA NEW KIND OF FAMI. Tony's candidacy for stunl council is jeopardized er his sister is picked up with rich and snobby girlfriend, 9:00 (7) 0 LOVE BOAT "Third 'Wheel" Ethel Merman, Bob Cummings; "Grandmother's Nanette Fabray, Barry 'Plson: "Second String Mom" Beth Howland. Ken Berry. (R) 10:00 today. Be realistic about what you can afford — then adhere ------Thl g.nmin.i ) "b jaa ,vi.a " w your ouugeL. he needed to have South duck able to see new ways to GEMINI (May 21-June 20) at trick one. So East is in with the king resurrect an old goal that you The family's good will is U . W 0 FANTASY ISLAND A former stuntman (Dale RobertSon) tries one last death-defyleg trick, and an entrant In a ...king contest is caught ating. (A) 11:00 . 4 PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vermeer I R LLUflON REALLY AWFUL, ISN'T IT? THE I IT I THINK I'LL STAY IN - E5N 'T -— _________ SEEM MO W! \ L..... "-" ," ,y.-' .1 j 0 --- I _ BUGS BUNNY 4e4'b.J EPLAN<, YOU OC CON9ANE Gi.COT cwr\ou _________________________________ c'o ARRIVE A11VE1 ...', U(35)MOVIE "My Name Is Nobody" (C) (1974) 11:30 Pass a ' ' • j COLLEGE BASKETPALL None Dame vs. KentucyatLouisvilIe "Finlan's Ci) 0 MOVIE Rainbow" (C) (1968) Fred Astaire, Petula Clark. An Irishman and his daughter travel from their native land to the United States with i tepreChaun on their trail.(1 1/2 Hrs.) ) 0 MOVIE "A Song Is Born" (C) (1948) Danny Kayo, Virginia Mayo. A young woman. Wanted by the police, Is hidden from police by music profes(2 Hrs. 10 Mins.) ci MY I MORNING ~1 1 5:10 ' (117) WORLD AT LA14GE (17) AGRICULTURE U.S.A. 6:00 f) U THIS THE LIFE - Ø'2) (17) BETWEEN THE LINES 6:30 h410 THE LAW AND YOU 0 AGRICULTURE U.S.A. 7 00 _ (1k') 2'S COMPANY - SPIDER MAN \,. . by Bob Thaves WHAT'S y,Qcw8 irs-- THE £'U$.' WITH PICE5 AUNT MAY THEY KEEP 6o,AtY PENSION 6EEMs'fl"i YOU'VE BEEN PILiNG up! .SAIALLER EACH , '? J' CRYING! MONTH' FRANK AND ERNEST ,Q/$/,,4F9 ______________________________________ .- ,". -' cP cz 'Youi I'M RATHER '' . ' .,. -t : .? , 13 ' , I ________ _ , - ____ _____ A ivAL.rIT WldH'r MrRsc. — MEASURE, I I38L.+..I 1 I9, gur V11, - —.. 4. ON I7j4 __ , by Craig Leggett by T. K. Ryan ww!.. £'M WT OF ----i '-ta_ ----------__________ 17 IN &fIMYG(JLCH? . - c, , S ;7REAriT'\ - 5:00 0 THE FBI 5:30 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER (17) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE 8:00 fi (ii) EARLY DAY HEALTH FIELD C1JOSUNRISE (17) WORLD AT LARGE 9:00 () 0 ALICE Flo sinks into a 330 C!) 0 KIDS ARE PEOPLE 0 () COUNTRY ROADS Year's Eve when the blind date TO BE ANNOUNCED TOO Guests: The Captain and arranged for her by Alice falls 6:30 0 NFL TODAY Tennille. Norm Crosby. Dr. Wilthrough. (5) 0 ED ALLEN ham PiI'je, the rock group (12) (17) MOVIE "life With 1)0 ABC MOVIE "Super. (12) (17) NEWS Father" (19471 Special Delivery. (A) dome" (1978) David Janssen, 4:00 645 (1]) (35) THE FUNTSTONES Donna Mills. Terror strikes the 0 RJ MOVIE "Money From (3(10) A.M. WEATHER 9 10) MISTER ROGERS (R) general manager of a Super Home" (C)(1953) Dean Martin, (110 7) LOST IN SPACE Bowl-bound football team 6:55 Jerry Lewis. A man is forced to hen he learns there is some. !) TODAY IN FLORIDA 9:30 stop the favorite horse from one who will stop at nothing to MOANING tfl 0 GOOD (4) GOSPEL SINGING winning an Important race keep the team from winning FLORIDA JUBILEE when a gangster takes care of (ii) (35) WOODY WOODPECK. the debts the man owes. (2 9:30 7:00 ER AND FRIENDS Hrs.) (53 0 THE JEFFERSONS 0 14J TODAY (3(10) ELECTRIC COMPANY 0 NFL FOOTBALL ChicaLouise is enraged when a trou(1) 0 MORNING NEWS (A) go Bears or Los Angeles Rams bled orphan who arrives for a 0 GOOD MORNING at Dallas Cowboys week's stay picks up on some AMERICA 10:00 0 (10) LORD MOUNTBAT. of Georqe's favorite phrases. 8T, ARCHIE CAMPBELL 7:25 TEN: A MAN FOR THE CENTU (flØ KIDSWORLD 10:00 El (4) TODAY IN FLORIDA fly Lord IF (35) ROADRUNNER Mountbatten 0 @1) EISCHIED A gentle CO 0 GOOD MOANING discusses the independence of (3 (10) STUDIO SEE senior Citizen, whose family FLORIDA India and Pakistan and the "Befuga" Belinda. a giant Belubusiness is in financial trouble, 7:30 resulting violent protests and ga whale. trains at San Diego's is SUSPOCIed of hiring an arson0 (3) TODAY massacres among the Hindus Sea World, two Chicago kids 1st to burn down his office MORNING 0 GOOD and the Muslims. (Part 7 of 8) run' a skateboard shop apple building. AMERICA picking in New England. (A) (5)0 TRAPPER JOHN, M.D. 5:00 (35) TOM AND JERRY (12) (17)HA2EL Dr. Riverside basks in the 1)0 IN SEARCH OF.,. 8:00 limelight of the publicity over a (Ij) (35) GRIZZLY ADAMS 10:30 CJ) a CAPTAIN KANGAROO daring emergency action which GENIUS (9 10 LEGACY OF MOVIE "The ImMo(_ !1!) (35) BULLWINKLE saved the life of a 13-year-old 'The Story Of Thomas Alva tal" (C) (19691 Christopher (U 10)OVER EASY wrl (Katy Kurtzman) Edison" Eric Sevareid narrates George. Barry Sullivan. A dying 11:00 8:25 this program on the life and tycoon poses a threat to a test 0(4) (530 C!) 0 NEWS El (4) TODAY IN FLORIDA ee America's ific inventor, the impact of his to disease and aging. (1 1/2 FLORIDA work on the world and the out. Hrs) 11:30 look for tomorrow's inventor ) 0 SPECTRUM 9 (41) NBC LATE MOVIE 8:30 BAPTIST "The New Adventures of 8 (4)TODAY M 0 FIRST 5:30 CHURCH - - Heidi" (1978) Katy Kurtzman, (13 0 GOOD MORNING U WILD KINGDOM ()J) (35) THE JETSONS -Amer ica's Wildlife Heritage" (3 (10) KITE WAR AT FUNNY BUSINESS by Roger Bollen _____ HAMAMATSU A documentary EVENING _________________________________________ -----I'I'i" i 'I.'UI" look at the centuries-old three4TIIT1T" aleday kite battle at Hamamatsu. Japan. 12-25 6:00 ff2) (17) MOVIE "Thank Your I CJt)IT 9 () (1) 0 NEWS Lucky Stars" (1943) Eddie TP4EE t.LF (35) BIONIC WOMAN c Cantor, Dinah Shore. An Jaime uncovers an internationAtlyMoRE,., impersonator hopes to raise al smuggling ring that Is using a money from a talent show by T14SY DCQIT convent winery f or a cover. posing as a producer. IS (10) WONDERS OF THE E'Jet4 HtJE SEA 11:00 A14 vc,R! (12) (17) WRESTLING (5)0 30 MINUTES 1]) (35) TOM AND JERRY 6:30 (3 (10) FEELINGS "Schools' 51(4') NBC NEWS MIMI'S Dr. Lee Salk consults three (Ij 0 ABC NEWS PI&OE children to find out what they 44(10) ONCE UPON A CLASSALON learn in school and how they SIC "Rebecca Of Sunnybrook 8 feel about it. (A) Farm" While selling cakes 01 j OEFU$Ir I soap to help win a lamp for 11:30 Up Mrs. Simpson, Rebecca meets 1530 FACE THE NATION Adam Ladd. (Part 2 of 4) (73 0 BILL DANCE OUT. DOORS 6:45 1 (5)0 NFL TODAY AFTERNOON ( 4 1 7:00 S 51 ® DISNEY'S WONDER12:00 FUL WORLD A combination of 9 NFL '79 live and animated action are _________________________________ 0JOHN MCKAY used in a spoof of a young 0 ISSUES AND man's life as seen through the I I ANSWERS ever-present automobile. Kurt ..."_ (3 (10) ANOTHER VOICE Russell narrates (R) 12:30 )0 60 MINUTES '._-_.' 13 (1) NFL FOOTBALL Dena)0 SALVAGE I Harry's ver Broncos or Miami Dolphins aftempts'lo retrieve a fortune at Pittsburgh Steebers In diamonds from a Hawaiian 530 MOVIE "The Pleasure volcano set off violent erup. Of His Company" (C) (1961) tions that threaten to bury a Fred Astaire, Debbie Reynolds Milk or Shake WEDNESDAY, JAN. 2 luxury resort under molten A father attempts to stop his lava. SENIOR HIGH ELF31ENTARY daughter's wedding plans. (2 (1j' (35) STREETS OF SAN Fish scHools Hrs.) FRANCISCO Sloppy Joe Hamburger (Y) 0 DIRECTIONS C9(10) HANSEL AND GRE. Tator Tots Whipped Potatoes (8 (10) FLORIDA REPORT TEL The Northwestern UnivorBroccoli Peas& Carrots sity Opera Theater brings this 1:00 Tossed Salad tee Cream Grimm Brothers fantasy to life C!) 0 PRO AND CON Fruit Milk in an opera written by Engel. 1:30 Rolls MIDDLE SCHOOLS bert Humperdinck. 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Vegetables Assorted Desserts and Bread ' e :. : • . ____ ____ _____ __________ ____ ________ ______ a fl t • _____ " ALL IN THE FAMILY 4:30 __ L.EI3 ) NEWS s10 M"A'SON (17)sPEcTREMAN 10:00 fl () CARD SHARKS ii]) (35) PTL CLUB (10) MASTERPIECE THEATRE (17) MOVIE ___________ ______ _ S.0BEWITCHED (35) BUGS BUNNY AND FRIENDS 5:00 0 L4 CAROL BURNETT ANC FRIENDS 0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN !J (35) TOM AND JERRY SQUARES (5 0 WHEWI 10:55 ( 0 CBS NEWS 6:25 state of depression on New (10) MASTERPIECE THEATRE (17) LUCY SHOW 9:30 (ED (35)1 LOVE LUCY (12) (17)GREEN ACRES MORNING 830 0 ONE DAY AT A TIME Ann, her family and Schneider are once again talked into staging a New Year's Eve show for the residents of the Utopia Park Retirement Hotel. IJ1(35)JERRYFALWELL _ _________ MOND (5)O ONE DAY ATA TIME (R) (35) BANANA SPLITS AND FRIENDS r4(10) VILLA ALEGRE(R) 4:00 0@J EMERGENCY ONEI ($ 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS 9:00 DONAHUE (fIO MIKE DOUGLAS o MOVIE 4. 8945 ' ..' Rolls Fruit MIII ROHS Milk or Shake NIIDDLE SCHOOLS Fish Sloppy Joe Tator Tots Broccoli TossedSalid Fruit Mini Steak Sub Cold Sub French Fries Cole Slaw Fresh Fruit Rolls Milk or Shake • per person " Served 5 hI II ENTERTAINMENT BY JERRY FRAZIER TRIO ' For Your Dancing and Listening Pleasure 9p.m.T112a.m. Complimentary Toast of Champagne At Midnight - Hats.Noise Makers, etc. rtainmen. andDancing _ _ . AMERICA RY GARDEN (17) ROMPER ROOM (1 . • WaL COVERS 1 3:00 .JJ) (35) MOVIE "Hedda" (C) (1975) Glenda Jackson. limothy West Based on the play by Henrik Ibsen. Hedda Gabler marries for money but then becomes frustrated for want of love (2 Hrs.) (3(10) AT THE WHITE HOUSE Cellist Mstislav Rostropovich, music director of the National Symphony Orchestra, performs from the East Room of the White House. (A) Burl Ives. The loving grandla. ther of a Swiss girl, who is unaware that he is losing his sight, reluctantly sends Mr to live with her cousins. (A) 13J 0 THE AVENGERS A tycoon and his son are found dead from what an attack from a giant bird. 0 $1.98BEAUTY SHOW Buffet Dinner S —_- 2:30 TO RE ANNOUNCED C!) U MOVIE 'Boom Town' (B/W) (1939 Clark Gable. Spencer Tracy The Boxer" (Premiere) O.J. Simpson. Melissa Michaelsen An unemployed ex-soldier is helped by a heavyweight fight, er's 10-year-old daughter to carve a successtul career for himself in the boxing ring, LI) 0 ARCHIE BUNKER'S PLACE 0 MORK a MINDY When Mork from the planet Ork falls In love with a Boulder. Cobra. do girl named Mindy, he seeks out the Fonz for advice on winning her heart. (A) (2) (17) MOVIE "Birds Do It" (1966) Soupy Sales. Tab Hunt. er. Includes: il-li lOONIES . - 4 _______________________________ ________________________ ti®II; • ___________________________________________________________ "'' -_ U - S - •;a ,' ____ /2-29 TUMBLEWEEDS S 5 ) 0 SUNDAY MORNING i24(1O) GREAT PERFOR. MANCES "Bruckner' Sympho. ny No. 9" The distinguished Austrian conductor Herbert von Karalan leads the renowned Vienna Philharmonic in Anton Bruckners Symphony No. 9 in D Minor, 1R) New Year's Eve DINNER P RTY ' 'I. WEPS, HOW uj7 YOU A5SSS 'THIS PAST YA1 H1 by Stan Lee and John Rota - J' PON'T " URE-- WHILE 1IAT WORY,CE4, &/Q-Wz1A/N$, WE'LL M4NAE 1INSTEAD O F HELF1NI 'tVtJ CUT" 900 El C!) OUTLOOK driver gifted with an Immunity (41) PRIME TIME SATURDAY Jack Perkins profiles author Harold Robbins; Jessica Oavitch reports on the fuel brunch inasmaD Maine town. AMERICAN DREA M. U) AMERICAN NIGHTMARE: THE SEVENTIES Harry Reasoner assesses the national character and temperament of the seventies, focusing on the role of the three major events of Water' gate, the war in Southeast Asia d the Bicentennial Celebratiori. (Part 2) YOUR BIRTHDAY December31, 1979 8:30 SUNDAY MASS JJ (35) JOSIE AND THE PUSSYCATS ck star hiding out from the orid. (A) ) 0 THE KENNEDY CENER HONORS "A Celebration t the Performing Arts" An ray of celebrities perform at e John F. Kennedy Center for e Performing Arts in Washglen D.C. to pay tribute to e distinguished American tists - Aaron Copland, Ella tzgerald, Henry Fonda, Mara Graham and Tennessee illiams. g THE ROPERS Stanley d Jeffrey, driven to the same ir by marital tiffs, begin a endship that ends shortly ter in jail. (RI - essary for East to decide that With a little bit of reworking, side of an issue that might be his partner's lead was not a you'll be able to pull it off. stirring the waters today. A singleton. He comes to that WEST compromise can be found conclusion for no reason at all CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan, Q7632 •j 1085 except that he felt that South CANCER (June 21-July 22) 42 19) Counting on others to A6 with three clubs to the queen A 10 9 3 $85 Your imagination could run have, raised clubs carry part of the workload would 109 4K764' today would be a mistake. No away with you today, rather than rebid his queenunSOUTH your high heart suit. matter how tough it Is, the narrowing AK Now East leads back his only way you'll reach your derstanding of others and QJ 987 eight of diamonds. South plays goals is by standing on your placing you in one of your Q 742 the deuce and It is up to West own two feet. Find out more of moody states. Discipline your 4Q 2 to make the winning defensive what lies ahead for you In the play, which is to play his 10 Vulnerable: Both sDOt, He should know that year following your birthday Dealer: South LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) East has led from a doubleton. by sending for your copy of West North East Sosib Social activities may not That eight can't be third or Astro-Graph Letter, Mail $1 , come off as you had planned fourth best. The only higher for each to Astro-Graph, p 24 Pass 2, diamond that West doesn't see 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. today. You must not let this I'ass 4 F'*i P53 is the queen. 10019.Besuretospecifybirth get you down, What you end It up doing will turn out better. would give South five dia- date. VIRGO (A ug. 23-Sept. 22) A Opening lead:* 10 month and he surely would AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. relationship you feel to be have rebid two diamonds to you may be 19) You might be a bit too important instead of two hearts. Now, when a heart is led sensitive today with regards under considerable strain East rabs his ace, leads his to what you interpret as a toddy. Do all you can to keep By Oswald Jacoby last diamond and gets In the slight from someone you care the peace, and watch things and Alan Sontag killing tuft. turn around. for, You'll be better off if you (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) don't make too much of it. South should really play (Do you have a question for PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Retreat and reconsider your dummy's ace of clubs at one. After that start the rest the axperts? Write "Ask the It might be up to you today 6 plans for getting everything of the play would be simple. Experts," care of this newspa- be accomplished if you feel understanding and South would lose one club, one per. Individual qu6stiOns will forgiving if you wish to things ganging up on you. diamond and one heart and be answered It accompanied maintain harmonious con- Your first game plan wasn't that would be all she wrote. by Slamped~ self-addresSed ditions at home. Who cares all that go(,I. However, Victor Mollo was envelopes The most Interestwhoa right so long as peace SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) writing about defense and in Ing questions will be used In Make certain everyone is order for there to be some this column and will receive prevails? real defensive skill Involved, cop/m of JACOBY MODERN.) willing to share the tab before ARIES (March 21-April 19) A negative ooutlook today will you offer to have everything cause all your responsibilities billedtoyou.Youcouldendup to appear monumental, holding an expensive bag. . FLOR thereby making them so. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23Th ere's no need to look upon Dec. 21) Trying to please one 1 ~t~ the dark side of life, individual might prove difTAURUS (April 2O-May2O) Iiculttoday.Go along with the SUNSHINE STATE .. The year could come very high the chips fall where they may, 0 onch and Jon cross paths Rh roller-skating thieves, a on man constantly Collecting surance for whiplash, ana a of clubs. It now becomes nec. thought was dead and buried. important, so try to see their K 103 K 6 A 8 53 EAST 8:00 T FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH C) 0 REX HUMBARD (!) 0 SHOW MY PEOPLE (II) (35) CASPER (3(l0) SESAME STREET (R) (17) THREE STOOGES AND FRIENDS 7:00 FLORIDA'S WATCHING ) 0 HEE HAW Guests: ons Of The Pioneers, Rex lien Jr., Billy Carter. Doc indall, Lulu Roman, )0 LAWRENCE WELK ambivalence In financial yours. Associates whose aims matters. In some instarimS differ could cause you l al you will be prudent and wise; frustrations. WIN AT BRIDGE 7:30 THE MORMONS (1) 0 BLACK AWARENESS (1) 0 PICTURE OF HEALTH (35) (17) DR. E.J. DANIELS 6:30 For Monday, December 31, 1979 14 6:00 a NS D (35) BIONIC WOMAN TAURUS (April 20-May 20) today whose interests are 65 — — Today you are likely to show closely In harmony with s" - - — öï — — 64 — — — /0I II J 0 MARLO AND THE MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE Ill 0 ViEWPOINT ON NUTRI. lION ( (17) JIMMY SWAGGART J SATURDAYL_ everyone, sometimes no lead to a big letdown, matter how much we try to do SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) for another, it just never se who try love you can ems to be enough. be relled upon to help you ARIES (March 21-April 19) today. Acquaintances who Award compliments to promise much but _never friends If they are warranted deliver should not be counted today but don't try to flatter on. others to get them to do your SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23. bidding. It won't work. Dec. 21) Select companions 42 — — 48E49 58 — ByBERNICEBEDEOSOL For Sunday, Sunday, Dec. 30, I57-7C rv HIGHLIGHTS PISCES (Feb. 20-March ()) don't expert more than you Don't be upset today if you are entitled to. Raising your find you can't please hopes unrealistically could 32 33 41 11V by Bob Montana EXPECT TO CALL ME ) -'-." 31 - 50 51 1 I i P 1 51T1 ü I SAY$$IFTF$$ 40 47 _____________________ St.W 4 HOROSCOPE - JIF1E 1O1 [Of f 38 39 - WHEN I TELL HIM I VFYê, WANT TO SPEAK TO HIM - lt _____ 30 44 1 _________ A1P1.....1D1 ____________ $1n1 AL1 I T 35 38 jE WtLL110EC) Evening Herald, Sanford. FL CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. on your own. CANCER (June 21-July 22) 19) If you are planning a do-It. yourself task today, be sure Normally you're rather astute the helpers you bring In know In business situations, but what they are doing. If not, you must take care today not they will cost you money to make deals that benefit rather than save It. Discover others far more than you. LEO(July 23-Aug. 22) what lies ahead for you in romance this coming year by Others will be more favorably yournew products 9 At this Graph Letter, Mail$1 for each are merely yourself. Hotmonogram moment 39 Month (abbr.) dogging It or grabbing the tab to Astro-Graph, Box 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. won't win you points. ———— — — — 10019, Be sure to specify birth VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22 ) 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ii date. Let others sing your praises iT — — 11 — — AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. today instead of boosting your — — 19) You're easygoing and accomplishments yourself, — — — — 18 pleasant today. This is ad. The recognition you desire . mirable but be careful you're will be forthcoming. _19 20 — 21 22 — — not drawn into something LIBRA (Sept, 23-Oct. 23) — sticky just because you're a You're fortunate today but 23 24 25 26 nice guy. 34 ARCHIE OAINnLPr,OA It N A10I 11 It ' n'-i-i 1L r1iL F 0 FIAM1FUV1E athletic group 44 Free DOWN 11 Direction 46 Flat hot 19 Rant out 22 $up 48 Wizen I Electric fish 21 Sandwich 23 Arrival-time 2 Open for type (abbr.) 50 Saga guess (abbr) discussion 24 Eagle's nest 51 Gambling 25 Snow coaster 3 Biblical 28 Work unit game 27 Wholes preposition 27 Mormon State 53 Long ago 31 Stumbles 4 Febrile 28 Wheel hub 34 Scottish cap 5 Written 55 Shakespear. 29 Emulation 35 Equipage avowal of a ean villain 30 Percolate (arch) debt 56 Maw slowly 37 Indiana city 6 Swee 32 Impel 57 Peddle 38 Keenly 7 Mosquito 33 "Auld Lang 59 Compass desirous onus 40 Affirmations 8 ommunion ----" point ——— J TNT TOA.11u e m 58 Ache coal 43 Mixed (pref) 5 WHAT H4PPENED *- ACROSS lB Priest's vestment 20 Network _____ BEETLE BAILEY THAT WAS A VERY - - _____ J-1 ON (~ W"HAT - - I_52.SO PER PERSON CHARGE FOR THOSE NOT DINING EXPRESS SANFORDPHONE323-4080 14 :1 tr ............................. .. ....... - VT .. 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I -- P19V SA4. 4 TM JJ.tJJ / / I I J JJ by Art POfl5 - TAØI - — - 'war - - - + - •. . THE FIRST CASUALTY OF THE IN$ION te ITS DYNAMIC COMMANVER. ALTHOUGH A WARRIOR LN4 4SAWA*I IS Wff" ALL WIR VAR MATERIAL. - 22" — ON A QkW NIGHT, THE KINGS SHIPS APPROACH THE t9t.ANC)S COAST SAILS FURLER OARS MANNED. ARK PILOT OF THE INVASION, HOPES HE CM FIND THE HARBOR HE HAD PICKED OUT FOR A SAFE LANDING. CV$KhISISS..$.dIM.. - + Jut/ totA'id - -• - -- - - --+ - a - - - GREAT FOR BITS AND PIECES DEAR HELOISE: Instead of throwing out empty thread s 9ols, wind leftover pieces Of ,4ibbon, seam! binding end'elasticon them. I thought of this when helping my babysitter organize her scraps. Bonnie Lynn Winchester, AgeS . — DEAR FRIENDS: Here WO 90 SPIN, clesinill out the old book and stortft anew Spray It on your doors and eaanic.,ctean pig,. Is IO'S nMWS hereaM newts howill, iwre let it soak for a few minutes, FAITH in .wsetvssHOPE for each ettsr. and CHARITY thin lust wip. It clean. towards vs.yeas Mrs. Helen Kouf*k NIIIII11110111y, are JUST LEAN BACKI ge"M around we SOW Peace DEAR HELOISE: and tromIllpilft &hoignd The "slat way to create a eve ifthefteftlisomelso"I backrest for a convalescing WSW confined to bad Is to had MW* ft 11110 1111161*11ul for. take a straight kitchen chair ad thert's so much to onand turn it upside down on the • 0!F 01111111111 low -/.. i"",t7 a". .[_*wNP.AuuvNmsuusP.s(*$.MI . .• - . - a 9 - 1D A _ —_ L_I +- .. Z - - 'I . . . + " :- / •... . Y WU S A c41i$. S • ------------- L yr Is Como. - - -Pad it by placing a pillow or With ssr1iii nill coring, two on the chair's slanted with overyong poilling In ft now and funny things my back. same directions we'll w.aIl,sr has said or done. With this behind th. My sweet, thoughtful m any stints aI,ssd and Inj.y bought a notebook and has patient's back, hiI1supported the calni that inevitably ,..een rscordingeachthIngI,vs in a comfortable position. follows. Pat Schutt ,.: writtsn- aboutourson. thi Ydea1IiIvst.b,secltt. What a treasure — sadsandsvsry ins —and notebook will b,j.t years t try'Ii' .. With you ft ~ prosperous, come. you're 61"Ing on Me flow Joyce Yes, #Or both W" Hi & 991nS wsfd*q a ftatMll game SIW happy and hoa"hful Now Yearl 01111 Your W&W to prop up your back. sent Hololso Nuills, Hawke Hololso FAnAWAYGRANNYI THE DOOR PRIZIE DEAR READERt DEAR HELOISE: DEAR HELOISE: Thils Is your column. If you'd When my baby was 10 The best remedy for keeping like to share a hint, ask a months er' we moved 1,200 Z'øs0bZiVP?question or make a orn rnn !!L! week since then, I've written soft scrub brush and some pro- flon, write me care of this newspaper. my Mom, telling her all the wash spray. Hugs, Hiioisi ... .. -- - • - A CENTERPIECE YOU CAN EAT D:v:f t that if fruit is put out on the table In a bowl; the family doesn't forget that It is In the v.,ae fl . makes a nice table decoration too. And It's so good for you. Best of all seeing it on the table reminds the family to eat fruit Instead of sweets. You can cover it with plastic wrap so dust doesn't got on It. Pam Gipson, 13 NEXT STOP, THE NIOONI DEAR HELOISE: Those foam meat trays are good for making airPlsrws. Cut '0M to any size you want. I I may take two or three trays to have enough to cut out the body, wings and fall of a plane. Make the wings and body the same size and put a weight on the nose —. - •.+-I, It really soarsi Kelly Casteei, Age 10 t- 1919 King F.rn Syndicate. Inc, 12.30 + - -- • . — - •_\ . a, • / 1 I . - -• -- - - - ;•• — NEXT WEEK-, Prewteeder? 12-20 -- - tarn ft, — -a---- a SIR GAWAtH COMES 10 ThE END OF HIS rsce AND ORP95 HIS MEN 10 EMIARI( ON 1184"t VI51&T -, —. —a.. 9 •,' ji,. ___________ - +-- W&CaVE W4gr 51#VCLrRIE, DY A PATROLLING VIKING SHIP. - b Orson" MIL. HIS CAPTMN9TOGETHER THE LIKITATION OF 7HE PEOPLE OF W ISLE OF MAN FROM THE BUT THEY WERE Y FARE SEA. • a • i a I a . - - ___ -- - -. - �. . * _-___-__-_. -.--- - ----- •.•--.- ---.----------- _______.__-_•______:. -- - -.-----------•----- ._ :. .. •-.-. - -•----.-- - -•.--.------.----.--. - -.---. -------- --- ----- - - ----- - - - - - S - -- - __________ PONYTAIL • ft by las Holley 1 .T'? NEV,wA AL.):NATr I Ø4W1M4 WITh THE KATZENJAMM,U KIDS EARW . - I141M1 .. 73fl EIC61, rr__OR I[% POTS I )(izC\ 1II PO tTIM - E by Mike SnIch "i I ç'f ' 06 low OTHER PEO"r FORCXTF RTANT — — — — I. • - OLGEEZERI I_MkIØE ',ti m4i< DESE 'C 4AW( NMI AWRKII ,_ OL-'GEEXER— FOR PKA * 7006 BEEZER. SAY- usum I (A wA_ by PEcr Y 44MrtW L1 O$6k1. Sir *4OW 4u. A #Age g;omg J tANA 516 MAjCE 6MLL i MO5HV __ *** *,,40 -TI" FV AvXK! 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P XAL)v.t- - --. -I-. a. 72nd Year, No, 112— Monday, December 31, 1979— Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—(USPS 481-280)—Price 15 Cents Soviets Gave D'I'Plomats Afgh0nie stan Cover=Up Story WêSIflNOTON (UP!) — Soviet diplomats were instructed to tell leaders throughout the world their IZOOPS entered Afghanistan to defend the Central Asian nation against an unidentified "third Country." Information reaching the White House said the Kremlin roused Its diplomats In several capitals Thursday night and early Friday and Instructed them to present what sources called "a patently contrived excuse for their Intrusion into Aunier W hirIij by Hal Kaufman iina . Sovi - OVER LIGHTLYI Ref lecting on the old year's end ma Wagg was moved to suggest: Old students never di., they lust close their books. Old shellfish never di., they lust clam up. Old watchdogs never di., they lust bow-wow out. Have you any to add? :• •.c •1 . ': .. ' Well Seasonedi Insert the name of a season • each blank: 1....... i': !t ' .•, fever. 2....... theater. 3......._.... colors. • ,'u.s r .'.wwnc i 4._ winds. S Sum Yoarl In INS, certain persons can claim their age is the square root of the year in which they we. ., born. What year was that? Ul .. :." some pause to other nations with similar treaties • - t L ave - e e~~ TAKING TIME TOTASK PEKING (UP!) — China deilvered a note to the Soviet Union today formally demanding that Moscow pull Its troops out of neighboring Afghanistan, and *lling the Invasion "a threat to China's security." Deputy Foreign Minister Zhang Halfeng summoned Soviet ambassador J.S. Shcherbakov to protest "the Soviet Invasion of Afghanistan and its In. terventlon In the Internal affairs of that country," the official Xinhua news agency said. "The Chinese government demands that the Soviet authorities Immediately stop their aggression and intervention In Afghanistan and withdraw all their armed forces from that country," Xinhua quoted Thing as telling the Soviet am- 55$ftØ St dwv 'c g .u.idaiy •p ap II M5J$ si wu g 3UJp 5 JI43 ç f Now then. It's nearly eight o'clock on New Year's Eve and everyone present wants to be sure his or her watch is synchronized at the stroke of 12. One person's watch says ten to eight, another shows seven to eight, and a third says six past eight. One watch is seven minutes off, another Is nine minutes off, and a third four minutes off. But which Is which no one present knows. What time Is it? An- CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? There are at least six differences In drawing details between top and bsttsm panels. Now ,lckIy can You find them? Check answers wtth those below. Ja4Jo$,. F h&1.i.. wvv. 6u1,SIw u.* - More bassador. . "Afghanistan Is China's neighbor and therefore the Soviet armed invasion of that country posesa threat toChina's security. This cannot but arouse the grave concern of the Chinese people." Zhang asked the ambassador to report "this solemn and just stand of the Chinese government" to Mocow, Xinhua said. Harsh criticism of the Soviet military thrust accompanied the summoning of Shcherbakov. Xtnhua said the incursion was part of a strategy to seize oilproducing areas, control sea lanes and out-flank Europe. It said the Soviet Invasion "poses a grave threat to peace and security in Asia and the whole world," - fr1AcE 1Wi 1111$K'cf irs (p M14R TEN WNW 3,62 SSE1. LONDON (UP!) — Deputy Secretary In the consultations. 01 State Warm Christopherca lledCarter conferred by phone over the Western meeft today with (I" several awn to conIder the implications of - weekend state but today's meeting a Soviet Intervention in Afghanistan, a. Foreign Office was at the level of deputy movehesald outraged theworldcom- ministers. All five nations have publicly who arrived Sunday nlgln• condemned the Soviet action. for tliidly convened meeting at After the meeting, Christopher planned President Carter's order, called on to fly to Brussels, Belgium to discuss the rqreagntatives of Britain, West GerSovietbacked military coup in Afg-- U.S. Ready To Defend'-Pakistan' • 4, IN Th'b1c it vi4u f0tAMCF MAY, I AT ECAc? I when it suppressed rising opposition in pets" try to inipose control over the relatively independent tribal, religious people, the problems that they have will be quite severe. ______ •"" - •r •,s . .. lz • • '• . - • ... . , 4 ,.S.;:, ' . ... ....., .- .. - *4 . ... '.J: - • •. . . •• 1 #1 - -• • S 'H- - - • . .. ff.. • . • -- ' • -•-. ..., - U.S. Huddles With European Allies /1 V* • •Q" -Soviet Troops Enter Country NEW DELHI, India (UP!) — visor Zbignlew Brzezinski said Sunday Thousands ,more Soviet troops today the invading Soviet army included swe$ Into' AgItltJfl1 , w,Uag to "amaredfnj ns terg iwberaof. pearli am He across the mountainous countryside to said the number of troops was likely now crush an anti-Communist Moslem greater than 25,000,, rebellion. diplomats said. But the Asian diplomats said today the Two Soviet motorized rifle dIvislons number of Soviet troops in the hindlocked gin r5 olling acr: the Afghanistan mountainous country has reached nearly border unday diplomats Witnesses in Kabul said thousands of troops were seen throughout the capital Brzezinski said the troops entered at city. • two points, from the Soviet border cities In Washington, national security ad. of Tema and Kushka. BLAST OFFI What can you draw to complete the circus scene above? To find out, add lines from I to 2, 2, etc. He also believes that when "an atheistic military regime like the Soviets and their pup. Ciechoslavia. Reporters were Informed that Carter feels It Is a:.. • ...,. • •........ . S S Riddle-MeThlsl Which mint flavor Is favored by dogs? Puppermint. Which loaf of breed can't sit down? Seatless rye. Happy New Year, folksl not going to be easy for the Soviets to dominate Afghanistan because historically the people are "highly motivated to preserve their own in. dependence." sists Af anistan a4uPN ,c. i... third country intervening in Afghanistan, ,the ambassador couldn't think of the name of one to with Russia. be used." Meantime, officials are comparing the actions of the Soviet Union to the attempted takeover of Azerbaijan, a province of northeastern Iran, following World War 11. The Soviets held the province until President harry Truman insisted they withdraw. The last time the Kremlin used its military forces in a blatant border crossing was in 1968 In e In Afghanistan," The Kremlin justified its Intervention on the The Soviet ambassadors in meetings with basis of its 'peace and friendship" treaty with foreign leaders claiined the Russian forces were Afghanistan. But, the sources said, Russia acsent across the border "to defend Afghanistan tually assisted in a coup d'etat and the inagainst a third country," stallatlon of a "puppet they brought in with their Authoritativesources said that when a foreign own forces." minister asked a Soviet ambassador to name the American officials believe this should give to ... WASIMTON (UPI) — The United America's defense commitment to Slates has warned the Soviet Union It is Pakistan. peqesid to honor a nearly 25-year-old Pakistan has provided a haven for ànie agreement and use armed fa(ce Islamic guerrillas fighting the SovietPakistan should Soviet troops in backed regime in Afghanistan. Afghsnlotan cross Pakistan's border. Brzezinski said Carter reaffirmed the National .ecwity adviser Zbignlew U.S. commitment during telephone 1bk4 said Sunday President Carter conversations with Pakistan's leader, authorised him to publicly reaffirm Gen. Muhammad ZLa-ul.Haq. S cs p> NEW YEAR'S EVE IS FOR THE BIRDS Long before man invented the calendar. New Year's Eve and the hangover, birds were flying over lake Monroe in search for a meal. As this year and decade come to a close, this ss,,•, p y N* crane will take little notice of man's celebrations tonight, being content to welcome in the new year by standing in a swamp somewhere and dreaming of a fat fish. - Another BoatmDock Hearing S h t By DIANE PETRYK But the Russells have asked for a rehearing, ac- It also Irked County Commissioner Bill Herald Staff Writer cording to Assistant County Attorney Bob McMillan. the Russell's district commissioner, who said the It looks like the Seminole County Commission and No date has been set for the rehearing, he said. Russells ignored the county's stop work order and the Kenneth A. Russells of St. Johns River Estates Will Early In 1919, the original permit to build the dock refused to pick up certified letters directing them to start the new year by continuing their dispute over the was withdrawn by the county and a stop-work order shorten the dock. length of the Russell's boat dock, bmwd when it was pointed out that the structure was After the dock was buud completed, the Ru lls applied After a year of controversy, the coun ty commission going to extend 22 feet into the canal —12 feet further for an after-the-fact building per , 1 were turned ruled Dec. 4 that the dock on lot 10, block C, 1701 tt the co unty permitted. down by the commission. Missouri, extends further into the canal behind the Russell's property than the county building permit The dock also violated the, area's subdivision If the Russells are turned down in their appeal, they allowed and must be shortened. regulations and incensed the Russell's neighbors, could challenge the board's decision In court. se Iranian Hostage-Takers Change Minds, Agree To Meet Waldheim TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) — Militant students today agreed to Americans will have spent In the close confines of the meet with U.N. Secretary General Kurt Waldheim but In. sprawling U.S. Embassy compound, They also passed dlcated he is wasting his time If he expects to negotiate release Thanksgiving and Christmas there, seen only by the students of the 50 American hostages. and a few hand-picked visitors from the outside. The militants' about-face, apparently prompted by Iran's official acceptance of the visit as a "fuctinding" mission, The U.N. Security Council Is putting the finishing touches on came shortly before Waldheim's departure for a scheduled an American-sponsored resolution that, in effect, would give New Year's day arrival in Tehran. Iran until Jun. 7 to free the hostages or risk a council Imposed New Year's will the third holiday and the 59th day the economic blockade. 0 S NeW I lip tt 7 ' ~! V 4,, NO IL It , . . • Code Going Into Effect TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) —Twelve laws passed by the Anothern wlawspecifiesthattwop, ecanbelistedasco. 1979 Legislature, including a complete rewrite of the state's owners 01 a motor vehicle on the registration, in order to solve Jury code, go Into effect Tuesday. S . some problems Involving inheritances, The now code provides for a fine ofupw$1ooto not comply In the event 01 the death of one of the n heather with a jury summona and makes It contempt 01 court for an person would assume total ownership. employer to not let an employ.. off work for jury duty or to Also going Into effect Is a massive rewrite 01 the uniform punish him for IL commercial code covering major business transactions. The Also, a juror will no longer have to be a resident of Florida measure is designed to clear up ambiguities resulting from for or although he or she must be a Florida recent court decisions. resident and a registered voter. A proposal aimed at increasing sales 01 Florida fruit to Judges will have discretion for the first time to excuse Floridians also takes effect on New Year's Day. It allows lawyers and phyelclm growers and shippers to stamp fruit or produce to show It was Pregnant women and women not employed full time who grown in Florida and requires that fruit or prodoce shipped have children under 15 Will be excused unon -reou1 'fl'S WS5 115b M S -- 51T it a year - Jury more, IIJIU - Qfl � 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, 1979 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 30, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 30, 1979. 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SC—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Dec. 20, 1t7 Monday, Dec.11 197 .,:.'.: : l'••' / ,. . .".. 72nd Year, No. 1 08—Wednesday, December 26,1979--Sanford, Florida 32771 Sanford Z. Begins Strict Emergency Care Plan Hospital If you are going to use the emergency room at Seminole Memorial Hospital you should be prepared to pay cash or sign a promise for payment. ;• Fiscal service department. And the reason for the new policy Is to cut emergency room losses. "We are not turning anyone away," Deuschle said. "We will make financial arrangements with the patient and we will accept group insurance The only exceptions are Medicaid and cards in some instances," he said. Medicare patients or those with workmen's The instances where group insurance cards are compensation injuries, accepted are when employers In the county have agreed to help the hospital collect bills not This is the new policy of the hospital, according covered by group Insurance, to Robert Deuschle of the business section of the Deuschle said the hospital will assist the 11 - -. - —' • ._. - p.. ' _ i Evening Herald—CUSPS) 481.280)—Price 15 Cents •L patients in preparing their own claims to their through a payment system from the patient so we insurance companies. can be sure of getting our money," Deuschle said. Deuschle said the hospital certainly has this right. If a person is admitted to the hospital as a result Deuschle said emergency room use is usually "It costa the hospital money to carry accounts at a time when insurance cannot be verified. And of findings in the emergency room treatment and on the books, and there are times when its takes often emergency room situations are not covered does belong to a7 group insurance plan, the in. 30 days to 12D days to as long as a year to collect surance card is accepted, Deuschle said, noting by insurance until after a deductible has been met from the Insurance companies," Deuschle said, by the patient. the patient's status then changes from out-patient "It costs money keeping accounts on the books to in-patient. awaiting payment," he said, "and it's expensive Asked if the hospital has the right to refuse He emphasized the hospital is not turning to bill insurance companies." group insurance cards in lieu of payment or persons away, it is only assuring that treatment 'We are looking for cash payment or money arrangements for payment by the patient, will be paid for. DONNA ESTES S. Congressman Snubs Critics, ,.•• 'p . Starts 2 d Mission T,o Iran ___ TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) Idaho congressman George Hansen began his being obstinate and come to his senses so t that you may be released as soon as 1. second controversial attempt to win possible," the Tehran Ayatollah said. i .. . freedom for the American hostages Rep. Hansen arrived today on his today and Ayatollah Ruhollah 'p . second personal diplomacy mission in two KhomeiniWASHINGTON (UPI) "Th is is a difficult time for you - perhaps the most di!. warned that Iran must prepare to face a months but refused to mention specific ficult time that you and your family have ever experienced." U.S. economic blockade. President details of his "open-ended" visit. With those words words that could have applied just as well to him In another sign of a possible rift "I'm here to build on my past efforts," bet. Carter began a Christmas message to the families of the American hostages In Iran. ween the ruling Revolutionary Council Idaho Republican said. "The last The White House said Tuesday Carter sent telegrams from his Camp David, Md., the and militant students, former Prime presidential retr time I o ned t pe d he oo rs to the country, to eat to th e families of all the American hosta ges in Iran. Minister Mehdl Bazargan and fellow the government, and to the embassy. I In the message, signed Carter," the president said: "Jimmy council member Yadollah Sahabi think that was very significant and I "This is a difficult time for you perhaps the most difficult time that you and your protested "baseless accusations" by two family have ever experienced. AU of the American people are proud of the courage paved the way for the hostages to have students In a Christmas Day television more open treatment." and nobility of spirit that each of you have shown In this crisis, broadcast. The three Protestant and Roman "Your steadfastness and support is an Inspiration to all of us who are making every Other militants apologized for Catholic clergymen celebrated Christpossible effort to achieve the safe return of your loved ones. I am sure that you are broadcast, which attacked former vice sustained by the knowledge that the prayers and hopes of all Americans are with you mas mass Tuesday with small groups of premier Abbas Amir-Entezam for hostages 43 in all - prompting new "collaboration" with the United States, in these holy days. questions about the total number of "These two brothers confessed to their .—'----4" captives held by the Iranian militants. mistake" and were ready to accept "any The clergymen met today with religious punishment," the militants slated that factory workers "avoid go" •t''4 Three American clergymen who Ghotbzadeh but no details were released 4 said, slows." conducted Christmas services for the and a spokesman for the three said they In a speech from the Moslem holy city The speech made no mention of captives conferred with Foreign Minister had not requested a meeting with ODE of Qom, Khomeini said Wednesday the American hostages, who went into their Sadegh Ghotbzadeh and collected per. Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini. 'Twas the day after Christmas, I Christmas ribbons and tinsel and United States has "threatened us with an 53rd day in captivity while small crowds sonal messages from the hostages to After the embassy visit Tuesday, the economic boycott" and that even "If we outside the embassy braved chill, snowy their families. But they did not see the clergymen reported the hostages apawoke with a yawn paper so bright, - . ..-. Carter Thanks Hostage Fam lies . • . , — - . - — .4. — ..' 4. '' ; . • .. I. 4•t. • ,.•- . . •: - — - . TO CHRISTMAS PAST To hear a loud racket out on the Torn, wadded and ripped was a give this a very weak probability we weather to renew their chants of "Death prisoners again. peared to be In "good shape," were no should be equipped." to Carter, death to the Shah!" The official Pars news agency said longer bound or kept In solitary conlawn. terrible sight, "You are In a war situation," Hanson, Ignoring criticism from the Tehran's spiritual leader, Ayatollah (moment, and were getting exercise. 4 ti COS76 "an White Home led colleagues In congreQ, Montabérl, also visited the hostages on I rantbmy window and threw up The bS$UtUIII W1'*PPI*P and Thn4$ The State Department said It has never bows we had chosen with care economic war which ialn Itself astruggle arrived ln Tehran toannounce, "I'm here the 53rd day of their captivity and told received a complete list from the the sash Now awaited the trash man, who between Islam and blasphemy." to build on my past efforts." But he did them: "We have no animosity toward militants, but the number 50 has been He called on Iran to take steps to not outline what new plan he had in mind you and in Islam all human beings are generally accepted, and was used by there. soon would be And there were my neighbors become in agriculture, to get the hostages released from the U.S. free ard equal." self-sufficient —TOM NETSEL Washington in official papers it filed with hauling out their yule trash, urged farmers to "work hard" and in- embassy. "I hope (President) Carter will stop the International Court of Justice. ... Blackouts -- FPL Adds Protection For Area ' NEWS ROOM CARRIERS M. Jane Casselberry Joe DeSantls Sharon Adams Doris Dietrich Donna. Estee Thomas Giordano Bruce Moore Diane Petryk Greg Pierce Dave Razier ADMINISTRATION Thomas Vincent Thomas Netsel Tracey Oglesby Shirley Padgett Ronald Renaud PRODUCTION Cecilia A. Carter Robert Cowan Mary Frances Davis Thomas Evans Carolyn Ann Felts Robert Lovenbury David Marsters Lori Anderson CORRESPONDENTS Ronald G. Beck Larry Castle Anita Busnzle Roy D. Green Carol Lotz John A. Gordon Marie Harris IOta Harris Sam Cook Marva Hawkins Phi Hughes McClung DIdi Morgan Jan Ralph J. Hays Charles Hays R. Anna B. Jardine MU Lee Edith Minor Charles Paulus, Jr. Rose Ann Ramsey George Shriver Benton Wood Rick Taylor Lu Harriett Oliver Koby lak Bird Mike Zakskl Allyson J. Smith ChVyl Smith Raymond L. Stevens Teresa Vezina Ron Zurek Darwin Sluon John Spino Pat Tyrrell Joe Woodward *a~"WAA • •. . . . • • - . •. -• . .. . . . . TELEPHONE SALES Connie Ca ndler Teresa Gorman Cora Kesne Sara Rocco Stan Smith Ellen Zwissler .4 . A A By DONNA ESTIPA Herald no Writer Evelyn D. Golden. wife, mother, college in itntii. nracticlne attorney in Sanford. On Jan. 1. sitew add a new title: assistant attorney general of Florida. Some time In the fut ure, perhaps In the iNk or maybe not until 1990, she will be a judge. At least that is her hope, her deeam, her goal In 111.. Anyone who talks to Mrs. Golden for a few minutes knows If a judgeship is what she wants, that Is what she will have. A native of Georgia, she, her mother and three sisters moved to New York City when she was a prt. ii She had always planned to be a doctor. But someone In high school told her that her high B average wasn't good enough. "U I couldn't be perfect, I wouldn't be a doctor," she said. Diving her years at New York City College, she majored In both philosophy and political science, became Involved hi poll" She was a political activist and a staunch perter of John Iii'doy, then mayor of New York. "Ewr1tdng was happening in the 01k.! liked Ikvteq's psitira. H. was my much for the 101111011111101" do said."Taft people today don't really have ctiwheuatic I.drs. Leaders are not into _ dwisma today." Politics led her to law asa career In ills. a mined, &ooklyn Law SoL lbs worked at two pert-time jobs at a time to earn her way Uwosh law . EVELYN GOLDEN rich bsckground ... Mrs. Golden wor ked In the New York City 4 A oil ON - ' Today •.•. • ' - I. - - - • 4.60' C - - Action .........................IA AroundfleClock ..............IA • Bridge sc Calendar 4B Classified Ads 4-58 Comics Ic Crossword IC Dear Abby .....................Ic Deaths ........................10* Dr. Lamb ................. ....$C Editorial .......................IA Horoscope ..................... Hospital .......... .............ZA ,,Nafton................... „..JQA ursel ves ................... .... 1C Sports........................1.38 Television ..................... 7A Weather .......................IA World .......................... IA ......................,.. ...................... . ........,....... ........................ I' ..................... 141 President Nixon's trip (above) to the Great Wall of China during his historic 1972 "journey for peace” was one of the highlights of the 1970s. Today, the Herald presents a glimpse at a decade of foreign policy on Page :IA and a complete look at the major events that shaped the decade on pages 7.9A. t' Sanford ryolden'Girl May One Day Be Judge ]Evening Hesaldand Heniki iiovert;ser AdwA& ,• 'Feeder': City Loses Power— A large section of downtown Sanford was blacked out briefly The burn.out was caused after abird made contact between Tuesday afternoon after a bird worked its way Into a main two hot points, say Florida Power & light (FPL) workers, While linemen worked to replace the switch, FPL switched feeder switch. Power went out at about 12:30p.m., after the feeder switch around the affected power cables to restore service at 2:30 on Persimmon Avenue, just South of County Route 48, burned p.m. to most of the area. FPL workers said they still do not know how many customers were without service. out with an explosive sound. Grace Spangler. Helen Keeton ADVERTISING " Gail Rutherford Roger Bolton Bob Burns Sandy Justice Coileen Thomas Frank Voltoilne ft Jeanette Boggs Julie Boyd Verrice Burneli Dennis Baker Joe Calloway Albert Campbell Shirley Dobson Wylene Griner Earnestine Harris PHOTOGRAPHY CIRCULATION Raymond Bellamy Cindy F. Butler Wayne D. Doyle Ruth F. Rowley . Seminole County and all of central Florida are now better since the state's major electric systems a Interconnected," protected against major regional blackouts, announced said W. Scott Burns, district manager In Sanford. Florida Power & light (FPL) officials. FPL is strengthening Its system reliability with additional A new 240,000 volt transmission line, connecting FPL with the Georgia Power Company was put lntomervlce on Friday. major power lines. Completion of a 106-mile transmission line Construction of the $9 million, 50-mile line connecting an project In 1977 added a 500,000 volt connection between FL FPL load center In southwest Duval County to Georgia Power Myers and the Ft. Lauderdale area. Another 500,000-volt line Company facilities at the southeast Georgia town of Klngsland will add a powerful new 125 mile link to FPL's system connectlng Dade, Broward, Palm Beach, Martin and St. Luck began in February, 1979. "The Intertle will enable FPL and Georgia Power Company counties when completed In 1060. Extension of a 500-volt back. to exchange power during emergencies, thus improving bone transmission line to Georgia is now being planned for reliability of FPL's system as well as other utilities in Florida, completion In the late 19I. - Attorney's office, for the social security ad- became program director and instructor in the ministration, as a legal assistant for the legal aid legal assistant program at Valencia Community society, as an outreath worker for the YMCA, as a College on the east campus. In addition to hehw t'oram director. she tauaht recreation director and as a research assistant. During her first year at law school she attended a civil litigation, l& family law and conference of law students on civil rights litiga tion business law. at the University of Southern California and met her Meanwhile she was practicing law with her future husband, Jim. husband at his Sanford office. While she was The law students attending the conference did working all her jobs, she had two babies; Vivianresearch and wrote briefs for the acti vist Louise, now 4 years old, and Faye Jessica-Maurine, org.r'stIon. nine months old. Af Evelyn and Jim were In an impossible dilemma. "I think Iaccomplished something at Valencia," She, a girl from Georgia, attending a New York City the said. "I tightened up the curriculum to make it law sthoolwaslnlove with aman who wua native more relevant to practicing attorneys and improved Flordlan, attending a Florida law school. And they- U tI&Idlnghln the clóllege library. We placed more hod met In CalIfornia. stude nts, who completed the program, in jobs as "It was aqusstlon of whether we could carry ona legal assistants or legal secretaries than ever long-distance rnaI1ce from New York to Florida. before," Mrs. Golden said. That just couldn't work," abs told a of her dass.s With the crea tion by the Florida Legislature last at the Valstcfa Community College east campus spring of the 5th District Court of Appeals at Deytosa Beach, Attorney General Jim Smith had to Evelyn's decision was to treader to Jim's law set up an office there as well.The attorney general's school, something do was told was another im- office must have an office near an appellate court. po lity. Law schools just do not accept students The new office meant openings for assistant atIn the middle of ___ torneys general and Mrs. Golden f iled her ap"I hod Baveragsead Isisowed the school my plication for the job. She sent resumes to everyone transfer w'ta frivolous ens and that I planned to who might be Interested and was interviewed time merry a Floridian," th said. It worked. and again. She also submitted samples of legal Jim ncd,sd Ida law degree In December, 1974 writing. and the received hers In Mardi, 07$. Embarking on Shortly after Thanksgiving she received the word her careerin low, sh.worked flrstuan intern in a that the job was hers. public defender's office, then tor Florida legal Before she completed her last class at the school Services In the Detand ace. In August, 1977 she Al the Christmas holidays approached, Mrs. Golden -p performed her final effort for the program. She finished an application to the American Bar Association (ABA) seeking approval and sanction that U thp Vainr4 L'oil u.1.fnt '--P.-0 program. from groun for •-•-----•' "If approved, students graduating from the program will be readily accepted as legal assistants. It will be easier for them. Lawyers can look to the program as a standard," she said. While serving as an assistant attorney general in the appellate court, Mrs. Golden won't have much opportunity to meet the public. Much of her time will be spent preparing "lots of legal briefs." "I'd like tobea J udge some day, _but th%'j probably 10 years down the road. I'llprobably work In the attorney general's office for a while. I want to sharpen my skills as an attorney," she said. Being a judge Is not beyond reason for a woman today, she said, noting that women often prove to have a more humane point of view, are more sensitive and believe the court system belongs to the people. Mrs. Golden takes an idealistic approach to the court system, believing It should serve all the people as the nation's founding fathers envisioned It. A decade ago, she said, the goal of many attorneys was to become a judge. But that has changed today. "The average judge In Seminole County earns less than $50,000 a year, "she said. "A lawyer, if he works hard, can earn $50,000 a year and he Is not in the public eye, not faced with the same scrutiny as a judge," Mrs. Golden said. lk Al; to P Lit Xr t c.:. •1 �I 2A—Even1ng Herald, Sanford, FL Wednesday - - Evening Herald, c Woman, 79, Raped At Apartment RLD H By DAVID M.IIAZLER aim Staff 79..year.old Sanford woman was raped and robbed Tuesday afternoon at her A M IN BRIEF Action Reports Fires , LongwoodStromber .r address of someone she did not know and then for a glass of water at about 4 p.m. Christmas day, the woman, a resident of ngpro V e rdic I t V After " 1%RCF l4uung IW ,.uuwv 'wu Courts * * in, police say. I. Beat LONGWOOD WOMAN KILLED hway Patrol reports a LOflWOod was Injured Saturday in an auto accident after her car crossed the median on Interstate,4. ,u en in Parklaying ARMED RtjRG[ARYARREST who allegedly broke Into a Sanford apartment and Deputies arrested an Indiana man Friday night and charged threatened the occupants with their own kitchen knife was he ran down a man he earlier had'an argument with. arrested Friday by police. Charles Davis of Indianapolis was charged with aggravated Police report they arrested tuison Warm, thSFIJ battery and held at Ox Seminole County Jan following his with armed burglary and aggravated assault. He broke into is arrest at midnight Saturday. Cowan Moughton Terrace Friday at 8:43 p.m. two residents with a knife when they discovered him, police Deputies Say Dwayne Cook, of 1129 Sanderlin Ave., Orlando, stated. n arguingDavis,an argument also joined by had A man SEOUL,South Korea (UPI) — Death sentences for South Korea's former spy chief and six other men convicted in the assasinatlon of President Park Quinghee have been upheld by the nation's martial law commander, officials said today. If the penalties ari carried out, six of the defendants would be hanged and the seventh, an army officer, would be shot by a firing squad, according to Korean law. Martial law commander Gen. 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SAVE AS MUCH AS 50% -j Limit 2 thru By DAVID K RAZLER Herald Staff Writer ... balances U.S. •l S froot, I on In Court's Blaze deereurlug $might. 7~ A Vernon Dooley, her father, reached at his home in Tracy, said he is "thankful" for her release, adding,"Its the greatest Christmas resent of 511. 150s - merican Field Exchange program, as picked up by two officers as she entered a post office to mail a package of cigarettes allegedly containing 7.25 grams of hashish. hearing Tuesday, a panel of three judges decided to grant her bail after an impassioned plea from -. -, HALF GALLON ICE CREAM , While drivingwest on the highway,she crossed the median for reasoris unknown. Her car was struck by a car driven by Terry Richardson of Kissimmee Both drivers were alone their cars at the time of the accident, said a highway patrol spokeswoman. California Woman SuNives 'Midnight Express ISTANBUL, Turkey (UPI) — An 18-year money is deposited with the court, which U.S old California woman held in Istanbul's consular officials were expected to do today, notorious "Midnight Express" prison for five she will be freed from Sagmadllcar Prison months on hashish smuggling charges won a where she has been held in "crowded Christmas Day order of freedom on ball from filthy" conditions since her arrest Aug. 1. a Turkish cowl Although the court did not directly rule ° 'FY' Calif., was Dooley should slay in Turkey, one of her granted $1,500 ball Tuesday and once the Turkish lawyers, Ayse Dogruer, said, "Of - - I Rocks Scotland WASHINGTON (UPI) — If the - . San dra Hopkins, 40, of 154C Springwood Circle, died Sundq as a result of Injuries suffered In the collision at 5:56 pm~ Saturday, just a few feet west of the Seminole County line,. JIM ANDERSON the canal over to the country which surrounds with the question olPalestinlan autonomy. OF leadership, in the talks. The moderate Arabs, State it. Independence — goes to the heart of the including Saudi Arabia and Jordan, continue Department were an airplane, the pilot would Both sides in th e Middle East openly Middle East dispute to look on the Egyptian-Israeli settlement now be turning on the "Fasten Seat Belts" acknowledge that it was Carter's personal with deep mistrust as a patchwork solution sign. The air ahead is rough and choppy, and intervention which made possible the Camp Adrninistration negotiators have already that may impede the search for what they the skies look distinctly unfriendly. David agreements and they, In turn, made acknowledged that two sides will not be able consider real justice for the Palestinians. In foreign policy, the next 12 months could possible the historic peace treaty between to make their deadline of May, 10, although be the most difficult of the Carter adminis- Egypt and Israel. they have been chipping away at some of the That sour smell of mistrust in the Moslem tratlon, as the president tries to orchestrate It was an undeniable personal triumph, details for over six months now, world of the U.S. role in the Egyptian-Israeli the different themes against the discordant Whether it will be a lasting one is not clear. Carter and president Anwar Sadat both agreements made it easier to muster mobs to background of a contested election campaign. The treaty was a first step on a rocky, failed in their dream to try to involve some of burn the embassies in Pakistan and Libya. All foreign policy equations will have a new treacherous road. The next step dealing the other Arab states, and the Palestinian The mistrust is still there; so are the mobs. factor from now on: the Iranian crisis and the administration's response to it. The episode Is a cataclysmic event — which has affected the country in a way that only Vietnam or the Cuban missile crisis did and aroused it in a way that recalls the attack on Pearl Harbor. W A The crisis and Its aftershocks In Pakistan I and Libya changed everything they touched, including the administration's view of the world, and how to deal with it. Hardly anyt hing or anybody was unBy " . Hig he assailant raped the woman, from . - Police Pol 'FastenSeat Belts' For A Bumpy Ride Into The 1980s I treated at Winter Park Memorial Hospital, say deputies. police reporL Earthq -Iuake As Davis left he plant,the say ICY Fr&g . * Korea Upholds Death For U9S Cook's wife and friends and a relative of Davis, at the Joint in uieWoods. me argument continued ln the parking lot of the Sanford, Fl. 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Wednesday, Dec. 2,17-7A Evening HevWd ecade In Review '6 1970s: CUSPS 41200) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322.2611 or 931-9993 Wednesday, December 26, 1979—.6A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mail: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.25; 6 Months, $24.00; Year $47.00. The decade began much as the 1960s ended—with the nation still deep into the Vietnam conflict (left). What the White House termed a "thirdrate burglary" at the Watergate offices (right) led to the resignation of President Richard Nixon (far right). The Newsmaker In Washinaton VIEWPOINT The decline of Great Britain as a world power and a succession of lackluster prime ministers, mostly Laborites, have conspired to make British state visits to Washington events that were mostly dull and barely noticed. Now Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher has made her first official call upon this country, and suddenly there's a big difference. Thatcher is a media happening. The first woman Not prime minister in British history is also the most colorful and commanding presence, not to say WASHINGTON (NEA) — The crisis in Iran perhaps the most controversial to reside at No. 10 is likely to be one of the most Important Downing St. since the legendary days of Winston events affecting the 1980 presidential camChurchill. paign, but some of the Initial assumptions The daughter of a grocer, she speaks the about Its political impact may prove to be Queen's English more elegantly than Lord premature or Inaccurate. Carrington, the foreign secretary, who is a President Carter, for example, is widely hereditary baron. But the lady P.M., reminiscent assumed to have benefited from a situation that gave him an opportunity to "act of Israel's Golda Meir, is perhaps tougher than presidential" and to display leadership any man in her cabinet, qualities that were well hidden during most of When the visit was originally scheduled, It was three years in office. his first to have been routine — mostly to amend a perCarter undoubtedly merits the wide acsonal coolness that had developed between claim he has received, as reflected in his Thatcher and President Carter, whom she dramatic rebound in the national popularity regarded with undisguised disdain. As it turns polls, for producing a delicately balanced amalgam of pressure and patience as an out, events in Iran and Rhodesia, have bestowed an un usual a ura of significance on Thatcher's immediate response to the arrival. But the president has acceded to a high-risk political gamble of incredible proportions, We are your friends. We do support you. ... Let there be no mistake about that, ..." she placing most of his re-election eggs in one proclaimed at the very outset on reaching the basket even though many aspects of the Iran are far beyond his control. White House. Such encouraging words register situation Impressive record of early and Carter'sinimpressive large in this country, coming as they do at a time midcrlsls management undoubtedly will be when Americans feel the need for friends as quickly forgotten and rendered wholly seldom before. And Mrs. Thatcher made real her irrelevant If the current standoff over the support by pledging that Brita in would be first to hostages concludes in a dramatic fashion — back up any U.S. call for economic sanctions either positive or negative. If those hostages are freed In relatively against Iran to free the American hostages In short order and returned home unharmed, the Tehran. president could well retain the 20 to 30 points Only hours before the Prime Minister alighted he has picked up In the public opinion polls on American soil, President Carter sealed her and even add another 10 to 20 percentage diplomatic triumph by lifting U.S. economic points on top of those recent gains. sanctions imposed upon Rhodesia since 1965. But If the hostages are killed as a result of alnost every, prediction, Thatcher _ be a cyWcal misstep ____by g pgyt b eakthróugh. that .ofteft the W)dte Hoàle, the eteeterate's airova1 Rhodesians a peaceful emergence Into the family rating of Carter's perfonuance probably will of free nations. plunge to deis unmatched by any, president But the "Iron Lady" is not without serious in modern For Carter's principal rival In the race for problems. The suspenseful question that stalks Prime the Democratic presidential nomination, Sen. Minister Thatcher already after only seven Edward M. Kennedy, D-Masa., the principal effort months in office is whether she and her fellow contribution to the against crisis management the ousted shah was a harangue Tories will be given the time "to create a whole during a San Francisco television Interview. VIEWPOINT ,\ Political Benef its S Is F re Out Of Smoking? Likely + / __________ new frame of mind for Britain,... to shake off the Kennedy and his aides promptly sought to self-doubt Induced by decades of dependence on portray his remarks as Intentional and the state as master instead of servant. ..." Can carefully conceived, but there's good reason she ride out the storms kicked up by her S rtan to belim they were inadvertently / " __________ 5,, ____ •. " / " -; 0 __________________ / + - .1. + . ,'. . I,, I ---- I . 1+ + + + + LIGHTER SIDE C The Sa d an I S orn u n '' M ., S• . + + n + . By DICK WASHINGTON (UP!) - As! reported last "...No job, no profession, no occupation, no fall, researchers have been experimenting with a new "natural" sleep aid, called other calling In life offers a man greater Congdoz, which is derived from excerpts opportunity to serve his fellow citizens or to create a better, richer society than service in from the U.S. Congress. That Is not merely zzzu" the Public Health Service, which had the Ru smoking to lung and h0w1t dWm But in smoking-related ailments. The now Is that by 1992 lung cancer will uc. the leading con of dith - The antirnoklng form may 'nditd be gaining ground. Built would appear that f tr.n the war being almost over, 11* mats front has merely shifted. -' + • WASHINGTON - Investigative reporters the justices credit Burger with saving Eqp6 and picking s the culture of a tree + stuffs to the West Comm, ead - airbarns grate agalwl the political COIIYIVI$IItY and I)ou&as' life. country she would never have seen delivery to Cambodia. easy fr'"p. of oftklal Washington. Their Rep. George Hansm P..Idaho Though If It hadn't been for Evans. Rap, Silylo Costa, R.M. For the pot Iwo function Is to dcIs the mladesdi, Hansen was roeadi& b Cont ('t1N(7 lwha days after Sen. Jclm Danforth,stR.Mo. Five st and weed of 11w Ws and mighty. niMrst1cn and the nation's about many Aigwliolme as arvatIon ory on 11w resung a newspaper It In tar more agreeable to VTIto thorlZSd trip cartoonists for his one-man, war-tom Cambodia, De$orth was on his stories about the PGWI1II1L of to Tebran, my sources till ow that the big tlw'i of Jacopo Thnerm, a now ay will hro Senate colleagues to the Thai. ficehoMers, after all, we usually likeable; bluff b of a man made a positive urnmoan border. 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The "Journey for peace" ends with a joint Vietnam . communique In which the two countrieS Few It Sept. 4: Chilean voters give Salvador work for normalized relations. pledge to Roberta Flock Allende a plurality In presidential balloting, March 22: The proposed Equal Rights '" clearing the way for him to become the first Amendment to the Constitution Is approved Communist freely elected to head a nonRoberts p, by th and sent to the sta tes for e Senate conununlst country. He dies in the September '1174. Ii*w,asityLov. hisratification. .' You 1973 military coup that overthrows May is: Alabama Gov. George Wallace is Jai OlivIa Newton-Jolts government. ho s t and paralyzed at a Maryland shopping 1075: Love *VTkisp Sept. 17: Civil war erupts In Jordan betwhile campaigning for the center Us To~ King Hussein's army and Palestinian presidential nomination. Democaratic S TissUe ween guerrillas. After threatening to turn Into an May U: President Nixon begins a week of International crisis, the conflict ends 10 days In Moscow culminate In the first that talkS later when Hussein installs iOT7: Ar,,,. TimIt.IIAn Tr.h, I. th .5.J. U. .. . • The SSISS military government and signs a peace Soviet Union. to visit the, U.S. president t int -2. be W4' agreement with Palestinian leader Yasir Is ratified by at . .. The SALT Arafat. Senate Aug. 3 with oñIi two dissenting votes. June 17: Five men are arrested for Sept. 2$: Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Of) breaking Into Democrratic National CornNasser, th e most powerful leader in the Arab headquarters at the Watergate office mitt world, died at *3. He Is replaced by Anwar hin gt complex In W as on. udat. Aug. 11: The last U.S. combat troops leave Nov. L Charles di Gaulle, who had IL World Series Winners resigned in 1 as president of France, dies Of the 'The Sept. I: Temperamental Bobby Fischer at 79. becomes the first American to win the world Saitimor 104M PIttsburgh chess championship. wiSh: OsbieIsd ..IilPTh Sept. I: Eight Arab terrorists In vade an OlidSIld 10Th Israe li dormitory at the Munich Olympics, O.ldend Feb. 11: The United States and the Soviet ki li th and taking nine hostage. l ng cincinnati Union are among 63 nations signing a treatyIn a two a 30letes hours later at a nearby airCksol prohiblting Itteta'laUonofnsaC1weapOnJon base, the hostages, five terrorists and 6 N.Y. Vsalcs.s the seabed beyond their coastal zonm N.Y. YISIISSS are ki ed. ll poUom Merck *LLL William CalIey Is P$ttibWOh 19Th 7: President Nixon and Vice President by a court-martial jury of murdering at least SpiroNov. Agnew win re.electlon with a landslide 22 South Vietnamese civilians at My IA in 0t, _____ of the popular vote, defeating the 80.7 percent Democratic team of Sen. George McGovern April 6: In a signal of China's desire for ssador H. Sargent Shriver. and former Amba Improved relations with the United States, (SlirIver replaced Sen. Thomas Eagleton on U. S. Table Tennis Team Is invited to play at the Democratic ticket after Eagleton admitted to having received electroshock May it Amtrack takes over the nation's n1upw 11M Vfinnera treatments for depression.) bit. of #W financially troubled passenger railroads. Dec. 11: The U.S. man-on-the-moon Jane IS: The New York Times begins program ends as the last three Apollo KSIS.S City 75: publishing the Pentagon Papers, which + astronauts to visit the moon splash down in UeNlmsr. I: th contain classified information on the e Pacific. Dill.. e Vietnam. Th volvement in in of U. S. c. 21: Former President Harry Truman Miami &çrene Court rule, June 30 that the dies at 5$. government cannot ma prior restraint to halt pubhlcatlonofthep.persbytheTtmesandthe _ _ OikIsuid Washington Post. Jas. 22: Former President Lyndon Johnson 05555 3 Jane IS: The national voting age Is lowered dies at H. Pittsburgh to is when Ohio becomes the 35th state to J n The Supreme Court overturns all ratify the 11th Amendment to the Con- state laws prohildling women from obtaining ititutlas. See AMERICA, Page NA COWPO annonaml - nicotine brands, It + . 115 seeking to join what hwy have been un. successful in opposing head on, the cigarette makers have coinpcunded their own problsm. _ JACK ANDERSON Trei*d Water it'. Too Left • carol. king C 57t The F hit Am -do EvviSaw your campaign begun 15 years ago with the land. mark U.S. surgeon general's report linking As smokers switch down to low-tar, less. for dam break the cigarette habit altogether. -1 As many are. The current surgeon general, Dr. Julius Richmond, recsntjy noted that In 1964 54 percent of adult American men wsre putters. The current proportion is so percent. However, that downward trend has been offset to considerable extent by an swád one In respect to woman. 8om 30 proent are now smoker, and the rise has been socompanied by an Increasing Ircldince .01 Açtil fl anti-pollution demonstrations to celebrate first Earth Day. U. S. April 30: President Nixon tfOOt5 Into Cambodia to strike Vietcong and North Vietnamese bases. May 4: National Guardsmen kill four students during anti-war protests at Ohio's Kent State University. June 24: The Senate repeals the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution that had been used since U. S. military Involvement in 1964 to ju 1964 2d*9 0V0 year ago and 31 percent two years ago.. The trend can be taken as an indication of man from Michigan and the gentleman from Ohio,for presenting an effective debate and sleeping pills, underwritten a program to late my colleagues on the Interstate and prove Congdoz is a safe and effective way of Foreign Commerce Committee, the gentle- March 1: Rhodesla declares itself a racially' segregated republic, severing Its last ties with Britain. 0 Orammy-Winning Records of the '70s 59 percent of the market, up from 40 percent a the long4erm, irnpact of the &Mkmoking economic policies - abolition of wage an:rprice by a tired and frustrated candidate at the was instituting a three-year project to attack would also like to commend my colleague controls, denationalization of Industry, spending close Of a 14-ho ur day of grueling camthe problem through public education from Colorado and our distinguished chairman of the Interior and Insular Affairs cuts, higher taxes and limits on unions? programs and other means. Why didn't the senator acknowledge his Such questions are given fresh urgency by the tactical misstep Instead of attempting to I know not how much the government ex- Committee for 11 ... am pleased to present to the Senate pects to spend on "Project Sleep." I do, fall of Prime Minister Joe Clark's government In reinforce an already shaky position? The today a communication I have received from however, feel confident in predicting u Canada recently, principally because the answer to that question may well He In the leading authority on John Jay nation's Outlay Will bea great dog mom than It would the medicine to cure Ills piled up by years of liberal panIc-In-a-crIsis problem that could haunt to the fact that Jay believed sun" attesting cost to overcome Insomnia with Kennedy throughout the 1* campaign. misrule proved to be too strong. "...It is wi th th e greatest pleasure i rise in Congressional Carter's boast several months ago that he Aside from her patrician verve, Prime Minister "never support of this bill I have Introduced 1pith At current subscription rates, the panicked In a crisis" (a statement the fe de ral office building honor Margaret Thatcher is attracting unusual at. president cilliril - probably disingenuously Americans who have trouble sleeping ul4 designate a of a pub li c servant of th e highest rexwn and tent ion because she is, indeed, In the forefront of a — be furnished with copies for about unrelated to Qiappaqoiddick) should 22522" a year. conservative reclamation of liberal policies gone have been ringing In Kennedy's ears when he ",Today, Mr. President, is a very But that would be a massive overdose. was attempting to formulate a strategy for awry in the Industrialized democracies. Her gn Researchers claim It only takes brief ex- si ificant day for our country. Just this success or failure could move this conservative minimizing the damage during the recent cerpis from selected passages to Induce morning, less than an hour ago, our very trend ahead or back in the world. What Thatcher controversy. disti colleague, the senior senator episode showed that as long u Ken-drowsiness. does, therefore — whether she "vaults over trees ' In my earlier report, I submitted samples from Tennessee, announced his Candidacy for in the piesideitlal race, he or trips over matchsticks," as one colleague put cannot afford to confess that while under of material that put mice to sleep. Below, 22222 " Public education programs may be highly It, is Important news far beyond the shores of he based on subsequent research, are excerpts pressure a misstatement or believed conducive to human slumber. The sedative all right, but I doubt they can make Britain. misjudgment - involving not only the Iranian points at which somnolence sets In are easily people dose off any faster than that. crisis but virtually any sensitive subject. BERRY'S WORLD It 5150 suggests the direction In which the — down. cigarette business a super-light 0.071 Cigaret te sales percent during 1979 for a fourth straight year of declining growth, according to a recent Business Week magazine survey of the 1n. dustry. "There is now little question that the dustry is teetering at Its peak poised fo ii steady decline In sales," the magazine ob. serves and predicts that the industry's "future past 1964 is murky indeed." Paradoxically It would seem, the alowdo*n and forecasts of downturn come as thel cigarette sellers are more active than ever. There are a record 176 brands on the markit with 55 of them Introduced during the past three years alone. But the story behind the impressive numbers I. a large part of the industry's problem. The focus has switched from win. ning new smokers to poaching on the coppetition's there of a virtually stagnant marke Utough a proliferation of ver1ic F ther, uqqt pt ose being Iaodue.d are low-, less-nicotine ur th cigarettes. -J In fact, a Federal Trade Corn'p'nn report Just out note, that for the first time more than1 half half the brands on the market are low-tar varieties - 103 out of the 171 brands. That is been concerned over the growing use of 11...Mr. Chairman, I would like to congratu. lping people sleep? It has not Instead,the service announced this week it Th. 0001ffi,, 01t0Th Th.Stkig 1074: The Godfather, N Jill: One ftwowthe Cuckoo'. Nest his: Rocky Annie Jl itunts 157$: me 4 + '9 Jan. 12: Biafra surrenders after waging a 31-month war for Independence from Nigeria that leaves 2 million dead. It (10Th I ______________. r Aug. is: in a wamauc move to comoaL um nation's economic woes, President Nixon orders a9o.day wage and price freeze, alopercent surcharge on Imports and an end to the link between the dollar and gold. Sept. 11: Niklta Khrushchev, the Soviet leader who was ousted from power In 1964; dies at 77. u V70 . bt71: The Fret" hi connec-o" I ' _____ Oscar-Winning i't Film. of the Washington-New York flight grounded In Baltimore to hold off apassenger insurrection : sparked by a non-smoker's objections :to! being seated In the smoking section. Actually, the swift descent of that plane t may have been indicative of more than creasing public truculence on the smokbig / + + Vietnarn, Watergate ByDONGRAFF Everyone — well, a lot of us whe didn't have to suffer through the experience - got a chuckle recently out of the story of the \ • % Ic _________ ' 41Pr . i - ________ ,.. - PHONE 322 0500 !+U I OPEN MON M A PLE ' ' I ' �8A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Dec. 2, 1070 Inflation Takes A Toll On America Public Notice Continued from Page 8A June 10: Charges ot illegal CIA activities are confirmed in the report of a panel headed by Vice President Rockefeller. Abuses in. eluded keeping records on 300,000 persons and groups, infiltrating black, anti-war and political groups, monitoring overseas phone calls, mail surveillance and drug testing. Information on CIA involvement assassination plots against foreign leaders is withheld by President Ford but later disclosed by the Senate Intelligence Cornmittee. July 17: U. S. and Soviet spacecrafts link 140 miles over the Atlantic. The crews visit one another and share meals. Aug. 1: The United States, the Soviet Union, Canada and 32 European countries sign a nonbinding security and cooperation socument at Helsinki. The controversial accord freezes post-World War If boundaries while promoting detente and human rights. Aug. 23: Communist Pa thet Lao troops complete their takeover of Laos. Sept. 14: Elizabeth Bayley Seton S canonized as the first U. S.-born saint. Sept. IS: Heiress Patricia Hearst is captared by FBI agents a year and a half after her kidnapping by the Symblonese Li beration Army, Which she later claimed to have joined. She Is later convicted and imprisoned on charges of participating In a SLA bank rob- Construction Permit The Florida Department of Environmental Regulation (DER) has received an application from and intends to Issue a Con. struction Permit to the Florida Power and Light Company for the construction of a coal pulverizer at the Sanford Power Plant located on Barwick Road, near Sanford, Volusla County, Florida. No determination of Best Available Control Technology was required. Copies of the application, Technical Evaluation and Proposed Construction Permit are available for inspection at the following locations: St. Johns River District Office, FDER 3319 Maguire Blvd., Suite 232 Orlando, Florida 32803 Bureau of Air Quality Management, FDER 2600 Blair Stone Road Tallahassee, Florida 32301 One of the high points of the late 1970s (left) was the embrace between Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin (face to camera) and Egyptian President Anwar Sadat after the signing of their ('amp David agreenients The lowest point during the decade may well have been the Jonestown tragedy (above), which claimed more than 900 lives. Seminole Co. Courthouse N. Park Avenue Sanford, Florida 32771 Jersey Supreme Court that the respirator that has kept their daughter alive for 11 months can be connected to enable her to die "with grace and dignity." the respirator is turned off but Miss Quinlan lives on without regaining consciousness. April 25: PortugLil holds its first free parliamentary elections in 50 years. The country's long-time rightist dictatorship was overthrownApril 25, 1374. June 16: South Africa experiences the worst racial violence in its history when black riots break out in the township of Soweto near Johannesburg. June 28: The sex barrier Is broken at the nation's service academies as three women enroll at the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colo. West Point and Annapolis soon follow suit. July 3-4: Israeli planes strike Entebbe Airport in Uganda to rescue passengers and crew of an airliner hijacked by Palestinian terrorists. July 4: The United States celebrates its 200th birthday with fireworks. parades and a gathering of tall ships in New York Harbor. July 20: Viking I makes the first successful U.S. landing on Mars. The robot craft tran. smith photographs back to Earth and per. forms tests on the planet's soil and atomosphere. Scientists debate whether the resulting data includes the presence of life on the red planet. bery. Sept. 22: The second attempt in less than three weeks is made on the life of President Ford. Both assassir.ation tries were made in Clalfornia by women. Persons wishing to comment on this action shall submit comments to Mr. Bill Thomas, of the Tallahassee Off Ice within 30 days of this notice. 1 976 March 31: The parents of comatose Karen Ann Quinlan win a ruling from the New -- 'UI If?UUH UUhi fl$ufflvivoit tCKE ltt ECKERD'S PEPSODENT 6 Continued from Page 7A Henry Kissinger negotiates disengagement • an Imlependent Palestinian state in an ad. the U. NN. General Assembly. k agreements between Israel and Egypt and between Israel and Syria in 1974 and 1975. Oct. 10: Spiro Agnew resigns as vice Dec. is: Nelson Rockefeller, president and pleads no contest to charges Of governor of New York, Is sworn In as the by tax evasion on payments made to natlon's.4lst vice president. Maryland, contractors. (kLl9:Araboil.çrOdUCIflgnatlOflhilflpOse 1975 an embargo on oil exports to the United states. The ban, which results In widespread APIS U: War break- out between Moslems fuel shortages is lifted March 18, 1974. and ctwisuz" in Lebanon. The conflict Oct. 20: In what comes to be called proves to be lengthy. "Saturday Night Massacre," Watergate Apil U: Cambodia falls to Communist Special Prosecutor Archibald Cox Is fired on Khmer Ro,e forces after five years of orders from President Nixon. Attorney warfare. General Elliot Richardson and Deputy AM N The Vietcong and North Viet. Attorney General William Ruckelihaus mpiete namm their takeover of South resign rather than carry out the firing. last U. & civilians are vietnam the_ Nov. 7: Congress overrides President from Saigon. 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Rhodesia announce agreement on most J uly 13-14: U.S.-Soviet relations sour as two details of a plan to end their lengthy civil war Soviet dissidents receive stiff terms In prison and establish, a mutually acceptable and labor camp for "anti-Soviet agitation." democratic government. R(Q 99. 499 32.OUART ICE CHEST flog and mote 14EG II 69' HOUSEHOLD PLASTICS EVEREADY9.VOLT rais TORTILLA CHIPS wi'i'k.Iisiis' Of 978 April 1: President Carter signs legislation the mpndatory retirement age for most jobs from 65 to 70. April 18: A treaty turning over the Panama , Canal to Panama by the year 2000 is narrowly approved by the U.S. Senate. 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June IS: Spain holds its first free elections ( r t. 16: Polish Cardinal Karol Wojtyla in 41 years. becOliles the first non-Italian to head the Sept. 12: The death in custody of South Roman Catholic Church in 456 }'ears. The neA African black leader Steve Biko stirs intakes the name John Paul II. IX) ternational controversy. Pe Nov. 19: California Rep. Leo Ryan anti four Nov. 1 9: Egyptian President Anwar Sadat members of his party are killed in Guyana by arrives in Jerusalem on his historic peace members of the I'eople 's Temple. More than mission. Israeli Prime Minister Menachem 900 iiieitibcrs of the cult subsequently commit Begin returns the visit Dcc. 25 groups and most of the rest of the world. March 14: Israeli forces invade southern Lebanon to "root out terrorist bases" used for launching attacks upon Israel. 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OP-111111-op- _____ ____ 0 S --- July 21-24: People attending an American Legion convention in Philadelphia are infected with the mysterious "legionnair's disease" that kills 29 of them. The cause is eventually found to be a bacterium. Sept. 9: China's Mao Zedung (ties at 82. Hua Guofeng is elevated to Mao's former post of nartv chairman one month later. Joy.: Jimmy Carter, the former governor of Georgia, triumphs over President Ford to become the nation's 39th president. Carter and his running mate, Sen. Walter Mondale, garner 49.98 percent of the popular vote to narrowly defeat the Republican team of Ford and Sen. Robert Dole. TYLENOL 77 COSMETIC CHRISTMAS ICARDS & GIFT SETS GIFT WRAP S __ rob. as Austanda SolsherAts 5-ounce tube to, whiter teeth LIMIT I abortions during their first three months of Pregnancy. Jan. 27: The Vietnam peace accords are signed by representatives of the United States, North Vietnam, South Vietnam and the Vietcong. Following the terms of the ureernent. 590 U.S. orisoners of war are released by April 1 as the last U.S. troops replaces Willy Brandt, who resigned May 6 leave VICIZ%En. after assuming responsibility for Jan. 21: The Vietnam pee accords are "negligence' that allowed an East German signed by representatives of the United spy to become a member of his staff. States, North Vietnam, South Vietnam and May IS: India becomes the sixth country to the Vietcong. Following the terms of explode an atomic bomb. agreement, 590 U.S. prisoners of war are May It: Conservative Valery Giscard released by April 1 as the last U.S. troops d'Estaing wins the presidency of France by a leave Vietnam. narrow margin over Socialist Francois Jan. 27: The end of the military draft is Mitterand. Giscard replaces Georges announced by Defense Secretary Melvin Pompidou, who died April 2. L.aird. July 20. Turkey Invades Cypus In the wake Feb. 21: Some 400 American Indiana lay of a Greek-Led coup that overthrew the siege to Wounded Knee, S. D., to protest their government of Cypriot President Makarios. grievances against the government. Two of Makarios returns to power Dec. 7. them are killed In gunfights with federal July 23: Democracy is restored to Greece officers before the siege ends May 9. as Its military regime resigns after losing May 14: Skylab, the first U.S. space station, face following Turkey's Cyprus invasion. The is launched Into orbit. country's first free parliamentary elections In Jime 9: Secretariat streaks to victory in the a decade take pplace Nov. 17. Belmont Stakes to become the first winner of July 24: The Supreme Court rules that horseracing's triple crown since Citation 1i President Nixon must turn over additional 1948. White House tapes and papers to the June 11: Defense Secretary James Watergate special prosecutor. Schlesinger confirms that U.S. B42s made July 2448: The House Judiciary Committee becret bombing raids Into Cambodia during a votes three articles of impeachment against 14-month period when Cambodia was ofPresident Nixon. ficlally considered neutral. Ang. 9: Richard Nixon becomes the first U. July IS: Former White House aide s. president to resign from office. Vice Alexander Butterfield reveals that President President Ford is sworn In to succeed him. Nixon secretly taped conversations In his The resignation comes on the heels of Nixon's offices. release of tapes Indicating his early inSept. 20: Symbolizing the increased impact volvement In the Watergate cover-up. of women on sports, Billie Jean King defeats Sept. 1: President Ford's popularity Bobby Riggs In a $100,000 tennis battle ° plunges after he pardons former President sexes. Nixon for any federal crimes he "committed Oct. 1: Egypt and Syria launch their or may have committed." prise 'torn Kippur war against Oct. 19: Iaglalation for public financing of Fighting in the fourth and largest presidential election campaigns is signed by president Ford. Israeli conflict In 25 years ends Oct. 24 with a U.N.-supervised ceasefire. Secretary of State Nov. 13: PLO leader Yasir Arafat calls for " New Day! TOOTHPASTE ---- PICTURE SHARING EASY! we wifl be --- OFFER MAKES HOLIDAY RDS ilie nation's Bicentennial was celebrated with fireworks at Philadelphia's Independence hail. America Comes Of Age -- - GREAT ...your little neloitood depart ient store. - - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Dec. 26, I97-9A --;:- ';".; 40 •' . 4,.. e4 �11 I" IOA—Evening Hera ld, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Dec. 2, # SPORTS Girl Greets Rescuer:erry M Christmas -111110" . two sisters, Cathy, 1/, and Connie, lb. ESTES PARK, Cob. (UP!) A 10year.oId girl who survived a plane crash and two nights of sub-zero temperatures in the Colorado mountains greeted her rescuer with a small but unmistakable cry of "Merry Christmas!" NAI10N1 IN BRIEF — Tuesday. Virginia Krieger, the girls' grandmother, died in the crash. A CAP spokesman said Krieger's wife died two weeks ago, and the faintly was flying to ('nifitp,thi fn. thn ('hr4tmn hnlI,Invq .l Krieger, %an 'shed vu The plane, piIloete d h" ' "There I was trudging up the mountain to the plane, fighting my way through the snow, and I heard .this little girl's voice out Life May Exist Of Jupiter, Scientist Says shortly cuter takeoff from Longmont, Colo., locator technician Steven Osborne said Christmas CAP search Monday. McDonald said the wreckage was spotted early Christmas morning near Milner Pass in Rocky Mountain National Park and two helicopters were dispatched. However, the steep terrain prevented the choppers from landing at the site. night. OAKLAND, Calif. (UP!) Lie may exist In a subsurface ocean on the pockmarked icy moon of Europa, one of the four moons of Jupiter visible to the naked eye, a space scientist said today. Richard C. Hoagland said the moon of Europa may be the most likely place in the solar system to search for alien life beyond Earth. If water exists, life forms may also exist In kind of "incubatixl" environment below the Ice cover of Europa's cracked surface, he said. — "I'll never forget it." Osborne, the first to discover the wreckage of the twin-engine plane on the side of 12,000. foot Mount Shipler, found Claire Krieger of Boulder, Cob.; her father, Barry, 41, and her Rocky Mountain Rescue Group and the Alpine Rescue Group to the plane so the conditions of the three other survivors could be stabilized before they were flown out. Flight nurses aboard the St. Anthony's Flight for Life Helicopter, which carried out Krieger and the other two daughters, Bus Company Kicks Santa Out Of Dog Track Opens 45th Season Tonight Osborne said the family read a Bible the had on the plane that was intended as a Christmas gift. "They told me they spent the two days reading the Bible and singing Christmas songs," he said. By JOE DESANTIS quick-Footed racers, won all three of its schooling Holding the number seven 1977. The'lI be after their tiugner will start from the with a pair of firsts and a patrons this season and feels Herald Sports Editor Breaking from the number tries, gate on opening night is first Longv,00d track vi'tir fourth spot. second, rounds out the field the handle will be in the Congenial track owner one gate will be Rich Agreed Jim Abernathy with Fast Hossport Pass from the Paul Keystone (;iiiiblcr will Wright Ding, owned by front the outside eighth neighborhood of 15 million Jerry Collins opens tile doors froin John Bugner's kennel. Lan(v is scheduled for the Schied Kennel. 11(wport Pass come out of the inside gate. Henry Wright Kennels has the position. Obliterated is from bucks. tonight at the Sanford- Agreed won 12 races as a fourth starting position. Fast has one schooling victory to Sam A. Abe, out of Buddy filth starting position and a the Rod Cornell Kennels. A capacity crowd of 5,000 is Orlando Kennel Club for his maiden and took a pair of first lance is up from the Tampa its credit. Parton's Kennel has a pair of pair of First and second place The Sanford-Orlando expected for tonight's grand45th season, and one second place showing track. Rounding out the 10th wins and a second l)Ia('e and finishes to its credit. facility is the second oldest Many of last season's top in this year's schooling races. coming out the fifth hole feature race will be Hock will come out of the number Vet another active greyhound track in the three-race money winners and some Running out of the two slot will be Aqua Dolce owned by Castle Flash in the outside two gate. The track will hold 12 rates winner, Ebonelle, From the United States. sharp looking new hounds will will be Boston Mandy, a Rod Connell. Aqua Dolce won number each night. Matinees will Ix' 8 gate. Francis Fulginiti's Felt Ralph Ryan Kennels will Last season the facility be on hand for two feature familiar hound at the both of its schooling races t'ltl eac h Monday. \Vtd. The Sanford-Orlando Good will break out of the break from the sixth hole. opened its doors to 545,000 races to help celebrate the Longwood plant with familiar earlier this month. and Saturda facility will have it second number three starting Allus Kickin, also a three- people and turned a handle of nesday inaugural evening. kennel-man Danny Williams. Wright Arch, owned by feature race for maidens who LSitiOfl and sports a trio of race winner, it out of Paul 44.3 million dollars. following the grand opening at Tonight's 10th race will be a The third position holds Henry Wright Kennels has the have never won at Sanford- previous victories. Schied's Kennels and will Track public relations 1:15 I).tii feature with a trophy Memory Bank, kenneled by number six gate. Wright is Orlando before. These are all Another three-time winner break from the seventh director Glen Laney says he's Doors open at 6:30 For Presentation and sports some Wayne Straw, Memory Bank also up from the Tampa plant. hounds welped after April Jane Curtain, owned by John position while Obliterated, expecting about 600,000 tonight's grand opning. Driver s Seat Actress BIondeli Dies By (Jnftei Press International released before Thanksgiving, day with relatives. On Christmas morning there were presents "We didn't plan no big nothing," Mrs. Mallory said. "We're supplied by neighbors, and a holiday meal. And a realtor said The Metropolitan Transit Commission of Minneapolis played still concerned about the other boys over there. We'll be he has found a home they can rent. SANTA MONICA, Calif. (UP!) — Actress Joan Scrooge to bus driver Gary Van Ryswyk's Santa Claus. praying and we'll be thinking about them." With the help of their neighbors, Mrs. Kingsley said the Bbondell, the glamorous wide-eyed blonde whose Of course, Van Ryswyk admitted he was a bit out of uniform A Minneapolis woman who robbed a bank to buy presents for family "really learned about the Christmas spirit" wisecracks masked her vulnerability, died of cancer in his red Santa Claus suit and fake white beard. Christmas morning. She was 73. MTC official Gary Abel said Van Ryswyk was warned his her family was released from prison so she could spend Christmas with her children. attire had to go, but he showed up for his shift as the jolly old Donna Mae Hollis, 40, robbed the First Minnehaha National tat man from the North Pole. in which Van Bank of $1,400 on Dec. 6, 1978. She said she used $700 to buy I had a discussion Abel said MTC officials S Ryswyk used language not usually associated with Santa and presents for her three children and paid off about $700 in loans. She was sentenced to four years in a Kentucky federal CDR. MADISON L BEALL Brisson Funeral Home-PA he was suspended until further notice. prison. But before the holidays, a federal judge released her, dress allow exception to the afraid to Abel said the MTC is Cdr. Madison Lamar Seal!, is in charge of arrangements O gave her $15 to buy presents for her children and counseled her code because: "What might happen at Halloween?" (U.S. Navy Ret.), 67, of 110 N ,. Most Americans observed Christmas in more conventional to stay away from banks. Virginia Ave., Sanford died BEN F. F WILLIAMS Firefighters in Columbus, Ohio, felt sorry for the news ways and the Christian world's most celebrated holiday pro Tuesday in a Jacksonville people who had to work on Christmas Day so they prepared happy and sad tales. hospital. He served in the U. Ben F Williams Sr 65 of duced Its traditional share of ham and turkey dinners for them. she was happy to spend In Albany, N.Y., Delia Mallory said S. Navy during WWI, in the Route 3 Sanford died today Christmas looked bleak for the Ewar, t11LgMey family of Pacific Theater. He attended at Florida Hospital Orlando the holiday with her grandson — one of the 13 hostages swmq I U.S. Java, N.Y., when they lost their home in a pee-dawn fire month by the Iranian militants holding the released last North Emory University, taking a Born in Newark, ctio Christmas Eve. Their belongings and all their presents were ths*.year premed course, came to Sanford in 1970. He Embassy in Tehran. But she said her Christmas thoughts were held. destroyed. But friends and neighbors banded together to being and was a member of the attended the Seventh-day with the Americans still Marine Cpl. Westley replace sadness with joy Christmas Day. Mrs. Mallory Is the grandmother of Sigma P1 fraternity. He Adventist Church. the 13 black and woman hostages family stayed at the home ot a neighbor who spent the The who was among received his Bachelor of Survivors include his wife, Williams, Science degree in Chemistry Mrs. Daisy Williams, San. from University of Georgia in ford; three daughters, Mrs. l 1938 and his Master's Degree Jo Ann Roth, Centerville, y /../ in Psychology In 1939. He was OP Fameye 5Mt. AUTO SERVICE CENTER a member of Alpha Pi Omega 0 service fraternity, Xi Phi Xi Ohio, and Mrs. E GOO~/' EAR Science fraternity, Psi Chi Lowdermilk, Osteen; two 11mv-111 ;~ honorary psychology sons, Ben F. Jr. and Steven ., .j tim;fl . fraternity and Sigma PI and Williams, both of Sanford; 11 Holy Cross Episcopal Church, grandchildren; mother, Mrs. Sanford. 011ie Williams, Xenia, Ohio. IY United Press InterSurvivors include: wife, Four brothers, William, national , Mrs. Irma White Beall, Westerville, Ohio, Eugene, Safeyxpets estimates of Sanford; sisters, Mrs. Los Angeles, Calif., Dennis, the death toll , from holiday Maureen Phiel, New Orleans, Washington Courthouse, Ohio idents proved La., Mrs. Louise Freeman, and John Williams West traffic acc tragically conservative today. Atlanta, Ga., Miss Dorothy Canton, Ohio; sister, Mrs. A United Press Inter. Beall, Atlanta; two nephews, Elein Heaberlln, Portsmouth, dim national count at 2:30 a.m. Charles Freeman and Robert Ohio. showed .at least 6Z F Beall, Atlanta. &lsson Funeral Home-PA EST H. M. Patterson & Sons, is in charge of arrangements. people were killed in traffic accidents during the four-day 1020 Spring Road NW, CHARLOTTEOTIO Christmas weekend. The Atlanta, Ga. is in charge of MRS. National Safety Council had funeral arrangements. Mrs. Charlotte Catherine estimated the toll would fall MRS. SANDRA HOPKINS to, E, of 799 Spanish Moss between 450 and 50 9 9 Mrs. Sandra Agnes Madden Drive, Lake Kathryn Estates, ' The holiday period began at Hopkins, 40, of 154C Casselberry, died Sunday at I 1. S p r in g W 00 d C i rcle, Florida Hospital Altamonte. 6 p.m. local time last Friday 4 -. Longwood, died early Sunday She was a native of New York and ended at midnight at Florida Hospital City and had lived in Tuesday. a Altamonte. A native of Cauelberry for the past3o The Florida Highway Ashtabula, Ohio, she had lived years, V OIL, GLnI In Longwood for six years NewYorkCtty.Shewasa Patrol's estimate that 35 would lose their lives moving here from Miami. She Methodist and a member of • V)s ' r4YGLA5 GT was employed as a the South Seminole Garden 011 Florida roads during the stA ffi Longwood Civic ftlre(lay Christmas weekend " bookkeeper with DMH Club, the OUTLINE LETTERS ç.I. Landscaping, Longwood. League, American legion was right on target. BLEMISH PLUSi F £ 1 Survivors include two Auxiliary and the Seminole Shortly after midnight NO TRADE NEEDED daughters, Mrs. Shawn County Federation of Senior Tuesday the patrol said there •. 11 0" Lisabeth Vanilorn, Fort Citizens, had been at least 35 traffic Leonard Wood, Mo. and Miss Survivors include her fatalities since the long Heather Hamilton Madden, husband, George H. Otto Sr., weekend began. Longwood; son Richard Cuselberry; daughter, Doris Californialed the fatality S Michael Madden, Longwood; Anna, Las Vegas, N. Mex.; count with 66, followed by father, Donald Sherman, son, George H. Otto Jr., North Carolina; sister, Mrs. Maitland; two sisters, Mrs. Texas with 52, Florida with 34 FIND YOUR SIZE AND SAVEI S • Stain Warren, Atlanta; two Barbara Mason and Mrs.and Illinois and Ohio with 33 ' Katherine Manse, both of each. No traffic deaths were POWER STREAK POLYESTER aunts and two uncles. reported in Alaska, North Gramkow.Galnes Funeral Sandy Hook, Conn.; S grandT -SLACK Uhode Iilaildand the SUPER HIMILER Home, Longwood, isintharge children and 4 great— Dakota, R $133 — _$2l.S District of Columbia. 4 Only 0 4 0ni 700-10 grandchildren. of arrangemeflta. $13, B7S.13 — $20.50 GrankowGalnes Funeral Last year, 456 people died in 01 6 Flu CIS-14 — — _JOi THEO A. STILES , Home, Longwood, is In charge traffic mishaps during a SOc 'r.i.y CU$Ttta. $2.03 E7$-14 $34.50 'U GUARD Theo A.Stiles, "of -' of arrangements. threedaYQwfs—' MI WVVCflU. aT $37.00 — F7$.14_ BLEMISH 20th St., Sanford, died Moo15 Only . p00.20 PLU$3.UPIT 070-14 $31.50 — $2.31 day morning at Daytona $42.00 Beach. Born in Sanford, he NO TR plu F7$.IS $30.25 --$2.41 was a member of the First ADE NEEDED STILES, io a.— Fmeral $7 i 33 FIT WILLIAMS ii i2AU .Q7111_ iIii[I Baptist Church, Sanford. He services for lhuA.StIIn,Ihof 1 Funeral services for Bin F. W E.20th St., Sanford, who died Williams Sr., 65, of Rout* 3, H7111-115 $42.50 1 $2.114 -_ was a WWI veteran and a 0 TRADE Monday at Dayton& Beach, will NEEDED Sanford, Who died Wednesday, $2.96 Member Of American Legion beat 10: 30 a.m., Thursday of the will be 10:30 a.m. Friday of Post 53 and the Veterans of Graveside In Evergreen — Srlsson Funeral Horns with Cemi$sry with or. J.T.Cosmato Paster Donald Riesen Foreign Wars and was a NO TRADE NEEDED! AREA DEATHS CLOSED Pittsburgh Kicks Arizona In Fiesta INVENT RY . - TEMPE, Ariz. (UP!) — Pittsburgh placekicker Mark Schubert made sure he didn't get sick in the Christmas Day Fiesta Bowl, but he certainly made some Arizona Wildcats ill. After the Panther senior booted three field goals in Pittsburgh's 16.10 victory over the Wildcats, Schubert explained he was extra cautious before the contest so he wouldn't get sick. "Some of the players had gotten the bug and were experiencing some nausea," Schubert said as he told why he did not eat a pre-game meal, The tactic worked as Schubert was a perfect 3-for-3 in field goal attempts as the 10thranked Panthers ended 1979 with an 11.1 mark. Schubert, named the game's outstanding offensive player, hit a pair of field goals front 46 yards and another from 10 yards closer, It was fitting that a place kicker won the offensive honor in a game that lacked of. fensive excitement, Both quarterbacks, freshman Dan Marine of Pittsburgh and senior Jim Krohn of Arizona, hit only half of their passes. The best of the running backs, Pittsburgh's Randy McMillan, gained a modest 81 yards while Arizona's Hubert Oliver, who gained over 1,000 yards during the regular season, was held to 35 The contest was a battle of field goals until the final seconds of the third period when Marino, with his sharpest passing of the day, threw three straight completions for 70 yards. The last one went 12 yards to Benjie Pryor for a touchdown. The TD put the Panthers ahead, 13-3, and actually settled the outcome, but it was the first of the three passes Pittsburgh Coach OFFICE SUPPLY . --______________________________________________________ -- Ho ida ' Traffic Toll Grim .. .__.__.-~ lvw~-111, - Y . SERVCE STORES 03 Say So Long To The Seventies, While You Save On The Great Goodyear Tires To Take You Right Into 19801 . C 1O1I t . - 6200 • .• - ' -- - By United Press Inter- average. Teammate John squad which reached the Duren, the 1977 Festival's finals of the NCAA East Resurgent Eastern MVP, is returning with an 11,5 Regional, including Reggie basketball will have four of its average. Carter, averaging 17.4 points top teams on display beginBoston College, 5-1, lost to a game, Wayne McKoy (15.3), ning Wednesday In the 28th Georgetown late last season Bernard Rencher (12.0), and annual Eastern College but in its biggest game this Ron Plalr (10.0), Athletic Conference Holiday year came within two seconds Lafayette, undefeated at 4. Festival. of upsetting top-ranked Duke 0, will be making its first St. John's will meet' in the Industrial Classic in Holiday Festival appearance Lafayette and Georgetown Providence, R.I. and the Leopards are seeking will face Boston College. St. John's, three-time their fourth 20-win season In Georgetown which winner of the Festival and the last six years. defeated Holy Cross and third-place finisher behind The final for the tour. Alabama to win the 1977 Rutgers last year, has lost Holiday Festival, this year once this season. Coached by nament is Friday night. has beaten Maryland, Lou Carnesecca, St. John's In another tournament Providence, Loyola (Calif.) has beaten Oral Roberts and involving top teams, Oregon ,i,1 P.. 71 14 f....,l..,, M1'A A a, .a Un,u.Iitn pupç w a. , -p V. C IIiUIlLUIl Male takes -mark, Its only loss came MIchigan State to win Its own against Indiana. Lapchick Tournament and Brigham Young meets The Hoyas are led by 6-foot- topped Rutgers while losing State In the second game. -7 Craig Shelton, currently the only to Tennessee. On Thursday, Oregon plays 11th best shooter In the nation The Redmen have all their North Carolina-Charlotte and ;t 72 percent with an 18.7 starters back from last year's Clemson meets Texas Tech. - $88 . . . •. — 3 I liciating. Burial In o.lawn Memorial Park. Brisson Funeral HomiPA In charge. p • • V BALL, CDR. • FINAL CLOSEOUT MADISON .AMAI— Funeral ser vices for Cdr. Madison Lamar Bull (U $N R0.).61. of 110 N. Virginia Ave., Winforid, who died Tuesday in Jacksonville, will be of 2 p.m., Thursday, at the Grav.sld in WestvIiw Cemetery, Atlanta, Ga. Funeral arrangements by H. r 101OSpring As Ls N Powanamo flg,fiy Flyieh top-mall battery eliminates periodic chocking. Protect$ Inpropir WITn0. stays clean in ssrvics. issists hut, !In and it - 0 — S • -.• • • - #i' ci e • rn. ,.rn.. on" I U$ y Charge it' C,00di,ear Redv $ * YOUNG DRIVER PROGRAM * SR 22 FILED FREE * LOW MONTHLY PAY PLANS • Msssi —4 " - 2417 S. FreeAvs. 68111111111111,1111 I,, - ' '' • ' ' • Pizza Hut Classic Set WICHITA, KAN. All. Barry Carroll, Syracuse's Americans Mike GmInski oi Roosevelt Route, George Duke, Mike O'Koren of North Washington's Mike Zagardo Carolina and Darrell Griffith and small college stars Ricky of Louisville head the list of 62 Mahorn of Hampton Institute college seniors whose names and Mike Harper of North appear as East squad can- Park CoUege. Harper has led didates for participation in North Park to the NCAA the ninth annual Pizza Hut Division Ill title and was Basket ball Classic. named the tournament's Most The charity game, which Valuable Player each of the has raised more than $500,000 past two years. for various non-profit In addition to being named organizations, will be played All-American, O'Koren was a March 29 at the [,its Vegas member of the U.S. team Convention Center and again whichcaptured thegoldutedal will be televised nationally on at last summer's Pan American Gaines. Other East CBS Sports Spectacular. The nation's top 124 seniors, squad candidates who were as selected by an 11-member members of that team are media panel, are listed on teh LaSalle forward Michael ballot. Nationwide balloting Brooks, Indiana forward Mike at participating Pizza hut Woodson, Kentucky guard restaurants begins January 21 Kyle Macy, and Georgetown and concludes March 5. guard John Duren. The top eight vote Other outstanding can. recipients for each squad didates include Eastern automatically receive in- Kentucky's James Tillman, vitations to play in the game. Mississippi's John Stroud, Two players on each squad Holy Cross's Ron Perry, are added as at-large Furman's Jonathan Moore, Florida State's Murray selections. The 6-11 Gminski is con- Brown, Maine's Rufus horns, sidered by many to be the Ohio State's Kelvin Itansey, premier center in the nation Tennessee's Reggie Jotmson, and is the backbone of the Old Dominion's Ronnie nationally-ranked Blue Valentine, North CarolinaDevils, and team which went Charlotte's Chad Kinch and to the NCAA finals in Duquesne's B.B. Flenory, all Gmninskl's sophomore year. of whom were among the He Is not the only out. nation's leading scorers with standing center on the East more than 20-point-per-game side of the ballot, however, averages last season. The 62 seniors on the East Others Include Purdue's Joe - - ballot are: Wayne \bramns, Southern Illinois; Jima Abromuitis, Connecticut; Clyde Austin, North Carolina State; Otis Boddie, North Mabamna; Roosevelt Bouie, Syracuse; Neil Bresnahan, Illinois; Michael Brooks, LaSalle; Murray Brown, Florida State; flicky Brown, Mississippi State; Joe Barry Carroll, Purdue; Reggie Carter, St. John's; Ho Clark, Central Earl Florida; Cureton, Detroit; Charles Davis, Vanderbilt; John Duren, Georgetown; Ken Evans, Norfolk State; Dirk Ewing, Stetson; B.B. I'lenory, l)uqesne; Reggie Gaines, Winston-Salem State; Mike Gmninski, Duke; Darrell Griffith, Louisville; Greg Guye, Stetson; Bill Ilanzlik, Notre Dame; Mike harper, North Park i Illinois I; Rufus Harris, Maine; Delmar I iarrod, St. hlonaventure; Kelvin Hicks, New York Tech; Cedric Hodges, South Carolina; 'any Jackson, Florida State; Frank Johnson, Wake Forrest; Iteggie Johnson, Tennessee; Ron Jones, Illinois State; Chad Kinch, UNC - Charlotte; Lannie Lewis, Wisconsin Parkside; Kyle Macy, Kentucky; Ricky Mahorn, Hampton Institute; Lavbon Mercer, Georgia; Jonathan Moore, Furman; l.owes Moore, West Virginia; Carl Nicks, Indiana State, - Race Voice Fair, Dead ...... .. ,~ ..&I - ~* LAND & WATER SPORTS CENTER OMAHA, Neb. (UP!) — Don .I... )& " k4w .i'yva.; I-04 VVI earned him the reputation of being the 'man-aboutAmerican turfdom," died Monday. He was 81. In the rnid-1920s, Fair became the first public address man at the Ak-San-Ben track and also worked every major race track in the nation, Including 27 stints in calling the stride-by-stride chart at the Kentucky Derby., Fair retired In 1970 as a writer and chant caller for the Daily Racing Form and the old Morning Telegraph. He was a member of the form's executive branch as a field supervisor before retiring. Among Fair's honors was the Haight Award, given by the National Turf Writers Association for meritorious service to his profession. Other awards Included his being made a Kentucky Colonel and an honorary citizen of New York. %,uu1., r )I. ./ f = ,~ I " , 5 _lL .. 'MICHELIN! COMPØID 10 IlLS P%T tl*I( 24' PONTOON BOAT WH.P. POWER TRIM& TILT 24 VOLT TROLLING MOTOR 3 BATTERIES BARBECUE FULL SEATING LIST $10,700 Sal. 8,9OO , 4, -"QmDP Watch For Our Weekly-SpecIals -Isaird ()m.os 1 I Ll , t : , . • I g.111 1 t.. 1,111 no t goi ng to ('han ge rit I)htil(soh)Ii)W e on miotre gauites tin tlut' road than e did .it home over a it;-gariit' schedule," tie said. ''If we sit lien' and sell the squad on their fat i s Ix'ing loud, we won' t beat anybody. Its just another txcic,e to lose and e don't nL'tsl an excuse to lose.'' The gatite will include a longstandin' rivalry 1x'tveeri utiarlut's. Tampa CI N101 .Iutmn \1 (Ea', Itrev must', !utaded Suuttit'rn California. Mille Veruiieil 'tas head uiiat'It at I ''l \. — A PIT TONY RUSh 11 INsuRANCE CM0 UTURDAY 54 ,, Vermeil had planned it) Fl) to Tanipa Tuesday to begin workouts for Itit' NF(' pla)off game but changed his mind when lie learned Philadelphia will have good .veather most "f this week. The Eagles will go to Tampa I. rida OII know it' s going to be a tough football game. You know thu U be ready to play,'' hue said. "They have to be excited about their first sear in the Playoffs" Vermiteil said he is lot concerned that Tamuupa Ba) will have the homiue-Fit'ltt 4idvamitage in Saturday's — M *USSUISN (inN? (sin ow — Smut ow MON. THRUFRIN - . &c;uaia * DISCOUNT FOR SAFE DRIVERS , I l Ill 1)1:1 i'l ll, ci'i Philadelphia Eagles Coach Dick Vuruteil is anticipating a tough contest with the Tampa Bas Buccaneers. I ili),i i)ti% iOOS ii,u' an outstanding defensive team, Their defense is ranked No. 1 against the run and pass. Ii. • ,. I t.fl U • d.as, .nit,ut. O ever'bot1v he Said. "The y 're a playoff football U'amit that tomt their division. We're going to have to play our best game to beat titeuut, but that's the way it has to he in the playoffs.'' . u • WHEELS 1 as •. Mmorn Mu The Third Annual Lake Howell I .'idv Hawk Invitational gets underway Thursday afternoon in the Lady Hawk gym and boasts its strongest field ever in tournament history. Metro entries Edgewater and Evans, both ranked in the state's top ten women's poll could very likely make the tournament an all-Metro Conference finale. But there are several Seminole County squads who figure to have it say in the matter. Seminole High, vastly improved with the addition of a combo of super sophomores should be much stronger than its earlier showing against Edgewater. Tenth grade sensations Robins Higgins, Tony Hardy. Johnie Bennett and Sabrina Melton team up with experienced seniors Dana Vourshaw, Patty Jacobs and Sandy Cooper to perhaps give Seminole County its best shot at the tournament title. Defending Five Star Conference Champion like Brantley has been bitten by the graduation bug and currently carries a 1-5 slate into the tournament. With only senior Rebecca Foss returning to lead the Big Blue efforts, the Patriots lace an uphill battle. Foss has been slowed down by injuries to further haniper the Lake Brantley game plan. Hosting Lake Howell has a lot of people back, but coach Jo Luciano is still a little short — in height that is. Lori Marvel and Nancy Gizinski, 5-10 and 5-9 respectively are the tallest girls for the inside game and provide good scoring punch. Guard Sonya Sntith can put it up from the outside too. The key to Lady Hawk fortunes in keeping their few tall girls out of foul trouble. Edgewater will be led by returning all-tournament selection Deenle Ware. Opposing coaches have to contend with the sparkplug 5.6 guard one more year as she's just a Junior this time around. Edgewater has held onto the number eight spot in the polls with plenty of help from returning seniors Luwanna Gelzer, Marcia Riley and Debbie Dyer. Fellow Metro powerhouse Evans was ranked number two before its surprising loss to Apopka last week but still figures to be tough. The Trojans are led by the Oliver sister combination of Lee and Brenda and will be looking to get back on the winning track. Winter Park comes into the tourney with a 5-3 record sparked by returning seniors Lisa Spaulding and JoAnn Marinaro. The Oak Ridge Pioneers, not as strong as in the past, still figure to cause some consternation as they sport a pair of returning starters in Lindi James and Kathy Williams. First round action gets i.nderway Thursday at 2:00 p.m. when the Lady Seminoles square off against Edgewater. At 4:00 p.m. Oak Ridge meets Titusville, Evans follows against Lake Howell at 6:00 while Lake Brantley matches up against Winter ['ark in the nightcap at 8:00 p.m. • . . Y OTTO.MRLCHNtTi— Winitrilid 8tües,Santor Funeral services for Mrs. tires daugMers, MI. Bass! charlaft Catherine Otto, IS, of Spanish Mess Drive, Lake Stiles, Sanford, Mrs. Lwyol M Kathryn Estates, Cassoiberry, , -p r ci £1 Ii1, £ ., who died Sunday at Florida Mrs. Betty Aim Howard, New Hospital Altamonte,will be at 11 a.m., Friday, of Oremkow. SMYM rB$Wb; two 1111181111111% GaInes Funeral Nome Chapel, UM MWb" C4W Od with Nov. Ron" H&rW of. Mrs. Viola JQIU'011, Pnn(1IlO ficlating. Burial fellows In t.onSwoSd Memorial Gardens. gdr4ifl Beech; OramkowOalnn, 110 Dog t.pSnddIUIIL andlaur Track Road, Longwood, In - - -. $ 9 • Fun.rol Notkss officiating. Striation Funeral charge. Lady Hawk Tourney Tips Off Thursday Jackie Sherrill felt was the turning point. On that play, Pitt was on its own 30--yard line with second-and-36 after a quarterback sack and a holding penalty. Marino hit Mike Dombrowski on a 34-yard pass and completed a 24-yard aerial to Ralph Still to set up the touchdown. Dombrowski called his catch in that drive his "biggest" of the day. "We were in a hole and weren't moving the ball and think that helped us get untracked," the Junior tight end said. Brett Weber booted a 38-yard field goal for Arizona in the third period but the Panthers came back on Marino's touchdown pass and Schubert's final field goal with 8:02 left to play. It appeared the Wildcats were dead then, but only until Oliver threw his first pass of the season, completing a 46-yarder to Greg Jackson at the Pittsburgh 1. Oliver carried it over for the score and Bill Zivic's extra point pulled the Wildcats to within six points. However, after Pittsburgh's Lynn Thomas recovered an onside kickoff attempt by Arizona, the Wildcats got only one more play — a Krohn PaSS from the Arizona end zone that went for his third Interception of the game. Arizona safety Dave Iigglns was named the defensive standout for two first half interceptions along with seven tackles. "That trophy was on the back of my mind since Monday when I saw it," he said. "The trophy was the best Christmas present I got." Sherrill, host ever, said he was going to enjoy his team's victory even more than liggins liked his trophy. "There's not many teams in the country that can say they have 11-1 records." he said. national •. H JOE I)i'SANTIS herald Spurts Editor V Four Of East's Best Meet In 28th Festival 'c' - —'- - Eagles Expect Buc's To Be Playoff Tough From The Sidelines . '' Wednesday, Dec. 26, 1979—lB Two Feature Races Scheduled "It's absolutely amazing that anyone could survive two nights up there when tern. were 20 to 30 below on Sunday night and not much warmer on Monday," an FAA spokesman said. ter and an Army Van ke said the Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. provided additional treatment, a CAP official said. The three girls were treated and released Tuesday night. Hospital officials said Krieger remained in fair condition suffering from frostbite of the feet. Park ranger Larry Van Slyke said a KBTV helicopter was able to drop Osborne within a quarter mile of the crash site, then pick up Claire Krieger. and take her to Longmont United Hospital. "There are snow slopes there that can be very dangerous. The choppers just could not land up there," he said. .JJ'' p. I .1"-. .J., .-a.' • , •.:' ~,A'.ISA .' tj 42.iI',..qL . , •"j•i - ." \,. " '' - - .;' ; . .. . - t, -r4 0. - , ., ~ ~ " M; , - t' '* /'. - 4 . •?, .,. ,.,a. - - . ti.; - -, p ?:t' . ,. .4'p - I % T___ 'c.' • r. -- •. j'.- - ' �• , ::: • ..-. '. : ' 21—EvenIng Herald Sanford, Fl. Wdnisday DeC. 2, 17 vwning Phl'911y FEET FIRST Toos . by Alan MoverFouts 0-46E94L 1. '5 7,4'P 4fF,1UR( #ow,q Edges Campbe Kegler's As Korner . s Bullet pRA,4f,47/ fiUl vyq rii ONLY eoop /f fiV/v 74/4 7q(,7g4 /7\ flO,f/?OwFpf/To,.f a" oq 9 I A34 :P 'c,9o,e .JO8 (23.9' 9a,,Y7 - most productive put together t)1Y 71 th Bench his advances to the AFC fitle NFL ztrg CNR/$,;Rp1 i t ball1 oe ego UPI's AFC SAL Standings: Moon pies, In. truders, Go Betweens, All in he Family, Hut 'fl' Slex, Alley CA IS, Round Tuits, Pin Heads sea had foir straight bell and the Oilers in a The winner ufrnaooti psslng games to set 0 ' nfoftl)P07 W Plcye " ;z helped Houston to the playoffs Diego performer to win the :::t L/IYE5. aP?vEB57o%' By tiuftad Press 1nuaai raced to an early lead but .1. q'i# finally took control of ''' iv Philadelphia 76ers like 76ers the game In the four th quarter single-season and the award was Instituted In year veteran. "It's because of th ei r bench strength and when the spurt led by Jones this year In leading the LMSfl •P d io wide receiver Lance the way we're playing, the Bobby Jones Is a perfect gave them a 94.84 lead, ry 1TY Chargers to their first playoff Pitt ii&1'ii S Ter guys on the team and Awoj also won in i. reason why. (1, ne. In other games, Cleveland 3PO4v7' th since ber 1965, Tuesday o was the NFL coaching staff. We're all Si) 4 1 4 lIt tAt "I like t Fouts, who led San Diego to A .1 uiiu defeated ueroi, narrowly edged Houston's ther. W leader with 1 697 very t•oge•1. ivee ve ye been hi 'C the a a 12-4 record (08 bench," Jones said Tuesday Utah topped Denver, 122411, Earl Campbell by one Vote Atep yards and hIs 19 TDs rushing through the adversity and 1IW After Scoring l2of his lepolnts New York beat New Jersey, West titl e , was t1 ue honor. passer. He hit 332 of 530 tied an *'L record set by we've grown together in the fourth iod to help the 131-102, and Portland ri pped •, "There are $oproblems, Six ecore79S.92viory for 4,062 yards and 24 Fouts, whose 4,062 yards . Zwo on this team. I think tliat s will be at quarover the Washington Bullets. CaYSLICZI 111, Pistoas 101 passing broke Joe Namath a touchdowns and In one Is e tr th he adem ar I' Saturday when t k of all good .4 L . single-season record of 4,OG7, stretch, Fouts, who completed eruuC Mike Mitchell tossed In 22 "It allows me to come in of 7W1 all sports." per cent of Chargers play host to Camp. teams in was named on 26 ballots cast a league-high 62.6 &W do the things I want to points and grabbed a careerde," the six-year forward high 19 rebounds to help hand H11P5p 't from North C;arolina con. Detroit its seventh straight f"~44/Rfof 7W vD &*p 71*0 tinued. "I can contribute." loss. Eric Money topped the 6-el; held Pistons with 22. Jones also 7XE Washington's Elvin Hayes, Jazz 122, Nuggets Ill g_ 05i7- #,*t?lr /,y 7 4;r Guard Terry Furlow, in his ft game's leading scorer with 29 points, to just three first game as a Utah starter, 6;;rf,6r6-# points In the first 10 minutes scored an NBA career-high 37 l of the period. Jones scored points and Adrian Dantley NEW YORK (UP!) Duke University, after an knocked off by Providence, squeaking to an 82-78 ) seven points and blocked a added 27 points to help the unimpressive and tension-filled week that almost victory over the Friars, thotduring a two-minute, 90 Jazz break a three-game V. resulted in two embarrassing losses, was able to Kentucky, 10-1, with victories over Georgia D•I"b..'.,k...,,,.,.,.,,.,.,,, surge by the 76ers that gave losing streak. Dan Issel tied hold on to its No. I ranking today after the fourth California and Purdue, moved up one notch int Furlow for game-scoring Liam the WO for good. week of the United Press International Board of the No. 2 position, picking up seven first-place Reserm Steve Mix and honors with 37 for Denver. Coaches ratings. Henry Bibby also helped In KnIcks 131, Nets i votes in the process. Notre Dame, 7-0, posted a 10'bill Cartwrlght scored the mug., and Philadelphia Th e Blue Devils, 8-0, survived a scare early In point victory over Fairfield and jumped from fifth MONTGOMERY Ala five yards to Oregon State's Coach,13111y Curmingham said points and ToLry Knight added (UPI) — Syracuse uar. Steve Coury for a second the week from determined Boston College, to third, registering a single first-place vote. the play of his bench was a 25 to pace the Knicks over score Tuesday to direct the managing to hold off the Eagles, 70-64, in over. North Carolina, which upset highly ranked Nets. key factor, terback Bill Hurley ran for North to a 22-13 vi ct ory In the time, inthe Industrial Classic, With barely enough 'SW Indiana, 61-57, vaulted from ninth to fourth while 113 w.or. ..aZCIi We have a lot conone touchdown and passed 42nd Blue-Gray Classic. time gone by to heave a sigh, Duke nearly got improving its record to 5-1. Center Tom Owens scored fidence In our reserves, 37. points and triggered a Cunningham said."We have a 32 i, '' rs ii" NOTHERGRE T High Games: Bob See 1";Er 11C er on 180; Bryant Hickson Jr. 153; A By Fore 1$8. Ginny Huff 162, Shlr ey Setala 146; Dee Nader i 0; Frankie Lautzenhis.r 152; Peg Dy Moon 171; jo Ma ry Blair 144 Nancy Ju mperL 6.; 51 Htgh Series: Johnny It. lenhiser 402, Drew Kirk 466, Ile Hickson 479; Bryant Hickson Ir. 406; DeeNader 361; Is Lautzenhiser 363' Peggy on 45$; Mary Blair 3 Nan 300. Other highlights: star of woo Nancy Jumper +go. Hl,ih Averages: Jim Nader 174; G 15 169. Is by far WI for the second straight Player of the Year Awa Player of the Year Award, " I've ever e had p aing playing foot. i .i back Paul Lowe since running Fouts, who hake an NFL aeon, rCIVVU quarterback In 1965 and only the third 'since ball," said Fouts, 28, a seven- _____ - '1 I' • ' I I 0 0 Sexton - , ,. . , , - ,. .•' . - North Wins 42nd Blue-Gray great deal of depth up front." point, second-quarter ex. The Bullets, displaying plosion to lead Portland, same emotion and Intensity Somy Parker was high for often missing this season, Golden State with 20. SHOP SANFORD & ORLANDO DAILY 9:30.9:30, SUN' 126 [ ens; High Games: obAugeflO; Gumbtrf 205; Bon Mosel 200 Henry Mueller 19$; Ralph Groon, 181; Will Kernstock Ill; Raymon Rucker 156; Rost Patrik 116; And Patrick 195, Eulah Offhous I?d Mike Burke 1?5; Arthur Strait iis Sam Kaminsky 1?3; Varrw pa SHOP DELAND,KISSIMMEE# MT. DONA, LEESBURG 9.9 RMLY,SUN.il-s SOCOOREBOARD Mt. Dora Auto MPI- 01111111111 dallY 941 Sun. 12.6 Do9Racing Pro Basketball DOGS AT SANFORD-ORLANDO Entries for Wednesdays opening night 1st race 5)6, 0: I. Miss - "050 P0 By United Press international Eastern Conference Atlantic Division - L P;; Boston 27 a Dellonlan (12); 4. urge me on (S); Phifa 26 10 1', S. Depended On (57); 6. Southern NeW Vo k 17 Cross (6); 7. Nondie Scott (i); • Wshn tn 14 17 11 Doll's Bunny (10). New ersy 1) 73 .361 14", 2nd 3$, C: 1. N's Tipsy Jipsy ($): I. Conlez Settle (12); 3. Central Division Ca)vn Jonss (4)4. Jawkw Touch VI I. Pct. Ill); 3, Lynn Marie (S.3)1 Atlant V$sIet'xpreu(6);7.M;nnl.H.Ha San Anton 5 17 .5)4 3½ (I), I. Cilppin Along (6 ). Clevelnd I? 30 .159 3½ 3rd race 5)4. C: I. Sugar Elf Indiana 16 II .457 3½ Agent Houston IS 441 6 Itha.i24.laIden Fugh,s;, 13 9 27 ijUr i . a . , age. . __________ Gambler (S); 2. San A Abe (5.2); 3. Felt Good (6.): 4. Jane Curtain 1)0): S. Wright Ding (6.); 6.. Ebonelle (5);?. Allus Klcliln (4); S. Obliterated .()7). Ph race $16, A: I. Let it Ride -Worthing (10): 3. OHO's Sammie (5); 4 Swinging Jim () S Confirmed (S 2) Al.Pantheon (5): 7 Mr. Pix (I?): I Drifting PAUIIC (1), - 18111 31.77 811*1 31.77 21 lB Ms 'i, 13 21 .351 •', 12 23 .343 5', 10 76 .271 Ii ____ race - - - - huh 2.0 CP$z14 31.1$ 171x14 33.$$ 23.1$ 1.73 21.00 29.0$ ui 31.1$ 331 .!!!. . 117804 31.11 1*14 u.n . All Tires Plus F.E.T. Each • U 1*14 3$5 N7h11 42 $1 '170*11 4978 81 ' I j v ...0 All Tires Pius F.E T 2.44 - -'- ..... •-- I 911 QUIRED REE1II,DCfl - - - - -- - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - -I • .•,-, : . • .-... . / - - ' I S ., '—.-- 5 . I U -' /•_••_ Tuesday's Nesvtts Phila 95, Washington 92 N V 131 New Jersey 107 Clove ill Detroit 101 Utah 177, Denver 1)1 PortInd 113, Golden St. 91 - U - , ''•.• '-.' - . .. ' - . .' - - • S. .. - ."-_ I - .. - -S . . I I . i • - - 4 • at at • • S • p - at - K Mirl" 4/48 AUTO BATTERY I Games fig 54.18-4 Days Maintenance-freel CaIci. (5); 2. Mineola Cher (411 3. Oolts Poll College Sealed, maintenance-free. Caldum-lead constructed. mcho" - - - - - - - - - - Fits many cars and light truck - - - - - . - I. (III (SI) 2. Kentucky (7) (10-1) 3 1) 4. Noah CarolWA 15-1) DePoul (fl () AI1I p - unu1,E•rnujr 0' - Our Rig. - . ' Il. Syracuse (64) • I For - 13.0.srgsfown(71) IA. Missouri 00V High Series: Carol Coiwef I 553; Toby Bryant 41$: Ann Curtis 4101 Barbara Zaretic 453. Converted Splits: Loulse Me". sock 5.10; VIM Soffon 5.71 Tins um-lead constructed. Fits many cars and light trucks. - mtla lIngo S-7; JeorWo Adam$ 114. Other Hlohllghts: Turkey: 6911 - , I ' MAI aw •• I 73 - l . side or top terminal batteries. Now Kam ' $ ' . 111011 up 11110111111 bob $lCN . . aIm: ISPLO&I . • 1 ..- N.D.' S k Fa .tL$ • , leNt iv air - - - - '. . - 91A • *ø the . I • Fronichca. • . ___ is fk M UAG" by-" of we "llill" for ___ •_•, - Anallitlea, lelli is so ~10 SiNs, teams .n limes Is be an. p..rd CI CiS. Those aounc all we: aim, kW SeW X IV • 0 'NSW I.110 •-. •..•- -... . . -• - / wy. so now. MT. DORA I tL4OfNtOIAèdGlI Is ao, . A KI$$IMMLI ____1 • 1aPvSee-4Oqs • Owl. ry V A of 0111111111i - P4 avi at cunny rono. LO. 0 • IUW lR $I —4Civ I Reservations Please DOORS OPEN AT 6:30 P.M. 831-1600 LOCATED OFF 17-92 ON DOG TRACK ROAD IN LONGWOOD PLENTY OF FREE PARKING — High $ff 1 5 Ev,le,sro47,IvSlvfl1!r 6 45. Mabol Vaget 451, V Mfg 40, owsw Govilirself ill, cowlif Aft cows"M spilISt Eve lagare 10, hum vow 64 other HIPlishh: TOW" YMP COCE 0 - COMPLETELY ENCLOSED GRANDSTAND IUCK'SLADII$LIASUI "Standings: SIW Market, SambWs. pick's Appliance, Banita Boats, Dunn Land Clearing, William's Cl. Nice Day Coin Laundry, Florida l*trvslen. High Games: Mary Joiwison 16.1, Eve RogelsIM. I10 Carolyn Butts l3Oitvty Gaudreau 149.I* KiIamm. 1.1 1.: 36 24 DINE IN COMFORT IN OUR CLUBHOUSE 172, roily surg"o list 11(iffil L do l,.. _________ 0 ' " . cnou ras,,o uane .ussima i X i Sill" ion- of p - III" At MM •. R . 01aW'ali&L - u:wt SLVD LAM-9 RD. J% Ar JJWt&X UlI0#*V 10 4Ah Amrno,c • —i . )' &_• • WEDNESDAY • SATURDAY NEW MATINEE POST TIME 1:15 PM. DOORS OPEN AT 12 NOON 0 :" SORRY No ONE UNDER 11 ADMITTED - - .Off Xw • '; • ' s"u :. . 16 MATINEES. MONDAY • ___ A a TRIFECTA BOX $42 TRIFECTA WHEEL ALL 12 RACES TH E FINEST IN- GREYHOUND RACIN POST TIME. 8:00 P.M. OWN boo 8= . • . , oft , - JAflFORD ORLAflDO KEflflEL CLUB An" Curtis. . IS. UCLA (6-11 .!IV,,,,.,p. , , . Maintenance-free. Calci. vqw so* is 154 O&M . , With Exchsng. BeipusIuot . 777 235 1l.Arkansis(I1) 1 1. V"i"if 0-11111 '-m ' Day. our Rig. 71.18-4 159 - - - _____ . 101au91 COlf cabiL 12 fiSt VCCSC ~—viomm UPC. ftilaills"Is of TonVa 1 ow" Room 53 . 5' . $3 7 Ohio $tat.ts1) S. indIana (14) Houston U . I ob. iso MMRUKE - NEC ArC. . - 430 417 350 334 Deks - !-! 88 111111011111. h. yaw lsnd,. $aw meow onS(.Niss . - - Pt.veN, PlfltleINd : • 1111111= PKV Highway Ghost ()0); 6. D's Amy valley (4); 7. OHO's $$sak,y (6); NEW YORK (UPI) The I. Easy Eddie (5). Unitd Press International 12th race 31, 0: 1. Talk On Board of Coaches top 30 coll.ge Tools S4): 7. SkIpp)LI,nIn (1), 'basketball ratings for the week 3. Tuff Dint ($);4.JinsT*lrp(4); CI Dec. 17 with S. Deb's Man (6); 6.. Tough Stain and r000rø tlweugh gamis of 4101 ; 7. Scud (12); A. Royal Saturday, Dec. fl In paren. Masouerade (5). thesos: (fourth week) Pr Football ;. ' Exch.ng Our Rig. 1385 4DIY$ 88 RIM um-lead Constructed. Fits Many cars Wild light tucks. •- - - - wdh gJ at 1) , K WCIIJ at - i' HI NOONIRS Standings: Lake Mary Pub, Flagship Bank, Stenstrom Rsetty, Lucky's Canvas, WOYM 2, Togs 1. Awnings, Deltona Sanitation, Wo'tM 1, Crab Houw, Sanford Hosting. High Games: Carol Colweil 200: Toby Bryant 155: Jan Never 17$; Barbara Zorihlc 179; Verne Bolton 113; A Curtis 177; Sandy Moore 110 Marion LkWbwg 1611 1411 Hato Motor 154; Ids Saks? Ill; Versa Bolton - ', , at ! :, at . I - at Charlie's Place. High Garnet: Mike Neal 247, Karl Rosenberger 226., Harold Sauer 223-11", Milt Miller 208-1", Was Mott, Jr. 205.151, John Brunson 201, Larry Judson 199, Frank Frost 19$, Bob Oshinikl 159, Jack Donovan 119, Don Neyer 155. Ray Jordan 153. High Series: Harold Sauer 56.6.. Milt Miller 56.4, Was Mott, Jr. 559, Mike Neal 532, Larry Judson 541. KRay Jordan 532, Karl Rosin berger us, Don Neyer 31$, Joltri Brunson $1$, Bob Othlitikl 306. Other Highlights: Mike Neal 247 game award PURCHAIED AT K mart MOIRNG . AT THE Lawn Care, Sir j,s. Jaycees. rncLuo • - Each IIIT1 WALLS $2.58 MORE LA. a.. ice I.1. 1111W ._ . - - --- - - - - .,?:. 0115ARY SOCIAL LEAGUE Standings: Village TV, Joe Davis Bldg. Cli'., Village Inn, DeBary SanItation, 1SF Disposal Plus F.E.T. 1.62 Each 34,11 !! _____ 3$' $1 2.88 42.7$ __________ .• -.-- . -2 I '4 1 -88 i.0 0404 -_- ' s*u F.I.T. . Plus F.E.T. 1.62 Each - .. 3-1. C I Swamili Shirley (I) 2 Lit Lady 5 (13); 3 Officer Josh (6.): 1. Third Brother (5.2); S. Wright Hula (4); 6. Miss ScriØo (5); 7. GE's Rainy Day (10): 5. Spicey Pepper (6.). Wednesday's Games Washington .Ith race —5-16, 5: 1. Mario Ann New Jersey Indiana (12); 2. Wright * Elvis (4): i. Detroit Manatee Glory (5): i. Phantom's San Afltonlo Houston Golden State Hutch (10); S. Two Stroke (12): Denver Los Angeles Shy MaIden (6): 7. Yankton (6.); Kin City Chicago at Milwaukee Jason Scott (5). Portland Phoenix 9th race 3-I, 5:1. Benevolent son Diego at soo"ip (01 2. Manatee Norms (6), 3. PWIV Sadie (II)j 4. Tally Andy 111:1. Starr Patrol (10); 6. Wright Thursday $ Happy Day (5): 7. Day (5.7); •. Milwaukee at Wash Houston Atlanta Dim Yanky (6). 91ft1 race New York 1-16, TA; 1. Rick Cleveland Agreed (6.1,2. Boston Mandy (12); PhIII at San Antonio 1. Memory Bank (5-2) ; 4. Fast LOS Angel*$ &I Utah Boston at son Diego Lem@ (Wt S. Aqua Oulco (10); Aii. Wright Arch (4); 1. Passport Pass 1st; S. Rockcastle Flash (5). 7th a u.0 1." 1.77 - .."..,':'.. " -- 110. $1111 Thibod#au 5.8-10, Amy W*ick 5.1 10; Joe Drescher 1-5.10; Ted Footi 27 twice; Geneva Santoro 2-7 Raymond Rucker 7.9; Lucilli Thatcher 4.5; Teddy Bennett 4-3, Edith Thlbodeau 3 10; Franci flieg.r 3.10; Ted Puckett 3.10 Jim Arroyo3iO: Lou Bolton 3.10, Ben KIesel 3.10. Other Highlights: Role lit flinger almost a triplicate 5747.I$ Our Rig. 27.88 A?8x13 . • . -5 - - - •q as - - . 7 A7ix13 IINP#..h.c..d Pacific DivIsi W L Pct. 05 Seattle 24 II .606. Los Ang 25 12 .6.16. Phoenix 24 13 449 I Portland 5 San Diego 1 1 .500 6", Golden St 12 24 333 12", 4 Rip. 22.7? POLYESTER BLACKWALLS : 32.1$ 27.1$ 21.0$ 671*11 31.77 11 Bill Morris 451, Mike Burke 464 Lisle Miller 466; Mac McKibbel 461; Rose Patrick 459; Lucilli Thatcher 440; Eulah Otfhaus 431 Converted Splits: Ruth Foote t 7; Ralph Grooms 3.7; Chirlt McDonnell 5-10; Eulah Ofthaus 3 PLY a'•v 20,11 1 111111] • ' '" "•" 30.0$ !.!!. High series: Ed Gambert 53? Den Klesel 519; Andy Patrick 515 Ralph Grooms SID; Raymom Rucker 499; Bob Auge 494; Henr 1111111 11I11 . . '•u• 11111 • F.I.T. • P71*14 31 .77 Western Conference Midwest Division , 28M (71.11 : spirit (6); 2. Sudden Jump, Milwauke (S);3.R.Dees Delight (6);4.6'5 Kan City Ruby (I?); S. Manatee NellIe(S); Denver 6.. Host Scott (4): 7. Tally Burt Chicago 11v rc:ocklown ri : yo2i: . Utah SALI C78114 ... - - (6); 6. Manatee Andrew (I); a. Barbell . llIll L11!IY WilY BLACK WALLS race - . IIlll_,. THE CHRISTMAS SAVING PLACE WINE DELTONA PINSUSTERS standings: jet set; Bara, marti Spoilers; Crackenlack:; Rebeh Double Dozen; Dykamos; Sucks Don; Yankees; Popoyn; Youn at Heart; Lucky Strikes; Goton Super sports; Leprechauns; E. Marks; Charlies' Angels; Orang Bowlers; Four Diamonds; Mr. Mrs.; Ringers; Hi-Balls; Easy 01 Gems; Hacienda Ninos WED., THURS., FRI., SAT. I OR Jacobs / .. , JEW ROWLERETTES Standings: Big T Tire & Who 11 Service, Ladies Auxiliary Fie it Reserve, Witt's Amoco, Semino It Loan, Mixon Auto Parts, juno 'S Beauty Shop, Galloway builder I' Grove Service, Johiw y Walker, Milady Fabrics & Craft I. High Games: Elaine Kostiv II 191, Janet Ripp 175; Shelvy Fo -e 1?1, Thelma Hickson 173. High Series: Shelvy Fore 41 7Converted Splits: Effie Oldha T1 Kay Sassman 2.7; Shlrh Sima O. Other Highlights: Queen Week: Sharon Clever Duke Hangs On To Of)Spot Co/lege Poil,,Kentucky No. 2 .' _______ pL RAIN .Jumper ,o,i'7,q' . r'- En Frani , '". rIero, 3IntTVrU, I-I. WeaflisDay, USC. Zi, 197—J5 . J , . ;•'.•. . . • F&T ..W F7 1 �- -4 4- - - -? .t - - ,_ - - . .. -. . 41—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Dec. , .--a . - S •- :- fl Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Dec. 26, 1979-5 B ' Dallas'. CLASSIFIED ADS Spinoff Seminole 831-9993 322-2611 I"Jeeds \filla in CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES .. 44c tine 3c a line 3c a line time 3coinecutive times lconsecutivetlmes HOURS By JOAN HANAUER e:oo AM. - S:3O P.M. villain. Once upon a time MONDAY thru FRIDAY UP! Television Writer series had heroes, but ti ::, SATURDAY 9 Noon Lines Minimum NEW YORK (UP!) — A days peirofspinoffsfrom "Dallas" have good villains, as DEADLINES have headed west and taken "Dallas" has proved with . up housekeeping in the Larry Ragman as the rotten, I _____ _____ Noon The Do1efoe PublicQtion -',____ suburban California corn- no-good J.R. Ewing. ____ ___________ munity of "Knots Landing." Until the new series ____ ___________ SundQ - Noon Friday The result Is night-time develop Its own, It can borrow _____ soap opera in the 'Peyton from big brother "Dallas" On _____________________________________________ ___________________________________________________ Place" tradition. Jan. 3, J.R. Is scheduled to _________________ ______ -. CBS Is premiering its new visit "Knots Landing" in a 4—rsona 18—Help Vnted "Knots Landing" on Dec. 27.. plot Involving the Ewing _____________________ _______________________ " 1011 p.m., Eastern time, with family interests In off-shore Why Be Lonely? Write "Get A RN, V4 1, 4•12, full & part time. Apply in Person Sanford Nursing J a plot centered around the oil drilling. Mate" Dating Service. All ages. P.O. BOx 6071, Clear. & Convalescent Center, 950 fourcoupleswhosehome,sljne It will be brother against Meilonvitie. water, pi 3351!. 4.. circular drive of their brother, but since this Is Gary Ewing's show, not J.R.'s, It's suburban development. & "Dallas" fans who tuned a good guess who will win ______________________ TEXAS OIL COMPANY needs _____ mature person for short trips -I.. Intothe show's special Dec. 20 surrounding Sanford. Contact •, .-,--. Black footed ferret lost in _____ airing — which served to customers. We train. Write 1. vicinity of W. 2nd St. Call 323. Legal Notice - 0559. introduce a link between the ________________ Reward offered for P. Dick, Pres., Southwestern return. . Petroleum, Ft. Worth, Ix. two shows — knOw that the •. :' ',-. •:. ••,• ' ..- CITY OF CASSELIERRY _____________________________________________ 7-i Gary Ewing, Miss EWe's SOARDOF ADJUSTM!NT LOST: 2 yr. old biege Labrador - .. ...• . :. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN prodigal son who has . Retriever "BarMy". Choke PART-TIME the City of Casselberry Board collar w-address. 134.1019. problems with drink and thatAdlustment . . will hold a public REWARD. gambling, has remarried hearing. Mr. William O'NeaI, CORRESPONDENTS Valene. For a wedding Applicant on behalf of the owner, BIk. female Doberman, 2 yrs. HIt'$II k.,. Tern Netsil WANTED requesting a COflditlOMl use to old, dbl. choker chain. Lost HOSING DOWN Sanford firefighters work to put out a car fire at Zayre's parking lot Saturday present, Miss EWe gave them allow Townhouse (condominium) vicinity Auto.Train & lt St. To write news of local interest a home In Knots Landing. Development In an R.3 (Multi. Missing since Tues. RE. afternoon. The blazing automobile signaled Its distress with a long roll of from LONGWOOD , SAN. A HOT CAR Their neighbors turn out FamUy)zoningdistrict. The parcel WARD. 3231633. FORD, WINTER SPRINGS, black smoke, 5 legally described as: ____________________ be the Falrgates, the Wards CASSELBERRY and if you PARCEL 1 have a knack for gathering the and • the Averys. The The Southwest 1/i of the South. átiilcI Care______ I social news from your Fairgates take center stage in west "4 of Section 21, Township 21 respective community to be the first drama. He's Don South, Range 30 East, LESS that presented in a column In The Wlllbabysltlnmyhorne I portion thereof included in Murray, a successful FOREST BROOK Fourth Section _____ Evening Herald, we want to I Deysonly talk with you. I 3227466 California car dealer according to the plat thereof described by another recorded in Plat Book 15, at Page 34, subect to the Drainage 9Go°d Things to Eat I Ccntact:DORIS DIETRICH character as "an upwardly Easements of the Lake Howell OURSELVES EDITOR mobile grease monkey." Water and Reclamation District, -i Navel, grapefruit, tangerines, 322-2611 9.Sdaiiy Mon.Fri a.d also a public utility easement She's Michele Lee, a stunning oranges. Picked to order. Will _____ _____ to Iorida Power- Corporation; and and charming brunette. mix. Crumley 322.0257. In the first episode, the PARCEL 2 By KENNETH ft. CLARK / Mechanics helper & Machinists and put up a sign saying "Welcome Dumbo." Sunday, FR SALE helper.000dbenefits.Appiyin 1c problem concerns his United Press interuatiouj The Northwest /i of the Nor. Grapefruit, Oranges I Lemons, person, 1 ml. north of 434 on 17. Kaplan's gift arrived In the back of a pickup truck, but Its teen-age daughter by a thwest ¼ of Section 2!, Township P. u. Hutchlson. 92. Richies VW. OUT OF THE PAST: Back in 1970, Playboy photographer name wasn't Dumbo and it doesn't eat peanuts. The fuzzy 21 South, Range 30 East, LESS that _____________________ _______________________ previous marria ge, Annie, portion Included in ________________________ AVON white llama, wearing a red bow, had been rented for a day, who has come for a visit. FOREST thereof BROOK Fifth Section, Says Kaplan, "I'll get him the elephant next year." FIGHT INFLATION and took a series of centerfold test shots. By the tIme ffl according to the plat thereof Annie Is as welcome 11—Instructions Sell Avon. Increase YOU? SItfltfl5 editors had approved them and asked for the final layout, recorded in Plat Book 17, Page 26, ___________________________ power. For detaIls, call. chicken pox, as she tries With and LESS that portion thereof however, she'd moved to San Francisco and left no forwarding QUOTE OF THE DAY: W.R. Thomson, of the National fair success to seduce one of 1.141.4617 0? 6443079 lying South of the Northerly right. j address. He tossed the pictures in a desk drawer and forgot Parks Board In Salisbury, Rhodesia, briefing British Corn- the neighbor-tbanth, gets of -way line of Derbyshire Road a EN .iov ______________________ about them - until this week. Shots rediscovered, monwealth troops sent to monitor the country's civil war truce Creative ExpressIons 322.7513 shown on the Piat of FOREST ___________________________ PD L ICE OF F ICE R -The Fairgate daughter drunk, BROOK, Fourth Section. Orlando Clvii Service Office and otherwise proves she is Said lands containing together will be scheduling candidates STOPANDIHINK A MINUTE. spread - on Suzanne Somers. If the now famous Miss Somers going to areas where lions have tasted"Someofyoumaybe human flesh. Others really a nice child sufferIng 52.5 acres, more or less. Classified for the examination (or Police Ads didn't who repeatedly has said she won't be photographed may encounter herds of elephants on the road or a rhino In the from broken home Insecurity. Public Hearing will be held on Officer, beginning Monday, woi'k.. there wouldn't be aqy. buff - knows about it, she hasn't commented. She may be But don't be afraid. Just stay calm." Thursday, January 17,1910, at 7 ,30 December 17, 1979 through _______________________ In the process the audience P.M., in Casseiberry City Hail, 95 Friday. January 4, 1950. inleaving the rhetoric to her lawyers, gets to know the families. The Lake Triplet Drive, Casselberry, tefested persons should apply Legal Notice GLIMPS}: Richard Kiley - his long tour in "Man of La Ewinga are at least in part a Florida, or as soon thereafter as in person to the Orlando Civil RUNNING: Cliff Finch has presidential aspirations - no MW)Cha" behInd him - joined CoReei* I)eWbUItt, Zoe Cud, possible. Service Office, City Hall NOTICE UNDER known quantity. The MARY W, HAWTHORNE, Annex, 440 S. Boone Avenue doubt about that - but he c.uldn't seem to get them all well, RObert Whiteheed and Josh and Nedda FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE Logan today for Fairgatea look like solid (directly behind City Hall) together on Christmas Eve In Concord, N.H. The Mississippi City Clerk TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: ACtOI'I Fund Home's Roast Beef and Yorkshire Pudding citizens, once the Annie Dated this 20th day of Decem. Monday through Friday, 5:00 NOTICE is hereby given thatgovernor called a press conference to talk about the New teist at New York's Fraunces Tavern ... Hal Royiiolds ber, 1979. a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Orlando is an the undersigned, Pursuant to tP* will problem Is under control, Publish: December 26, 1979. Hamphire primary - and showed up 4 minutes late. wiuhe costar next month with Carel Burnett Equal Opportunity Employer. "Fictitloui Name Statute", In Jupiter, if Sid Fairgate's solution DEQIl h, "I'm goix to azms anyway, In afl dinner theater eI'pglement of "Same Time, Chapter 565.09, Florida Statutes, Next Fla., Year"in a even toe tionulu STalls (0 will register with the Clerk of the t te a definite statement. HOW maliy sad * * * * * * * 3ueAIezaaderjjrjey the hood of a car and talk to NOTICE OP $NURIPPS Circuit Court of Seminole County, es does he have on his petition? "Not a one," said he, Knight and Vlveca Lladfors have finished shooting on location the SALE engine. Florida, upon receipt o proof of ailding he might run as a write-In candidate. He did 553 I InPennsylvanIaofthethzee4vwc&''s/spei "Playlngfor NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN publication of this notice, the that by virtueof that certain Writ fictitious name, to wit: ARE YOU READY . The Averys appear to have e'ected, he'll cure inflation in "less than a year.' How? He Time".,.. of Execution Issued out of problems with a potentially FLORIDA WAY TO START THE sasn't prepared to outline It. But Finch Is sure of one thing under the seal of the COUNTY under which this party is engaged jealous wife and a lawyerCourt of Seminole County, Florida, in busin NEW YEAR sys he's a sure winner, If he does decide to nut. at 201 Sweet water husband only a Superior OFF RIGHT? upon a final ludoement rendered Square, Longwood, Florida 32750. 3 C h I Id re n D I e in the aforesaid court on the 13th judg' could trust. The Ward day That the party interested In said MIDROADERS ARISE: Let the forces of rock b2ttle the HOW ABOUT A of July, A.D. 1971, in that business enterprise is as follows; family consists of a wife who certaIn forces of disco where they may. Neither has much to do with case entitled, Little NEWJCBI CALL Florida Way Racquetball & otht to be jea1o* but Isn't, Housi, Inc., Plaintiff, Vs. Robert Health Robed Goulet and Clubs. Inc. AAA EMPLOYMENT cabaret stars - and Downing d.b.a Green Leaf Nur. S aa n Blaze With-It husband with ut sery Supply, Defendant, which VVhi . e toe Sww$wafer Square Goulet, for one, is tired of It. So he's founded his own record moral fiber of rice pudding. aforesaid Writ of Execution was Lonewood, Florida 32150 company - Middle Of the Road Enterprises - for thoSe who Dated at Orlando,- Orange IOOKKIIPIR Th peøm1 obviIy are like lyrics Instead of mind-flumbing decibels with ti*ir music. delivered to me $1 Sheriff f County, Florida this 264h day of Start Out your new year with this Seminole County, Florida, and I December 1979 to have ______ Goulet - who's been In Toronto tuning a cameo appearance Pa rents At Pa rty terrIfic position have levied upon the fair share of emotional prvb- described property owned by FLORIDA WAY RACQUETBALL for the t Laiceater-Sneas Ssrdes film "Atlantic Qty, & HEALTH CLUBS. INC. lents, slnc 'Knots Lending" Robert DownIng, gild P?0PIft TYPIST U.S.A." says his MORE label is aimed at "those over age BY Ueited PreSS Iuteruatlesal 5y; Paul J. Higener, President Santa left this one lust for you bein located In Seminole County. will have to cows i with a 30," who have a tough time fbtdljig their nsiislc those days "In PublIsh: December 26 1979 1 Florida, more particularly January 2, 9, 16, 1910. A husband and wife returning from a C3rlstmss party found major crisis every week tO desolbed CASHIER as follows; record stores which cater mostly to the young." He's testtheir tIres children dead In a tire In their mobile home In keep the ratings up OEQ.$1 This one fell out of Santa's bag of One 1974 Cadillacl.door hardtop marketing In San Francisco hopes to go nationwide soon. Florida, and three members of a family perished In a blaze In automobile, - white In color with ______________ One thing the sio i _____ in black vinyl top Niles, Ohio, ltsopenlngepisodelsaproper ID No. 6D49R4E51IS71 SERVICEs REPAIRMAN WITH FRIENDS LIKE HIM,.,: Ma Aadreai has been ' UNITED STATES DISTRICT RepaIr Authoritlea said Nathan and Sharrie O'Neal of Weflborn, being stored at Damacs in Fern appliances that St. Nick COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OP putting up with Jerry Ka$ and his ottheat yuletide presents fla,, were leaving a party when they were told by police thej didn't replace • Park, Florida PLOR IDA ORLANDO DIVISION for years, so this year, Anikews heard he was getting an and the undersigned as Sheriff of CASE NO. 79156-ORLCIV* house was on tire. When they arrived home, they WS told _____ Seminole County, Florida, will at elephant in his Quistmu stoddng, he was____ resigned. Bowing to ASSEMBLY MECHANIC UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, their düldrus Nathan Jr., 11, Qtrlstlna, I, and Marlon,2— 11:00 A.M. on lh. 'd day of Plaintiff, •V5. PERCY MILTON, Makethemofl,ytostart,orft t1e Inevitable, he bought 1 pounda of peanuts, loaded them had died In the fire. Christmas January, A.D. 1910, offer for sale, WILLIE AARON FLEMING, i Into a bin In the front yard of his North Kingston, ft.!., home, "When I got th.ui, they both were crying," said Suwanse and sill to the highest bidder, for the unknown heirs, davlsess, ________________________________________________ )' cash, subl,ct to any and all grantees, assignees, lienors, MEA, CUTTIR "Ihey didn't say much. Tháy existing lions, at the Front (West) creditors, trustees, Or other Exp.Inoughtocutmeat4orNas, didn't say they wished they hadn't gone out. But surely they Door of. the Sam liioi County claimants, by, through, Lender or Years Eve. I were thinking It. Couthouss in Sanford, Florida, against the ESTATE OF MATTIE the above described personal MILTON FLEMING, deceased; MAINTENANCI.JANITON )epufte said the fire up arently started_ just before mid. and all unknown parties Iaving or Someone to sweep away all the prppejy AL ENDAR night In a ntattreU in the chlkken's bedroom. The caus waj That said sale is being made to claiming to have any right, Christmas wrappings tin. , Iit I. I _. - - - . . . - Playboy Photog Finds Forgotten Somers Shots - - -. - ' . satisfy the terms of said Writ of Werest In he property herein, Execution • Defendants -NOTICE Op SUIT .JoIinE. Polk, end ONDIR FOR UNNAMED THESEAREOP4LY DEFENDANTS TO APPIAR A FEW. WE HAVE SemInole nty, Flo 14 AND- PLEAD (SERVICE BY Publish December 12, 19, 36, MANY, MANYMORE 1979 PUILICAIION). TO: *14. OfficIals said Sarah Davis, II; her daughter GaIl, 27, and her • and January 2, 1910 unknown heirs, devisees, legat,es, GraiL 31, of California, were M*yilatsd in the the. Their OEQ-N grantees, assignees, lienors, __________________________ bodies were found In separate bedroon*. _______________ creditors, trustees, or other ANN ETTE & PAT INTHECIRCUITCOURTINTNE claimants, by, through, under or In (lumbus, Ohio, a short in an eztemlon cord leading to a against MAThS MILTON ICUIT COURT, IN EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Qw1stm trqs staa,te a fire sary Tuesday that killed Myrfe CIRCUIT, CIVIL DIVISION, IN FLEMING, deceased, ard all EMPLOYMENT Huff,• 73, of Huntiàgtoa, W.Va,, olfiduis laid. . AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, 12 FrenchAve. unknown parties having , 333S176 PLOR IDA dalmln to havg any right, title FLORIDA • Corner of French & 10th CIVIL ACTION NO. 1$fl.CA.M. CASE NO. Interest in the 79.11$ "Yo FuureOurCo,.m" property IN THE MATTER OP THE hereinafte, described. You are NOTICE OP ACTION Christmas Eve Turns hereby notified that an action has ADOPTION o. IN NE: THE MARRIAGE OF been instituted against u in the BRENDA MARIE ROZANC, * * * * * * * LAURIE MC CAIN amine,, above Cowl by the United States ____________________ • Pefitienev As FREDERICK THOMASNOZANC. of- America, to foreclose the Di•s a minor, mortgage on the following ROBERTS. MC CAIN PREPARENS WANTED and MELISSA MA! blANC, dii bed property: Let 21, LONE Respondent cell 3234910 or 230-nil PINES,_according to Put thereof a minor. gppg, 1J. (Ups) The death of a.l0.ysu.old TO: Robert S. NcCaln for Interview with Nsvw Held I. . NOTIE o ACTION . • RESIDENCE - UNKNOWN TO: - bywhewrsabyaedarIngthedty's.,w ef the Public records of Seminole Income Tax Service. 101. Last Known Mailing Ad. . County, ieri, and you are orFrodevIckT. aw arly h brought an sad to dtees: 1339 Kingsley,Mt. Climons, Ilb$iIIIr WaiWed days. my-diced and required to appear and Box No. 1 ' frIdIUCIL Michigan , lead in said action. and file your Marwood, Pennsylvania 14047 old. *bs. SIn. r HEREBY fer ___dBoOthdISdMOmdIYsiitshOrtlYutlefkaUdafrIosid you an NOTIFIED MswweC1ertIIisC.w, m.lsn NOTIFIED tl an aCtIOn ISv actiea Isv ADOPTION bas been efOriende, PidIitdg,sajy, 1sd a their blqlee sad rushed o loses iii &. Iflicki dtIIOIWt _ •- liii of marriage has been flied Ni bsM*s4 Hi. above.e$yied 01P! thaiSSi upOn the PIaWPPI's wtthcUM$esMtbayr*dNir11ghtheCMy's4l,tja1 'liii aaksst you. W YOU VS 11 f5 arpa,,fe, minor chi$drin and Y L- IatZ IJititil a,, alYO helpers w.agt ians largest streets A Santa Cane teelud onudy ____ Ial Attorney, III to the Cididresi. requIred tS SIlVO a CWY of VOW required to serve a copyyou of , , dofimes fe'It, If any, en dolle,ss, if any to It en Predeçor of factory built. Asaii UIW , "I doubt we'll s run thor (p'oceadss) in thu City," CA*ROI...L JOHN N. lURKS, Attorney for HEFFERAN JR., meduler heM. MimI . It hive , said Fire Cidof Ri Dewirasi. "Mleagrmchjil,wewon't, Petitioner, whese address is 6t ,erney, whosi SMS CVPe SOP. Apaly eddrei, Is tel N, Orlande, FlUIdS 3$N later Sanford CardInal to Aftantic Bai* B4111dl11, Palmetle Avt,. lande, Florida ftla, January15. 191110 Induetries Inc., 3791. Sanford, PlerINl aid file the stesi, an or S. Sanford Ave., SenisrA Fl. 1 MSIIliId by dOlUult will be befare 14- January, *........ , origleal with lbs Clerk of Circuit Ne Phone calls, Equal op.. wes, and flu the origbiaI with the y, "ft's jut a bad frng," DeSOYM aid. Cew't, Sanlerl SeinWie Ceunly, clerk oi this court sims, w1r, VleSlty 1eyer. demanded in the coaisw. i ' ai$nt wea Pisrlenorbesereme 15th dayef service is male on the alai.wirs Iniptha '4 Is. 0*OIRIØ 1W the Move Secretary— Ion, dutiesJanuary, AD. INS etharwlee a attorney of suit and s'*r Isv bavh.y or • Immediately a p '14op default WIll be entered agaInst yqu Hierftsr; otherwis, a default IS Sager aid m, ____ his. Sagljs Jan. 5. 1. 043.375.. plead ($ervicsby Publicatien) bo the t1s1 mnd. in the wiulbsàIfored against you Is, III, • 223-teup. roSlel demanded In the cemplaw b lbs UMw $$a. _________________ WITNESS m hand and elf kISI or pef itlen. is a nor-papy of gap IN -_. gh seal on Ibis thS lilli day of WIffiess my hand a the emI g CirafilliOS lb lam louis CemJy, 3I - Aus er aid he I hi blqcIB. pjj _______________________ December, AD. $79. Ibis Court on this 10th 1y ii k fo 51* (6) "I *d.'t know he es to the thi Uishs or I SIAU NSCieS wSehS afM$AM5 Dsonnber. N.. I. Ns.rsmba Si 1979. DONE (SEAL) II. N Wi tie in1 ." TY Clerhaf Circuit Court ARTHUN H. Theirs.. beffer way with $ECWIfl4 JR. ONDIRID at J'INJ th bep's disr, aid Ca1i1 Dey. kWC.Impy,plu,ld. N *IO 7* by s Na, - $hikIe OriiUc !raluøs.' C'of IPNd(k, I iii B!Mary Aen Ovobury py: Eve of JOHN & NEED, j. Yew bob Myewq hey that j, _____ DeWy Clerk UNITED STATEs - 1WN4lM.Pr.11tMl. _ N Deputy c . , _ in -: Pvbl* Dsconibsrle,$, 19Wend Publish Oecarnbai DI$T$ICT JUDOl - VOW- Ie tl POW tfl, i,,. is, 1, 15. tm t. he Ws ... p.,, 1= Publish November - Ii, 1, . bonus car. relhe*ap4 &Sov . '046 ut amrW. __ , ,, , beis , . PQ DEP. cos Snm,u. • _____ In Nilesawomun and her son anddaug wrejIled (vtstmas morning in a tire that swapttiroughthefrtwotjJry WEDNAY,DECEMEJ$ Cassethen'y H(a'y, 7:10 a.m., Woman's Cub, 250 Overlirook Drive, Cesielberry. Ovied. Rotary, 7:30 am., the Town House, Sauteed KiwanIs, noon, Civic Cader. Sanford Optimist, noon, Holiday Inn. Recsvevy tue., 12:30 p.m., 103 RobIn Road, *Jtamose Springs. • -. SuIetdSafe.adere eenlorc4tlzens dance 2:30 p.m., Civic Center. Saute Semlele Jayceettes, 7:30 p.m Jaycee building, French Avenue, Sanford. 7:30 p.m Al Pneaders, $ p.m., DeBary CoenmimMy Center, S1to11 Road 7:10 _____ ____ _____ 64 A*IIIIOntS Spr11 Odd F*IE t _______ - ____ 11 - ' ___ ____ _____ ' Is l*ve, • - • • ..: -: . -.. • --. - • ______ . .- t' -... 'it 1JS 1.- ___________ - ••"- 'S" - ' - - L . -. • '. __ , ',.L .-à'.. 14......... ..,.-- ._. - ..- •- .-. -.. -. ..--' .4 5__ .- —I.... -... - -,,. - .- ....- .. -- - .4 ...................... _ - - _ _ _ ------ '''•- ________ _________ - -' - - - '1 ' - - --- - - ________ - - - -----.---------- -' - • - - - --________________ - - - ___________________ - - many _________ - -- ------ - ----- - -- -- - CailBart _____________________ - "' . ' _,,_ - ________- _________________ _____ ' ' ______________________ -'--- ____ ------- - ___ - - -- ___ - ___________ ' -- - i;i _____ . - - :.,,_ . - --- ______ — _______________________ - ,, - ______________________ Harold Hall Realty - ------ - - _______________ - MOIRE - ________________________ - IEAL ISTATE I _______________________ - __________ - --- - -- ________- ':". - ______________ _______________ I _______ - - (((((4))) _______________________ - - - ----- -- - - ____________________ - - ________ _______________________ _______ - - ____________________________ - REALTYrnc. - -_______________ - - __________________ __________________ __ ____ 11*1 ITATI [ call: - ________ ________________ ' DEPARTMENT 373.3511 - ___ ________ ____________ MId Tltat'sA Fact I Cias$iflidAd$Gi$sRflults 101111$ 2"OR lB 3229283 ................ ,.. _____________ Lake Mary. Lakeview with gentleslope & tregs. 100' * 170'. 59,100. . REALTORS INC. .............. 1301133or339dllleves. I ' ____________ 3371051 oreves. 3234517 Ewnlng IIr,1d _____ ___________ - SXlOPoIaroIdLand camera. Almost new 590. 3334115. __________ more room for storage. ' • ' ....................... _________________________ Classified Ads find buyers fast, ____________________________________________ ________________________________ , . _ ;i - -_ _________ . '• ________ ___________ ___________ . , - ''-4,-. - - - _____ - . . ____ , - . . * isfont. Mntb - : - --- - ___ _____ - ____ ----- _______________ _________________ _______ CdbWTY. lsforg LA, $ p.m., 1101 W. First Al'Asss, $ p.m., Hallway IIoma Lake. m ___ - ________________________ _________________________ _-. - ___ hauls Rebahek Ias - Halt, 1I7 MapeHa Ave., Ovoreu Ausepi, II _____ ___ ___ ___ I ___ ' - _____ ____ ___ 322 567? ______________________ ____ _____ 311 315 F First St - __ . 1} , m. on- __ REAlTy iN REALTOR - Top Dollar Paid for lunk & used cars, trucks & heavy equipment. 322 5990 Silver cons Will pay $1 75 for ea Roosevelt dime & 53 00 for 196-i or before Quarters lm rr,ediate cash. private party, any amount 331 08)6 WILSON MAIEP FURNITURE BUY. SELL. TRADE twow1is _______________ • ____ ______________________________ 77-Junk Cars Removed 68-Wanted to Buy Sale _____________________ . ____ Spacious 3 BR, 28 luxury home. Pool, tropical paradise. Many Many extras, Must see. All for $55,900. VA FHA terms available. -. ____________________________ BUY JUNK CARS Sanford Gracious IIviItg. --TWO BIG EXTRAS From $10 to ISO Weekly!. montttlyr, utilities Zoned comm. & less than 1 ml. Si-Household Goods ______________________________ ' Call 322 1621; 32' 4460 pd. Inquire 500 5. Oak_511-7853. i 3 BR, 18 on 2lols, all fenced, FP, ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED from 1k Muti,Gc. 2 BR. 28, 2 . huge lots. FP I lots of trees. Top Prices Paid lots of shade trees. Only it's likepennies from heaven when used full size hotel motel bed _______________ $29,900. LiSed, .ny condition 6.11 8126 79TruCks- Trailers you sell "Don't Needs" with a ce . 30$ 621.3005 ding. Very clean, $11.9Sea pc __________ -________ want ad. After Hours - 3234400 N0II's Sanford Furniture ( Wanted Anliqut A Modern Lakefront living is avail, in this Salvage, 1792, So. of Sanford 76 F 150 '. ton Ford P U. With Furniture Onepc or houSul -elegant 3 BR, 48 home. 322 8721. 30-Apartments Uflfurflished Bridges Antigues 323 7801. rack over bed, 53.200 Call 322 - Situatedon --885) after 5 p.m 4' zacres VA'FHA.235.Con. Homes wiLl, lB guest cottage. complete Won't FURNITURE & THINGS WE BUY USED FURNITURE & 2BR, modern, good location last long at 592.000. Buy!. Sell Low Down Payment STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If APPLIANCES Sanford Fur Fenced,A&H.wwcarpet rew USC'O '-urnl:ure Classified Ads didn't work nilure Salvage 377 8721 322-1462 2choicebldg. lots in Dreamwold I Cash for your lot' Will build on 500 S Sanford A-c 37) 6593 _______________________________ ther, wouldnt be any. your 10$ 0, our lot _______________________________ 57.000 for both. Enterprise, Inc. Modern 2 BR. 18, CH A, WW bVh buy used? New brand name 76 Ford Pick'p. 6 cyl.. std 71-Antiques Model InC. Realtor carp., fully equipped kit Near box springs & mattresses at 20 611 3013 1 acre bldg. site on lake off trans Good cond Gets good Seminole Hosp. & downtown pct. above dealers cost Twin p Longwood.Ik. Mary Rd. Good 2 .4755 I fullsize. queen & king. Jenkins $235 mo plus sec. dep. 372terms. $18,500. _____________________________ HENPPIX ANT OLPES pci Furniture. 205 E. 25th St 323 0341. Adults only, no pets ff sale on antique dining rm 0951 80-Autos for Sale . chur. with I) s'l 10 select 4' acres on Orange Blvd. in SUPER NICE 2 BEDROOM, if you are having difficulty finding Paola, Owner will finance. lro,nDt'c l6lhrijD,'c 23 also -CARPETS, HEAT, FAMILY oil of total inventory of brand a place to live, car to drive, a ,'nfiqut' refinishnq rrpt pick S24,450. ROOM, LIKE NEW CONDIJUST MAKE PAYMENTS-.'69 t new lnterspring bedding. These lob, or some service you have p cIt'luv,'rv Corn' see us lION. $29,500. COME A.. '75 models Call 339 9100 or 834. beds are not damaged or need of, read all our want ads sy 419 2 'ii N of Ovuecici 2'; acres, prime highway RUNNIN'. 4603 (Dealer) seconds but brand new top line every day, 3YJO ,.-----------frontage in Osteen. Presently bedding sets only! Free local grove. $15,000 total on good '65 Podqe Dart. BEDROOM. (Div delivery. Noll's Sanford Fur , D,( Mperimenl, flOPCT5 Terms. Good mph cond , inspected PLACE, NICELY WOODED? 72-Auction niture Salvage, 17-92, So. of Carpet. SanfordAve, $300 322 6722 ACRES IN A COUNTRY SET Sanford 322 8721 ----_ ___________________________ 269-7377 _____________________ TING. FENCED FOR YOUR "uaoii S G Ti','? hO', from Sanford PRIVACY. LIVE STOCK Refrig Repo AMANA 17 cu ft Sold 1 BR, Sandalwood condo, ',',y Au,. ton 1)1 S S French WELCOME, PARTIALLY originally $511, now $216 or $21 carp., fully eqpt. kit,, $250 ç:05,',.i ,'intmcr 7? thru FOIIIPPFD WITH FARM month, 1st and last 5. 5200 sec. DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION mo Agent 339 8386. J,jnu,ir 2 Next Auction REALTORS ANIMALS. 539.900. START I dep. References 3228712. l,t4U.lr', S'alch for ,stf% 1978 Singer Futura Fully i',to, P4wy 97, I mile west of Speedway. 3210 Sanford Ave. 322.79fl " T US THE NEW YEA P OF F repussessed, used very Short Daytona Beach, will hold a Fur Ftte Commercial & R,'si RIGHT time. Original $593, bal. $181 or public AU TO AUCTION every clenlial Auctions & Appraisals BARGAIN HUNTERS PARADISE "How about meditating for a while 1 QR-•$199 up. Pool. Adults only 121 mc,. Agent 3)9 8356. Call Dells Auction. 373 5670 That's Classified Ads SEttLE R REALTY Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30. It's on Lake Ada, Just So. of about cleanIng your room?" -the only one In Florida You set --. __________________________ Airport Blvd. on 17.92 in I BROKER -52—Appliances the reserved price. Call 904-255• Sanford. Call 323-8670 NEAR DOWNTOWN 2439 5 Myrtle Aye, 41-Houses -. 75-A--Vans 8311 for further details. Mariner's Village. 43-I..Ots.ACreage Sanford on Hwy 16, easy access , -______________-__________________________ ivasher repo GE deluxe motel Sanford to 1.4, Z GC.2, This house Orlando ______________________________ _____________________ For Sale 1978 Gremlin Sold orig. $40935 used short 371 0610 321 1577 easily utilized for business 79 Dodge V,in, custom. 8.700 1—Apartments Furnished Bldg. lot for duplex or single w, Garnett White LOW nm Deluxe time Sal. $18914 or $19.35 mo. office. Large rms., good floor miles Better than new, lamily home, w city water, Req Real Estate Broker 33) 6810 Agent 3398356 extras, individual (904) 228 plan & extra Ig side yd for sewer & paved street. 54.500. JOHN KPIDER ASSOC. 'Apts. for Senior Citizens. Down. ' 3716 parking. Only $37,800. Low KENMORE WASHER Parts, ---Will buy junk Auto Batteries, 107W Commercial town, very clean & roomy. See down, assumable mortgage. • Service Used Machines --5.1 50 Battery Shop Phone 3?? 7881 Sanford Jimmie Cowan, 318 Palmetto DELTONAS34,000,38P.2Ba MOONEY APPLIANCES 101W 2llhSt 373 91)1 , 76-Auto Parts ." Ave. EXECUTIVE TYPE 1 1184 Falmouth $1200 Dn, FHA 323 0691 Great rm. designer home set on i ucille F NOOUALIFYING-- 3 BR home. Dillon. Realtor REAL ESTATE STORING IT MAKES WASTESl3rt'ar endforsale '; acre wooded lot. Wood New Central H&A & carpet. MICROWAVE 305 830 9025 Call Then See REAL TOP 327 7198 81-Aviation SELLING IT MAKES CASH $100 or best offer stoneexteriorplus w-w carpet, Owner will finance w__________________________ Push button controls, has .. 3339114 ___________________________ PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD inter corn, solarium, walk-In ___________________________ substantial dwn. 533.000. 322 it's easy to place a Classified Ad ' NOW. Call 322.2611 or 831-9993. 1971 Cessna Turbo 2)0 Exc. closets, pool planned & more. .arousel, still in warranty. i 22I. $3,500 DOWN will buy ID acres . . We'll even help you word it ond., low lime eng., fully OrigInally Brand new at 1307.000. $649, assume Will buy iunk Auto flatteries, deeded access to the St. Johns Call 322.2611 payments of 52% mo. Agent 339 ectpt , IFR, corporate owned 8, $450 Battery Shop River. ________________________ *-Houses Unfurnished 5356. maintained Call today 04) MAGNIFICENT 107W 27th 37-i 9)14 375 6000 or 3750182 Oaks shade this 3 BR, 28 in 3 BR, 1'; 8, economical gas wall 2 BR Older Home$110 mo. 53—TV. Radio.Stereo , NEW-RECONDITIONED Idyllwilde w.forrnI LR & DR. furnace!. range. Fenced rear JUNE Wanted C 182 Skylane, cxc. cond., mid BATTERY SHOP L.A McCianahan, BROKER white brick FP & privacy yd., convenient location, LR& tIme eng, corporate owned & 307W. th St RZIG RULT 322-5992 323 9114 fenced corner lot. $82,300. Fla. rm., w w carp., $29,000. ___________________________ Stercu,goodworkingor maintained. Call today (904) I Mon.-Fri7;30 S:30 REALTOR MLS LARGE LOT OR 3 to S ACRES $50 3758000 or 3750182 Sat 7 30 17 30 _______________________ SPARKLING rn-sat. WITH TREES AND GOOD $ BR. 1' -, B, $325 mo $200 sac. 322 4364 . -_____________________ Spacious 2 BR, w.sunny kIt + .,*p Harold Hall Realty, Inc. ACCESS. REPLY P. 0. BOX STEMPER AGENCY 'r Realtors 323.5774. 1795, SANFORD, FL, 32111, FR on beautifully treed lot, Black &WhlteTV's GIVING For only 530,9001 Call Ouickl DESCRIPTION. REALTOR 322.4991 5?Oea. while they last 42-.APbiIe Homes LOCATION AND PRICE. 3BEDROOM.2BATHFAMILY MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE HERB'S TV LAKE MONROE 's.ROOM, EXECUTIVE. $500 Eves. 862-3653 322-1939 .. 2597 S. Sanford Ave. 323 1731 Only 2 blksawayf 2or3 BR's C. ONTH. SEIGLER REALTY, -See our beautiful new BROAD. 46—Commercial Property H&A, FR, new carpet, Sc. OKER. 32)0640, 327.1577. MORE, front & rear BR's, Goodused TV's, 5755. up _______________ porch. $39,900. I WHY BUY? GREGORYMOBILEHOMES MILLERS Established plumbing supply Beat those high interest rates 3503 Orlando 33-Houses 7619 Orlando Dr. Ph. 372 0332 $13,100 Furnished service business for sale, inc. -.:i.iii VA&FHA Financing REMODEL _____________________________ Cash to mort. Lovely 3 BR on tools, fixtures, inventory & TV t'epo 19" Zenith. Sold orig. Call Roger Smith 327 2tllor approx. 1.3rd acre w$493.75 hal. $183.16 or $37 mo. real estate. Call W. MalicSmall 1 BR house, completely 331-7119. FREE ESTIMATES landscaping galore. New Agent 3390356. ______________________ lowski, REALTOR 3227913. 43_.Its.ACrge ' furnished with utilitIes, $150 HIA, dream kit., + cathedral ____________________________ -- -- month. 322-4065 Alterations & :. ceilings. Just $35,500. 4 pct. interest to qualified Whatever the occasion, there is a Home improvements .5 ___________________________ 55--Boats & Accessories buyers. New homes with Tailoring __________________________ classified ad to solve it. Try one . __________________________ SACPE BUILDING SITE monthly payments under $250. soon. ______________________ 41-Houses Low down paymenIs 3222217 ADJACENTCHULA VISTA CUSTOM HOMES BUILT Julia's Alterations & Tailoring ROBSONMARINE ON SR 13. FINEST HIGH REMODELINC&REPAIR MCn & Womens garments 2937 Hwy. 17-92 47—ReaI DRY. CLEAPLL), FORMER Estate Wanted INVESTORS SPECIAL BALINT 3225665 3 Bldg. lots in Geneva & I lot in Inc. fitted to your size. Altamonte Saiford. Fla. 32771 I REALTOR, MLS Rental Income. 3 BR, lB. owner CITRUS. GOOD TERMS Paola. 0od terms & owner Spgs. UI 8459. terms. S23,500. Carpentry, Painting Rooting, J, $19,50. CALL 644-6670 will ho We buy your equity, close In 21 hrs. 323.5774 Day or Night 3' Nautaline houseboat, sleeps Gen. Repairs Licensed & AWARD REALTY, INC. 8, cnmp. eqpt. galley, head, p Bonded Free Estimates 323 Be iuty Care 7100 '1' Se 3 fIR w.FR, clean I. ready to H. Ernest Res. lot, 2300 blk. S. Sanford lower state room, auto pilot, I 6015 alter S p.m. _-move into. Call to see. $33,900. all t'xtras. Carpeted inside & Ave., zoned single (am., priced Broker ReV. NEED HELP? Need a carpenter? Painter, floor TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON out. 518.000 465 4965 or '65 fur quick sale. .1. B. Steelman, '3 BR Furn., gas heat, inside Call Harold Hall A ceiling tile repair? Cabinet Oil,. formerly Harriett's Beauty N 290 N. 11.92, Casselb.rry, Fl. Inc., Winter Park, 64.4-3315. I Eve. 162.3831 _______________________________ utility rm. Priced at only Realty Inc., REAL TOP. 323 5711 519 E. 1st St., 322 5742 "1.5200 Repair? Door & repair? $26,950. I'aneling, wiIIpaper 5. drywall 57—Sports Equipment i Losing your home & credit? I will - -- -. repair? Ftc? 377 04)!, George Ceramic 'flJ REALTY WORLD. catch up back payments & buy Howard. equity. 322-0216. ALLFLORIDAREALTY ________ SWmodel S9, 9mm, auto, nickel GOLF COURSE LOT MEINTZER TILE ____________________________ NO LONGER USED CAMPING' finish. Must sell. $250. Lots of OF SANFORD REALTOR MAYFAIR 90'x 200' WITH A SPLENNew or repair, leaky Showers our GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL extras. 668 6178, call aft. 5. STENSTROM 254-IS. FrenchAve. DEROUS VIEW. OVER. 47-A- Mortgages Bought specialty, 2$ yrs. Exp. 8698343 _______ IT NOW WlT.'l A CLASSIFIED 3220231,3fl377 ' 220779 AD LOOKS SMALL LAKE. _______________________ REALTY REALTORS &SoId -____________________ 520.000. HURRYI CARPENTRY PAINTING 59Jsical Wrchandise ..M&. Dressmaking Cozy up to the fireplace or relax MASONRY Will buy 1st 1 2nd mortgages. CONCRETE 85 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED UNBELIEVABLE 3 BR, 2 bath ____________________________ under the oaks. Three Bdrm All professionai-30 yrs exp. also make Real Estate 1 The Real Estate Agency COUNTY ROAD FRONTAGE home on over 6 acresl Every home with 5 lots close in. FREE EST. )212914or 331-7159 Business loans. Fiorida Mar. Pianos & organs as low as $99S. Alterations, Dressmaking imaginable fealurel BPP IN OSTEEN AREA. $100 PER Guitars 40 pct oft. Amplifier, Inc., Rieltors tgage Investment, 1350 Drapes. Upholster" ACRE WITH TERMS. WARRANTED. Just 8122,5001 drums, etc. Bob Balls Discount I IMan, quality operation 713S' S. French (1797) Sanford Orange Ave., Suite ?34, Winter 332.0707 Cai1323fl22for info. Music Center, 2202 French Ave. ________________________ NEWLY DECORATED 3Bdrm, __________________________________ lyrs.exp. Patios, Driveways 323 3321 I Park. 6446432 35 ACRES LAKEFRONT HIGH 2 Bath home on quiet street. 3222255. I etc. Wayne Beal. 327.1321 DREAM HOUSE 3 BR, 2 bath FamllypmandFloridaRmis GROUND, TALL PINES,. - -Drywall OVER 800' FRONTAGE ON Webuyeauity$nhOuseLapts.,& WANT TO SEE A WONDER Al I home in Loch Arborl C.H&A, aneiitrabonuslnlhisspaCious BATEMAN REALTY vacant land. Lucky InWORK? PlaceaClassliled Ad in MILE LONG LAKE. IDEAL scr.porch,spaciouseq,kit.,on home. One acre pius. 1 year Reg. Real Estate Broker vestments, P.O. Box 79, the Evening Herald today. I )rywall, Ceilings, and Walls FOR MOBILE HOME PARK, LawnS. Landscaping a lovely treed lot with Many warranty. $61,5002S4OSanfOrdAVe. __________________________Sanford, 373 474% $262,300 TOTAL. More Extrasl BPP WAR. repaired. Res & Comm.. 321478, Remodel 5. Additions ___________________________ ______________________ RANTED. A Buy for 167,0001 LAKE MONROE- Bass fishing .— 62—Lawn-Garden S ACRES NEAR TRANSFER Call 831 5399or 862 0136 CERTIFIEDLAWN capital of the worldl Lovely 4 SO—sceHap,eous.fo, Sale STATION OFF UPSALA RD. COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE. 3 & LANDSCAPING Bdrm. 2½ Bath lake front ---FIi.CblAT& TOP SOIL . NEEDS FILL. EXCELLENT BR, 1½ bath home on 1 acre FREE ESTIMATES 322-7902 home has pool on one acre, YELLOW SAND Oak TERMS. firewood for sale with formal OR, Lg. BR's. Flreod private boat dock, fireplace In I __________________________ Call Clark & Hirt 323 7510 Fill your Pick-Up, $20 Spaciouskit&ownerwiilholdl Fla. room, formal dining, lots CaI1322-3717 BPP WARRANTED. Yours of extras, $19,000. AFRICAN VIOLETS Painting DISABLED for 517,3001 Call 322.3222 for . ____________________________ AAA Tree Service & firewood. The Greenhouse 322 9111 AMERICAN info Side.by-Side refrigerator, $i; NESTLED AMONG TREES, Oak 5 Pine, you P.1,1 or we Fvesafter6&weekends VETERANS Picnictable,w.2bench,s,$30; custom built 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath deliver.3395212.Webuywood. A&BPAINTING NEAT, Efficiency home on .72 full size baby bed wmattress, home wIth beautifully landChaper acre lot across from Idyllwilde ResIdential & Commercial 65-Pets-Supplies $35; Oak porch rockers, $$9$ scaped lawn, fireplace, _______________________________ 30 322-8753 Elem.l Excellent lot for future aft 5 ______________________________ 7754137 metal office desk, $10. Jenkins abundance of storage, double Hwy. 17.92 tiomesitel BPP WARRANT. Grooming & Boarding , -Furniture, 20$ E. 25th St. 333.'- Lhasa Apso 2 grey, 1 gold,9 mo. garden utility garage with _________________________ ED. A Buy for 835,0001 FREE ESTIMATES 0911. SEIGLER REALTY old. Loving, intelligent, siso area, 1 year warranty, $1S0O0 South of Sanford All Work Guarant ea. 333-1766. BROKER Animal Haven Kennels IFTHISISTHEDAYt0buyanes 'Licensed 323 5807 Insured Sanford's Sales Leader Thank You, Thank You Car, 500 todays Classified ads 3439 S.MyrtleAve. Meetings for best buys. for being my customers & 68 Wanted to Buy OrIa ___________________________ Sanford Susiness7:3OlstTues. friends. If there's a better way 337.1171 331.0140 Painting & Repair Kenmore While El. dryer, very 322•2420 to say it I don't know how, may good coed., $100. Used riding Cash 322.4132 you be richly blessed. Best Iawnmower, $125, 322-0370. wishes Randal Rowe. ANYTIME Bingo Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. OSTEFN _____________________ EUTSLER PAINTING& 10 acm or more PIONEER Every Wid.1 Sit. Buy & Sell, the finest in used I Westinghouse El. range, REPAIR_InteriorExterior Multiple Listing Service ACRES. Hue out your furniture, Refrig., stoves, tls Early Birds 7:13p.m. Avocado; metal kit. cabinets; P-PEE ESTIMATESCaII 365.5382 homestead,bean 1000 PIoneer Housecleaning metal cabinet wsink. p4o 2565 HAL COLBERT in 1910. As littleas $1,000dwn, WE BUY USED FURNITURE, reasonable offer refused. 3fl. PARK MULTIPLE LISTING-REALTOR REALTORS good terms. Quality workmaflst,ip No lob too APPLIANCES & PLUMBING 1024 eve., 3335121. small or big, Interior or ox FIXTURES. Jenkins Fur. Housewives Cleaning Service tenor. Pressure cleaning. 333 chub or.organhzation can ARE YOU INTERESTED? TV's,color& BIW iiltune, 20SF. 25th St. 3330901. Personalized, fast. dependable MERRY CNN ISTMAS Branch Office 0071. 323•2222 appear In this listing each Regular or I time basis Misc. stereos & tape ___________________ player I S acre tiled farm. week for only 53.50 per We DO wash windo*sl 677-5094 323.wO HAPPY NEWYFAN 61 acre orange grove week? This is an Ideal NI pisture. BuIld ho Soil -our lot ovtrwrs. I way to Inform the public 9*12 Lnoleum Rugs 511.99 _____________________ FHAVA.FNA?38&245 Hon'ulnirov.msn.r ARM NAVYSURPLUS of pour club 323-1132 H,Iraes,I5 Sr ATTENTION HOMEOWNERS 3l0SanfordAve. 3325791 • I thityour II I Eves 3224912,332.1517, M. Unsworlti Realty Rag 337-1152, 3277)77 New Year's Special? IS pet. off Carpentry, Painting, Maint. ',M your c1i4) or organ Broke FURNITURE-IEDDiG. during January on re-r. 157 V.251h11. ZSON.%lLCassslberry,Fi. of all types. Lic. Bonded Ilk. to Wholesaletoali.Or$andoWlscle. , yr. werkrnarhlp guaranlee, SYC. 162.3665 sale Furn. 2NI .3234035 insured $34 this listing industrial blvd., em Included In i Expert Roofing, 323 7473, MIS NIAI'TOR --------57423$ Orlano. ' NOTIC ___ Wymote Road, Altamants Sjrings. Labs Ms,y Kitury, 1a.m., Mp)4.ah Cctry Qvb Wd* WotiberE, 10 sm., QlIwcb, 7______ p.m., Qualky Ian, Impost Dl ii s.m. and 7 p.m., Moldgomery ward, Intisilat. MuM Aente 1pr Iosls, ____ masi, Irelad's . Seath lu - i. u, am, cntu Ifesith w Robin Road. Alluniosdi SITER,saos,Hviuls$Zps. $ailf CIiIIu d..t5 2p.., AllamentiSpring, _____ civic center, For Rent ________________________ Inquire 101 Magnolia Ave. - for ________________________ _____ ..*. rurnung ooms —.-50-MisCellaneous - -- - - 1IRJRWAY,DBCEIIRUZ? Siut 11--- : Op' -"i Boy 1 - by Gill Fox GLANCES 41-Houses - . meat. - ____________________ son Traglé _______________ ---- ______ . _______ ,. - 29—Rooms ______________________ -:i ______________________ = . I - 6 .- . ks.. I -- ____ ____ ___________ _____ _______ .y...,,..,,..,".-' -;:'.."i ., S.'.; :'. S.. _____ ..... .'.', ' ____________ -_- U �S. . , ' ,' • ,. . , a4- . -.. S . P - •.. • . I . P I - 66—Eveni ng Herald, Sanford, Ft. Wednesday, Dec. 26, 17 - -. Herald Cartoonists Look - THE BORN LOSER At And Future The Past by Art Sansom EEK & MEEK OURSELVES. by Howie Schneider - .. I cdu'r UJDTAJD IT ! AVItR ALL 1H TH 3lXTiS NJYTtLJ TP3 EfRI€JJ( VJITh CRISIS JU ThE. '4JTI6S.. I • . l •r . Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Dec. 26, 97-1C IUELL ,AT LEAST ItJ6RE frAZIkJG P1JGPaSS ook Of The Week reat Grandmother Finds Cooking Can Cheer Her Up it Ii. ii Za ca "They'd get these old frozen rest of peanut butter mixture CABBAGE CASSEROLE chickens that weren't too good over the meringue and bake 1 head cabbage . but that would make it taste until top is brown in a 354) tablespoons margarine or 2 With 1 igranc d childreenn anu good ." She was referring to a degree oven, butter great e gran grandcchiildren nna recipe for Spanish Chicken 2 tablespoons flour M Deere has a lot Oi company she worked out for the navy SPANISH CHICKEN 1 1 2 cups milk stopping by her using simple ingredients that 2 chickens, cut into serving 1 cup Cheddar cheese • Riverview Ave. home at 665 in Sanford. . mak e e as1 e1ess birds ird ieces grated p And they rarely go away palatable. 1 lgreenpepper,chopped Wash and slice cabbage. 2 ineditun onions, chopped Pies are a particular Boil forabout 10 minutes, then I tablespoon celery seed Cooking is one thing Mrs. favorite of Mrs. Deere, who (train. In a pan make I white Deere does well and she has lived in Sanford for 57 1 bottle of catsup sauce by blending flour with claims it is good for her in years, and she remembers Coat chicken in flour and melted butter and adding . more as than one. eating at piece of peanut sear in frying pan. Place milk. Put cabbage in Besides eating nutritious butter pie in a restaurant once chicken and other ingredientscasserole and pour sauce over and healthful foods, Mrs. that she particularly enjoyed. In large pot and add enough it, topping with grated cheese. Deere, who was 74 on her last Cook for Bake 30 40 minutes in 350 She enjoyed it so much that :. birthday, finds cooking can Instead of asking for the 45 minutes until chicken is degree oven. . cheer her up. recipe, she worked it out done. t "Whene v er Iget ROCCOL I PORK CHOP CASSEROLE B ressed," she said. "I get changing ingredients until it 5.6 pork chops ______ up and cook. It's kind of a suited her. 2 cup margarine potatoes, sliced can cream of mushroom therapy, but if I don't watch it i She said there are several 1 can mushroom soup I cook too much and the kids recipes for peanut butter pie soup 1 Ican soup can milk say I go outside and wave around but this is the version Ican cream of chicken soup salt and pepper '' people down to stop and eat." she worked out herself and 1 cup diced chicken, ham or When Mrs. Deere is not iiian' people enjoy. Brown pork chops quickly turkey cooking at home she can often Prepare broccoli according in pan. Put in enough sliced PEANUT BUTTER PIE be found at the Free fill to directions on package then potatoes to two Crusts, makes enough for casserole. Add salt and place in casserole with diced Methodist Church helping with the church suppers. She two. together Mix pepper, mushroom soup and meat. 2 cups fl our sa id she particularly enjoys can of milk. Place pork chops margarine and soups and pinch of salt cooking the meat courses, on top and bake 1 hour in 350 pour Into casserole. Bake 30 1 cup of shortening, less a degree oven minutes In 350 degree oven Her skill at meat dishes tablespoon 1 . ' 4 • • - ' . ,• • , .. i' p . .. I q • kI -5 - :. • 0 ' ., . •. . 0 . p '1 _______ r • . . ... . . - • . - •- . • - . Lii • I ____________ - 11.. IW • Se 'I • / _•, . . • ,• . I r. s, '. - . . -'4 •. - . - ' . - :- .- - . fJ1 ,'v - 1 •. --- . . • • • S " • ______ '-.. - . • • .1 . . % — Americans turned off their televisions sets and took to the road in the 1970s. The jogging movement swept the nation as people finally became involved in taking care of their own health. -- S tlnituh RnII By LAWRENCE LAMB, M.D. Special to the Herald No one will win a Nobel prize for the most significant achievement In medicine of the past decade. It was not a dramatic breakthrough or even the CAT scanner for which Allan Cormack and Godfrey Housfield won the Nobel prize. The big news of the 1970s; was an achievement by the American psos for the first time In several decades, the ever-rising death rate from both heart attacks and strokes reversed and actually declined. Heart attacks, the leading cause of death In the United States and other Industrialized nations, declined about 16 percent In men between the ages of 35 and 74 from 1963 to 1973. The death rate from heart attacks continues to fail In the United States but not in the rest of the industrialized world. Now that the epidemic has been reversed, scientists debate why that occurred. Undismayed by the controversy, Americana turned off their W sets and took to the road. More than 12,000 people entered New York City's marathon race late In 1979. 11e jogging movement that swept the nation was only one of many signs that people had finally become involved in taking care of their own health. The age of preventive medicine had arrived. Americans also Improved their eating habits. Many decreased their intake of calories, fat and cholesterol. The number of mep who smoked declined. Doctors set up screening cHides for the early detection of high blood pressure. While very few marathon runners die of heart disease, a few recent reports have shown that even running the marathon will not guarantee protection against heart attacks. -Thelernsenstobethatpeoplewhoruj or diet ordo not — and who are successful in adequately lowering their cholesterol and who keep their blood pressure down and who do not smoke — significantly drcrease their risk of heart attacks and strokes. Meanwhile, surgeons are doing assembly-line coronarybypass operations for people with severe coronary. artery disease. As the decade ended, doctors could not yet agree on whether all these heart operations are even necessary. Since meat patients who have the surgery also go on diets, quit snaking and undergo a supervised exercise program, there isnO clear evidence whether 1tis the surgery or the associated rehabilitation that is responsible for the good results In many cues. What will all this lead to In the '$0.? Altering lifestyle will continue to be Important and will significantly affect the health of millions. Medicines to lower cholesterol have had a dubious track record. But new products may be available that can be added to food to help elLnInate excess cholesterol and fat through the digestive system, thir.by helping to decrease significantly the munber of people who have strauss and heart attack. In cancer, clwmothsropy has bsgwi to flowlth. Since a R Clowcull may He w6teewdlnany dow,ftisho. portent to develop d'emlc.ls that can destroy these hidden abnormal cells, literally reaching whem the knife cannot. Another important medical event of the '7ft was the eradication of .i'aflpoi on a worldwide basis. By JOANNE SCREIBER and repairing frayeu edges Special To The Herald with a border. Have you an antique VieShe recommends a good tartan crazy quilt in your quality polyester crepe for attic? Chances are it needs a strength, sheen and good generous dose of TLC (tender color. If there are thread. loving care) to put it back in bare patches, don't try to good condition. This is a replace them. Simply handworthwhileproject — crazy stitch nylon net In a blending quilts are rich, colorful ac- color over the bare spot. • cents for contemporary living Here are Anita's in. rooms and they steadily are structions for backing and Increasing in value. bordering an antique quilt: Anita Wood, designer and Lay the quilt out flat on the writer, specializes ln tracking floor. U the edges are uneven, down antique quil ts and squa re them wi th a yardstick restoring them to their and tailor's chalk. Cut four ,,. original glory. S-pS o &auitc lengthwise U She points out that the Inches wide and 12 inches Victorian quilts use luxurious longer than corresponding fabrics brocade, &Ilk and satin. They - . . . - .• • - - - - - - cooled pudding mixture, 3 egg whites 2 tnhlpcnnnn.q suaar — '- This allows extra at each corner for mitering. Then cut four stripe of light-weight Pellon the same size and - ••• • ' • - '7 • . " -. 4 • taa - 4 Quilt expert Anita Wood shows her latest project: An antique Victorian crazy quilt, with rich fabrics and lavish embroidery, which she is restoring. The new border is basted In place. This quilt was made in squares and usable extra squares were found with the frayed q " old quilt. patches. e borders along Often the history of a whole chalked lines, right sides family can be read In the facing the right side of the quilt, with embroidered quilt. Miter cor ners. Stitch Inches apart. To tuft, thread complete instructions for names and dates, symbols of seams and trim to 4b inch. one yard of floss through a making a quilt, Including special interests such as Baste cotton batting or long, sharp embroidery mitering corners, plus patmusical motifs, fiberfill to back of quilt, right needle. Don't knot it. terns for 20 favorite patThe patches themselves to the unstitched edge of the chwork quilts. To get your Take I normally were made from batting. Cut lining for back back copy, send $2 plus your name, the of the quilt, leaving weckflhsg gowns, bail gowns joining sections so the back is address and zip code to about two and similar si caslon the same size as the quilt plus e Stitchin' Time, c-o this tie the wrong side Th garments. border. Lay lining to quilt sti • newspaper, Box 503, Radio tches wW not ow Ofl The crazy quilts are not right sides together. Baste City Sta tion, New York, N.Y. I,l N right flu5 Cfl 5CU8Z 1... a pa..cosi, to III, 1 0019• meant 0 ...w a..,l stitch, 1ea,.. leaving a &1,,,ik knot and trim to one .. in the patchwork quilts. The opening for turning, overall effect Is a joyous, edges, clip corners and turn. With this restoration, a extravagant jumble of color, Press edges flat and hand- crazy quilt will delight quilt - texture and pattern, stitch opening. lovers for another hundred Ani ta Wood points out that With neutral.cdlor em- years. crazy quilts can be restored, - broldery floss, tuft tlwqugh A new quil t book, "All Time b) giving theme new backing quilt at intervals about 12 Quilt Favorites," gives Wh ip these to make a MONEY SAVING TIl': meringue and pour over Shrinkage can result (ran' pudding mixture. Sprinkle over drying. Remove clothes from the dryer while there is SHOPORLANDO& SANFORD still a trace of moisture t° 9: 3O-:3O DAILY. SUN. 124 hell) avoid this I' problem, WED. SHOP MT. DORA,LEESBURO, KISSIMMEE, DELANO, puI / J / _- Tooth decay Is the most universal of human diseases. f'/ ((7 J / V DAILY. SUN 176 uIuuuu.m..t. — . - Year's Super New Wig Sale "Misty" -, - iiOWII are just - o many hairstyles to choose torn ... , - All on Sale Now , ____ t. he average human body consists of about trillion ceI Is. Your Choice FmI " " "MIcC 47 00 A I Our Reg. uUI5i of - iij " / curls for a fresh, soft look. Kanekalon' modacrylic. -• • -. Fluffy "Veronica" Our Reg. 18.88. Luxurious curls cascading to the shoulder. Kanekalon modacrylic. Save at K mart. N i — WEEKLY SPECIALSI "Or*r - Wide Range of Natural Shades yr H.N.y auts awI" OUR OWN FULLY COOKED 10111US$ It will hedecediof Virus e Alto* there .r.. dieherpes t it will be do diewle wbsnp.stidss. made in rw hwniul hacterla hsmles to men bough genstic 041011110rft Bacteria and perhaps vfrs may be pnt to work needed 'ls and ng All of these psemleed lmar.vA La.4,1 od be bsell1dw In the asHsess Thstm. we ll be"todom ;jjis dw s. Some hopeful donlopm..to MW SIMi4Wy be htohed0nitohemPhis, braIn fimctiou ad to reduce the prot4e'' of older mph's ongsrbeIngabhtocsr.forthevslvss lbs vast unilu f1l.n.y bnhvd In brain timcUis ho *atasch.rhasth,ov.rsUpr.ltlimofthe braW Thte will hepIsatytodiacevsaddoInthe*asd decadutocome. Threi It .11, the people themselves wID be tnçortaat Is r-'ng sad hnwaelng their health aid tyd. -SMOKED HAMS WHOLE OR HALF — — U.S.D.A CHOICE - ---- SIRLOIN TIP 01 RUMP ROASTS $219 100% GROUND CHUCK $095 $249 PATTIES Box - EYE OF - :- - . ROUND - AM OUR OWN IN PCi', $269 - heavy lbsef - PHONE ANIADFOI'WILL CAW'$IIVICI IOWA MEATS '" SANFORD 16 17 LI. WEINEIIS IS, W.IU only U.LDA.CIceeatomNv.Iid - How to - L(UILI?Id CIlL'CL U - U.S.D.A CHOICE TOP IOVNDa5g Tw 01 lONDON 110 check. fUC (flOfC than casual spending. Invest them wisely-pamper yourself with really fineJewelry that will be a permanent reminder of the thoughtfulness Lvear /JOU ALL MEAT $13q Christmas Lt OlC1NATURALLY AU - Our Reg. 8.88 Easy-care Wiglet For height and ful'ness, 2-oz. human hair wiglet. s U. 1OX1S .' 0-11 Ft fin,1 i'nf'nl nm SJ IL 1JuS FILLING 2 cups milk cup sugar 3 egg yolks 1 teaspoon vanilla 3 tablespoons corn starch Mix ingredients in a pan and cook until it thickens. Let cool. ' cup peanut butter 1 cup powdered sugar Blend together with fork the n put most of it In the bottom of the baked pie shell saving a-little to sprinkle on top of pie. Cover with the - are lavishly embroidered, with featherstitching Joining the patches and additional embroidery on the solid-color mit && ,znuat C1a'rana - pan. Antique Quilts Need TLC What do we e3pet in do Us for tM inketim dielin"? I earned her a good reputation Blend thoroughly with a with the sailors a number of hand blender and add just years ago when she cooked at enough water so the m ixtu re the Sanford Naval Air Station. will roll up and form at ball of .Sfifc in Time — [1 Christine Lee, 2, just loves the cooking of her great grandmother, Annabell Deere, and especially the Freshly cooked turnip greens she is sampling, - -1 ' Preventive Medicine Takes Hold In U.S. By TOM NETSEL Herald Staff Writer selection of quality of your g1uer Our pieces will excite your interest. Stop in soon... an'I do bring your Christmas check! KaM JEWELERS (~.`) 112$. PARK AVE —SANFORD PH. fl2-2U) MEMBER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY 4.. - pills=' -'---- • .i.... - fg.•' f -. p. - p-- - �I *--- -wbA -. - 2C—Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Dec 2, 979 * Curry Adds V ariety To Indioan Recipes . $ cut Into serving pieces Mozzarella cheese, sliced 1 tablespoon butter or In a large saucepan, melt margarine butter; saute onion until 1 cup chopped onion transparent. Add rice, mix lure of up to 15 different 2 cloves garlic, minced well. Stir in green pepper, spices that all combine to 1 chicken bouillon cube celery, carrot, raisins, carproduce a characteristic taste -4/4 cup water damom, nutmeg and Tabasco sensation. i teaspoon ground turmeric sauce. Dissolve bouillon in Native Indian cooks rarely 1 teaspoon ground boiling water. Add to rice purchase ready.made curry coriander mixture. Spoon mixture into a powders, as we do here, but 1 teaspoon ground cumin 2-quart casserole. Cover Instead mix their own In- seed tightly. Bake in a 350 degree dividual blends for each dish ½ teaspoon salt F. oven 30 minutes or until all they prepare. L4 teaspoon ground clove liquid is absorbed and Some dishes are milder, Pinch thyme vegetables are tender. relying mainly on sweet-type 1 24nch cinnamon stick Remove from oven. Sprinkle spices such as cinnamon, I bay leaf with nuts. Arrange cheese corriander, and nutmeg. 2 large tomatoes, peeled, slices over top. Place under Others are more pungent, seeded and chopped broiler 3 minutes or until with plenty of potent cumin, ½ cup plain yogurt cheese melts. If desired, turmeric and cardamom. And 4i teaspoon Tabasco pepper serve with additional Tabasco some, calling for hot peppers, sauce pepper sauce. Yield: 4 to 6 have real fire-power. In a Dutch oven or kettle, servings. melt butter; brown thicken on The many spices that go all sides. Add onion and into curry powder represent garlic, saute until tender. an ideal means for you to add Dissolve bouillon cubes In r variety and zest to your daily water, add to casserole. Stir menus. While it would be in turmeric, coriander: tedious to measure out a curnin, salt, clove, thyme, multitude of different spices cinnamon and bay leaf. 0 every time you prepared a Cover; cook over low heat, J I recipe, a selection of three or stirring occasionally, 20 four, plus the flavorful ad- minutes. Combine tomatoes, dition of Tabasco pepper yogurt and Tabasco pepper sauce: will produce a result sauce; add to chicken. L that is authentic in taste, yet Simmer 10 minutes, unfeasible to prepare. covered, until chicken is Experience the Curried tender. Spoon chicken Into Chicken Delhi, for example. serving dish. Spoon sauce Economical chicken Is over chicken. Serve with rice. enhanced with a delightful If desired, serve with ad. selection of spices, all corn- ditional Tabasco sauce. bined in a sauce made mellow Yield: 4 to 6 servings. with creamy yogurt. It is also outstandingly attractive, with I EASTINDIAN an almost Incandescent green VEGETABLE CASSEROLE sauce. 2 tablespoons butter or If your vegetables have margarine been turning out ho-hum ~ cup chopped onion lately, try the East In dian 1 cup uncooked long grain Vegetable Casserole, which rice I ..—e, Indian word "karl", is not a single flavoring, as many believe. Rather, it is a mix- I! .. . ./ . ' " br "I.., oad) ' . an cucum bers marinated in yogurt for an . 1 . &nus FP]nnt _ Turn Into prepared pen. Bake will cake Is firm In cantor, about 1½ hours. Turn off o in. Open door about 6lnchuat top, propping It openwlthacaksp.n.Allowcakstorenalnlnovsnwtll cool, about 2 hours. P.maw cakefrom Decorate with whipped cream, if desired. 1' jl., 7 enô. ate •-. . ____ .-_ -!J.t ~14 •;• ron1 — $pa SAVE 14*, Keebler Club Crackers............. : 950 SAVE 10*, Keebler lo O r. Tuc Crackers............. pk g. 800 SAVE 10*, Sunshine * Ch sise Wisconsin Cheese Bar Individually. 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'' Delicious Franklin or Ginoa Salami ........ * 791 1 FlsvorfsiCornl,.f or Psstr*iii , •.... .... s.,.., We ~ sloe . I1for IfldWIChSS1 $I , BOW Zesty f ' CliJckis Sad ctilck.i For a Zesty Salad or flsasli Tray, IM .60 WOW (2bWW:hn Per pkso) StOolS Oiis....,.,,....,, * ;,Ii$t::.y $al S .... . se.. Apple Ple.....5........, '' sss Delicious Pjckel n.. * '••••••• ps, . .. $ __ ........ .. Y 151(200 his) ............. ______ P11511 JuIcy, Pblds(15o She) 10 .•...... .* Glad Wrap ................... !I1 Wo VOW Coll hew' ISSIIIS, Glad Food - • .. 04L dwleh 5 " Ltcelsu$ Fried or Soled Frsk Tisdsv. d"uuu11ss - [FiJil A. if' ii'i'i"euree1LsiampS : l-ot. Pkg., Scanted or Mitchum Roll-On $429 : 1 Liquid or Dry Holland House Cocktail Mixes Minestrone Meatball Soup makes a one-dish meal (JISA IfIij stfl1PsIS 88'l 1Ib. Bag. Drip, R.guia, 7. lCouo', lip.'.. Wed . Ja., 2. Iaaoi wGreenstamps III i oil and seasonings. All that forms the flavorful base of a Sausage-Lentil Casserole. Browned Italian sausage chunks are added, plus carrots, chopped onion, bread cubes and seasonings. It can all be prepared ahead and refrigerated, then baked for an hour before suppertime. A delicious meal in a bowl served with rice, and perfect for warming up cold winter evenings. The famous northern Italian soup, minestrone, also Is available In cans. It's a melange of ten vegetables combined with pasta and seasonings. In this recipe for Minestrone Meatball Soup - a one dish meal -ground beef is mixed with. Italian-style tread crumbs, salt and egg and browned in olive .......,..,• 'fr 3-MN u r,i I..—v Wild Medium Size ' ' 49* .! _____ 75_ct - Iorag. lags 375 * • PkS ibeg. lags Obd mssli.i. ............ 30-ct p . Ilftll. ,.•. ......... SS' . lulL 1 — ' -- * _! I J!I4wGreenStamPs - .9TI%( * I•I•IWIUIi i-.-: Mouthwash...... I- 32-os. • *, 18-ct.Pkg., i '. THIS AD EFFECTIVE IN THE FOLLOWiNG COUNTIES: Chadotti, Citrus, Collier, Hernando, High- 1° Pasco, PinalIss, Polk, Sarasota, Seminole; unless otherwise noted. gq - Guestware Entree Platters sea IO.tCopofap..,sW,d Jan 2. 1"01 • u Laki, Lee, Nas.le, Ovang, Osceols, EX 1 RA ioureen Stamps ** • ... 12-d. PNg.. IOh-lsch Size, twwo tPlates SANFORD PLAZA, SANFORD - ••••.•••-........ 3ft Off Label. DMwes" Llodd sf oft Foge si I. WhIte 01 Asserted, Nodhem ..,..... Timm Ba1.rO Ti - $1" __ p. I ., oil. •,, 1 $5.7 os. - 9.Coupo.%l.,.',, Wed. Jan. 3, 11.01 - SAVE 7Oc,40c Off Label dV' ' ' '" 32-08.601.. L. I LONOWOOD VILLAGE Cu., LONG WOOD Publix * 1j3 iesiue, ATI A tarnps1 16-cL Pkg..-94 wen 01A~ 13. ic.o Ilaula Ws.. Mal. 11501 •.' '_:_. Try Soup For Main Dishes - Vanish Crystals 4 which is economical and easy to put together using a can of full-strength Italian-style soup as a base. Hearty, full-strength soups are delicious heated straight from the can and heaped Into the bowl. But those same robust Italian preparations can also be easily turned into main dishes just by adding a little meat and perhaps another Ingredient or two. Take, for example, the I ta lian-style lentil soup. It contains — besides lent ils celery, tomato paste, spinach, onions, olive I IA 29 $ ,I • âod Wrap * IhOdke , ,...... . me] .. .......... a ...... P JWGreenStamps CherryTom,,, Wisdue COuponlip.,., Wed,Ja., 2. 09801 JWGreen,Stam,ps __________ S AVF 36c IF GUL AR - .:. 5-. Trays With p sol v sies V Aiwaysa Family Favorlie, i.ie.n or S 3. 16 ............................ . For YOW "Oft Waist Pro*CdSp CMoslmbs,s SI For Yost Hold. $ais ad Cow 00W$atId5 and flelhsh 99' ro. CIos•'Up Tootripaste 70' , 1W ___ -.--.-. 201 OI Label, 4.S.oi,Ttbs Flex Trays,Fr.sftG,en 'Is. $WIft'SPrIMIUIII Slicid Bologna or 14. •1 ISISIPI . $ P realium sllTIk Sesi, Hams Twkoy,cmewor $2" jw -........................... -1 or. Jutes . a • ,. Nam$lIoe. .........,.... ___ .-'s $2 VirgWaRsdEye - ...... ' S..lFrank....,..,........ . sis. $311 USDA Ciwire turdu. lest A TWOW (Mild, Medium Or Hot) ' ........ i •I I • ..• blix :/ TO LIMIT OUANTITICS Boo Fry, or Mash. These US #1 ' ......., nStamps - ** I 12801 -*---,•,-"'•.*-.•,. Of? * * t/' -. slog Swift's Premium Fully Cooked Boneless (I )4 to 3-lb. avg.) -q ...................... um Cholice DwAbo Saw TOP 11000111d 091011 UwAcho"I:: . , 11b , ,. 2 Wheat Bran, Corn or Rice g Ralston Chex pkg or Electric Pork Planter's I I '2-or. Foig.r's Coffee 69 Mixed nuts..................can I 6. ICodponf.p.,.,W,d Li. 2. 190) Planter's Cocktail I.. :::::-:::::----' • a I ISA Peanuts ......................can'' $1 19 Planter's Dry Roasted 111111oWGreenSfamps n....e. ...................... l2ot. Peanuts I• 13-c:. or 26-or. Can. Regular or Diet, A & W (12-oz. Cans) Fol.r's Root Beer ................... Fla •dCoff.e $ USFaicy •.. Jan W.d Hurst ' I ANIONS sp. .r....... Tray _ 1° I Chua 0joide n "PARTY SNACK ITEMS" ,. l . Pkg., Frozen Unacent.dAntt-P,,spi,anl King Crab Meat...... **L 1) II i 4-. __ P.o: Jeno's Pizza Wakefield's Frozen I I'_. . a $ loop.nI 1 gc Cob Corn ............... Singleton's Frozen Cooked Shrimp..... ,.,,, . Rosen IO'.•oz. 1[JI]4WGreenStamps • _____ .. ......... - 69' — p " •' .,( teaspoon dry mustard S Stouffer's Lasagna I. 'p.'.. W.d Jan tgOOt , SAVE lOc, Birds Eye Frozen * •, / • $301 I I°°' * . I - . i'g Bags..................... 100-ct. PRO. Maxwell H * I, - ,,, p " F$O.Th.. ,, - THE MIGHT TO LOWT \ OUANTITIE$ s.' - F i -OF * rg Ice Lettuce • • * i' ca THIS AD EFFECTIVE THURSDAY, DEC. 27, THRU WEDNESDAY JANUARY 2, 1080... CLOSED SUNDAY... _ . 4 " 9- lx .. - 7c . 24-ct lackeye . -_- aNtUiii, Jest s r.novid fras the r.fl'jsratsr. - .. 2-pk. Pza Mi (i, - I 2 -* - • \' _______ with ars d fe_I, milk, aid p r err #. Bake $0 Ix •.,q ,, iiig. - it, . 63° : Chef Boy-ar•dee Sausage, Cheese - t.CoIll ee —i 1 : $1 of the Sea Chunk Light Tuna...... Lipton Onion fiX :: * j t II I I_WGreen Stamps Items.....................3 or Pepperoni 51° 24'OS. . * -.• . , SAVE 24c, Minute Maids Frozen Pink & Regular $-39 Lemonade..........3 SAVE 18c, Banquet's Assorted Frozen • Cooking Bag Andre • _______________ ________________________ Jj_r;c*i. lw. uvivi teaspoon pepper I can U034-ounces co ndensed cream of celery soup 'i cup milk 1 cup shredded sharp Cheddar cheese I ' pounds carrots, cooked and cut in strips In I'quart glass casserole, combine onion, butter, and seasonings. Cook in microwave oven 2 minutes or until tender. Add remaining ingredients. Cover with lid or waxed paper. Cook 9 minutes, stirring 3 times. Stir before serving. ANOUET FROZE ore NU __ I ' g. Potatoes In Oil or In Water, Chicken Ml * - tJ , TAyFATOTSMAINOR WITH HACON OR FRENCH FRIE S' ' L11 ______________________ - - c CARROTS AU GRATIN ' cup chopped onion 2 tabl espoons butter or margarine UI,I1 (' __________________________ hat' Io.f I ..t Q1 E11111 ,.......-.,i -u P - blix .- Sweet Gherkins......... '' 79° Heinz Sweet Cucumber Slices....... 890 Gulden's Diablo 38c Hot Mustard................ Hen I Tomato K.tchup ....... 2b4.c:. 87° ,, is.uits 23 Wisconsin Cheese Bar Sliced Big Eye Swiss ....... '. - Heinz sip or 19-oz. Sliced American.... '.4 *•' blix REMAIN" eT DAY JANUARY 1I. *- * both of these winners will leave you plenty of time to spruce up yourself and your surroundings. Serve with tuna or chicken salad from the deli. ZUCCIIINIMARINARA L 4 cup finely chopped onion L4 cup finely chopped green pepper 2 tablespoons butter or margarine 1 medium clove garlic, minced teaspoon oregano leaves, crushed 1 medium bay leaf I can (1034-ounces) condensed tomato soup 1' zucchini squash, thinly sliced (about bout 6 CURS i 1 can (about 2 oun ces) sliced mushrooms, drained 1. In 2-quart glass casserole, combine onion, gr ee n pepper, butter, and seasonings. Cook in microwave oven 4 minutes or until tender, stirring I time. 2. Add remaining ingredients; cover with lid or waxed paper. Cook 15 minutes or until (lone, stirring :l times. Remove _______________________________ Wisconsin Cheese Bar Natural Choose Slices, Mild,'Brick or ___ PUBUX WILL CLOSE AT? P.M. , NDAY NEW YEAR MOwr&y (i ii • JdWFILI .. — I bnt* w __________________ -u-I-.J- goa at" now • m'. o ii, usa........... (3iiiad Wtir I k131 'OlS d *'ISd $0ISd USD5 Chains" •-•••••••• cakes $0 bilbus Mar uu hive th(,d, yd * . , 79' 101. t $ - ch ' --.----- 'a i ' • P, . al - • - $l,lsl $l fit" $0 S .1, Plies d.1nii.Mees..- him eeeds of broad and cntW If the caal. Serves $10. .J,,r. Pun itom s1, l.fNz: . e l4" ce oô . 2"-"z. Size 1' - Jar Cheeses . 11 USOAC$IOC.ISeILOI, $ 3% op no ;. Kraft French .......... pint Kraft's Assorted Flavors ,jiwl .. '. wwi wr, n4 Breakstone's .. ( 14b. age Cinnamon Rolle ..... 9`08 791 Sour Cream •- wlft S rismium riOiSIl ,op Round Weak 1wift'umProTsagoo -* Libby Pillsbury's rcil of feliqCerniem "M *,m coo Pf'"S aW S&H Green stan" too And you can count on - .',. _ 1b Mrs. Filbert's Soft Corn Oil 4' - _' r eas fiUSat a*dewePess 79. Margarine...... Margarine .............. ____ $0 69' Mazola Unsalted At Pixl,& you up'- One Hot Dish is probably going tobe you unless you cut comers to save yourself, Cheddar Chicken can be your savior for such occasions, Using ingredients you have, this gourmet treatment of chicken will take the heat off you. CHEDDAR CHICKEN 2 pounds chicken parts 2 tablespoons butter or margarine, melted 1 can UI Ounces) condensed Cheddar cheese soup '.i cup ater L4 cup sauterne or other dry white wine 1 small clove garlic, minced 4 canned peach halves Cranberry-orange relish In shallow baking dish 12x8x2"), place chicken skin-side down. Drizzle with butter. Bake at 400 degrees F for 20 minutes. Turn: bake 20 minutes more. Meanwhile, combine soup, water, wine, and garlic. Pour over chicken. Bake 20 minutes more or until done. Fill peach center with cranberry- * Assorted Flavors of Hi-C 460t Fruit Drink can 590 V-8 Clam Vegetable or Spicy Hot Vegetable Cocktail Juice.............I. 99' Libby Zesty 46o:. 59c Tomato Juice .... can Halved or Sliced I 29cr. Peaches.. can 630 Libby Dessert Treat! I7'Ol. can Fruit Cocktail 49 Dal onto Early Garden A Soft Margarine ...... • • - .. .- ...................... - rge orange relish. Serve with chicken. Makes 4 servings. Add a sumptuous salad of fresh tomatoes and cucumbers with your favorite dressing, and a selection of rolls, and you'll be the "Hostess with the Mostest." Microwave oven owners who are faced with an emergency can prepare Zucchini Marinara or Carrots Au Gratin to star as the One Hot Dish. Using the freshest produce of the season. I (Twin-Pack) * As every lady-in-charge-of-entertaining knows, there are crisis days. For example, your in-laws call your office in the morning and Invite themselves to dinner, With shopping, cooking and commuting still to be done, the . vegetables, right. Blue Bonnet (Twin-Pack) oaySpint hd i ç)OOó 1pound fred1BalIMIl Boom,cooked dChI1flgrWovSd,d $Iort ran .......................... nIce_ Osamu" PIiI. T maiIn $ dim webroad Film Ppmpoup,s,siis. pa.d rhe_.i M.d , at • —'a-- - . DA doild. aid lekIs In L---L._ a alior oam Kodak -. - 03 "' C&h o o F*urri In small bowl, best egg yoflia wdIl llgt* -'.n colored • Blend Into cheese mixture. Of Add I But ._A1I I AM salt to on whites. Wng tartar. Beat udll soft peaks form. Grodually, but in - 4 cup sugar. But untU stiff but not dry. Fold into dissee * a medley of ' Now pumpkin pie and cheesecake lovers can enjoy their favorites at one sitting. This rich pumpkin cheesecake makes a perfect offering for buffets or coffeend-deuert partlea. PUMPKIN CHEESECAKE ½ cup graham-cracker crwnbs 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon 1'4 cups sitar, divided 3 tablespoons flour 1% tempoons pumpkin-pie ies 2 (8-ounce) packages m51ese, softened 1 cup canned pumpkin l½tesepna pure vanlllaextract 6 eggs, separated teupoonssit 44 teaspoon crew of tartar Whipped cream (optional) Prsheat OV to 275 degrees. MIz graham-cracker cnunba with cinnamon. Cost bottom and sides of S4nch well-buttered apringform pen with crumbs. Set adds. In large bowl of electric muir, cio'nbliw 1 cup sugur with Mw and piunpldn.pIe sacs. Add cream cheese, pumpkin and e When Crisis Days Em -- -- I - * * -" to ttywt, wWnst am V4 umpm Emu" both dishes with a bottle of .¼ teaspàon Tabasco pepper Tabasco popper sauce on the sauce " "..,... PubIIxJ O * authentic Indian meal. I 4pfficient protein for use as a 3/4 cup dark raisins, budget-saving meatless main plumped (5 min. in boiling course. water) Since Indian foods can range (rain aromatically mild damon -. ams cnsp poppa I flavor their curries asthey 2cupebofllngwater wish? P chopped dry FOUted CURRIED CHICKEN DEUII nuts, peanuts orcaahews l chicken (about 3pounda), 1 package (6 ounces) is served with .. -.q .. 1 * Chicken D.ihi I conveniently combines the 1 cup coarsely chopped starch and vegetable courses green pepper In one, In fact, with the ~ cup diagonally sliced peanuts and Mozzarella celery cheese, the casserole supplies % cup sliced carrot busy hostess can keep her cool while entertaining with grace. The clue is by serving one hot dish, such as Cheddar Chicken, left, or A I Spicy Curri.d One Hot Dish Is Savior * F 0 Curry, derived from the Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Dec. 26,1979-3C • $ Then the can of minestrone is added, along with tomatoes and red wine for zest. Served with grated Parmesan cheese, It's a dish to be eaten con gusto. MINESTRONE MEATBALL SOUP ½ pound ground beef 4'4 cup Italian-style bread crumbs 44 teaspoon salt 1 egg, lightly beaten 2 tablespoons olive oil 2 cans (20 ox. each) full-strength minestrone soup 1 can (I4 ox.) whole tomatoes, crushed ¼ cup dry red wine teaspoon ground black pepper In a medium bowl combine beef, bread crumbs, salt and egg; mix thoroughly. Shape meat into 24 balls. In a large aklllet beat oll until hot. Add meatballs; brown on all sides; set In a large sauce pot combine minestrone, tomatoes, wine, black pepper and reserved meatballs; bring to a boil. Reduce heat and simmer, covered, for 15 minutes, stirring occasionally. Serve with grated Parmesan cheese, If desired. YIELD: 6 cups . - - r.1crt. * •II '$•. S_SI �Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Dec. 2, Women iU äOthin1 Good Luck, Fb 1 ! e!ar2 !no will be hog jowl vetiiie I By ELLIE GROSSMAN NEW YORK (NEA) — "Never you mind." That's what young women said to Seventh Avenue in the 'los. "We're going to tell other what to wear." And they did. They dicided that Jeans, carpenter pants and other made you look like you did SOmCthlP4 for a living were good. SO was anything that looked it f rom a native of Guatemala or 71bet who was used to wearing hats, ponchos, sweaters and vests with lots of colors and " ' A ," . j . ' - , a work clothes that -. p !I • I like you bought ' THANKS'FOR HELPING YOUTH Aaron Richardson (right) director of the Sanford Housing Authority Youth Club and his assistant Williams present a plaque and certificate of appreciation to Roger Whiting of Bob Dance Dodge for his help throughout the year to the youth organization. Whiting also furnished the automobile the Vouth Club, a division of the Seminole Black Progressive Organization, decorated'for the Sanford Christmas parade which won first place for the best decorated auto. Joanne Doctor Called Womanizer Accused Of ce S DEAR ABBY: My boss has - --a problem that is affecting me. He is a womaniZer. He is married (for the second time)• and is unfaithful to his wife. He insisted on his wife's • . Y having a child to keep her ' home. She was a nurse, and • : 41 loved her work. (He is a doctor.) .' Dear Abb I shoes. -- and things with individual designs. Seventh Avenue sneaked , E 0 • 11 • 1 • • • CASUAL VVLH i., . ',' Vehu t • a __ - FIREMAN, lAND, KIDS VaIwssIN.fl S I j W :' . To - • . Says 20%N 1 5 I ,AFTER CHRISTMAS LADW 10011 LADIV NANDUSS 20%-Off ' • • . - 50 • • I • I ' .I7jj rz!r&iiz SHANK PORTION dripping. Mrom tho on, occaslons.4powder do rout with allsesson salt. Cook urstil the rout Shrinks from the bow Or will be very obvious frorn shrivels on the rod. The cooked ROMERIE RASM PORK CROPS a use for the rotisserie basket that cam with Ever found your barbecue pit? Hem's a recipe that Will put it to use. 3 powids pork tenderloin 1 poussid brmn sugar 2 tepocna garlic salt :Tablespoons Comig c,aJt and black pa j' pepper; mix of Wltis por . _ __ SvoyFliridaCabb.gI. wilobd "do - • , RE OE 1,1C 3224204 •1 . • . •. .. Bacon LB. $1 88 OSCAR MEYER 69 Franks 2LlPK-" Bologna 4 2 " 4 ozPIC 88 a 100 PCT. PURE GROUND Beef GROUND 5 LBS. OR MORE -•- 'in J#'r HIC, Drinks UI i\/ i'ThIII Yo _____ Dressing 79C '•. 69t1 JUI,1,UI11,I UKIft I'i kill Pop Corn ' 990 Fli11i Blackev. Pei' ON P1 ,11i Oflt SIK)k)A1 O7'P 4. Pork &8e1siis4 ILSI*KSASSI " . ,',, 1ICP 59 • 694 Biscuits Margar,n' k14\II i,;. •'i. 79 994; Cre,ini Chei- m-21i, DE. ' 7fl" k. I 7'I ' IM. .,OP Ii Donuts %Ill HI ki SH Wheat Bread 2j4(`o`%ii,991; 3 LITER PLASTIC OTLI, MARTHA WHITE CORN :UPFIN S 79 o- Pretzels , $149 z, sq; "U • ' , 49C Sharl) Cheese 149 Ruffles $ • I 00' I UU I Ifi' 00 ',' Bloody Man, Mi' 89 49 Bagels %ii %09k Garlic Bread IIi2i 8" "I'A to MUD I 1"14101 (IN .%%1 ,' / Alf, BONNET 99 Wheat Wafers . 6Z. •• . Wheat Nuts FROZEN It. I I%G 89C MI % Crackers1 C0' DAIRY DEPT. $59 ...p Ilk, III 11111,141) I Coal __lI& J9C I 1 %(11 Plates or oft. h for j i iii. I I I 'A 4NI '.1 1 .Ml %k I Niiis"' j, It. • 1.11%., 14 (d I %I%% ARI Plates CO(JISO/V 1101"t %At I Slices II '1-ii 39C $109 "i"" '" j'i Dog uOOu -1 1 1 iI 111)1 Cocoa Mix '• •'. 79 tchup Marshmallows iftH'.lfl', 38 $ MIA1 I %I111"11AII III ro :i.., PIU.SBtN ' 2 JourCr .4dm 99 I,. ' 89(1 Thir'.,t ( Ad (1Lmum)c $EAI TEST EXTRA RICH HOMO, MILK Litnit GAL. $168 I W-COUP" And Ill orda End. C121, gap. Dec. 61.6 oz. 88 Pk,,, Sausage 111101 SON 11i CRIA1141,11111 Coffee Rich ui to V W Qi'A'II1Y RRIHIS ': : TISSUE 4 9ILk - 1 MOIST & EASY ) COO'° - GRAPEFRUIT 1$119 IIAI (Al DISHWASHER Its-ts 89 $ 010' sA rj '0si1 C 00",,t C% LC 0%.t 009 cgs Iiiii , RID DELICIOUS 1O.f' . ____ IS APPLES LBO 4 G 881. .. ,.' OES '•., ' . .,.. • 0 U.S. NO. 1 , POTAT LB. 10 BAG LIttIJcI .? 3 YILLOW '. , Onion Colo SkW "Mi Plus assi im I& C q9 7 a VAN A 1 01 rUO3-1 1:141s') • I I4GLES 99(j CAKE q1 199 JUICE 88 CASCADEWA BATHROOM MOLL 7 A' 41 oz. Limit I W-Coupon And 610 Order 111i Cis$. Esp. Dec. 39 G600 101i A' Ali ilps ' SHORTENING I' %( .III%I'i 'aI u COFFEE 1 JEWEL A, 0101% • MR. AUTOMATIC C, lit S1 RVI 1), INSW MARIS IXTRAVAGANZA .011! t— ___ an 110 "M 2'T@bk*iis= how isird 4 cop red OW TMW LB. $1 58 LYKESORILL 61P _____ ___ J* my "Ciew (a hm.do Roast PURPLII JUICY 4601. Jules POWDIMBD 1.11MONA0111 FLAVOR I1iemdanokndprkplcshouider cipp oalan, chd .,. 3 oa HD$.7 oA. . .48' Le-394 tug il . - '1 '' Rice Ea. 211" PIM 68' OSCAR MEYER SLICED 3/9 Blackeyc Peas MNIIIftf WHOLE POTATOES $1 WITh$AVOEY ..4. Bacon LB. C'LIcT ISO!. .. ~* LB. $238 S LBS. OR MORE M1U iovwa VIi .• 79, beiiii that you Will have punbacks all ;• Steak "18 LB. 79C Isto 2-inch thick less. Rub meat telid LB. FULL CUT ROUND $228 Chuck iS 01. ARGO SPINACH JOHN'S 1P 45 BONELESS CHUCK Sausage CHLLM. SAL A(.I c, BUDGET SLICED 1 980 BROOKS COUNTY SMOKED PURE PORK —• Ai Steak Spare Ribs •'..".'...........LB. 99, ............. Le. 'so. '" ppCV.100" 78 . • T- BONE MEATY GEORGIA PORK Smoked Ham .' LB. Steak •1PIrl.' Pork Chops..................B. 88 • • . \\\ OUR BEEF IS USDA CHOICE Jk THESE PRICES GOOD THURSDAY DEC 27 THRU WEDNESDAY JAN 2 FAMILY PK - FIRST CUT RIB llkkv" should be quite thick Theporkroast,too,hastakenonanewbnageslnceCharles Lambwrote"ADlsaertalionUponRoastPlg." EASYPOUROAST BuIldadiarcalflre and letttburnunUl the majority of aare greying.Inusemeantuneruntherotiaserlerod through a fresh pork ham. Tie it firmly In the middle (from inside to inside of the barbecuepit) Ith the clamps and-oc cord. Split the grey coals into two fIre one on each side of the pit. Place a drip pen in between ttw'two fires. Than put t he rotlaaerie odnplaceifltliepltreoeptacle$. After cooking a wbi the fat htm the rod wifi begin \_\ii 1i1 ' FULL CUT SIRLOlN For condominium and apartment dwellers who have a New Year's Eve bash planned, here are two usy rotisserie recipes for delicious porkd1shies. n. Cut I St*ea* ", j $v ( •- LB. fli'W'W7IIJilfzIv 20 OZ. $198 PACK nAmmCABRAGIC (Formerly FlashlpU S ..* of km1nR$d) 1. ' ______ 1 —V' -V ' ' '"' áNla•a&z. HAN -' "°" 2M S"arbob win .•s v.Ic...d. I't*1SlSqpIvtpNbq . .$POITSwIAI.m,ouus .APTIIIDII$$I$ , ' $166 r*ilw*W rotinwis be";co& wer maibeat about I off Starts v.. n.say 'a D.0 m r um SD 4" N__0— I • 6#94 &5lo 5" 7 WIDE RANGE OF STYLES& COLORS 111 - 1 9 large onion Salt and pepper MIX OR MATCH 'EM Place hog jowl, blacleye pea, red pei pods, and large to boll and simodw In suffident, wabr to cover well. " DOUBLE LUCK 16 oz. nm one hour. Add Bat and pepper to taste. Continue cooking, CUT GREEN BEANS TRELLIS 16 oi. peas are A just enough liquid tokeep peas covered when cooking. WhenEA LY the" oe Jowl4 BARN 2 red pepper pods do IVPOLLPANNOTT ANDICAMPAROOS ri cliii - -- t /'5 II! 1 A III tL] 11 III , ee l So why not keep the trsdition allve? HOIHOGJOWLS I 1 lb. blackeye peas ,.. Dim AND L YEAR R natccs - Hog ep*es of FaIn'enhelt will assure the ~isnurri internal temperature 170 degrees Fahrenheit In this day and time tb hog jowl dish will really be representative of the inflatjgiary times. This lsa dish evolved from the hard times of yeleryear; and again In 1V79 we are being asked to be frugal.' i at £7 10 eggs 1 cup granulated sugar 3 to 4 cups Bourbon whiskey I cup Jamaican rum 1 quart milk I pint heavy Imealil SMOKED towtemperature.Thatmeuioc1iucestheamountufshrLnk, 1. I Ii Separate the eggs. Beat the yolks with an electric mixer or rotary beater until they are thick and lemon colored. Gradually add the sugar, while beating constantly. Beat in the whiskey and rum a little at a time, very gradually at f irst. Stir in the milk. Beat the egg whites until stiff, and fold and stir them into the mixture. Whip the cream and fold it in. Pour into a punch bowl, and refrigerate until chilled. Serve in punch cups with a fiffie grated nutmeg on the top of each EGG NOG 17 WITH FOOD SAVINGS leaves the meat more tender, Jucy and flavorful. At the same tim, it will cook more evenly I 17 NEW circass. Add another outdoorsy dish by boiling sweet corn In the husk. For decor's sake, serve the corn in an old-fashioned triangu ar ig feed Th 'Piez!C style pork cook-out is right for all eaters, gourmet, light and heavy. This is new image for the pig since DeSoto first Introduced than into the United Sta tes in the 16th century. The Spaniards did cook their pip on campfires but not wit% a festive air. The big difference between pork then and ever as few as 25 years ago is that there was more fat on the pig. Today, crossbreeding has brought us leaner meat pigs*nd meat that Is now on weight-reducing diets. Pork has about 70 calories per ounce of cooked lean meat and 62 mlillgraxnsof cholesterol per 100 grams raw weight. Pork is at its best Nhen cooked at an in. ternal temperature of 170 degrees Fa%renheit. At home, the housewife can plan fl 4 to 1-3rd pound of boneless meat, such as tenderloin, jer rerving. A pork chop serving, with bo4, is about 14rd to N Pound.If you're serving spareribs pound % f:et per person. Regardless of the cut d pork, color is Pick pink to delicate rose pork Nith a fine texture and a moderate amount of marbling tfu%ighout (veins of white fat). Cooking that kind of pork will le Successful if you do it on a .. • • Building, Tallahassee, Florida 32301. WELCOME THE 'Let the ok cookout guests serve themselves direct from the • - - - . cup After the 1142 hour meatside-down cooking, Pierce turns the carcass ovO skinside down. Then he begins buting the meat with the saice. Still using a low fire, the pork simmers and excess fat Others in the pocke ts of the carcass. Occasionally dip off the excess fat. - * Cook thecarcass from the skin-aide down position until the r~eat is falling apart. This takes about eight hours and the meat can be picked off with a fork. •' a SEMIsANNUA L VaIvIs4. " . uu . • i This . • 's : • .. 4 18-hour vigil. and some who had taken to ,, eating rigiii anu exerc4sng, maki ng "act ive sportswear" a profitable business. Sweatshirts, jogging pants, warm-up suits, terry T-shirts and shorts became the coverings of the times. ' Whosaldtheteenyearaare thehappleet?ForAbby'gnew booklet "Whet Teenagers Memorial Hospital. Want toKnow,"wrlte Abby: Maternal grandparents are Mrs. Daniel B. Blair and the late 132 Luky Dr., Beverly Hills, Mr. Blair of Daytona Beach. Calif. 1P112 Em1ose $1 mad Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert I. Brad. Long, stamped (21 cents) ielf bUFY Si. of Route 3 Saiifoed addressed envelope, PkN. . Get young most, Mr.andMrs.RobertLBradburyjr.(BethpageBlajr)of Sanfoid, announce the birth of their first child, a daughter, LeslIe Jose, who weighedinattlbs., Dec. 17,at Winter Park . them thin . a NANO, BUSH .. ' CHOPS 6 loin pork chops, trimmed of excess fat orange juice teaspoon salt 11 teaspoon pepper ½ teaspoon dry mustard 4 cup brown sugar Division of Forefty Is the expert on this method of pit-cooking Preheat oven 350 degrees F. i coo,,i. meaaue . uOWfl w uO iiOUIl Ofl . porn. u i • . pig Place cho ps in roasting pan. Mix other ingredients and pour slow fire. Hoy good it it? Well, Pierce has the annual over chops. Bake, uncovered, for one hour, basting octestimony of F)orida legislators who attend the Department of casionally. iture's egislaUve ApjreciatIon Day. Makes 4 to 6 servings. As the pig P cooking, Pierce mixes a sauce to baste the LiVe Italian fDvd??? Well, if You have a recipe that bcaLs iMs carcass fromfirne to time. Sunday d it to Clips & Tips, Room 422, Mayo gallon vegar —.- -----½ gallon ter ½ pint lern concentrate . D= SON . . .., .... Then ... ovessi hot grill. Flip the pig meatIe up and salt well. place it on the 'iII meatside doi. hot coals from your bonfire and spread fd' slow cooking. Then be ready for about an Kee* steady heat under the pig by replacing the coals as they bun out. - 8 AoMo THURSo a seek of I to a y" rate a I0. frcn . through S of a good seese of humor is the . firm young ' g bottom DOORS OPEN PROM"LY AT DEAR GOOD-LOOKING: I don't know what kind of doctor you went to, but should see an endocrinologist. Contact your county or state medical society and ask them I have heard telephone about as long as I care tO.! for a recommendation, and conversations my boss has am a 21-year-old inale who is good luck. I'm sure you can be had with his lady friends, and considered good-looking by hdpe(L some of them *even come to many ut I ave a DEAR kI 01:: the office. DoIth ut my y that giving have a "snappy" answer for to all this? If I quit my job, I me a bad complex. the woman whose husband will need an explanation to was about looks so much younger than You see, when I my boss and his wife since I she. am friendly with both. She isa l3orl4l started todevelop i sin an older (37 and lot younger than he is and has breasts like a girl's. Not hold i ngs woman who is confided In me that she really big, but big enough go fortunate ami to be W"d hatI was minatai marrIed bim for b1s, money. t" awam of by a youri man (20). Who She laughs it "rumors." Do I it and very much em- we first started going barrassed. All through high laugh It off, too? toget he r, over eight ths mon IN THE MIDDLE school I was ashamed and ago. I was somewhat selftriedtohldeltthebedlcouId. DEA R IN: I think it would I wouldn't even tell my conscious about the age difference which was obvious be better for all concerned if parents about it. to So, Just for fun, Iliad you quit your job. You know finally went to a a couple of T-shirts printed Well, I too much about your boss's up. His read, "NO, I AM NOT private life to maintain a doctor when I was 18. He's an " And mine rosi p Vin busbies relationshipold man who probablyIsn't "NO, I AM NOT HIS MO. with him. And on know to on all the new treatments meek about the boss'i wife to said it looked like I had a TIlER." They a f to be worklaig for her be hormone Imbalance but he ways " a You don't have to explain why couldn't help me.I pointed out and you're qa1fthi Jut say you thatI had practically no facial COMM111, Or two WhWOM We ,11 1 F ad I to make a chanse. hair and wondered it that go. Sometim" we em malse couldn't be a Mated lba make IL blem. a new ALL IN DEAR ABBY: I've got a All heaaid was, "If &feel IN MONROVIA. problem I have lived with for like a man, then live like • A wAw to wiso at raise In 1980. • , Birth Announcement ri Those who know say ere more an more of them In the '80s. But the women also wore pantsuits and jumpsuits -gut there'll also be short everywhere, not just at skirts and unconstructed home because they were clothes if you wait long comfortable, too. enough because unless women keep buying new Then the young women clothes Seventh Avenue got bored in their workcan't pay its rent clothes and jeans and began pulling on platform Which Is what fashion is shoes and long skirts with all about, anyhow. and No painful pointed toes or stiletto heels for us, the young women said, sticking their feet into Earth Shoes, work boots and sandals. Finally, to make they could tell each other apart, they painted, sewed or studded their denims one. I've got to find out what's wrong with me, Abby. Please tell me where to go. GOO&LOOKINGFREAK neighborhood style to cook avoole pig. First, gather some good minutes per pound fora bone-In roast.) Twenty minutes before the meat i.s ready, saute onion and green pepper In butter until tender.Add the next 5 ingredients and simmer 15 minutes, To cook cabbage. place wedges in boiling water and simmer about 12 minutes or until tender; drain well. When the meat is ready, place on serving platter. Arrange drained cabbage wedges around shoulder. Spoon tomato mixture over meat and cabbage wedges. Sprinkle with bacon. Makes 8 to 10 servings. recipe using pork sausage offers the opportunity to learn why Texas, Midwesterners and Easterners like the hickory firewood; If that's available, oak will do. Burn the wood down to some good pals. The pits can be made eally with concrete blocks that will the rill 24 inches the coals. Leave empty spaces in the layer of the locks to throw in the coals for uniform heating. The pig Is prepared t having the butcher split him, with Florida acorn squash. Florida merchandisers making calls on head intact, all the wa the rib cage. Place It on the behalf of Florida vegetables in these regions are learning that grill or a foundatin where you can break the ribs on each acorn squash is one of the more popular vegetables. side of the backbone. 'his will permit the carcass to lay flat On ORANGE PORK pointed shoes. But, said Seventh Avenue, to be fashionable you have to wear layers of these things. That turned out to be comfortable (and one had any business In first place forcing women to bind themselves with corsets, girdles 14, ' instead COOkS, and shirt dressing,all of which could be made In sizes small medium and large • Also good was not wearing a bra or anything else restrictive because no Rent- but that That I Tlwre are plenty of pigs on U market and the demand is down. The refore, pork prices ll be attractive to the frugal shopping Take advantage of this pck abundance family, club or flounces and pleats. They outfitted themselves very sweetly for a change. And Seventh Avenue decided that not only was it time to be "fussy" again with tucks and darts and ruffles, clothes should be they were in the '30s '40s. So, the designers revived waists, tight skirts, shoulder pads and fflg heeled, Bu• the g, women a glance at the young women and said: "They've got a point there. They're dressing simply, and the rising, it way costs fewer to simplify. The pays steps it takes to make something, the less it costs. (But we can still charge a lot.)" So for the women who still paid attention to it, Seventh Avenue came up with the "unconstructed" meant loose, look. hanging, blouson are each .' . IhIJcIy C'avi Start -' thermometer registers 185 degrees F the time to enjoy many other dticlous pork dishes. Jth Economic 197 5C - .. '. .. . ,, , . - . I - - • — • V �1 • . . 6C— Evening Hrald, Sanford, Fl. Wdnesday, Dec. 2, 1979 BLON DIE by Chic Young 1[)Jl ALLlTNEED$I5A THIS POP-UP TOASTER ( LITTLE AOJ EN1 • DOESN'T POP UP , AND TWENWEINSiR THESE BREAD SAMPLES T).4ERE•'• NOW rr POPS UP! T'\cJ . .- i .. ACROSS 38 Exist Answer to Previous Puzzle ____________ __________ 39 Sensation ____________ 101 olv!eIsI P.JLIAIIIE I. 1 Executioner In 41 Mao... IIIP0CJA1MJ.f.J ____ Mikado" tung IIiAlI1 _________ I1 EN j41IgTlEIPI 5 Gotocourt 42South(Fr.) ININIILISITIII 8 Bird of prey 43 Small garden_________________ ______________ [J _________ P A Dl AIW1 iii C' H 12 Chinese spade IiJAI0IORPIOIOI$lH1e N currency 46 New l3 Busy insect 50 Garment piece DEARDR. LAMB—I'ma 14 Inkling SI P055155 £ILILLIIIIIKAIMJE RJ 15 Now 76.year.old male and l have a (contr.) ___________________ PO'O"' ' T Testament 53 Relinquish swollen joint in my right big book S4Skinopening ______________ ISIYILJI1N19 OINJOITIT ___ ______________ __ __________ ____________ I0I toe. I was told that this was Gout Ca Attack Gre Your t Toes Evening Herald, Stord, Fl. Wednesday, Dec. 26,1979--?C ________________________________________ TV HIG!ILIGHTS _________________________ Cable cli. WIy Dr. SIX V SPECIAL OFFERS! Cable Ch. D 0 () 0 0 EVENING (ABC) Orlando fl(35) Independent Orlando Independent Atlanta, Ga. (CBS) Orlando i7 , 6:00 ____ (NBC) Daytona Beach 5JO(7DO NEWS Orlando Public (10) Orlando arthritic gout and I should 17 Nipple 8 (10) MASTERPIECE 58 Commentator 141P1T111n1 IIOININIC b J _____ ever take ATRE "Poldark" Demelza dis. bone meal tablets Sevirelid In addition to the channels listed, cablevision subscribers may fume in to Independent channel 6, 9 Idea (Fr.) God 35 Emit coherent daily to reduce the swelling. • covers that Ross' trial is in Clan. 57 State (Fr.) Miami. by tuning to channel I: tuning to channel 13, which carries sports and the Christian 10 Dish 20 Says light ger of being perjured by paid Broadcasting Network (CAN). 58 Compass ___ _________ 11 Food I am of the opinion that my 22 German point witnesses. (Part 9 of 16) 39 Heavenly article 59 Things given 19 Family enlarged joint Is due to an (III (17) CAROL BURNETT body 23 Chines, fish member 12:37 9:00 BEETLE BAILEY overabundance of calcium in AND FRIENDS Guests: John \ (Ii) (35) BUGS BUNNY AND 21 Having pedal 40 Evoked sauce by Mort Walker DOWN 0 BA RETTA B a ret t a Byner. Francine Beers @) DONAHUE 0 41 Chirp the bones and bone meal this MIS ken idea and they FRIENDS 24 Pigs' homes digits searches for a 13-year-old witlL 0 MIKE DOUGLAS TI4AT AMA2n4G! i PREAMEP 42 Clothing I WAP A tablets will aggravate the think th excess calcium 27 War hero )aAN'S ISLAND 6:30 24 Furrow 1 Burmese 'IOU ness to a murder whose life is Wb4AT WAS (7)0 MOVIE WASHr fabric PREAM ABOUT I PREAMEP 23 Have a meal 25 According to currency condition rather than intake ev causes arthrItis, •(.) NBC NEWS in danger. (R) SWEEZEP A?JP YOUR YOUR PREAM, 5:00 (II J (35) DICK VAN DYKE 31 Do wrong fact 2 Cry of pain 43 Write by YOU LAST t4I&MT, ABOUT YOU 01N0 TO 7 EU. (J 0 CBS NEWS alleviate it. Am I right? That's not tue at all. A person FALSE TEETI4 FLEW 6IR (4) CAROL BURNETT AND 24(10) ELECTRIC COMPANY 0 1:00 32 Lads 3 Songstress 26 Irritates TOO! (7.) 0 ABC NEWS machine MISS BUX'LEY FRIENDS OUT.' who takes re calcium than YOLJ,ANflY! 33 Arrival.time 0 @ TOMORROW Guests: Smith 27 First-rate 135) 010 CAMERA 44 Part of a plant DEAR READER — G2) (17) THE LUCY SHOW (IJ 0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN If his body needs simply Mystery, writers Mickey Spil. guess (abbr.) 4 Kickoff type 2) 17) BOB NEWHART Bob (comp. wd.) 45 Soup green (35) THE FLINISTONES you' 34 Diving bird re correct in saying that ellznlnatesitkdoesn't absorb j)J.) lane. Robert Bloch, Donald 5 Fry quickly 28 Visual 9:30 and Emily invite Carol to share 47 Evening in (10) MISTER ROGERS(R) 35 Actress 6 Actress Westlake and Dilys Wynn. (R) 29 American your enlarged toe Is caused by it in the first ace. (II) (35)1 LOVE LUCY her "heavy" experiences with Italy (12)(17)MYTHREESONS Redgrave Merkel Indians gouty arthritis, then you (10) EDUCATIONAL PROthe "overweight workshop." 1:35 '5 36 Food fish 48 Revise 7 Ancient Italian 30 Livid 5:30 GRAMPIING need other treatment. ( 117) NEWS The calcium 37 Intermediate 8 Name bra urn formations 32 Resembling 49 Ten (prefix) 7:00 8 T NEWS (a (17) GREEN ACRES (prefix) cat lyre 0 T THREE'S A CROWD 52 Wine (Fr.) Gout often attacks the great that develop ar d the ar.)0M'ASH ________________________ 10:00 12) (17) MOVIE (.) 0 P.M. MAGAZINE — _ ___ toe. When it's an acute attack, thritic Joint usuttly are the 'It Came (7)0 ALL IN THE FAMILY I2.2(. 1234 5 6 7 0 @) CARD SHARKS 8 9 0 JOKER'S WILD 10 Ill From Beneath The Sea" (1955) the toe may be red, hot and result of the Worts of j)(35)PTLCLUB Q(35) SANFORD AND SON Faith Domergue, Kenneth — — — — swollen and very painful. In damagedbonetorarjef. 12 — — — Fred is forced to find a new Tobey. A giant octopus enters (12) (17) MOVIE 14 addition, In the course of time A bony spine, for example, partner for the junk yard when San Francisco Harbor after 10:30 •. — — — people with gout may have develops because tt bone is ii- — -- — Lamont seeks employment being affected by an H-bomb. 16 0 (4) HOLLYWOOD THE BORN LOSER 1(ti'LAZA_TWIN) — uric acid salts or crystals inJuredorwornawand new elsewhere. by Art Sansom SQUARES ç'•' ———— 4(10) MACNEIL! LEHRER deposit in the Joint space and bone grows in the otbut ' 18 WOWHEWI [fliIjpyI .,.Ir,2m7so2 20 2 DINT 66 ALAROZO, REPORT build up in the area. It's doesn't grow In ti* normal — ____ 10:55 ALL SEATS 990 _________ (12) (17) SANFORD AND SON — 22 — somewhat like lime building shape and size of th original 23 0 CBS NEWS CJ Lamont Consults a psychiatrist rLAZA I_ ______ MORNING _______2:11 L ___________ __________ — ______________ _____________________ up in the pipes or Inside the structure. J — _______ to see what causes his head. 11:00 24 25 26 _27 _12 29 30 MI*NY MADCAP COMEDY lIning of the kettle. The uric aches. 43 (1) HIGH ROLLERS 5:00 e o p o r o s\s o r . I iO RH acid salts (urates) cause the M 0 THE FBI 31 degeneration of 1 bone, 6uP1.R ___ (1) 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY ____ joint PG @) TIC TAC DOUGH 1 0 14 which is particularly ommon (A) 5:30 0 THE NEWLYWED [rLAZAiF] ,SuRA1a 2 _35'I 34 — Bone meal tablets won't do inwomenpastthemeopause IE)O SUNRISE SEME8TER 36 GAME 11:30 _________ _______________ BURY REYNOLDS R I a thing to relieve gout. I don't and in some men at o*r age, CE) 0 HOLLYWOOD 5:40 6 (1) WHEEL OF FORTUNE know who advised you to take is more likely to occut In an SQUARES 12) (17) LOVE, AMERICAN (7)0 FAMILY FEUD STARTING OVER ____________ STYLE (11) (35) MAUDE Maude takes them but it must have been individual on a 01c1um on the medical profession after for some reason other than deficient diet. Many people a (117) NEWS 6.00 she receives treatment from a ________ AN — _ _ the treatment of chronic mistakenly call osteoporosis ci EARLY DAY ___________________ 43 44 45 new doctor. AFTERNOON 46 — 47 48 49 0 HEALTH FIELD Other than gouty arthritis. The goal In arthritis. ln'23 3(1O) DICK CAVET1' Guest:CD (1)0 SUNRISE 1200 — — — treating gout really is to osteoporosis, calcium has Sandy Duncan, star of the — — 51 52 ARCHIE MEATBALLS — 0(1) MINDREADERS by Bob Montana O "II eliminate the excess uric acid little or nothing to do with 6:10 Broadway production "Peter 00 NEWS (12)(17)wORLDATLARGE (I'M SORRY.' IT LOOKS Pan." PROPHECY — — — or prevent its formation. I'm thesedisorders, You can't get rBUT, MR.WEATHER5EE,___15HESPELLEDRESUMã, 85 (Ii) (35) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER ________________ — ——— L. LIKE SHE WON'T DO, (!2)(17) ALL IN THE FAMILY i YOu DIDN'T HAVE I _____ sending you have too 6:25 Letter arthritis MR. WEATHERSEE, ANOTHER _____ 4(10) EDUCATIONAL PROR.EZ.O.O-M.A'J) EITHER. ITIMETO Mike learns the hard way that REI 4D HER DIDN'T 0(4) COUNTRY ROADS APPLICANT FOR THE ENGLISH — — number 2-3 Gout, Uxt Acid, much calcium In your diet. GRAMMING 59 ,,_RESUME.' —— games are not always child's ______ _____ TEACHING POITIOP4 HAS LEFT 1(17) LOVE, AMERICAN to give you a better un______________ — — —_— —__— — ___ 6:30 play. HER RESUME ,• Now there is one rare I deratanding of what causes (5)0 THE ED ALLEN SHOWSTYLE Boo (12)(17)NEWS gout and how it's treated medical condition associated 12:30 REAL PEOPLE Reports 0@) NEWS today. Other readers who with taking too much calcium @J 0 6:45 I, on a reunion of black World HOROSCOPE (5)0 SEARCH FOR TOMORwant this issue can saM 75 and that's the person who uses 124(10) A.M. WEATHER War II lighter pilots, an Indiana ROW ci a lot of soluble antacids such cents with a long, nudist colony, Mr. Backwards, 6:55 BYBE*NICEBEDE()OL (7)0 RYAN'S HOPE and a 10-year-old disc jockey self-addressed envelope font, as baking soda and at the 40 9) TODAY IN FLORIDA 1:00 arefeatured.R) Send your request to me, 1n same time drinksalotof milk (1) 0 GOOD MORNING 0 DAYS OF OUR LIVES 0 YOUNG MAVERICK FLORIDA or takes a lot of calcium. For Thud care of this D.c.mb., 27, 1979 0 THE YOUNG AND THE Ben becomes heir to a still-toBox 1551, Radio City Station, can cause calcifications in 7:00 RESTLESS be played poker hand willed to ' soft tissues of the body in. I,.,. 0(4) TODAY New York, N.Y. 10019. (ID 43 ALL MY CHILDREN him by a friend who dropped 0 MORNING NEWS cluding the kidney. ForU) (35) DICK VAN DYKE dead during a high-stakes , YOURBIRTHDAY Ingenuity, you'll complete it 0 GOOD MORNING EEK&MEEK Now you are not correct In \ innately, baking soda is just game. (Part I) 1:30 December , 971 by Howls Schneider AMERICA quIcker than you thought assuming that the enlarged \not used anymore to treat' (7)0 EIGHT IS ENOUGH The AS THE WORLD 0 Your imagination at)d possible. (II) (35) WORLD OF SUPER rM LKIk)G VR A U&Ar Bradfords launch a frantic bone Is because of an acid stomach conditions such TURNS creativity will have a chance search for runaway Nicholas. wr GEMINI (May 21-June 20) overabundance of calcium, 2:00 s ulcers so we almost never 24 (10) SESAME STREET (R) who has happily joined forces to work for you this coming Another's unpleasant Many people seem to have ThE ai xc€r LEMJG 0(4) THE DOCTORS C$JCEP'.. this problem now, year. If you don't let outside behavior can be turned about, __________________________________________________ 7:25 with a hobo (Jack Elam) (Y) 43 ONE LIFE TO LIVE ______________________________________________ VJEK -rJWJCJPAC14E(4J( searching for a lost fortune. TODAY IN FLORIDA 8 0 (44) pleuures interfere, your If you speak up and tell (Ii) (35) GOMER PYLE (Conclusion) (A) Cl.) 0 GOOD MOANING innovations could have long, person the disturbing effect 2:25 FLORIDA ([1) (35) JIM ROCKFORD term benefits. 0 (117) NEWS he or she is having on you. WIN ATBRIDGE t24 (10) GREAT PERFOFI.' (Dec. an. Tad OW aplomwy hdp. MANCIS "Bruckner: Sympho. • (4) TODAY7:30 . a.ao faced with an ny No. 9" The distinguished CANCER (June 21-July 22)' ' .. _ .. •(4)ANO1'HERWORI.D a GOOD MORNING six c (JOBS__ __ j F unpleasant situation involving Center your attention today 4$ ' by Al Vermeer _____ WHAT) 7 THE ' ' A (WN WROTE )N PRUNELLA ' ARE ASK COAPPLAINIWG THAT APY1SES TALKING' YOU PRUNELLA' HER HU5*NP Ft4S 'TO HIM AND REAPING I APVICE A )VlNG EYE.', GIVING HIM SCfE____ __________ ../ COLUMN' FOR 4 I THING r ,.. LIKE NORTH . WHAT A FiST' o'GrWh Letter. Mail $1 you'llbeaskedtoproveyour foreachtoAatro.Grapb,Boz st$.,s.,, r • . 543 * ?74 •Q$72 (0 bs4,/f1, (r ______ i_• ________________ BUGS BUNNY sasa ______________ . ___ I may try to get you to believe bank account gets a bit too your ideas are wrong. We eatreg, things with others and you'll LIIRA (Sept. 23'Oct. 23 be abs to get a reliable pl may go f jy two. your way today. There ii 110 PISCES (Feb. 30-March ) one better able ti ____ no matter resp-naiii 1 y falk how slight, that might arise entirety on your 7betWSSfl)1IUIdaCION *ACI77ARIUS (Nov. .' se.ociat. Otherwise It COUld Dec. *1) Before doing aims U Utmicissary rift. anything today that has an TAURUS (April 19-May 19) element of __ d)apce,__ better talk Tackle that distasteful thor. it over with as many people as thathasyousquesudlntoa p0be.I'll bet you'Udagige corner today. with a little your mjp,, I FRANK AND ERNEST bylobThavss wI 4 S. SUBCOMPACT I) MITE' dw ,,** THE ' 1, _91I P1 • YOU are Ong to score your king and boon lead. Now lookt the hearts. You hold king-queen-jack-nine and there is the 1 spot In dummy. So, you forget about posit. bilities in the spade suit except to grab the first trick Vulnerable' South ler. Both WISI Neftk East PAN S NT PAN with the ace socan lead your king of MArts X. Opening lead:•3 Declarer wWprobably duck but must take his ace some time or other. Then he will finesse the club. You will take 3tOUT king, wind up with spade, one club, three hearts and 100 points oà your side of ' ' _______________ y Oswald Jacoby £I ' FLORIDA 900 (I) DIFF'RINT STROKES Arnold and Willis are shocked when they discover Mrs. 0(4) EMERGENCY ONEI AMERICA (LV (35) TENNESSEE TUXEDO 1) 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS 12(10) CROCKETT'S VICTO- (DOMERV GRIFFIN RY GARDEN 4:30 Garrett's new boyfriend is many-years younger than she. I Llw$iltlk1 rov. j juarr ' _ ___ # won .1 Fog (5)0 A SHINING SEASON Timothy Bottoms portrays track star John Baker who, Illness, sPent his despite a last year of life guiding a losing girls' track team to their first s 0&frOP4GAU *1 I I ,I (7)OCHARUI'8AN0E1.S (1]) (35) DINAHI & FRIENDS Cohost: Pa Williams. Guests: Ed Asner. Bert Convy. Ann Jackson, The Dirt Bind, Ken Minyard. Mimi Kennedy. _____ __ ____- lid .. 'Lams is-se, - TUMBLEWEEDS H byT. K. Ryan ' . Ing. ' _______ ___ I Good Thru Dec. 26. 1979 I __________ __L-------------I _________ 'tTiijijTT 13. CHICKEN I I I I iSitems - All You Can Eat 40' Off 130' Off III FAMOUS RECIPE'S REGULAR DINNER I Good Thru Dec. 26. 1979 I Good Thru Dec. 26. 1979 I I-------____________ . I?Ilt(slIII]I1 1S I I I 8 PC. CHICKEN BUCKET' lncludes3 Side Items CHILI I II1 3 plCCeS hon.y.dipp.d fried chicken, mash potatoes and gravy, cole slaw and 2 hot butter tastin' biscuits. Honey upon request. 20' Off 1 Good Thru Dec. 26, 1979 75( Off 101-cloct Thru Dec. 26, 1979 Li ALLFORONIY17 VALUE $2.16 I Li I J FRIED CHICKEN 11amburgers "IT'S HON EY DIPPED" OPEN 10:30 am.. 10 p.m. Except Fri. & Sat. Closing 10:30 P.M. & Chicken 2850 Orlando Dr. (Hwy. 17-92) Sanford_ 11111_d_1s' •1 I Ii I 1-14 1301 French Ave. (Hwy. 17.2) Sanford - i N. Hwy. 17.2 Cass&berry !is _ tJ t%IJ iT I @ o Special. .' '.. . . 1100 __ •' I ... — S 49 ,1,.. • - - 18 Shrimp 5 for ___ WHave yuu ,.n a - appeared in ffi, 'Eveidni aidyouwmildllkils photo that ______ ! __ ____ ___ __ _____ __ __ ____ I(35)ij4V$I '- vspoe is shasbosn. ___ ___ ricelving from anOsford pro. ar i work o1 have? II, available. Now you ___ '- F*(Z)0IEWS _ ___ ____ ____ can order an eriat of ay % *lch has and savor them. Served on a bed of lettuce with two golden brown appeared ___ — What a catch! The sea's most succulent treasures ... plump, juicy tender boiled shrimp-chilled and mouth-watering. Just peel them ____ ____ inmelvaning Her. __ &M within ft bit 31 _____ Eat In or take out. days for $4.90 PIN X. hushpuppies. 0 Avilubis now at participating OrlandoArsa __ ' • $ . __ r . l2)(17)ThETET08 400 a copy? .. I(17)lArOPThILD by Craig 4. SALAD BAR I 111111,,,w ant p*itsrs. (Pwt 2 of 1$) ' 1 I DINNER 2 Pcs. Chicken With Salad Bar I I I IL PeeI&EatShdmp ___ ' ____ ____ . FREE___ I Off I I Good Thru Dec. 26. 1979 ' (10) MASTUIECS THE. _____ "The Duchess Of Duke *T ____ GEl 1 (5)0 BEWITCHED VEGAS Dan races crpss.(R) __ S I 00 I Straight hair grows longer than does wavy hair. StrpstI$"touls*discovsrsthat ___ (\ 1• rt um tH 6N1 5 ' A I.H 1 CHICKEN BUCKET HAMBURGER Inc. Side Items BUY 2 I '" mu the world's most demand. lngjob-t he preshdencyof(he United States focusing on against time to save a nun who is 'being held hostage in exchang.lor apricelssssloien ____ 2. ....' winning season. (D / FRIENDS 124(10) ViLLA ALEGRE (12)(17) ROMPER ROOM 110:00 ____ (5)0 ONE DAY ATA TIME (R) ilD (35) BANANA SPLITS AND 8:30 what it has dons to the men who hold it and what the man who hiM it have d(* to the country. by___ Stan _______ .. 20 PC. (A) •AMUUCANPRESIDENCY David Brinkley exam- U? "IM WAV very naive backwoods girl diecovers a man whose plane has the normal way to handle the Bfi*," care of this nwspa- spades in today'. hand Li to p P.O. Box 489, Radio CII')' coverNorth'.aevenwlthyour Station, Now York, N.Y. eight. U by scen. chance your 100 i9j 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL 3:30 No. 91n D Minor. (12)(17) MOVIE "Tammy And (10) AT THE WHITE HOUSE Cellist Mstl.lav Rostropovich, music director of the National Symphony Orchestra, performs from the East Room of the White House. Victor Mob points out that MODERN, send Silo: "Win at 300 aoo 5)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO 8:25 • There Is a 1t of bridge At. the ledger. erature on what are single-suit plays — plays tt (NEWSPAPERENTERPP.IIEASSN.) Involve the proper handling of one suit antjus't that one suit. (Foe' a copy of J4COBY ___ *W// *Q i'm wi'u. .W*1 TO MY Off A LW POW or ahead an4 efeat it. Just lo at the other auit& Declarer Ij surely going to have to te a club finesse, ____ 1" 11111___1111 1)0 GUIDING UGH? crashed and nurses him back 0(4')TODAY to health. (7)0 GOOD MOANING acontravoushou1dgoright •J53 by Stoffel & HiImdahI cleared today In money premises and IHEIES A AIMIN MV SOUP. •ioess IS CHICKEN DAY (Ii) (35)1 DREAM OF JEANNIE jj (35) TOM AND JERRY The Bachelor" (1957) Debbie Ø@) TODAY INFLORIDA Reynolds, Leslie Nielsen. A (7) 0 GOOD MORNING more ihportant princiDle of defenahe play Involvei here which lthatifyoucandefeai • A 103 KQJg ". •AK$ The air might need to be however, to make corn- Iflaltiti ____ involving othere. Its get what YOU WI*. probable all lbS fads i not SCOIIPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) known to bath side. You can breath. a sigh of ARIES (Marth 19) rell.4. Someone going to Promptly rectify any help you today with a 15poitt notrump. Thei\ Victor goes on explalz* that there is a far SOUTH AQUARIUS (Jan. ZQFeb. called 'for today when 19) A forceful person today $3$fl w10 I13*N$ Y0UI' . sible South has bid a fancr 4 •AQIIS7I EAST 419, Radio City ____ Station, N.Y. l00lLflltwetoipecifyblr VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) A th little expishung about the date. material facts of life might be HIS EYE.' _ _ snowned Vienna Philharmonic in Anton Bruckner's Symphony that tis is likely, but it is posh ,1O32 respond if net embarrassed, emotional aide Issues rule. von K a raj an leads the 1ackof spades, you will col iect ve quick side tricks. Net 2-21 #Q97 Find out more of what lies LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) ahead for you In the year You'llhe tobe eg, following your birthday by to color the truth In dealing sending for your copy 01 with others today because Austrian conductor Her lert AMERICA p5rer holds both kin and fidence. He or she will instead of letting the PRISCILLA'S POP :1 _____ 7:30 the actions of another, discuss on the real values you hope to It with this person in con- gain from your present goals WEDNESDAY WIATDOV0u &AM host __ ____ ___ JoIr Dswldson. Guests: Krss XD tDO 11l WtIV . kkh01ch$h%. SS LATE MOVIE "S*nslhlng For Joey" (1977 .. TI fslJine Pegs. Mwc Sltigir atory of Neiman tro____ his youngor hrolhor. who WN Alm ___ 0L MAT Gopher hi thur ins'. orarydienSedbytO thipving chimpanzees and Isaic's possessive mother. (A) for allmft.d time only. ©Copyrighl l9l9by Arthur Treachers Fish a Chips. Inc. All Rights Reserved. • 2197 W. CsIsnIal DrIve Olag.nsllyAcr.uPrsmLssftud) 22sB2611 p p pi sst$n 'E S rutaerents _ call ph — John Ceppelletti ____ __ doiiahofth . _ _ tophc.r 400 Highway 434 (NsxtToHaadyCfty) Altamonfo Springs fl41$.SsBinom Trail order SEAFOOD $503 W.ColonlaI Drive (Moat To Pins Hills Shopping Conr) Pins Hills Orlando 4077 E. Colonial Dr. $49 N. Orlando Ave. Winter Park 2259 S. 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RIPPLE FROZEN YOGURT TRAY YOGURT 1 envelope unflavored gelatin I envelope unflavored gelatin ¼ cup cold water ¼ cup cold water or orange juice 4 cup sugar, • •• cup sugar ¼ teaspoon salt ¼ teaspoon salt icup mashed ripe bananas (3 medium) 1 cup mashed ripe bananas (3 medium) 1 tablespoon lemon juice 1 tablespoon lemon juice i (8-ounce) container plain yogurt I (8-ounce) container plain yogurt 2 egg whites, unbeaten 2 egg whites, unbeaten I package frozen strawberries, thawed and pureed In small saucepan, sprinkle gelatin over water or orange 2 tablespoons light corn syrup juice. Place over low heat. Stir constantly until gelatin In small saucepan, mix gelatin and water. Stir over medium dissolves, about 3 minutes. heat until gelatin dissolves, about 1 minute. Stir In sugar and Stir In sugar and salt. Remove from heat. Stir in bananas salt. and lemon juice. Stir in plain yogurt. Remove from heat. Stir in bananas and lemon juice. Stir in . Pour Into freezer tray or 9by-5-by-3-Inch loaf pan. Freeze yogurt. until firm. * Pour Into freezer tray or 0-by-5-by-3-inch loaf pan. Freeze Turn mixture Into large bowl. Add egg whites. Beat at high until firm. speed of electric mixer until smooth and fluffy, about 10 Turn banana mixture into large bowl. Add egg whites. Beat minutes. Return to freezer tray. Freeze until firm. at high speed of electric mixer until smooth and fluffy, about 10 This kitchen-tested recipe makes about 54 cups. minutes. I MV BANANA RUM-RAISIN In small bowl, mix strained strawberries and corn syrup. You can make y our own frozen yoturt FROZEN YOGURT with 0 Alternate spoonfuls of yogurt mixture with strawberries In bananas or strawberries Substitute 2 tablespoons rum (or 1 teaspoon rum flavoring) freezer tray or loaf pan. Freeze until firm. :41 •., r how strong our resolve. We table without taking second v, at that tantalizing moment 1-½ teaspoons blue cheese 1-½ teaspoons chopped parsley i. teaspoons chopped chives ¼ teaspoon salt es for help. A single 5 ounce ¼ teaspoon pepper about 90 calories. And right Scrub potatoes, dry and prick with a fork. Bake in a 425 son, Idaho potatoes are In degree F. oven 55 to 65 minutes, until soft. Place remaining lers (and everyone else) can Ingredients In container of electric blender. Cover, process ng eating with the world's until smooth. Spoon 2 tablespoons topping over each potato. Yield: 4 servings. 125 calories per serving. A as just "filling." They've CHINESE BROCCOLI AND at source of complex carALMOND TOPPING and non-dieters alike. 4 Idaho potatoes poppIng with its tangy blue2 tablespoons vegeta ble oil base, is mere 35 calories of 1 medium onion, chopped nd Almond Topping over a 1 clove garlic, mashed iand is so delectable no one 1 package (10 ounces) frozen broccoli spears 1½ cups chicken broth 0 main dish recipes? There I teaspoon vinegar ree booklet: "Serve 'Em 1 tablespoon cornstarch ito Main Send a 1 tablespoon soy sauce ie to: Idaho Potato Corn1-3rd cup toasted, slivered almonds 1701. Ask for the "Serve 'Em ¼ cup chopped pimlento Scrub potatoes, dry and prick with a fork. Bake In a 425 LOW degree F. oven 55 to 65 minutes, until soft. In large skillet, heat DPPING oil; saute' onion and garlic until onion Is transparent. Add broccoli, chicken broth and vinegar. Mix cornstarch with soy sauce, stir Into skillet; bring to a boil, boil 1 minute. 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What's needed Is a new recipe Idea If you are to enjoy those last morsels of leftover turkey. * FAMILY LEONARD Herb seasoned stuffing rIgls Perf e ct for serving Turkey a la King or other creamed dishes. STUFFING RING WITH TURKEY A LA KING 1 (8-ounce) package herb seasoned stuffing 1 (10 34-ounce) can condensed chicken broth 4 eggs, well beaten 1 cup milk 2 (10 4-ounce each) cans condensed cream of chicken soup 2 cups diced cooked turkey 1 (4-ounce) ) jar pimiento, drained and diced 1 (10-ounce) package frozen peas 48 PKG * LAMILEGS CORNED am IRISKITS 3 TO £ GENUINE SPRING COOK SAME AS VEAL- SAVE $168 $118 NEW IIALANft CUSK STEAK 2 * * IIILTt -- Breakfast Link Sausage ti - - (Ni (MI WN.i PIN IKMPMn SMOKED PORK sifrø CHOPS hiiswlck Stew~ ONTM sZssiOTfli . brews. I,.Mkk wh powdered_=. *5__ 4•__- SAVE Sod UMP (79' 64" 11T ---. $&"2tINi F'" CHABLIS sees an smw-is, Del M..d.V mop ASS -. 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I Lii 13ONELESS SMOKED NEW YEAR'S FEAST SMOKED NOG JOWLS & BLACK EYE PEAS 1x 4 Rod Smet Potatoes Ga. — TRADITIONAL 90 to,120 A90 1 All Purpose Yellow onions _____ ALL ITEMS AND PRICES GOOD WEDNESDAY. U.S. NO. 1 Chef Size Potatoes j • 1 cup frozen chopped onion I clove garlic, minced 34 teaspoon salt 'teaspoon Italian herb seasoning L4 teaspoon herb pepper seasoning 2 large eggs, beaten 1 cup shredded Cheddar cheese 4(6-inch ) pita breads, halved, or sesame hamburger buns Add spinach and herb seasonings. Stir over low heat until spinach Is hot. Stir in eggs and salt to taste. Sprinkle with cheese. Continue to cook just until eggs are set, occasionally stirring gently. Remove from heat. 3418 p0 potatoes, topped with a creamy blue cheese sauce, can be included In most weight-loss diets. Baked r . Fresh Slaw or Salad $Aire 10 * . Drain spinach well. Press out excess liquid. Brown meat with onion and garlic over high heat, stirring occasionally. Drain off excess fat. B's! SuqinPit,jucc! LJKEEM to ____ 375 * —, At4ROflflO 'Hed OVO * GOOD WED.. DEC. 2$ THU I TUES.. JAN. I. 1110. LIMIT.t Of EACH COUPON WITH A U so FOOD ORDER. AND NOODLES 8 ounces flni'igg noodles (abo ut 4 cup.) Itàblespocm salt 3 quarts boiling water 1 large onion, chopped 1 clove garlic, minced 2 thblespoons olive oil 2 thedlum tomatoes, peeled, seeded and coarsley chopped 4 teaspoon paprika Spanl** stuffed green olives, halved ¼ cup chopped parsley ôradually add noodles and salt to rapidly boiling water, so that water continues to boil. Cock uncovered, caslorally, until tender. Drain In colander. Meanwhile In large skillet, saute onion and garlic In oil until 901111111., Add tomatoes and paprika. Cook over low best, Miffing often, for 5 mInutes. Md olives, parsley and noodles. Cook and Mir pmgij hot. * - which blends spinach, ground Joe's special sandwich beef, eggs and cheese with such seasonings as Italian herb, herb pepper and garlic -- might have been too much for the Earl of Sandwich. However, it makes a fl avorful filling for pita bread, buns or hero rolls. Serve with your favorite potato dish and fresh vegetable sticks. JOE'S SPECIAL SANDWICH 1 (12-ounce I package frozen chopped spinach, thawed 1 pound ground chuck . , Pasta makes an excellent side dish or light supper when served with homemade fresh tomato sauce and a green salad Spanish seasoning sauce called sofrito Is mixture of tonatoes, garlic, onion, parsley and stuffed green olives, all sauteed In olive oil. In Spain the sauce usually tops rice. beve wflfl une on for a tasty side dish. 1F: There's artistry In the making of a sandwich. Americans seem to have a special flair for combining un usual but cornplementary Ingredients. . : 1 * i mer can Sandwiches ..; *• 8oz P1(0. WITH COUPON 1,111017.1 COUPON I UN * European * I POTATO I CHIPS • ' ORDIP 'N CHIPS Spanish Accent * * • * PANTRY PRIDE IRRA r. * • I428•I Pasta Given 'S . 1. * WHEN YOU Buy I Gil I 11 If you are calorie conscious, but bored by a summer of salads, It Is the time to acquaint yourself with the ancient art of stir-frying. For starters, try this Oriental Celery Saute. Quick and easy, It Is guaranteed elevate celery from Its usual place in the vegetable bin as a salad-stretcher to a status spot as an exotic side dish on your dinner table... Soy sauce and ginger are basics In this method,, which alms to present foods as an artistic and harmonious blend of flavors. Quick cooking of fowl, fish and vegetables over a high heat seals in flavor, color and nutrients. ORIENTAL CELERY SAUTE Select tender Inner stalks from 3 heads Pascal celery. Wash thoroughly and dry on absorbent paper. Cut each stalk Into diagonal slices V4-inch thick. Melt ¼ cup (4 stick) margarine in a skillet. Add celery and saute quickly over high heat 3 to minutes, or until almost tender, stirring constantly. Add 3 tablespoons soy sauce, 1 teaspoon sugar and a grating of fresh ginger root or a dash of ground ginger. Makes 6 servings. * In A Dishes." , 13 There's Artistry $M *1st InN Pantry Pride Whipped Topping INi1N Is Sliced Strawberries Pantry Pride Pie Shells so Dian Duty Noire But Stew V1111118 . I** Pam* Mix Nw'S 1111111111 IN Pride Pancake Syrup CRISCO OIL 31 3P1 494 3P 1 994 1m 794 794 199 Cinnamon Crisp Stirs Memories Apple desserts made wIth 2 tablespoons milk fresh apples of the fall season 1 tablespoon butter or go well with all festive meals. margarine, softened apple.dnnainon crisp will Combine soup,14 cup sugar, remind many of Grandma's lemon Juice, cinnamon and homemade apple pies and nutmeg. apple bettys of years ago. TOSS apples with so.,p APPLF,CINNAIION mixture. Pair Into buttered ICRISP Inch squar, or 10-Inch round 1(11-ounce) can condensed biking disk. theddar Qieese soup Combine % cup luger with 1cup brown sugar remaining Ingredients., 1 teespoon lemon Juice Sprinkle over apples 1 teaspoon ground cmBake at 375 degrees for 45 namon minutes or until dons. Let ¼ teaspoon ground nutmeg stand 15 rpjmg,, or more S cups very thinly sliced before serving. apples (about 8 apples) Serve with whipped topping % cup quick-cooking oats, or Ice cream U deslrd. This uncooked kitdieneged recipe makes ¼ cup chopped walnuts about 5% cups. * * * 1' * • • �II 12C-Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford, FL Wednesday, D.C. 2, 1,7 - I ao 7 BRING IN THE N'M1 sM ' A M101WIll A5 IUUNI ABC HAS THE LOWER EVERYDAY PRICES ounty Case Could Reach Sup reme Court lop IN A IIAUTIPUL NEW O4e_ARC COCKTAIL LOUNGI& DISCO l FINEaI MPORTEDI 1:•JL LANSON BLACK LABEL ............. iosoCS. 25.402. : AT ALL 150 ABC's IN FLORIDA By DAVID M. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer An Altamonte Springs attorney is trying to 10.49 ! "1 '71 VINT.iuson III uw, 161.00c$. 25.402. 15.95 PIPER HIEDSEICK Lx. oiv 121.50 CS. 25,40Z. 11.95 154.50 CS. 25.401 14.99 PIPER HIEDSEICK VIE. w,...... 162.00 CS. 25.401 14.95--' PIPER HIEDSEICK VINT. BRUT MOET & CHANOON ..................... lIL5OCS. 25.402. 11.95 2802. 12.95 0 MUMM'S EX. DAY ............... ........ 139.50CS. MUMM'S CORD ROUGE ................ 165,00 CS. 2602. 15.93 PRICES IN THIS AD GOOD THRU TUESDAY JAN. 1 FROM ALL OF US AT SANFORD COCKTAIL LOUNGE PKG. STORE HIGHWAY 17.52 SOUTH CITY LIMITS LON GWOOD COCKTAIL LOUNGE PACKAGE STORE HIGHWAY 17.57 NEAR 434 OPEN SUNDAY A U H Al lie CASSELACARY NEW ABC DISCO' LOUNGE RIVOIVING (lAW W.T. COLOR CHANGING LIVE ENTERTAINMENT FOUNTAIN OPEN SUNDAY ABC "DISCO" LOUNGE HI-WAY 436-ONE BLOCK E. OF 4 D w (J B !? ABC 0 FOR YOUR CON VENIENCE ALL ABC STORES & LOUNGES WILL BE OPEN "NEW YEARS DAY" LE DUC suic ot .uiics ............. 75.00 CS. office while the Circuit Court in Seminole tried to However, the state managed to win a reversal decide iyhich of over 200 creditors of Webb's last year in the Florida Supreme Court. Fabulous Drugs were entitled tothe money. Now Alper is on to fight the decision in Attorney Harvey Alper is preparing to request Washington. the court take jurisdiction In the case involving Under florida law, Income generated by the Alper said he became involved in the case as an the dissolution of a chain of drug stores in 1976. clerk's office goes to the clerk, a law Alper says appointed aide to the court when Eckerd Drugs of He said he must file his request by Jan. 2, but denies the creditors their rights. College Park Inc. offered about $2 million to buy even If he gets the necessary papers prepared in "I'm sire It didn't cost the clerk $93,000 to in- out Webb's. time, he only has about a one In 25 chance of vest the money," he said, explaining he believes Webb's had more than $2 million in outstanding 8 Po l lin g Places ha d PAS 14.50 4.9 __ ROYAL DE NEUVILLEWIUTI .51.UCS. 25.402. 549 jC '71 VINT. RUINART....... BAIT FINEST 187.50 CS. 2607. 14.95 de LILt ' '71 VINT. RUINART ILiAC ot st.iac IN.50CS. 2807. 19.95 \ GOLD SEAL FINK. Slut. Lx. 11T. MD UCZI.Y.ITATL SPAR I.LIN$$UIGUIICVN.Y.STATI. ............ .53.UCS. 25.402. 499 7410 £5. CHARLES FOURNIER SIMC DL um 25.402. 7,49 ABC HAS THE LARGEST BECARRO ASTI SPUMANTI IV. SP*iu TESS CS. 25.402. 6.99 LE DUC we Pi st.*iics 82.00 CS. o Iw VICTORI ASTI SPUMANTI.............. 51.00 CS. IN THE SOUTH 12 YR. SCOTCH OLD RARITY '1i 25.402. CUTTY SARK SCOTCH M . 8 79 QT. CANADIAN -K 4b CHOI 6.59" 2. .041c'0Z. . ANY 12- 105.45 .. MYERS RUM BEEFEATER GIN IThU1IUL'1i - - .' . p MAINUN Captives To Be 'Witnesses' Against U.S. The TAYLOR iwi CREAM SillilY3. 19 LIMIT TWO PU CUSTOMLI W/COUPON one yew: Precinct Khomeini Aide: Hostages Free After Trial 46 and 86' SCOTCH Forest Lake Precinct No. 61 Elementary School, 2001 Sand Lake Rd., Forest City. TOKYO (UPI) A close aide of international tribunal even If they are Precinct No. 62 Melodes Skating Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini said in an found guilty of spying. W. 25th St., Sanford. - ROYAL VIIV1T CLAN MacGREGOR - - Rink, 2700 80 SCOTCH VLUL't No. iOoiw.,A iO1fl Skateway, 11 will appear before such a tribunal as Tehran Wednesday with the Japanese witnesses. newspaper Malnichi Shimbun, said that lie also said Iran is ready to free the hostages "If a more appropriate witness interview published today that Iran in. Ayatollah Mohammed Beheshtl, "The trial that we are talking about is once his goverrunent achieves the key (the shah) comes out." tends to release all the U.S. Embassy secretary of the Iranian Islamic designed to expose to the world aim of "trying" the United States, "all lie said the hostages are "repressed Blvd., vu,, )tages in Tehran after their trial by an revolutionary Council, said the hostages America's policies toward Iran for the the hostages will be released," people" who were "employed as tools by , last 30 years," Beheshti said. " Th e "Even if some of the hostages were the oppressors," and ruled any Iranian new hostages will appear in the trial of the found guilty of espionage charges, they tilt toward the Soviet Union as out of the places to e an improvementover what United States as witnesses." would be given clemency," Beheshti question and said, "Iran has no plan to fty hadIP", Ms. Bruce 0 Wa The religious leader, in the interview tn said. export revolutions." Precincts No.31 and No: 39 will tinue at the same location, however, U Canelbem. Voters ANY 12. 63.95 I , - VERMOUTH 2,99 I .' - - p.' N.Y. i - - A - G000 W1 0 DE C 26 539 . , KY. * - ' . - U.im st ANY 12.82.85 QUART REBEL 6.09 YELL LIMIT ONE KA CUSTOMER W/COUPON - By DONNA ESTES bag the ir garbage and if the weather Herald Staff Writer were hot there could be a health problem. Christmas garbage and trash at 3,000 . . ge City Commissioner David Farr said he Sanford households, piled at the curb received no complaints. Asked whether it since Tuesday, will be picked up Friday. wouldn't have be en a better procedure to By lTA.' i " No pickups were made Tuesday, notify the people that there would be no Herald Staff Writer Ctri.sttta as the city' refuse and collection on Tut'sdav, Farr said, "I don't trash collectors had the day off. Since think the people expected a pickup on Eight election precincts In Seminole Wednesday was a regular day off for the Christmas Day. I hope the people UnCounty have new polling places, sanitation workers, refuse wasn't picked derstand that the sanitation people need The changes were made to improve ' up Wednesday either and the same tiling Christmas off the same a the rest of us voting facilities and to replace polling will happen over the New Year's holiday, do." places that became unavailable, said City Manager Warren Knowles said Moore said if the city had called the Camilla Bruce, supervisor of elections today, sanitation personnel in to work on Voters In the following precincts will ta., Mayor Lee 11. Moore said, however, he Wednesday, their regular day off, the vote for the first time at these new polling received a number of complaints Wed- city would have had to pay time-and-aplaces In the presidential preference 1' nesday and will be discussing with half or double time. prhnary March 11 Knowles whether the same schedule Precinct No. 5 - Oviedo Women's Knowles said city hall received 56 ca lls should be maintained next week Club, King Street ( between high school inquiring when garbage and "hindsight is much better than Wednesday and Methodist Church), Oviedo trash would be picked up since it was not foresight " Moore said noting th e city Precinct No. 10 - Lake Mary commission decided to work garbage and picked up Tuesday. lie said two of those Presbyterian Church, 128 W. Wilbur trash crews Christmas Eve when other calls were complaints. "Most people Ave., Lake Mary. V.'' employees had the day off.' It was also understand that workers get a paid Precinct No. 12 Spring Lake decided that the CTCW5 would not work on holiday," Knowles said. Elementary School, Orange Avenue, The manager said it costs about $1,200 Christmas And Wednesday was a between State Road 436 and State Road / per day to operate a refuse crew, and day regular off for the crews which work 432, Forest City. While the city in the past has paid / a four-day week, 10 hours daily. Precinct No. 21 Sanford City Hall, ,, overtime wages for refuse collection on avoided having to pay for another 300 N. Park Ave., Sanford. holidays, the budget is too tight this year holiday nod" Moore id Precinct No. 28 Seminole County carry th e extra cost. Concern that a heal th hazard might to Teachers Federal Credit Union, 2450 Knowles also said there would be no garbage ur ye. (a ) rebate of garbage fees to those three days before it is picked up Friday Precinct No. 52 Augustine households which only one received ll a y e d by C oun ty S an it ar i an V a l ______ WINS a refuse collection this week and will Robbins.said if the garbage Precinct No. 54 -First Baptist Church Trash greets the eye on many a Sanford street receive only one next week. problem looms for next week, when work crews properly bagged, as It is supposed to of Sweetwater, e Vi UYI The city serves 6,000 households with these days. There has been no pickup since " and considering the cool get New Year's Day off. However, the county weather, there IAngwood. garbage and trmh picku p problem. Monday, prompting 56 phone calls to city hail. The Precinct No, 59 sanitarian says there is no health hazard at this is no First Federal fee of $5l6 per month. e added In t t ma n y 0 o d n ot piope r y ope rly Building, Southeast corner of Palm garbage will be collected on Friday, but the same time. Springs Drive and Highway 438, Altamonte Spr1W. following precincts have voted at the following polling places for less than - £ GOOD WED,,DEC. 26 amount allocated as his fee for work and the costs of litigation had to be turned over to the creditors whom the court finally decided deserved the money. While Alper's chances, based on the total number of cases before the Supreme Court, are only one in 25, he said he believes the case is a basic matter of property rights, one the court should agree to hear. . ' JAMAICAN Ct invested it, but all of the interest - except the for commercial bonds, Alper explained, County Clerk Arthur Beckwith said the huge interest payment was the first like it in the close to 20 years he has held his post. Normally, the clerk handles a total of about $500,000 a year, and that money is in and out in a short period of time, not held for years. The money generates very Little interest, Beckwith said. - SEAGRAM ftdodr-~ Iml ; county clerk, who invested it after receiving bids . 4.49 9 OLD REPEATER pay. For the first year, the money was held by the From 1977 on, following his appointment to aid the court in determining who would get what, Alper was given control of the funds. He, too, Garbage Piling Up On Sanford Streets n .. SELECTION debts and Eckerds had to file an interpleader action, a suit to ask the court to determine who to Florida law which provided an extra $93,000 to the Seminole County Clerk's general fund, 6.99 d " 25.4 02. actually having his case decided by the high the county Is only entitled to costs under the court, constitution, The case Involves about $93,000 in interest on Circuit Court Judge Kenneth Leffler agreed challenge, before the U.S. Supreme Court, a just under $2 million in escrow with the Clerk's with Alper and found the law unconstitutional. . 0 Evening Herald-( US PS) 481.280)-Price 15 Cents $TR. kY. SRI. 1iI 'wi 7tH IIIN HORN ,cAu ___ much to the election's office dismay, she IVB Ael Iran rns Against Sanctions - - Every effort was made, Ms. Bruce aid, to separate the two precincts, but no Iran, details of his second mission to Iran since TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) establislunents in the ares wouldagreedeclaring itself virtually at war with the the Nov. 4 siege began. that they had the facilities to handle united States, warned all the American In a direct challenge to the United voting. Both precincts Will continue 10 hostages will be tried as spies if the U.N. States, Iran's foreign minister said if vote at English Estates School, Oxford Security Council imposes any economic Washington won Security Council ap. Road, Fern Park. sanctions against it. proval for Its plans for an economic Voters who do not know, their precinct Three American clergymen . ended blockade, Tehran would retaliate by number will find it to the right of their their Christmas visit to Iran and flew putting all the hostages on trial asspies. street address on their voter I.D. card. home via lAndon early today, although President Carter has said he would ask - 10 TRIP $may if ¶1 r ri ML ROUSE CIUMPPAR 2 .59 -- 61 "a U79 QT. L1 CASE OF i ANY 12.79,95 PEMARTIN. IMP. SPAIN ll CRIAM Sillily PALE DRY MEDIUM CAsE OF 1243.0$ number of hostages held in the occupied U.S. Embassy for 54 days remained 40". unreiolv.d. - The clergymen - the Revs. William Sloane Coffin, Wiluim J. Howard Jr., and Catholic Bishop Thomas Guinbieton who are carrying 33 personal meesafes from the hostages said theY saw all th. captives -43 of them but UN State Department insisted there are 50 hostages and the matter was unlikely to be settled until Washington and the clergy conipared list& Controversial figure, Rep. George Hansen Of Idaho, continued his solo and unofficial diplematic efforts, which have ftm O&MM and the White Howe, to secure the release Of the cI1ves but he refused to give any "cvsrA&. CLEAR" t5.4 IL .k.,.A •I..*4 .. WU4 lI Ia culls fl 69 - -, UOIIIS FARKH TAKE *111) U r -- a.YV ° 0*110 a RHINE OCHIRM VIN NOW * ** ,, °' _ -- DIAl. FOIITETI -- ?ICNATIME?AEBA*3E1..II. °i CUAWU NAME MN 4141 o 399 . JUSAMPIS r '16 MT. PATEII d Al :sul* 16 DIAT. di CAMO$.si 11DIAT.MUTSMUYMs fit" IMP. OWN" # 11INT-c"116111111114L WAO 3.09 ill 595 12$ 12$ 13.41 I NJ CONNOISSEUR I *aC SHERRY 5$ • ITA LY • '. 't' tit' '7$ CUT. OPiNAIT M NTOIW 13.41 499 • PALE DRY no a aIT. tn mmmiii ins . IN '72 OuT. MIlTON NTPIDIEII CUT fl =u lr=I.t NIIIIAITELEI KIUF VAflUE m M11mmNOMIPATIM 499 a. Ti. MUL v. iii •- NOLM !" IACCIII$ MIst*fl ..W i., LW I nay - S PIAMNA 4 2$ S CHIANTI 2$ IA t.ig 2$ ':== EJJUE* sT MCII. IPATLEIE SYV OX. __ iL -. .. •,. : 3.41 to 9' ST GOMIN M ___ . 1.9' •.,•. . ..e*. .lot 30. I,.._.4 T...J ?? 11 u.s. ------ 11W 16111UUH5 5UIII ILWI WIU diplomats have been sounding out U.N. delegates about it. "U there is a U.S. resolution or any an economic blockade action we definitely abandon the Idea of a grand jury and we go on with trials of the hostages as spies," Sadegh Ghotbzadeh said Wednesday in an in. terview with ABC. He said these spy trials, which could carry the death penalty by firing squad for the Americans, would be held in place of a less ominous grand Jury Iran was plannlngto convene in the first week of Jan. na fig EXAnister p'yjniy ad the hostages would be called only as 'i" rather than defendants at the grand Jury hearings. - - -.- I..L- ,.. 2 -- . .- - ... P1• ," r .. . - ..- 'p.. t, .. , .'p . . • i... 'C ... •. • • -, ..-. ... "- . Dart Board To Hostages? 0 . ,, IN 3.1 469 " 699 OL S0N•tI M011 : • 4.49 Qd A. . BEDFORD PARK, flL (UPI) - The dhMiadw Of an Ayatollah Ruhollab )flvn.Ini dart board poster says he Is tmylng to hive 0$ Of them delivered to lbs U.S. Embassy in iran -ow for each of the American hostages. Miebsol McCormack, ON, executive vice president Of Dell Press, said Wed. aesday Ihe firm Pit= tomall the poste*'s CONCO 6.99 oco a •i -- 7 lS? MUM " I_ .J WIL 1011*1$111412 NUN JA MMNA$T 11111110111118"A1$U$E 3.49 IA**INAIIUUNIS$LEIE ':9' 1141111$ U$TAISLUE t#01 - 4s" ** ! . ___ 2$ NFOR 1*IWD NS11 _ 5.49 M 24 OL •' IM . Sebastiani WW SCIUU NOCEUIEIP VA ___ NRAWN WITIJIU$DIWIIMIPATLE$f LW __ •' ND/MITE DATI __ KLUWT1IIIII' 1.... . '11*y (the hostages) may decide to burn the poster or to ttrow darts at it," MCCorITIaCk said. "Our point is that these people are Americans, this reflects them, and they stiould be able to decide whether they want the posters." The 1744nch by IO4ndx posters, which sell for $2 retail in the United States, dplay a picture Of eini enchvW by five rings. McCormick posters can be used for dart boards, or and 00 U.S. flag. to lb. hostages and, If n.oesewy, hand.dsli,ir the material to the gate Of the emhy, for target practice. . . - . I . . •- - .-- . - ___TJ .• . s.r..i A FAMILY AFFAIR by T• N•IwI Donald Bushart makes exercising a family affair as he works his way th rough Heart Park on th e lakefront in Sanford. with his son Randy and daughter Kim. The Busharts are vacationing here from Elmira: N.Y., and find our chilly mornings 'lust like October back home" � 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, 1979 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 26, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 26, 1979. 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 26, 1979; <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/b817bb842de46f8f69b2eb551c43eab9.pdf b572463c52ffd0a09a096c54ed1b0ce5 PDF Text Text 72nd Year, No. 107—Monday, December 24,1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—(USpS) 481.280)—Price 13 Cents Iran May Release 'Sme o ' mosta ges Oa k -, TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) - A Tehran newspaper today quoted Foreign Minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh as saying "some" of the 50 American hostages would be released today to mark Christmas, but the militant students occupying the U.S. Embassy denied the report. "We have not had any orders from the Imam (Ayatollah Ruhollab Khomeini) and none of the hostages will be released until then," a spokesman for the students said. The Kayhati afternoon newspaper quoted Ghotbzadeh as saying, "Some of the hostages will be released this afternoon (Monday). "This release will take place to mark the Christmas celebrations on the order of Ayatollah Khomeini." Ghotbzadeh gave no further details, the newspaper said, but reports circulated In Tehran that three hostages might be released. Khomeini said earlier today in a special Christmas Eve message that the return of the shah was the key to the release of American hostages, now in their 51st day of captivity. Iran also officially asked Panama to extradite the ousted Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi. The foreign ministry and militant students denied as false foreign news reports that small groups of the hostages have been shifted from the U.S. Embassy to secret locations around Tehran to forestall any military reiw attempt. "The hostages are all in the embassy and none have been moved out of it," a spokesman for the students said. The students released three photographs showing several of - by Hal Kaufman NEWS BREAK. This news bulletin appears to be written in code or in a foreign tongue: -. ATTE NTIOPI ALIPOINTS: SANT ACLA USIS ONHI SWAY. But if you study it, it's easy to read. What does it say? - AM %114 uo si %flI i4U5 c4UOd lit - . Follow directions: 1. Remove a snow vehicle and an animal remains: SDLEEEDR.2. Remove agreen tree and a sky object remains: PSITNAER. 3. Remove a cat and a toy remains: MDARNUXM. t J4' ° Pd L 'JP 'PIS 1 ,' ;. ..' wnp "uew HOCUS-F CUS • ; ,, \,_, What Say? In three years, Grandpa's hearing aid will be three times as old as it was three years ago. How old is it now? ,, Tongue Teaseri Say fast: Santa showered Sally Swift with silk shirts and slinky slips. 41111 .,•.,,, ,. .• .,. USE YOUR HEAD •. ..., 40 • •• - CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? There area? least six differeSlNdraldetaIsbentop and pa,, Hew quickly can yea fled tiem? Chick answers wilt, flwee below, sjn p '5unw ip iiii Apu3 pieoqç ç eunui $ dw.'iC u,unu si "u c a.ians, 6U,voç :si&.jssaQ j • • FOR LAUGH$i You are invited to use yourhead,orat least part of It, for some fun with the following moor ' Stunt 1. Try, if you can, to raise one eyebrow without raisin the other, as Santa is doing n t7 Vc:ry, if you can, to touch either ear with either elbow. Stunt 3. Hold a piece of paper to your fore'. head. Try, if you can, to print .your name legiblyacrossth.p... per with a crayon or lOftpencil,Asafur. thor test, give It a try before a mirror. .. '' - ' - 9- • '. .•• -7 '. ., ' . 1 ,-. . e -. - .. .. . • the hostages receiving some of the estimated 1.1 million Christmas cards that have swamped the embassy. It was the first evidence that the captives had received any cards or gifts. One of the hostages in the photographs was positively identified as Marine guard William Gallegos, who was also recently interviewed by NBC television. The photos showed the hostages kneeling on the floor of a room, opening Christmas mail piled in front of them. Khomeini broadcast a special Christmas Eve appeal to the American nation and other Christians saying: "Demand of Carter that he return the deposed and criminal shah to Iran, since the key to the release of the spies Is in his hands." No independent observer has seen the hostages for several weeks although several captives, in telephone conversations with relatives, backed student claims they were being well fed and generally well treated. One of the two groups of clergy — a three-man delegation — was officially invited by Khomeini to hold religious services for the captives. A member of that delegation, the T?e' Wit!::. •cloan Coffin, Presbyterian minister of New York's Riverside Church, criticized Carter's handling of the embassy crisis. He said before leaving New York that Carter's request for economic sanctions against Iran was "highly reminiscent of Lyndon Johnson's bombing of North Vietnam. It only puts iron up the spine of the other side." • ..• .. U.S. Officials Think Russians Will Back Sanctions Against Iran • (6 ,.. 2 . . • .: . •' .-. '•'<..... u . • :'. ,: ______ .",:. J•_s.. /,.•. .. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Despite a before the Security Council by the United approve the action. In addition, any of lack of any assurances from the States, the five permanent members, including Russians, the United States believes the "We are confident there won't be a Russia and China, can veto the sanctions. Soviet Union will support its effort in the veto," he said. "They know full well what The Soviets supported the U.N. United Nations to impose economic it means to us." Security Council resolution calling for sanctions against Iran, U.S. officials say. Nine of the council's 15 members must release of the hostages. "They understand the importance we attach to this," State Department . . '-i:.1 WHAT'S UP? What can yea draw he complete the picture abeve?'.To find oat, add conitsthu, lines 1 he I Is 3, etc. • 4 spokesman David Passage said "Wearecvnfidenttheyunderstandthe implications for U.S.-Soviet relations should they be seen to be the cause of the U.N.nt tauft ,ct does no(tam . action In this matter." P. MEKK 0 00 1. • "from Proft CHRISTMAS FLOWERS NOW Certain flowers have become associated with different holidays throughout the year: the lily is symbolic of Easter and for Mother's Day one wears carnations, At Christmas, the bright red leaves of the poinsettia help decorate our homes for the holiday. helping supply the demand for this Christmas plant Is Garrett Nursery on Marguette Road In Sanford. Dennis Garrett and his family have supplied more than 20,000 of the potted plants this year to retailers throughout the state to help say "Merry Christmas from Sanford" He added: "We have every reason bebm we will receive their support." Passage did not explain why U.S. offidala held such confidence, but It was known that Secretary of State Cyrus Vance discussed the economic sanctions two weeks ago with Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin in Washington In addition, U.S. Ambassador Thomas Watson Jr. met with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Groinyko In Moscow about the proposed action. It also was known that both Vance and Watson put the Soviets on notice, in the strongest diplomatic terms, that a Security Council vetowould beseen as an Uunfriendly SCtIOfl Passage said the Russians understand the proposal for sanctions is probably the most important matter ever brought Th e Evening Herald will not publish Christmas Day, Tuesday, Dec. 25 so that employees and carriers may enjoy the holiday with their families, The Herald will publish New Year's Eve and New Years Day. Today Action Reports .................ZA Around TheClock ..............4A ' Bridge .........................10 Qasalfied Ads ..............lB-SB Comics ........................10 so I . , bmj it (94rmtmas Dr. Lamb ......................10 Editorial ....................... IA florid ........................M Horoscope..................... ID Horoic Hospital .......................2* Nation......................... Ourseives......................10 Sports ....................1OA.IIA .....................lB Weather .......................IA I r re qi L All only 22 returned home. The rest went to Why do kids run away? "I'm no expert," she said, "no relatives, long-term foster homes, and 17 They don't make houses like that any with this Sanford woman and her family. sociologist, but since early 1974 we have to other institutions. A placement is not • • • -, more. Large rooms, high ceilings, We will call her Mrs. B., because 115, had 97 kids sleep under our roof —75 of necessarily permanent. Children also run from foster homes and shelters. Department of Health and Rehabtlltatl* them runaways, and (I) have made some h.rist runbllng and roomy. signs of Sometimes the stays are only overare everywhere — the sparkling tree in Services requires her to maintain appalling personal observations. Most of these runaways were not wanted beck night, and a few are 60 to 70 days, even the corner of the living room surrounded anonymity, One of these boys was scheduled to home. In a great many instances they though they are supposed to be limited to by brightly wrapped gifts, the creche on the mantle and the row of red stockings haves hearing before authorities Friday, were forbidden by parents to return. The 30 days. "Teen-agers are harder to place banging expectantly over the fireplace, but it WU postponed until Jal lie Is majority of the youngsters were dealing in foster homes," she explained. "A group home in Seminole County is But this Is not just a home for a closely unhappy; he had hoped to spend with a step-parent or a mother alone. In with his MoJW who lives sets of natural parents (not divorbadly needed and would ease the Christmas Two knit family, It is also a shelter home, and till folks who live here have hearts, like another state, but now his hopes have cod) were In prison, one for arson and situation for us," she said. "We can take four in an emergency, but even three at • • • • one for embezzlement. their home — big and roomy with enough been dashed. one adds to distress. Each ethers who 'one boy was trying to cope with a one time 1 . Mrs. B. remembers IM to Ind nearly 1 disued ' pnd girls who have come their way. weren't home for Christmas — two physically ill mother and a hospitalized has so many problems of his own, they ,Tbere's always room for one more Uteri from New York. "I kflOW, because father who had failed in a suicide at. demand a lot of attention." Mrs. B. Is on home they were at our house," the said. "A tempt. The boy's solution? Attempted duty 34 hours a day. declared the sjiei Sometimes having a constant flow of Friday tacking up another third boy would have been here, too, but sigeld,." ner, The compisite child who stays at the troubled strangers in their midst causes stOIng and preparing to receive a teen- his mother 'let' him come home for t1 boy that night. She did not know his Qwlitniai Eve and Christmas Day. But thefter home Is 1444 years old (although problems for the family. "Periodically name, but even a stranger can expect a what's Christmas to his mother? One day they have had them from S to 17), white, we have to take a rest and let our own from a better-than-average Income family knit together," she said. "I am out of 315. Theta all, stocking and gift of his own here. brac1i and frcmnu broken how —with very cognizant that my own l3-yearoldis g • the scale Upping I'lgMly toward females. growing Into a difficult age and I try to .1 The composite is a smoker and it Is not make sire he gets proper attention. The mumzalforaWywoldtohawimoked troubled kids demand a lot of attention; for I or 7 years. He or siie claims to and occasionally he resents some dl!believe In God, but has no positive ficult ones." ezperIsit*or.um$uinhlior "At Christmas tune it is especially her Id,. • teetery. We would have a marvelous time Not all the kids are runaways some with just our own family, but we don't been Shelter Home mother tacks up stocking for a runaway teen-ager. know whetlwr the unhappy youngsters '11* physical as thUe kids have will a.ttie down and celebrate with us. endured continues as their 'solution' to "Some appreciate It, some don't and Responsibility and accountability are outcome in God's hinds," Mrs. B. said, "Mrs. B. saId. 01. astonished others run away. While they're here, all characteristics," she said. "I give a place to eat and sleep and Iii in the each has some chore tc do everyday. I d011Vh first two a ahouldè to cry on. Many of them come "We suffer through many emotional shelter, told his C wr4or he hadn't seen tcl them, 'I'm not your maid and you're later It vWt or write letters. enyburor hit aayho,yet.During one not min, but all of us have to can. cTlseswiththem.Idoalotoftalklngand back'Two curt expressions of young I do a lot of listening. I used to think I of as Advent supper liscussions, I tribute'," Mrs. B. said. people are 'in the pits' and 'getting the The runaways may have leit sin- could make a lasting Impression, sigeM.d rayers for mothers. The act together,' or being In control of the gave that idea up a long time ago. vehement response directed not at bearable len situations, but situation" , said Mrs. B. "Since so many prayer, but toward mothers, was their other problems with them. School, "Dramatic rescues are rare, but even peirmig are in the pits and don't have from which most are truant, Is 'a pain" though we seldom see results, we plant their act together. sow can the children shocking even to me." Of the youngsters housed at the hone, Suspension and expulsion are welcomed. the seeds, do what we can, and leave the be otherwise?" I By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Stall Writer The runaway and two other young people will be spending their Christmas Z 11%. 517115, _ -.r - 10 lip I -' -, .,•.-.- ..'- ..-. - .. ta.t . %.- �11 Evnin0 Herald, Sanford, Fl. 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Dec. 24, 197 Offices NATION i Burglars Operating At DoctorsI By DAVID M. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer Three Sanford doctors report their offices were burglarized Sunday by persons who used identical methods to force open doors, police said. IN BRIEF Christmas Travelers Boost tear open locks exposing their mechanisms to the thieves, who were able to gain entry to the offices, police say. They report the following crimes: Annual Death Toll Over 300 — An undetermined amount of cash and checks were taken from the office of Dr. John Day, at 961 E. Second St., between the hours of 10 a.m. and now Sunday. Drug samples, including samples of sleeping pills were taken, along with an eight-track tape player from the offices of Largen and Clontz Surgical Associates, at 819 E. First St., between 7:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. Sunday. By United Press International Holiday travelers, ignoring high gasoline prices, spot fuel shortages and nasty weather, crowded the nation's highways midway through the four-day Christmas weekend and pushed the annual dea th toll past 300 today. A UP! count at 4 a.m. EST today showed 313 people had been kill ed in traffic accidents around the nation. The holiday period began at 6 p.m. local time Friday and ends at midnight Tuesday. California led the fatality count with 36, followed by Texas with 29, Florida with 22, and North Carolina and Ohio with 18 each. As Christmas Eve day began, Orange County was leading the state in the number of fatal accidents with five. The Highway Patrol also had counted two death .dealing accidents each in Broward and Polk counties and one-each n Indian River, Hernando, Lee, Leon, Bay, Clay, Marion, Hendry, Lake and Hillsborough counties. NRC Expert: Ban Plant ERWIN, Tenn. (UP!) — The Nuclear Regulatory Commission's top safety expert has recommended revoking the operating license of a nuclear fuel processing plant that recently lost enough high-grade uranium to build an atomic bomb. William J. Dircks, heads of the NRC's Office of Nbclear Material Safety and Safe-guards, confirmed he recommended at a closed commislon meeting Dec. 14 that the NRC take the unprecedented action of revoking the license for the Nuclear Fuel Service plant. Dircks said the plant, a subsidiary of Getty Oil _ and the U.S. Navy's sole source of atomic fuel — had unexplained urani uranium um shortages totaling 245 pounds since 1968. Action Reports - Fires * -- sixth and seventh greens, deputies say. V health hazards such as eancer, heart disease, bron chitis and emphysema. "The commission — recommen ds that Congress consider a system of rotating label warnings similar to the present Swedish system," the Federal Trade Commission said In Its annual report to congress. Sweden's 2-year-old system provides for rota ting 16 different warning statements on cigarette labels with each package featuring one of the potential tobaccorela ted health hazards. eau VENICE, Italy (UP!) — Peggy Guggenheim, the American heiress who collected and nurtured modern art for more than four decades, died Sunday In a hospital outside Venice. She was 81. The Immediate cause of dea th of the woman who befriended and discovered artists all over the world was not disclosed, but she had been in declining health for eral months. s;Il was nouced by her son Sindbad Vail, her only survi ving child. By DAVID M. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer A federal suit against the operator of a Midway labor cam apparently resulted from complaints brought by two area legal aid organizations on behalf of camp residents. The Employment Standards Adminstration of the federal Department of Labor filed suit recently against Joe Jones, operator of a small citrus harvesting crew. The suit, filed In Orlando's U.S. District Court, charges Jones has violated employees' rights under the Farm labor Contractor Registation Act, a law "designed to Improve conditions for migrant workers" according to a labor department spokesman. Specificall y, Jones is charged with failing to register the property used for his labor camp with the department and to provide housing meeting government standards since December 1978. Since January 1V7 Jones has allegedly failed to give workers information on the condi tions of their employment at the time of recruitment, claims the suit. "People at the camp are not paid anything," said Melanie Malherbe, an attorney for Florida Rural Legal Services, an Orlando-based legal services corporation providing aid to Central Florida farmworkers. All the money laborers earn picking fruit seven hours a day, '.• - By United Pros InternatIonal Dar ryl F. Zanuck, a flamboyant movie producer from Hollywood's Golden Age, died Saturday of complications from pneumonia at the age of 77. Zanuck died at 6:17 p.m. at Palm Springs Desert Hosplal. His wife of56years, Virginia Fox Zanuck was by his side, said Jet Fore, a spokesman for 20th Ceotury Fox Studios. Zanuck ii survived by his son, Richard, aproducer; his two daughters, Darrylin Pineda and Susan Savineau; and 14 grandchildren. Charging a marked-up price on items sold In a camp Is legal, except when it reduces the workers' Income below minimum wage, Maiherbe explained. The workers tell her they would be willing to walk to a store, but since they are never given cash, they must continue to pay $1 for a can of beer or a pack of cigarettes, $2.50 for meals at the camp and $1.25 for a sandwich in the groves, she said. Florida Rural took ova the camp clients from Central Florida Legal Services, the Sanford.based organization geared towards providing legal aid for non-rural residents, Since 1977, the year Malherbe says Jones bought the "old Chase Labor camp" located off Sipes Avenue, Central Florida -. — -i entire Headed To Drug Mission? ORLANDO, ha. (UP!) — no twln'englas light plane that crashed Into a downtown lake early Saturday, k4IIIug the four men aboard, probably was headed toward a drug imuggliug minion, authorities 'k . . . \.- . at MtsmI, ___ said Sunday that two of the four killed were ____ under Invsstlgatlosi by U DEA at the time of the crab, about 12:41 am Sstadsy. 11e de'4Iad to IdsnWy the men under $nvsstlgaUo "It has 'all the sermerks d rim down smith for Doty _____ were 14'W'id a Jan VIncent Dlckinm, 27, of Warn1 Beach; Hugo Jo. Otero, 27, of ____ ___ _____ Bolots, Co'vbts; Isaac Piik1a, 41, lilelesh., TI., and Qiorlea Henry Barvfixa, 41 of MLinI. P1cs said [cklmon was believed to have been the pilot. ...'-... 4. D •' k. mq. -- . '-.-- ____ Herald Photo by Tom ViIc,it Sanford-Sem InoI e a11 Ballet President Pat Scott accepts the Grand Marshal Theme Award Christmas Parade held Dec. 8. Presenting th e for her organization's prize-winning float In the award are parade co-chairmen John and Judy Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce Higgins. • Lm., 7:43 p. Baypast: hIgh, 0:32 relativebwnldlty,Nperceet; 7:11 p.m.; low, 121* a.m.' wijids, Soetbesatbeast at 10 12:1* p.m. ' ' mph. . •.. • .. ' V BOATING FORECAST St. Augustine I. Jspltar . . J '' 06 .4 - 1 . . f.' ,;; . I Nei". '1 ... . F 'Li .. / • 11154 at 21 mUss: A small craft Ilk Tuesday. [&We Mallow and Imeressiag to around N am 0. Southeast w" 111111 kasts norM and 11 to 26 keels daft "Y miles an hour bh /' . . / :. 4y ___advly maynock ISte.a _•• / I V . .r -/ Shall PEsts by Tern Vlncsat with their trophies are, flrst row, left to right, Michelle Tapscott and Michelle commercial; Barbara Buccino, for best-groomed ggoie of the Citrus Council Girl Scouts best horse; Paula Thhken, best group; back row, Jean marching unit; LaLainla Best for Melodee McI.,ain, Krayola Kollege, best private school Skating Rink (standing in front of her dad, Chuck float; and Lisa Dagg, best dressed horseback Best and water skiing squirrel twiggy), best rider. First-prize winners Girls' clothing. UW FORECAST FIsrida except aeethwest: VISA' ,* •.. eieewsee. i". V . • . r .' HOSPITAL NOTES ___ ____ Grace Mccosin - Lloyd C. V.151, ttona 051155 Merritt Ill, Prosiproil Deleres A. Isadsi, LOU Miry Phyllis L. NsE. Anso ,.. - I ' • ''. '. -. 'I No!-1W Csoper, owusii Merle I. Sep, Ostien DISC$SAIU$ c:"• 1 • ' . JImmle Dom Thomss,orlan I' %( e ' ADMISSIONS SsnIord. Less I. Crv,ir " 4 .j ',' • Girls' clothing. ClrsIynLHsuwy .4 V r V Walter A. Posh V • ba e - V V' , Herald PEels hr Tern V 1 V ' • V • te If . sizes 7 to f• 71 - 14 Now 5.99 to oriii JCPenney Now 16.50 sizes 4 to óx This Sanford Plaza, Hwy. 17-92 and State St. Open today 9:30 to 9:00. Open Wed. 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Progressive Organization,, best decorated car Sharon But ler and Carem Gager. Pinecrt H Ilementary School, best public school entry. V - Selection includes pants, shirts and sweaters Orig. $1-to $14 • Clara L. Thesis Judy A.Dwibsr.05sary Evelyn No,l•n. DeSory 4 to 6x f. V plaid hooded coat, Girls plaid 1I • Its Mae lIen V \V Now, two great ways to charge! ' J51100.M.y.r,D.ft.5. H. Jack Kle$j, LMIMrp sizes own99 to 4.99 .... . .' kisisels Mi.iilsi Nupital DSCSUibIi'fl, ISIS ADMISSIONS Saflfhd: - Selection Includes blouses, pants and skirts Orig. $4 to $1 —WudsytIn.sghP'Iday Pert Ceenverel: high, 12:04 generally fair Wednesday. a.m., 12*27 p.m.; low, 0:21 Increasing Cloudiness ..a.,I:41pm. Thmday. A chance of laypsrt hIgh, 1:04 LR., skewer. Friday. Laws m.lIy, Hi pa.; low, Us32 a., s Nathirs int UsR pm. leeWaids keys szcsp1 Sk WEDNDAYTW north portia. Wednesday - ___ Dayte lo.t k, 1:13 us La., 1*10 pita.; 15w, 7:21 eztrs.e north end 70s a.a.,7z10p... L •..• . ,.. . • FORECAST .4 . . .' loseout Sale! 30% to -, r V 11 it / $4; yesterday's hIgh, 71; barometric pliers, *12; PJycI a of showers late r tonight followed :7 more. V ______ tf " 1/ That's great figuring at JCPenney' Stock up now on fashionable and functional foundations and save! Bra selection includes cross-over, contour, natural seamless and full-figure styles. in comfortable fabrics like nylon tricot, poly/spandex and stretch nylon lace. Save also on brief, long leg and above-the-waist girdles in super stretch fabrics like Oiana' nylon/spandex, and Lots of styles, fabrics and savings that are too good to keep under wraps' — .. NhbI*Suti.er .awriece Crswl 4140) 4 N. 6• • Philip isO m Dumber a y , . 011517 Carol Oaths 8 baby clii Monday,De*.nb,r 24, 107—VoL 73, No. 107 015C$lARIl$ Menlius A. Ianisisr lanisrI' . . Thomas PPSkNSI Daft a"ky uce saIw*.y v The Malerd Nial. sr. lac.. N. PsIN Av IaWt Fla. 71I. 1JtIi.*Il 14an* Ales L. Strickland VIvlis M. Taylor, Dihlena S. wisiciasw .t s d Clacs ttsnry 3271) .I.Psilaf $aele.1, Plsr Other first place S%I w w1suufl were. left. ism N. Debssn. Taveru Durethy j. *Wwr. Delay Shsrylyns a. Carpenter, Willard T. Itunson, Winter Jeanette Stiffey, Ross Robert and Pat Corbin, $ss Oslivi,y: WiN N cesis, MieN. $3.Ng S MieNs. UZJJI Y, SILlS of MiUt WisE 51.1St MieN M.$S MIsi, ssI.eI v.r, Sanford Kiwanis, best civic float; Eugene Petty $47.55. William N. Lev Mary and Aaron Richardson, Seminole Black Mary S. Paltarhi.Dollions (U$P$ I V WEATHER Sanford: E_vnIng Ilreukl '... ----.. Cornelius Dougherty, pokesman for the federal ___ line of women's bras and girdles. These complaints resulted in inspections of the camp by county health dspsrtnwnt and federalOccupational Saltoy and Health AdmInIstration (OSHA) Inspectors. OSHA presented Jones with a four-page report of violations on December 8, 1978. He corrected the major violations and completed correcting all but four minor ones by this March, said Harold Monewe, area OSHA director. The camp soon will be inspected again for OSHA viola tions, he added Daytona leach: hIgh, 12:12 am., 12:21 p.m.; low, 1:12 s.a.,1:41pa. Was Plan. In Area Crash The kt selected girls' bras. -. has made a series of complaints about conditions there. " sesstbffly 11 to 2$ miles en late llod& or Tuesday. Seas bour this afternoon and sliffling late lit) bauft to 11 to 7 4 to feet seuth PUes Tuesday. Chance ran , lbS day. 5catt percest this alterases aid 41 showers late today and paud 4.11gh. $Onifr cleer Tiday. 1JESDAYTW IN BRIEF drIllm off off ± 5 7 6 _____ 'S Resdiap all a.m.: ternPert Ceaveal: high, 1:11 peratU; overnight low, s.m., 1:21 p.m.; low, 7:12 Movie Head Zanuck Dead Drug Enforcement Administration district ocs pen LONG WOOD WOMAN KILLED ALengw Wothanweflo win hado fir on1'ntèjjj 4 in Orange County Sat urday evening. e oce ce Bat * Poli Sandra Aimes Madden Hopkins died at Florida Hospital. Altamonte following the crash which occurred in the east. Thieves also broke into the office of doctors William Rape bound lane of Interstate4 Just west of the Seminole County line and Robert Rosexnond but took nothing. at 5:56 p.m. Saturday, said the Florida Highway Patrol. VANDALISM AT GOLF COURSE Mrs. Hopkins, 40, was the only fatality in the collision bet. Early this morning, a person driving a small pickup truck ween an eastbound car and a westbound vehicle which, for no destroyed three greens at the Seminole Golf Course on apparent reason, swerved across the median, said patrol Markham Woods Road, deputies report. spokesman, saying no other Information was available due to About $1,200 in damage was also done to a privately owned the holiday. *—Cour-t-- After-Christmas Sale m--. ----t-- -o 9 p.m. Wednesday beer and she said. WASHINGTON (UP! )—A federal agency is urging Congress to consider rotating different warning labels on cigarette packs, with each one mentioning specific ercan Art Heiress American golf cart at the course, they say. Sunday, the course ma nager reported similar damage to the third and fourth greens. Today the driver mangled the fifth, Labor M"1grants [~ 4Z nnf^r t4 IP nrn,4 x Wn i nilinre1 YVIIIIII IIII'I1l Sue Camp Head Cigarette Warning Urged is Monday, Dec. 24,1979- �- . . . .. :. - Evening Herald • . * •. . . 14 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. U you're a motorist In Seminole county, you'd occurred on Sundays, but there were two CUSPS 111210) be wise to stay off the highways on Tuesdays. The Florida Highway Patrol reports that the worst day for traffic accidents and traffic fatalities is Tuesday, and the second worst day is Friday. Statistics for the period of January through September, 1V79, shows that 361 accidents, four of than fatal accidents killing seven persons, occurred on a Tuesday. Qn Fridays there were 5 accidents, two of them fatal accidents with two persons killed. The time period when accidents took place was 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Tuesday. The sajest day of the week to drive In the county was on Mondays when 248 accidents took place with no fatalities. Fewer accidents -.214 Arounda 1 300 N. FRENCHAVE.,SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 3O22-2511or831.9993 Monday, December 24, 1979-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE. Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director ___ - Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month $3.90; 6 Months, $fl.00; Vest, $4t00 By Mal-Week,-;1,00; Month, $4.; 6 Months, $24.00; Year $47.00. . 7 71 -- __ ___ Message Heard Again The Clock A By DONNA ESI'ES fatalities registered. On Wednesdays, 252 accidents occurred with one fatality; Thursday, 263 and two fatalities; Saturday, 260 with three fatalities. Total traffic accidents during the statistical nine month period were 1,953 with 17 fatalltes. Thirteen Florida highway patrol officers are assigned to Seminole County. Meanwhile In adjacent Volusta County, the with wors yj_traf accidents is ió4 accidents and five fatalities. Friday is second with 386 and Sunday third with 341. The worst day for traffic fatalities is Sunday with 14 then Saturday with five, During the nine month period in Volusia 2,191 accidents occurred.wlth 37 fatalities. . VIEWPOINT That small, faint voice you may have heard above the racket of the cash registers during the Christmas shopping rush was that of an infant hoping to be noticed amid the hurrying crowds. Most people, if they listened, recognized the voice as that of the Christ Child, the Savior. His Two w officers have joined the ranks of the Lake Mary Police Department. They are: Bruce smith of Winter Park, who has a bachelor's degree in criminal justice, and Linda Payne of Longwood, a recent graduate of the criminal Justice program at Seminole Community College. Miss Payne holds a black belt in karate. The two new officers replace Bill Hipp, who has joined the sheriffs office, and Dale Plcou, who is now with the Altamonte Police Department. 4 VIEWPOINT 9.99 - Of In 0 front poly pant has novelty belt and a narrow 18" leg. Deep tones, sizes News j l - Iranians all about. For many others -of different religious perm ' suasion, or lesser persuasion, or no persuasion the voic may have had a different source. But It was and Is present nonetheless, and the By DON GRAFF message it speaks is the same for all people. By ANTHONY HARRIGAN If anyone ever manages to come up with an Tom Snyder's Prime Time program on It is a message that echoes across the ages each exact definition of what is news, it will make year at this season -a message of hope, of belief television recently devoted considerable time news. in the essential worth of mankind, a rebounding to the U.S. government's reglsfritloñ and Meanwhile, we make do with such less than Iranian "students" in the faith that despite all the sorrow we visit upon processing of e pro gram comprehensive efforts of Webster and others United States. The message of th ourselves we are capable of learning how to live In that as "a report of a recent event," "new init's unfair to single out Iranians for was peace with one another. formation," "matter that is interesting to special treatment. It is a message that has been relayed from one audiences," "a newsworthy matter," "any This is a theme being employed by extreme 'person or thing thought to merit special at. disillusioned, frustrated, yet somehow still civil libertarians in numerous Journals. One tentlon." hopeful generation to another, and will go on would think that a foreigner has the same By any of those standards, the situation In being relayed until our allotted time on this planet rights as American citizens. This Is an ab. only native born course, for surd notion, of Iran certainly qualifies. And that would seem . runs out. and naturaUzedcitluns have access to all to go in spades for the hostages Inside the We have today quite a bit to say about how long rights enumerated In the Constitution. A American embassy. BUSINESS WORLD or short that time will be. For in this century we foreigner is Just that. He Is a guest In this . Not, however, In the opinion of a growing have discovered the power that can either reduce country. And, like all guests, he has a duty to body of critics of how themedlais dealing with civilization to savagery, if not wipe it out respect the laws and customs Of the host the flow of information from Tehran. The complaint is that the news organizations are altogether, or elevate It to heights undreamed of. country. No Iranian has an automatic right to use a being manipulated, allowing themselves to be Yet It is not that power that needs controlling, it engage II) as li ate, cense to demons tr visa a used as a "forum for propaganda on the part Is ourselves, just as it has always been. By MARY TOBIN mob activity or to evidence hatred of this jewelry at a Broad said he can resell good Iranian authorities ..." of That is why the Christmas message is as live country. If an Iranian wants to demonstra te, UP! Business Writer profit because with bullion prices and labor Representative of the' reaction of many and pertinent and hope-refreshing today as It was let him do so in Tehran, not Washington. NEW YORK (UP!) - Americans are costs so high, jewelers find cheaper to buy American authorities, those last are the. when It was first heard 2,000 years ago. Judging from Tom Snyder's show, Iranian buying gold Jewelry In record numbers and good used gold jewelry than to order it new. words of Rep. John Brademas, D.Ind., they are selling their old Jewelry for high There CAN be peace on earth, if we will but "students" are all law-abiding, peaceable Americans also are buying jewelry in assistant House leader, in specific reference prices. Even the gold fillings in teeth are record numbers. Wideband Coin Jewelry, have good will. There ARE tidings of great joy, if folk who want to advance their education, to an interview with a captive marine cor-. worth their weight in it. which makes necklaces and other ornaments poril recently telecast by NBC. ABC and CBS we will but unclog their ears of the noise and Those who want to study and obey our laws are welcome here. Those who want to attack Industry sources estimate the average from Krugerrands and other coins, reports also been interested initially In the had confusion we surround 'nirselves with. the police, turn over atmoblles -as they American household has about $150 worth of that sales are expected reach $50 million for ctive interview but balked, they said, prospe 0 did In Beverly Hills a few months ago or gold in the atticor stashed away ln drawers or 1979. at the terms of the Iranian captors, which who parade up and down In front of the White closets. "People are more conscious than ever of included transmitting a statement of House ought tie deported. We don't need Empire Diamond and Gold Buying Service gold as an Investment, but at the same time revolutionary princlples' foreign troublemakers In this country. We is paying the market price for that gold and Interest in gold Jewelry from an aesthetic Neither network, however, had shown such have enough of our own. cuatoinoli are filling the waiting room to take standpoint continues at a high level," said reluctance on earlier occasions. Both had The but congressional commentary on the advantage Of the record prices, now over $450 Irving Korwin, Widebend president. Joined In the general rush for interviews with. It was so like the selfless Mother Teresa to "nt" coma from U.S. ft. w ounce. B** Broaduld although Interest In 18 karat the Ayatollah Khonieinl, i personage; ..4 accept her Nobel Peace Prize monetary award d Of CIII6UIIIS US TM t JI k0i4. 7' 1 id'S which poll and Iii the gold coins has grown, 14 karat unquestionably meriting special attentlofl. .1 $19O,90O,t tt flax .ot poor the sick aM was I Chalt& te%aM 10 the '-mW. State Is Mill by far the biggest seller in the United -. But It was the resultant mass exposure aci world's unwanted children. "Carter's decision to deport Iranian' Building when It opened in 1931, said he buys stateL corded this eminence noire of the revo2ut10 who violate the terms of their visas about $0 000 worth of gold fillings a year and Broad, who feels that today's high gold is.stsd gg there might be cause for The 89-year-old Roman Catholic nun will use the is welcomed by Americans who are Unthinks "probably several million dollars price is "sheer folly" remembers the early concern over American news -gathering, money to build homes for lepers in her worldwide debly outraged. To be confronted on worth of used gold fillings are purchased 1930s when he sold his gold to the assay office activities In a chaotic Iran. Missionaries of Charity organization. She also will our own sell by dissidents who are supporting annually throughout the country." In New York for refining at $20 an ounce, and incl udes the press, of coursi U well But most of Empire's customers are selling .for $35 after the Gold Reserve Act of 1932. for the bondage of donate to that cause the $70,000 she received from as television. Representatives - of both have Silver bullion, which Is now over $20 an the Norwegian Peoples Prize and another $6,000 our fellow citizens would be bad enough. jewelry. They give various reasons - "the been all over the Iranian scene and Iranian e,tsriceive insurance Is too high" or "I'm afraid of ounce was then about 35 cents. "I sold a 24 spokesmen, authoritative or merely obtained by her request to cancel the traditional 11116weveir,wnthoier the proteCtion Of our own Police, and when robbery." ounce silver water pitcher for $24 wholesale. presuming to be, Peace Prize dinner. But Broad said the principal reason is the This week I bought a second hand pitcher the they are bore for pilpOIiI Of e!PloltlnI But It is television, a much . more Intense and education, It Is - public "it more aware that gold Is worth lame size for over $400," he said. Her gesture of giving is a rare event these days Amerim medium reaching vast numbers of people something and they want to take advantage of Asked about frauds In the gold-buying simultaneously, 1pon which attention and when many In this world are looking out for doubly hard totakel fInId reading the account Of the high price." business, Bad advised dealing always with "I have Just critictan focuses. It is by its very nature themselves and giving little thought to the needs Mr . X,anfranlanetudeflt here inWashthltcn. How much one gets depends on weight. a reputable Ihin and "please print In the super visible In the sort Of highly visual of others, H. admits to being a perpetual d.mottrator Empire - most reputable buyers work the Story that If one has gold of any value to sell dram& now being played out In Tehran. Mother Teresa, known as Calcutta's Saint of the who b"long since lost track of the number of same way -buys gold by weight. If the gold Its Important to get more than one bid. I tell This was recognized early and clearly by gutters has spent more than 30 years in caring for antlahali rallies he has attended UYIng 'I bullion price is $450 an ounce, for example, a my own customers the same thing." the ayatollah and company, who know how, to M)POrt aiiy 'antl.ImperialISt aCtion.' That 14 karat gold bracelet (14,24th1 pure gold or a As to those gold fillings, which Broad said seize a golden opportunity when It has been the city's poorest of the poor. snbasuy IA little over half) that weighs one ounce would "are a good quality of gold, they are usually thrust upon em by the competitive enof '" In accepting the award In Oslo recently, Mother Tshran. Mr. X. come to this 0=1117 to study be wor th roughly $200. thus alloyed with platinum or silver," a large gold Of American newipeople. But e Teresa addressed the audienc on her polift-WUsk on wWch "Jewelry that has antique value, 100 years 1llng or gold crown Is worth about $15. whether It Is really doing them any good Is philosophies of life: he owns some 1,100 books. The books were or older, Is worth much more If its an at. "I had an elderly woman come In the ether another matter. me, circumstances in which .,,We need to tell the poor that they are p setthmoosyt* has isrnsdlll.galIl tractive piece," Broad said. "Even modern day with a gold filling so Unall you could hostages are being permitted to somebody to us," she said, "that they, too, have by working as a waiter In a Washington aru jewelry In good condition and uâefid for hardly see It," Broad said. "I gave he $1.50 speak are fully apparent to the audience back resale, might bring more." for It and she was pleased as punch." hems. been created by the same loving hand of God, to r.stauranL lQve and be loved." The nun from Calcutta, who was honored by a JACK ANDERSON . torchlight parade In freezing weather by ft the most popular and is one of citizens of Norway, Iran? Fro \ - Orle. $17. Junior pant is tailored with the details juniors love. Tab front, watch pocket. Poly poplin in smart col rs. 5-15. o - % 'I, "•, buy T\11.99 8.99 \ 8.99 T \ lg. $1. Junior fly. Special Sde Sde Sale What S Ri g h ts birth, His mission on earth, Is what Christmas is Wednesday 8 A.M. Sale. starts - /1 Monday, Dec. 24, 1fl-4A Orig. $1,. Misses fly front pant with button Easy care h - .. - Misses jean \ In cotton denim. J Sizes 8.18. 4 Wa... -1 • t 3 0 °A Gold Fever Continues Closeout Sale. 0 60Yo off s P 0rtsw ear. ( S 410 I - - Poor's Protector so ~.,k s.ii-\\ 4 - 9 , ___ .. - A Sale Sa Sale 7.9 le 9 5.99 0,15. $10 to $12. Women's Pretty Tops in assorted colors and styles. 0,1g. $16. Elegant jacquard - - Sale 7.9 .eI e Orig. $17. Rlb.stltched sweater with great fashion necklines and band.bottom. Colorful acrylic for misses sIzes, Orig. $14. Mandarin collar blouse or tunic in soft touch poly. Basics and brIghts for misses' 8.18. jg. $13. Classic checked or striped menswear-look blouses, Detailed with small collar, one-button cuff. Yarn-dyed poly/cotton for junIors' 5.15. blouse with notched collar for your favorite suit. Soft poly In pretty tone-on-tone colors. Juniors' 5.15. 8 - - least criticized Nobel winners since Albert Schweitzer was selected for the honor In 1163. The selection ot M her Teresa for the peace prize. May the knowledge of her good works Inspire others to aid the unfortunate people of the world. .. e Peace Versus Prof."t Philosop h I es - - . taches to the recipients of sucii discharges WAIINGTON - 'lbs ndlitu7niUOI$ between will loss valuable customers toif the president unleashes the F.X salesmen, and pressure on Carter Is building. Lobbyists when seeking etnploymeat In any but the aim at Jimmy CarWs arms-produci ng countries with fewer 0 for Nortlwrç and General I)ynamlca, two Of most wow jobs positki. that the UnIIsd Slats, should riot be scnçIes and more aircraft models to cheese the loading contenders for en F-X coq*ract, s wwWo No. i aria muhant. Secret bm Much Cd this stigma comes from the snrIwaaa In this joUcy And anyway, 11* F-I perurs note, the have been working Capitol Hill with their piddWs ignorance Of t,Of1 M* 1W carter policy prohibiting_oxportosly usl flair. we aw on to prealwo thu. d4lg are haMad oat, ids, COurd5e1y why dP.tngoibra. WNJOns has m, u was biped, set an. _a,wt pwm*dK Wheaso far steak to the highroad Cd sumstha$'isd other oories to ewb. doesn't want a lot of puctIy about tli sctin .1 munItions "In. Moral session. basal Cdk Cyr Vines urgingpro fly miraUty, tsrtl4I the pi'uM1Of rev$e* duction of the far ,orksd, they argue,- so wby net, giwe 600 BOW 0111111110.7bsy WdW& Sm. Fra weapons lM&ed s IoCaw Is so badly needed. eapsit. Seth Indrer1 Of- American sims makers a flgW"g chines 10 Hon are JtM tirse atnçls Cd abJ7 iraatd ircb IA ch, Didaho the ncriesln(ly -. as the war weald .dor Amer1oa's di Cd c. " S PaW' duchariss that hay brands4 sflgl*fsrthaF.XizLecyW. mills.. diesnpIoaOfpsacs,(*rfools. thelrrs'4pierili for life: • rmdsrsscr.tay Cd state for ascwI II thus en. the le read Cd ptm and p -Thousands Of World War U anic,nj aWdem. WIth lbs PsMngm'a .port, she - - vmb Vtnt 'rib. ).paten.t of and women were routinsly t'i'44 loss th profit - Pngon br, Stats ipeeI the expert fW , mist Of ill, has urddi adwa' hawks mgsdon.tiprornlostopstent- honorable dscbargss.simp scss ths ead a Of 4traclsas a foreign policy teal the word is veterans with has than honorable rsqusst.d sib separation k 11nlct ___lrhithcti_ ws.tCIII.r'I a __ __ world. discharges U.S. h'iag arosad beWaring tia___ how to appeal their cesss -A thrice-woondsd Korean War vet aM MIOSS Fils tiis,IwI told sadIe I special priulds'41i1 fI15W Uu.xpNi aM di5thpod "tiidssitable" Cd he pot im$ As a r1L amlya to 1111mmmmd at nrent. ____ ft a Ji.bua L1 riA,to ha the lbs I - - BERRY'S WORLD - , 0 . 0 ow - rosi1tovrltst0CartarandSscrslary 0 - ___ ___ - - - au.l1 ____ _ •á4 .ener a4rasoed -- 'lie • .._.i.,.-.,, w Fk Cr g, id __ - lbs N,"- - -- 1' - - itlilD, Milk - "'g seda?rkrg vu M a -*- 1 - ----- j - rcqn 'rys wodd". is Psi uIjijdIu omly Ha 0 - a - d ii4's tipSI$ tO .. -haste 1611111111111111, a eardealor iks Ms bet noth IA - The . =Iwo* tam ..t4 $1 dsadlim fir review appliestiss, L i1ila VIII be a AM uhotheg kOfMasedad_spree _ IM u.ad1j I F-I ii ir is MIL 1Id 0i.l N that'ut 10 siN * the saM, aoiutding 101 a j3a VWT mpg adI4 dipcges vii bs hie to mist the - lb. Arms CtMrol d sarT Agency Is opposed to lbs P.1 a plas Of w , - - F.X. - Sale 6.99. Sale 6.99 Sale 3.88 Sale 6.99 Sale 6.99 6.99 Sale aft - a - loorsUs ert trade? that is as q,{glP sapers'siy A1'1 epproval Is the - -- po.dmsdl. itII make tbe prsm SmaclaUy ithwhih. Del thin is billions Of dollam to be made - _ ntagcm, which havla wi41 Of dsers a year as Its 'lir inlormaliss" p', -mwj ii.ww its r'v- em'çigm' fir er wiwas rabIs cbsrgas y have loss - bess swaded ithlr)y. ____ lb. "Y Nadled Its premised IA' k1Irat .rt is m,iIW satins In FalRegistsr.-apcOfiesthat'sgiad ntsww be Ik_.P.I thiii4. It' Law • -A Vistram veteran, wosa twice cited bravery, vu given hail-nuu diacbwg. after being absent without leave two s back Use UMusd Itaaa. 1 u m - or"&J* i•- __ -' q1ster have "hvun, Un Pangs cells 4214*, fee ali.1-,sj,, lb ipW'is ISINS. Msw, a assist G.M I - UTIj UOU'DN Uon 5$ frytng4s do the job VW - - top - 0,15. $ Orig. $16. Short sleeve $14. Long sleeve In clet colors I.aiip sls,ve Of front ssild geio,,. poly print blouses detailed with Oriental-look necklInes and shirttail hems •fy• colors for misees' SPIlL - - - - Ladles dress' blouses w.layb.ck collar, button front In asst. solId colors for Misses. Sizes 101$ Long sleeve V.n.ck classical top in asst. colorsSizes S,M,L back zip. Choose from assorted colors. Sizes M. L. XL. - $1.. 0,1g. 113. Ladles' sleeveless shell with mock turtleneck of rib knit polyester, - -- - 0 - FPIM' I Now, T1 J two great ways to charge! - This li' IS Styles may vary from Illustrations. n n ey - iou than 'honorabis 'Ibirty ysisbare shows Usel Use Piatago to the st'gp' that at. can't hands thu. I.S Sanford Plaza Hwy. 17-92 and State St. Open today 9:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Open Wednesday 8 am. to 9 p.m. - .:...: �- - . - -- - • aba -l.a. -S . •' •-- ;'- - . -- - :. -• -• -. -''',.: - - - . £A-EvInhng$sra$t$anferd,Ft. 1 Monday, Dec. 24,1tfl Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. ts Wednesday 8 A.M. ur( recqt VV Ite k q • 1&2J' •iiI. '4v S Ajr •,rrq' • . . - - 10, 4, •Y ,1f . jr , . *4• •\ Se Starts Wednesday 1f9.4J :- - r - , •. • N - '. yS . ' . . ,• - ••, Ip. r . Is I '- , - •.:•riL '# -. I ___________________ '% ... t) '..- .*k.'• 41 4,1 bale $4 i" , .. SA i Ale Rig. 5.99. A charming crewel look of fresh picked flowers in a multicolor print. On crisp, easy-care poly/cotton percale sheets. Flat and fitted sheets are the same price. Full, Reg. 6.99 Sale 5.94 Queen, Reg. 11.99 Sole, 10.19 King, Reg. 1 3.99 Sal. 11.89 Pillowcases, by the pair. Standard, Rig. 5.49 Sal. 4.67 Queen, Reg. 9 Sale a9Sale . 09 - King, Matching bedspread is quilted poly/cotton with polyester fill and back. Twin, Reg. $22 Sale 17.60 Full, Reg, $28 Sale 22.40 Clueen, Reg. $35 Sale 28.00 Fully lined polyester /cotton draperies. 5044", Reg. $21 Solie 17.65 pro 75x84", Reg. $36 Sale 30.60 pro .' .-. _- a , I IL ' 4z •:cr . . .• 1 , #00, A T 'p 11 Lk ' , - . - q 1 1 . • . .'. • .. I • . - " , . - .' 9. .i.. ... , -' -. . •, 1 -. %• . .. ZI "h " 0 ..• • Sale 2.99 twin sheet Rig. 4.29. A springtime arrangement of flowers cover no sheets of cotton/poly percale. Flat and fitted sheets are the same price. Full, Rig. 5.29 Sale 4.19 Queen, Rig, 8.99 9010 1.49 King, Rig. 10.99 Sale 1.49 Pillowcases, by the pair. Standard, Rig. 4.29 Sale 3.49 Queen, Rig. 4.69 Sal. 3.19 King, Matching bedspread isquilted poly/cotton fluffed with polyester fill. Machine wash. Twin, Rig. $26 Sale 20.50 Full, Rig. $32 Sale 25.60 Queen, Rig. $39 Sale 31.20 S ale 31.68pr. 5Ox84" Rig. $36. Tr-tone antique satin draperies of rayon/acetate: ol. ester lining. - --, 7504". Rig. $60 Sale $45 pr. ov !j •fl _ - -. H PLAN! A small .. - Wallis of vow chm" Boom Sale 9.60 twin 'eg. $12. Lightweight icryilc thermal blanket tth nylon binding lvss airy comfort In lummer, winter warmth Nhen topped by a I.cond blanket Machine washable. Full, Rag. $14 Sale 11.26 V. . Reg. $l7SsleI$.SI • twin I Sale Rig. 9.99. Fitted mattress pads in cotton /polyester quilted to poly- ester fiberfill. -. Full, Rag. 13.99 Sal. 11.19 Queen, Rag. 16.99 5.1. 13.59 King. Rig. 19.99 Sale 15.99 " King, - .. • Salee 8.80standard ' Rig. $11. Celanese FortneI polyester bed pillows. Double covered . in poly/cotton; removable easy. care outer casing. f Queen, Rig. $13 Sale 11.41 King, Rig. $15 Sale $12 . - "Royal Elegance" I p * -- - -. twin Rig. 6* Deilcalaquiftlnghowsup on this solid color poly/colton bedspread with polyester fill. Mir.hifls wish and dr. - FaiU. 4 I kl.*7i . - . - - : • - I The' •: • - . • :---' •._..i -: , nyMn Pile both met twis non. Id hs$sx b.okkis. bit h The JCueaa ii a I _.\:-••' - . * -i- L Sale 3.99 " .. : I . , ': ' 1* l.,$1ttL$ 2 JCPenney sa aa 3Mk 1A SM .1 , *:" Rft- 4.10 lob Lff of, not 0 811111111 #a p.m. - • I . 4. 1Z. ;•• . oo Now, two great ways to charge! JCPenney ! Ta big powdlo" am i0moftwo, - . • - •- "P.,tairbathinsembli Th I'- . - v$ bssutrts Sanford Plan Hwy. -17•92 andStateSt. open today 9:30-to 9;00.- Open Wet 8a.m. to '. I Sale 5.52 Rig. $66. Jcqu.rd 1Iowsr border fringed luwals ci catton/poP1 tony. Hand lowal, Rig. 2.65 Sets L1 Washoloth, Rig liii 1.24 - -, I -. b4,j P King, Rig. $12 6@19 6.60 Sale IN - I ___ -• 1- Uprightor bench hamper Rag, $33, Decorative wicker look In wlps-clen woven Testliens Cani• wast.b..k.t, Req. ISO Sale 7.22 Rag. $31. Ball-fringed shower curtain with valance. in poly. vinyl lined. Colors to coordinate wIth the JCPenney towels. - . -. - - ale-6,4detandard $1. Cushlony pillow for a soft down-like feel. Dacron' fiberfill II polyester with cotton/poly ticking. - Machine lash and dry. Queen, Rig. $10 Sale 6.00 lea. , Sale 17e,85 Wicker Weave ensemble S - saleOq ,fl tw;nyloOtdcotback. Machine ashanddry. - I perign,%, Sale 19.55 AW - I Sale 12.79twin Reg. 15.99. BedSacks is a wrap. around quilted mattress covering that cushions and protects.' Cotton/poly with polyfill. Full, Reg. 19.99 Sole, 15.99 Queen, Reg. 23.99 Sale 19.19 King, Reg. 28.99 Salle 23.19 -4 Sale 16.80 twin Rig. $11 Big beautiful bouquets pattern aqurned bedspread of polyss*srplump.d with poly.s* - - ____ mk11*VbuIlrsid - Save on every sheet in our entire stock. Save on blankets', dI ca pillows, more., < "$ummIW'bprud - Penneys convenient AWAY Queen, Rig. $28 Iii. 22.11 King, Rig. $31 Sal. 24.01 -. 41 1 . 3.23 ea. 41 x63" kig. 1.37. Sheer 100 pct. polyester panels are Perma.Prest, machIne washable. Sale 3.09 ii. Reg. 3.49 4144" Rig. $21 lii. 16.00 V - !UIIIIIIt HLAY- Sale 14.40 Rig. $11. LIghtwel Vellux' blanket has sturdy nylon p11. bor to POlyurethane IC base. Machine wash - - - Sal - Sheer polyester panels, Rig. machine washable. Sale 7.19 es Rag. 7,99 - ._w. -- nw "Patrice" Panels 94 ea. °"°" , - -- - "WhIsper panels - Ruffled sham, Reg. S Sale 9.00 48*63" drapery, Rig. $18 Sale 15.30 48*84* drapery, Reg, $20 Sale 17.00 I - "Regent" (above) neacestJCPeneeyfscl*y for profnplurvlce. - -.olor -. I - Use Full, dual control, Rig. $43 Sale 34.40 Queen, dual control, Rig. $53 Sale 42.40 KinO, dual control, Rig. $72 Sale 57.60 Full fly, year warranty: Within five Vol of purcAisse, we WIN repell or at our option, WIN replace We X1111sinney Electric Ilanket or Control, tide. 'cliv. In material or workmanship, wltha now oeeoleqvalorsuperior - ./ I - I , twin sheet Reg3.69. Miniature bouquet print In multicolor pastels on no-Iron cotton/poly muslin sheets. Fiat and fitted sheets are the same price. Full. Rig. 4.69 Sale 2 for 7.50 Queen, Rig. 8.49 Sale 7.00 Pillowcases, by the pair. Standard. Rig. 3.69 S•Ii 2.99 Queen, Rig. 4.29 Sal. 3.49 Rig.$31. This automatic his 11 settIngs, automa adjusts to Changes in ro perat*re Soft-nippedi polysstsr:insp.tItcorn Full, single control,' ,- -- •' A V7, 104 0 .A.40 - :, .- - • ,1 . Salea!) - -• 1. - .'i - ;• :1• • • : 1 Flat and fitted sheets are the price. Entire Ins of sheets does no Include crib sheets. - 1,1 •,ø. ,,, -. .; , . .: !j*1111 Sale 10.99 Reg. 12.99 King Pillowcases by the pair. Sale 4.69 Reg. 5.49 Standard Sale 4.99 Reg. 5.99 Queen Sola 5.49 Reg. 6.49 King 1Y . I I rn it ' twin Sale 4.997t Cotton/poly percale In solids stitched with white. Sale Lii Reg. 6.99Full - -. •. 4 • ... ' ç - I Sale 42 ,507pr. 2 x84" * Rig. $30. Textury open.weies of rayon/cotton/acetate/polyester with poly/cotton lining. 72x84", Reg. $50 Sale 42.50 pr. 96*84", Reg $66 Sale 57.42 pr. •, . Sale 2 for $5 .d"-. e. ". .... . - I !'IiiLIta 1 1 1 * Lined "Sebring" (at right) fk . •'_.0 --. \*.• 131; J 15.6663. Rag. $18. Textured dobby-weave draperies of cotton/rayon/polyester orcotton/rayon. Acrylic foam backing. 50*84", Reg. $19 Sale 17.10 pr. 75x84", Reg. $33 Sale 29.70 pr. r •0 q__ ' * / ' • :.. \-'F -•-•-•-• Sale 4 Als elf !4 71t1'UBI 111 "Jewel lix" (at left) or A 7, or I 1l V ;a. Save on every sheet in our entire stock. Save on towels, pillows, mattress covers, more. Se Starts Wednesday A.M. Monday, Dec. 24, 1171-7* ,. SanfordPIaza open today 9:30 to 9:00 Open Wednesday 8 a.m. to 9 p.m I• 1- - - . -: 47 a • �. . . . . - St 1 S% 5 - I • • . I -. .. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. $A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Dec. 24, 197 After Chri stmas Sa le. _ Sale starts Wedn esday off . famly Shoes for't* heI Now- 4.99 Group II Percentage off represents savings on original price.. Ladies' Boots orig. 19.99 to 60 Group- IV - ,- Now 7a99 ... Now 15.99 ... Sale! Entire stock of Christmas gift wrap and Christmas cards Boys' and girls' shoes orig. 11.99 to 23 Now 6,.99 Sale! Selected group of boys' shirts and sweaters ale! len' se. piece Uits . Now FI' 1/ I2 price Sale! Entire stock of gourmet foods. Now, 1/ MA price All i' I Sale.! Selected tennis rackets. Now Y2 price - -. - sweaters . men's sport shirts Now Now, -2 price I '5 2 •. - price / to ' T11,,-5• F: - Selected group of men's : NOW : •: I - .::•, : we" to olrgel 1 Th ___________ ' is Is KFehney $uNrd PN — sTudsy$sIIam.$p.m. 4 Sanford Plaza Hwy. 1792 and State St Open today 9:30 to 9:00. r • .- • 1.i Ar S S : • . S. .- S S Wed. 8am. We: • • - . S S :- . . U' Now in Its sixth year, "The Young and The Restless" provides its performers with a built-In, loyal audience. Conboy has interviewed 150 youthful actors and hasn't come close to filling any of the roles. He expects to see 500 others before he completes casting. Ladies' shoes orig. 15.99 to '37 Group III -' Jaguar softside luggage. Closeout on eas'-clean vinyl, or vinyl with plaid Herculon• fabric trim. Rugged steel frames, durable brass plated hardware, soft padded handles. Camel, heather plaid and blue only. Sale 24.00 Orig. $40, 21" carry-on Sale 32.40 Orig. $54, 26" pullman Sale 37.80 Orig. $63, 29" pullman Sal. 19.$0 Orig. $33, Tote Sale 2940 Orig. $49, Garment bag ies'shoes orig. 8.99 to 21 - By VERNONSCOT HOLLYWOOD (UP!) — The word went out that 16 new cast members are being sought for the soap opera "The Young and The Restless," currently rated No.1 among daytime dramas. Producer Johh Conboy is expanding the 30-minute *ies to a full hour and needs the services of a bunch of young actors, mostly in their teens and early 20s to make the expansion possible. The opportunities the show represents for young performers is irresistible - a generous weekly paycheck, national exposure and hardto-get experience. colors., 0 /0 Group I one soap Opera Growing Sale Starts Wednesday 8 A.M. Save 40 on Jaguar lugg.Lg in dscontinued i Monday, Dec. 24, i79-4A - He is hampered by the fact that some teen-age roles must be played by actors 18 or older who must look 15 or 16 to get around California child labor laws. For every young actor and actress he Interviews another one or two are screened out by his casting associates. Con. boy, a former actor himself, knows about rejection. But he can't allow compassion or sentiment to enter his thinking. "There must be thousands of young actors in the Mto-25 bracket," Conboy said during a break in a full day of interviewing prospective stars. "Because they haven't any track record I depend on a trick to cast young, inexperienced people. "I study their off-screen personalities. If they really turn on, light a fire, express themselves well and excitingly in my office, then I know they'll do the same thing W1 camera. "When I was producing another soap opera back in New York? 'Love Is A Many Splendored Thing', I hired Paul Michael Glaser (later the star of 'Staraky and Hutch') on the basis of his offscreen personality. "The people who come in to talk to me had better be glossy, the kind of performers who attract immediate attention. "If viewers are going to be looking at them five days a week, they'd better be good looking as well as talented. And I expect them to be good listeners, too. "If I were looking for experienced performers, the casting job would be a great deal easier. Established actors have done enough things to give you a pretty good idea of what they can do." Conboy mentally eliminates most young performers the moment they enter his office. Their appearance or attitudes or both are wrong. Those who do paw a cursory inspection often fail during the reading or screen test because "their acting technique" shows, according to Conboy who adds that too many youngsters are badly trained. "Young people absorb bad habits from their theatrical coaches," he said. "They accumulate theatricality from teachers. Their techniques are unnatural. "The success of 'The Young and The Restless' Is due to the fact that the kids in the series don't know how to be dishonest In front of the cameras. Also, they've discovered how much had work goes into a soap opera. "Casting a soap is different from other series in some respects but not In others. There are certain types that follow a pattern, especially with women. "If I'm casting a girl from the wrong side of the tracks, she mot have a big bosom because women with big chests are made to appear to be more salaciousthen other woman. "You rarely we a flatchested actress playing bawdy roles. It just seems to be one of the unwritten rules of theater, movies and __ televWo 1P. I. !L.t.f '',• t' �- - . . . .- . . ., . . .- ,, . . . , ..- . . . - - -. trad, Sanford, Fl. ing SPORTS p. p. I 0: IOA-Ev.nlng Herald Sanford, Fl. awors ki . i . Monday, Dec. 24,1fl Birds Fires Monday, Dec. 24,Jfl -11A Bears Past U PHILADELPHIA (UP!) Undaunted, Jaworsld came to reserve tailback Billy "There will times when a was just a short toss to (he play really hurt us, he yard and Bob Thomas kicked Ron Jaworeld has been In back and fired two second. Camleld that turned in the quarterback be can't complete Campfleld that helped said. "It's a crossing pattern a 39-yard field goal to give the Philadelphia for three years half touchdown passes to rally Eagles' 63-yard ko-ahead everything," said eliminate the Bears. and we do it sometimes but Bears a 17-10 halftime ad. and nothing surprises him, the Eagles from a 17-10 touchdown with 12:24 left to michael, who snaredCarsix Campfield, who is used I'm not sure if they picked our vantage. not even fans booing a man halftime deficit and give them play. It almost made him passes for 111 yards. mainly in sure passing situa. off." Chicago went scoreless in guy who helped lead the Eagles__a 27-17 victory over the forget about the fans' reaction "Sp!eIftne we m II!IIrQ!!Q[_W1 _Car. th iiuoifleplayofts;--ig BëI1 in the N CIÜIti a period late In the mistakes that the fans don't michael and snared the pass. followed an interception by threw two TD passes while Forget that he had thrown wild card playoff game, their second quarter and early In see. But he's the quarterback. Carmichael got just enough of Philadelphia cornerback Franklin booted a 34-yard for 18 touchdowns and first post-season win since the third when he struggled. I thought it was great when linebacker Jerry Mucken- Bobby Lee Howard in the end field goal. finished fourth in NFC 1960. "That's a bunch of gar- the fans gave him an ovation sterm to take him out of the zone that snuffed out a Bears The Bears were hurt when passing efficiency during the Philadelphia now plays at bage," he said of the jeers. when he left the field (at the play, and wide receiver march at the Eagles' 9-yard an 84-yard run by Payton to regular season. The fans did, NFC Central champion "They can say what they want end of the game)." Charlie Smith picked off a line with the game tied. Mike the Philadelphia 1 was called because once Jaworskl threw Tampa Bay in the NFC to say but! have a job to do, It While Jaworskl was on the Bear secondary man at the Phipps threw the ball for hack because of an illegal four straight incompletlons, semifinal playoff game next didn't bother me at all. But money with his TD passes of Chicago 45 to spring Camp- Brian Baschnagel when motion penalty against ft11al)11 the ball away and Saturday. I've been here three years and 17 and 29 yards to Car- field all the way. Howard stepped in front of the Baschnagel, who said threw an interception, they Jaworski threw two scoring - McCray Sparks 4th :. Quarter Surge . - __________ . - - - Seminoles Snare Outlook Championship : Lions . Tribe's 12th Straight . .. . .. I 4 %, . 10 1 el 10 By JOE DESANTIS Herald Sports Editor Bill Payne's Fighting Seminole basketball squad just might Third Place . Cop I know what It's like. They can michael, the second of which ON WOOD Herald Sports Cosponden replacement John Walton. The O viedo Lions, led by all-tournament selections Horace Roland and- Troy Kessinger, captured third place in the have had a Christmas carol in mind Saturday night at the Seminole Community College gym. Maybe the 1112 Days of . Behind a Bruce McCray and Keith Whitney led fourth quarter surge, the Seminoles pulled away from Lake Howell 69.50 to add the Oviedo Outlook Invitational title to their growing list of credentials. The victory, followi ng wins over Merritt Island and Lake Brantley In tournament play, stretched the Seminole's win of the streak to an even dozen and kept the Tribe in the ranks I I . .. undefeated at 12-0. . The Tribe's 12th win before Christmas didn't come easy however, and provided Payne and company with a glimpse of - ,... ... ' . C (ff' . . V, I "I . HOUSTON (UP!) -. . • - 1 ... edge inspired by a full court press and the inside game of Mcay to pull away and eventua lly finish with the 19 point victory. That surge, and the Tribe's 12 game win streak, prompted some high praise from Lake Howell coach Greg Robinson. "They re the best team I've seen since - . It , I . Campbell. contest on a Jay up by all-tournament selection Doug Der- . k .-: F. ,71 i.y. . . or- 11 - -. ,. ,' .,,... AM - Nitill . Reggle Butler goes up to pin a shot by Lake Howell's Claude McKnight against the back- For Um Seminoles, once again the steady play of forward tually It was another lightning quick drive to the board Inthe Seminole's 69-50 championship win In the Lion-Outlook Invitational. Bruce McCray gave him game scoring honors with 19. bucket and an assist for the high flyinj guard. McCray, who has led the Tribe In scoring In 10 of its 12 games this season, was selected to the all-tournament team and honored as the tourney's Most Valuable Player for three solid all-around games. Joining the talented senior on the all-tournament team was fellow forward David Thomas, slowed down somewhat by an eye Infection. 'Other all-tournament performers Included Doug Deri1mer ,, I . : . :, - said, 'of a 13-10 win over Washington some years ago. All defense." - OVIEDO (14): Kennlnger 15, Roland 18, Murphy 0, Scott 4, Meyer 9, Burgess 12, Jones 4, KlIne 0, Duds 0, Kopperud * otals 28 817 14. LAKE BRANTLEY $0): Dershlmer 21, Hays 9 Streak o Seven.On. Road T Kni&2s Hoblial), MotM10, DavIIa2, Satterfield2, Howardl. By FRED LIEF weren't flat but that kind of schedule Elsewhere, Los Angeles defeated Totals 2412-24 UPI Sports Writer takes its toll." Seattle 102-97, New York beat Portland Halftime: Oviedo 32, Lake Brantley 21, Team Foul': Lake After a deluxe tour of the Midwest, the Phoenix trailed 95-82 with seven 111-103 and San Diego took Utb 124-118 In Braitley 19, Oviedo 15, Fouled out: none. Phoenix Suns finally return home. The minutes remaini ng but then reeled off 13 overtime. Suns, playing their third road game In straight points to tie it 95-95. Junior Lakers 1, SuperSonics Vi three nights, apparently are not WOl5O Bridgeman made two free throws with Spencer Haywood's threepolnt play for the wear. '2:35 remaining to put Milwaukee ahead with 49 seconds remaining put Los . Electri"'c Co s i With victories at Chicago Friday night 101-99, but Westphal hit a basket and then Angeles in a tie for first place with Suns a 3-point play to give the Suns the lead. Seattle In the Pacific Division. Kareem and Kansas ty Saturday ld5ht, the MY team they've faced different tactics just about every 106403 trick with a hat " completed the "We played two tough, physical games Abdul-Jabbar had' 32 points for Los time we hit the court sat they've adjusted well enough to Milwaukee decision over the Bucks the last two nights on the road," said Lan Angeles and Jack Siluna for Seattle. Both Seminole and Lake Howell will take the rest of won Sunday night. In all, Phoenix has Robinson of the Suns, "We should have Ieuono ft Five holiday before returnlngto regular aea10n Kicks 111, Portland 103 two- been theones tobe sluggish-but they cannowenjoya Sthr aevenlnarowa nd Bill Cartwrlglg scored 25 points and Conference play in January. day layoff before taking on Portland at were. teamed with guards Ray Williams and LAKEHOWELL(N): Baues$,Brightnhifl1S,CMCKfl1&ht home Wednesday night. Milwaukee Coach Don Nelson, Whe M1chaelHayRIchrdsontnasecond-ha1f 17, Conway?, Seoul, 8mIthl, JamesO, Mincey!, F. Mekuight Backed by Paul Westphal with 26 team had lost six straight in a recent charge to Mop Portland, Maurice Lucas is, points and Alvan Adam witit 24, the Suns stretch, said he did not like the way the topped Portland with 29 points. ' compensated for the low nf injured game developed. cuwrs 124, Jul In 317-919. WhItney 170 Butler 1, & Thomas 0. Totals N, Team f9aiii: Lisk forward Walter Davis and a heAvy case "I didn't have as good a feeling about Lloyd Free scored 41 points and Swan Hdftbm Sanford 29, Lake Howell of travel fat4M. the game after the first I half," Nelson Nater tied his carew high with 35 points Howell 12, Sanford I, Fouled out: none. We had no right to win It without said, "We were a shade away from and grabbed 22 rebounds as San Diego Walter Davis (out with a twisted ankle) blowing them out and when we didn't I won its third straight to even Its record at and playing the third night in a row on the knew we were In for a tough fIght." 19.19. ilmi Boone of Utah hit an 18-footer "We're not used to PlaYiN like that, but I have to hand it to . , * - 1i " i 11 . , . ' . Wright said he liked the Oilers to win that contest. i defense," Wright said. 4 tl"". . _______ B 1" : 'Christmas Day. '. 'MONTGOMERY, Ala. leMons, HutaeU passed f or (UPI) - Georgia's Matt 4,436 yards and completed 00 . Pitt 11 ______ 0 i ____ I "Ibis gum's a tlgdsal." airight." rw,IJ, a 348-pound Another Gray team Conference quarterback, Auburn's $i$)rfl fl guard. "I think each guy here Qua'lIe 'flotman, will be used wads to have a good wick to some as a defensiv, back In _______ hapssthathemlghtbeglvena _____ .nç, hropIbWtlSL" raiks. Z. 0. :• shot n e Crown' L b I- vet loftIer spurts trophy foot 2-inch, 218-pounder. "Ev. Rick PM y h&q in Piudwro by (jatn3 Day .J.&.A - t . f 'He's a good athlete sat Ishnas Day and will give he's got good quIek1iS lad or genie will be played on . are him.99 , diane, show oft their talents Doug Bas'field of Aubiiii. who major.league baseball. On 1. r ' to & uti=W Idevision will dkvd the Gray otbm, Tmday, the University of .' ______ _______ "I've never asked or done on' finished the se"on 'sen. anything for myself and I'm The WII&Its will try to nine Mftwu. Uxim will M and rW .wm for tbom. that $31504 p.0 IISITIS like ttjck the Panthers with the start against Arizona. Tonight, I want you to do the r duinWlolahip ' turn as hiwe1urj, but he maiMs it be fullback Hubert 'pjttjg ing called ruiWg of There were th thing," ree ebOl issue , . - ,, ys' inGrsy won't be a tact In his case. Tb. Tigers went out I. -of n' óotinitely Is a Oliver and tailbecks 1-amy gaw played on Saturday. scored on their first '. parUnipsie -It. hula Car.. "I think I'm hig enosdi," 1es s," s4 pamthen' Heater and Richard flinty.' Qiarbe Nct a 46 hoping their (octbsU . i- I a. . ___ -, 'MW buck Ken 11W rpJ on Na$loøal VeethsU 'Lasgus is saiher ndve plr pst I lewd :.____ players who, could wind s being ye' of ____ . -- I . 'V . - -. - . 11 5 0 .613 ___ ii 3 0 .411 WosImi,on NY Giants St. Louis . - - . $ 0-2 is; Mike Hery 0 00 0; (brie Hsns'y S $4 f; Atlanta 2 11 0 .125 I Son Frenclsc N-OlVillin CMM#W . . _______ plapsif fo y'wld - Playoff $chsdule 0 0-0 0; Harold . I I 0 -W 6 10 0 .371 (AN Thuft 11111T) By U511i1 Press lalsenatissel $10 $ 135 $1312 12-IS - . FINALSTANDINGS Sunday. ___ First Federal IU Pntbm timsta P* of I • I "PC la V, Chicago 11, slef IL Donver 7 ' . ii I -. ___ ____ $ , aPc _____ aiw*.u, yg' rweral, I" pps; Der)i Wimima,Now nftic~ 12.1 ppg; Albert Amunou*, AtI"ft' Bisk, 15.5 ppg; . . - .. - - -, ; ..•., . W L T Pts. Championship 15 19 .441 Detroit 11 1011 33 MississIppi St. 65 Pacific 63 ID 14 7 27 PresM St. Classic 9 15 I 26 - / - - . . - - . ,. ,. - . . S111. . . ' ..,, a I I . ~-!-.;-- - . - W L T Pts. Consolation " 9 3 49 9 9 S 43 Mirwmesota 9 26 .237 12½ Toronto N.Y. islanders 2. Walk 1 Montreal 4 Vancouver 2 Buffalo 4, Hartford 2 Toro'do2. Detroit 1 Atlanti 7, St. t.ovis Los Angeles 9. Edmonton 19 15 .111 6 Golden State lot, New 101 Sunday's suits Jersey Quebec at Minn. AM ovamsell 08voill ailk"i ft Pirtsbursh, 12:30 SvY5 INi 2, ChlcW 8, N.Y. islanders 0 Todays 00*05 (No games KItiduild) To"day's dallim (No gamon scheduled) CóIIig. Iask.tball Boston Coil. 97. Stanford 59 SW L*Ji$iOSi 92. AebIiifll 7$ aw to y KeeNcky Invitational LUIUØ,L CMNPIINMP Kentucky 61. Purdue so Villanova 11, Rutgers 10 SAW 97, CalifornIa as Alabama St. 91, Morris Brown is Georgia 74, Belmont $3 now iow,ft Los visas. Nov. Cs*ii*atles Jacksonville 73, Ducluesm 54 Louisiana St. 95, Tulane IS Lynchburg 117, St. Mary's s ,. Montana 60 1MV -1 om M MR. MUFFLER'S WHOLESALE TIRE DISCOUNTS ON ALL TIRES _____ j] Q9 MW 9 .14, r 41luS30 Memphis St. 50, Mississippi 75 S. CA1r0llnA I'll, Wofford 56 Wm. & Mary $4. N.C. Wesleyan 62 - Csasslatlss Ark.-Little Mock" Portland St. $1 Midwest Cincinnati 61, Temple 64 R"wke Hollilay Tr. Detroit 0, Now Orleans 74 leanebe, Va. Drake 116, TixasArl. 1 06 chample"Mill Virginis Toc;h 67, Georgia Too 62 IWJj:UWt ______ BRAKES Indiana St. 71; ball St. So Kaims 90, Birmingham So. 64 so K OrDJU Marguelte SO, ffluiiOi or WOW Pack Classic Front Back Good Tii Dec 30 Minnesota 11, Kanus St. *I Nebraska-Omaha 69, Iowa St. _____________________________________________ 65 ___________________________________ cna.olaea. Nebraska 94. AlabamaBirm. $4 N. Michigan 03, W. Michigan 64 l.Nov. , - U, I -I - Northern Carolina 61, Indiana 57 Ohio St. 91, Tononessoe 65 UMD 46, Northern St. 60 V81WOlSO 61, C. Michigan 51 Easil 0000-1 U. 87, Charleston (w vs.) Wiscomin'103, Cleveland 51, is - 11. 1111M 7 71 T. - CMMPWOIW Commill"1111111 [J1III!I1 Lawrence (222) solidified a Manuel, while Jep Roberts All Rice 79, klosers (MY) 69 Patrick Division - aivasasat Classic usc w, tousles $5 Campbell coalloralice By SAM COOK Colonial's Grenadiers, Dave Lasley (114) also Herald Sports Correspondent Friday's hallway point nabbed a fourth place finish. Greyhound grappler Terry leader, held on to nose out a relt had one thing In mind fast-closing Palatka with 128 second place finish at 114, when he stepped onto the mat points. Palatka finished with coach John Horn's Oviedo Saturday morning to win 124hz. Winter Park thopped U Uons gar red 39 poin the 157 pound weight division, notch to third with IO1'a, Steve Keyne(121), last yearts's. The Lyman junior, who had while Martin County finished state rwinerup at 109, finished beenaeeded number one prior fourth with 105'2 points, fourth for the Lions. to the Lyman Christmas Bishop Moore preceded the OUui'r county teams, Lake Invitational, proved the Greyhounds in fifth with 97 Brantley with 161,2 points and seedmakers correct by points. Sanford with 13 finished sweeping four straight Schofield, the hound's 235- do the list for the tourmatches, pound heavyweight, upset namnent. M pinning two foes in Lake Howell rival and second Alter losing to Barrett, the Friday's preliminary rounds, seeded Brock Counts in the Fighting Seminoles' Breig Barrett disposed of Sanford's semi-final with a surprisingly squeezed past Lake Howell's Paul Brelg 17-4 in the morning quick 49 second pin. Chuck Pellett 4-3 before losing semi-final encounter. In the finals, the monstrous a tough overtime match to "He controlled the whole junior was In turn put on his Winter Park's Dan Mitc hell 7match," coach Skip Pletzer back by Evans heavyweight G. Breig finished fourth, said of Barrett's victory, Max Purcell at the 2:41 mark. 13111 Nelson (169) of dominated by takedowns and Bishop Moore was selected Breen battled his way time near falls. most outstanding The championship clash,I through the, wrestle backs to wrestler of the upper eight however, didn't come as easy. post a 7-1 victory over Silver division. Palatka's Mark It did come though, as the Hawk Jerry Manuel for third Brown won that honor for the talented junior subdued a place. Lawrence had a 10-3 lower weights, Palatka's Jack determlmd . Mike Revell of lead and a near pin before Givens had the fastest pin In being matted by Winter 34 Palatka 5.4 for the title, seconds. (Revell) Park's John DeWolf at 2:56. 'on* Palatka kid "Lawrence was a real ____ was really hustling," Pletzer surprise, lie did a heckuva a said about Barrett's unseeded __ opponent. "Terry didn't job," Pletzer said about the wrestle as well as he had efforts of his 222-pounder. been, but he was never in Following the Greyhounds danger of losing it." in the county came Lake Barrett'svictoryalong with Howell with 70's points. The St. Vincent 74, California St. 71 Syracuse 73, Pitt 66 ceassasi. Alabama Si. Miami (0.) 69 P'P Colonial Pins Mat Crown Penn St. 3$, Colgate 37 Penn U. Francis (Pa.) $2 ' PwtlasL Ore. Towsamests Cssssiatiss Ceasetatlss Portland It. lalsisg Classic my ILION Prm latememm . lake Howell's 222 pound Canton Blocker has (lii' tipper liamid over his Lyman Invitational Opl)ffl1 eflt in first lH'Ilnd action. Blockem' finished second in his weight class. Maryland fS,Bucknelil3 Duke $2, Providence N. Texas St. 69, lessIts irn. 11111111C divIliftilial 0o"M Las ArspoW of DallaL 4 p.m. CkamB4ssM 3 Nevada-Mano Pm s. Vo. Hofstra 90, Southampton 66 Indiana (Pa.) 17. La Roche 73 Preniosoce, l.l. ScOm 4, N.Y. Rangers 3 Phil 4, Hartford 3 Montreal S. Terentø 4 Quebec Iuffaie 1 . SuSWIY. Dii . , ,,,, k4l:114t Fairieigh Dickinson 70, LIU 69 Fordham 71, Manhattan 63 Georgetown IS, Northeastern 66 Industrial Netlisal Cl. 581110"llay'll N** York 111, Pwt4md M Diego 121, Utah 11$ (01) T"Ay's Games (No games lidwWled) :, ~_ Connecticut $9, Se$on Hall 73 - . a Angeles I, S1S?tii Normal, Ill. _ - 19 19 .550 61,1, 12 23 .343 2 Saturday's Reseft Philadelphia 126, Boston 113 Washingt on 122 Houston 114 Indiana 130, Atlanta 110 San Antonio Ill, Detroit 1)2 Chicago 134, Cleveland 111 Phoenix 115, Kansas City 1fl Denver 130, Lot Aneoles 28 illinois St. Tournament Illinois St. 96, Lamar 64 Consolation N. Illinois 54. U.S. int'l Si - 1 . .. sixth place finish for Lyman fought through the wrestle with 90½ points. backs for third. - IS 14 4 34 . - Texas Christian 00, Georgia St. 16 39 16 7 1 Saturday's lead's Midwest Division W L PcI. 01 Phil 5, Boston 2, aft. N.Y. Rangers 4, Pitts 3 Milwauke 21 15 .503 vioisset ptoti ,. Fresno, Cal. DivIsio Boston 6 .-- _. . . a second by Steve Schofield Hawks Canton Blocker (222) (UNL), a third by Chris Breen grabbed a second place, (187) and a fourth by John Counts unlashed fourth as did - Sys Buffalo 16 20 .i 6 Houston 3 6 40 Iowa 61. Dayton 4 17 15126 36 Consolation Adams 73 15 .604 15 17 314 3½ Pb115dI it Tampa BOY. Now Jersey New York 12:15 P.M. C'etroit at Cleveland , PIngilp Bank, IU g; rry hospital for Xrays and ob. . . - Philadelphia at Washington, i _.4'_. Championship 12 1$ 4 2$ DePaui 2, Loyola I2 Cessolatlin St. Louis 11 15 S 77 Colorado 10 19 3 23 Northwestern 67, Bradley 64 Edmonton 7 II 7 21 Dayton Invitational Wales Conference Dayton, Ohio Norris Division 01 Hartford San - Willie Browni;FIngp isk, 112 as: Guru taUck .was taken to a "Dwi't *y for tne, play for' simUm. - - ____ dialing seven touchdowns. home a wiser.' i , Pct. Phoenix 106, Miiwal*.e 03 AFC $0 - , wild , SasIordElectric - - 11 1211 33 ca9c - 2 14 0 .125 Phoenix Portland West W I. T Pet. San Diego os Angeles 9 7 0 .563 Golden Stt - wL - ,,Hg jot Jim to playt" I I I : -. Atlanta San Antonl ' - ';,,':.: W I, Tuesday's Games " . *.Dallas yPhIla. ____ maw up $.Sysrya" 10*1 LW-175 Pau"$ W c=*111to wW'UWr coach - i.. . , . J110011" in tb I" t" YOWL 'O' I' . :.i: e thssi 1,750 ywda -Ia two '.0VePoPPIa1 National Conference East W L T Pls. Chica,o$and Classic 13 15 7 33 ChIcago, Iii. Vancouver Pittsburgh Detroit 13 22 .371 14 Central Division - Clevelnd Now Orleans . a.se *ais quar ilugh be Yaks flith all. a iurJ AiIm coach Tost percent healthy..Krclm coop-. end stomped 11w 1*nes ia. WhIte. '11w Deacons' quar- Imt , 111"A wbo Um Isaft rww with 16 20 .444 16 it .457 Johmn 0040; Sheft KaW 2 04 4; TorrY MnvW - 'diBank - ___ _____ .363 9 7 0 .363 Consolation 7 22 S it Virginia SI, Army SO 10½ Montreal 11½ Los Angeles 24 13 .649 First Federal 4.' thi 'third qUftut, but - New York New Jersy .635 Kansas City 16 I 9 16-36 'IOTALS 10 711 45. If the çosmd game fails, the Tangerine Bowl encounter Vuto set tled lbs IUue. " Vewito W Wildà ts have With Wake FL . o of ths JlmKrilm,botheredaomeby Theta3kmsateu1dot acious In the btrth quarter into 11w ___ .. . ______ e,itjr to the oily. Heater and H.ns.y, hi -15 as head couch Yale ; ;-•. .1 we a am* Indor mark .750 14 14 .467 Detroit 04; Tim _________ Mo wad an . Seattle Oakland Pct. 12 14 6 30 NY lslanders Washington 25 10 114 2 Wshr.gtn Atlactic Bank ___ _____ piaysd at Miami imp'Iint If you as get 11w - , - WLT 12 4 0 10 6 0 9 7 0 yDenver FLAflI1P HANK: Willie Brown 118-1035; Hisses Knight41.10;Shay(ockett2014; ScottQodiMt$0 _______ _- u 4 12 0 .230 21 IS .311 ½ 13 23 .361 I 12 33 .313 It, 9 36 .211 11½ Division WI. Pet. 0$ 24 Il .116 25 12 .76 WrAIA 16 W 32. andlenca u will s M. Trotman's tUflUllate at Pittsburgh takes on Anions the regular season and only, IatIonai13, hfttlng 1Uof.lU not going to Mart now. lowe a Auburn, lllsC lii*badiir In the Fiesta Bowl it Tomp., 2.3 yards per rushing play. ploes fat, 1,MS yards sat Wt to - loss Um 10POWts per Wime in 9 7 0 .5&3 Phlladlph Cincinnati x-San DIego IS IS S 37 Championship San Jose St. 77, Santa Clara 14 14 4 32 WI,v Ip.g Cleveland West FIRST FEDERAL: Ales Wynn 30.1 1; . Basketball 10 6 0 .633 6 10 0 .375 Kanss dy S It 0 .313 Denver Chicago Central . T Pet. Utah Pacific u.Tanpa By 10 6 0 .621 y.Chlcago 10 6 0 .531 MInnesota 7 9 0 .130 Seattle 0 .313 Los Angels . his eyes watering. "My heart hamstring injury, frelihman Is havy. .300 0 .435 - ' to -break tW .rule," said Mcaendon 'Ie The 10.1 Panthers allowed Dim Mas-ino took over and . 1. . ______ The Steeleri kii, 100 ard ft Mtn nA am litdo kwn 0"M a intelligence," says Coach t: one like that. gets to the 744-125 passes for 153 yards. the NFL bill It's refreshing to watch When hewuknocked out by 7 5 11 0 .313 ly United Press International Eastern Conference Central Atlantic Division W L T Pd. W L Pct. OS PIttsbrgh 12 4 0 .130 yHo4flton 27 I .171 11 5 0 .413 Boston _____ . the first YOU. Well, tonight, I'm going m ISO Buffalo Baltimore Santa Clara, Calif. Smythe Division 1 0-1 2; George Williams $54 21; Todd Cleats 00.0 0' lance BrocWick _____ 0 0.0 0; Byron WashIngton 5 00 10; Shea Whlgharn (1 0.0 0; TOTALS 11 54 V. ATLAN'I'IC BANK: Karry Hunter 3 00 1; &Ian Sheffieldlo.02; LercyYowig4o.0$; AlbertArm. sfroiig9141l;AndyGr1fflnO0.0O;&IcHa'tnS0.0O; Carlo. Burke -00.00; TOTALS 17143$. 10 31$ SinfordEisctrlc _ UntIed Press jatasiatlenal Mason said In praise of the 8- good quarterbacks: Junior yourselves, I've always told - NYJIs Now England ' Rowe 0 0-0 Renaud 004 . - ,435 rebounds and deals in the final period. SANFORD ELECTRIC: Joe Casio 2 0-1 4; MIchael - In Fiesta Bo Wl Contest __ ______ ONP 0 at Pasadena, Cable Car Classic " I 9 53 NY Rangers Atlanta - Super Bowl W I. 1 Pte. Philadelphia W L T Pet. Calif. George Williams led Sanford Electric In the oting department wIth 21 points, Including 11 In the second half. Byron Washington was also In twin figures wIth 10, Joe Coo soored only four points, but played a key , Sunday, Jan. 10 4 0 aMiami a W27 lead Into the flW perlod, when UCh team ight - ' and NFC championship AFC East role In the Sanford Electric vktay with semal ka BrMwellistyplCalOftheIO percent of his Passes. "This Ii a very important college players who will compete In the Blue-Gray game for me," said Hutsell. cislic - he's locking to "There's a lot of pressure I. Dantley had 34 points for the JUL Panthers Aiming For - 1' American Conference First Federal Sanford Electric and Atlantic Bank were tied at 1040 after the first period, büt'Atlwtlà Bank enjoyed 11% 1813 lea d at the halftime Intermission. Sa nford Electric cat ghtupw ththeBankersIn thirdperlodand took ' ' _~ - games in Saturday's other gum, Flaphip Bank durnped ' • - By United Press International 6.0 mark, For the Bucks, who played without with tour seconds left in regulation to team'slast9 points. "Buttheydldn'tput guard Quinn Budiner, Marques Johnson send the game into overtime. Adrian way and we made our run. We had 21 points. loss of 40 yards. SCMEBOARD Pro Football victory gave &mford Electric the first half title in the Sanford Junior Boys Basbtball 1,0881le with 8 Perfect lue-Gray Game road," said Westphal, who scored his ), I N*N fIrMhalt,SanfordElectrlcoverhauledAtiaflticBaflkth gj period and posted a 37.35 win Saturday. 'l'be I **We had," Philips said, "probaby the most "Against San Diego, the way the teams mat- courageous group of young men out on that field chup, I'd have to say Houston's offense Is better that I have ever seen assembled. They plain than San Diego's defense. Against San Diego's would not take no for an answer." offense, I'd have to give the edge to Houston's 14 The Oilers sacked Morton six times for a total After faUlN.behiM by as much as six points in the ,, -We threw more to our backs today because three quarters. On that one occasion kicker Fred they took our wide receivers away from us well," Stelnfort's 50-yard field goal try glanced off the he said. "That's the sub defense." Denvers offense did not advance the ball inside -right goal post. moved' Houston Into the- AFC Houston 18-yard-line but once. The Broncos' first semifinal round against the Chargers at San possession produced an $0-yard drive and a 7-yard Diego Saturday. Broncos' cornerback Louis scoring pass from Morton to Dave Preston. - ' -- total of 14 points in their final two games. We must analyze and do something about our The Oilers built a 10-7 first half lead on Toni offense next year," Miller said. Fritsch's 31-yard field goal and Campbell's 3-yard Houston's current problem is getting people scoring run. And then they virtually held Denver healthy. Team physican Dr. Tom Fain said it at bay. would be at least today before the extent of the They had to with injuries to three key of- three injuries could be determined. Campbell said fensive players: Campbell, quarterback Dan he would play Saturday. Pastorini and wide receiver Ken Burrough. The Injured players contributed heavily to "Basically, it was a do or die situation. We were Houston's early lead, with Campbell gaining 50 they threatened to score only once in the final t 1'Icze ~k j ~!,` ' , Culp, a 13-year NFL veteran. Houston's lead also allowed the Oiler's defense The Broncos moved the ball so inconsistently to sit in what Miller called a "sub defense." - IL ,., Denver's season ended as the Broncos scored a looking at a Christmas at home or advancing in yards on 15 carries and Pastorini throwing for 149 the playoffs -if we let them score one time,"said yards. - F' irs Campbell." - JxnuarY 4 adalAst Luther, The Lions resume play , _____ 4Z e "It reminded me," middle guard Curley Culp Patriots head Into their Five Star Conference schedule January 2 with a home contest against Lake Howell, . Lyman. Payne was obioui1y pleased with the victory but felt that his squad has not been playing all that well lately. our thing la y," commented "We haven't been do Payne. The Seminole's "ThIi" is running. 'Maybe the pressure of playing slowed down and patient ball Is getting to the kids a little," Payne pointed out. - occasionally strong th offense broke down. Sometimes (quarterback d fenses an VCvy little offense. And in the Oilers' Craig) Morton held the ball too long . It was a lot of 13-7 victory over the Denver Broncos' Sunday, things. I didn't think they could beat us without they made do once more for old times' sake. Oviedo upped its record to 54 on the year whde Lake Brantley dropped to 1-9. "The more our boys play together, the better we'll get," concluded Phillips. Both squads take the rest of the holidays off before ft Phoenix Suns Stretch Win of Lake Brantley, Horace Ro" and Troy Kessinger of Oviedo. Carl ArmUmig of Merritt Island and Neal Gillis of ' . Oviedo breathing room for the four point win, Both coaches cited the rebounding difference as the key factor In the ball game, Oviedo controlled the boards 39.24 on the night and they snared many critical offensive rebounds. "We came out flat," commented a seemingly angry Lake Brantley coach Bob Peterson. He was referring to the Patriots' hearty effort In a 45-42 loss to 9th ranked Seminole in'a semi-final match up. Dershlmerled Peterson's crew with 26 points, many coining on long range jumpers, Center Tom Moths was the only other Patriot in double figures with 10. , seven points and win a lot of games. Sometimes We Oilers made do with away a pass to a speeding Horace Roland who hit the lay up to I - $41 don't know whether it Payton, who scored on a 2- quarter and gained only 67 yard run earlier, plunged one yards in 16 carries. was legal or an illegal pick but - the third quarter and Burrough, who reinjured a Miller knew that Oilers' victories usually strained lower back early in the game. Oilers defenders preferred to think they shut coincided with good performances by the NFL's rushing leader, and it was common knowledge down Denver, Miller sounded as if he weren't in that in the only game Campbell missed this total agreement. *No alibis. No excuses. Congratulations to the season, Seattle creamed Houston, Houston Oilers," he said. 'But you cannot score However, before Campbell arrived in Houston lead. The Patriots closed the gap to two points wIth 2:30 left in the aggravated a pinched nerve in his neck in the second The Oilers managed without Campbell, who upped their lead 24-16 midway through the second quarter on a basket by Kessinger. Oviedo took a 36-22 lead into the locker room at halftime, The Lions climbed to a 37-27 margin in the third quarter but Lake Brantley closed the gap to a single point at 2:31 on a Jeff Sevor bucket. Lion center Doug Meyer hit a pair of buckets, the last one ahiiner. They had a chance to tie the ball game but Kessinger batted Seminole County," complimented Robinson. "We were with them at the start of the fourth quarter and wanted to slow down the pace but they got a couple of quick baskets and we were forced to try to play their way." Robinson had a few things to be pleased about also. After a sloppy opening round victory, his Silver Hawks put things together for a solid team win over Oviedo In the semif inals A trio of Silver Hawks who keyed that win and the champlonship game effort against Seminole were selected to the alltournament squad. Lightning quick Bruce Brlghtman, steadily to be applying a Improving Claude McKnight and the ever present Reggle A flying Keith Whitney seems karate chop to Lake Howell's Tim James. AcBarnes were honored Denver Coach Red Miller and probably a lot of other folks did not believe the strained a groin muscle late in the second coming at the dose of the third period to g1ve Oviedo a 4M . - us all the way." - what they can expect when regular conference play resumes after the holidays. What Payne andhlsSeintnoles can expect slowdown tactics from the opposition. Greg Robinson's Silver Hawks battled the Seminoles to an - almost even standstill through three quarters and trailed by just threç, 41-38 heading Into the final quarter. But Seminole opened that fourth period with a 13.2 scoring while the ball was in the air, field goal to give the Eagles constituting an illegal pick, an early 10.7 lead. But Walter 3 But give Lake Brantley credit," Phillips added. -They battled ;.Q~j~?.I 6. before completing a short toss of mistakes." Wounded 01 ' 91ers Ll"Mp Past Denver M inus Stcirters Outlook Invitational Saturday as they squeeked by a pesky Lake Brantley crew 6460. Roland led the Lions with 18 points while Kessinger added 15 in a game which saw Oviedo continually look to its two aces for clutch baskets. Lion coach Digger Phillips was not totally pleased with his squads performance. "We're still not going to play as well as we're going to play. We didn't take advantage of our chances to open the game up, .. Chicago Coach Neill Arm- intended receiver. would know if it was illegal sted Carmichael Jaworski hit Carmichael on motion or not, and it wasn't." through the third quarter, It may ha ve run Into Mucken- a 17-yard TD pass and Tony Pa ion, the NFC's leading sterm on his ccrossing pattern Franklin kicked a 29-yard rusher, was slowed when he Kent St. 73, E. Carolina no - Youngstown St. 72, Ohio 6$ 65 ~ S • O. F ENCH R 373-5966 ~ ~ 123-3811 - ; ,. ..'. . . . , . ': . -. .,. r ,- -:..-..• I At ..t' '-f'.- , •' -, - '.'j -',- ~Y , -. ;4~_f_14_2 4 - - ,'' Al, _ - __'ft,i_. - TKI~LR .9 _!,,~ FWI - - - - - _ it 4i : .S.1 - . I "_7 -r v,'7 ,. ,V .".-..1"Pi, .r.T7.I," , - .- fi-iI 1 _ 7 7 . 7 77 T " , ~l P ,L" . . -, NI " " . _ --v 17rw -~ , , . .M ,. . ; , . , - _ " 1?... . . ~ , . t, ,., : ,,-i , -V ' i ,I-.,- '-~ ;- , r4 - ,,. G,,~ % , _'., ~ i ! 7 7 , ~:,T .,-, Z% ", ,.-, ,~,-~ Ir .~1" 7 . , ' ,; r ~ -' . ' ~ .,; ;---- ~ 1 .• -';;w' Lo .. .i .'.... �12A—Evening Herald_ Sanford, Fl. Monday, Dec. 24, 1979 Sanford Man OURSELVES Remembe Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Navy Wing Attack Monday, Dec. 24,1979-1 B One By DONNA FZFS Herald Staff Writer Sanfordites During the late Into the 1970s, iñiSemfnili Countians scanned their daily newspaper searching for news about the exploits over North Vietnam of Reconnaissance Attack One (RAW-1), which had stationed at the old Sanford Naval Air Station (SNAS). The Wing had been based July May 1, 1968, when it was moved to NM Albany, Ga., as SNAS was phased out. While their men were overseas, many of the families of those Navy Officers continued to make their homes In Sanford and Seminole County. Admiral Richard Fowler was commander of the Wing at SNAS from 1966 to 1967, and retired to Sanford in 1974. "The most important events while I was commander here were connected with the service of the squadrons in the war in Fowler said. The squadrons made very many Important contributions to the Navy operations over North 1960 and many J.L. Blythe II Repeat Vows been Wing out of Sanford from ADMIRAL RICHARD FOWLER 1965 to S.. He was a captain when this photo was taken In the mid-60s. Ii . Vietnam," ' "... Vietnam. "We lost a number of pilots and crewmen, who were shot down and either killed or captured. Sanford was home to the families of those men during the long period when their status was unknown and afterwards for many who were prisoners of war. And those families were treated with great personal warmth, kindness and concern by the people Of Sanford," Fowler said. Later transferred to Key West, RAW-1 will be formally (tileatablished on board NM Key West at 2 p.m., Jan. 7,19M. Thus will be discontinued the only naval warfare community dedicated to tactical reconnaissance. An interim Ttilwnce capability has been identified to serve carrier aviation until a follow-on to the Vigilante aircraft can be developed. disestablished. He Fowler regrets won't participate in the ceremonies in Key West. "I perceive the action Is being taken as it result Of limitation Of funda" Fowler said. "It will remove an Important capability in the Navy's reconnaissance. I'm not aware Of exactly what organiza tional changes will be performed by another unit. It won't mean the ablilties of the forces will disappear. Those abilities will probably be performed iss effectively iiIt Ieresourà devoted to them," be said, Fowler said while the functions of the Wing were performed at a,JtwqI WAR 1k. Wine avorAmPA tralnlna administration "_•D_•________•'5_ and material supervision and operational control of the squadrons based In Sanford. These squadrons deployed from Admiral -. - Sanford to carriers in both the Atlantic and Pacific fleets, he said. Consisting of nine fleet squadrons, one training squadron and a support command (Naval Intelligence Processing System Training Facility), the Wing provided tactical reconnaissance for Navy world from until 1979. The achievements of RAW-1, under the leadership of eight Wing commanders, demonstrated the high degree of tinportance Navy tactical reconnaissance has in modern sea . 0 CONTESTANT? After nearly 30 CORPORATE GIFT FOR UNITED T A UTOI II,1IJ * YOUNG DRIVER PROGRAM * LOW MONTHLY PAY PLANS T It 44Jt I GRAMKOW FUNERAL Sanford ______________________________________________ MiH :t1 the M a P5sIs by Mirva Hawl.s YOUTH BRING Youth Programs Inc. spread Christmas ch ever hadl a nursing home. Sharing gIfts with GRATEFULIN MICHIGAN Lenone Moyer, a resident at Good Samarita n DEAR tatArEvuL: With Home, are, from left, Mary Smith, Ion Huff, pleasure. Runaways, call this Kevin Books, Patrick Davis and Arnie Long. tollfree n um ber: 8092314941. Lenora Mobly is the YPI coordinator. 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The main P4 'nb&bltsntg bacteria — of ism are at their lowcst? Don't foget to dial direct, without an operator's assistance. It's faster, easier, Pi . ___ Plaque Is probably the disease—by far,th e major biggest cause of tooth cam of tooth loss in 9 decay and eveiltuel loss, adults. Whatlslt — howdowe Plaquam*atbsrunov.d aczirett— and how do we do prer"Isiablng WOOL C 1414. I'øi iI 9(uit4lP Wlekoo gui a A4\ Stephen Shsf.r, D.M.D1 PLAQUR ii I own~ s 60 "101 0 0 By PARE . at... ..... .t.,. I .....It... ....l.. _.t _ItI_ IIV DIIV ttVUIV UI UI .,dUIUflILU 4U411 quail they have "such unusual topknots." She is equally fond of the delicate Alaskan ptarmigan. And she loves the stance of the sta tely red cardinal, a bird shared by seven sta tes - Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, North Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia and Ohio. Still, Mrs. Houck cannot help rem.niscing about "how nervy" she had been to write to the Smithsonian. And a bout her first reaction to the institution's reply: "1 just said, Aw, shucks. visiting — • • program on birds to her circle of friends. She says she enjoyed researching the personalities of each of the state birds and then translating their winged beauty to her china plates. Each bird was of her own design, but she remained faithful to the characteristics and colorings given them by nature. Did she have any special favorites among the birds? U) & PHIS • • Houck recalls. She thought it might be interesting to give a I%IINI S.IK PREVENT ...-.•' .................. eelunto with the number posted She explains that she began the plates in 1972 to illustrate a near telephones where out. program she wanted to give for those friends, all of whom were runaways hung ver able totn members of the National Research Club, a venerable local women's club that seeks to expand its members' knowledge on u enough for giving us the a variety of subjects during mon thly afternoon soclaLs. happiest ThitaksgIving we've .. - ______ ____________ ;• S .• ___ PITU Smithsonian Likes Work Runaway 1 MON. THRU PuN SATURDAY 9.1 haford WI LLIAM L,OfIAMXOW Of Plucky Plate Painter coming to 'as. HOME I3OWEIT AIRPORT BOULEVARD SANFORD.FLORIDA TEI.EP*4ONE 3223213 INSURANCE 2417 S French Ave. uàh :1 TONY RUSSI 'S no flêIWS ~ ko - I '$S a MR. AND MRS. JAMES LARRY BLYTIIE II case I MOIUAL Each carried a round arrangement of dried flowers in earth tones Roger Foye was the best man. Ushers were Timothy Blythe and Christopher Blythe, brothers of the bridegroom. Following the reception held in the church fellowship hail, the newlyweds departed for a wedding trip to the beach. The couple are making their home in Lake Mary. The bride is employed at Flagship U.S. Bank of Seminole, Sanford, and the groom at Anderson's Nursery, Fern Perk. 5, HOLIDAY CHEER I Best Gift Was With I * SR 22 FILED FREE Reason Funeral Horns in Sanford Is in charge of arraz*znsntJ. People turn to us at a tims when they're confused and at a loss. Our purpose is to understand their needs and do everything for them that we can. WAY. constantly. After a noisy scene, she was dead. But parents By MICKI VAN DEVENTER she stormed out of the house never give up. We continued to Special To Th e Herald with only the clothes on her search and hope and pray that VP STI LLWATER, Okla. (NEA) — When Ludi Houck told the back. We didn't have a clue as she'd return to us one day. to where she went. Well, our prayers were m Smithsonian Institution about her bird plates, she had no Idea Only a parent who has lived swered when, out of the blue, that prestigious archive of national history would be In. through this kind of nightmare we received a telephone call terested. Dear Abby: can realize what we went from someone who said he was "1 was just shooting at the moon," she says modestly. Our problem daughter, not through. After a year of a volunteer - with Operation So It came as quite a surprise to Mrs. Houck w hen J. JetItIUl I' UI Iii..t IAIIS It.. .. -" t4ttUIUIUt*II t.t1WflU UItU . neariacues and iieepieis Peace of Mind In Houston. (We IIJUII 4UIIIV& II UUVIUt Vt U$V 14 mouths ago. She had bees a 75 - ikpp1ug SChOOl, sights, we were told by the live In Michigan.) We were told g1 division, responded by saying the museum would be giving a reh Urne far aissi staying lit late, and lylag to polleeI. give up aid assume $hat our daughter had read of pleased to display her "handsome collection" of 28 plates - ..-•., • • -• , the toil-free number In the beari ng intricately detailed portraits of state birds. DEAR ABBY column and "I never thought the Smi thsonian would really be in• $ • wanted to let us know that she terested, she laughs. "And I can't believe I wrote to them. I ,, • jV was well and happy in Fort don't really know where I got the nerve." II' Lauderdale, Fla.The volunteer Her friends call it "Ludl's pluck." said our daughter would call Mrs. Houck is a quiet little woman with a gentle sense of I . I them again on the following humor that has endeared her to friends and china-painting students through the years. morning in we Her softness and gentility are best expressed in the nature •- message for her. We told than we would paint ings that have won her many blue ribbons and in the welcome a collect call from her. extensive collection of hand-painted chins that graces her Sore enough, she called us the ho me. lest day! She sounded won- She took up her art years ago while her husband, John, was derful and said she was working in school. aid going to night school to The young couple was living with Houck's parents. She - * finish her education. Our story recalls that her mother-In-law suggested: "Well, dear, you • has an ending. Our daughter Is might as well take up china painting. It will give you spend Thanksgi ving somet hing to do." -I • with us! She mastered the art and for 25 yea rs has been a leader Abby, will you please publish among the state's china-painting teachers. And through the that toll-free number again so years, her friends, family and students have benefited from ether runaway kids can her talents. establish communications with But the bird plates were never really inte nded for the public - _;..-5' '_ their families? Our daughter to enjoy, she says. She just wanted to paint them for 17 of her • \.,_,___' said that she had seen your best friends. Forl" of unilrood. / : DEAR READERS: On this Christmas Eve I want to share with you one of the best gifts rye ever received. It was the following letter: Nov. 19, IM JOSEPH FERRY Mr. Joseph Ferry, $4, Of Fifth Street end Washington Avenue In Lake Mazy, died at his home early Satardey. Born In lake Mary, he Is survived by an aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. is needed 'N. .• Th e Central Florida Strom berg-Ca rlson Inc. (C-S) employees donated S5 each to the tune of $9,070 as a corporate gift to United Way of Seminole county. happy about the generous gift are, from left. Jack homer, executive Manager of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce; ion %%hitrney. S-I director on Industrial relations; Sheila Brown. 1979 Seminole County United way chairman: John Redmond, C-S vice president and general manager of Digital Systems Center; and .Joe Hartwig. C.S manager of employee relations and past president and past chairman of Seminole County United Way. Re— Uniting AREA DEATH special help -t_ Herald Photo by Tom Vincent Parents' __ Avoid When i''.. •. S :.S5_ years FAUL [sIII because voters now are carefully cqntrastlng him to two challengers, Kennedy and California Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. Those contrasts were not being drawn before Kennedy and Brown entered the race, he said. The president did not elaborate on Kennedy's "human fallibilitles." He said only that Kennedy's day-today campaigning had pierced the Image he had projected while still on the sidelines of the presidential campaign. "He's out campaigning and the voters are getting a chance toauess what he does, what he says, to the hazy vision of what &.nne perfect candidate might say or do before one can be Identified," Carter said. A poll published last week showed Carter and Kennedy running even among Iowa Democra ts five weeks before the state's Jan. 21 precinct caucuses — labeled by both candidates as the first major test of the 1910 campaign. — - -• in existence, first as a heavy attack wing and later dedicated solely to a reconnaissance mIsIon, RAW-i will be phased out as part of a long-range plan that saw the end of RAW-i coincided with the end of vigilante-designed service life. The Wing's primary mission during Its first 13 years was to equip and train its squadrons for long range, all-weather delivery of nuclear or conventional weapons. The transition to the vigilante in 1964 marked a major shift in emphasis from heavy arrack to reconnaissance missions. seeing the Wing Perfection' DES MOINES, Iowa (UP!) — Public scrutiny and the rigors of daily campaigning have transformed Sen. Edward Kennedy from a "vision of perfection" Into "a flesh and blood candIdate," President Carter says. "I was running against a vision Of perfection before," Carter said in a copyright interview In the Des Moines Sunday Register. "Whenever anything went wrong, they said somebody would do a better job or somebody could say something better. "But now I'm running against a real flesh nd blood candidate In Senator Kennedy — sodGovenor Brown—and Ithink the voters are getting a chance to see his human (allihIlItles, like I have mine." Carter, whose nationwide approval rating iii scared since the seizure Of the U.S. Embassy In Tehran, acknowledged the Iranian crisis has raffled support for his pëisklency, Carter Insisted his fortunes also have risen - 1964 Carter: Kennedy .Loses Of - — •.. • * DISCOUNT FOR SAFE DRIVERS 'Vision - carrier deployments around the RALEIGH, N.C. (UP!) — A campaign by a group of Winston-Salem residents to raise money for the families of American hostages in Iran ended the same day it began when the citize ns decided they were not organized enough to handle response, a group leader said. Pam Travis, the group's coordinator, said plans were made last Wednesday to sell T-ahlrts with the slogan "Iran: let our people go" for $5 each. The two.day, 13-city tour to raise money for the trust fund had been out together in 24 hours. It beam Saturday in a chartered jet, but was called off late in the day. - Santa Claus reaches into his pack of goodies during a recent visit to Seminole Memorial hospital, where the grand old man entertained patients and guests for several hours. Perhaps even more intriguing than his visit is the grey beard's mode of transportation: a vacuum cleaner. Rumor has it that he would have preferred a sleigh, but his favorite vehicle was detained at the North Pole due to a wildcat reindeer strike. -' • . ...• Fund RaIs.r CaII.d Off GONG SHOW - Ann Louise Newman and James Larry Blythe II were married Dec. 8, at 2 p.m., at the Countryside Baptist Church, Lake Mary. Rev. Avery Long performed the double ring ceremony. The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Newman. 2019 Hibiscus Court, Sanford. Her grandparents are Mrs. H. H. Newman, DeLand, formerly of Sanford, and the late Mr. Newman. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James L. Blythe of Lake Mary. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James M. Blythe, 121 N. Summerlin Ave., Sanford. Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose for her vows a candlelight qiana gown. Daisy trixii was featured on the bodice, long fitted sleeves and attached chapel train. She wore a halo of baby's breath in her hair and carried a bouquet of earth toned dried flowers. Linda Newman attended her sister as maid of honor. Dina Lee was bridesmaid. They wore brown polyester gowns fashioned with round necklines, full skirts and beige satin sashes. Bee lace trim enhanced the tucked sleeves skirt. ---________ __ ________________________________________________ -. -.-.- • 511 �- - -- -- •f-. : . - .- - . :. - -•--._ - .. .: -. . . .•- . - - : - . --.-.... .-..-'-, . • -.--.-- -. ---.- ,.'. 1 --. - EvenIna Herald .t..,.i lB—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - ----- ri Monday, Dec. 24, 17 If Not, He Looks It Up By PATRICIA McCORMAaL UP! Education Editor Knows Just Eveqthing About - Don't say never. When booze loosens tongues, arguments spring from all manner of subjects. Even a Joey, Ramaplss 'them or quite to name three admittedly odd ones. George Delury, fact man extraordlnajre, wouldn't rule the subjects out of any argument — knowing what he does ds an almanac editor. - Ramapithecus, the first humanlike primate who emerged 12 million years ago; a quite, 25 sheets of paper. DelurY can tell You thousands of other bits of Information, some old and some new. His answers come out HeketY-spUt. Sathples: Q. How many zeroes in a quIntU'üt? A. 18. w'Uiniin. 'c7Cev&ir1Sñ lot a program of Original and traditional Yuletide music and readings. (R) )0 LET THE DESERT BE JOYFUL The Tucson Boys JVII Carnmore Copper Company, Meanwhile, Mark Daniel discovers that Keren is having an affair 16) () (17) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guests. Tim Conwa Bernadette Peters HPOOL a üsineu I ( J 0 CBS NEWS (7)QABC NEWS ATRE "Poldark" Alter Demel- 0LT) THREE'S A CROWD za cis back to health. she and her (1)0 JOKER'S WILD (1!) (35) SANFORD AND SON When L amont and Fred take I UI I' 1..ss, 1 COMPLETE BODY AND PAINT SHOP REGULAR AND CUSTOM PAINTING PINSTRIPING— CUSTOM STRIPING '. I ',,v a Center I.14ttT 3234U7,322.2)N L - .11 I it 'n KUrl Joapp 01 1 I "- '•'; LJ- a,- - -, - ,•,, Chi ld care Center and kliid.rartne Licensed and Approved — MUM 1=191 AlIffe"FERI-ORS CY - • Piu CM my Ph.. PhsNsad4r,shsd .'ClmIuy & " E D - 16.3 Rreplace Smokes? Cal "Th. Difl Couch," PH. 8696578 t? VU55pd .kvesepeslc.st I. Acres enjoy A b tucheist 900 For Play And Learn* ing _____ - Happy alud Center and Kindergarten which has served 5f0d nuously am residents __ de'Jgn.d to been spent In collecting the .sllng.Funllyoounaeljngwu aid In the physics] develop- number of chllch'en'a records hr for the pest 5 g dflen providing In use at Happy Acres$ ye e formerly the adsafety and a good deal of fun Children are exposed to all mlnlstrator.dlr.ctor for22y.arsieflow.cc.*1ng attheugneftms.ftll one ofa kinds of lei'nIg through. dah of child care c u?"l" ters en wyer ownwship and part.tlme kind j this m usic. Ifll'OUlfl1. —Averycarefullyplalned — A planned summer of Happy -Acres in Angiat, Qdid care, preschool and curricuitun designed to help program of field trip., ott. me. She has three children full-time . SOCM "R.gSI 40. SM" SANFORD.—PH flI SSN _______________________ MyNSsP*sdWI* Happy Acres is 1'eM.d at Riverv$sv to $.f..d aid the phone 'ber Is 3MSi. 4PI for Better ,, BEDROO , BATHROOMS FLOR IDA NOONS KITCHEN REMODEL ' I ': 'CARPORT ARA$IS 6:00 9:00 (17) WORLD AT LARGE 6:25 romancing the aging queen. the young Earl of Essex plans to remove her from the throne but isexecuted. 11:00 0@')15)0U NEWS Basil Fawlty. the most incompetent innkeeper in England. is saved fram ruin by his efficient wife IPart lot 6) GRAMMING (5)OMORNINGNEWS (71) 0 GOOD MORNING t•. MSd - 5FJ VthP.n Road, — ..,. q, j .-.-- f17 ,41 P.,.. •' - '.'-' ,,'-... , - - ' ,. '. - - - .-. --S .S "i u [ 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL (U' (35) WOODY WOODPECKER AND FRIENDS 17' CHRISTMAS DAY Jii SCAVENGER HUNT (A) [PLAZA IF) 3:30 - 5)0 ONE DAY AT TIME (R) LI35PTL CLUB (2) (17) MOVIE 10:30 U L I. Y W U U U !!..L_" SQUARES 0WHEWI - 10:55 323 7S03 ALL. 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S6 r ss~s ___ __ solve the kidnapping of a Motown •\'s_ 4P John Conies MCA - ' II!I/ii Stevie Wonder Motuwn NO N / ' ELO UKES Jet r.... . J JOURNEY S. Conway & Loretta MCA . Inthebeginning kM' AlwtheRam Pat Berialar Chryiaiii '.IrL. C H I V1riou Eiektra Co tonvo Barbra StrSisand Columbia Journey Columbia AbM Atlantic JVFEFtSON STAWIP Fin",811 POW zero CA1 jN&TU.[ Your Move WAYLON PRU FAVORS - all& Oates RCA SKATING lINK PU. 32243U 322.7029 2750W.$$* IT. (SR lê'A) - '• i'.' Waylon Jennings RCA Chic Atlantic Sanford ' P4y 1752 3:00 TWlN. OUR SKATIS—ft" YOUR SKATES-811A II. LINK Cohstrijcflon - 1[AzA t21 (17)1 LOVE LUCY 8 (.4') CARD SHARKS friends. (A) " ' afli) Jflfl I 5:30 Call AC-au - 'ttJOIC.) l - HOTEL 10:00 0(i) TODAY , (17) THE GIGGLESNORT 112'(17)GREEN ACRES 7:00 11:30 W1LflIV 171)0 MOVIE ill' (3 5) DICK VAN DYKE R, (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) %22 (17) NEWS 6:55 8 C TODAY IN FLORIDA MORNING (!( 0 GOOD FLORIDA •) - -- 410 THE ED ALLEN SHOW 6:45 WEATHER 1 2:30 DOLJGLAS -- 1 (17) THE LUCY SHOW 9:30 III (35)ILOVE LUCY 44 (10) EDUCATIONAL PRO. 0(4) COUNTRY ROADS 6:30 ANSWERS 0 141 ANOTHER WORLD e niiirsiiati inwr 0 (4) DONAHUE s__i.., ant Idmily. Tt* Whole Boll Is First, W5ni *..t.. t 2:25 12'(17) NEWS 6:10 solve the family budget problems. (23(10) TWO RONNIES 121(17) ELIZABETH A "Sweet England's Pride" After 014) THE DOCTORS U ONE LIFE TO LIVE :1.I (35) GOMER PYLE MIKE -S)fl - not a recognized crime in N.Y. State True or false 2:00 01 (10) CROCKETT'S VICTO. RY GARDEN 13.) (17) ROMPER ROOM - finwus a) painting (b) noble. man of France c waterfall Until 1978 wife-beating was WORLD s) 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER 5:40 J (17) LOVE, AMERICAN STY LE fiLl) EARLY DAY 's')flHFALi'H FIELD 171') 0 SUNRISE in'an Jj (35) I LOVE LUCY Ricky hires a business expert to help 1:30 THE ) 0 AS TURNS AMERICA !i: (35) TENNESSEE TUXEDO Jefferson Stasshlp RCA HOIWuTTIAS ISANSHIS"Nov PSIN*ITI*$ a after extending her hospitality to a starving young author, Jennifer suddenly suffers a series of near-fatal accidents. (8 (10) SNEAK PREVIEWS (1%' have the same number of calories True or false 2 "Duque de Braganca" is a spoxes - NEW YEAR'S EVE 'PARTY I PAL 1A.M. S esasavue OSIIITMAS HOLLY ss.rd THE FBI 5:30 0 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 0 ALL MY CHILDREN 11(35) DICK VAN DYKE -- Pbab--'vS' cN Ml 1iiy*ø. 5:00 i .An ounce of cheddar cheese anti an ounce of caramel can- 3' DAYS OF OUR LIVES Bw'h,ra - -. - ural mother of their adopted Child arrives in town demand. ing money. (.IJ 0 HART TO HART Right I ,717 - fl 1 1~ (35) TOM AND JERRY 8:00 ) 0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO 8:25 0 (4' TODAY IN FLORIDA MORNING I U GOOD FLORIDA 8:30 0(4) TODAY MORNING 0 GOOD day for themselves (A) when an aging champ Chal. - Living - 1swii controversial 7:30 8(4) TODAY U GOOD MORNING try to prepare a pleasant holi. TAXI Tony ecsiatic Rick James REMODEL— O* CUSTOM I(j1jT HOMES WITH 1.1. LINK CONSTRUCTION -P1RN$ EXOTIC PUNTS t. 1:i i -" I - anu wish for you In 'SO. Is 36d sunny days filled with love and smiles. Enjoyl I4AN ,. (7)0 FAMILY While arranging the annual family holiday gathering. Kate learns that Doug Is ill and Willie has other 'plans for the holidays. - Thsnlcsstthingw.could ' - : television star. Lou tries 'to help aneglectedyoungboyandBillie investigates childrens' - pj, S - Rossi isdolngastoryona child rights. 21W F*cN Ave. *t Dee, T. WIlIlamsis's CI) - à ii - BEAUTY SALON - .1 - - Walter are ecstatic when Walter's ax-wife announces her plans t0mem'', 410) DICK CAVETT Guest: that all she gets for her trouble is trouble when she convinces Brad to fix her friend D1d1 UP with one of his bachelor - hear D.IIjh - Her gredvet. studies are in Child. guidanc, and cow $99 ! u'k4ui (111 (35) MAUDE Maude and - CHRISTMAS 0 (4) A SPECIAL- WITH LOVE, MAC DAVIS (5) 0 LOU GRANT While - 9:30 FLORIDA The World Almanic ANGIE Angie discovers i000 25445.PRINCHAVI.(17.n - , '"' of - N LICINIRD OPTICIAN kindergarten are offered for' children learn thro ugh door activities sport own an tias experisnce children 0g.. 4 wsel to 6 crevfty, and ImuJ'iatlon. A swimming and picnics wisllher the need for child core while ________ Care has BOW Preschool readiness IndUde d1dren ____ upended to Include after in mdb,rean,aocJaJ II. 1araprjrtation to many parent. school transportation and studies and science. Kin. Interesting and exciting care for children to age 12. "OIlS 01 the most difficult dergarteners also receive the Central Florida locations and Some of the festz.s that benefits of the "14's Find amusements will be included things for a newly divorced mother Is the worry as to at Happy Acres apart In- (ut" Scho'aetk prvgi.m as a In the regular wieldy fee. szçpiam. are —Aclean,d.srfui building whether her children ____ An acre 01playgrowul — mode —alongtlme has with a very. loving and being cared (or sod taugt* dedicated staff, who really properIywhiueah,Isfocd to ____ woñtohelp mçpost them. Ni gjy g with children. mother,should have to worry. Nancy A.Harrls,tbs owner' ThIS Is UW lIe! 111101 thet I h er Solon College decided to buy Happy Aces— elpotharparenti who are ' 1ft1PIINCHAvE. ' whereabsalao PH. .7dSi SANFORD nthsesanrescam.ntu! W10L an hes be" lnvel,SdwIIhctgldc,ffl 's" add Nancy. Ow SteM Wh Th* years. CweI,..rs And FrIs A KINGSoFRAIR $tyIIn finds that his old high school teacher can still Influence his ii,, when she is admitted to Kensington General Hospital. 11 A.O. sop T CONTACT LENSES _ _ Two young homesteaders in - - denlul Life" (1947) James Stewart, Donna Reed. A man's guardian angel diverts him 'from suicide and shows, him what his home town would be like If he were never born, 9:30 - setting (A) (111 (35) BENNY HILL (8 (10) FAWLTY TOWERS (17)0 FLORIDAI (M(17) MOVIE "It's A Won. (5)0 HOUSE CALLS Charley INMOSt YOUR NOICI OF P1 •: s, s T1Sl p111 INS M LSIV"IIN — Im ILAS$1$ SUPUCATIS PSi$CIIPT1IIS$ PILLID a ISPAIRS ' ITS UXAMINATIOWI A1lA$SI GAME s .&_ e.....,. U W5 irau becoming a doctor when she leaves the army gets involved In a misunderstanding with Father Mulcahy. (R) 1 % ung Pioneers* Christmas'' 11977) Linda Purl. Roger Kern. 0 L4 NEWS iS) 0 M'ASH 0 ALL IN THE FAMILY 12:00 0 (4) MINDREADERS ) 0 (7) U NEWS j) (35) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER (9, (10) EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING LfT, (17) LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE 12:30 @D NEWS s', 0SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 7 U RYAN'S HOPE 7:25 0 TODAY IN FLORIDA Q GOOD MORNING 041(10) CELEBRATION OF STRAUSS Willi Boskovsky conducts the Vienna Phllharmonic Orchestra in the music (5) 0 MA'S'H An ambiLa..a .,a.,na n.,na ..,hn nina. an BUDGET OPTICAL played out in a Third World 5:00 loading docks at the Milwauk ee Jou rnal, (A) for Murray's disinterest in running the kitchen. A I.. a soldier of the emperor talls into disfavor when he becomes romantically involved with a Christian girl (A) (iT) U ABC MOVIE "The )E (35) BUGS BUNNY AND FRIENDS (17) GILLIGAN'S ISLAND lands his first newspaper job - 'rho worried staff comes up with some outlandish reasons —., NOW FORMING 3393192 711$. HWY. 4*7, LONGWOOD MON..PRI, *M314 AT. , Idren at Happy riuppy AT THE January Art Classes - 8:30 • CALS Diane Desmond, Phyllis Hartman. (3 (10) WORLD "Getting Elected In Papua, New Guinea" JA (10) MISTER ROGERS(A) - U 17 ) MY THREE SONS 1 Christmas comes to Carver in the form of a swinging party, a Santa everyone can look up to and an impending birth, (7)0 HAPPY DAYS Richie (5)0 THE LAST RESORT - __ cwioa mu a1 AU FRAMES I/O Ui! AND ALL CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS URTY I • the Roman empire under Nero. Beverly Sanders, Cip Ware, 11:55 i2(17) NEWS a group of unsuspecting fishermen. (A) (51) 0 THE WHITE SHADOW by. Danny Kaye. A comic four. some takes an entertainment job in Vermont to help a former general, who is in danger of losing his inn, ic- P40w accepting Full-time and Part-time enrollments. It FULL LEARNING PROGRAM 'DIVILOpMINTAL I PLAYGROUND *OVIR *2 YEARS I*PIRIINCI I * PIOFISSIONAL CARS AND TRAINING INFANTS TO 12 'YEARS SAPTi SCHOOL CARS AND TRANSPORTATION ,fiow OPEN FRI. £ SAT. NIGHTS TIL MIDNIGHT *CHILD CARS BY RESERVATION ONLYI 5)0 7:30 TAC DOUGH THE NEWLYWED 0(4) ml MISADVENTUREt OF SHERIFF LOBO A bank robber and a mean-tempered shark upset Lobos plans to tw Christmas" (1954) Sing Cros- ___ a friend ina nightclub act. father whose son was killed in the war. S00 attempts to uncover the secret of how Santa Claus gets down flechimney. (fl) 'T ')(17) SANFORD AND SON Fred and Lamont substitute for host to a draft dodger and a (3(10) CHRISTMAS EVE ON SESAME STREET The spirit of the Christmas season comes over Sesame Street as Big Bird . out. 01 (10) MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT Bunker's finds Archie playing Backus, Morey Amsterdam , "Quo Vadis" (1951 Robert (ii) 0 CBS LATE MOVIE 0 4) CAROL BURNETT AND 0 BEWITCHED man for the Episcopal Church. (17) ALL IN THE FAMILY Christmas dinner at the and Jack Cassidy. - impending operation, 7:00 0 @J ENERGY: A BRITANNICA REPORT (5)0 P.M. MAGAZINE mn JOKER'S WILD (UI (35) SANFORD AND SON When Fred receives a slight injury in a car mishap, Lamont hires a housekeeper to help iii (35) WORLD OF SUPER ADVENTURE 2 (10) SESAME STREET (R) (17) THE THREE wife are stunned when the nat- !i35 CANDID CAMERA (17) BOB NEWHART Christmas Eve finds Bob in the hospital with tonsillitis and an TWR MR. Dickens' classic is brought to 4 "ONE FREE DAY" '! f • HAPPY ACRES 014) NBC NEWS (5)0 CBS NEWS CT) 0 ABC NEWS Paul Moore Jr.. Bishop of New life through the voices of Jim - ItS new SIMSN1I S )3 "' MAGOO'S CHRISTMAS CAROL Charles eP ! ' Y"W girl living in New York City in the 1890's mee ts and falls in love with a penniless young tiiilr7 '14 May your New Year be framed, 4th love, peace and prospedty. Pitoni sti.ssn 1002 5. Frondi Ave., I ,'' man. (A) QJ (35) Pelu Rear John Davidson Guesls The Lennon Sisters, Betty While 10:00 (5)0 PARIS A lawyer and his ' . band resents their intrusion MORNING flCmnnrl .-:: Broadcasting Network (CBN). (7)0 THREE'S COMPANY ci (35) DINAHI a FRIENDS 4:30 ,O CBS NEWS 11:00 0(A) HIGH ROLLERS 0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT ) 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (A) 11'31') —0-ir)-wHEE:L-bF-FORTIJNE— ---FRiENDS-----) 0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN t) Q FAMILY FEUD 1i) (35) THE FLINTSTONES _______________________________________________________________ 6:30 PRAIRIE A terminally ill widow's (Patricia Neal) search for a new home for her three children leads her to Charles and Caroline Ingalls (A) I5)OWKRP IN CINCINNATI Arthur Carlson hires former Cincinnati Rods' manager Sparky Anderson to host WKRP's new sports show (iT) 0 MOVIE "The Gift Of Love" tlq7RI Marie ' (17) CAROL BURNETT Orlando Public Broadcasting System In addition to the channels listed, cablevision subscribers may tune in to independent channels, Miami, by tuning to channel I; tuning to channel 13, which carries sports and the Christian WEDNESDAY (12 (17) ALL IN THE FAMILY 8:00 0 (4 ) LITTLE HOUSE ON THE (BRAK ES—OVERHAUL —TUNE.IJP) m" AT LAKE MANY BLVD. . Independent Atlanta, Ga. (4) Moods when the opposition reveals his secret weapon. Renaissance music troupe. Lindy's Auto - - _____________________ (10) - ____________— C!) fi (NBC) Daytona Beach Orlando ___________— Alda, nrnfi,inniI 635 . Independent Orlando 7) Fred buys hall ownership of a professional fighter who can't 17) 0 FAMILY FEUD (II) (35) MAUDE Maude tries to bring a school chum and her es)ranged daughter together to patch up their differences, (13 (10) DICK CAVEIT Guest's: The Waverlv Consort. COMPLETE MECHANICAL SERVICE Nampara Cove (Part 8 of 16, (1 lenges him to a bout. changes GAME M trouble following a shipwreck in t AND FRIENDS Guest: Alan 0(4) TIC TAC DOUGH (5)0 THE NEWLYWED He d Advertiser START YOUR BUSINESS Prepared By Advertising Departmentof ON THE GROW ADVERTISING - AfltIDfItlft daughter contract the disease (35) TB. J (17) SANFORD AND SON (II 7:30 - 0 (CBS) Orlando ______ ____ ilD (ABC) Orlando 0 Cohost. Paul Williams Guests' 01 (10) MASTERPIECE THE. 7:00 NOW I Evening Heiald TUMY 6:00 (1)0flQ NEWS fight Review REPLACED - . Cable Ch. Andrae Crouch & the Disciples, rreo is convinced that he has 322n2611 Christmas at San Xavier, a 17th century Spanish mission, (R) 6:30 Iced & Bonded Since 1970 1 Call tj 11:30 advantage of a Breathmobile. T Cable Ch. 0 (.4 W 0 (7J U NEWS ish the prosperity of Ross's .S. . Q. What do the grizzly bear and cat have in common? VINYL TOPS DYED OR . - 6:00 0 (Ä THE SOUNDS OF ($)Oc!DONEWS CHRISTMAS EVE Henry 01(10) MASTERPIECE Buono and a _______ THE.______Mancini, Victor_____________________ ATRE "Poldark" The Wane9. Los Angeles church choir loin - quite. &Iwa .- munosy, Uec.24, 1flB (!J(35)BENNYHILL EVENING u I ., I 11:00 MONDYL A. Top speeds of 30 miles per hour. than and upon completion of those studies went to Greece to Flipping the pages and st9ppin&at one Is like eating one If the answers aren't on the tip of his tongue, write. thumbs Potato chip. You just can't stop at one. Instead of potato chipa, million people w[lbUy this year, "After that, he went into the real world of sodal work is in this case you're taking in facts somii'ou might want to as they did last year. Watts, Calif., and later In Brooklyn's Bedford-Ruyvesant know and some that you can't help absorbing due to their inDelury is editor of "The 1980 World Almanac & Book of community. teresting Facts" (Newspaper Enterprise Association, $3.95). People Deciding what goes In and what can't go In due tO limitation 7be real world of publishing followed, Including a stint as have been buying the book for 112 years. editor of pages Is one of Delury's dilemmas each year. And It's some on "Deadline Data on World Affairs," formerly a Aside from Its use in settling barroom arguments, the World McGraw.Hlli publication, dilemma, what doesn't go in could (Ill three more books, he Almanac Is a respected reference book of nearly 1,000 pages. Delury claims it is 99 percent accurate. What most out of his past helps In the job at the World thinks' "I get paid to do what I like best," Dçlury says, "learning a Almanac? In the front of the book, It says: Delury "It taught me how to say things briefly, clearly and direcHe knows more than a little bit about quite a few things, due Delury said this Is to prevent legal battles. tly. to his academic credentials. Letters to the Almanac office come from children or grand7bese include a bachelor's degree from Redlands, Calif., Who buys the almanac? Ubrarians, parents of school children of persons who set some kind of sports record in UnJVersity; a bachelor's of systematic theology from Harvard children, reporters, editors, politicians, trivia buffs — ad Inss college. Call It family pride. They want to know why Great Divinity School*rIasters in modern European history from flnitum. Stanford; pass orals for a doctorate in modern German Grandpop So-and-so Isn't listed In the sports records. "It's a potato chip book," Delury said. history. "We could fill five books with such sports records," Delury A what? He won a Fullbright scholarship to study In Germany after said. "Potato chip book," he repeated. depend on knowing what a Joey is — or a Rampithecus, or, for ow - TV HIGHLIGHTS World Almanac Editor that matter, a - SANFORD - Captain & Tinnill. Casablanca thdCPenney - I-- 11 -, I ,, �- . 0 . -.,, I I I Legal Notice Legal Notice SANTA CLAUS - -. 0 . . - CLASSIFIED ADS Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Monday, Dec. 24, 1979-SB NAME STATUTE THI EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL ' TOWI4OMITMAYCONCERN: CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR Orlando-Winter Park Seminole NotIce Is hereby given that the SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA undersigned, pursuant to the CASE NO. 7$.49.CJA "FictItious Name Statute" IN THE INTEREST OF A youngster "gives Chapter NS.09, Florida Statute, WILLIAM DEAN JONES, righter with the Cleft of the A Child. five" to Santa Claus will RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. Circuit Court, in and for Seminole NOTICE OP ACTION - 44C line during the Altamonte- County, Florida, UPon l'*Celpt of To:JOYCEJOP4ESPATTER$ON itime -. HOURS 3conseCutiVetimes . . nca.Iine POOl Of the publIcation of this 1010 Worden South East South Seminole Jayuc a in. tetics, the fictitious name, to wit: 7 consecutiveflmes Grand Rapids. Mldilgan 39507__ _ _ _______ 5:00 AM. - 5:30 _______ P.M. _ Ii' cees' and Jaycettes' CASTLE CUSTOM CABINETS YOU HEREBY ARE MONDAY thru FRIDAY , i,. Aifl1 ______- _______________ ______ -—______ _____ ______ - _____ distributionof gifts Sat- under which '(we) expect to NOTIFIED that a Petition under , in uuiini ii . Norm oath has been filedTn the above ______________________ urday to 150 dlsadvant- Cypress Way in the City of styled Coti't for the permanent commitment of WILLIAM DEAN aged youngsters. The Cassilberry, Florida. DEADLINES That the (petty) interestsd In JONES, born on the 19th day of Altamonte Springs Fire said business (is) as follows: . February, 1971, to JOYCE JONES Noon The DGfBefore Publication FIFTEEN CORP.. INC. PATTERSON, for subsequent Department provided a By: Mark 0. Mother, adoption, and you are hereby truck for Santa as a subSunday - Noon Frido your ulred to serve a co ) __ClASSiFIED ADS sure to get re ____________________________________________________ stitute sleigh as he Dated it Orlando, Orange written defenses, if any, to it on ____ County, Florida, DecemberO. 1979. JOSEPH W. OuROCHER, ________________________ ,.-'•'p.r_ . ___________________ ______________________ -_________________________________________ ____________________ made his rounds of PubliTh: December 10, 17, 21, 31, Esquire, Petloner's attorney, . " -. ___________________________ ___________________________ I I ___________________________ __________________________ __________________________ ________________________ — ________________ whose address is 1315 East — Head Start children and RobirIIon Street, Orlando, Florida, SIDE GLANCES _4i—Houqes 4—Personals their brothers and sisis—tlp Vnd' 68-Wanted to Buy 76-Auto Parts 41-Hou by Gill Fox 50-Miscellaneous for Sale; -----------._ 32101,onorb.for.thellthdiyof ________________ _________________ 0 _ _________________ ________________ _________________ ters. January, iNO, and file the origInal Radio Shack is looking for During this Holiday Season & IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 11th with the Cleft of the Court either Free Battery Check I part.tirne sales person with this Spirit we Say simply, but Why Be Lonely? Write "Get A Silver coins Will pay SI 25 for PlOW PI.AYINI For Sale: Sentinel Star news •IT kNowks RIAITy INC...._..,, JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND before service on Petitioner's Battery Shop * * * * * * * * possIbility of a full-lime sincerely-_Thank YOU & best Mate" Dating Service. All AM. 175 ca Roosevelt dimeS. 5300 for paper route. Immediately or REALTOR f 323 911$ 107W 27th SI position in the future. Wishes. Merry Christmas. [jJ FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, attorney ages. P.O. Box 6071, Clear — I, (BI t 1i:'1r customers, Winter SpringS 196.4 or before quarters. Im thereafter; otherwise, a default FLORIDA Knowledge of electronics & MERRY CHRISTMAS water, Fl. 33315. Martin Sheen Heads ________ 0 57.400 -678 mediate cash. private party, TWO BIG EXTRAS I j wilIbi enteted against you forthe ____________________________ - 9547 CASE NO. 71.2031.CAOt.I retail sales a pluS. Call Bill Will buy lunk Auto Batteries, any amount 331 0816 Zoned comm. S. less than 1 ml. TO ALL FROM ____________ FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND relief demanded In the Petition for 1 WILSON MAI F P r URNI TUP 1 Irwin 322-6999. - - ..__ 5$ 50 Battery Shop from Lk,'Mwip.c. 2 BR. 28. 2 i . BATEMAN REALTY LOAN ASSOCIATION OF Permanent Commitment. • 5_4. & FOUfld ANN ETTE & PAT uY SELL TRADE ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED huge lots FP & lots of trees. (i.) 107W 7711-5? 323 911.4 Peg. Real Estate Broker WITNESS my hand and official Position now open for carpenter 3?? ''?? 1 SEMINOLE COUNTY, a cot. 311 315 F 1 rst St Top Prices Paid ________ AAA EMPLOYMENT Group Helping Vets poration 2640 Sanford Ave. — organized and existing sealas the Clerk of said Court this helpers w-nallons largest 0 Office 305 . 625.3005 ' (ised, any condition 641 8126 0 Black footed ferret lost in STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If day of December, 1919. 3210759 producer of factory built 'Alter Hours 323.6400 under the lawsot the UnIted States i _______________________ vicinity of W. 2nd St. Call 323' AAA EMPLOYMENT Classified Ads didflt work ARTHUR H. BECKWITH. modular housing. Must have of America, ____________________ AnliclueS and Modern Furniture ______________________ _______________________________ L 0139. Reward offered for i 1nk 912 FrenchAve. - there wouldn't be any 323.5176 Clerkof the Stanlslavsky — he of Ihe Some carpentry exp. Apply One pieceor houseful Plaintiff, 51-Household GOOdS return. MERRY CHRISTMAS! ________________________ CorneroflOthlFrench CircuitCourt APOCALYPSE ORANGE: Cardinal Industries Inc., 3701 DINING ROOM ELEGANCE Bridges Antiques Method" - Is a founding v. 3732801 _____ "VOW' Future OtirConcern" By: .s Terry D.Cox _________________________________ S. Sanford Ave., Sanrd, Fl. 2 BR. 1 bath, 1g. covered patio, MI OW A V. C A N A A N IN. --- ----- ---__________________________ They came to the right man father of modern drama ,. used full size hotel motel bed 77—Junk Cars Removed DEPUTY CLERK 81k. female Doberman, 2 yrs. FORREST GRE ENE No phone calls. Equal Op. and fenced back yard. EXTRA VESTMENT CORPORATION, a _______ _______ _______________________ ding Very clean. 51495 ca PC _III _____ ____________________________________________ _______________ ____________________________________________ WE BUY USED FURNITURE & ______________________________ I for radio and television spots old, dbl. choker chain. Lost Florida corporation, CLIFTON Publish: December 10, 17, 21, 31. portunity Employer. * * * * * * * * !,/\J,p room, EXTRA nice, EXTRA Noll'S Sanford Furniture INC. REALTORS APPL lANCES Santord Fur Top Dollar Paid for junk & used vicinIty Auto.Train & 1st ___________________________ _________________________________________ aimed at helping American ______________________________ ENTERPRISES, INC., a FlorIda 1979. liveable. $27,500. / / Salvage. 1? 92. Sc c' Sn$nrd — 830 6133or 329-47lleves. ii,?oI ai.aoe 32 8121 Missing since Tues. RE. - cars, trucks & heavy equipmenl — Secretary- gen. dutiesRe*usai OP DEQ•30 veterans scarred in Vietnam corporation, STATE ____________________________________________ _____________________________________________ ________________________________________ -- _______- . 322 8721 WARD, 323.5633. 322 _____________ 5990 r,. pleasant working coed. Paid _________________________________________ Legal Notice FLORIDA, and UNITED STATES ______________________ by the deadly defoliant Agent ___________________ OP AMERICA, _____________________________________________ PART.TIME i,. Begin Jan. 2. 1900. 862-3735 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, ___________________ NEAR DOWNTOWN 70-Swap & Trade FURNITURES. THINGS BUY JUNK CARS Orange, Martin Sheen, star of or 323 9503 SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Sanford on Hwy 16, easy access FICTITIOUS NAME Call Bart _____ S. Sell Defendants. 6—Child Cave From SlOto 550 CORRESPONDENTS ' to i i, NO.79.3210 _______________________ CIVIL ACTION the ultimate Vietnam War . Noticelsherebygiventhat lam GC-2, This house New S. Used Furniture NOTICEOF SALE 0 REAL ESTATE Call 322 1621; 37 40 QUALIFIED INCOME TAX -- •' easily utilized for business Will give a lull tank of gas for , ____________________________ movie "Apocalypse Now," engaged in business at 4th and NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF: 0 S Sanford Ave 323 6593 REALTOR,]22 7495 PREPARER S WANTED WANTED SI 00 in silver coins, will give Sanford Ave., Sanford, Seminole pursuanttotheFinalJudgmentof VERNON CECIL WILBANKS, Will babysitln myhome office. Large rms.. good floor ______________________ Please call WEDNESDAY 323. has taken on the Job In New County, Florida under the tic. Foreclosure dated December 21, plan S. extra Ig side yd for Color T V for S50 in silver 33) itr.Husbend, Daysonly Why buy used' New brand name To write news of local interest 79-Trucks-TraIler's 5910 or 830-9216 for interview 4. • 0816 VA.FHA.235.Con. Homes .. York - at the request of a t itlous name of MR. 0. 1q79, and entered In Case No. 75. rkjng Only $37,800. Low _______________________ 332-7446 _________________________________ box springs S. mattresses at 20 from LONOWOOD , SAN with Household Income Tax .c down, assumable m'tgage friend, Michael YuhI, founder WAREHOUSE FOODS, and that I 2637.CA-09-E. of the Circuit Court CONNIE JO WILBANKS, ._ pct above dealers cost. Twin, FORD, WINTER SPRINGS, Low Down Payment Service. FOE. '76 F ISO a ton lord P U. With fullsize. queenS. king Jenkins 11-Antiques of the veterans group Citizen ForworkIng mothers NOTICE OF ACTION the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Florida. wherein CLIFTON _______________________________ hive a knack forgathering the Babysitter wanted days, my your lot 0? our lot Reasonablerate.3222214 Soldier. Sheen, whose Great rm, designer home set on Seminole County, Florida-in ac ENTERPRISES, INC. is Defsn- THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: 8851 after 5pm I Social news from your V Eiflpi5. Inc. home, own trans., for8 mo. CONNIE JO WILBANKS, whose , acre wooded lot. Wood a. I irothers are Vietnam vets, cordance with the provisions of the dant.Croi$ PlaintIff and MID. respectIve community to be HENOPIX ANT IOLJFS 20 pct ' old. Also, sitter needed for Medel Inc., Realtor 6443013 INVESTMENT last known resideoce and mailing stone exterior plus wo w carpet, 76 Ford Pickup, 6 cyl . ctd Fictitious Name Statutes, To.Wit: WAY.çANAAN ' off of total inventory of brand 9—Good Things to Eat presented in a column In The tf says the campaign Is "one n antique dining rm , occaSional eves. 3237077. Section 563.09 Florida Statutes CORPORATIOe4 is Defendant. addrissis92l N. Sparkman Street, ____________________________ trans C.00d cond C.t"S nood inter-corn, solarium, walk in -------------new interspring bedding These ____________________________ Evening Herald we want to iJ,rs vtt, 13 sets to celect positive step" toward mi 52.800 322 4755 closets, pool planned S. more, Cross Defendant, I will sell to the Hartseile, Alabama 33640: beds are not damaged or talk with 'fOU fr(,,, Di'c to thri, Dec 13 ,ilso YOU ARE HEREBY Brand new at 5)07,000. Navel, grapefruit, tangerines, hIghest and best biddertorcash at rocusing attention on the seconds but brand new trip line 51g. Food Barn Inc. ,.iiIigt,' rt'finictiinq Fr.'t' pick 29—ROOmS — oranges. Picked to order. Will SUPER NICE 2 BEDROOM, - theWlstff'ontdOOrOftt*SemlflOIe NOTlFIEDthata proceeding for , bedding sets only' Free local Joseph Gull llght of soldiers suffering ui' A iIt'liv'ry Con,,' Con$Id:DORIS us DIETRICH dlsiolutlon of marriag, has been 80-Autos for Sale mix. Crumley MAGNIFICENT CARPETS, HEAT, FAMILY 3220257, . delivery Noll's Santord Fur PublIsh Dec. 15, 21. 1979 & Jan. s, County Courthouse at 11:00 AM. N Ovit'dO erve disorders and ________________________________ ROOM, LIKE NEW CONDI. on the 22nd day of January, 1910 fIled against you and that __________________________ Oaks shade this 3 BR, 2B in nilure Salvage. 17 92. So 01 12, 1950 lOS 3740 Furnished Rooms OURSELVES EDITOR l2..+ •594 FAMOUS RECIPES REGULAR DINNER W JIPwO. ldyliwilde w-tormal LP 1. DR. TION. $29,500. COME-A.. ________________________________________________________ __________________________ Sanford 322 8721 I 3(1ST MAKE PAYMENTS '69 tc — located, situate and bing In WILBANKS, is seeking relief Grapefruit, Oranges & Lemons. -. rith birth defects as a result Inquire 401 MagnoliaAve, 3 pieces horsydippad fried chicken, mash Seminole County, FlorIda, to wit: igaimt you. fenced corner lot. 582,500. R. U. Hutchlson, ________________________ .4605 (Dealerl I If exposwe to the chemical, Mechanics helper & MachInists sandgravy,cotsslawand2 hotbulter Lo$sl.A,1,2,3,9andtoin5lock YOU ARE REQUIRED to •Porig.nally $511. now 52.16 or $71 -- 322.1051 3 BEDROOM. COZY FIRE. WOUidbesaltierthanthepopcoml" Sanford Gracious living. Reas. helper. Goodbinefits. Apply in tasfln' biscuits. Honey upon request. B of FIRST ADDITION TO A PearandfileyourAnswerorother SPARKLING PLACE, NICELY WOODED 2 mo. Agent 3390386 I 's",i'.on cGr.''tinqstrorn Sanford 651 liii' Weekly S. monthly rates, utilities person, 1 ml. north of l3lon )7• REPLAT OF LAKE MOBILE defenseor pleading with the Clerk Spacious 2 BR, w sunny kit + FICTITIOUS NAMI' ACRES IN A COUNTRY SET. TOVARISHCH!: It's not Auc? ion I,' 15 S F relic Ii Good nwti conri. ncn,'cled jI. Inquire 500 S. Oak 8417513. 1978 Singer Futura Fully auto, 92, Richies vw. Notice is hereby given that we SHORES, eminole County, of the Circuit Court, In and for FR on beautifully treed lot. TING. FENCED FOR YOUR .lsnfrIKfio,i,s 41'Houses ( (t,'.,'tt ( 1,.c , )2 I hru (ten the Soviet ress has are engaged In business at 1050. Florida, according to the put Seminole County, Florida, and 43 ..ots.Acrge $300 32? 672) repossessed, used very short For only $30,900! Call Quick! PRIVACY. LIVE STOCK j,Ii'(i,,r I Ne.I 'itit,n lt'%likepennieslromheavenwhen time Original $593, bal SIB) or nythlnggoodtosayof things NO,Th st., Longwood,,FIa., 32750, thereofasrecordedinPlatflook$, serve a copy thereof on . , - . AVON WELCOME. PARTIALLY •%tCti 'Or .?ijs you sell "Don'l Needs" with a $2) ma. Aaenl 3398356. FIOHTINFL.ATION LAKEMONROE EQUIPPED WITH FARM Bldg. lot for duplex or single -.._._ Iiii BERRY, P.O. Est,,tt' ComrT,'rcial & P.'i Drawer 0, Sanford, the fictitious name of CON. Seminole County, Florida nd Jessica Tandy have won For details, call. SOLIDATED ---. MAINTENANCE said property being the same as Florida 32711, on or before the 4th CreatIve Expressions 322.7513 THE NEW YEAR OFF H&A, FR, new carpet, sewer & paved street. Sc. si,soo-- - VALUE $2.1 (,,Il PollS Atittitin. 323 5670 - 1441.4457 or $4.3W oscow's heart with their SYSTEMS, and that we intend to set forth In the Final Judgment of day of January, 1950, otherwise a -. porch. 539.900 PIC.HT. Unfurnished said default will be entered register name Hwy 9?. I r,iil,' *t,St Of Spc*'dw,iv. against with the Clerk Foreclosure aforementIoned, sasher repo GE deluxe model sported Broadway hit "Gin O..dAIID.yW.dn.sday REALTY 18—Help nted YOU. Daytona tl,'act. Will hold 1 of the Circuit Court, Seminole (SEAL) 5)3.600 SE IGLER REALTY Sold orig $409.35 used snort POLICE OFFICER-The Cal I Bart ____________________________ ame." Here's what drama 75.Va 2 BR. modern, good lOcation 115(101 Cash fo mart. Lovely 3 BR on county, Florida in accordance WITNESS my hand and official public AU TO A(JC 1 ION ARTHUR H, BECKWITH, JR. time. Bal $189 14 or $19 35 mo. Orlando Clvii Service Office "Tj -REAL ESTATE ____________________________ BROKER ____________________________ 322-1462 2439 S. Myrtle Ave. titious Name 'Statutes, To.Wit: ty about their performance: '/9 Dodge Van. custom, 8,700 I the only one In Florida. You set : landscaping galore. New C. By: PatricIa Robinson Court on the 29th day of Novem. for the examination for Police Apply in person Sanford Nursing KENMOR F WASHER -- Parts, Section $03.09 Florida Statutes H&A, dream kit., 4 cathedral miles Better than new, many I the reserved prIce Call 904 255 Officer, beginning Monday, 1. Convalescent Center, 950 Depiix.CIerk. bet, 1979, Orlando Sanford The show is played by a i... Modern 2 BR, 18, CH A, w w Service. Used Machines. I (SEAL) 1957. ceilings. Just 535.500. individual (904) 278 $311 for further details. Mellonville. December 17, 1979 through 327.1577 It's easy to pIece a Classified Ad Jack T. 3210640 Bridges, EsquIre carp, fully equipped kit. Near markable pair of actors, MOONEY APPLIANCES - ARTHUR H. BECKWITH JR. 51g. James Bannister.Marc Post office 37)6 Friday, January 4, 1950. In. W Garnett White We'll even help you word It Seminole Hosp, & downtown. 323 0697 ________________________________ For Sale 1978 C.remlir, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT ian and wife, the farfamed Goslan, 4i4 terested persons should apply Peg Real Estate Broker Call 322261). Sanford, Florida 32171 , $235 mo. plus sec. dep. 322 — ----COURT Low Ut Delu.e Publish December 11, 1$, 24, 1919 SEC(JRITYOFFICERS in person to the Orlando Civil JOHN KPIOER ASSOC. roadway 'stars' Jessica Harold Hall Realty MICROWAVE Publish: December 24, 31, 1979. 034)- Adults only. no pets. i 76—Auto Parts 33) 6870 BY: June I. Curtis and January 1, 1950 Service Office, City Hall 107W Commercial _____________________ FUIlIPart.timi, must h$4ar sndyandllumecronyn,who DEQ. OEO.50 . DEPUTY CLERK Annex, 440 S. Boone Avenue Phone 372 /881, Sanford Push button controls, has Inc. phone. UnIf., aguip. turn. Will buy lunk Auto Batteries, IT'S HONEY DIPPED' ipture their audience with REALTOR, MLS 43---4.ots&Acr.ags I , ROGER L. BERRY endlor sale 1 BRApartment,nopets ' .arousei, still In warranty. (directly behind City Hail) EVERY DAY someone is lookIng Free life Ins, Apply 1310 E 0 Battery Shop tl00or bpt offer Attof'ney for Ave. PetitIoner Carpet. Sanford TIlE CIRCUIT COURT OF to sill. Call Originally IN have iou refinod mastery. On the Monday through Friday, 5:00 for what you $649, Iant.d ' assume I )PIN 1S$ LIII. . St p.m. licept Fri. I Sot. Cissini %Cs$ p.m. ColonIal, Suite 230-W, Orlando. 323-5774 Day or Night 107W- 27th St 323 91)1 wIll NO QUALIFYING- 3 BR home. 323 9)14 269-7377 ml SISHTIINT$4 JUDIC$A*, P.O. aw.r today and your ClassIfied Ad am. to 1:00p.m. Orlandois an payments of $21 mo. Ageqt 9 age WS SEW two actors Equal Opportunity Employer New Central lIlA & carpet. FICTITIOUS NAME 1*ProndtAn. lN.Hwy.u.n CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR Sanford, FlorIda 32111 $355 appear hers tomorrow. Equ.l Opportunity Employer. Want a lot of house for. Owner will fInance w -1 BR Sandalwood condo w-w ould have sent K& StJ 'Notice Is hereby given that I am SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA 30323.412l (Hwy. 17.91) Cass&Wrry LARGE LOT OR 3 to S ACRES — car., fully eqpt. kit.: $250 substantial Own. 533,000. 377money? Hurry to let show us 107 W. 27th Publish December 3,10,17,24, 1919 __________________________ knNrd viky into transports of engaged in business at CASE NO. 77.1S56..JA 53—TV.Radio.StereO $3500 DOWN will buy 10 acres I WITH TREES AND GOOD month, 1st and last 1. 5200 sec. you this one. 4 BR, 1'B, Street, Sanford, SemInole County, IN THE INTEREST OF DEQ12 ACCESS. REPLY P. 0. BOX ______________________ I deeded access to the St. Johns elight.'' Comrade Florida 3221712. dep. References fenced, neat as a pin. Can also underthaflctitious name KEVIN O'MA$TA. -------------------------be _____________________________ -._____________________ 1795, SANFORD, FL 37771, River. Slercv.goodworkingorer I home-business property for oITHEBATTERYSHOP,andthat A Child. INTHICIRCUITCOURTINAND GIVING DESCRIPTION, $30 beauty shop, barber shop, I intend to reglstsrsaid name with NOTICIOF ACTION FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, LOCATION AND PRICE. 372 .1364 3 BR. 1'.y B, economical gas wall Dental or Doctor's office. : i.ih T the Clerk of the Circuit Court, 1NVITATIONTOSID HANS FLORIAN O'MASTA FLORIDA . IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ______________________________ furnace & range. Fenced rear Convenient for everyone in on Lake Ada. Just so. of Seminole County, Florida In ac Handicapped Parking and Walk. THE SIONTIINTH JUDICIAL Black & White TV'S isaoe copper NE. cAs• No. 79.1511.CA.1).K yd., convenient location, IR a. Sanford area. After hrs. Joyce WG hAL Airport Blvd. on 17.93 in 46—Commerciaj Property $20 ca. while they last iYS Apartment I VIRGINIA RAMACCIATO, Fla. rm., w-w carp., $29,000. . CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR Nickle, 322-9795. REALTOR MLS Sanford. Call 333.5670 FictItious Name Statutes To.WIt: . HERB'S TV Albuquerque, New Mexico Plaintiff SEMINOLE COMMUNITY SEMINOLE COUNTY,FLORIDA. cordancewiththeprOvlslofwotthe Mariner's village. m.ws Ev.323.$sI SeCtIOII 563.09 FlorIda Statutes 17123 COLLEGE 323 1/34 I SanfordAve v. CASE NO. 7149.CJS STEMPER AGENCY Established plumbing supply 'I 2917. Sealed bids from Contractors IN THE INTEREST OF ARE YOU HERESY LAMIROS DEMETRIOS LAM. REALTY WORLD. service busIness for sale, inc. 11g. Dale A. Stidiney 'I REALTOR 322-4991 NOTIFIED that a PetitIOn under SlAmS L.D, LAMIRAKIS will be received by Owner, Board MIKER EARL JONES, a.ka Good used TV's, $2S&up 31—Apartments Furnished tools, fixtures, inventory & Manager Alteratlons& MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 42—Mobile Homes Trustees for SemInole Com. pi bsej fi$j In te and.or liii st , aboys AVIS LAM. of MICHAEL EARL JONES, MILLERS '. Home Improvements real estate. Call W. Malic__________ ______________________________ Eves. 562.3653 322.1959 Publish Dec. 24, 31, 1979 & Jan. 7, styled Coai for the permaiient SRAmS inter her Watsi a'4 munity College it 2:00 P,M., A child. 26l9OrIando Dr. Tailoring ____________________________ Ph. 372 0352 Zowski, REALTOR 327-7953. S _________________________________ 14, 1950 Apts. cammttmontoklvlNO'MASTA, RUTHE,OAOlantorhsrpstate, Januaryl,li101nthelosrdloom NOTICIOFACTION for Senior Citizens. Down. See our beautiful new BROAD. — TV repo 19" Zenith. Sold orig. of Seminole Community College, TO: JOYCE JONES PATTERSON . DEals Defendants . a mate child, born on flu 4tIu day town, very clean & roomy. See CUSTOM HOMES BUILT Julia's Alterations S. Tailoring. 'MORE, front & rear BR's. WHY--BUY? bal. $113.16 or 517 mo. Whatever the occasion, there is a of February, 1911, at Leydsn NOTICE OP SUIT 1016 Wordon South East Jimmie Cowan, 315 Palmetto REMODEL INGS. REPAIR GREGORY MOBILE HOMES Men PICTITIOUSNANS' Beat those high interest rates Agent 3391336. I Womens garments classified ad to solve it. Try one •0i WI IflCIIIdId Tewnsluls,IIIIII0IS,9OçHIISTINI TO: LAMINOS DEMETRIOS _,Aye. GrandRaplds,Michigan392Ol 6 BALI NT S _______________-372 5665 RO3OrlandoDr. snq, 323.5300 fitted to your site Altamonte 1. VWIOU$ walkways, ramps, YOU REMODELI POSES O'MASTA and HANS LAMSNAKIS ak.a L,D. LAM. ARE HERESY . . The Real EstateAgency -_ VA&FIlAFInaniino ---- Notice Is hereby given that we FLORIAN O'MA$TA. for sub- SRAKIS inter his estates AVIS and steps located around the NOTIFIED that a Spgs. 331 0159. CallRogerSmith327-2914or Carpentry, Painting. Roofing, PetItiOn under 55--Boats & Accessories STORING IT MAKES WASTEengagsd in business at m Inc., Realtors 331.7119. FREE ESTIMATES usnt adoption, ind you a Gen Repairs Licensed & LAMSRAKIS andor Pier estates campus.AIso.strippingolexlsting oath has been fIled in the above. 47—Real Estate Wanted SELLING IT MAKES CASH Longwood Ave., Altatnonte P1Vni, 43—Lots-Acreage _. require,osaeacopyof end RUTh I. GAGE and.or her Bonded. Free Estimates 373 styled Court for the permanent AD 243S' S. French (1792) Sanford BeautYCare PLACE A CLASSIFIED ______________________________ Springs, Seminole County, Florida ROBSON MARINE Bid documents are open tO commItment of MIKEN EARL 6035 after 5 p.m. your wrItten defensis, if any, to It Wits, if alive and N dead. their 323 5324 4 pct. Interest to qualified NOW. Call 322-2011 or 1314993. under the fictitious name Of en JOSEPH W. DUNOCHEN, ia*nown spouses, heirs. devhsies, public Inspection in the offices 2977 Hwy Il 92 • ______________ JONES, a-k. MICHAEL EARL Webuy your equity, close in 74 hrs. buyers. New homes with Satord, Fla. 327/1 Need a corpenler? Painter, floor S ACRE BUILDING SITE TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON ARIESAUT9OLA$S.andth.twe Esquire, Petitioner's attorney, yantoes, crsdltors and all other the DIrector Of Administrative JONES, bern on the 22nd day of AWARD REALTY, INC. monthiy payments under $250. intend to register said name With & ceiling tile repair? Cabinet formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook ADJACENT CHULA VISTA __________________ address is 1311 East parties claimIng bit, through, Affairs Seminole Community Jly 1972 to JOYCE JONES 32—HOUSeS Unfurnished 1197500 . — 322.2211. Low down payments. the Clerk of the CircuIt Court,. RobWuonitrest,Orlenda,Flerlda, under CoIl.gs. F,w. Dodge Plan RoOf?) PATTERSON, for Repair? Door & repair' 519 E. 1st St., 3725743 ON SR 13. FINEST HIGH ---agaInst thorns or subsequent ____________________ ____________________ kmlr.s4s County, Flidde Ifl ac 57—Sports Equipment and Central DRY, CLEAREU, FORMER Florida Builders adoption, and you are hereby Paneling, wallpaper & drywall a' the 11th day ci uaknown spouses, heirs, devisoes, Exchings in Orlando; and -___NEED HELP? cdrdancewlththeprsvislonsofthe 3 BR, Ia, carport, shed, front may of be repair' Ftc? 32/ 0418. George 3 Bldg. lots in Geneva & I lot in CITRUS. GOOD TERMS ----------------Ceramic Tile 29,fh4.th.er+na ir$nl.ss or credItors of said obtained from the offices lred torn. 5 COPY Of VOW Call Harold Hall FictItious Name Statutes. To.Wlt: with the Cloth porch, 5200 month & $200 sec. & Howard. Paola. Good terms I owner $I9,300.CALL644-$0;O Of the Court eIther Defendants; and all unknown written defeflses, if any, to on ________________________ Really Inc., REALTOR. 73 5774 SectIon 563.00 FlorIda StatuteS dep. 322.0771. SW model 59, 9mm, auto, nickel will hold. --- .-- - -. before servIce on PetItioner's natural persons, If alive, ind 1 Gutmann Dragash Associates JOSEPH W. DuROCHER, I' MEINTZER TILE '1O LONGER USED CAMPING ' finish, Must sell. $250. Lots of Planners, attorney or ImmedIately dead or iut known to be died Or Architects fl. Esquire, Pet itloner's attorney, Joe Dawsop 2 BR Older Home $1 10 mo. corporated, Sanford horesIta'; Ofherwlss,a delsult alIve, their several respective sationas Atlantic whose address ii 131S East specialty, 25 yrs. Exp. 559 $562. IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED catch up back payments & buy A. A, McClanatan, BROKER a place to live, car to drive, a Building, Suite 100, move into. Call to see. $32,900. ________ AD. Publish December11, II, 34, 1979 equity. 322.0216. job, or some service you have , ,.. ., .. -,iI •I& .. -...--. -. --•--" ' wE,w,w UW III!! VS7 VI i .-..-. one january i, i need of, read all our want ads )Y-'fV5Jl(dl If1!1LJUIUIS Florida 32171, upOnt request ac. CARPENTRY PAINTING BR Furn., gas heat, inside Permanent Commitment. $rtlos.claimlng by, Through or cempanied January,1910,andfilettuoriginal S. . . 2BR,IBhome,I13CIubRd. DEQ.37 day. Dressmaking MASONRY by 515.00 deposIt pa' CONCRETE utility rm. Priced at only WITNESS my hand and official under those unknown natural wIth the Cierk of the Court either Inquire at 47A—ItQSQSS Boht - - -All professional 30 yrs exp $26,950. ' JUST LISTEOI 3 BR, 2B in Pianos & organs as low as uifltheof5C0Urt parsena: a tee ievet'al l3llMeilonvilleAve.,evenings 0191511 wIll be refunded In full before service on Petitioner's FEST. 327 2911 or 33) 7189 & Soki — I NAME PICTIT$OUI Alterations, Dressmaking Sunland with dinIng area, ww 1979, Guitars 40 pct of f. Amplifier, ttu day ci December, respective unknown assigns, attorney Join or Immediately Nslksisherebygiwnthal lam Drapes. Upholstery drums, etc. Bob Balls Discount ANTHUNH.IPcKWITh, succeuots.In.lnterest, trustees or mittinebonalidebidsandr.$urnei Ilueresfhars otherwise, a default IMaII.quaiityoperation 3 BR, w, B, $325 mo. $200 sec 322-0707 BPP WARRANTED. Only Music Center, 3202 French Ave. MAYFAIR GOLF COURSE LOT Willbuy 1st & 2nd mortgages. ireot, Sanford, Pistils, Seminole' By: .5. Tetty 0. Ces through or under or egiliust 'W dltien within the i'elhef demanded in thl Petition five (1) days after etc. Wayne Beat. 327 1371 Realtors 323-3774. County, FlerlIs, under SM IIC• Business loi's. Florida Mor. DIPUTYCLINK. srMisosorsfhet'lgeleiifltios op ngof 1j5 Rsfundforsefsln 'Permanent Commitment, DEROUS VIEW, OVER. OF SANFORD REALTOR Drywall I Itovs name of PARADISE Publish: December 50, 17, 24, 31, named cottage , LAKEFRONTI 28R, 18 Investment, tgage 1350 S. a Defendants and all excess 'heo will be For Sale-old piano, needs LOOKS SMALL LAKE. WITNESS my Suard and ouiciai 3344$ to Wendt.registersaidnamewlth DIG-Il 4. ROOM, EXECUTIVE. $300 Eat.in.kit.,Fla.rm.&porch.A Pitt. 6440433. 3233616. _w1'8.Lmndscapliig neturalorcorporMs,wiuos,eiiact samebaslsofrsturnof documents. lthdayofD.c.mber,1979. )rywall, Ceilings, and Walls receive Complete, h,\" the Clerk of the CIrcuit CWI, MONTH. SEIGLER REALTY, super deal for 529,900, ACRES HEAVILY WOODED legal status is unknown, claiming -- rePaired. Res. & Comm — ----------- -. ARTHUR H. IECKWITH, 4 BDRM 2 BATH 2 storyhome In Contractors wh obtaIn bid cordance with the provisions ci the Deitona with many special ACRE WITH TERMS, WiiO Itt Claiming PS have 11W tlilfl0)dey5bOferSth4ddef,or vestments, P.O. Box 29, ILANDSCAPuNG DEPUTYCLERK 33.41gs aluminum siding. Perfect for FIlL DIRT& TOP SOIL — listings for both Cable peria SI..II.SS Wvwtvecitcert.in'w,n - lIghl, Furnished ____ featuresl CH.A, W-W carp., FREE ESTIMATES 322-7902 Sanford, 322-4741. common tIlls or Intorait in pay $7.10 per sot to defray cost of PublIsh: December 10. 17, growing family. Fireplace, , 31, YELLOW SAND 1 • Of issastien • WV. Fia. rm., eat-in kit. & lots 33 ACRES LAKEFRONT HIGH ________________ and to the lands hareinaffot' rpprsdoctien and handling, as lot, I year warranty. FireiAod ______________________ Call Clark & Hirt 323 7580 lildet' 11W $eil at tee Court 1,. RObert L. rn GROUND, TALL PINES, morel BPP WARRANTED. Small I BR house. completely desW. . fink DIG-IL above. SemInole County, PlirIds, PublIsh Dec. 1, fl, 10,55, 1979 na SO -Mis OVER $00' Just $34,900' furnished with utilitIes, $150 FRONTAGE ON 10ous for Sale You at's hereby WIlled that a lash bid must be acirnpane Painting HOLIDAYpLANTS ludleinhPil mIsted _____________________________ MILE LONG LAKE. IDEAL month. 3221043. NYSE CIRCUIT COURT OF 5vftaesnflIsdegalnel -youI IMMACULATE 3 Sdl'm home ____________________________ AAA Tree Service & firewood. Ferns, Violets, Planters brick FOR MOBILE HOME PARK, l$GNYIINTN JUDICIAL ______________________ FANTASTICI 3 BR, 2B Oak firewoodforsale Ot*daIr,A.D.$79,lntWcerl.ln SM CircuIt Court Of Isnuinsle iosusd by an acceptabl with carpet. New energy Oak I Pine, you P-U or we Jean Norris 601 Celery Ave. $363,300 TOTAL. CIRCUIT IN AND home in Idyllwildel Many County, Florida, FOR Fill your Pick.Up, $30 entitled company for savingcentral air less than liv Iheat with deliver. 3395742. Webuy wood. S hatNiOd. 000*01' Pksindal I • NOTlCIishuerebygIventWWI A & B PAINTING 41Housis custom, features on a 1g. SIMINOLECOUNTY, VIRGINIA RAMACCIATO, FLORIDA. C&11322-311) --.-.assumable SV, pet mortgage i• ,. 'NivisPiawmus.mm.. Television subscribers. . .,.,, a, . S ACRES NEAR TRANSFER Resideqtil & Commercial Landscaped iotl Only 553,900. ____________________ __________________ Pialntlff - . V ______________________ CIVIL CASE NO. p ___________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ _______ ______ _______ ______________________________ _____________________________ LAMUO$ The stiCCSsshi bidder will be . or refinancing priced at _L 65—Pets-Supplies 323.5703 , $weitwater Cove Boulevard. 00tn1*y - JOin BSIky, his O1M1TR LAMUAKIS Me required PS STATION OFF UPSALA RD. aft 5 7154137 545,900. Must see to ap' p,utaji, lCk fl5Ifo Side-by-Side refrigerator. sis; SpacIous 3 BR, 2B luxury home, - - -- --- -Lsngwosd, kmiøeli NEEDS FILL. EXCELLENT Grooming 4 BoardIng S.D. LAM$IAKI$ Sad-er Iis Ml labor Ml esslerlale payment ON III , predate. picnic table, w-2 benches, $20; pool, trical paradise. Many misty, Florida, under NeNc. TERMS, Lhasa Apso. 2grey. I gold, 9 mo. FREE ESTIMATES II eslstoaAVl$IAulAtiI LIANNSRaOKI'WILnS cAnfflrd' IVIIWUiUUiVW.fTliTtf$5, Maflyeztras,Mustle,.Alifor ---.-- -----. eie 11 TRIPLE "P" "'---.---V. old. Loving, intelligent. $150 liP : U I tnious AlIWorkGuarante NO éjQj''cj TAKES FIVE' II I. ' I I 831-9993 3222611 I £ I I 0 0 0 WEDNESDAY IS. CHICKEN DAY ' - - - ' . 0 - _. - - - . - s __________________________ _________________________ ______ -. ' 'i'ib,'r ________________________ -. ___________________________ ALLThRONLY 1 - -- _________ _______________ ______ - - - ___________________________ - ' _______ ______ _______ __________________________ ______ ______ - - - - -- . . . Draws ' - - - FRED OWEN _________________________ ____________________ 4 - ' - - - -- ____________________ , ___________________________ • f LjiFiioiIii Legal Notice __________________________ _______ _____________________ I li 111111 Ph ____________ 0 ______ ____________ _________ !, ____________________ ' -_____ _ ---------------- - ' ___________________ a.k. _______________________ _____________________ _______ _______________ - _______ - - _____________________ ___________________ - ________ COMPLETE - TV _______________________ _______________________ ________________________ _____________________ ,. __________________ a's - -- ______________________ ________ ___________ ___________ _________________ __________________________ whose - ______________________ - the - - - . - ' batise ( __________________________ __________________ _________________ _______________________ ___________________________ _______________________ L -- -- ISTING ______ ______ ____ sa* ___ ___ -.'--- - REALTY -- I the subscribers to ____________________ - REALTORS _______________________ •. ________________________ - - " _______________________ - - We _______ ___________________________ _________________ _______________ _______________________ - _.-_- ______ ___________________ -_ _______________________ - ____ _______________ I: and Non.Cable ____ ____________________ ___________________ ' ' _________ __________________ _________________ 11. aIenosalIoaurtenSMIpiId.yef _______ , ___________________________ __________________ not - '- $ovtk, I -. - . I -i I l I.. _____ ________ ) - ______ "' RuIIt.tItIo- so Ike to. - ItN1' Ifs __________ Ph f.Ilowin - Semfiols County, Plorhli: enafam$isatSMflrwtoi Lot II. Stock 0. MNIANDO with tee cestract dscumWs in fl,900. BROOK NOS.O1N,hiSbOMfIlog, Md you are required IS serve. Lakefretw MultipleListingService living Is avail. In this CJO CE!?? year warranty. $39,100. ANYTIME PIsnIda,aH cendltlenoof tue NOTIFIED teata ciftiesu torte. ___ 4*' _______ 2565 7.g FOR THE INTERIOR DECORATOR - Charming trnu IF THIS IS THE DAY to bu'y a nev car, see today's Classified ads for best bUys. - - — Cash322.4132 Larry's Malt 313 Sanford A Y ::iI: Painting & Repair you be richly blessed. Best wishes Randal Rowe. EUTSLER PAINTINGi. '.,, Subscribe tOday! DIG-P ___________________ EH I -------- ______ - -: ___________________ ________________ I COmplete listings in eveiy - Fdday Leisure Magazine and continuing.daily and -Sunday. n't miss out! -____________ psr ' -- 1 ___________________ __________ - 1. 322•2111'. $31111 - (II! . : ,, NO, - - .---. .,_ PARKING $ WALKWAYS Cstonlai' _ Youli'skarebln,quWwISeg, $IMI$OL1 COMMUNITY *0lIIOilOvbINr,SMlptSudayof at, - tot) ____ J - - - i-..--- .. . .. _r_SM Chit .Of-Ns CIrmilo 1W rt r -da,' 1umls C5WstV PhiIdS to IC. IIIWW Ni torat MN 'N SI , . - is*IA i HIkes neme at lIST NTURY wLu I SW alive descrinod pa,setSUVSCI. Ml I - - - ' Plan ', — $00, A. Riley 01094. kflw PNIN fulIN:Dec 1754.11 1009$ Jon. 01900. - .. . _____ - "" — lus. IN depot AITNUR H. •SCICWITN JR. 01049 , .era ua, u. IN - . ' ' - - Branch Off I ii. M. Ufl5WOtth Realty ________________ IVy acres on Orange Blvd. In Facto. Owner will finance, $34,415. s000 'otIon good I a - 3439 S. Myrtle Ave. Orlando Sanford 323 222 ML. REALTON 3fl456loreveS.3730517 usi i'nI nrn nrai fl?SI. WLPISP ISJSLI 5 hId. MUL TIPL EL ISTI NGREAI.TOR . r°z. OSTEEN 10 acres or more PIONEER ACR out yout' owis homestead, be an $10 Pioneer in 1100. As little as $1,000 gaOl hef'1fl5. ' MERRY CHRISTMAS ' rjhj.5 j INVESTORS SPECIAL ROntaHACOnW3BR, IS, Owner AR:You::E,ResTeD? - . '.B..LI1 REALTORS V10$eiuls*Ave. 331.100? Westinghouse El. range, Sterling SIlver, Oriental Rugs, Diamonds. Bridges Antiques. — I'fousewi Cl Quality workmanship. No job too small or big, Interior or cx ______________ TV's. color 1. B&W Misc. stereos & tape player a _ . ___ . Home Iniwsmsidi . ns-wo ' - a a e Western Shirts 1)0.99 ea. ARMY NAVY SURPLUS SlOSanfordAve. 373.57,' C'arpsnlry, -Painting, Maint. ul all types. 373103$ Insured 53'.sus • ' aCteOraflge grove. HAPPY NEW YEAR ATTENTION HOMEOWNERS New Year's Speciall IS pcI. off UTIng January on d'e-r,u1. S r u'l,3o 4a;:ntee. , - sale Furn 2*00 IndustrIal Blvd . ' - _;;'; L i,,k Mary Rd. 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HOW MUCH IS THAT STRING OF 50 Legal aid ACROSS by Chic Young Monday, Dtc. 24,1979 I South (Fr.) 4 Cut of most 8 Superman's ~irl group (abbr.) 51 Before this 52 Epochs 55 Ph inetic "A" 58 ItsI ion 13 62 Auxiliary 14 Skulk 53 FISOS low 15 Inordinate BEETLE BAILEY by Mort WaIke GET OUTA HERE, DrEETLE! VYE GOT A LOT OF WORK TO PO! - ALL _i1' \[ '1 & L\-) __--. '1W'•i l • /1/' .,-,.c....7 -- 11( lÀ 46 Southern state (abbr.) 28 48 Husband of 9 Planchette turf 39 Advanced years 10 Peever II Misaligns 44 Forever 47 Gongs profitable doors will repres be CANCER (J une 21-July 22) (Dec. 22-Jan Be ambitious today for things CAPRICORN that will benefit everyone. 19) Keep things relaxed on the home front today instead of Don't be pushy for something the running the house by rigid you alone will reap, wards from. ruleslf )OU ge opened. Bathsheba 49 Layer of skin 50 Necktie 53 Medley 54 Heroine of A Dolls House 56 Pother 57 Cuts off by Art Sanso!! 61 Ones (Fr) your new Mail $1 for each to Astro. 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An M 1remd cily skmessm dedmis Iod a 11o"111 at deewado 0 of L"M paws "02M. bw PORM JA0f0tNM0 70 Poo 111so pawl AT 11 41111111111IR 1111111110 1111110"a I u*•.• dIw - - t • ,.. 0 • ° •- ter gatherirIgs. A French traveler, visiting the customs and technological progress. After home of a Virginian in the 16805, reported. Queen Victoria set up a Yuletide tree at "There was a great deal of carousing. He Windsor Castle, the style was set, reaching had sent for three fiddlers, a jester, a the White house in 1865 during Franklin Ughtrope dancer, an acrobat who tumbled. Pierce's Presidency. .. they gave us all the entertainment one Thomas Edison's lab came up with a could with for." string of tree lights in 1882, 3 years after "Today, If you're talking about getting the incandescent light breakthrough, and beck to a more religious holiday, youimmediately this novelidea became the rpigj* remem ber that Christmas used to rage among the weaifty. Chrtiünauirü be pretty wild," Cherkasky notes. So wild parties to show off the expensive, lighted that one early custom called mumming - trees were major social events. •1 ________ 8i music, dancing, feasts and family grew right along with the change in social ____________________ ____ . December holiday, they strongly felt, gaining wide proularity by 1875. And for was a human invention, a fabrication: better or worse, the first holiday adChrist's birthdate was unknown, and vertising appeared in the 1830's. therefore, the day should never have been But it was not until lute in the century, ordained by the Church. The Puritans also when the business and pleasure of giftdidn't care much for the occasion, thinking giving began in ear nest, that ela bo rate it too closely linked to the spirited pagan Christmas celebrations became an annual celebration of t he winter soltice. American experience. "Gifts at f irst were But in New York, Pennsylvania and the given mainly to children, servants and southern colonies, Christmas was another tradespeople," Cherkasky notes. "It was a matter altogether. The Anglicans, timeforevening up accounts. But that was Lutherans, Dutch Reformed and Roman all to change." Catholics in these regions celebrated with The popularity of the Christmas tree -. -. In 1868, Dickens gave readings of the each offense five shillings to the country." the Industrial Revolution began to inThe Puritans associated Christmas with fluence the way Christmas was observed. the Church of England, a paint ul reminder Christmas cards, for example, could be of their struggle for religious freedom. The produced and mailed inexpensively , . SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- ________ I Dickens"'A Christmas Carol' 'published in shall be found observing any such day as had to be taken out. shall pay for Christmas and the e. As It did In other areas of American life, • ' ____ - on the upswing throughout the country. Early in the country's history, the tale it) the United States and, after one Puritan settlers believed Christmas should appearance, fie wrote: "They took it so not be obwved at all, and in 1659 the tremendously last night that I was stopped was outlawed celebration in every 5 minutes. One poor young girl burst Massach usetts by the decree: Whoever Into a passion of grief about Tiny Tim and 0 'vII "Technological developments, advances in transportation, printing and mail ser- Division of Performing Arts. •; ' :- CVJ NOS YLWV•• tl19 : of states giving legal sociologist responsible for holiday regional boundaries, thereby helping to by Stan Lee and John Romita - list vices probably were responsible for the 1843, helped bridge local and regional enormous change and popularization of differences in holiday customs. Its themes Christmas day in the Victorian period," of kindness and generosity, according to according to Shirley Cherkasky, a Cherkasky, crossed many cultural and -. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) .SPIDER.MAN b Bob Thaves the growing well into the 1800s, Santa Claus was por- recognition to Christmas Day - the first trayed as quite a small, elfish figure being Alabama 20 years earlier. somet imes capped off with a feather. By the midl800s, Christmas spirit was - FRANK AND E I' o were set off Christmas morning; colored no authority yet to compel then) to keep eggs decorated evergreens in Dutch it." In 1856. though, Massachusetts joined 4 cheer and serve to buoy the POCES (Feb.20.Uwch 20) spirits of others today. Even TWsshould be a very pleasant people who feel they're day for Y01L You're likely to C1112117iq the world's burdens pt exactly what you wad will fed Witte& without too much effort on TAURUS (April 20-May 20) warm, outgoing personality The courteous and thougMiul are always welcome, but manner in which you treat today they take on greeter people today will have meaning because of the tftcW results em though IeaIOfl• .. I ' ' - 0 present day customs did not become over by two reasons the seasonal joy they widely popular until the final decades of could see their neighbors experiencing, the 19th century, arriving then as a plus the protection the U. S. Constitution package of Victorian style and business gave to the separation of church and state. zeal. But some in the colony still were not For many years, Thanksgiving actually reconciled to the decision. Complained one was far more special than Christmas in Judge Sewell: "1 believe that the body of New England. In the South, firecrackers the People Profane ; and blessed be God, -.- Dec. 21) Your smile and your - the 1800s, falling into decline when quieter Your thoughts are f ull of good your brairAm= request. The favor wont soon be foriotten. I _______ knnkmg on doors, ringing btlls, rattling got cans and shooting off firearms completely out of hand in Baltimore late in Americans until the mid-IM. residents complained. The traditional American Christmas, in After years of struggle, the fact, is not so very old at all. Gift-giving, Massachusetts Purit n in 1781 repealed car"ending, tree-trimming and other. their anti-holiday decree, apparently won 0. There will be no lead in your ARM (Much 21-April 19) shoes when it comes to YOU W001 90 wrong it you tracking down bargains follow Your M0111 dw"10 today. You should come up iincts today regartling a couple =E 1 _'s home today. Anyone who steps through the door will YOUI pelt. PRE I I y G= START FOR.INS HUNMP MSM FREESTYLE. TM MAr-TioN, UP, uyhat ProlificwrIt Or Victor MOM bas come U (For a copy of JACOBY with a real Christmas MODERN. awW $I to. 11 MW st The book Is called Iridge: BrAdq@6 C" Of ow 11110140`0110110Cue for the Defeaw, PWO P.O. so 489, RUVO City Alm "It Is a collection of Stttfon, Ngw yorit. N. y. problems in reasoning. You 10019 .) 0 I) By DAVID M MAXIFIELD Special to The Herald Christmas, you may be surprised to learn, was a work or school day for many I special person close to your today to be extremely cooperative and Unselfish. head. CANCER (June 21-July 22) . ........ u e s ms Not Ve 0 AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. feel your heartwarming uetest." 19) You'retheonewlth all the hoapitality. This will comfort Alan: "Everything YOU set him two tricks." good ideastoy,ao tell thesn many who come. to others. You'll 11W everyone . (NEWAMENTWRIMANN.) willing wA ready to go along LIBRA (Sept. M-Oct. 23) ______________________ • Ilse- -• - - your gesture is not being made for self-seeking specify birth date. : .... , Vulnerable: East-West Dealer North C> FM A .: - 2 . LEO act, leads a club to dummy's p=IbIe pitfalls, luck and months ahead Letting your heart rule your Jack &W leads the Jack of career for the diamonds. Victor asks: 'What are all discussed in your new head isn't usually the wisest but It won't West North rAd sath card is the Astro-Graph Letter that get you inioany tr 'uWe. Go 16 14 2 NT Oswald: "Here ii Pm I NT Pan Pan answer. The am of diamonds. begins with your birthday. ahead and be a softie. Declam is am of six club Mail $1 for each to Astrotricks, the aces of hearts and Graph, Box 419, Radio City VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) ndes, so that one diamond Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to The welcome mat is at your flii.1eat • wIH be his Wath trick. 0 I HAVE A " GREAT PEA \ . this - • I2&. • - - tends to lea in notrup, but CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan. Your thoughts are on what Iii osplay. Th if 19) The family is your you can do to make thIfl1 North plays In five clubs he prim.y concernoday. Being easier for others, and your Efl5k the contract with them is all you need to goals reflect this today. Yo ur Ali ' "You as East play f happY and content. Don't efforts will be noticed and your ueen of spades at trick let outsiders lure you away. appreciated. one. larer wins with the Travel, resources, romance, 23-Aug K ,j SOUTH 0 - • are shown your hand and A social calendar much reasons. GEMINI (May 21 June 20) dummy (exce t for opening more to your liking should be lead problems and uked in the offering this coming The holiday spirit is over. he answers year. This will include flowing. You'll find those with rrec clay...nd gives his rea. the son why the p recom- spending much time with one whom you have dealings 13 -24 *1 • insistent upon having remorse. YOURBIRTHDAY Oswald: "Victor uses his •• 1 3. ing2 The roil t today.e tonenjoy Dec. 21) Be kind anit December2111,1979 I 4 1k — — 41 SOMMO I FEELIMAT aR GWAS14 560M A WOMMr ence. Business and pleasure will not ruckus. Be cooperative, not mix well today. If there are cranky any deals you have pending SCORPIO (Oct 24 Nov 22) with pals, table all discussion Others will be willing to be of until a later date. service to you today if you ask ARIES (March 21-AWD 19) for their help rather than -WIN AT BRIDGE wo E E K & MEEK Tit- For Wednesday, December 26, 1979 0 INS - LIBRA (Sept 23-Oct 23) 56 157 HRWIATKRt%[ COVF, MC TM 010 - as you'd Before relaxing and letting demanding it. Use diplomacy go, make sure your responsibilities are properly at- instead of dictatorial tactics. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN MEMO TO Pf .'. MLi:ti' • that could lead to debate and Your way of doing things may detract from everyone's be the best today, but you'd be wise to make compromises festive spirits. PISCES (Feb. 2-March 20) 178ther than to stir up a 30 20 '\\\L' I/I You may not be able to func- bringing up disturbing issues 25 24 •{ VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Avoid and light today. - 17 128 ARCHIE 22 21 20 '~E left to the last minute today. They could disrupt your schedule and deprive you of happy bouts with others. Station N.Y. 10019. Be sure to THE BORN LOSER . .. LEO 'Jul.y23-Aug. 22) may cause others to do so as well Discover what lies Necessary tasks should not be ahead for you in romance this year by sending for COmU eY rsph Letter. rr 'I r mundane matters add to your income and business 0 with your friends. Celebrate resources this coming year. the day for what it really Through their kind offices, In 59 Residue r r r- r r -d Friends and members are likely to prove mommal 21 Low tide 24 Gone y 20 Wriggly fish 27 Scouting &oup 35 Kiss 36 Extremity degree (abbr.) 37 Cover with Michigan 43 Gauzy 45 Sped 47 Chum T ETA E a point 4 Low degree 29 Sego 30 Military (abbr.) school (abor.1 5 One who 33 Tic. _. lubricates too e Osiris' wife 34 Much I your own Way. small sacrifices will make You a family better person. ~ GT.L 38 Air (prefix) 40 As well 42 Canal system 7 Snoozes 8 College in northern ( ° I Appear 32 Of the oar ""— __ jj DOWN point OR WORK TO PO,, TOO! 0 0 1 29 Part of the ear 2 3 More sagging 31 Compass YOU"VE GOT A LCT- RIGHT! By BERNICE BEDE OSOL L of Iran 7 Kind of 68 Snaky letter 22 Semite 23 Juicy fruit 25 Adult cubs 27 Extant r2_Zq HOROSCOPE esday, December 25, 1979 !i:: image L EISITENFAIP 5 Moo 17 Lem 18 Kitten's cry 20 To be(Lot.) 71 R I ol IE1 4 Raw toff-esteem 4 Answer to Previous Puzzle AIMI P1 Evening Iii4rald - -- - - o-. o ., Manday, December 24, 11"t N= Molds trand arowd Ot bawk of dw 91whAs. Move Shakar. Kim Coon and NaftPewm* an §Mwn adding ask 0" *say60 WK1111". Flemald Advertiser Thursday, Ommbw 2#, tit C - • - . - . - - - - f -- JAC . e__ a S- --- eat e a -r - .416 4L W - -St - S. • - • --- - . --- • . • - . • • a. ply AIL - • - -. • -. ., . - - - - - -- - - - - -- - __ - - - - - - - - PT �I • Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 2 —H.rakI Advertiser, Sanford, FL Thursday, Dec. 20, 2 _Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Dec. 24, . 1t7 17 Thursday, Dec. 20,1979-3C Modiy. Dee. ii. ilil—.it Florida Prof Dates Origins Of Customs BARBS Astronomer Traces Theories To Explain Star Of Bethlehem Phil PastorF~ bowl of eggnog is someone eggs and who's allergic to who'll drive you home from the party. — TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) holly, fir trees and mistletoe, standard parts of every American Christmas, once were considered sacred by pagan cults. Saint Nicholas, later popularized as Santa Claus, may never have existed. And many of the present day symbols associated with the celebration of Christ's birthday had their origins in folk customs pre-dating the birth of Christ by many years. The manger scene is one of the more authentic Christian traditions, but didn't become popular until the 1200's. St. Francis of Assisi, the popular 13th century Italian religious figure, drew upon the biblical account of Jesus' birth to build the first one In 1223. This was the word Thursday from Florida State University religion professor Lawrence Cunningham, an authority on saints and European folk customs and author of two books on St. Francis of Assisi, "The Druids of England and Germany had a religion that centered around vegetation and revered such evergreens as holly and mistletoe," he said. "They deeply believed In the sacredness of trees." A popular German hymn, "0, Tannenbaum," sung In English as '0, Christmas Tree," is reminiscent of the Druid's leafy idol, he said. According to legend, Cunningham said, St. Nicholas was a fourth century priest In Asia Minor, now Turkey, with a knack for helping children by showing up at the right time with gifts. His story made a big impression on the Netherlands, where for centuries Dutch folklore had celebrated a pagan hero who also gave presents to children. By the time the Dutch caine to America, he said, their childrens' favorite character was "Santa Klaus" whose personality bore traits of their folk hero plus those of the good St. Nicholas. The corrupted form of the popular saint's name later became "Santa Claus." Whatever did they do with B)' an extraordinary sight to behold," he says. "It may burn with an intense but fleeting light. But ancient old chestnuts before turk ey RITA C;BOBOWSKI stuffing was invented? Special To The Herald not have been so spectacular. Actually, it may have records and modern knowledge indicate that fireballs are fairly commonplace occurrences Nearly 2,000 years ago, the three wise men saw a been an event which only professional star gazers light in the heavens, signaling to them an event of such as the Magi would even have noticed. And, lasting only a few seconds. A third and more tenable explanation Is that the the utmost importance. In the words of the Book of perhaps what the wise men saw was not really a Star of Bethlehem was a "nova," whlcImeans Matthew: "There came wise men from the east to single star at all." One theory holds that the Christmas star was a literally "new star." Actually, novas are net new Jerusalem, saying, where is he that is born King of the Jews? For we have seen his star In the east, and comet. Early records kept by the Chinese mention a but old stars that have reached the end of their Most holiday gift books are comet without a tail visible in the spring of 4 B.C., a evolution and have become unstable. These exare come to worship him." great brilliance, then published to year ploding stars abruptly rise to be sold rather e The brief mention of the Star of Bethlehem has date which fits the most recent estimates of th read, according to our over a period of weeks. than lose their luminance slowly Jesus was born. (Scholars now believe that theologians for in which Intrigued scientists, historians and "This theory has potential," Chamberlain says. resident bibliophile. hundreds of years because, ether than descriptions Jesus was born between 8 and 4 B.C. Since our present calendar system was not Instituted until the "A nova could be bright enough and last long In the New Testament, there are no other known Some gifts are elaborately men on a long Journey to accounts documenting this apparently short-term 6th century A.D., more than 500 years after his enough to lead the wise wrapped to give the donor Bethlehem." birth, errors in calculation are possible.) celestial phenomenon. timetogetoutofreachbefore - - "In addition," he continues, "a nova would But comets move slowly from night to night W as such a Mar, according to Von Del Chamberlain, through the starry sky. Moreover, comets were certainly be the most dramatic explanation. What an astronomer at the Smithsonian Institution's believed by the ancients to be omens of impending could be more exciting than to have a 'new star' appear on the night that Christ was born?" National Air and Space Museum. In an annual doom, not harbingers of glad tidings. One recent study of ancient Chinese and Korean Another theory has it that the star might have public lecture, Chamberlain traces the various fireball. records indicates that a nova may have appeared in theories advanced to explain the Star of Bethlehem. been an unusually bright meteor, called a they 5 B.C. atmosphere, "Meet of us assume that the Christmas star was As fireballs flash through the , Much speculation exists over whether there really Color, Quality Counted ______________________________________________________________ _4.. you uncover the monstrosity. Being driven to drink is how some celebrators who can no longer crawl get from party to party. Teace.910y Holiday things such as snow and sleighs reminds a golfing p he lays buddy of the tourney one-orse in. Calls It the May the many blessings of always, Christmas dwell with us. it 0 -- \ / __ and Crew MCIOfljdlI Sanford 2N4OrlsndsDr. (Hwy. 17.fl) - (IIRITI1I) from Don Hughes J Don't fill our stocking, SanMoreover, methods of weaving and dyeing ta Just bring us a pair withhave been reconstructed through outholesin thetces. examination of the ruins of ancient Delir, center of a craftsman's guild devoted to clothmaking. Almost every home in DeW had a loom for weaving. Also, there are remains of more than 30 dyeing establishments that clearly demonstrata the ancient process. A potaah4nd4lme solution, used to fix the color, was allowed to stand In a vat for two days Then dye was added. The small size of the Vats at DeW indicates that thread was dyed rather than cloth. For ordinary apparel, two bàthi in the vats would suffice. But that Intended for the elegant garments of a man of high status would receive up to 10 soakings. DeW artisans prized the famous pure dye obtained from the mum shellfish. Renowned th antiquity, the murex purple was so costly that It gave rise to the familiar phrase "born to the purple." Jewelry was another status symbol in ancient Palestine. Archaeologists have found anklets, bracelets, rings and beads of gold, copper, bone, Ivory and colored stones. (Last olilipsits) • Matthew described John the Baptist as ___ wearing "a garment made of camel hair with a leather belt around his waist." Jewish prophets like John, denouncing the luxury of the privileged, wore animal skins as symbol of their mystical rank. Even for those who were not prophets, clothing played an important role in revealing social status In ancient Palatine. Color, decoration and quality of fabric all counted heavily in making the bestdress list of Biblical times. Most people wore garments woven of wool Cruising by with a cargo or linen. The weaver's art was highly prized; of good cheer and fine apparel was often carried off as booty by armies. foreign wishes for sunny days During Jesus' time, styles had begun to be influenced by the dress of the Holy Land's all through the year Greek and Roman conquerors. Yet Jews from the folks at continued to maintain their distinctive national dress, which had been around since IflONROE HARBOUR MARINA Old Testament days. Excavation of statuettes and carved reliefs PH. 322.21O SANFORD provides a valuable picture of Biblical DOWNTOWN ON THE LAKEFRONT fashions, a 0. in Jesus s Time By VIRGINIA BORTIN . Annual Nativity scene displayed on grounds of the Sanford City flail. Clothes Status Key . At . The great dimly Ut hail is filled with an aura of magic and wonder...one feels thrust back in time. Crowds ebb and flow through its vast recesses but the Medieval Sculpture Hall of The Metropolitan Museum of Art is hushed. Towering and magnificent, a twenty foot, blue spruce, the focal point of the Museum's annual Baroque Christmas display, stands replendent with angels and cherubs and Neapolitan cre'che figures. First exhibited at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, In New York City, over twenty tears ago, this handsome boliday spectacle has become firmly established tradition for New Yorkers and out-ofdown visitors. Usually on ethIbit brpg, ecember and January, the annual Qrtdmas display Is the result of the generosity and unflagging enthusiasm of Loretta Hines Howard, who began collecting cre'che •-• I firing as brothers In a wodd at peace .. . that la our wiahat Chriatnsaa. Thanks one and a& iMen vau , t. Holiday Spedacle Emits Aura Of Ma9lciWonder ••• — CHRISTMRS GREETIRGS In the hush of the you have a simply SANFORD INSUPANCI INC. W". • •., 411 Laajws&d u$l uN 1. *1* St—Sanford— Pit. IZIMN With thanks to our many Mends we say A Happy Holiday. .. ARIZA POOL UIVKI & IINOVATION FLOPAM HARDWARE STORES IJ V MERLE NORMAN Pow•II's Offlc• Supply COSMITICS& BOUTIQUE III S. PARK 117 S. MAGNOLIA AVE. — SANFORD DOWNTOWN SANFORD - fl4tAP PLIAN C E V SALtS S $UVICI 2417 $ French Ave.. Sallowd es hats- a pit m.iss es For family fun, wildlife adventure, just plain ole relaxin' in a beautiful, natural spot animals and all. If you're tired of the electric animated type, then see our real five big cati, exotic birds, rare snakes. Then you'll know what's a zoo for! With warm gratitude we wish you peace and ash His blessing for you this Yuletide. - 77;g7~ Tony leash Jr. OWA LTNIY JEWELERS J J G or 191t0 we um.ythroeieadino 111 Come-1 1 1 1 1 ,1 1 Il ve*r pleasure thai the by of your W& aid him ielftTha to, b M May your road be smooth and your fortunes wide and those you love at your side. 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Oviedo, Florida Ringing out our brightest greetings for wonderful holiday! 41 Nelson & Company The figures, which average 12-15 inches In height, have pliable bodies of woven twine and wire and limbs of finely meaning.. "max)ag r"): Nopl.g ill it, height days of vow chr"Iss" holiday we quietly say thanks and hw '• From all of us at GOVERNOR'S HIGHWAY SAFETY COMMISSION The tradition reached the height of its popularity and artistic excellence In mid18th-century Naples, where noble families vied to outdo each other in presenting elaborate cre'che displays. Here, the finest sculptors, Including Giuseppe and Angelo Viva, carved the terra cotta heads and shoulders of the lovely figures for the collection of these noble families. The figures they modeled for the Catello family form the nucleus of the 200 piece Howard collection. 1925, and soon after rich burghers and peasants conceived the unique idea of vititing the Inn at Bethlehem. combining the German The scene at the Inn has been tradition, of decorated enhanced by a charming Christmas trees, with the group of animals ... sheep, Southern European custom of goats, horses, a camel and an elaborate nativity scenes. elephant, with background This unusual combination was pieces of dramatic stage first presented to the public in settings, including the ruins of 1957 and again in 1958, when a Roman temple and several Mrs. Howard loaned her houses around a village collection to The Metropolitan square. The practice of home Museum. She gave the collection to the museum in cre'che display was the 1964 and personally super- culmination of a long tradition vises the complex installation of the visual depiction of the Christ, of birth each year. beginning with the earliest The Metropolitan's Baroque Christmas Tree and Cre'che Nativity scenes on fourth display includes the century sarcophagi. During the Middle Ages the custom traditional 18th-century Neapolitan cre'che scene, or was nurtured by the Nativity Presiplo (from the Latin word dramas presented at the Chrlstmu time, and by the Nativity; with angels, increasing appearance in stieplierds and their sheep; -churches of free standing the procession of the three figures of the Holy Family. Magi and their retinue of The first home cre'che was Orientals and Moors; and the made for the Duchess of crowds of colorful merchants, Amalfi in the 10's. figures in cki6 W" I Greetings i0 All ! T o ikTr A., - a, sy-z"&~ Save do& We U , • .4. 4.•.• t*J •. ... . - .-ê• ...• -. uP a' ' •' - -• '' . r • ' . • ..•. ' AV ,- a - • ••- -'• - ' e' • ' •' -. •••-•-.. - -. a —• .- a, • a —— -. - - - — -. - - - - - - - - - ... .. ....... ••• P* j-j, t • �4'4' 1 r ./.h4. - f ______________________________________ - Madonna, Child Important Art .•.., The Madonna and Child takes precedence over the most important art subjects that the Christian religion has inspired. . Sculptors and painters produced their greatest works portraying the Madonna and Child during the Renaissance, and it was in this period that the Della Robbia family founded their famous school for terra cotta sculpture In Florence, Italy. The Della Robbla Family Three generations of this prominent family continued in their craft: Luca, his nephew Andrea, and Andrea's son . Giovanni. Much of their work, done in relief, was designed to be placed in a building, over a door or against a wail. Original Use of Color It was Luca who introduced glaze over pigment on terra cotta, using vivid blue for backgrounds and opaque white for figures and details, sometimes picked out in other colors as well. ALegacytoPrize Luca Della Robbia (1400-1482), born in Florence, started his career as a goldsmith, before he turned to sculpt ure. He is best known for his work in terra cotta and his figures of the '1 . 'j'.r'i 'rri Madonna and Child are prized by museums and collectors all over the world. In his will, Luca left his secret for successfully glazing terra cotta to his nephew Andrea. Famous Works Thanks to his uncle, Andrea Della Robbia (14354525) made wide useof terra cotta. He too was born in Florence, where one of his outstanding works may still be seen, In the Hospital of ., Innocents. Fine examples of his work can be seen in the National Gallery, in Washington, D.C. Inspired Creations The profound religious significance of the Madonna and Child THE ADORATION — Della Robbia Madonna and was skillfully and tenderly portrayed by these master craft- Child, bea utiful and intricate wall piece. The smen, preserving for all time the beauty and magnitude of a Plerpont Morgan Library, New York, N.Y. miracle - " h -- . • . . I I / . 1 ' P1IIIIiHhfl . :4 IV! , \ with a deep .. .. I. D D -/ .4 U -• .;.• T - ..,; ...-• I ..• The key to our success is our patrons. There is a no more 0 0 ,l •. rl 111an êI.. fitti ngwayioexienourgraihuue •-: ' - 1h..rkan.i..-, 1r0 '. - -- . • • .... j 9' >' -. -„. with a simple and sincere "thanks! / 1 •,..- / Children Love Cone-Cups Most youngsters love cupcakes ... they love to eat 'em ... they love to bake them. Christmas "cone cups” are fun and a marvelous treat, Iced and decorated with bright holiday . '1 gumdrops. Fill flat-bottom Ice cream cones half full of cake batter and bake in a slow oven on a cookie sheet. Serve plain or Iced, and MADONNA AND CHILD — by Andrea Della best of all, there are no crumby cupcakes liners left over. Robbia. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, girt of They're also great to have along on a car trip for a snack, and again, no litterl . - - ACE HARDWARE 2585 PARK DR. PH. 321.0885 holiday's •A .11 L yours. -. SANFORD tile gills will be iiI - pray that most precious . ,. we ' fine Iyr.Vhtt:I.iF'r..titu, 1 feeling 0 f gratitude , P r.1 D . .- -A • but can also upset the stomach. it is important to discourage Infants and children from tasting the tempting looking berries of holly and yew and Jerusalem cherries, whose attractive fruit is potentially dangerous. Its chemicals are capable of inducing vomiting, paralysis and could be fatal in sufficient quantities. rj0 remember.. a word to the wise... and most im portant, to little ones! Dave Beverly and Staff HARRELL & BEVERLY SANFORD TRANSMISSIONS - 209 W. 25th St. Sanford - / - * the Edith and Herbert Lehman Foundation. - : _______________ • .' - - II $ ••.'W. ;Mfl". . ... .' . • ' . - -. 1 RMIATAS~ err flu -- - I I Holly berries, shiny and sparkly red are far less dangerous, ';tuijr-'., Aff • '' .1 -i',' / 1 ..1; with plants than most of us, knew about the "good and bad" in leaves, cones and buds. Romantic mistletoe Is for kissing under and decoration, but the pale green leaves and waxy white berries contain natural poisons, and are dangerous! The yew berry, pin kish red and translucent, is also when eaten. Oddly enough yew berries have no harmful effect when eaten by birds. Our feathered friends have enzyme systems that render the poison found In yew berries, bar- , . . I Decorating with holiday greenery and bright red berries is old and lovely naturally filled with potent chemicals and can be dangerous. Ancient people living closer to the earth and more familiar . __..... I, On Holiday Decor tn an ... H.ra Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. Thursda y, Dec. 20,197t—SC Monday, Dec. 24, 191—SC Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - A Word Of Caution' 4C—H.rald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Dec. 209fl 4C—Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford Fl. Monday, Dec. 24, .•, - . __ ____ .. - •..:, Christmas traditions of the past are reflected in these 19th Century Christmas cards in the Collection of Business Americana at the CARDS OF Ifl p Smithsonian Institution's National Museurn of History and Technology. f - / i. / ..tl,. ., brighten the / .) I,•. landscape shining message of brotherhood and love to oil the world They express 00 Nailing Here's h*ng that Santa's Jolly sorit U dowse, hope your holidays are C with fi •,'lled uusI.th without mecca,'.. Thanks to si. SANPCMD 114 W. FIRST ST., SANFORD PH. 3214174 Tka V %" $23 S ORLANDO DR. IN FRONT OF SANFORD PLAZA) 4 May Holiday me bring you happy moments happy memories This Christmas, lot the bright rays of love, peace and understanding inter our hearts and shine then, always. it's our p olic y of Christmas to t.41 osg . W. extend grateful thanks to our loyal customers. to • . If Christmas bulbs were as durable as the red light in id1ph's Arl . the house would be much , and renewal of old friendships and may the New Year be prosp ' ros erous! ' - Ins -- Wishing Th. season's Best To Your Family BLAIR A61111111" INSURANCE 2310-A S. OAK AVE. man" 1 SANFORD couldn't wait for Christmas. After 49, you find Me stores 5" $. Me Pie We Hope Sanford t•.•• - This Joyous Time Will Bring."gins It for AGENCY To You . • :- All The Goodness Of Yuletide. PH. 3234650 JEWELERS 112 S. PARK AVE. . 2311 St French Ave., It at CHR19MAS Aluminum Products 1tjhappiness and hoping Ow fWass of do sm" lot sbg @W a we relske h do CWhm Nskkp. laughter everywhere ... may the joys of the season be yoursl sheriff John PA And Family aH come true.We say for your rlandiDr. DEKLE'S SERVICE ISIS S. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD MELIS SERVICE 4 44) 4 SPRAGUE ELECTRIC comnv - .I.cgr.isksdivWiiu 0*4S11 b"Im" VA joy " f"We WILLIAMS AND SON . Amoco iwyl7.fl&L.k.ryIM. 3n4M . - . . 4l3N.PrI0Avl. P. 24N Sa.ford o From Th. Staff Of c,M c.usi,,cII. & hdt With Best Wishes From ICIL cisá Ss9m : I 05 S. French Ave. Sanford lwliday will be yours. MORTUARY CM*dte nhIPIaAvs. . 114E. FURNITURE FIRST IT. SANFORD mc. SIN CE 1970 the blessings of this wondrous 11son Elchelberpr MW &M do pneum Oil . -- Birth of Our Savior and pray and staff 1w a MKM Holiday Plumbing exult In the glory of the - from Eunic* Wilson Bows Soptic Tanks -•..; While bells are ringing through glo the night And wing candles shine so bright, Our wishes warm come to pray, "Peace and love this Christmas Day! Wishing,,you much happiness t is holiday season. - - fervent thanks. .. to — AM uv also extmd Oio"'t&nk you"' for your patronage. - ____ Christmas bells sound the Jubilant music ofa festive holiday. their melody echoes we chime in with our . -• : May \\ S f .. \ 6 ____________ 16 _____ -. b* !7.. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY ITS SUBSIDIARY COMPANIES IIINTERPRISIS R1 m win 3n4i" FIRST ST. A ___________ ________________ to be d Y GULF 0 werlill bappy I CWTN Ralph IS Ruth, Darrell a Evelyn Dorn 31 i GULF Ocklown Memorial Park TAYLOR RENTAL CENTER IL I UNDTI AM staff of MucTION Of ROU10 Tor BOX 244 COUNTRY Me so" AM INININ"T MAP SiiIe. I Cest*sn Sanford wo DA ad continuing faith iR 016 FM0 the I I your dreams wiii CIMSK 191111111U.41 Ph.322-5510 lida s V 1W 4" Wishing you much ¶ NARCAR Hwy. 17-92 PP9 Carols ringing through the air, - SUN TRAVEL you just before SANFORD fl Your kindness and tr us t Thanks for pass favors. _________________________ _________________________ 4 ' around your tree shares Its special d.11ghtsl ,~heers and thanks* 0 I ?AWC,0yd , ?V" embraces yaw holiday and " everyone extend greetings and 0 . z 4t*,4IPL4 •1 �.•• . - .'.• : . . • • . - .•. - : ,:. -. • . . - . . .---------- • - - - -- . .___._•• - - - . . - •• •• •I . I . I 6L—Herald Advertiser, Sanford, FL 6C-Ev.ning Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Dec. 20, 1979 Peace on Monday, [Mc. 24, 17t He's No Longer Superman 0-00. Children View Santa: Yesterday And Today By LUDY T. BENJAMIN JR., JACQUELINE F. LANGLEY and ROSALIEJ. HALL (Special to the Herald During a child-study seminar in 1896, a University of Nebraska graduate student hit upon a highly imaginative idea for a research paper. What better way to study children's developing minds, reasoned France E. Duncombe, than to examine the things that intrigued them most. So she set out to study beliefs about Santa Claus among schoolchildren in Lincoln, Neb. Ms. Duncombe's survey of 1,500 pupils ranging In age from 7 to 13 was more than a charming notion. It provided a comprehensive collection of children's beliefs about Santa Claus. In 1977, we attempted to replicate her research, using her questions, her scoring criteria and a comparable sample of about 900 public-school pupils In Lincoln. In bottl studies, there was little variation in the details of the Santa Claus tale as revealed in the children's answers. Although the story takes different forms in other countries, there was a consensus on content among ethnic and economic groups even in 1896. The major difference between the two generations was in the qualities they attributed to Santa Claus. Children in 1896 were much more likely to ascribe superhuman powers to Santa than were their counterparts in 1977. This difference held true for all grades and both sexes, although girls in both surveys were more likely than boys to give Santa miraculous powers. Perhaps today's children, raised with Wonder Woman, Spiderman, Batman and the Bionic Woman, find Santa Claus a bit lackluster as a mythic figure. Further, children now see Santa so often as a mere human — on street corners, in department stores, in parades and in schools — that they may have trouble imagining him with supernatural powers. The question of how and when they learned the truth about Santa Claus may have proved troublesome to some respondents in both surveys. Ms. Duncombe reported that older children, especially those in the seventh and eighth grades, had difficulty in recalling just how they found out Santa Claus was not a real being. "The discovery was not often a surprise but was a growth, the nature of the story dawning upon them as they developed," she wrote. In both surveys, close to half the children said they came to the realization on their own through experience or observation. But while the rest of the children of 1896 generally received the news equally from other children or from parents, today's children were twice as likely to hear it from their parents. Any conclusion about why this difference exists must be speculative. It may simply be that modern parents have been so impressed by the need to be honest with their children that Cot follow th. Christmas Star like the Magi brath.rhoodl they decide to tell all at the first glimmering of doubt in the child. The children we surveyed were, on the average, about six months older than the 1896 group when they first learned the truth about Santa. This Is a substantial difference and seems to contradict the assumption that modern children are more sophisticated about these matters than were children of other generations. One possible explanation Is that in some ways children toward the end of the 19th century were actually more in touch with the adult world than are children today. They were part of what D. Keith Osborn and Janie D. Osborn called the last generation of "adult children ... subjected to long hours of work and all the adult expectations for a mature worker." We thank The Edith Bush Foundation in Winter Perk, our many friends in Sanford. DeBary, Deitona, Orange City, Lake, Seminole and Votusia Counties and everywhere for their generous help. We especially thank the Deitona Woman's Club and the Cdliii Bush Foundation for their help In making our new dining room possible and thi JUST CLUB—Mary Smith, Evelyn Mitchell and Edvina Fielder for raising the funds for our new patio. We also wish to thank Seminole Community College for various activities over the past year. Timoth y Wilson, Pros. SANFORD,FLA. 322.3321 1704 W. N I NTH ST. .c I 7 1I '41 Frank Boudreau & Staff SANFORD SANFORD PLAZA W\Y Our Wish For You... Have the merriest Christmas ] 94, - • - -? . - -- (used about it au. A Western reporter having his hair cut at a Tokyo barber shop several seasons ago overheard a typically bizarre Japanese Christmas exchange. "Jingle bells." murmured the barber as he removed the sheet from his customers chest after a shave. "And jingle bells to you, too," the customer replied ceremoniously as he departed. Give Yule Tree A Happy Ending J 4 Department stores aren't the only organizations which bid for the Christmas bonus loot. Brokerage firms hold festive sales drives advertising "holiday special" securities. These are aimed mostly at the woman of the house. The goal Is to convince mama-san that the Christmas bonus money should be invested, not spent frivolously, One suspects that many Japanese are still a little bit con- Sim as - 1 - p - )KI - Wondering Wondering if there is any tradition concerned with when a Christmas tree should be taken down? January 6th, Epiphany or Twelfth Night, marks the traditional end of the holiday and used to be observed by the burning of the tree and greens. However, there can be a happier end for your tree.. one you will enjoy and find rewarding. Setting your tree up outdoors and hanging it with popcorn strings and suet makes a beautiful, natural bird feeder. Think of the fun you'll have observing your lively feathered friends through the months to . i . t , I . ' Carol . - -- - - - - -. - %4b. - This Is The Season Of Starlit Nights, Of follow! - - 41 f1 I ______ HQUI?MY M I ' -- Carols, Candles And Special Delight. I Cos I . I I Wishing You Christmas Joy And Cheer I I I lie are Less than a million (1hi'istians living III Japan, but that hasn't stopped the .Japanese from adopting the Yule spirit. Everyday Of The Coming Year. 3Th111 I It I 4 G*htitj, W44 ad 18u*& a . , Japanese business executives give bonuses of up to eight months' salary, with one hand and then conduct sales blitzes to bring the money back into corporate tills %% ill) the other. Merchants drop their prices at Christmas time in an effort to capture the bonus money. -"I 0th, lKwty. T.uL, Hft*, Ckaek, . \4, special bond of friendship, ? we pray your hearts and homes ore filled with peace and happiness. 45 : More than ever, at Chnsrmos, home is where the heart is. In the 0 May your Christmas tree be bright with ornaments.. and your heart . , HOME APPLIANCE CEN TEl 1700W. First St. 322-3003 Sanford day. of your Christmas wlH slow with SANFORD SEWING CENTER '• S Ph. ight - There was a consistent sex difference in the results of both surveys, with boys learning the truth about 3'.e months earlier than girls, on the average. We suspect the difference is a matter of socialization. fP.. br TOKYO (NEA) Despite the fact that there are less than a Illion Christians living in Japan. Christ's birthday Is very uch on the Japanese calendar. But its religious significance s been largely shorn away by the hard-drinking, hardaylng Japanese. They've converted December 25 into a Mardi Gras-- cornete with lady Santas in skintight red snowsuits. It's a partyUed curtain-raiser for the more traditional Japanese holiday New Years. Anytning goes. Since mid-November, the de-pa-a-to ( department stores) we hauled out their Christmas holly and mistletoe to help omote the low kosto I cost of their Christmas gift items. This des fever will peak on January 1, when a four-day holiday -gins, and won't §ubside until January 14. "Merry Christmas" signs are posted everywhere. Santasandwich board carriers prowl the streets, their gnboards displaying bargains. Elevator operators are in lnta hats and crimson costumes to keep customers in a stive mood. Mass-produced plastic Christmas trees are going up in illions of Japanese homes. The din of the Christmas suroins (slogans) blasting out from every Japanese TV set fills e air with the virtues of various Christmas best-sellers like uu-kl (whisky) and cha-ko-re-to (chocolate). The nips often heard 'fop of the Tokyo Pops is that old panese favorite "Jinguru Beru," more familiarly known on e other side of the Pacific as "Jingle Bells." During the 1920s and '30s, the Japanese took only a minor terest In Christmas. Their curiosity was intensified when the merican GIs came In after 1945, during the Occupation. very December, the Yanks decorated all the Occupation iildlngs and gave gifts to orphanages as well as holding big u-ties themselves. Many Japanese came to believe that December 25 was eneral Douglas MacArthur's birthday. Seeing all the hoorah, ey decided to join in the fun. There is now a cold cash reason for the popularity of iristmas In Japan. Every worker will get a massive year-end inus in late-December. The country's businessmen have Ized upon Christmas as a quick way to pry the loot out of ipa-san's pay packet. to The Good Samaritan Home, Inc Japan, T400 It's Christmas Time In ~Iay seasonal joys warm your heart. To all us Greetings to.Ali 1 Hoping all The :ash Register Bells Are Ringing A. Thursday, Dec. 20,1979-7C Monday, Dec. 24, Herald Advertiser. Sanford, Fl. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Two Locations $07 spring Gordon Ave. Super Disc. Supply Next To Ph. 734.3423 DsLind be bright with love & laughter! CkMtLI, Run Vsw, 9.C(hL SuStj aitS DM11 KAMPF TUTU & GUARANTY CORP. Chill.. Kampf. President SINCE 1%3 204 N. Park Ave. - SiflfOid Season's Greetings From Bill, Kate, Billy, Liz and Henry delight. Thanks. B&W MARKET 1303 S. Sanford Ave. Evelyn 's Beauty aIon 300 S. Magnolia Sanford Ph. 322402 e_. 41 Cek'tq CIN ' PRINTING CO. 4 - PH. 322-2581 221 MAGNOLIA AVE. ' 'cihe pwt o UHKIS I MRS - To love one another as a brother. . . to have good will among men .. to bring peace to every heart this is the Spirit of Christmas. We pray that it will enter your home at this Holy season g ving to you and your loved ones th. greatest happiness. REGULARBANKING HOURS Drlv..In Iam-I p.m. Mon.-Thurs. 0 am-i p.m. Fri. IS 114 - We Send You a Treasury of OldFashioned Holiday Greetings and Sincere Gratitude - - - * - - -- - Lobby 9 a.m.4 P.M. Mon.-burs. 9 am..? p.m. Fri. FULL SERVICE _.-_-_-------- BANK -- i L SUNNILAND or CORPOR ATION -'--- - - - ----- —__-----.- " _,__I I I 7. ---- ...-----. -- 156 GENEVA DRIVE OVIEDO If is with genuine appreciation of your friendship and patronage that we extend this heartfelt good wish. - - --- .- --- --.- - - - I t I - -- The CITIZENS BANK of OVIEDO --' NA SANFORD 1 o v yr / 'V - �•• -,. . _. -.-••i . . f I p I • •--•-.,••.-- - p • fl SC—Herald Advertlsir, Sanford Ft. SC—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Dec. 20, 1t7 Monday, Dec.11 197 .,:.'.: : l'••' / ,. . .".. 72nd Year, No. 1 08—Wednesday, December 26,1979--Sanford, Florida 32771 Sanford Z. Begins Strict Emergency Care Plan Hospital If you are going to use the emergency room at Seminole Memorial Hospital you should be prepared to pay cash or sign a promise for payment. ;• Fiscal service department. And the reason for the new policy Is to cut emergency room losses. "We are not turning anyone away," Deuschle said. "We will make financial arrangements with the patient and we will accept group insurance The only exceptions are Medicaid and cards in some instances," he said. Medicare patients or those with workmen's The instances where group insurance cards are compensation injuries, accepted are when employers In the county have agreed to help the hospital collect bills not This is the new policy of the hospital, according covered by group Insurance, to Robert Deuschle of the business section of the Deuschle said the hospital will assist the 11 - -. - —' • ._. - p.. ' _ i Evening Herald—CUSPS) 481.280)—Price 15 Cents •L patients in preparing their own claims to their through a payment system from the patient so we insurance companies. can be sure of getting our money," Deuschle said. Deuschle said the hospital certainly has this right. If a person is admitted to the hospital as a result Deuschle said emergency room use is usually "It costa the hospital money to carry accounts at a time when insurance cannot be verified. And of findings in the emergency room treatment and on the books, and there are times when its takes often emergency room situations are not covered does belong to a7 group insurance plan, the in. 30 days to 12D days to as long as a year to collect surance card is accepted, Deuschle said, noting by insurance until after a deductible has been met from the Insurance companies," Deuschle said, by the patient. the patient's status then changes from out-patient "It costs money keeping accounts on the books to in-patient. awaiting payment," he said, "and it's expensive Asked if the hospital has the right to refuse He emphasized the hospital is not turning to bill insurance companies." group insurance cards in lieu of payment or persons away, it is only assuring that treatment 'We are looking for cash payment or money arrangements for payment by the patient, will be paid for. DONNA ESTES S. Congressman Snubs Critics, ,.•• 'p . Starts 2 d Mission T,o Iran ___ TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) Idaho congressman George Hansen began his being obstinate and come to his senses so t that you may be released as soon as 1. second controversial attempt to win possible," the Tehran Ayatollah said. i .. . freedom for the American hostages Rep. Hansen arrived today on his today and Ayatollah Ruhollah 'p . second personal diplomacy mission in two KhomeiniWASHINGTON (UPI) "Th is is a difficult time for you - perhaps the most di!. warned that Iran must prepare to face a months but refused to mention specific ficult time that you and your family have ever experienced." U.S. economic blockade. President details of his "open-ended" visit. With those words words that could have applied just as well to him In another sign of a possible rift "I'm here to build on my past efforts," bet. Carter began a Christmas message to the families of the American hostages In Iran. ween the ruling Revolutionary Council Idaho Republican said. "The last The White House said Tuesday Carter sent telegrams from his Camp David, Md., the and militant students, former Prime presidential retr time I o ned t pe d he oo rs to the country, to eat to th e families of all the American hosta ges in Iran. Minister Mehdl Bazargan and fellow the government, and to the embassy. I In the message, signed Carter," the president said: "Jimmy council member Yadollah Sahabi think that was very significant and I "This is a difficult time for you perhaps the most difficult time that you and your protested "baseless accusations" by two family have ever experienced. AU of the American people are proud of the courage paved the way for the hostages to have students In a Christmas Day television more open treatment." and nobility of spirit that each of you have shown In this crisis, broadcast. The three Protestant and Roman "Your steadfastness and support is an Inspiration to all of us who are making every Other militants apologized for Catholic clergymen celebrated Christpossible effort to achieve the safe return of your loved ones. I am sure that you are broadcast, which attacked former vice sustained by the knowledge that the prayers and hopes of all Americans are with you mas mass Tuesday with small groups of premier Abbas Amir-Entezam for hostages 43 in all - prompting new "collaboration" with the United States, in these holy days. questions about the total number of "These two brothers confessed to their .—'----4" captives held by the Iranian militants. mistake" and were ready to accept "any The clergymen met today with religious punishment," the militants slated that factory workers "avoid go" •t''4 Three American clergymen who Ghotbzadeh but no details were released 4 said, slows." conducted Christmas services for the and a spokesman for the three said they In a speech from the Moslem holy city The speech made no mention of captives conferred with Foreign Minister had not requested a meeting with ODE of Qom, Khomeini said Wednesday the American hostages, who went into their Sadegh Ghotbzadeh and collected per. Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini. 'Twas the day after Christmas, I Christmas ribbons and tinsel and United States has "threatened us with an 53rd day in captivity while small crowds sonal messages from the hostages to After the embassy visit Tuesday, the economic boycott" and that even "If we outside the embassy braved chill, snowy their families. But they did not see the clergymen reported the hostages apawoke with a yawn paper so bright, - . ..-. Carter Thanks Hostage Fam lies . • . , — - . - — .4. — ..' 4. '' ; . • .. I. 4•t. • ,.•- . . •: - — - . TO CHRISTMAS PAST To hear a loud racket out on the Torn, wadded and ripped was a give this a very weak probability we weather to renew their chants of "Death prisoners again. peared to be In "good shape," were no should be equipped." to Carter, death to the Shah!" The official Pars news agency said longer bound or kept In solitary conlawn. terrible sight, "You are In a war situation," Hanson, Ignoring criticism from the Tehran's spiritual leader, Ayatollah (moment, and were getting exercise. 4 ti COS76 "an White Home led colleagues In congreQ, Montabérl, also visited the hostages on I rantbmy window and threw up The bS$UtUIII W1'*PPI*P and Thn4$ The State Department said It has never bows we had chosen with care economic war which ialn Itself astruggle arrived ln Tehran toannounce, "I'm here the 53rd day of their captivity and told received a complete list from the the sash Now awaited the trash man, who between Islam and blasphemy." to build on my past efforts." But he did them: "We have no animosity toward militants, but the number 50 has been He called on Iran to take steps to not outline what new plan he had in mind you and in Islam all human beings are generally accepted, and was used by there. soon would be And there were my neighbors become in agriculture, to get the hostages released from the U.S. free ard equal." self-sufficient —TOM NETSEL Washington in official papers it filed with hauling out their yule trash, urged farmers to "work hard" and in- embassy. "I hope (President) Carter will stop the International Court of Justice. ... Blackouts -- FPL Adds Protection For Area ' NEWS ROOM CARRIERS M. Jane Casselberry Joe DeSantls Sharon Adams Doris Dietrich Donna. Estee Thomas Giordano Bruce Moore Diane Petryk Greg Pierce Dave Razier ADMINISTRATION Thomas Vincent Thomas Netsel Tracey Oglesby Shirley Padgett Ronald Renaud PRODUCTION Cecilia A. Carter Robert Cowan Mary Frances Davis Thomas Evans Carolyn Ann Felts Robert Lovenbury David Marsters Lori Anderson CORRESPONDENTS Ronald G. Beck Larry Castle Anita Busnzle Roy D. Green Carol Lotz John A. Gordon Marie Harris IOta Harris Sam Cook Marva Hawkins Phi Hughes McClung DIdi Morgan Jan Ralph J. Hays Charles Hays R. Anna B. Jardine MU Lee Edith Minor Charles Paulus, Jr. Rose Ann Ramsey George Shriver Benton Wood Rick Taylor Lu Harriett Oliver Koby lak Bird Mike Zakskl Allyson J. Smith ChVyl Smith Raymond L. Stevens Teresa Vezina Ron Zurek Darwin Sluon John Spino Pat Tyrrell Joe Woodward *a~"WAA • •. . . . • • - . •. -• . .. . . . . TELEPHONE SALES Connie Ca ndler Teresa Gorman Cora Kesne Sara Rocco Stan Smith Ellen Zwissler .4 . A A By DONNA ESTIPA Herald no Writer Evelyn D. Golden. wife, mother, college in itntii. nracticlne attorney in Sanford. On Jan. 1. sitew add a new title: assistant attorney general of Florida. Some time In the fut ure, perhaps In the iNk or maybe not until 1990, she will be a judge. At least that is her hope, her deeam, her goal In 111.. Anyone who talks to Mrs. Golden for a few minutes knows If a judgeship is what she wants, that Is what she will have. A native of Georgia, she, her mother and three sisters moved to New York City when she was a prt. ii She had always planned to be a doctor. But someone In high school told her that her high B average wasn't good enough. "U I couldn't be perfect, I wouldn't be a doctor," she said. Diving her years at New York City College, she majored In both philosophy and political science, became Involved hi poll" She was a political activist and a staunch perter of John Iii'doy, then mayor of New York. "Ewr1tdng was happening in the 01k.! liked Ikvteq's psitira. H. was my much for the 101111011111101" do said."Taft people today don't really have ctiwheuatic I.drs. Leaders are not into _ dwisma today." Politics led her to law asa career In ills. a mined, &ooklyn Law SoL lbs worked at two pert-time jobs at a time to earn her way Uwosh law . EVELYN GOLDEN rich bsckground ... Mrs. Golden wor ked In the New York City 4 A oil ON - ' Today •.•. • ' - I. - - - • 4.60' C - - Action .........................IA AroundfleClock ..............IA • Bridge sc Calendar 4B Classified Ads 4-58 Comics Ic Crossword IC Dear Abby .....................Ic Deaths ........................10* Dr. Lamb ................. ....$C Editorial .......................IA Horoscope ..................... Hospital .......... .............ZA ,,Nafton................... „..JQA ursel ves ................... .... 1C Sports........................1.38 Television ..................... 7A Weather .......................IA World .......................... IA ......................,.. ...................... . ........,....... ........................ I' ..................... 141 President Nixon's trip (above) to the Great Wall of China during his historic 1972 "journey for peace” was one of the highlights of the 1970s. Today, the Herald presents a glimpse at a decade of foreign policy on Page :IA and a complete look at the major events that shaped the decade on pages 7.9A. t' Sanford ryolden'Girl May One Day Be Judge ]Evening Hesaldand Heniki iiovert;ser AdwA& ,• 'Feeder': City Loses Power— A large section of downtown Sanford was blacked out briefly The burn.out was caused after abird made contact between Tuesday afternoon after a bird worked its way Into a main two hot points, say Florida Power & light (FPL) workers, While linemen worked to replace the switch, FPL switched feeder switch. Power went out at about 12:30p.m., after the feeder switch around the affected power cables to restore service at 2:30 on Persimmon Avenue, just South of County Route 48, burned p.m. to most of the area. FPL workers said they still do not know how many customers were without service. out with an explosive sound. Grace Spangler. Helen Keeton ADVERTISING " Gail Rutherford Roger Bolton Bob Burns Sandy Justice Coileen Thomas Frank Voltoilne ft Jeanette Boggs Julie Boyd Verrice Burneli Dennis Baker Joe Calloway Albert Campbell Shirley Dobson Wylene Griner Earnestine Harris PHOTOGRAPHY CIRCULATION Raymond Bellamy Cindy F. Butler Wayne D. Doyle Ruth F. Rowley . Seminole County and all of central Florida are now better since the state's major electric systems a Interconnected," protected against major regional blackouts, announced said W. Scott Burns, district manager In Sanford. Florida Power & light (FPL) officials. FPL is strengthening Its system reliability with additional A new 240,000 volt transmission line, connecting FPL with the Georgia Power Company was put lntomervlce on Friday. major power lines. Completion of a 106-mile transmission line Construction of the $9 million, 50-mile line connecting an project In 1977 added a 500,000 volt connection between FL FPL load center In southwest Duval County to Georgia Power Myers and the Ft. Lauderdale area. Another 500,000-volt line Company facilities at the southeast Georgia town of Klngsland will add a powerful new 125 mile link to FPL's system connectlng Dade, Broward, Palm Beach, Martin and St. Luck began in February, 1979. "The Intertle will enable FPL and Georgia Power Company counties when completed In 1060. Extension of a 500-volt back. to exchange power during emergencies, thus improving bone transmission line to Georgia is now being planned for reliability of FPL's system as well as other utilities in Florida, completion In the late 19I. - Attorney's office, for the social security ad- became program director and instructor in the ministration, as a legal assistant for the legal aid legal assistant program at Valencia Community society, as an outreath worker for the YMCA, as a College on the east campus. In addition to hehw t'oram director. she tauaht recreation director and as a research assistant. During her first year at law school she attended a civil litigation, l& family law and conference of law students on civil rights litiga tion business law. at the University of Southern California and met her Meanwhile she was practicing law with her future husband, Jim. husband at his Sanford office. While she was The law students attending the conference did working all her jobs, she had two babies; Vivianresearch and wrote briefs for the acti vist Louise, now 4 years old, and Faye Jessica-Maurine, org.r'stIon. nine months old. Af Evelyn and Jim were In an impossible dilemma. "I think Iaccomplished something at Valencia," She, a girl from Georgia, attending a New York City the said. "I tightened up the curriculum to make it law sthoolwaslnlove with aman who wua native more relevant to practicing attorneys and improved Flordlan, attending a Florida law school. And they- U tI&Idlnghln the clóllege library. We placed more hod met In CalIfornia. stude nts, who completed the program, in jobs as "It was aqusstlon of whether we could carry ona legal assistants or legal secretaries than ever long-distance rnaI1ce from New York to Florida. before," Mrs. Golden said. That just couldn't work," abs told a of her dass.s With the crea tion by the Florida Legislature last at the Valstcfa Community College east campus spring of the 5th District Court of Appeals at Deytosa Beach, Attorney General Jim Smith had to Evelyn's decision was to treader to Jim's law set up an office there as well.The attorney general's school, something do was told was another im- office must have an office near an appellate court. po lity. Law schools just do not accept students The new office meant openings for assistant atIn the middle of ___ torneys general and Mrs. Golden f iled her ap"I hod Baveragsead Isisowed the school my plication for the job. She sent resumes to everyone transfer w'ta frivolous ens and that I planned to who might be Interested and was interviewed time merry a Floridian," th said. It worked. and again. She also submitted samples of legal Jim ncd,sd Ida law degree In December, 1974 writing. and the received hers In Mardi, 07$. Embarking on Shortly after Thanksgiving she received the word her careerin low, sh.worked flrstuan intern in a that the job was hers. public defender's office, then tor Florida legal Before she completed her last class at the school Services In the Detand ace. In August, 1977 she Al the Christmas holidays approached, Mrs. Golden -p performed her final effort for the program. She finished an application to the American Bar Association (ABA) seeking approval and sanction that U thp Vainr4 L'oil u.1.fnt '--P.-0 program. from groun for •-•-----•' "If approved, students graduating from the program will be readily accepted as legal assistants. It will be easier for them. Lawyers can look to the program as a standard," she said. While serving as an assistant attorney general in the appellate court, Mrs. Golden won't have much opportunity to meet the public. Much of her time will be spent preparing "lots of legal briefs." "I'd like tobea J udge some day, _but th%'j probably 10 years down the road. I'llprobably work In the attorney general's office for a while. I want to sharpen my skills as an attorney," she said. Being a judge Is not beyond reason for a woman today, she said, noting that women often prove to have a more humane point of view, are more sensitive and believe the court system belongs to the people. Mrs. Golden takes an idealistic approach to the court system, believing It should serve all the people as the nation's founding fathers envisioned It. A decade ago, she said, the goal of many attorneys was to become a judge. But that has changed today. "The average judge In Seminole County earns less than $50,000 a year, "she said. "A lawyer, if he works hard, can earn $50,000 a year and he Is not in the public eye, not faced with the same scrutiny as a judge," Mrs. Golden said. lk Al; to P Lit Xr t c.:. •1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1979 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 24, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 24, 1979. 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 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 24, 1979; <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/045ff663bfac6b23b41c3c6ffddc2033.pdf d1b79864fbec8023c186297395eb1990 PDF Text Text • — ----_•'_ _•- ---S , SUNDAY EDITION 4 72nd Year, No. 106—Sunday, December 23,1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—( USPS 481.280)—Price 25 Cents II 'NI o Ma n La nd for trial, a charge punishable by a maximum of five years In which Is supposed to be used to determine how much of a jail and a fine, the maximum sentence for the original grand penalty the party will pay. theft charge. In all cases, each day served awaiting the report is He has not yet been sentenced on that plea, made Nov. 5. credited towards any jail term the party might have to serve, Instead, he is being held in what is described as a legal "no Assistant State's Attorney Don Marbiestone said the man's land," awaiting the results of a pre-sentencing In. charge of failing to appear is totally separate from any other vestigation. charges. The law is designed so a person who escapes prosecution long enough to prevent a trial from being Local attorney Jerald Ruttberg explained the law has set to properly tried will not just go free, he said. no maximum time limits on the investigation. In order prepare a thorough report, the county's parole and probation Marblestone said the only other such case he handled department often takes between four and eight weeks to put resulted In the party receiving a sentence of time served together a person's criminal and social history, a report while waiting for the report. This case involved much more By DAVID M. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer An Ohio man, extradicted to Sanford to stand trial on grand theft charges but later found innocent, remains in the Seminole County Jail because he failed to appear on the ti date. On Oct. 30, Frank Hall III was found Innocent of stealing prope rty from his former employer In a circuit court trial, He had defended himself against the charges, on which he had been arrested on March 10, and later extradicted back from Ohio, where he claims he had gone to get money to pay for his defense. But Hall also pleaded guilty to a charge of falling to appear 0 00 0, of 0 Clergymen Can Visi 50 Hostages - 00 0 Top awlity , (}'1ILIII1LJ AT THESE LOW PRiCESI i C' ' ' 'rr V . 1 - s q &_ '-•. ''4 ' —i 0 0 UDDING - 0 SOW In Seft Only $2995 a& PC. I ------- - - u1--- KIM NO I I $49". - I, _ t?'7s .- -' ;. I $49.9 & ,• - - ji a .' SOLID WOOD - BUNK BEDS -I. . Complete with a - P ATTREES MAN - SIZE ,q . $1 69 . •• RECLINER ____ N ME BRAND FREIGHT SALES A II - .USN.1WT17 .Iou.wooD 'I 14.1 a. a .ee ..........ea.._...._..*....a.eeswe- ,..e.ee ee ma a easeS S S S iS 49111S NAD PINIINIU -___- . •• S ................... - _'- ----- - L-------- - -.----- ---- -- _=_. - . . . - .- . - aze An elderly man was killed and an and he seldom left his home, mid Harvey elderly woman narrowly escaped death Pugh, a long-time Lake Mary resident in separate house fires In Seminole who said he knew Ferry for many yeam County Friday. In a separate house fire Friday in Fern An elderly Lake Mary man, tentatively Park, 73old Loma "Buddy" Clarke Identified as Joseph Ferry, was killed In reportedly pulled herself through a dark, a fire at his home at Washington and smoke4illed hallway at her daughter's Fif th streets, according to Lake Mary home soonafter she was alerted by a fiters smoke alarm Lake Mary V&untest Firs Department - : , i use - - '- , , - - a 01tLl but Initial reports indicate the fire may given emergency treatment at the scene, . - • have started In some electrical wiring, then transported to Winter Park Neff sald Ferry probably died olsmoke Memorial Hospital where she was tiuti midthat with Iftmoin'SAW do ' Inhalation before he could be rescued. sulWOOd when both de anding the return o( the shah as His body was fund on the floor 01 a parts 01 a charred ceiling fell on her. " a "mthimwndinpd, the crisis was • bedroom in the wood-frame structure. The fire broke out about 9 a.m. at the likely to drag on and the hostages held until at least mid or late January. The fire was first reported to the fire home of Gary and Jeanie Kay Gunter . . ,• In a special announcement on Tehran depazjment by Lake Mary Police about (Mrs. Clarke's daughter), 1210 radio, Ayatollah Ruhoflah Khomeini 11:07 p.m., Neff said. He added about 12- Glastonberry Road in the English ordered the ruling Revolutionary Council 14 firefighters in three trucks responded Estates subdivision, according to to "Invite some of the committed and the scene, and although y had the Seminole County firefighters., r.uponstble priests" to hold services so fire under control within minutes, the captives could celebrate Owistinis firefighters remained at the house until )js midj ,fire probably IVU UI IWIU 01 £TUL uuntez"s ' • "In complete peace" about 5 a m Saturday to contain It. No daugh te r, Virginia, 5, who was at a day "Naturally, in view 01 the special other structures were endangered, • -- . . ,, __ hI.afr care cent er th wi , k,5 her brother, Gary ho me loca te reifY 5 was d. a " " -N,.ss im th ".' Nitwi w ter Jr., agaInst American cr es, ey enjoy section of the street. Neff said the house priority In this respect," Khomeini ad- Fire claimed the life of an elderly Lake Mary man persons, Including two children, died In a fire that was completely destroyed in the blaze, No cause had been determined early did. Friday night and left nothing but the smouldering engulfed a two-story home. Five others were and tentative damage was set at about Saturday as fire investigators continued their probe of the blaze. Damage wal Tough Khomeini referred only to remains of the house (above) he had occupied for injured trying to escape, a fire official said. The $20,000. Protestant and Catholic clergy, the many years. It took only minutes to extinguish the blaze, which apparently started In the basement. Neff said a fire marshal was called to estima ted at about $25,000. militants said rabbis would also be- blaze, first reported at 11:07 p.m., but hours to broke out at 4:15 a.m. and burned out of control the scene since a death occurred, More than 35 W4*m were at the allowed to see the hostages Uthey finally contain said Lake Mary volunteer for about an hour, said a deputy chief firefighter, although the fire was not thought to be Friday mornft fire and most runined wished. until 5 Tavonya Green, 6, and Sandra Ford, 16, were caused by arson, until about 3p.m. when the fire was fully of all faiths will be firefighters, who remained on the scene "Cur night of at Christa.m. Saturday. In a tragedy. three lives found dead In bedrooms on the second floor. Ite No further injuries were reported. contained. No other injuries were allowed to visit the hostages Ferry, a man In his 70s, was reclusive reported. fire In Baltimore. Three body we also taken by of Melvin Ford Jr., 7, was found In a hallway. mass" a student spokesman sai& — may be found shortly. - '. •• m "1 • .. , '' . uUfl Gun 'It, Is Mass Trdnsit The Solution To Gas Crisis? human needs and reflect cirrenrealiUes,'Brown "In Orange, Semlnole'and Osceola counties we energy.uving mass trarlt, 8nl1e County coqnmIon chairman Bill emphasized. would be hard-hit if tourists couldn't get around," Kirchhoff said he hu told the P.ogl.'s Traneit It Is staggering, Gagnon said, when you realize he said. Thousands of people who work In hotels, What if gofor FIV1la automobiles was no longer coop that taxpayers have lmcat.d "time after that74 percent of all energy used In central Florida restaurants and other tourist business would be out Is used for fueling the automobile., tlm&' they want the roads, net miii transit of work, he pointed out. available? One bus,, he said, can take about 40 cars off the Gagnon, Hedrick and Brown said ma of the "ft's not trueatall," Gapon said. "Taxpayers, You'd be sharing a bus with 11,314 neople. i-:ad, I.', it's ratio 01 prk to buses In the lando want mass Irault." 01 course, the people's transit representatives Growth management means planning and Sarah Bilderbeck, munber of the Seminol. gira 4 one 01 the riasoia the People's Tressit orpolzation Is pressing so herd Coisy League 01 Women Voters, said recently that said, they realize simply providing buses Is net the regulating to check "sprawl," the sireiding out of as the price of autos and gasoline continues to whole answer. Ridership, they said, must be homes and businesses which makes building of SirMISS transit 0811014 __ more and more roads, as well as duplication of The Peoples Tnensit Organization is an Orlando-sl rockit, a mass tra'-"poiiatlan system will be stimulated. It has been docwn.nled in federal sigdles, they ether services, necessary. dgeod,dicM.dto the crsMono(aneIc1int - de''td men aid mere by the giAsral psh'¼. A 'i1 elderly. the poor, the yaisgand the Worlds recoiled In BumBide, that the way to stimulate "We mud cluster our development," Gagnon trotatim symim in the 1ide -m'opoIMan ares, Including Seminoleasedmas. trassit now and Ikoow thereVS may, transit rldsrsldp involves three dep.The first Is said. "This makes it easier and less expensive to many more of us who would use mass transit and pIIc and political sçpoil. Neat Is the need for provide tranortation." y. ___ He pointed to Los Angeles as the ultimate ,Wby? Because there sill be a true pa crises, we willing to pay lazes to mçpod such a system," ritulantlal stable financial resources and third Is service .speniioss both to quality and quantity. example of the disastrous results of unchecked ascording to Bruce Gagiwn, organizer of the go*. she said. "Ths politician (knu't know what to aq to the 'Thbsblythea1mpoi1aitWar, however, Is sprawl. e're net very anart U we CuA't projset that hsl tratitlu,i ' (lagoon salt "But do or tr.nepoets"'r road bolift ktaubh" Gapas sold. "Raid the ciuidUM$ to probabl y impossible, now, to provide mass " g j11 " , plsn lock Ilk, they're p'"*vg (or a gesoilni . buliders say ms transit doem't pay for itself, but gem," the sipest transp ortation in Los Angeles," he said. odds? Pallddans tent bius to VA samoy into reeds I've never seen a "way that pays for ua,uuai uer, have no Pecvles Transit contend, clustering Increases "An $'9Pt 01 tinili (aaie Cowy'a proj.cted rldersiuli and we've get plemy 01 thu." On ,esl." on ezIdü* mass transit routes without an Guy Brown, aii'4hrr People's Transit orgudeem, iepsr'lwi . the ps 's Transit, the 01 i aijhilhty, tr$ has been fparsd beaus. of the 3101 They are prepidag to md $0 inllli for Increase In dceratins costs 01 the rout.. are dodging their This doss net mean. Gignon uplalned, that we H.drick influence 01 reed highers and the imis in Wiwsys aid reeds and oily m1uI,i, for *'a problem it all goviromeidul desire an unbearable ixbsn density. Ill . —. "But," he said, "neighborhoods with lb dwellings "These Wiway projsds Include a $19 million '1 bljwqlebby sow opuds over $110 nWsn pitting messy o . cow" per acre produce about 30 percent fewer auto trips irly to In11CS 1siMsrs," Brews writs In ko$t&Yimeit to the Bee Line Eqinsaway a nd $13 a teuuN" he salt "AM lb. Mat. evsi Tr "And mUM,. dir enge it per person than those with 5 dwellings per acre." ch 14.4 Dlussy," 1Me, The Pesple's. Capon sods as." ii men)lowáags i ailt I level 01 lees than opm seer$14 This allow palas the ants the Mats des b!---rhu t big cities, and o thSi71IIallhy114SirhIvs7$, plus' we os be 'AM tme.koeVwo1kvipaby the m med far' mass hail. Thsrn** asniy to time thus are finished." density of Manhattan. the cps of pr. ' opa mute flnc he auld, pointing oat that "a'4s4e coudy 1' 0 -11 ' IS sa We just want to see the empty space filled-In first, pilltkW." p'T'g" he id, 110T' rig ukh hr an Iai gisisa, W#iaY Tb. rail, Brown writs, w mare ro , more "leaves us aspnparid 1W" before development moves out, Hedrick said. ly reeds. aisse," 01 vblth u4 p - One 01 don lea crisis to as tow toludry. Thus, People's Transit favor, strict land-use it is on cArs, 0M peBitlos aid trafllc OMM NP as Tourists mud have a way to git to and would In planning, whether or not this causes private land W" very ierte4 in codiiii ft to WN .. js, lusts guilt med .4 $jur gas prices. owners to lce IJIOUC). 'Reversal 01 these priorities Is essential to serve Florida, he said. aieisive roods when the money should be spent on - k . • -- - - •'- - - Several judicial and law enforcement officials praised the work of the local probation department, explaining it may take more time to do the reports, but the delay results in a much better product. ByDIANEPETRYK Herald Staff Writer mnie .WWDOWN IPATMT . While Marbiestone would not guess what kind of sentence will be given to Hall for failing to be in court for his t rial, he said Hall's "not a bad guy, not a 'hopeless criminal." People s Transit Urges Action - - - Hall refused to voluntarily go back to Seminole County for prosecution, Marbiestone added. Sheriff's deputies had to travel to Ohio to bring him back on the extradition warrant. Lake Mary UI j"1'"•' TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) - Militants controlling the U.S. Embassy In Tehran have agreed to allow clergymen to pay Christmas visits to the 50 Americans being held hostage. The Iranian government also an. nounced Friday It had agreed on a "comprehensive plan" to deal with the crisis, but did not reveal any details. The Tehran Times newspaper said today the plan offered a "ray of hope" some of the hostages could be freed shortly and that relatives might be allowed to visit them, though a militant spokesman earlier this week ruled out the second option. The newspaper quoted a 'senior nnber of the revolutionary council saying a comprehensive plan to deal with the hostage situation would be announced serious charges, a person who had fled from charges of arson, and who had been missing for over two years. n _2_•,_j __- - - Frank Hall Faces Christmas In County Jail As Officials Make Pre-Trial Investigations - 1,111910 - S - H• - , -- .. - - - ' - I \ • . ."w ..-. - S I I . S ____ _ _ . -. r u h lm$ui - - - - ------- . e . ( - -a-'—. .- J •,..-, . .} t ..' 0~1 AI 1 1 �2A-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. p People Of India Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Dec. 23,1979-3A Sunday, Dec. 23, 1971 WORLD IN BRIEF Mexico Denies Claims Portillo Invited Shah MEXICO CITY (UP!) - Mexico has labeled as "entirely false" a Los Angeles Times story saying President Jose Lopez Portillo assured the deposed shah of Iran he could return to Mexico following his cancer treatment in New York. Mexico's Ambassador to Washington, Hugo B. Margain, wrote the newspaper that its report "con. tamed entirely false asserttnns" and that It was surprising a "serious newspaper would consider publishing something so absurd." The 12-paragraph denial said Portillo never wrote a letter to the shah saying that he would be granted asylum following medical treatment in the United States, as reported by the newspaper. The letter said Portillo told the shah he could return only While his multiple entry, six-month tourist visa was valid, Rhodesia Sanctions End UNITED NATIONS (UP!) - The Security Council has lifted economic sanctions against Rhodesia, urged Immediate assistance to the British colony and called for banishing South African forces there, Meeting Friday only hours after British and Rhodesian leaders signed a peace pact in London, the 15-member council quickly adopted a resolution ending the sanctions imposed in November 1966. The resolution passed 130. The resolution, noting the agreement thrashed out in 14 weeks of tempestuous talks In London, called on all U.SN. members to "terminate the measures taken against SouthernRhodesia." GORI, U.S.S.R. (UP!) - Stalin. Literally, it means "made of steel." It conjures up images of midnight arrests, forced labor gulags where 20 million Russians died, a bushy mustache beneath a madman's eyes. But in this Georgian town where Josef .aMn was born tOO years ago Friday, It isa name that still causes eyes to dampen and champagne toasts to be raised In the privacy and safety of homes. Born losif Dzhugashvlll on Dec. 21, 1679, Stalin represents to many the hometown boy who made it to the top, the Georgian who ruled the Soviet Union through 30 years that saw Its most terrible war, Indescribable famine and merciless purges. And, 26 years after his death of a brain, hemorrhage, he also is becoming the symbol of Law and order throughout the Soviet Union, a subject of nostalgia among those old enough to remember him and a larger-than-lIfe legend among youth. There is no revival of feeling for Stalin In Georgia and certainly not in God. Here Stalin's memory never faded and respect for him never diminished. "He is ours and we love him," says I Georgian in Tbilisi, the republic's capital, 55 miles from God and 1,000 miles south of Moscow. "It all depends which side of SII1III YOU want to see. The positive slde was the political stability, the leadership during the war. And after the war, under Stalin, the Soviet Union became one of the major world powers." And the negative side? "Yes, yes, there were purges, there were executions. We know it. Too many Georgians died for us not to know It. Too many of them were innocent." It Is true. Stalin' during his reign of blood and terror, showed no favoritism to his homeland, ruthlessly crushing a Georgian nationalist movement and executing Its leaders. But ruthlessness Is often Interpreted as strength by the Russian people, who have Lived under the rule of Ivan the Terrible, Peter the Great, Car Nicholas. Itis that sort ofatrwgth they speak olwhen they toast 'itaib', Churchill and Roosevelt" and, heads clouded with alcohol, swap war stories like veteran. everywbirs. A favorit. Is Stalin's response when in. formed that his son, Jacobi a Red Army soldier, was being held prisoner by the Nazis. IU Germans auggsat.d that youitill Stalin might be exchanged for Marshal Yllwb'Ich Paulus, who led the Nazi Uge of Stallngrad. There are two versions of Stan's response. According to one, he sald, "I don't trade ___ for enera&" The soldiers other version has him saying, "The Germans have "illikm of myuss and daughters. Thlsonelsnodlt• ___ Theumeapplkdtohlafdende and tormar 1ILqii, hen&etM of whom he uscided on chwgss Of treason, conspiracy or sometimee without chiiu. At the museum In God thu .sali'$nu 5fIln'g n'imnry, the ditlatur'. Mate. stdo Avoid Face A Dilemma NEW DELHI, India (UP!) - Indian voters face a painful dilemma in next month's elections. Re-election of former Prime Minster Indira Gandhi would bring back her authoritarian style of government. A vote for Charan Singh or Jagjivan Ramand means more of the bickering and horse-trading that have riddled India's government for the 30 months since Mrs. Gandhi's ouster. The worst-possible scenario is that no leader will emerge from the Jan. 3 and Jan. 6 balloting with the mandate to tackle India's mounting troubles. Inflation is galloping along at about 19 percent. The worst drought in decades threatens to wipe out India's food surplus. Industrial production is declining in the face of labor unrest, a steep fall in power generation, port congestion and transport bottlenecks. A lack of strong political leadership has spurred HinduMoslem turbulence of a severity unseen since the British withdrew from the subcontinent in 1947. The elections, 2-4 years ahead of schedule, are the result of former Prime Minister Morarji Desal's resignation last summer following mass defections from his Janata Party. Singh, finance minister in Desal's Cabinet, then formed the Lok Dal (People's Party) and became prime minister with the help of Mrs. Gandhi's faction of the Congress Party. But even before Singh could face Parliament, Mrs. Gandhi pulled the rug out from under his feet because he refused to drop court cases against her and her son, Sanjay, for crimes allegedly committed during her 20-month emergency rule. Fed up with wheeling and dealing by politicians, President San jiva Reddy dissolved Parliament and called new elections, an exercise that will involve 360 million voters. Mrs. Gandhi, who ruled for 11 years, appears to have real political momentum. Her opponents forged an affiance under the Janata banner to defeat berth March 1977 elections but are now in She has managed to draw into her party many of her detractors and has formed alliances with other enemies. She draws huge crowds on campaign swings through the cotr)sWc Slngh's Look Dal Party is allied with the other faction of the Congress Party and has the support of communists and soclaiLds. Ram, at the bead of the truncated Janata Party, is going it alone, The party platforms contain several identical promises, but Mrs. Gandhi's theme for the elections Is "One nation, one leader. Vote for stability." Stalin Still A Hero In Gori* , His Hometown beneath a huge brass and crystal chandelier. Around It are spread a lifetime of gifts, documents, memorabilia: a lamp in the shape of a Russian tank, a Chinese wall silk portraying the dictator with' slanted eyes, another tapestry with his face woven in. Nowhere to be seen are other mementoes of hRTIhIPOWSnthemMlIonsolgiav 6% to accommodate his purge victims, the other millions who starved to death during the chaos that followed his 1927 collectivization of the nation's farmland, the puppet treason trials that stripped the Red Army Of its leadership just before the Neal invasion and left Russia unprepared for the onslaught of the now famous "Operation Barbarous," facets of Stalin's career were first exposed to the Soviet people - and officially to the world - in 1966 when Nikita Khruah. chev condemned his predecessor as a madman, a butcher and a military bumbler. Khrushchev also read a deathbed note purportedly written in 1922 by V.I. Ianln, warning fellow communists that Stalin was becoming too powerful and must be stopped from taking ultimate authority. Thus began anlu decline in the offlcjal fortunes of Stalin, which saw his place in the "Great soviet Encyclopedia" shrink from 40 to 5 pages and the thousands of monuments erected to him come crashing down. But not In Gorl. Here, a 60400t-high Stalin stands ramrod straight in front of the city hail, on Stalin Avenue. Down the four'-lane street rumble trucks with pictures of God's most famous native displayed proudly In front windows. The Stalinxniaewn is officially closed for repairs. But a hundred feet away the home in which but I*hughlhvlil came Into the world, owe owned by his dirk cobbler father, stands a museum In Itself, modest beau plaques side of the door. 't ' they -u-- g the name he adopted in 1913 as an onhe-run Bolshevik, robbing banks and trains In Georgia to support the fledgling Communist Party, By then he had repudiated his mothers wish that he become a priest. The seminary he attended for five years expelled him for preaching the gospel Of Marx above that of Got After aicos.dlng Lenin as chairman Of the Commimlat Party, he excised any dissenters from the brutal path be had charted, W cluding longtime comrades like Bukharin, Kamensv, Rykov. vr.sa took more livea thenthe Nazi Army - perhaps 10 iIH - and drew a curtain of terror d blood over the lent Th. first attempt to w away that Main cam. in isi, who Iaonii &eshnsv permit. nd to be pdAMW pralsed wtims 1"rshlp. That bu been the basis for the .1 SOviet history books: 'in& Malk was a now hue who mad. serious I(OflQIUIC aDd jS3M'rW momn, and deitlided from MarxlM4anIMM tho. NA110N open today 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Open Christmas Eve 9:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. IN BRIEF Kennedy, Carter Feuding; Reagan Could Lose Iowa 30 /0 off men' s coordinates and suits. Sty United Press International Sen. 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I I e It L. • :-' - - 4. -, I, . • ...aa ..ZJsTJ._7-___ -. �,... ..-Y 4A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, • . :--.•. Sunday, Dec. 23, 1979 s,-.. - ,... ., -. Ho, Ho, Ho Santa Finishes His Reading Before Harnessing Reindeer WASHINGTON (UP!) - It's assured: 1979 was the worst inflation year since World War II. coumerpi1cea jumped another l percent In November, assurIng 1979 of that distinction, the Labor Department reported Friday. Energy rkrceeatth lowest rate Of the year last month, the report said, but that Improvement was offset by burgeoning costs of buying a home. R. Robert Russell, director Of the Council on Wage and Price Stability, told Congress' Joint Economic Committee, "I don't see a possibility of substantial relief over the next several months." Rmae1l said the figures for December are likely to be similar to November's, as home mortgage rates continue reacting to ft Federal Reserve's Oct. 6 money tightening and as latest International oil price hikes reach consumers.. Over the first 11 months of the year, consumer prices ad. vanced at a 13.1 percent annual rate - the worst inflation since 1946 when World War II price controls were removed. That year's rate was a whopper: 18.2 percent. Russell said inflation should "abate a little" next year, barring a new International crisis. Housing accounted for more than half the November rise in consumer prices, the Labor Department said. / _ - Dear Santa Claus, jewelry, pogo stick, baby stroller and a mini Merry Christmas from David. I &fl 21 wheel. . . months old and have had a whole year to be a Love, . good boy for you and help my Daddy and Suzy I Mommy. So please bring me a tricycle, See N -- --Sony, Jack in the Box and some new clothes. Dear Santa, When you get tired come by my house and I'm 8 years old. My name Is Krlsti. For rest, I will leave you some milk and cookies. Christmas I want a bike, a lock, some Dear Love you, jewerly, some clothes, a tape recorder, TV, Dear Santa, I wish you bring presents. We've got our I'm writing for my four brothers and sister David James Downer telephone and a doll. Sanford and I. My name is Bartü. I'm 12. z want Christmas tree up. We got our bobs up and we Love, KrIatI skates with blue pacerweels and three pairs got deckarashuni. Dear Santa Claus of Levis and three shirts and some stuff Love, My nahe Is Kenneth Lopp. I am 8 months Dear Santi Claus, animals and a gold neckles and some Billy Gunter old and I've been a good boy. So for ChristmasI hope you have a Merry Christmas too. earrings. My brother Greg, is 14, he wants a 214 Moss Road, Winter Springs I hope that you can bring me a toy chest, Please leave all the poor children some toys.! basketball hoop and some Levis. My brother Dear Santa I have tried to be a very good girl this year. rocking chair, Toot About car and some new have been a good girl this year. 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L Colors blue ar MONDAY " WASHINGTON (UPI) — KAThERINE NICHOLLS :* - THE SHOPPERS CENTER Veep Role AREA DEATHS -.,-r on. 0 It "tit 1i Its, Rejects Any 1 Sa "V — Kassebaum Season Less Than Jolly For Steelworker - Sunday, Dec.23, — not turn off the motor because the car was hot-wired, the deputy stuck his hand inside to pull out the lines. At that point, the driver drove off in low gear, throwing the deputy to the ground, reported the sheriff's office. He suffered no Injur ies in the fall. Herald Staff Writer A Geneva man is being held without bail today in the Seminole County Jail on charges he burglarized a Sanford Plaza store early Saturday morning, Nell Buffington was arrested at 2a.m. Saturday after a man watched him enter Images Three and remove about $249 worth BURGLAR ALLOWED TO LEAVE of merchandise, say police. A woman returned to her apartment Monday evening and Buffington was held by the observer until pollee arrived to found a man standing in her living room. nun w jan, WMIT ne is uemg neici on grand theft and "I'm looking for a party," he said, adding the apartment As he left, walking down 13th Street, he was joined by burglary charges, they report. door had been open and he though he had discovered the right He is being held without bail since he is on parole, police say. another man who had been waiting for him, police report. location. ARMED ROBBERIt DEPUTY ASSAULTED A Sanford woman loet$80 cash and her purse to a pair of She sent him on his way, and only later noticed her wallet A Seminole County deputy was thrown to the ground as a car armed robbers Friday evening, say police, he had stopped for expired licence plates and an outstanding was missing. The door to her home on Wymore Road had been Carole Crain of 53 Kent Court was leaving the Delux open only because It had been pried. Orange County warrant drove off while he was talking to Cleaners, at 1107 W. 13th St.., at 6:15 p.m. when a man owners, Friday the sheriff's office reports. Susan Campbell told deputies only her wallet was taken. She threatened her with a revolver, demanding her purse, say The car was stopped at East Wekiva Trail and Hit C!'ib had left her home only a few minutes before she returned to police. Boulevard in Longwood. When the car's driver said he could discover the break-in, deputies said. DeBary In 1972. He was a member of a Masonic Lodge, Kathjijne C. Nicholls, 8 ' of. - Veteran of World War! and Southeast Lake Street, veteran of foreign wars. Longwood, died Friday at Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Seminole Memorial Hospital. p,'.rs Nicholls was born In Theresa Allyn, DeBary; two Dubuque, Iowa and moved to sons, Gary, of Osteen; and:: Longwood from Michigan in Harvey of Cleveland, Ohio;:: 1941. She was a housewife and one daughter, Mrs. Naomi Moore, of Cleveland; two a Protestant. Mn. Clarissa Fox, of Survivors Include her daughters, Mrs. Joyce Mt. Vernon, Ind; and Ms.. Mrs Lois Harp, of Evansville, YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio announced Nov. 27 by the Chairman David) Roderick despair to anger over a held together with balling set by Pop Powers, the best of Mikkola roller who ever worked in the Elda Nichols of Longwood and hid,; nine grandchildren and steel said U.S. Steel had no in- shutdown that looks almost wire," he said. (UPI) - When Mike nation's largest one great-grandchild. Brisson The company has blamed United States." tention at all of shutting down inevitable. Nonetheless, he Mignogna heard that U.S. manufacturer. three a chance to Mignogna wants closure of the two Mahoning A private funeral is Funeral Home-PA, Sanford, The McDonald Works has the Youngstown Works. I told still harbors some hope that Steel Corp. was closing its k_..,.... ._ aL... .. ...I...... 4... it.. ..k..4 ak. k..0 t,I. ,.I__ ni. - ti.. &i frw sha niuiv Uldil U my wuv, WUdi, UIV iivzi, a ••- M.14 Wnrk* JlCnelluum woriis, ._._ rus iAWl '".7 "s nuge vicnaiu .,.___ piau,vui evoive to save inc ow u.n..., Youngstown Works - which and the Ohio Works open. He first thought was, "I wish I work for the 30-year-old buy a new house. So we did. mills. , BAR VEY ALLYN Mignogna, an 11-year veteran We used my whole life hadn't bought that house." "I love my job down there. I collectively employed 3,800 would like to see a coalition Of and Mr. Harvey Allyn, 84,of273 Mignogna is one of 3,500 of the mills; It has given him savings. That $4,000 might not don't want the people to think ' persons, and l4 others across steelworkers Youngstownarea steePwo- everything he has, and now he seem like much to some our people shut down the the country on foreign the community buy the mill Valencia Road, DeBary, died Wednesday night. Born in Mt. rkers who are facing a less- sees It all being taken away. people, but It would have kept mill," said Mignogna, who competition, environmental and rehabilitate It. hid., he moved to Vernon, restrictions and lack of "The night I told my wife I us going for a while and now also Is a grievance cornthanhappy holiday season this government help. was going to lose my job I sat it's all gone," Mignogna said. mitteeman for United Steel year because they will lose MONUMENT CO W IF BOLDT S __HUNT Mignogna disagrees. ______________________ "What are you going to do? Workers Local 107. their jobs at the McDonald down and cried. My wife "We'll compete with anybody 91 F F RN PARK Works and the Ohio Works cried. I owe everything we We'll Just have to start over... Hwy "I'm proud of those people. ________________ when U.S. Steel shuts down have to U.S. Steel and now I'm We will probably end up The McDonald Works was in who's got our kind of mill. terrified, more than afraid, of losing our home," Mignogna, its prime in the 'SOs and we'veSure It's an old facility. But the two mills in 1980. a father of three, said. The closings are part of a what's going to happen. been breaking production . years later, we can take that "On June 18. (U.S. Steel nationwide series of cutbacks his emotions range from cords even though the mill is - same mill and bust records __,, __i__ . Evening Herald,anford, Fl. Geneva Man Held In Burglary At SanfordPlaza 1979 * Worst Inflation Year Since World War ZAYII PLAZA SANFORD • - .dci's.d slism is roolvied to be 0* ,scI,sid p.sc.ot all stoes ui1it scsI.coiIt olher"on ,,olid Ow, Policy loglis ,SSl, 0S1l in ti ili ii adbelow ,,,, paint lilsoon o,jIi . Spec ial to$.pe.sod pr ices o's r'o$id by We or, coupa. Any 0I0I$ • ••Vd0V $arm t,gwioo p.s quoted may ligh t 'iii'vsd to limit piics very in Qgonllsui on all •t•.,,s 1 �- . . . . . . .- .. • . ,- . Evening Herald (USPS 41210) OPINION 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305322-11 or 831-9993 Sunday, December 23, 1979-6A Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. + WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director -. Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; $43.00. By Mali: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.25; 6 Months, $24.00; Year $47.00. Our 41 'NATO Hangs 0 When the NATO foreign ministers agreed ecently in Brussels to strengthen their Europeans based nuclear deterrent by accepting deployment of intermediate-range American missiles, they averted a political-military crisis that would have shak en the alliance to its foun _______ VIEWPOINT JULIAN BOND I. The Rule Law \.,s. Mobs ______ Take Facts The Polls ," ____ By DON GRAFF While fran contthueito give new meaning to the definition of mob rule, two countries at a great move in more than the geographicil sense are providing some interesting demonstrations of another type of rule t work — thatof law. In Canada, the Supreme Court In Ottawa has upheld the rights of llnqulstic monoritles against the governments and, more important, popular prejudices In two key provinces. In one ruling, in volving a $5 traffic ticket Issued to a French-speaking resident, the court held unconstitutional the 90-year-old legal status of English as the sole language Of Manitoba's courts and legislature. French was the Winner in that làin the court's similar the i it invalidation of a 1971 Quebec law establishing French as that province's only official language. Ironically, the situation lines up Frenchsupremacist Quebecers and francophobe Manitobans on the same and losing side. And it does not resolve the basic language conflict that preoccupies Canada to the point of dissolution. But It does demonstrate that Isues can be dealt with other than through explosions Of popular emotion, that in a society of laws the power of ,decision involves more than mustering the larget forces in the street orIn ______ - _____ ____ TW + ___________ - _____ _______ -- Chrysler - - WASHINGTON WORLD . The. Pa tient •- . T + ' - who re-draws, Congressional lines after the miliWt students who may listen to him on the extriordirutry challenges and rose to the occasion, and may not. occasion. Ca rter was going along, low in the In classic revolutionary style, the dust has popularity polls, and struggling to establish a not yet settled in Tehran. Vengeance and a viable bid for a second term. power struggle are a part of the picture. But there has been a turnaround in the Carter said in a recent interview that the nations ohisledpabil1tIes. status quo is"unacceptable" and that hedoes has brought th e American people not want the crisis in Iran to become a way of He life. He says he will keep the preuureonand Cayolngthatpatieheput It, Is "the better part of valor." P turning the screws. So much so that British Prune i1in As long as the United States has reason to Margaret Thatcher praised Carter for his believe none of the 50 American hostages has and the not been physically harmed, Carter will American people... for keeping "their temper continue to seek a peaceful solution through as a whole." diplomatic and political means. His tactics, so far, Include the economic By staying In the White House, which weapon with the freezing of Iranian assets provides an excellent political platform, and and blocking oil Imports and the further shunning the campaign trail, Carter , has proape mat a proiongauon or uie crisis may managed to roox "prewdenuall and to lead the United States to seek worldwide enhance his standing in the polls.. economic sanctions through the United The country also has a new sense of unity in Nations.. a situation where there are few dissenters The administration's success in sum- against what is perceived as a national moning world public opinion to its aide Is outrage. evident with the demand for the release of So far Carter has prevailed, taking the hostages by both the U.N. Security Council approach that strength Involves patience and and the Court of International Justice. confidence. Only the outcome of the crisis will Assistant Secretary of State George Vest determine whether his present popular has been spending a lot of time disabusing standing will prevail as time goes on. — . wishes of writers who do not want their names In print. The Evening Herald also reserves the right to edit letters to elimiqate libel or to conform to space requirements, i JOIflS ,.u.i.,,,o,e 'Will . . I + - + PHdIsdMat l W"5tQfl On IU IOn between the administrative and legislative branches of government. The brethren have rejected a challenge by a congressional coalition to President Carter's right to ter. minate the U.S. defense treaty with Taiwan, a controversial step taken in conjunction with ' - I' • , + , . __ - W \ ' '• ____ ' • 1. . VV • Dennis Courson t);- president of Flagship Banks. presents Oviedo high School Head Football Coach Joe Montgomery with a $100 check for use by the football team. Oviedo went undefeated through the recent regular season and playoffs before losing to the eventual state champIons In the semi-finals. — Drinking __ % $'l ' , - ' -- -, il - Sailegli (Iiothiideh (above), the current foreign minister of Iran, is at the center of the Moslem crisis. This drawing, li ke many others that appear trust the person who left this little puppy In the garbage can at the Humane Society has a happy Christma" MarlonT.Yeaton Sanford Teacher Thanks Lurle of King Features Syndicate. Lurie's drawLngi ap pear In t countries — a world record according to the Gum0.r w1o. •iiecorus, .. The Title I teachers and aides of Pine Crest School would like to pubLtdy thank all the volunteers of the Retired' Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) who worked so hard all year preparing the Christmas g were purchased -: operation in survival. Two-thirds of for a token sum by the migrant and those killed were not Jews. It occurred in Germany almost 40 years ago. Larkin Hundley Title I compensatory children. Helen Frisbe Teacher Pine Crest Compensatory Staff Marianna + rges Don' t Hold Water Cha law of ex-Gov. Claude Kirk. Democra ts who have already announced for Stone's office are: state Sen. Kenneth (Buddy) McKay of Ocala; form er sta te representative and exWhite House assistant Richard Pettigrew of Miami and Tampa service station ope rator Jim Miller. Greg Farmer, executive director of the Florida Democratic Party, resigned that position this week to take over McKay's ... I - •' ' Letters to the editor are yeIcsaed for ppbllcatlon. ''AJ letters mast be, siped. :1 11th a maMiag addreu and, . t !b i , W pensible. a telephone ay be verlfled. The dssr Evening HiraM will respect ike WNW ii '" ogg wand their uaei ho The Ewniog 'Herald $1si reserves the rigid I. edit liters to eliminate libel or to to . space requirements. A*WO* GOAW. A All the faded entrees hambugsrs, sandwiches, flab, bicben and yule py of _' for anarmple trim about a.4hkd to lhrse'atar, of a as—n's RDA. Unkitantaly, to ld that pretsis, you uinefly be"to tab ku a Met calories, ad as. ACOOIdII 10 US liedi Silict mittara ritMs, Ameris— eat too gs—ally nu& - ad tat niMe'larthebelk of th.alsrMIn calorlesaure , — 1 "MIA f . draIhon, some Food and Drug A fast food chains are coneldertag rrbIiig matritlonal information available in their oijtjeta, possibly on posted signs. In lb. meantime, Consumer Reports' food tedinologlats have tedri samples eta variety of fed food offerings to what they could contribute to your daily dit. To satisfy your nutritional aside, most experts q.,yotsiuonldgdabodems. third of your Recommended Daily AlloWance (RDA) ofaflnutrleds at asob meal.(ThsRDAaare*byobsHumil Asy of nc.NaalRCk I • I '. V" . •.. .• 4 -.....-k • ' + • a ,.1 • ,1 . . • . • ' -''..' g. • ' + + . ' • . • • + • " Some political prognosticators are \~4os. - ) I. + I I •- - '.-- C , ('s .. * • prssed in the fad foods' cato*stes ts of __ ill kinds of pacheind Sioj ad fad foods wee no exception. 011 minlstors faII.d to reach an agreement on a unNsm prlcktg policy in m..tMgs last w..k in CSiOCSs V•flUv.lS. Because no .gr..ment OPEC was .eoclid, Am.rkans will soon b. paying 4 to I c.nts a gallon mo re for their gasolin., according to U.S. Energy S.cretarj Charles . 'i The Washington -based institute estimates that the average v&lue of a cents-off coupon is 20 cents. Add them up and the savings could be much greater than 42 cents on $100. But with the spiraling costs of almost Coupon clubs where neighbors get everything, more and more of us should together to swap coupons have been be clipping these coupons to save money organized In many sections of the United on what we must buy each week. States. These gatherings provide According to the R. H. Donnelley coupons for socializing while helping one marketing firm, the country's second another In a mcmsy.aaving enterpri.,. largest coupon-redemption service, the Coupons can also be swapped by mall. number of people using coupons has The Coupon Center (Box 790,1110 Argyle doubled in the lad four years. Ave., Los Angeles 90) operates this In IM, 35.7 billion coupons were Issued way: by manufacturers and retailers. By 197$, the figure had grown to 72.7 billion. Still, Members pay a $3 annual fee. Then only 5 percent of all coupons are they mall any cents-off coupons they cannot urns to the Coupon Center, circling the expiration date on each coupon and Though more people are clipping Including a letter 111111 lng the total value of coupons, the average customers saves the coupons milled plus the kinds of only 42 cents from coupons for every $100 coupons they want in return. They also be or the spends at the food More, says enclose a self-addressed stamped an the Food Marketing Instit ute. velope. — - (silas and Mwss). Consumer Reports ban trqvestly Beat Inflation: C/1P COUDons For Sav nas Inflation surely must be foremost on the minds of most citizens today. Unfortunately, older people on fixed incomes, are hardest hit by the everrising cost of living. We rack our brains trying to make ends meet. One painless way to save a buck is to clip and save coupons. Perhaps we once just Ignored the cents-off coupons that appeared in newspapers and magazines or arrived In the mall. It may have seemed too much of a chore to clip the refund forms for food, household goods or health and beauty aids. I Duncan. J a • ' -' •. . - R. ' + . - Orange County Commissioner Dick Fischer, D-Gotha, has also announced. Bill McCollum, who law iii Orange County and is chairman of the GOP executive committee in Seminole, has announced for the Republican nomination. I + - - I , Democratic nomination for the Florida 5th District seat in Congress currently held by Richard Kell y, RHoliday. +.+++ 11 RSVP In the Herald, is by Ranan It. ,,,, Jews in descending on the Palestinians who had not harmed them and driving them from their homes and lands. The "Holocaust" was primarily an cat and dog food. Somehow my "busy schedule". evaporated while I wandered -! around talking to the kittensd cats,. the nearly blind little white do who -.' needs affection and the puppies and dogs with their wagging tails and hopeful ope eyes. Every animal gets tender loving care from the hardworking, dedicated people there but more supplies and homes are desperately needed M. visit en.4.4 de d wa•tc)..I hing a wee ac puppy sitting patiently while his (now) .ilkuft,rwn.betnU..nref • In a separate investigation, the FHP this past week of persons who want to run found that Humphries had not committed for the U.S. Senate seat currently held by an y violation of policy and that he had Richa rd Stone, D-Miami. U.S. Rep. C. W. Bill Young, ranking authorization to teach the class during Republican member of the Florida his off duty time. Kail has said he will recommend that congressional delegation , said he is the services of both men as part-time co nsidering making a bid for the seat. Instructors be continued next year. Other Republicans who are conside ring Aalberg was given a plaque by the the race are: former Congressman Lou graduating class of law enforcement Frey of Winter Park, who lost the GOP student' during ceremonies earlier this gubernatorial nomination to Jack Please Write __ - , + , ' \T'P_. of nUSwi communism. await t hem with open arms. 'Me mania of Hitler did not justify the Nsrsll pW a, Tim Viscie " -- •+ . $( it iu.D.fls ' . " I I S11 until they had driven from their lands. Many of the members of the royal families of Arabia have been educated in the United States and may perceive our Zionist problem . But they Increuingly distrust us and Increasingly fear Lnsrreions. may ,.ronger II1LeLr ear ,, - -'. , You don't expect to enter a garden of gourmet delights when you stop for a meal at a fast food restaurant. But you iadght well expect a dish that 'tutu s 40w nutritional needs, woM the very leat, you'd probsblyllketo lobow what the food contains In the way of nutrients. In fact, at the urging of the federal + + t .ri_..A"""""""" Fast Food Franchises • I. May List ingrealenTS + + ,.'I) ,,onsumer Reports + + .: • enforcement officers have Both law.,-4.. •h ely' _ ______ 1L?" ears. former state representative, who lost a fective Dec. 31. talked to all of the students In the justice program at scc. expecting State Rep. Dick Bachelor, 1), --bid for secretary of state last year. Meanwhile, Orlando attorney David Orlando, to run for the Democratic Edward Kail, coordinator of the SCC program none either privately or for. A new candidate was added to the list Crenshaw, of Jacksonville, is the son-in- Best announced his candidacy for the nomination also. 'rogram found no wrong.dolng in the mally had any complaint, agalllst the two. + ' ,, ______ f -% ',, part-time 1fl5U'UVWI UI .".1firr" justice Flog1ram, for many investigation he conducted. Although he week for his service to the criminal Eckerd I&A year and Ander Crenshaw, campaign. Farmer's resignation is ef. . ! , ,g This morning I took time from a busy schedule to stop at the Humane Society on East 25th Street with some A r"4t... • . :(&) + - •• • u Winter Park Patrolman Walter Aalberg and Florida Highway Patrol "'FHP) Sgt. Jim Humphries have been 'leared of a report that they were tm ';froperly drinking while teaching a safety "delving course to law enforcement students at Seminole Community College e U IUIUI$ dITSator Is I the espeass of tsa'ad UI eiied far "SpeMlon in the Israeli prom about Wota Uriab Heap wopsgencis cpsig!'. Thor. kLlss*kngone&a.toaccom th '-"'-w lebd whoa , poadhi, .jo UJ.4wasli military action When tldrdjuarterpr.etsw, rspset.db me" meow" puai4,id's ________ther-id-._*Ulkd esculty ngnienflr.nlsatcr.deies,olrenlanthargo,. the buses of dallas's, W4 Oil's paid Nallo Ddvi, lpin of being edt. Sir the Fib latired. dud do UI, arid Israel g4—'ed the --on apologists Pombly pretedid that the bo1.& truliN is Mbil'i $ M* — a 'c'g. he : ,ostIy. the Grand Mesqus (hi Macca) and probably upuw*ed only a few p par giBsa at ' e 11% 5g s— IchaiSIte, who Innbatwha on the U.S. the go pompe. They df.aIbM.om th.e lbs Iranian crisIs en a oppusty to ca MObil ad V1pI1go, ad Emby. (In Pakan)," one asqi able tft weib rl1dMspekronLb, Wed Iaak,"aaida charges, adding bluntly:_"The Israeli lbd' K,um*s late *cto..thi Ividmds ad an. itst mss' from the U.S govusensat his dams peU to cs'sag. ploratIsm for an pitreisem. . ' EmbasaytoFoy lalsom. From the repasts,. tbsse Isn dariss." What lbs od1bk gadils 'ted to lbs Ns 'lutbik Is badly pSd a IsllsesmathMrisr lbs 1geus rit :adnd t the maitki was l sdiof thr I. of. sds' far. ss,sss adminidratlen win, n* aide with oC. geyg his M of "we bes burn Stg $hiss. Ba carparate ---'j heinuIv1r?ap*,dsIars IRWr. what their used hithepad, and vIdth*hes — states, publicity e' to disi eapars already i1ads Mobil, G, arma, go pe4Iei on the wlbsssy taksiw,r, u1l long m easily have c1 'pud down on the press who the feds about who's redly Aenselom Medical AMeet.4ju, p s, 5pu5.I.ILi mar tow heltagu we uthuil " Ul4wesll lilitary ac- r In the all Predar & Gasubli end the MsUm I ii As The .IaredI cadidsiOs In eàdaul U.S. tIs.. By filling to stitch uh ranier., the For n"'. Mobil Oil been ad the 'i'W* InIch'st drusu, the canMqeiseo.nceln the ooasolldetlon of Jewidi cable, from our mbsaey In Jerusalem inIn major nnipav*s, P 4 g tbls tr't, are all tenfr'-5 + -. - . . ' _____ j p g __ ___ + horus Investi ation: + • any nrna "Pm flat (. W calalogs!" ,'SO 111 1. C ' , . . -,- . • -- Athletic Director __ &*T#r1.1 ' - I essential to the operation of our modern industrial society. This is not a problem that we can solve in one year, or perhaps even in 10 years. Let us remember that during the 12th century — I Sanford. — + — 'T .. ._. • •,, ',, StepheaG. Balint Sr. '' world's 800 million Moslems will continue to try to remove any hostile force from their heartland. This Ineludes the Moslems of Africa who control access to scarce minerals • ' us and where we stand with them. Humane Society Needs Your Aid, _t the Moslems persisted for 100 years Seminole High School + .:1+M ,: ,. + . No luggligi wict is dsggsdiy Inçphi of U.S Embisey personnel and their famllhi SIG OIL BUT!: th lbs oil oen'psslevhewe credibility of + -' — " + • + resent treatment given the Tehran . Embwit sets's. W.Israeli our el ew prom, In end 14c'ns for troublss s here the trying 'to jiIfy eir bloated prots to t + These last few incidents of the hostages in Iran, the shooting of our Navy men in Puerto-Rico and other events by these small nations have been a big setback to our country and we are becoming the laughing stock of the world. Let us reverse this trend and let the world know where they stand with Communists. warn us that the •• ,. : our appreciation for coverage of high schoolsports by Joe DSaM1s and his staff. melt out, standing coverage . . the public of the achlevernerits of our • athletic teams Jerry Posey. - adtlunesda on the Wed Bank — which the ,dicate, the Israeli goveriunint crested an cabana and'.thors for tilling the public about ter administration has strongly opposed atmosphere of credibility for . Ayatollah the coipany's sys'pcpping profits. Th - may to some extent be 'offset by c's Rithollah Khon'#''a false thargss that the (IDublo$s(s ade cod at lead $12 a throw diplM.' Irritation at the pragmatic way United StMii and Israel were responsible for — aboad leigh t. bay 12,111 plloss d the Israelis have aoigd to c#.]"e on the the attack on the holy shrine In Mecca. gasoline at a Mobil ditlan. Iranian crIsis, am= told our reporter Ron Khomeini's wild allegation was, In f$et the New there's a new g1wmIrk thsoU moguls MeRle. .. real cause ci the attack en .nba.y In have Mt on In their couderoffmelve stsi In fact, according to the secret cables, ls$w'sb.d, t he death of two Amsdcsns and lbs pus. lbsy'r, pem heir • + ' Jt., ., •• Athletics, coaches and players of + say . . - ment so we can build up our defense to the strength that we can again have the pride, prestige and th e respect of the world eventually become servants of the energy and to become less dependent foreign -' 4 6. were willing to give our pride away and Recent events should warn us that we must make greater efforts to conserve .,_ 1. 3iL On behalf of the Department of • Israel Benefit From Iran %.risis? + .I M I' I am sure proud of our congressmen and senators who stood for our rights and would not give in to the ones who h i , ¶'___1: .• - . economists who predict that we are already in a recession. In March, 1979 when I predicted that Interest rates would go up to 15 percent by Dec. 31, unemployment rate to nearly 8 percent and gasoline prices to $1 per gallon, the people that I told this to assured me ' • n R ' T" F g t .. .' Joe C Mont Head Football Oviedo High School Peking. The court's reasoning is confused typically so of this court, some might IxA it does preclude further complication through a constitutional confrontation of. an already complicated U.S. relationship with the two a.. ine regimes. nthehlghcowttheadinlnlatratlon lathe winner. But In a lower court it is not. In the only one of the decisions relating directly to iran, a U.S. district judge has ruled that the US. government has erred In its visa Invèstlgatlonof Iranian students by singling out for special scrutiny this one group from all others, So here we are. Where one body of Iranian students defies the law In Tehran, another Is protected by the law in the unhtedstates, flu a lesson certain to be lost on these students however, since the book they go by makes no provision for such concepti as government by laws rather than men. Meanwhile, back In Tebren the mulish In chvge — at'sthewordfor It — of revolutionary justice anyone occupying official buildings without authorization . will be sirnunarily executed. Embassies obviously excited. + JACK ANDERSON . 11- .. •,Ij. positive, complimentary statements. Keep + . .-,. L,I p .: ' I have to agree with our professional '1m - ,,,, • U. S. Pres tige Lowers It appears that the restricted 25 mph area is either a blatant speed trap, or they negied to pad new speed signs . .- can Well, everyone can now see for themselves that it did happen. I would .e o .. an k uU • how ,,ow can a good red-blooded American be an optimist when the leaders of your country give away its very life line—the to in Panama Canal Then • give . "• %II .1 ing 10 'lUll to ussia ',y agree terms in favor of Communist Russia. • beyond a residential area posted at 35 mph to the east, and a rural area posted at 50 mph to the west. + WAUNGTON - Israeli omclals believe that the in wind of the Iranian hedage crieis Will blow some goodom their way, according to s in tcp.aea'st caMe. fr U.S. .a4iplcmsf Jerusalem. lbs way the Israelis it or at lead the way American kmata ar's iipoiUng the larsall's vI.wpold - the Iranian .itustP'n I te pre4arl pulley In the Middie Ead. Ivasli lntlsrs have leng bean pombliog Ca 'about what they parMva as iter's pulley -,P1 i! lip iiuyuuuy biggest danger Is getting enough points to lose your license, Robert T. Clark Sanford .4. hIII)I. ,or mu... reconstructed , "b speeds. it is entirely rural, and is . ,. . o the opening of diplomatic relations with . Please Write ti that I was wrong and that it would Our prestige and pride have been never happen, for our president and greatly devalued by our country losing Congress and our leaders would not let both the Korean and Vietnam wars. It happen. is high time that we back our govern. Moslems Continue 1 I1 teardown and destroy—special people build through acti ns and your nnuz become 1,, own for paper h • ______ ' 'BERRYS WORLD. + appropriate to the rebuilt road. At any rate, Seminole County is ringing the cash register there as fast as the cars can be pulled over at $25 a head. But the " . The old 25 mph signs have been left in place, although the road has been . isso Important In high school athletics. There's nothing like seeing your name in print to motivate yourself If to greater heiahts f I. t Ireall want to" J '"'' u _ + appreciative of the articles that he and cal "posi£41ve" pub1r: licity. be aware of an obvious speed trap being operated by the Seminole Sheriff's Department In the vicinity of A.ifrmnt.,n .,' TI!flOII1U Park, the road was partially straightened UI WV past year. . On behalf of the Oviedo High School Football Team, its caches and myself, I want to thank Joe DeSantis for the excellent coverage he gave us throughout our season. We are very . 1et VZOreL P 1980'Census count, and that Republicans will negotiate NATO-Warsaw pact force reductions probably be counted out more often than in. ' -begins to succeed, some and perhaps all of the - Party labels mean less now than they new American missiles may prove unnecessary. used to, "Interest group politics" has fragmented NATO would obviously prefer to bolster its once-reasonably uncluttered political a security through appropriate arms control landscape. agreements, were that possible But th en, this The Almanac's own vote listings are .preference has been apparent since at least 1973 ved from 15 key House and Senate votes, vie have treated it with ill-disguised deri and the So ts from a state's right to rescind ranging contempt. ratification of the ERA to Kemp-Roth, a The palpable prospects for a strong NATO offer failed proposal to reduce income taxes by he sole reason to hope that Moscow may yet one-third over the next three years. change its mind. Either way, a more credible The votes are chosen, in the editor's words, theater nuclear deterrent Is essential if NATO is "to spotlight members' views on major Issues, particularly those which are not ,(o defend its vital interests. readily apparent from their party affiliation or their group ratings." "The. National Journal's Election '80 Handbook" isr $7.95 from National Journal, 1730 M Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036. "Thi Almanac of American Politics 1*" Is Letters to the editor are welcomed for $11.50 from The Fund for Constitutional publication. All letters must be signed, with a Government, Suite 4200,516 Madison Avenue mailing address and, if possible, a telephone New York, New York 1. number so the identity of the writer may be Carry some facts to the voting booth next verified. The Evening Herald will respect the year — you'll be glad you did, .. People traveling on State Route 46 (Paola Road), west of Sanford, should someone on a very limited low income of the pleasure of buying gifts to go under a tree for her family? Mrs. Mercile M. Smythe AlthTiiOntdpr4ngi Oviedo Football Thanks DeSantis T''"P t c ' + + + I would very much like to know what you did with the $450 you withdrew from my account even though I did not have but $4.56 In the bank. The bank has to . 1 absorb all but the first $50 according to law. The hell you put me through (included) my checks bouncing, my friends loaning me money For gas, and + '1ff Sh w that$W is a large chunk out of my Social Security lJIecft, ,t was on my table and perhaps a gift for my grandchildren's Christmas. But thanks to you, I won't have that pleasure of buying them a gift. Instead, we will count our blessings because the bank had considered holding me responsible for the complete loss. I do wonder this: Do you have trouble getting to sleep at night? How do you feel, knowing you have deprived bank. Of .A& --4 ' going to the bank not once, but several t im es, to clear this theft up. Now that you probably lived high on the hog at my expense, I want you to letter to but after the person reads this letter he or she will know it Is directed to them. know who you are and I don't know why you felt you had any right to "me into mu house and steal mu 24ho ur banking card from my purse, along with two prescriptions and the authorization to have my Social Security check deposited direct to the :;. The central problem facing NATO can quickly be sketched. The Soviet Union and its Warsaw .Pact allies enjoy an Increasing numerical To superiority over NATO's conventional forces. :Meanwhile, the American strategic nuclear umbrell a that once offset this imbalance has lost 4I •rnp . . •• much of its credibility now that th e Soviets have :achieved parity and will soon acquire a measure ldon't think you're really ready for the 1980 _-) of superiority In intercontinental-range nuclear elections. weaponry. You may be registered to vote. You may Even in these alarming circumstances, consider yourself welldnformed. But you :Western Europeans might have retained a sense can't tell the players or the rules next year without a program. The most complete :jsecurity had not NATO allowed its last trump I program is found In two books — "The — ah edge in tactical and theater nuclear weapons • cs 1980" and e American th Almanac of Politi to slip away since the early 1970s. ,. "National Journal's Election '80 Handbook." There being no prospect th at the United States ' The Almanac's beauty is that it lets you :would regain its strategic superiority in the know how each member of the House of ________ foreseeable future, or that NATO members would Representatives and the Senate has voted spend the kind of money required to eliminate the and spent your money since the last time inequities in conventional forces, only two choices you were asked to cast your vote. remained: restore a balance In theater nuclear In thumbnail sketches, the Almanac also weapons, or concede a ruinously adverse military describes the ethnic and economic profile of C Copley News Service most each Congressional district and position, 11 different how rt you po antly for Fortunately, NATO chose the former course. im organizations rate the voting performance of That it did so in the face of a thunderous Soviet each representative in Washington. propaganda campaign against the new missiles Is For example, Rep. Jack Edwards, R. Ala., :evidence of the alliance's residual strength and rated a low 20 in 1978 from the Liberal cohension. With a little prompting from Secretary Americans for Democratic Action, but the of State Cyrus R. Vance, the foreign ministers Conservative Americans for Conservative even put aside their oil supply worries long Action scored him at 89. By HELEN THOMAS political columnists of the notion that the 1. enough to issue a firm statement supporting Edwards' Mobile district is 33 percent• UPI White House Reporter European allies just have not been there when possible U.S. economic and military sanctions black, 41 percent white collar, 42 percent blue He claims that the European leaders WASHINGTON UP!) Th e Iranian needed. cqllar, 3 percent farm. The median income is against Iran. everything we asked them to do." ni ghtmare goes on with no end In sight. No "have done $7,305: 11 percent of his conlituents earn more Still, It's clear that the Soviet bluster rattled than one at Th ey also have been working behind the th e White House, from President sis,xx a year; 18 percent earp i unerves In the West. The Dutch government $3,000. . Carter on down, has any Idea when It will be scenes to aid in the release of the hostages, over. but their cover cannot be blown for two or refused to permit any of the planned 464 cruise The CUCOUPSPiontotIAIZUanSCIS e Irrationa ty of ree years, he says, without doing them Th li th e ts th diffuse statemen mIiles and 108 Pershl 11 baLlistic missiles to 'tim. ieetion '$0 coining from ehran esdth lsok1flrm 0*. bars, pei 3y the recs, its. token, f I Ip POWUI), thd graphe offer information 'a th power eeer COatrtbatestOUló cu.. Cñ "irtidel, 3V§ Med' Vjoin r1ta1n, We 4 ho sits in n f ion among us secret In crisis Washington policy mkersY Germany, and Italy In accepting some of the new like: They believe Ayatollah Ruhollah KhoPneinr ' meetings, Carter has other cards up his The Republicans probably won't win missiles when they become available beginning in wields the most power at the moment, but he sleeve, and has not exhausted his peaceful control of Congress in 1980 but might in 1982 1983. options, seems to be feeling his way. Even he, in his commands and flaming Throughout the pags of American history, Moreover, the foreign ministers wasted no time and could by 1990. 3 1990 state house elections will decide The rhetoric, seems loath presidents have been judged on how they met to challenge the In approving a European arms control proposal. 0 Write Letter To A Burglar, * 'Enjoy Your Christmas' Open I don't know who! should address this In the unlikely event that the six-year effort to Readers ;- Tough With Own Crisis ,* Sunday, Dec. 23, i97--7A __ __~ I --ft ---..-. .1.11 _- $ ___ ~ - - - __ - . - ~ . - - & ___ I-. ~ - . ... ___ + - - + •.. •+. a a• - �¶ .. ..,. - •. ,. • Herald Sanford, Ft. -.4. '. :•.• ., ;,•.•- -. -'- •-. . • .. Dec. 23, 17 SUNDAY MO N D A Y 0 N L Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Shop Orlando and Sanford daily :304:30, Sun. 10.7 Shop Lsesburg, DeLand, Mt. Dora I Kissimmee daily 9.9, Sun. 10.7 4=roo SPORTS OPEN MON., DEC. 24. :304 P.M. 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The Lions took their first lead of the ball game 17-15 with 6:33 left in the half as football star Mike Scott took a rebound and followed It up for a score. Oviedo upped its lead 24-20 with 4:28 remaining in the half as center Doug Meyer scored on a three-point play. But Lake Howell's sensational guard Bruce Brightman hit an 18 foot jumper at the buzzer to give the Hawks a 29-27 half time lead. The second half belonged to Lake Howell as they scored the first eight points of the third period to take a 37-27 lead. The Hawks upped their lead to 14 with 3:15 left In quarter number three as Brightman hit on a driving laynp. They maintained a 14 point edge at 49-35 entering the final period. Reggie Barnes scored with 6:47 left in the game to give Lake Howell its biggest lead of the night at 53-35. The Silver Hawks coasted the rest of the way to post a hard fought 12-point victory. "We wanted to apply pressure to them tonight," commented Robinson. "We knew coming Into the game that they were a much improved team now that they have everyone back from football." "We handled the ball well and took high percentage shots something we haven't done all year." Claude McKnight took game high scoring honors for the Silver Hawks with 22 points. Barnes and reserve forward Chuck Scott chipped In with 15 points each while Brightman turned in a superb all-around performance with 10 points, 9 rebounds and an amazing 16 assists. Troy Kessinger led the Lions with 16 points while freshman sensation Ronny Murphy came off the bench to add 11. Robinson had plenty to say about the young Murphy. "He's going to be a great ball player. lie really hurt us on the offensive boards and he has a fine outside shot." But Robinson quickly shed his thoughts about the Oviedo game as he focused ahead to Saturday night's encounter with . • . . . David Thomas moves in to apply defensive Chuck Scott of Lake howell goes up for a rebound in the Silver hawks win over Oviedo that put them pressure to a driving Dour Dershimer In the Se.minolle's narrow win over the Patriots that in the finals of the Lion Outlook Tournament opposite Seminole. advanced them to the championship game. Neither coach wished to make the officiating a point In the contest. However many observers wondered If they and the officials were both watching the same game. A poor effort on the part of the guys In the striped shirts made an exciting game oile of of great consternation for both teams at many points in Seminole. the bailgame. "Seminole has the best team I've seen In Seminole County crew ran off six in a row, the McCrimmon's presence By SAM COOK Saturday Crooms meets since I've been a coach here. We really have our work cut out * Once again Bruce McCray paced the Seminole scoring at. Herald Sports Correspondent last four by sharpshooting notwithstanding, It was a Lake Howell at 2 p.m. for tack with 21 points while Haggle Butler totaled io. for us. They're big and quick, but we want this championship It will be an All-Seminole Greg Trotter, to pull within 29- seven minute and 30 second third place and St. Cloud We Brantley's guards Doug Dershimer led the Altamonte Panther dryspell In the fourth clashes with Kissimmee at 4 badly It should be a great game." County battle Saturday 28. Springs crew with 11 and 13 points respectively. The Bulldogs went the time- quarter which turned around p.m. for the championship. LAKE HOWELL (5$): Barnes 11, Brightman 10, McKnight LAKE BRANTLEY (U): Dershimer 11, Moths 6, Hays 13, between Crooms and Lake St. Cloud (56) Fullwood0-tHowell In the Crooms out route for some regrouping the bailgame. 0, LaugItco $. Totals 15 12-15 42. however, and Quick guard Dion Jackson, 19, MetItwe -5.040, Campbell u. all th&r (U): MC0r1 21,-itambaugh 6, Butler 10, D. Christmas Invftatloiai. Unfortunately for the ran off 16 unanswered points who kept the Panthers afloat 4-0-8, Brezlndine 102, OVIEDO (5$): Kesslnger 11, Roland 7, Murphy 11, Scott 2, Thomas 4, Whitney 2, S. maenu t Totals 22 14.45. Halftlme Sanford 21, Lake Brantley 16, Team fouls: lake Panthers and the Silver for a 45.30 thrid quarter bulge. with jumpers most of the day, Johnson 7.3-17, Dewey 0-0.0, Meyer 5, Burgess 9, Jones 0, KlIne 2, Kopperud 4, Duda 0. Howell was never able to connected 20 seconds Into the Kelso 0.04, Peters 044, totals Totals 250.15 N. Uawks, their battle will be Brantley 11, Sanford 14, Fouled out: Laughton. waged for third place as both get closer than the final 56-47 last quarter to give coach 26456. Halftime: Lake Howell 29, Oviedo 27. Team fouls: Lake squads lost opening round margin at the end. Swtngman Chris Marlette's five a Lake Howell (47) Mac- Howell 11, Oviedo 14. Fouled out- now. Kevin McGhee supported the seemingly safe 30.31 ad- cagnano 348, Lassen 0-0-0, games Friday afternoon. Trotter 7.1-15, McKnight 2-2-6, St. Cloud opened the Bulldog cause with 10 points. vantage. Wright finished the af- It was not to be. McCrIm. Wright 7418, J. Dumont 0.0.0, tournament with a 56-47 verdict over Lake Howell ternoon with 18 markers, mon with help from steady LahrO.0.O, Dike 0.0.0, Hoover behind 19 points from forward while Trotter tossed In 15, Scott Stroyer, Frank Ford 0.0.0, totals 194.47. 10 19 16 1156 Brent Fuliwood and 17 from mostly on soft jumpers from and point guard Tony Blan- St. Cloud ford proceeded to generate 17 Lake Howell 1012 8 11 47 The second season of play Mary Johnson had 6. Tam: guard Darrell Johnson. inside 10 feet. Crooms, Silver Hawks Out Handy S pc screwdriver set for all your needs. 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Pick for stocking stuffers! 73* -J Down And Out Lobos In the afternoon's second consecutive points for a 48-38 total fouls St. Cloud 21, Lake for theSeminole Youth Sports Hankins threw In the game The Hawks jumped to an Ac1atlon Basketball teams high 13 for 85 and Daphne early 4.0 advantage behind encounter Kisslmmee's Cowboy lead. Howell 16 ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. He graduated from David Only seven seconds got under way this pad week Quistel added 7. K I s a I m m e e ( 50 two corner jumpers from awesome forward Jimmie (UPI) New University of Lipscomb College in 1956 and with a series of non-league Mllwee topped lad years Todd Wright, but could not McCrimmon personally remained when forward Mccrlmmon 114.27, Ford 24- New Mexico basketball coach earned a master's degree games. Action took place In 7th grade girls champs, in 8th hold the lead, demolished the Crooms Brian Curtis finally removed 4, Shroyer 3-1-7, Hicks 14)-21 Gary Colson says he hopes the from Vanderbilt two years they beat all six divisions, as the teams grade Fuliwood, after missing his Panthers with 27 points, in. the Invisible He from the Blanford 34111, McGee 1-2-4, NCAA doesn't make an exam- later. prepped for their Qirlatmu Lakeview, 41-33. Kim Lemon first seven shots, finally got chiding the first nine of the Panthers rim for their long Scaletta 040, totals 21484W pIe out of the school because Crooms (40) Bryant 74-17, of sports scandal which has Tourney and the dart of squeezed out 20 points and hot and combined with game, for a 50-40 Cowboy awalnted 40th point. Ford Ellenberger, who built a responded with two of his own Curtis 142, Wooten 44 league play after the Valerie Jackson 12 for the Johnson for 19 first half points victory, athletic 13442 record In seven years shattered it. McCrlmmon, who spends for a5o-40 Kissimmee victory, Jackson 5.1-11, Law 142, program. winners. Ward led Lakeview and a 29622 lead, Wright Holidays. as head coach, had been on Dependable Calvin "KIKI" Knight 0.0-0, totals 18440. with 14, Campbell had 8. In popped In 12 to pace the most of his playing time with what's going suspension since Nov. 30 when "I don't know In 8th grade boys games, other 8th grade girls Pl'Y -Hawks. varsity, Bryant paced the Panther Kissimmee 13 51019 the Cowboy junior to be left here when the NCAA the scandal broke. An FBI defending champions Jackson Heights beat 8k 14 14 Friday attack with 17 points, while Crooms Lake Howell, nevertheless, made a surprise visit wiretap transcript implicated gets done with us," Colson Lakevlew lost to Mliwee, 6' Teague, 3347. 12 field goals and Jackson tossed In 12 and Mike fouls Kissimmee 15, Crowns regrouped for the second half to the tune of Friday at a news con. Gre Danny Camp and 41. Wooten contributed eight. Ellenberger and assistant g Three close games as coach Dale McAuley's five free throws. 18. ference t Pilot powered Ewe. to a Manny Goldstein In an alleged 7th grade irevailed In boys polntment. "There could be wn with 20 and 19 p° scheme to alter a Junior play. Tesgue topped Jackson ___ couple of lean years, but UNM ___ rpectIve1y and control of college player's records to Milwee took has made a very sincere 3820; bqth boards. Bradwell had 13 HeWds, and make him eligible at UNM. Lakevlew 38-35 fort to clean house and I hope I Redding 10 for Lakevlew. they don't try to make an Goldstein resigned last week. Tudawins 0111111111111111411d South DefendIng 71h grid. Seminole, 2046. Bill Newborn example of us." The mall fraud and bribery cbainps, South Seminole, was high for Tesgue with 16, Colson, 45 f0Ii1T coach at case Is still be fore a federal nWe their move vp to Rh Has Black had 10 Pepperdine, landed his new grand gtpde play a succeaofid one Groe.close9.WllhIeWIggs led job at UNM as a result of the with a 42-37 win over JR with 14 followed by scandal. UNM officials Six other players lost their TkawWa. Eddie Norton was Charles Bowers with 8. earlier this week fired head eligibility because of an cxGreg Vandergriff was UI big go with 24 Points and coach Norm Ellenberger as a tendon course credit they did shots. game-high honors with 29 points. By IRA KAUFMAN rebounds while Troy MUwee leader with 12. Jeff * result of a scandal involving not earn. "We don't have anybody who can stop Clippers lii, Jazz N UP! Sparta Writer Qcbus chipped In with. Reynolds had 10. David alleged fixing of player Freeman, Williams and Brian Taylor After the graceful acrobatics of Julius Erving," Harris admitted wearily. 7;. aulds, Atkins led Mertids had a big 22 for Ervthg and the quicksilver moves of "Everybody on our team has had a shot combined for 47 points and San Diego Lakovlew. Tjkewuha with 10. Colson, 45, flew to Alreeled off a 17-3 spurt early In the second Greg Anderton was the big Calvin Murphy, It was time for Steve Mix at him." Help I.laeed e.órW md a beat Utah. Williams, filling in buquerque Friday with L.obo Adma sees defense readied gun for TumkawWa with 13. to get Into the act With both hW*dL Elsewhere in the NBA, Boston beat San quarter to litpnWill win forth. Jackson J50 Wolf led South 8=1 le Mix used his burly body to Score 1301 Antonio 133-114, Phoenix defeated for the Injured Lloyd Free, scored 28 AthletIc Director John Bridto Coliege his 20 points In the fourth quarter Friday Chicago 127.117, San Diego topped Utah points, including 18 In the first half. gen. Bridgers had been In ltgbta 8th graders over with S. cloioen state Utah's Adrian Dantley led all scorers San Diego (Cr two days of Tq - WL r Rock Lake defeated Sooth uigM and Philadelphia's physical forthe way is tngeies d Western Athletic Conference e Cored! Gield with 12. SemInole, 17.4 in another 7th ward keyed a fUlkOWt 101$ trap that 114-10S, Portland shaded New Jersey 100. with 30 points. meewo. Jenarstts 13, Maitlii $Tade boys Same. dIscoixited tl$ Houston Rockets and 97 and SeattWrouted New York 121-102. Lakers 114, WarrIors 106 In Girls 7th grade action led Uw 7Sors to a 117406 tTIuI* 11, Dsgrhi Roldul. 1, It was the second appoint.. Kareezn Abdul-Jabbor scored points Mix hit a three-point play following a C,ItJes 133, Spar. 114 WIlliams 14. Alan Teagu. defeated Jackson and Earvin Johnson added 24 as Los mot cia head coach at UNM ReigN', 24-10; Rock lake Meal from Tan Bel%d,raoc under the Larry Bird scored N potn's and Angeles handed Golden Stat. Its seventh In three days. UNM named Vdr*'s 4 114 Tesges. Is ether III grade boys topped Tuskawllla 284; Rocket haáet that brought bowls of grabbed 14 rebounds and ML Carr straight loss. Robert Pariah led Golden Joe Morrison, who spent the , pocsá. topped Sotith haksvisw, bed Milw.. 24.7. pedset from Houston Coach Del Harris tossed In 12 secondqu.rter points to lead Stat, with 2$ points, IncludIng 31 in the last seven years at Tenj. Kelly Laws and Mk4ieIle and evsiy am 01 the Rockets — who lost Bodon to its seventh straight victory. second half. nesseeOisttanooga, as head Lmks 8th grads girls Brown bed sack for Tisgue; their fifth straight. 5 The Celticeo winning for the 15th tlnie in Thd Shan ,, football coach on Wednesday. ibd up where they l off Chariot Jennings, Kim 17 horn. games, traIled 21-11 with 2:32 Dave Twardzlk and Tom Owens He Plac.d Bill Mondt, fired left In thu first livarter, (hen reeled off a cocn4red for 41 points and each scored a list month as a result ci his l year so Teague players, Lakmow and Petty CoSuIDO foa w traiu Jan ReigN', 34. 4914VIse. Julia Gnome and a ISIS advantage with the bs 01 94 iir. GeorS Girvin had 21 PoInts — field goal hi the cladng ceods to help Poor win-loss record at UNM kiide $wwb wes the Mesiba Francis had the same im Ho ,uu1 Ida auth straight game with more than 30 Portland to a narrow victory Over lkw during the past Mx years. in with is. IJ.de Nanso for JR. ssals by Mix. The Rockets never got for the Spurs, who played without Jersey. Eddie Jordan scored 1001 WI Colson, a natIve of Loganuniversity laboratøeies KIM Averill played 1k lame tamed In a Id 1$ potis dus rest of the way. cffive ijfj K and game-b14s 2$ points in the firM period to md,, built a 153-139 throughout the country need floargonea while for Ro. wes tight Until The g James Silse, both out with the flu. gdt thu Nets f to a 2511 lead. of r,1 In As ii euons at thouiands of mice to 14 sad Tracy re G gory s Ii Girls 8th guide P117, quarter rany so irving and M*tpby se,ssai ill, Licks 155 two It Included Pepperdine. iave lives. from canct. et wore tape a defies.. Rochiaks M a Poir — play a inipn of "Con 'You 1P ki W. Bu 117 DennIs Johnson soared 31 POintS and West Coast Athletic Con. lid JR with ,Inilai 2$ to 2 over Will you help? )a Rolilmon scored 27 points aid lames Bailey and Gus WmIan. added 20 and two NCAA lM$heflMqUNter — Tuikewillaaadlosiigto Walter Davis a ,nj dd ed 34 so Phoenix not, GIVE each to lead Seattle to an easy victory in pstse TO YOUR vb* roamed sppsarances in HUIRIS i feet I chad Its fifth consecutive victory. Alvan a game delayed 22mlnut'u In the op"* the list American Cancer Society fat years. Prior to vail. early sad saw nk14 had 12 in the win, ad s in 1k, the shower Rockets, scoring 25 poInts on A'4 mi, who had misied six games quarter when SuperSonIcs' forward Pepperd1, he spent 10 years 1h: ca'.crv low. D&W Calm because Ida biAsed lift fgot, scared 1201 Loads Bluelton bent the run on a dunk - as guard, soured from 4ruU ve d coach at Valdoita grads , play ix ia&e 4efsad alr'c,t everywhere, pouring In a sewin- his 14 points In the final quarter for the attem*. 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V Colonidi Grabs Colonial Winter Park Martin County Palatka Bishop Moore LYMAN Cocos LAKE HOWELL Edgewater Astronaut Boone Evans OVIEDO Lake Placid LAKEBRANTLEY SANFORD -' .-.-,.- •***• Sunday, Dec. 23, 1117 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Greyhound Grapplers Notch 38 Points LYMAN CHRISTMAS INVITATIONAL -. ! . e% b, -4 . P Lead Mat I. . 0 . SAN DIEGO (U Pfl •'• 4.; ,, -. ... -. ... -. I'.. €i1;1 Seminole High 7:00 p.m. Saturday by virtue In other action Friday Christmas Soccer Invitational of a 2-1 victory ow North has boiled down to an all Miami Beach. ii,- , an I -- /,/seI'cvo/ -ps f/,q5r my ruis i,v THE -- * _.• .. ______ - * - - -* ........• ,k . -. ' j, - *. ' .j'1 fJ ' • ** Lyman advanced to the up against Jacksonville Central Florida a p p rsp inpioialü game, set for F,g't at i n.m. A ftlon, ti.4,s.nII * ' .5* - '-... - ., • - * * _1. - - -.'U' . - • - • -. - * -. N * - . - -. - . 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First Round Morehead St. 63, GeorgIa - St. St St. Mary's $1, Southeastern 77 Tenn.-Martin 75, St. Mary's 14 Wake Forest $1, American 73 •1011,1*. 16.60 5.00 1.60 10.10 5.20 9.00 Q(2.7)49.Ø,p(fl) lM.N:T(2. 1-3) 314.11. - fZate 11.30 1.20 1.70 $10 140 3,30 - Eisa. 046-I) 72.00, P (*4) 154.15: TI )4.$) 743$, Tonsgame t 21.0 5*15 5*11 - ilarre 14$ 610 tArt. - - ,tiil belts. Whitewall only. No trade-In required. Tires mounted at no extra cost, - South wes t Arkansas 67, Langston 64 E. Central Okla. $1. Panhandle $0 New Mexico t3, Illinois Tech 72 SW Baptist 72, Harding 70 Texas $6, Hardin- Simmons 64 C. Tire size I - (7): 32:15 - - - Plus 101 to Save $40 to $50 n in-dash stereo radios. w,.. - I 3. ~! I. ~I it = r-- I;z - Save Sil. $40. 119.99. 3.30 * ____ Standard in-dash AM/FM stereo has auto-reverse ci,s.tte, push button controls and all hardware. Save U6 8.1treck power-vp sell lit." ____ Save on oil by the jug. A_wvw a' - A - fleg. 159.99 _~~ . ft&AW% $50 hog. 199.99 SOW Sale 149.99. 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Appeal (7); 3. 2-5usIe Mae (4); 32:13 10th $Negui.Doug * I'l - 32:21 35.10 11.40 33 Pita-PereZ 500 lLegue.Ur€Iuidi 0 (3-4) 50.50; TO (34-6) 1110.10. 1 LequekOldO The Lyman Greyhounds orup with is points and as= lpsdth* d$o14on rebounds, but he was ib 55 they ()yJn1 down t0 only two paJfltsifltJ 17 point ductt for N41 vio. second half as he was abi Wy or W* (amtgs In a down by IflWr'5 boz.sn consolatlonm.tdlof the L. 001 defuse. "We sto& toithsr boll Outlook Basketball Tour. NORAUL Now L,pmus coach Tc lee. We didn' t louse Junior guard Ned _____ wered 31 to the •j Mail MWk 1ddsdNdwL wwa sealer guard Dec I4musj]nd ady In .~ 2.15t - 1. 27.Boston Mu, 4-Let it Ride (I); 3. 26-Smooth Princess (1); 31:39 2nd-1.25.Driftlng Music (1); 2. 14Paflthofl (3); 3, fl.Flltf,r Day (7); 31:30 3rd-i. $.Baby Slush (43; 2. II' Jane Scott (1); 3. S.Drivers Seat W 3259 5th 1. 25-Spec Eye (1); 2. 26. San Souzis (4); 3. 10.Quarrymount Oxo (3); 32:09 6th -i, 3-Bunsen (3); 2.7-Snob Tune (5): 32:41 9th-1.4.Third brother (3);2.2 10.20 6.20 5.40 Drif's Ho (7); 3, 3.Barfleut (4); '4 Jose-Altu ' - - .. -. 1. - The Sanford Recreation 4:00 • 5:30 p.m., startlnj y.j Department is taking January 9 and runni wuja March 12 &uuvui. . registrations for Adult and Teen Ceramics. You may yearsoi star office inQty Hall or at do offim in the class wible fl limb to 12 Youth Wing - of the Civic IMtITlaltee o'uaeswiuefleci %mrIocseeaon the cr 1tUTai Arts BuildI of Sanford Ave. and Seminole Blvd. located on the corner of I Adult classes will be held on and Oak Ave. Non-residents will Tuesday mornings train 9:0012 raw, starting January 8 permitted to register on and running through Mara space available bssiaonly a 11. Class will be thnJ4 to 11 must pay a non-reslde,g I and there is a $1.00 material prior to participation. I.,. For more information cor TeenclaueswIflb, held cn byeithar Office (w call 3fl.31 st. 290. Wednesday afternoons from , . - MuIR Rec Department Classes Start ._ -. - , - 'e, __ ,. -. * - A,sANFOgo-ORLANDO Schooling Results (Listed along with the top three finishers are kennel numbers ecseding each dog and position following.) Kennel Numbers 1. Don Abenathy; 7. H. N. Beasley; 3. John Bugner; 4. Rod Connell; S. Thomas J. Crawford; 6-Cameron Cummings;?. Francis FulginitI; I. Mrs. Marjorie Greig; 9. Harry-Cindy; 10. Hughes Kennel inc.; 11. Donald Hutcherson; 12. I. & 0 Farms; II. Lotsa Pride Farms Kennel, Inc.; 15. Valery J. Loyer; 16 Doug Marriott; 17. Richard Miles; IS. Dan O'Connor; 19. H. R. Partin Sr.; 20. L . Petersen; 21. James Robinson; 32. Ralph Ryan; 23. Scheele Kennels, Inc.; 24. Edward Souza; 25. Wayne Strong; 26. Steve Valerio; 27. Danny Williams; 2$. Henry T.Wright; 29. John Yamin. (There is no kennel 13). FRIDAY'S RISUI.TS Friday night First game n .11 . ,.,.., I Seminole County Final set for a $4 margin and Jacksonville p Saturday evening. Saturday's consolation Forrest .t Wir) The Lake Howell su field s.n* Hawks, 6.1 winners over will have North Miami Bosch SOCCIF t. rwv --1-.r-TrruTIrrUr --Pensacola Washington on meeting Pensacola Friday meet the Lyman Washington M 3:00 piL w Ths three day .vintbsg - I ' j.$y.p,L4jp \'' 57f7S WITH a 11 - . .. "o Title In ft ow - -. - * , - :.,., -- •:.• s////tro.4/ REDSKiNS qp/iti . Ftwoolliff EUBMW dOwned do Lab Brantley Patriots by * TIyIVFC L-7 HTP 14ftEN % ,flOsr4pj4q4,p$5 OF C64e# 441W . The Dog Racing JAI - ALAI ORLANDO.SEMINOLE Player statistics No. Player OP. W.P.S lOAltu 5911.7438.72 IlMartinet $06 71 54 62 12Alava 61$ Si 61 St lilarre 570 I'T iSCilonie 419 II 4) 57 UUrquidl 510 53 54 79 l7Oyari 596 73 7170 It Perez 409 4S 49 55 20 Vegas $51 70 74 77 21 Manolo 463 50 22Sabino 69$ 70 9$ 90 23 Reyes 47$ 4$ St 36 24 Aldana 347 $4 70 70 2lEtorso 6$ 26 Beitia 27 Pita 375 II 73 72 25 Jose 699 $3 91 It 2tAlvria $02 65 55 61 lOAlda 413 52 70 62. 3IQuioIa 499 16 72 66 32 late 599 62 99 $1 $0 U or 75 33EIexp. 34 Amore 571696460 UJuan 4$M 43 I7 36 Mandel $29 ,3r1$7 37Leque 670 s4 &3 Is 143 15 55 67 38 Yu 3tl Cho no UI 727061 40 Ira 192 64 13 62 41 Bilbao 600 71 77 II 42 Simon It 43Arana 111111 73 17 72 44 Loss UI 60 44 III 45 Ola 574 69 51 , 404 4$ 5$ 47 4IMikel 47Negvi 60495 7176 451611760 48 Doug * '490guiz8 323 3$ 35 L* ' 6RJCS 603 1$ 91113 433701419 S7Urizar 19$ 70 U 73 -: SI Aria 141 70 67 65 !9Ko040 by Alan Mayer NO JOKER isnole. Soccer Xmas Invitatl ona ,47.,., I :is ;1 I y * Fori Jai Alai 3i state champ from Lake Placid, in quarter-final round action at Lyman Frida even ing. I Cram subdued bd d P Perry Inhis q uest for another title By United Press International sophomore running back. times. We've got to make the facing a furious pass rush and "CarmIchael is a great Walter Payton gain ed 157 The Houston Oilers won't Earl Campbe f ll, who won his big plays when we have to, his immobility may prove yards in 33 carries last week receiver so the best way to • , catcharound. anyone napping this second rushing title, particularly in short-yard defeating. On Monday night in the Bears' 42-43 victory over defend that is a heavy pass time will hstraight url his body into pro situations." agai nst San Diego, Morton the St. Louis Cardinals to win r ush," said Chicago Coach The Oilers, 11.5, who take on foot ba ll's best rushing Th e Broncos, 10.6, allowed completed 27'0I.41 passes for his fourth consecutive NFC Neill Armstrong, whose front the Denver Broncos Sunday in defense as the Oilers, now a. only 105.8 yards rushing per 236 yards and three in. rushing title, gaining 1,610 line has picked up 48 sacks the Astrodome, once again touchdown favorite, hope to game. Campbell averaged terceptions. yards. It was his ninth 100- this year. "He's very tough are in the playoffs as a wild get past the Broncos and 106.1. .. yard game of the season and inside the 20-yard line. A l ate re1,o card tea m but their status in travel to San Diego for the Last year, it was Houston Philadelphia Coach Dick the 34th of his career. jj Morton as questionable o the AFC power structure has AFC semifinals. quarterback Dan Vermeil said Payton isn't the The Eagl es coun ter wi th rained "Any NFL defense can stop who glittered in postseason certainly changed. , ? st Wilbert Montgomery, who only problem his defense will i sower abdom ina l muscLe, any running back it the f Last season. ftft Oilers beat I to bad asiough," said Houston kik Cuillain gained 1,512 yards to finish ,r ... although Denver Coach .--. Hawks, Gre ounds Meet 13 1*1 - , both on the road -- en route to Campbell just "any" running "l,bulgTookle 113ttlis Anderson. to stop the nm Initially to hm, orion would start." Pastorini was unable the AFC title game, where back? Montgomery, also an ex a chance at winning," he said. carty the offensive burden The Oilers' defense ceptional receiver, rushed for "But you can't go overboard. they were dismantled by the Denver Tom early this season primarily recorded 51 sacks, including ioo yards seven times. eventual Super Mike Phipps can throw the Bowl Jackson disputed the theory because of a shoulder 15 by rookie end Jesse Baker. champion Pittsburgh that the Broncos had to stop ailment, but In th il When the Eagles take to t he ball so we can't overplay the e O ers' first Denver posted only 19 sacks. air, Chicaco will look for 6- run." Steelers. Houston Was an Campbell to win. t wo pla games last season yo ff underdog throughout, Phlpps,whohaspodeda9.1 A pair of game-breaking foot.8 wide receiver Harold Y "Earl can get his 100 yards he completed 32.of..44 passes runners will be in Veterans Carmichael and unheralded record as a starting quarter. an incredible rookie running and we ca n still have a good for 526 yards. Stadium Sunday in the NFC tight end Keith Krepfle who back this year, completed 53 back. Now they are proven - game against him," he said, Craig Morton, Denver's wild card battle between averaged 18.5 yards' per Percent of his passes for 1,535 and led by an incredible if we atop him at the right veteran quarterback, will be Philadelphia and chicago. yards and nine touchdowns. reception. * * '41 .10 * fullback, but he looks good Although the Woolfolk-Ed. there." wa rds experiment reportedly The Woolverjnes scheduled touchdowns, twice as many working behind Russell Davis drooling with anticipation. in the tailback slot and give dash in under 4.4 seconds, and went onto become All-Big as anyone else on the team. at fullback. "But the blocking has been working well lit it morning practice today at practice, Schembechler IS Sandalwood Junior High Michigan Coach Bo Schem- the Woolvenines a dazzling while Edwards zips through Ten. When Edwards was pro- assignments and reads are playing coy. bechler has said he might duo of speedsters against 40 yards In a mere 4.5 Edarth' 618 yards nounced healthy again, Wool- difficult to adjust to. School and then a visit to the move Edwards, regularly a North Carolina next Friday in seconds. "Id like to think of Orange Park dog track. rushing, 11 receptions and folk was the starting tailback. tailback, over to fullback, the Gator Bowl. "I always knew that if! got four touchdowns through the But when fullback Lawrence "1 just got finished with Edwards as if Rob Lytle-type Sunday will be an off day, "Butch is a world class hurt, it would be hard to get first six games were quickly Held got hurt, Schembechier finals in school, but this is like of fullback," he said. "A with final morning practices Because of a sprained ankle sprinter," Edwards said of my job back," said Edwards, eclipsed by Woolfolk, who ran gave Edwards a shot at that cramming for finals all over super quick hitter who can be set for Monday and Tuesday. •. - in the crack almost before you Stan Edwards and Butch junior didn't see much action I'm not too slow myself. It will the season. Woolfolk 'in the Michigan In the last five games. be a pretty quick backfield." Sure enough, when he was with 927 yards rushing, daylight," said Edwards, who backfield has those who like That would leave Woolfolk, Woolfolk has run 100 meters injured In the sixth game of caught 13 passes and scored spent his freshman year 4 . A, Harkrader. The touchdown again because we've The onlybig got know It. Now, I'm not saying -The running part is not four more practices. Edwards will start at Woolfolk finished the season new. I naturally run to exam is on the 28th." fast, open-field running the 6-1, 207-pound sophomore, in 10.1 seconds and the 40-yard the season, Woolfolk took over ____________ I Fla. suffered midway through me the player who took his who won the starting tailback for three touchdowns in his position, (UPI) - The combination of season, the 6-foot-1, 205-pound position away from him,, I and position at the beginning of first start against Illinois. . Oilers Gear Up For Orang e Crus h A JACKSONVILLE, * W - * %%it,zone Lanefrom plunging the Wilson, capping a drive of 59 Indiana was forced to punt end the into Indiana -1. Wolverines Tuning Up For Gator Bowl Match Dec. 28th '. division)," . Wilbur, who plays on the regular-season, finished the Johnson's 28-yard field goal. first ID on their opening drive quarter on a 3-yard run by on a 1-yard run by Mike 1. lapse and the Cougars suf- In the fourth quarter. was set up when BYU's Dave Indiana bench and broke Wilson, the nation's offensive from their 26 and Brown's tied the score 7-7 three yards in six plays. f ered their first loss of the "I don't remember the snap several tackles en route to the leader this year with 3,720 punt hit Rohe in the back and minutes later on Clifford's 38BYU grabbed a 17-14 lead at Francis called for a fair catch season Friday night as the and I don't remember the touchdown at 6:53 of the final passing yards, threw for 380 Wilbur picked It up and raced ard ID pass to Bob 6:31 of the second period on of a punt at BYU's 2-yard line y Indiana Hoosiers upset the kick," said Johnson, who had period. Johnson s 46-yard field goal and fumbled with the yards and two Ms, both in the in for the winning ID. ninth-ranked Cougars in the booted field goals of4o, 29 and Stephenson. The Hoosiers that struck the uprights and Hoosiers' Lucky Wallace. first half. He also ran for a Holiday Bowl. Indiana took a 21-17 lead at took a 14-7 lead with 1:36 left 28 yards earlier in the game. It was the first bowl victory pair of touchdowns. halftime, scoring on a 1-yard in the opening quarter bounced through. Indiana At 5:54 of the third quarter With BYU trailing 38-37, "I guess I just hit it wrong. ever for the Hoosiers, who took the 21-17 lead with 33 The Cougars, champions of run by Tim Clifford with 33 following an interception of a seconds left in the first half on Kevin Kellogg kicked a 26It's funny, I felt so go od a ut bo finished the regular season the Western Athletic ConJohnson attempted a 27-yard seconds left in the half, Wilson pass by Steve Mitchell Clifford's 1-yard run. yard field goal to give Indiana field goal with seven seconds the game. I was booming my with a 74 record. Their only ference, had taken a 34-31 lead climaxing a 14-play drive that who returned the ball to the a 31-24 lead. BYU narrowed At the start of the second left In the game and hooked it kicks in practice." other bowl appearance came with 1:42 remaining In the covered 86 yards. The BYU 37 . Eleven plays later half, BYU opened up a 24-21 the deficit to a 31-V on EVil's Clay Brown punted badly, missing to the left. in 1968 when they lost 14-3 In third quarter on a 15-yard TD Cougars then marched the Clifford ran 1 yard again for lead on a 13-yard ID pass Johnson's 29-yard field goal 36 yards from his own 26-yard the Rose Bowl to Southern pass from Wilson to Eric Lane ball to the Indiana 2 as the the touchdown. from Wilson to Homer Jones. and regained the lead, 34-31, Indiana's winning touch- line and the ball glanced off Cal. BYU, which completed and boosted their lead to 37-31 half ended. down came when cornerback Indiana's Craig Walls. But BYU tied the score 1414 Indiana jumped to a 28-24 lead on Wilson's 15-yard TD pass to its first ever unbeaten with 12:46 left in the game on BYU scored the game's with 16 seconds left in the first with 9:45 of the third quarter Lane. " before taking on Martin County op. the sernis with easy 1c es. oc er "He didn't look up to par," Durham aIP.i a1v WU O ponent Chris Williams. At the 1:45 !,auL7U a a said of Farmer, who suffered a mark Barrett stuck his victim to uv8wt. Counts LU1W a bye and 'hen " twisted ankle earlier in the week. "He 8-pound Ray William of Colonial's Grenadiers with a52 and make the second stage of his prophecy p1ni fell behind 4-0 and couldn't make It one-half points have amassed Oviedo in 5:59. come true up." point lead ove r Metro Conference Earlier David Manuel (187) rallied Despite only totalIng 8 and one-half rival Winter Park at the halfway Earlier the hardnosed junior ha behind two cradle moves to overcome points, Sanford, nevertheless, did mark of the 8th annual Lyman disposed of Lake Howell's Chuck Astronaut's Mark Moloney 10-7 and advance Paul Breig into the semi. Christmas Invitational. Pellettinl:(XL finals. Along with Barrett, John Lawrence Ken Scoates of Winter Park 18-13. Colonial advanced eight wrestlers (fl2) and Steve Schofiedl (Unl.) also Next on the county tally sheet was "Breig lost two points on a into Saturday's semi-final action advance to the semis. Lawrence won Oviedo wIth 20 and one-half points. takedown early," Tribe coach Scott which opens at 10:30 a.m. Winter Park via forfeit and then pinned Jerome Coach Johnflorn's 3A state runnerup Sherman said about Brelg's 7-5 win with six wrestlers in the semi-finals Postell of Evans In 3:38. of last year, Steve Key (121), ad- over Oviedo's Ted Boag. "But he notched 43 and one-half points. Schofield drew a first round bye and vanced with decisions of 16-7 over came back with a reversal and near A wrestler is awarded two team then pinned Greg Andriotis of Bishop Cocoa's John Lo'ko and 12-5 'ast Lake fall (three points) to win it. oraniiy S iwi points for each match won by a Moore at the 5:43 mark. One Hound Breig then smothered Cocoa's decision. If he wins a superior grappler not so fortunate, however, Lion Doug Jordan (114) won via Ernest Simmons 16-7 to advance. decision or a major decision he is was third-seeded David (121) Henley, forfeit and then handed Lake Howell's The Fighting Seminolessecondawarded three points. A pin garners who ran Into a tough Palatka man, David Lasley a 10-5 setback to earn seeded Julio Griffin was slowed by a the wrestler and his team four points. Mark Brown, and lost a 10.3 decIsion, his way into the semis, knee injury, but continued a4 was "The top four will probably decide Henley had ear lier advanced witif a 2"Doug just pot the legs on him and pinned in the opening round. Tim %ilbur picked up a •. 0 Brigharn Young kicker Brent tumbled punt and raced 62 Hoosiers' special teams, year at 11-1. Johnson suffered a memory yards for a touchdown early picked up the ball near the BYU quarterback Marc it," meet director and Lyman o overtime win against Martin he didn't know which way was up," a wrestling coach Skip Pletzer County's Tim Saunder. delighted Horn said of Jordan's win. . predicted. "Winter Park should have Oviedo 's King Merritt slipped past Nine points behind the Hounds were 2% .. 43% an edge because they have so many Lake Howell's Silver Hawks with 4 Bishop Mooce's Russ Armstrong 2-0, points. Howell advanced four people but fell in the quarter-finals to Barry 42% guys still alive." Martin 6.5. 41 Following the Metro Conference's in the semi-finals. Number three seed Jep Roberts 0% lead are Martin County (42½) Despite falling to place anyone In 38 Pala tka(41) and Bishop Mo(Jre(40½)' (1) squeezed past Wally Cuthrie of the semi-finals, Brantley's Tony X County-wise Lyman duds first In Edgewater 94 and then toyed with Durham's grapplers did amass 14 29 points for the day. the area and sixth in the tour nament Dean Cram of Lake Placid 17-2. 29 with 38 points. 28 "Jep looked pretty weak from Patriot Keith Carson (169) nudged Lyman's David Henley, right, grimaces In pain as he struggles to break loos losing 2$ weight in the first match," Tom Davis of Astronaut 54, but Junior Terry Barrett the area's from a relentless Mark Brown of Palatka in quarter-final competition s 24 only number one seed, has directed Hawk coach Frank Schwartz said. lost to second seeded Tom 1(512 of Lyman Friday evening. After scoring 2-0 overtime win in the prellmlnarie1 But he looked much better the Edgewater 84. 20½ the Greyhound attack with two easy Henley dropped a 10-3 decision to Brown. "Mid Pstss by Sam Ce 16½ pins in only two minutes and second time. He controlled the whole Ano the r Brantley hopeful Richard 14 ma Vill seconds of labor. Farmer (128) matted Antonio -- I ic' 8½ Hawk Canton Blocker (222) and Williams of Sanford In 1:48, but then _ I'm going to win it (the 157 pound By SAM COOK Herald Sports Correspondent 0 Hoosiers H ve Hol,idW With Cougars _V:I~ • Sunday, Dec. 23, 97-3B 3.10 •(I-I) 16.11; P (3-I) 61.21sf (3. 296-IS. A - 3,191; Name $101111. Nebraobe Cowboy (4): 32:13 34111-i. 11'$twsABug (34: 2. I. Robert's Hater (I); 3. 2-Yuuói I - JcPenney Auto Center Sanford Plus Hwy. 11-01 or Lee Id.Opentsdsy l0te4,Opeg Mon.,30te9, * - 'V , , _ I i7W , kt wt, ~WF i:1 ~' 7 _____ - - __ 4 .3 __ -1 , - E:0~ ~Ia T%JKM %~ , �• - .... - • :_.. . -.. -S . • - - -- . - - S__ - 4! Ev.nIng Herald, Sanford, FL Ret i reci Sunday1 Dec.23, Legal Notice Ie 4i, j ii, F o r 1 1 • i ii 9 • Self-Sufficiency COLi D Legal Notice Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF FICTITIOUSNAME FICTITIOUSP4AME I CLASSIFIED ADS THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Notices hereby given that I am Notice Is hereby given that I am IN AND FOR in business at tcm Willow cicu,'r, engaged In business at 30) E. 2lth SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Seminole Orlando - Winter Park Place, Sanford, Florida, Seminole Ave., Forest City, FIa. 32731, CMI No. 7'23ISCA.)7.K County, Florida, under the tic. Seminole County, Florida, under STATE OF titlous name of THE ENGINE the fictitious name of FLORIDA,I DEPARTMENT OF LEGAL! SHOP,andthat I Intend to register AUTO REPAIR, and that I intend AFFAIRS, JIM SMITH ATTOR. said name with the Clerk t the to register said name with tp* CLASSIFIED DEPT. NEY GENERAL, RATES Circuit Court, Seminole County, Clerk of the Circuit Court, Florida in accordance with the Seminole County. Florida in ac. ' PlaIntIffs, 44C line itime . v. HOURS provisIons of the Fictitious Name cordanCeWiththeproVl$IoIflOf the 3fc a tine 3consecutive times Statutes, ToWit: Section 165.09 FictitIous Name Statutes. To-Wit: vENTRON CORPORATION, 1 3 a line 7coinecutiv.timeS tOO AM. - S:30 P M. Florida Corporation and THOMAS Section 163.09 Florida Statutes Florida Statutes 1957 MONDAY thru FRIDAY 1957. 0. NICHOLS and MICHAEL Sig. Joseph D. Kennedy SATURDAY 9 Noon Sig. Robert .1. Bernhardt SMITH a•k.a MICHAEL FLEM. 3 Lines Minimum Publish December 2, 9, 16, 23. 1979 Publish December 2,9, 16, , g INGS aka DAVID INGRAM In DEQ7 DEQ6 their individual and corporate capacities and the NATIONAL DEADLINES NOTICE UNDER FICTIT S . FRANCHISE BUREAU, a Florida IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF NAME STATUTE Corporation and MICHAEL Noon The Da 'Before Publication THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN SMITH, in his individual and Notice is hereby given that the CIRCUIT IN AND FOR corporate capacities, Sunday - Noon Friday SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. undersigned pursuant to the Defendars, IN RE: The Marriage of Name Statute," Chapter 565,09, Florida Statutes, ANITA MARIA LOWRY, TO' will register with the Clerk of the VentrOn Corporation, a I ________________________________ Petitioner, Circuit Court, in and for Seminole and Florida Corporation County, Florida upon receipt of WALTER LEE LOWRY, Michael Smith a-k.a 18—I- Ip nted Respondent, proof of the publication of this Michael FlernIngs __________________________ notice, the fictitious Name, towit: AMENDED ak.a David Ingram Palm Springs Shopping Center NOTICE OF ACTION National Franchise •ABORTION. * * * * * * * * THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: under which we are engaged in Bureau, a Florida Mr. Walter Lee Lowry business at Northeast of in. Corporation 1st Trimister abortion-S100; 1145 NW 2nd Avenue tersection of Palm Springs Road Michael Smith Gyn Clinic-$20; Pregnancy MERRY CHRISTMAS 'I sos's VIRGINIA BEACH, Va Loc less annual UPI) - Atop a weathered total thanutility bills x. That barn a giant windmill whirls, figure will drop after the still generating electricity for the home of retired meclanjc begi, operating, Weekly food bills also arc Lewis Love and his wife ' low as they grow their own Helen. vegetables, use milk from Below, Love is busy theizSOats, have their own workshop, designing a new supply of eggs from their contraption - a homnade flock of chickens and get fresh distillery to produce dustrial alcohol for hisintwoloney from four bee hives. "About we tractors, a combine and home •buy fromthe theonly storething is meat, heat. which we don't eat that much Miami, Florida Insidethe white farmhouse, of,aodcatfdforourcais. and State Road 136 in Aitamonte ARE HEREBY Springs, Seminole County. Mrs. Love cans garden we have six plus two YOU NOTIFIED that an action for Florida. vegetables and talks about fIders" Mrs. Love said. Dissolution That the parties Interested in of Marriage has been their thosei way of life filed against you and you are said business enterprise are as "We spend the mod on cat required to serve a copy of your foIIow' aimed at self-sufficiency. food - It's getting ex- written defense, it any, to it on BML INVESTMENTS, A Florida "We want to be able to get pensive" FRANK WHIGHAM, General Partnerships. William J. . along on own as much ESQUIRE, Petitioner's Attorney, Goodman, Managing Partner possible,' said Mrs. Love, a __________________________ whose address Is Post Office Box PRN INVESTMENTS, A Florida ________ 3222611 831-9993 - Thomas 0. Nichols YOU ARE HEREBY notified - test; male sterilization; free - TO ALL FROM ANNETTE & PAT S. i8-4*lpMnted RN, ri 1 4.12, full & part time. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Apply in person Sanford Nursing & Convalescent Center. 930 Mellgnville. Mechanics helper & Machinists helper. Good benef its. Apply In person, I ml. north 01434 on 17. 92. Richies VW. SECURITYOFF ICERS Full & part.time, must har I phone. Unit., equip. fum. Free life ins. Apply 1310 E. Colonial, Suite 230W, Orlando. Equal Opportunity Employer Radio Shack Is looking for a part-time sales person with a possibility of a fuIl.time position in the future. Knowledge of electronics & retail sales a pius. Call Bill Irwin 322.4999, ____ Position now open for carpenter . - 2 BR, modern, good location Fenced.f&H,wwcarp,t 322-1462 - A--- ---• - ______________________ - _____________________ * _______ _________________ _________________ ___ _____ ____ _________________ 4' acres on Orange Blvd. in Paola. Owner will finance. 4.45O. highway frontage in Osteen. Presently Sanford 321 06.40 - _____ rates ____ ____ ____ __________________ _____ _________________ Unfurnished __________ __________ . ___ ___ ______ __ __ _____ - ____ ____ -- puatvtty, - ______ ____ ' . ___ . - -- ___ DOWN will buy 10 acres. deeded access to the St. Johns River. 38R, 1' B,economicalgaswail furnace & range. Fenced rear _______ BR, I'.' B, $323 mo. $200 sac. dep. Harold Hall Realty, Inc. 8EDROOM, 2 BATH, FAMILY ROOM, EXECUTIVE. $500 MONTH, SEIGL ER REALTY, STE Furnished REALTY -_- Ni - REALTORS storage,cornersltewithtren, $43,750. 3 BR Furn,, gas heat, inside utility rm. Priced at only $74,950, Must see to appreciatel Only FORREST GREENE ALL FLORIDA REALTY COUNTRY LIVINGI 4 BR, 75 home in Osteeni S acre mini. farm, above ground pool, barr 8. lots morel BPP WARRANT. EDI Enloy for 144,900. Call 333-2332 for info. INC. REALTORS $3O-6a33or329.11lIeves, During this Holiday Season I in __________________________ BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY PERTY-l7acr,s,dBdrm.,3 Baths, fenced, 3 weiis, farm tractor I mower, MUCH MORE, close to city con. venlences, 1 yr. warranty, $44930 HANDYMAN'S SPECIAL lots Of potential in this S Berm. home. Excellent terms. Owner anxious, $31,500. - FURNI5HEDI 3 BR, lB home with rental apt.I Move right ml New carp. & w-paperi Only $32,500. - 24th St. and Coronado Con. course: 117*101 buildIng lot with trees. $5000 wIth 51.100 downandinter,stonlylyears. ATTRACTIVEI 3 BR. lB older home in good cond.l Spacious, modern kit., front 8 back porch, FP& carp,i A buy for OLD MIMS ROAD: 20 acres paved road. Mostly pasture with small pond. Wooded homesite at rear. $43,000 with terms. 136,900. REAL ESTATE REALTOR,332-7490 ___________________ Sanford's Sales Leader NEAR DOWNTOWN 322 2420 Sanford on hwy 44, easy access to 1.4, 2 GC3, This house easily utilized for business office. Large rms., good floor plan I extra Ig side yd for parking. Only 137,500. Low 2565 PARK REALTORS MAGNIFICENT aksjhadi thIs 3 BR, 28 In lOyl II. w.forptai LII DR. white brIck PP I prIvaCy corner lot. U2,J00. 323-2222 ____ - . uiIdtoSuit-ourloboryours, - FHA-V&FHA3UI3IS M. Urssworth - ___________________ LAKE MONROE tIyibiksawayl 2or3 BR's C. H$A, FR, now carpet, pordt.$3.900. $13,400. aih to mont. Levity 3 BR on approx. 1.3rd acre w- IroW Hall R.dty ___ 3234Nh5r,v3*34117 Business Ioiss. Florida Mon - H. I wit mATI. 135W. 17-97, CisalIberry, Fl. .ajse lve.5434j45 NOQUALIFYiNG-3BRhtome. New Central HIA $ carpet. Owner will finance W' ' - ' 0(03 -- 1 I Jo Lin House of Handicrafts Handcrafted Gifts t Fairway__________________ Plaza Sanford ,. - YELLOW SAND Call Clark & Hirt 323 7580 I 68-Wanted to Buy I _________________________ Antiques, modern furniture, Sterling Silver, Oriental Rugs, i El. dryer, very good cond., $100. Used riding lawnmower, $175. 3270510. 35 ACRES LAKEFRONT HIGH GROUND, TALL PINES, OVER $00' FRONTAGE ON MILE LONG LAKE. IDEAL FOR MOBILE HOME PARK, Westinghouse El. range, Avocado; metal kit, cabinets; metal cabinet w-sink, No reasonable offer refused, 32? 5024 eve., 333572). $263,500 TOTAL. Nationally known cosmetics 30 pcI. off with this ad. Tues to , Sun. only. 373 5882. Diamonds. Bridges Antiques _2280l Silver coins. Will pay 512$ for ea. Roosevelt dime & 53 00 br1964 or before quarters. Im mediate cash, private party, any amount. 331 0816, I SEIGLER REALTY BROKER WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY.SELL,TRADE 311-315 E. First SI. 322 5627 7439 5, Myrtle Ave. Orlando Sanford 3271577 32)0640 373 1801 - _____________ FURNITURE I THINGS BuylSeil NewI Used Furniture 500$. Sanford Ave. '323-6593 Wtiybuy used? Newbrandnam, box springs I mattresses at 20 pci. above dealers cost. Twin, fullslze,queen& king. Jenkins Furniture, 205 E. 75th St. 323 09$) ----------_ MR. 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Music , Center. 2202 French Ave. 323-2255 FOR THE FAMILY ___________________ 3653740. General Electric microwaves. 12 choose from. As low as. $199. All at close out pricer,,, Gbodyear; 13$ W 1st 337-mI, -- I____________________ - DJi:JZ1II:(c •:(sl!I!jFtih1sIsl ____ TATI Briber ½ off of total inventory of brand - ________________________ 2-4.&Aaj atSd ___ 25" GE, color consoles & $799. Now $599. Goodyear. Cock.a-poopuppy,sweeks Just in timefor Christmasi 555W. 1st. 322-2571 $15- 331-0016 DeIuxecabinefs,Wereg new lnterspring bedding. These - - Zenith component stereo. AM, FM with speakers, Was ' bIds are not damaged or seconds but brand new top line bedding Sits onlyl Free local delivery. Nell's Sanford Fur. nitswe Salvage. 57.93, SO of Sanford. 333472). WITH TREES AND GOOD ACCESS. REPLY . . 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I 52S;Oakporchrockers,529.95; '"'Cish322.4132 metal office desk, $70. Jenkins I Furniture, 705 E. 75th St. 323 IJ Larry's Mart, 2)3 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in used I furniture, Refnig., staves, _________________ up. 331-0516. IN OSTEEN AREA, 5500 PER White Kenmore service busineis IV sale, tools, fixtures, Inventory .1 teat estate. Call W. MalIc. zowskl, REALTOR 3327*3. ______________ .'.uALToR 1ve301-1* 301.01$ ____________________ 62-Lawn-Garden Fill your Pick-Up, 130 Call 372-3717 U ACRES HEAVILY WOODED COUNTY ROAD FRONTAGE Established plumbing supply g, rn CRRFTS rL., I For Sale--old piano, needs refinishing. $75 or best offer. 323-3686. — -_ -- MAYFAIRGOLECOURSELOT 90*700' WITH A SPLEN. DEROUS VIEW. OVER. LOOKS SMALL LAKE. 120.000. HURRYI II R - Oak firewood for sale . Jam Up Hair Styles & Jeans Levis-Juniora. Missy Tops I. Dresses 502 French'Ave. _________________ 377 2255. _________________ TWO RIG EXTRAS 'hitted comm.IloN*inJ frein Lb. Monroe. 2 1.1, ZR, 3 huge lots, FP I lots of trw - Tree Antiques, 1106 W. 1st St. Primalives china glass silveroriginal creations. Select Slyle and Warmth of Daniel Green Slippers KNIGHTS. 208 E lst Downtown MusIC Center. 2207 French Ave.? Side by-Side refrigerator, picnic table, w.2benches, full site baby bed w-mattress. W.GarneftWtits substantial Iwo. $33,010, 332. oitice..ewa :aswr Keen mIMi _____________________________ Pianos & organs as low as 599 Guitars 40 pct off. Amplifier, drumS, etc. Bob Dells Discount 5O-Mscejlaneousfor Sale lob, or some service you have need of, read all our want ads every day. __________________- s.. ViSit ETHELLS ANTIQUES I mL W. of I 4. old SR 16 at "76' Station, Paola. 32? 5871, _______________________ 3$SN. 17-93. Cassetherry. Fl. ______________________________ $34439 l's. 543-MIS 107 W.Commerclal PhouwJ23.7U1. Sanford ihs0t5REALTOR REAlTy tgage Investment, 1350 s. Orange Ave., Suite 204, Winter .PrL 444-6437. J FOR H(R OUTOF IDEAS? 5W model 39, 9mm, auto, nickel fnish Must sell. *250. Lots of extras 668 6128, call aft. 5. We buy equity in houses, apis., 8 vacant land, Lucky In. vestments, P.O. Box 29, Sanford, 322 4741. If you are having difficulty finding a place to live, car to drive, a Rag. Peg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. - ________________________ __________________ - 332.9)53, 333.7177 1971.30*50. INVESTOR$SPECIAL 1. IMI Sold itso make Real Estate 1 S ACRE BUILDING SITE ADJACENT CHULA VISTA ONSR13.FINESTHIGH DRY,CLEARL),FORMER CITRUS. GOOD TERMS $19,S00. CALL 644-6670 __________________ Rental Income. 3 BR, II, owner tstms. $33.10. - _______________________________ ____ -------- Bought 47M,t REAL ESTATE REALTOR. 322 7495 _____ REALTOR. MLS 23-5774 Day or Night _________________ ________ s acre tiled farm. 10 acre orange grove, Fy55. 3335613, 332.1317, '72 Plymouth Fury iii Exc. cond.. 51.700 or Best offer. 32100)9 Top Dollar Paid for iunk I used I cars, trucks 8. heavy equipment. J 322 5990 57-Sports Equipment equity, 3220214, _____________________________ I sewer 8. paved Street. 14.500. MULTIPLE LISTING.PEALTOR ____________________ 3237832 lindscaping galore. New C. NIA, dream kit., + cathedral ceilings. Just 530, - Bldg. lot for duplex or single family home, w-clty water, ARE YOU INTERESTED? HAPPYNEWYEAR - _______________________ ______________ catch up back payments & buy HAL COLBERT REALTY Inc. I MU - . _____________ MERRY CHRISTMAS Realty __________________________ Black & White TV'S $2Oea while they last HER B'S TV 73575. Sanford Ave. 323 1731 *. ___________________________ oIl sale on antique dining rm. Used full size hotel-motel bed. chairs, With 13 sets to select ding. Very clean, $14.95 ea. pc. OSTEEN from Dec. 16 thru Dec. 23; also Noli's Sanford Furniture 10 acres or more PIONEER antique refinishing. Free pick Salvage, 17.92, So. of Sanford. ACRES. Hue out your own up & delivery. Come see us 322 $73) homestead, bean 1500 Pioneer _____________________ HWy. 419 7 ml, N. of Oviedo, _____ REALTOR SPARKLING Ipaclous 2 U, w.sunny kit + FR on beautIfully treed lot. For only $309001 Cell Quick! - ________________ ______ Branch Office .. ______________________________ ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service dawn, assumable mortgage. EXECUTIVETYPE Drsat rm. designer home sit on ½ acts wooded lot. Wood I s$one5xteriorpius ww carpet, lnfer.com, solarium, walkmn closets, pool planned I more. Brood new at s107,000. Will buy Iunk Auto Batteries, 51.50. Battery Shop (K:) 333.023l,333.3772,373.0fl, rms, Fla. rm,, & freshly paintedf BPP WARRANTED. Yours for $41,900. LOW MORTGAGE 4 BR, 1'/t B brick home w-brand new carpeting I paint thru out, fenced rear yd. Exc. terms! $29,900. *' - ______ OFSANFORDREALTOR 2544 S. Frenctl&ve. JUST FOR YOUI 4 BR, 2B home In Tee-in-Green with new CH. A, carp. I morel Spacious 321.O7S ".q ..s 3239111 Hwy 97, I mile west of Speedway, I Daytona Beach. will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday I Saturday at 7:30. It's 107W 27th St 32) 9)14 the only one In Florida. You us STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. iti the reserved price. Call 904 233Classified Ads didn't work $31) for further details. _________________________ - - there wouldn't be any. II For Sale 1978 Gremlin Low mi Deluxe 77-Junk Cars Removed 331 6870 -- Good uSed TV's, 5238. up MILLERS Ph 42—Mcbile Homes - ,,_ 17-ReaI Estate Wanted 2619 Orlando Dr. '__ - ..- - _____________________________ TV repo 19" Zenith. Sold on;. $493.75 bal, $113.16 or $17 mo. See our beautiful new BROAD. Webuyyourequity.cbosein2lhrs. Aent 339 5316. AWARD REALTY, INC. MORE, front & rear BR's. '%'%97*lO rANTA,S SELECTION GREGORY MOBILEHOMES 55--Boats & Accessories ______________________________________________________ iSO3orlando Di. I 333-5200 -NEEDHELP? I VA & FhtA Finaning Call Harold Hall ROBSON MAR INE Realty Inc.. REALTOR. 323 5774 _____________________________ 2927 Hwy 17 92 ---------43-Lots-Acreage sanlord.Ha 32111 ± I ___________________________ Losing your home & credIt? I will - 3 BR w-FR, clean I ready to move into. Call to see. $33,9Q LOVELYI 3 BR, lB home in DeBary In quiet neighborhoodl Lg. lot with extras, BATEMAN REALTY Peg. Real Estate Brker 24405an$ordAve. 107W. 27th St. ________________ will hold. - Longwood, cozy 3 BR, 25, lots of b. t £ "And there's a 1O%- discount If you don't ask the full price until after purchase!" _____________________________ ______________________________ 3 Bldg. lots in Geneva 1110? In Paola, Good terms & owner Small I BR house, completely JUST LISTEDI 2 BR, lBh6me In furnished with utilities, $150 CC. Manor, CH, Din, area, month. 3221063. coy. Fla. rm., 600' garden rm ______________________________ ___ & new carp. Furn. tool BPP WARRANTED. Just $43,000. -_ 41_-I.u_ ___________________________ all Bait 322 .136-I 4 p4ct. interest to qualifi, STRO ______ Free Battery Check - Eves, 562-363.5 322-1959 buyers. New homes with monthly payments under Low down payments. 322-2287. -- 65 Dodge Dart, C.00d mech - cond.. inspected 5300 322-6722 _______ 53-TV-Radio-Stereo _________________________ I ________________________________ Stereo. good working order WHY-BUY? Beat those hIgh interest rates REMODELI CalIRogerSmith337.35I4or 331-7119. FREE ESTIMATES Realtors 323-5774. - - - 5 13 rear end for sale $100 or best offer I - OrIgInally 56.49. assume payments of $2) mo. Auen,j 339$354 REALTOR 322-4991 - ---- JLrST MAKE pAyMENTL.6,"k '75 models. Call 339-9)00 or 831 - Push ,button controls, has MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 323 5324 J Parts - - Inc., Realtors 713S' S French (17 92) Sanford BROKER, 321-0640, 327)577. - 76-Auto - -- - - - - 80—Autos for Sale MICROWAVE yd., convenient location, LR Fia. rm., w-w carp., $29,000. ' -. - - See to believe-i BR.LR.FR., garage-walk to town-buy $173 month, By owner, 409 W, 3rd 373 0197. 2BROlderHome$llOmo. this Spirit we say simply, but sincerely-Thank you I best Wishes. Merry Christmas. - - ________________________ A. A. McClanahan, BROKER C - _________ ________ __________ _______ _______________________ 33—Houses I itairos 24 HOUR [B 322-9283 REALTY WORLD. . ___ 0 Dental or Doctor's office, _________________ ' IA LTY Convenient for everyone In Sanford area, After hrs. Joyce NIckle, 32? 9295, 3 BR, lB. carport, shed, front porch, $300 month 8. $200 sec. dep. 333-0171. - i fl1O$nford Ave. ______________________ ,. Parts, - Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 32)0497 ._ C for a little money? Hurry to let us show you this one, 4 BR, 1175, fenced, neat as a pin. Can also be home business property for beauty shop, barber shop, -- - REALTORS STORING IT MAKES WASTE-. SELLING IT MAKES CASH PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD NOW, Call 322-2611 or 531-9993. - I _____________ ______ Senior Citizens. Dw'n 2 BR, IS home, 112 Club Rd. Inquire at 1311 Melionville Ave., evenings _________________________ 79 Dodge Van, custom, 8.700 miles Better than new, many extras, individual 1901) 228 3216 __________________________ __________________________________ Agçt 339 8388. ----- ____________________ town, very clean & roomy, See Jimmie Cowan, 318 Palmetto Ave. _______- 't',': - asherrepoGEdeIu,e model Sold orig. $109.33 used sluorl lime. Bal $119.11 or 519.35 mo. KENMOPE WASHER 76 Ford Pickup, 6 cyl.. std trans Good Cond Gets good mi 52.800 322 1755 _______ _________________________ _________________________ I Orlando 327-1317 31-Apartments FUrnished (' - 2ppIiances ___________________ SEIflLER REALTY ________________________________ Want a lot of house - I ton Ford P U. with 76 F 150 rack over bed. 53.200. Call 322 8851 after S P m - -- - - Trucks-Trai ___________ - BROKER terms. ____ _________________ . 2'2 acres, prime I BR-$199 up. Pool. AdultsjT on Lake Ada. Just So, of Airport Blvd. on 17-92 In Sanford. Call 323-8670 Mariner's Village. ___ _____________________ 1 acre bldg. site on lake off Longwood.Lk, Mary Rd Good terms. $18,500. month, 1st and last 8. $200 sec. dep, References 333 8712. * - 3 BEDROOM, COZY FIRE. PLACE, NICELY WOODED 2 ACRES IN A COUNTRY SET TING, FENCED FOR YOUR PRIVACY. LIVE STOCK WELCOME. PARTIALLY EQUIPPED WITH FARM ANIMALS. $39,900. START THE NEW YEAR OFF RIC*HT. 2choicebtdg. lots in Dreanuwold 57,000 for both, - - 1 BR, Sandalwood condo, w-w 32—Houses ' -- _______ _______ For Estate Commercial & Resi dential AuctIons & Appraisals Call Deli-s Auction. 323 3620 I Removed BUY JUNK CARS From $10 to ISO Call 322.1674; 327-4469 Seasons c. reel ngs Iron, Sanford AtjCtOfl, 1215 5 Frencri Closed December 22 thru January 2 Next Auct,on January 7 Watch for a_ -- - I 1978 Singer Futura Fully auto, repossessed, used very short time. Original $593, hal. 518) or $21 mo. Agent 339 8386. - A4OThS __________ - -_ ______ — SUPER NICE 2 BEDROOM, CARPETS. HEAT. FAMILY ROOM, LIKE NEW CONDITION. $29,500. COME-A-. RUNNIN', - ___ Relrig. Rep0AMANA 7c/fiTId originally SSli, now $716 or $21 mo Agent 339 8386. ___________________________ - 1BR Apartment, nopets Carpet. Sanford Ave. 769-7377 - . __ 11980 • _________________ , ' - your but m our lot V Enterprise, Inc Medei Inc., Realtor U1-3013 Lakefront living is avail, in this elegant 3 BR, lB home. Situated on 4';acres complete w-1B, 16 guest cottage. Won't last long at $92,000. Modern 2 np. 19 carp., fully equipped kit. Near Seminole Hosp. 8. downtown. 5233 mu. plus sec. dep, 322 0341. Adults only, no pets. - - $55,900. VA-F HA available. terms sleeper couch, $25 Green vinyl rectiner, 322 5431 or 322 7257 f Low Down Payment Cash for your lot! Will build on 77-Junk Cars 72-Auction !rT Many extras. Must see, All for )BR,)Bon2bots, all fenced, FP, lots of shade trees. Only 9.900 -ApartmefltsUflfumfliShed ____________________ ________________________ Aggr.sslv. LIf.sIyI.s BIam.d l-7Q3. It's likepennies from heaven wpien you sell "Don't Needs" wIth a want ad. _______________________________ _________________________ , Inquire 500 S. Oak by Gilt Fox VA-F HA.235Con, Homes Spacious 3 BR, 26 luxury home, pool, tropical paradise. Many hanford Gr4cious iivIg. Peas. Weekly 1. monthly rates, utilitI SIDE GLANCES 41—Houses 41-4louses ___ S LegaI Notice - fl—Rooms Furnished Rooms For Rent Inquire ioi Magnolia Ave. helpers wnations largest producer of factory Built modular housIng. Must 'have some carpentry exp. Apply Cardinal Industries Inc., 3701 S. Sanford Ave., Sanford, Fl. No phone calls. Equal Op. portunity Employer. counseling. Professional care, Secretary- gen. dutiesthat an actionforan inlunctlon and Supportive atmosphere, confi. pleasant working cord. Paid reimbursement for consumers has dential. AAA EMPLOYMENT Ins. Begin Jan. 2, 1950. 543.3735 uc,en filed against you. You are CENTRAL FLORIDA or 323.9503. required to serve your written WOMAN'S HEALTH defenses to Isaac H. Nunn, Homewc,rkers, Earn SBIGS AAA EMPLOYMENT ORGANIZATION Assistant Attorney General, 912 French Ave. 323.3176 securing, stuffing envelopes. Department of Legal Affairs, The Cornerof lOthI French Free Details. Reply: Titan, 609 E. Colonial Dr.,Orlando Capitol, Tallahassee, Florida 3730) "Your FutureOurConcern" 595-092) Box 9461$, Schaumburg, IL 1330, Flagship Bank Bldg., Suite General Partnership •s. NA. 60194 and file the original with the Clerk native of New York City. Toil Free 1500221.2361 22, Sanford, Florida 32FI, on or Rcssman. ,Mana;Ing Partner uS liii Circuit Court, Sanford, "Some of my white-gloved To: CYCLOPS Dated at Altamonte Springs, ELEC.RADIOTECH. — * * * * * * ** before January 17, 1950, and file Florida, on or before January 23, ORDINANCE NO. $03.50 Rarbershnn inna Starting salary: 1200 weekly. friends from New York can't the Original with the Clerk of this Seminole County, Florida, love their -l950,otherwiseaudgmentmayb. m' 12, 1979 CasperMiIquet5, AN ORDINANCE OF THE Court either before service on Graduation from High School believe it." entered against you for the relief CITY OF supplemented by the cer. ALTAMONTE Petitioner's attorney or im- P.bIish December 16, 23, 30, 1979 PART-TIME demanded in the Complaint. __________________________ Just seven years ago, the SPRINGS, FLORIDA, ANNEX. mediately thereafter; or otherwise ano Jaiivary 6, 1979 tificate of completion for WITNESS my hand and the seal Why Be Lonely? Write "Ge Loves lived in a traditional ING TO AND INCLUDING WITH. a default and ultimate Judgment DEQ 49 course work in some field of CORRESPONDENTS __________________ of this Court on December 19, 1979, Mite" Dating Service. All electronics technology 1 2 yrs. suburban house in ViJ'giflta IN THE CORPORATE AREA wlllbeenteredagaInstyforf IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF (SEAL) ages. P.O. Box 6071, Clear. AND LIMITS OF THE CITY OF relief demanded in the Petition THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL WANTED exp. In the field of electronics Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. City with such modern day ALTAMONTE water, Fl. 33315. performing at the technician SPRINGS, FLOR. and your marriage to Petitioner CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR Clerk of the Circuit To write news of local Interest comforts as frozen foods and IDA, UPON ADOPTION OF SAID will be dissolved. ievei(1 yr. of which must have SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Court from LONGW000 , SAN. ORDINANCE, A PORTION AND WITNESS my hand and the seat CIVIL NO. 7$.146S-CA.09.A been in the area of radio push-button appliances. s—Lost & Found By: June Curtis FORD, WINTER SPRINGS, maintenance & servicing), AREA OF LAND SITUATE AND of this Court on 13 December, 1979, SOL-DALE BUILDERS, INC., a Deputy Clerk But In 1072, while many BEING IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, (SEAL) CASSELBERRY and if you Must have a 1st class FCC Florida corporation, Publish Dec. 73, 30, 19791 Jan. 6, have a knack for gathering the Black footed ferret lost perons their age pI.ped FLORIDA, DESCRIBED AS FOL. ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR. radiotelephone license. Must 13, 1950 Plaintiff, I social news from your LOTS 1, 7, AND 3, BLOCK vicinity of W. 2nd St. Call 333. Clerk of the Court for retirement, the Loves LOWS: have a valid Florida drivers v. DEQ-71 respective community to be B, IOWANA SUBDIVISION, AC. 0559. Reward offered for By: Susan E. Tabor license. Apply in person at the BURNS 0. SIMPSON, et ai., IN VITATION TO BID bought the 41-acre farm and CORDING TO PLAT THEREOF Deputy Clerk presented in a column in The return, Seminole County Personnel Defendants. AS Evening Herald, we want to RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK FRANK C. WHIGHAM, embraced a more rugged e, Office, N. Park Aye, Cqnfo NOTICE OF ACTION The Housing Authority of the I Bik. female Doberman, 2 yrs. talk with you. 10, PAGE II, PUBLIC RECORDS ESQUIRE one that Includes the Wind. OF TO: 5:30 a.m..4:30 p.m. Monday. City of Sanford, Florida will old, dbl. choker chain. Lost SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLOR.' P.O. Box 1330 ARTHUR B. CLARK and Friday by Dec. 25, 1979, receive bids for modernization to mill, 33 chickens, four goats IDA; IN ACCORDANCE WITH Sanford, Florida vicinity AutoTrain & lit St. Contact:DORIS DIETRICH 32771 PATRICIA CLARK Seminole County Is an Equal CASTLE BREWER COURT FLA. Missing since Tues, RE.' THE VOLUNTARY ANNEXA. (305) 322-2)71 and a pair of water wells. 307 University DrIve Opportunity Employer, - 16.1 until 2:00 P.M., on the 9th day WARD.323.5633.TION PROVISIONS OF CHAPT. Attorney for Petitioner OURSELVES EDITOR They have erected a windJacksonville, North Carolina, of January 1910, at the Redding 3322611 9.Sdally 171.041, FLORIDA STA Publish December 16, 23, 30, 1979 2eSo Mon.Fri QUALIFIED INCOME TAX mill, completed last fall al- ER Gardens Community Room, 5th TUTES; DECLARING AVAIL. and January 6, 1910 . 6—Child Care _______________________ PREPARERS WANTED YOU ARE HEREBY Street and Locust Avenue, San. ABILITY OF MUNICIPAL though currently undergoing SEP. OEQSS Please call WEDNESDAY 333. NOTIFIED that an Amended ford, Florida, at which time nd AVON VICES; REDEFINING THE 5910 or 530.9216 for Interviaw revisions, dug a water well tO CORPORATE _______________________ Complaint to foreclosea Mortgage place MI bids will be publicly FIGHT INFLATION LIMITS OF ALTA. Wlllbabysltinmyhome with Household Income Tax on the following property in opere and read aloud. augment one already on the MONTE SPRINGS, FLORIDA, TO Sell Avon. Increase your eirvWnç Days only Service. EOE. Seminole County, Florida: CITY OF ALTAMONTE Proposed forms of contract power. For details, call. 372.7446 farm and received the first INCLUDE SAID LAND IN THE Lot 37, Block "A" SEMINOLE SPRINGS, FLORIDA cbcuments, Including plans and 1$41.41I7or6443O79 MUNICIPAL LIMITS OF SAID Babysitter wanted days, my statepermlttobuildastillfor HEIGHTS, according to the Put Will babysit days specifications, are on file at the CITY; AUTHORIZING THE NOTICE OF PIJIILIC HEARING thereof,as recorded In Piaf Book home, own trans., for $ mo. Lndustrtal alcohol. Forworkingmothers officeof the Housing Authorltyof AMENDMENT OF THE CITY ON APPLICATION FOR CLOS. I. Pages 1 and 2, of the Public old. Also, sitter needed for Reasonablerate.322.2n4 the City of Sanford, Florida, Ad. "We get along fine," MAP TO INCLUDE THE SAID ING, VACATING AND ABAN. Records of Seminole County, j POLICE OFFICER-The occasional eves. 333.7077, ministration Building, Castle LAND ANNEXED HEREIN; DONING CERTAIN PUBLIC Florida Orlando Civil Service Office beamed Love, 66, a short but PROVIDING Brewer Court, Sanford, Florida FOR THE RIGHTS STREET RIGHTS.OF.WAY will be scheduling candidates 9—Good Things to Eat CON. has been filed against you and you powerfully built dynamo who AND PRIVILEGES OF CITIZEN. TAINED THEREIN. and the office of the Architects', — for the examination for Police 4—Business Opportunities required to serve a copy of Gutmann Dragash.Associates, hopes to complete the dill, SHIP IN THE CITY; SEVERABI. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: are Officer, beginning Monday, yourwrittendefenses, if any, to It Navel, grapefruit, tangerInes. Architects, Planners, Inc. Sanford L1TY, CONFLICTS AND EFFEC. December 17, 1979 through designed to produce u to 120 lIVE DATE, NOTICE IS HEREBY given by on ROBERT 0. GAllON, ESQ,, , oranges. Picked to order, Will Beginners & Professionals Atlantic Bank Building, Suite Friday, January 4, 1950. In. the City Cummlsslon of the City of Plaintiff's attorney, whose ad. mix. Ci'umley 322-0257. gallons of fuel a month, by There's a better way with P.O. Drawer 93$, Sanford, Florida. persons should apply WHEREAS, there has been filed Altamonte Springs, Florida, that a thess is 2699 Lee Road, Suite 205, Shaklee Organic Products, Copies of the documents, spring. with the City Clerk of the City of petition has been flied with said Winter FOR SALE in prson to the Orlando Civil Park, Florida, 33759, on or You build In your own home a drawings and specifications m'ay Altamonfe Springs, Florida, Grapefruit, Oranges & Lemons. Service Office, City Hall Love plans to •'.a a City Commission to close, vacate before the 3rd day of January, be obtained by depositing $23.00 full-time profitable business In p. u. Hutchison. petition containing the name Of the and abandon a portion of street Annex, 440 S. Boone Avenue 1950, and file the original with the duatrial alcohol for farm propertyown.finth,area herein, your spare time. Free trips, with the Architect for each set of (directly behind City Hall) 3fl4°J$ of way In the City of Clerk of this Court either before bonus car, retirement & other documents so obtained. Such i-_F machinery as well as to heat after described requesting an-rights Monday through FrIday, 5:00 Aitamonte Springs, Florida, service on Plaintiff's attorney or benefits. Over 21 please. Appt. deposit will be refunded to each am. to 5:00p.m. Orlando is an his home, replacing the oil in flexation to the corporate area of described as follows: immediately thereafter: other. call 3fl5079. person who returns the plans, ____________________________ - EqualOpportunityEmployer. Vie CIty of Altamor4. Springs, That easement as reserved in wise a default will be entered his fwn, specifications and other Florida, •nd reRu*Ing to be in. City of wInnIU r $IISrefo •Aftamsots Springs Or. against you for the. relief: documents in good csndif Ions in deminted in the conietains edtliin *0 dave ttS bid sesnins. MERRY CHRISTMAS. rated only enough electricity WHEREAS, Official Records Book 1233, Pages petItion. A certified check or bank draft, WiTNESS my hand and the Seal the Property Ap. 321, 325 and 326 of the Public topowerawaterheateranda praiser Creative Expressions 323-75)3 payable to the Housing Authority of Seminole County, Records of Seminole County, of this Court on this 29th day of of the City of Sanford, Florida, U. small floor heater, but with Florida, has certified that thre is November, 1979. Florida, and described as: 5. Government Bonds, or a revisions, Love expect. it to one (1) property owner in th. area satisfactory bid bond executed by That easterly 10 feet of vacated (SEAL) to be annexed and that said ARTHUR H. BECKWITI-4 JR. the bidders and acceptable ___________________________ pack enough energy for property owner has signed the Douglas Avenue extending north As Clerk of the Court svreitiès in an amount equal to S to the northerly right.of.way line dove and uther appliances as petition for annexation; and By: Eve Crabtree percent of the bid shall be sub. IN WHEREAS, It has been deter. of vacated Barton well. THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Deputy Clerk nutted *ith each bid. mined that the property descrIbed THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL With their own water, u%*iC hereinafter The City Commission will hold Publish December 2,9, Ia, 33, 1979 The successful bidder will be CIRCUIT is reasonably compact a public hearing on the petition at DEQ-I IN SEMINOLE — required to furnish and pay tanks and windmill, the and contiguous to the corporate 7:00 p.m., or as soon thereafter as for COUNTY, FLORIDA IN THE SEMINOLE COUNTY satisfactory performance and CASE area and municipal limits of the possible on the 13th day S AftII& NO. ?t2317.CA49.K Inm City of Atamonte Springs, January, 1950, at the City Hall CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR paYment bond or bor FLAGSHIP BANK OF IIorIng Attention is called to the Bid SEMINOLE, a Florida, and It has been deter. Commission Chambers of THE EIOHTIINTN JUDICIAL Florida banking CIRCUIT OP FLORIDA Form requiring a Base Bid and corporation, mined that the annexation of said Aitamonte Springs, Florida, at Group Prices. Each bidder is CUSTOM HOMES BUILT Julia's Alterations I TaIloring. property will no mutt in the which time those for and against CIVIL ACTION NUMIERi PlaintIff, rlquirsdto bid on the Base Bid Ill ,.REMODEL1NGIREpAIR fl69.CAJ(L) Men I Womens gai'ments creation of an enclave, .,l the same will be heard and action .O.BALINT BERNARD JAFFE, TRUSTEE, each Group Price. 3334363 fitted to your size. Altamonfe WHEREAS, the City of taken. MARVIN E. CONNER Altamonfe SprIngs, Florid., is in a Plaintiff, - Attention Is called to the PAULINE R. CONNER, his wife, This notice is to be published by $Qs. 331.5.469. arp.ntry, Painting, Roofing, £ provisions for equal employment position to provide municipal posting in three public places Defendants. Gen. Repairs. Licensed I CONTINENTAL EQUITY opportunity, and payment of not sirvicestotheprppfyebscri within the City of Altamante NOTICEOPACTION Bonded. Fr Estimates 323. IssulyCsie PARTNERSHIP less than the minimum salaries LIMITED herein, and theCity Commissioof Springs, Florida and published In 6033 after 5 p.m. BERKELEY, Calif. (UPI) the City of Aitamonte Springs, a newspaper of general cirulaticn NUMBER , a Michidan Limited arid wages as set forth in the TO: must be paid on this feed a carpenter? Painter, floor .The sidds rate for elderly Florida, deems it In the belt in. In said City t least fifteen (15) Partnership: and THE MYERS specificatIons MARVIN B. CONNER s..d TOWER'S SEAUTY SALON COMPANY, a Washington cor. prolecs. forest of the City of Altamonte days prior to date of the public Iceiling tile repair? Cabinet formerly HarTiett's Beauty Nook AULINE R. CONNER men Ii seven times hlShes' Springs, Florida, to accept said hearing, All bidders are hereby notified poratlon, no? qualified to do 519!. lit $t.ilfl,$742 s Laurel Avenue Repair? Door I repair? then that of older women, at petition and to annex said DATED this 15th day of Trustee, businessinthiStateof Florida,as that they must aft irmafiv.iy Sanfoid, FlorIda 32771 Paneling, wallpaper I drywall ensure that In any contract en. property, laid peUU)' because of December, 1979. yj ARE repair? Ftc? 327041$, George HEREBY 6mnc'flh tered into pursuant to this ad NOTIFIED that NOW, THEREFORE, U IT Phyllis Jordahi, CMC an action to I Howard. aggressive lifestyle of il ENACTED verlisernent, Minority Business NOTICE ACTION BY THE CITY OF City Clerk ...w..,www enTerprIses ny in we, iwo menac TO: will be if forded full ME1NTZE! 1ILl ALTAMONTE $PR IWOS, Publish Dec23. 1979 NO LONGER USED CAMPING property situate, lying and being Newor repair, leaky Showers our CONTINENTAL EQUITY LIMIT. opportunity to submit bids as sub. in Seminole County, Florida, more FLORIDA, AS FOLLOWS: sedologists report. GEAR ii IN DEMAND. SELL DEQ.74 ____________________ ED PARTNERSHIP NUMBER 6, contractors, or as suppliers f particularly described as: SpCIitty, 2Syrs. Exp. 569.$ SECTION 1: That the followIng IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED Healthprotgemgareoftena described a Michigan Limited Partnership materials,orslrvices,andwIilnsf AD. party, being • Lot 16, PINECREST HEIGHTS major factor In old-age suid- situate In Seminole County, be discriminated against on the IN VITATION TO RIO 1600 kerdaie Drive, CARPENTRY PAINTING orounds of race, color, religion, REPL.AT, acodIng to the Plot FIOIIda, fowl?: des, l** Carol Hidftne of Suite 30) sisnkIn MASONRY thwofasrecord.dinpIatB,, CONCRETE sex or national origin in Sealed bids or proposals ad. East Lots 1, 2 and 3, Lansing, Block Michigan *33 •, COO' pages 77 and 7$, All prof.ssioflai-.30 yrs. up. University of CaWornia at OWANA SUBDIVISION, accord dressed to the Board of PibIic of the Public slderation for award. Records of Seminole County, Ateratlonaoreeing FREE EST. 3272914or331.7I$9 Berkeley and researcher ijç to plal thereof as recorded in Instruction of Seminole County, THE MYERS COMPANY, a In accordance with Execuf lye Florida, Drapes, Upholtgry Warren Breed of Sciantific Pta? look 10, Page Ii, Public Florida (hereinafter called the Washington corporation, nsf quali. Otdl? 1)635, Minority Contractor has been filed against you in the 1Man,quifltyOp,flf 3.VS7 in the State of Goals Program, all bidders will be fled to do business Records of Seminole County, Flor. "Board") and marked, Cii'cuit Court ot $ Yrs. iP Patios, Driveways A1J1YU c CountY, ifo'd1dfuliopp0rttitytowmlt PloddeD PROPOSAL Florida. as Trustee FOR FUR. etc.Waytseleei.337.1fl1 that VI1lftY or bids in rispnse to this invitation 3302 Rainier Bank Towr beandtheumeisher,byannexed PdlSHlNG, DELIVERING AND and will nt be discriminated wve a copy of your written lacko(lt--maythsk.ytoth. toaldmad.apartofthecityof INSTALLING AS SPECIFiED, l3OlSthAyenu. definaes, if any, to If on JACK T. egaifl5t on the grounds of roes, BRIDGES, Altamonte Springs, Florida, VARIOUS PIECES OF LARGE Seattle, Washington 91101 tii-" aifr ESQUiRE, of color, religion, sex or national CLEVELAND, lâI&L*IldeCipkig a 3ryWall, Ceilings, and Walls YOU ARE pursuant to the voluntary an. FOOD PRODUCTION EQUIP. MIRE --ig HEREBY origin nconsiderationoor award. BRIDOES,Aftfle*If0i'ploitiff, repaired. los. & Comm.. nesellen provision of CP.aptr MENJ AT HIGH SCHOOL NOTIFIED that an action t During theFiscal Years of RomodelIAddons. they found that [flail "RIB", SEMINOLE COUNTY, foreclose a mortgage upon the I7t,M6,FioridaStatu$es,aMo$p is rest Office thna 1951, goals for parlicipasion Drawer CaiIS1.$$9orI6211M CERTIFIEDLAWN FLORIDA, in accordance with bitten, aggreulveneu and applicable laws. Z, January Sanford, Florida 33771 the following In Seminole by Minority Business LnterprIs.s on or before io, tego, ILANOSCAPiNG SECTION 3: That the corporate stipUlltiins and specifications County,property Florida, to.wit: g perfectionlesu eventually limits is twenty percent (30 pct). To FREE ESTIMATES 279o2 of the City of Aitamoni, available from the Purchasing LOIs 30,31,33,33,40,41,12 and fil, the original with the Clerk of maximum bids from resulted In rigidity and Springs, Florida, be and It is Deportment in the Office 0* the of the Florida Land and ensure that Minority lusliwu Enterprises are this Court either before service on of herewith end hereby redefined so lupeilotetident, 1211 snpuialvenes. end a Plaintiff's attorney or im. MoIlonvItie CWiiition Company. CeIIry sought, contractors submitting mediately thereafter, ottiatwisea to Include laid ian tier.in Avenue, Sanford, Florida 32771, Plantation, Plot BOok 1, Page 1Th bids will be required to provide f the Public Records Of Seffliflols evidence described and annsssd. lid must be accompanied by bId of their efforts in aiding dafwft and ultimate immsns will AAA Tree Service I fkI*100d. A4i1aliflMy, they rqctt.d, SECTION 3: That the City Clerk deposit: A Bid Bond, Cash1er be entered against you Oak I Pine, you P.0 or we County, Florida (LESS this South in the reaching of said goels. the "is th. primary factor Is hereby authorized to amend, Check, or CertifIed Check for five 131 " f the North 3M Nit 01*1w delIver. 339.1243. Webuy weed. In the Complaint. This project IS .1 B PAINTING suaIOCt to this ,, alter and Supplement the OfficIal percent (5 percent) ot the total EaSt 267 teal of Lot 30) SM (LIII requirements of SeCtion 3 of the WITNESS my Piled and the s.sl .ua t ResidentIal 1 Cammerclol City Map of the City of Altamonte amount bid which will be returned this NoiTh 12$ fISt 0* LOIs 33 SM H00shlp *15 Court in this list day of 303090 . atli Prban Develepnanl vtv. crises of all kind. Ii- sprk, Florida, 31). West 1*11111 of the Nerthi 121 Act of INS. to include Ste to this uucc.saful bidders All bidders will be OINIII IiiisiJi Sp the INS Of LII 30; SOuth 131 test of (SEAL) 4 annexation contained in SectIon 1 contract is é*MaIItN the reovired to comply wIth i - PREE ESTIMATES tonal. North 13411sf of thiS El. 30 ARTHUR H. BICKWITH, JR. The successful bidder shall INS fIrmathve Adieu Pun-to provide At? Watt GuaranfIsi sECTION 4: That upon ff15 furnish a Ps'lermanc,payment of ' Clark 01194 Clicufl Court 1 opportunity t• lower income " aLis ci all ag Animal Haven Kennels Llclts.d Vdlnce Wcsmin effectivs, the Bend for - the Nial amount 01 the North 13$ fIll Of Lit 31 of This residents of Mary Attn Dusbury i the project Ire. Ion Thank You, lhsank You higher suicid. thu residents and property opoter of award within II days I Deputy Clerk Florida Land and Colinliaflin training and employment See __________________________ , being my customers I,. *94 properly described PisnelA Company's Celery Plantahien, ficatisu of isie swaM wOmen aid th.ir supplementary lastructiensthe to JACK T. BRIDGE, Esquire friends. If there's a bettor w.v eball he sutifled so all this rlgsts CLEVELAND, MIRE I UI DOES Bends must be wrItten Wa Flat Book I, Page 119.01 the PUblIC Bidders PskdIs 4 l._., 4k kIll thomaolvis twice U and tossy 1*1 doWt know how, may _______________________ Post OffIce Draw privilap,, lid immunities as surely compy licensed to do Records of Seminole County, gar to tIlls requlremenf fg' 4k you be richly bleesed, Beet often as wen In are frees time to time granted to business In Florida, P1d 32771 Atlintlen Is kaIisd to 1h sum. wlshiss Rendai Rowe. resfo$ on4 prepurty ieners 01 l*wlilbergcMdinffiea*4ye hasbnfllWagaiuwiyou..jyo, naryof Wörk In this sections (301)3301314 - EUTSL.ERPAINTINGI ate required to )97 Site City II MatT*W *1 I%sWIsd office as indlcatw "'' REPAIR-Ioi*4or.Ixt will be 3*, the sd"d. rat. d.cth',s Ptarldø, aad as are further Ait Cendi$ your written Isfansss. ii auy to it pralaptii. atschedoie stated 5940 ppy a pre.bld continence, FREE IST1MATISc.uaa&sád g ng, pnivIdsi in Chapter 171, Funds Any questions nele$ln, to in CHARLES I.. STEINRIRO, Ossilig Monday, Decpoibar 10, 1929,1:90 - plakitist's At*uy, wheN ' are to be lIiadi4 $0 thiS Id P.M. 11101, GJIdIP4 inlIcoling NOtICE tidInb kr men PPE SECTION 1:11 iøy section in dii ngofftc.. — dress Is: TO THE PUBLIC -- Quality weitmansfup, N. lab Sos SUITE 4H CN* IitSraleofhwrtharofvacajfl$ the 74o4 rfo is lbs 7k S peflleIi at a section ii this $49411 or II.. Metier eu on. . TOWER, ORLANDO, FLORIDA $0 ibS GSWV$I CSMT1dr the Nstics Is heilby givin Nist the c1el Conditions: Any - I l by Itacliil dnw'rs prsvin Is 94 InvalId. spacigi coMN 30N1, in or before the $W day it ouei., HIS the Wins of this Owner Beard of AIIusINIM of this City of tinier. Presste C?JA 303. fp) (If INS, Ispanialls ilUl eu wncoosSIMiueS, N 071. Sanford will Ilsilbit jg, tedas , Go Jinuary, *915, and fIle the original s have all m.darolzef Ian west mIMing eu held Jan. a ii, regular 1910, in flue weRegularenitlmebesis Do wads wzI saa nsf K Mid to InVIUNII or cenrnans .aaii tune pracu-sce with Site Clint ii this Court oflius, 477.5504 p rs.ty 'm1 - fri' this r$scs wisiulu City .i validity, force.LIdIM KISS'S SerVice SN PISWIW5 0$. Hail at 11:30 kM. in order to 55 94 ys or by g .ntIy visud ii was, 5th.ar sscf94u orpeul si $is A.4$., iip.iip ti, eqo, PY. V_immediately *snoaf. - fNulit for a variance ffo5a1 of andeuaic• - tori eIhSi'wIeS S detaiN WIN itS City will ps, 94 . Sànteni. Florida naservss in IsiS lsuth Ordinance as N ft $94pi, Si HJI - liili SECTION 4: AN ordinances or " ther*ttorejsdauyars$Ibldspr partaluis to trIM yard Setback' is madia a, . hIrniI to ws ATTENTION HOMEOWNERs 01 erepnces in INC1 BID NUMBER INIM. DO NOT demanded in Site csetetaiuI or requirements In 11.5* Retied inY tj* sirvML herewith ha and the SIMS US OPEN UNTIL :N A.M., Jinusrv Nhhee l *94 DiStrict Ut Let S. B* F. Macidiom New Year's $psclall 11 Pd. elf Mom. ,, v MY HAND AND THE - "The the S'*V rqsut No bid shall be wiltudrawa for a PSek i*ti. *WISI, Jnuiry III re.igOf, I of ill tYN5. UC. $uedsd - SECTiON 7: TItis ordinance Rein, more specifically II Is; SCHOOL BOARD of FTHIlCOUITeltisiptu puriWafadays9qu$0594 IbHlty 4 shall became effective -im. SEMINOLE " wsrkmaessul. gvaranNe, .s. lld 301.519, Novamber, 1930. dsSà'SSO0$IsC0$III$3141.IP*I C4)UNTY — Expert liofUti. 330-WI. 115 MIdISSIlY (SEAL) mar. PINISS ATTENTION: Den Cslemsn lie Niising sfMnNy it t ' and ARTHUR Pt. UCKWIYN Ji. city tUI s, pjn, Pisunad use ii 1it prOperty: 01 Seated, Pistils. FIRST READING: Decambar CLERK OF THE SEMINOLE liii to Pitch. *taii.vme THE HOUSING AUTHORITY ii, COUNTY IL Perk OP THE CITY OP AVMSS CIRCUIT COURT "WWis lbs tills girl lsuim , SECOND READING1 CIusWesap SANFORD, PLOONIDA 30775 30, :1555. •Y CpfWIila Procter 5 .. iseid 51 AWIMMISS Ttuom -to mM' wave., W, III leWsrI Flii. Ac *,,., Publish December 30. 1in9 SM Inectilivo Directar sp0bsleurt.rldeoata 4 __ 1* Publish pec. n, * 322-2611 o 831.99 Publish, December 3,9,16, 13. D7 PubiNo oec. 3,, ia. $, -I-__— 'I n. .se a. - Sunday, Dec. 23, 1979-SB '., ,-:z- ,,,,-, ; •, -' - - '' -. - - ; _________ __________ ,. '-.,.'. • : -..'i' 1.7.4 ,. r' �5 S ,. . . . S I ' • • +' . S •• ,- : - --------- .' , Decade Of Inflti aon Nears E nd BUSINESS National 'Malaise' Follows Price Boom Florida Fares Well As A Mouse Roars IN BRIEF By PAULA SCUWED United Press International This was the decade the mouse roared and Florida's tourist Industry snapped to attention. Hurricanes and a hotel strike, gas rationing and a recession did not stem the tide of vacationers who flocked to Florida in the lVlOs seeking sun, sand, surf, and the magical world of Mickey Mouse. Tourism, the Sunshine State's prime industry, thrived In the 70s despite a brief mid-decade slump. "The numbers were astounding," said Ed Gilbert, director of the Florida Division of Tourism. Nearly 21 million people visited Florida in 1009. Projections for 1979 indicate the tourist traffic will total 36.6 million people, and they will green the state with $13.9 billion. Each of those dollars will turn over seven times in the local economy. Mickey Mouse, however, was the mover and shaker. Walt Disney's $400 million playground became the world's No. 1 tourist destination and attracted Its 100 millionth visitor two months before the decade ended. Canadians discovered the gleaming white beaches of the Panhandle; and Miami Beach shed its reputation as a glittering winter resort for the idle rich and with iti sister city became a shopper's paradise for Latin Americans. When world business leaders traveled to Walt Disney World In 1978 for an International Chamber of Commerce meeting, then Gov. Reubin Askew said the event launched Florida as an International vacation spot. The forecast proved accurate. Florida officials quickly learned the average international visitor spends two to four times as much money as a domestic tourist. This fact sparked intensified efforts to lure foreign visitors. After a mid-70s slump, Miami changed Its image and opened Its door and cash drawers to international visitors. Latin American money soon replaced the money Disney World siphoned off. "Miami is being sold as an international city. We tell Latin Americans the people on Miami speak their language," says Phil Halpern of the Metro-Dade Tourism Department. Until south Florida turned its attention to International tourists, the mid-70s slump threatened to become an end-of-thedecade disaster. "Disney changed everything," Gilbert says. "Until then, tourism always meant south Florida because of the climate. It was the place to go. Fabulous hotels, big-name entertainment, beautiful beaches." Stars like Frank Sinatra deserted Miami for Las Vegas, where the money was better. Opulent hotels like the Fontalnehieau began showing their age. A month-long hotel strike during the Christmas season of 1976 made International headead lines and poured salt on Miami tourist wounds. Four of south Florida's biggest hotels dosed In 1978, including the Fontalnebleau. But the Fontainebleau has reopened under new ownership and encouraged by the new wave of Latin tourists has committed a staggering $14 million to renovation. Gouchenour Advertising Gets Daytona 500 Account Gouchenour, Inc., a full-service advertising, marketing and public relations agency In Altamonte Springs, has been named agency of record for several new accounts, it was announced by C. Lee Gouchenour, president. Among the new business acquired by the agency is the Daytona International Speedway, known for the Daytona 500 and Firecracker 400 races. Other new accounts Include Camper's World, The Institute of Internal Auditors, Mario Andretti Grand Prix International, Dietrich's House of Beef and Bar-B-Que Roundup, all in the Greater Orlando area. J. P. Computer Systems, of Long Island, has also been acquired. Gouchenour, Inc. will be responsible for advertising, marketing and public relations for these accounts. Two new account supervisors have been added to the staff to direct and coordinate the new business, with the help of Couchenour and Vice President Jim Stacy. UCF Teaches Real Estate The Real Estate Institute of the University of Central Florida (UCF) continues its offerings in January with eight evening and weekend courses, from introductory programs to principles of appraising. Three of the courses will be taught at UCF's South Orlando Center In Orlando Central Park, one at Winter Park High School, and the remainder on the main UFC campus. Pre-registration is required for all of the courses to guarantee enrollment. For information, contact the Real Estate Institute, at 275.2126, All of the UCF Real Estate I and II courses exceed the requirements of the Board of Real Estate for the state salesman-broker license exams. Those courses are approved by the state approving agency for veteran education benefits (refund of tuition). Patti Top Restaurant Head William Patti, who studied accounting in college and "had no idea I'd ever wind up in the restaurant business," was named this month as Florida's Restaurateur of the Year. The honor -- known as the Salut Au Award - is presented annually by the School of Restaurant and Hotel Administration of Florida State University at the annual convention of the Florida Restaurant Association. Patti, owner-operator of Patti's Italian Restaurant In Jacksonville, received a bachelor's degree in business from Wooster College in Ohio. Pattin is a pad president of the Jacksonville Coapter of the Ploildu R.danr* MsoctMio,, and now sarv on the FRA board of directors. By TOM TIEDE (NEA) — All things considered, things have WASHINGTON not gone too terribly for Mr. and Mrs. America In the 1970s. Population growth has slowed by a half million a year. The fatality rate has reached a historic low of 8.8 per 1,000. The output of goods and services has nearly tripled In the decade. True, Inflation has turned ugly. But though consumer prices have doubled in 10 years, incomes have more than tripled. More Americans have more wealth than ever before. The Labor Department reports factory wages have increased by $150 since 1970, and real disposable Income has grown by onefourth. The nation is not sick, then. Yet It's not well either. Jimmy Carter is probably correct when he describes the national condition as a "malaise," that Is, according to Webster, "a vague feeling of uneasiness." Herman Kahn of the Hudson Institute think tank goes a step further, as the nation passes Into the 1980s, he says, It Is entering an "epoch of malaise." Unlike the president, however. Kahn does not believe Americans have lost faith In themselves. Rather, the characteristic trend of the past decade Is that they have lost faith in their governments. Not since the days of King George III, perhaps, have the people been as dissatisfied with leadership. And the dissatisfaction Isn't merely dinner-table grumbling. Kahn says people around the country are acting alone or in concert to "put government on notice that they want better performance." + And that's across the board, Kahn adds, for Americana feel government is falling In almost everything. A New York Times poll, for instance, Indicates that nearly Mx of 10 people believe government is responsible for skyrocketing Inflation figures; 58 percent of those questioned In the poll said they were convinced that if state and federal agencies cut spending, inflation would plummet. Other polls suggest that citizens dame government for the fuel shortage. And the Increase In crime. And oppressive taxation, stifling regulation and social unrest. Most of all, people blame the leadership for what they perceive to be the decline in the American patent on rising expectations. Kahn and other observers feel much of the public condemnation Is a form of passing the buck. Washington University psychologist Thomas Ludwig says people who are angry normally need someone or something to blame — and In the can of the community disposition, government makes a handy target. But this Isn't to say government is a faultless scapegoat. Media attention on the bureaucracy has been at unprecedented levels In the 1970s, and much of the gathered data has not been flattering. + The result, Kahn says, is that cynicism has taken grip. We no longer think government Is bad, we know It. Items: — In 1965, when the war on poverty was declared, 25.4 million Americana were considered poor. Since then more than $1 trillion has been spent by federal, state and local governments to help them out. The current number of poor is 24.7 Million. Retirement pay for the nation's 2.8 million federal Weekers ha. Imoreaeed 110 psri4 In the lad decade, or four times that for employees In the private sector. The average cMlssrvai* now gets more than $8000 In annual fringe The red of honda also htends to cash in on the international tourist trade. Gilbert's Tourism Division opened a Latin American office in Miami and will open an outpost In Toronto March I. A. European e1eswU& he opened nod Septunber and Gilbert says plans are In the worki for forefront operations In New York and Chicago by 1911. FPL: Natural Gas Saves David Fa rr: EPA: Oil Furnace Saves Specialist Homeowners concerned about the rising price of home heating oil can look forward to the availlulty of a new, hlghlyefflclent oil-fired furnace that can cut fuel requirements by more than 15 percent and reduce nitrogen oxide emissions 65 percent. Dr. Stephen J. Gage, Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) assistant administrator for research and development, said in making the announcement that these levels have been verified through two years Of telling. comparlbie conventional furnaces that heated the Mx hod residences prior to testing of the EPA integrat.d furnace each required about im gallons of dii per winter. With oil coding 90 cents a gallon new, the 15 percent fuel reduction made possible by our new design would mean an annual saving of $110 for each home, according to the EPA. Helps ERA . "Because all ERA certified real estate specialists have met the program's exacting requirements and have taken the same training, I know when I have a client moving to another part of the country he will receive the same quality of service in their home town. I feel that I am now better prepared to serve the needs of the relocating client." Certified real estate specialists work closely with experienced "relocation counselors" who are assigned to specific market areas, learning the areas thoroughly so as to give pertinent in. formation to the clients. The cowslor maintains frequent contact with the clients Until they are settled Into their new home and is available at all times via atdllreje telephone call. + Women Bankers (NABW) Announce 1979.80 Officers John Kadlecik ('Cadillac) opened Members of the Mid-East Group National Association of Bank Women Inc. (NABW), met at the Gold Key Inn, Executive Club for the December meeting. The Edgewater High School Ensemble provided holiday music, after which a general meeting was held. The 1979-80 officers are Jo Sander, Sun Bank, Group Chairman; Miriam Butler, Barnett Bank, Vice Chairman; Ginger Burleson, Flagship, Secretary; and Lula Mills, Sun Bank, Treasurer. up his modest place of business last spring, 'It keeps me out of trouble and gives me something to do. I like it' he said. Day Sewing Classes Set Herald Photos by Torn Netsel Fundainerjtals of Sewing and Contemporary Tailoring will be taught for the student who wants to attend sewing classes in the mornings at Seminole Community College. Fundamentals of Sewing is For the person who has never sewed or who wants to learn correct techniques for sewing. The majority of classtime will be spent actually sewing. Class meets Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 9:20.11. The fee is $10. Contemporary Tailoring Is For the person who can already sew but wants to learn tailoring techniques for contemporary fashions. Class meets Tuesday and Thursday from 11-12:40 p.m. The fee is $10.00. Both classes start January 8. For more Information call the registrar at 323-1450 or 8437001. . i: '. ....' 10o — Kadlecik's business sits on a filled-In swamp east of Geneva. Equipment Class Scheduled .; Produce Stand In Boon ies Beats The Rocking Chair Seminole Community College is offering a foods class dealing with the use of small kitchen equipment. The course will deal primarily with the many ways the food processor and the slow cooker can be utilized in the kitchen. Also included In this class will be a segment of using the microwave to prepare low calorie dishes. The class will meet on Wednesdays From 7-10 p.m. in Building J007 beginning Jan. 9, 1980. There is a $10 fee for this 15-week course. For more Information contact Shelda Wilkens at the college. + + + + By TOM NETSEL Herald Staff Writer Drive cast on state route 46 to Geneva; pass through the town and continue toward the St. Johns river and the county line and you will see very few houses or stores. Pine trees, palms and palmettos dominate the rural landscape. But they are soon dwarfed by a steel microwave tower put up by the phone company. Slow down now, or you might miss "Cadillac's" place of business in the boonles. Tucked away on the south side of the road between a couple of young palm treea Is John Kadlecik's fruit and vegetable stand. "They all call me Cadillac," said the big man In the Industrial Courses Offered Seminole Community College is offering a number of evening courses designed to prepare students for Industrial occupations. Among the courses offered are Auto Air and Heating, Autc Brakes and Suspension, Advanced Auto Tune-Up, Auto Transmission, Auto Body Repair, Electronic Assembly and Welding. Classes are scheduled to begin the week of Jan. 7, 1980. Those Interested should apply at the college admissions office or call the college. + Trinity Alumni To Gather 'I All Trinity Preparatory School Alumni will be entertained by the headmaster, Rev. Canon A. Reese Hay, on Sunday, Dec. 30, at the Headmaster's house from 6-8 p.m. The Alumni "Thing" is an annual affair but this year plans will be made for Trinity's first 10-year reunion, class of 1970, which will be In June of 1980. For more Information, please call 6714140. five minutes to EVENING OFFICE HOURS MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY OPEN UNTIL $ P.M. TUESDAY. THURSDAY & FRIDAY P a.m.4 p.m. get out on the it's sometimes an yellow ball cap, "because they could never pronounce It. Back home if you asked for me by my right name they would never know who you were talking about." Back home was Pittsburgh, Pa. where Kadlecik put in 22 years with General Motors before retiring to Florida. He said he moved to Geneva seven years ago and lives with his wife on Lake Harney road, but he needed more to do than sit In a rocking chair so he opened his fruit and vegetable stand. "My son owns the property. It's a filled In swamp," Kadleclk said. "He talked me Into opening some kind of stand." After talking with other stand owners, Kadlecik opened his modest operation last spring. "It helps keep me out of trouble and gives me something to do. I like Christmas Luncheon Rev. Roy Graves, minister, will present a new view of the ancient and traditional feast of Chlrdmas this Sunday at the Winter Park Church of Religious Science. Services are held in the Park East Theater, 17-92 and Lee Road at 10:30 DOWNTOWN SANFORD LAKE VIIW PROFESSIONAL. CTR. SIP I.FIRST ST. traffic hour before a car goes by.' Please callfsrappslatmeut 3234110 now road, but The Central Florida Civic Theatre Guild cordially invites you to enjoy excerpts from "The Sound of Music" at Theatre on Park, 401 Park Ave., North, Winter Park, to be followed by a luncheon on Wed., Jan. 2,1*, at 10 am. The luncheon is $4.50 per person. Please send your checks to Mrs. Sue Huskey, 2441 Sweetwater Country Club Drive, Apopka 32703. GENERAL DENTISTRY difference in on the highway. It used to take Theatre Luncheon Planned Andrew W. Greenberg D.D.S. can see a The Swiss Alpsnluom, made of hollowed wood sections, sometimes measures up to 12 feet Ion,. 5 . Drganlzed labor has dusted off another of Its handmi-down solutions for the nation's unsmpl*me*: the werkww Unlortunat.ly, neither the labor unk,i. nor a handi%d of coagre.n who support the Ides .ppar*sdly bothered to censall American workers, who pretty much .II"Wi their on working patterns. U they. bed don, so, they would have bend Mns4uaceaheldywostlngaboiterworkwwkeon the average, by choice. Many Imply profit pat4lme • Lawana Kish, + sw by 11 Tavpfrd Jobs Man Works + F - where togo . .(upand)but L.k.hiwy + • . • All - ;-• - . ••:': I.uI.vw,', ..• - fit r''' tan 41 . ..J . / owd of Realtors f..Is W,.r.'s no + and b_____1+., as ,adiva," Mariall reported. • n.*Iy elected pssid.nt of the + Seminole County The U.S. (anbr5 0( Cwpowee, dft .mclal verenod a, r.pssts that ws lbs aenlisr of full. mu workei increased by — frn, 100310 ,, El See PRODUCE, Page 3C Wsh Growth Is coming To San fàrd, Like It Or Not 35Hour Work Wick Popular U.S. rUyof1ásrR'M lMlkIseidbsI. anosur Mate soda's r.uitotbsae. TaigItId Ms Tan Credit Propose allowing bEing ld4o.pIace workers t.gd ____in ___ May, 11worwaly theesando of diudvngsd, dicqpId, V1da it. I meet a lot of people, and I'm surprised at all the out-of-town people that stop by." The stand located In a Filled-In swamp next to a county road that leads to the coast, is not exactly a hub of activity. but Kadlecik said he can tell people are driving less since gas prices have been going up. "I can see a difference In traffic on the highway," he said. "It used to take five minutes just to get out on the road, but now It's sometimes an hour before a car goes by." With traffic so light, he said it Is often an hour and a half to two hours before anyone stops at times. He sits In his van parked next to a trailer that opens up to make his stand. A large umbrella provides shade next to a wooden table that Is anchored In place. A few cars stop and buy a dollar's worth of tomatoes or beans. "I don't make much but I'm satisfied," he explained. "I didn't get rich all these years and I'm not going to start now." Kadlecik gets his produce from farmers who let him pick his own or can sell at a good price. Some of the Items he grows himself. He tries to keep his prices below what a market must charge. He knows what prices today are like and he tries to pass on savings to his customers whenever he can. "Peppers In a store cost Q cents a piece," he said, "but I sell them eight for a dollar." Being as far out in the country as he Is does tnf. h urt business at local supermarkets and the stand Is only open Tuesdays, Fridays and Saturdays. "The rest of the time I'm out trying to find stuff." He tries to get as much as he can from local farmers but for tomatoes sometimes travels to Ruskin on Florida's west coast. "I don't have to make a living out of it, but everything's sky high now and I need a little something to help.' In addition to the few dollars he makes, the stand gives Kadlecik a chance to chat with people who stop on their way to Titusville or Sanford. He was talking with some people one day who said they too were from Pennsylvania, and It turned out they lived In Pittsburgh just a few blocks from where IRAL .• WI?, the number of pas*41*ne workers Sunay, D.c. 23, !P79—IC nwf ly Small wonder that people are heated. And Herman Kahn thinks the disaffection is healthy. Yet the mood may also be risky, "Governments fall when they lose the public opinion which sodains then." Franklin Roosevelt said It during a previous U.S. mallaae. It's a prudent thing to remember as the decades chw(,. The 709 ended on such an upbeat note that every major tourist attraction In the date has made expansion plans. Mini. theme parks are cropping up everywhere. David T. Farr, STENSTROM REALTY, 2MO Park Dr., Sanford, has bow named an ERA certified real estate ipduIIst, having successfully completed an adtraining school held In recently. The training is an Integral part of ERA's National Relocation Program. "I feel fortunate to have mud the strict requirements and been recommended to take the course," Farr said. Once cer titled, the sales associate must meet continuing educational standards each ye..!, "During the program, we learn to be more responelveand sensitive to the needs and problems of famLlli' relocating across the nation; therefore, we're able to provide the special service and understandlng they need," Farr said. Evening Herald, Snford, Fl. — Mickey Mouse, meanwhile, continues to be the Pled Piper of domestic tourists and Gilbert said that the "throngs of people going to Disney helped everyone in the state because of the sheer numbers." Florida Power & Light Company has contracted for a large quantity of natural gas to help fuel its power plants as part of its effort to conserve on oil and use domestic resources as much as possible. FPL announced that on Dec. 5, it began receiving up to72 million cubic fed of natural gas per day from the Consumeii Power Company. The gas will displace between 6.000 and 12.000 barrels of oil per day, said Michael Cook, FPL's vice president for fuel resources. "We were told that pipeline capacity would most likely be available through March IN, and we hope it will be longer than that," Cook said. OURSELVES. + S - With a membership totalling 1200 and county could be upgraded to better serve 40 to 60 new members being added each the public especially in conjunction with month, the Seminole County Board of the Orlando-Winter Park MIS. Realtors is the 12th largest in the state She said that by working closely with and is the fasted growing, according to the realtors in Orange county with Boar& resldent Lawana Kish. realtors In the south part of Seminole, Ms. 1lah, an associate with Harold where some overlap occurs, everything Hall Realty In Sanford, was elected In the local market should be at the president on Dec. 8 to serve for the 1980 realtor's ftpgertlps. term. The growth seen In the south end of the Also elected were Bob Caldwell with county during the last decade isexpected CNA Realty as first vice president, Bob to spread northward and the county as a Smith with Brantley Realty as second whole is expecting a population Increase vice president. Forrest Greene of Forrest from 160,000 today to more than 250,000 Greene, Inc. was elected secretary and by 1990, according to a population treasurer Is Dick Dapore of H.D. Realty. projection, Serving as directors on the board are "Growth Is coming to Sanford,like Itor Jack Mewbiter of Jack Mewhlter Realty, not," said Ms. Kish. "State roads 436 and Al LaPder of Tara Realty, Jim Burr of 434 are already full and there's nowhere Watson Corporation, Wait Neubrander to go but Lake Mary Boulevard. meyre with CNA, and Past President Jack rushing there in leaps and bounds. Wright. Raintree and the Crossings are going great With such a large membership one of guns and Markham Woods Road is the primary goals for the upcoming year tilling up rapidly." in to thud larger quarters then tiu am In five years Ms. Kish expects the area rooms the board now occupies In the along U.S. Highway 17-92 between QIOLS'dI Plose In Longwood. Sanford and Longwood will be "wan to wall" "Weplanta build a now board office or find sa,'l'st1uctae for offices,"Whiletheareaisgrowjng,pricejfor Old Ms.. Kish. real estate and Interest rates on morlbs present offices now contain a tgages are also breaking new ground, but workroom with a cn,nplete ad of pInt buyers are still available "Interest rates books for the comity and a library where have hurt us somewhat," said Mrs. Mood" and realtors can do reaesrcii, iusi "inst not to a great extent. It is but more space is needed. more (litflcujt for a buyer to qualify than Ms. Kish, who has hold her real estate before but we try to help them with license since 1973, saId lie hoped the creative Multiple Listing Service In Seminole By creative ' financing Ms., Kish ex- plained that perhaps a uuyer cam afford a house at 15 percent, but the seller may be willing to take a second morLage and help with financing, or hold the mortgage entirely by himself. Through the FHA or VA the seller can pay the points on refinancing and let the buyer take a mortage at 11' percent. The buyer, perhaps feeling he can not afford a house, may not be aware of these possibilities unless he talks with a qualified realtor. Ms. Kish feels that counseling isa very important duty for anyone in real estate. "I talk as many people out of selling as I end up listing," she said. Many people hear about the high prices their houses can command on today's market and they think they would like to sell and take a large profit. Unless they buy it house for the same or higher price they are subject to capital gains taxes. Even if they buy another house they may end up paying more for less house than they had. "I don't want to sell a person's property without a good legal reason for me to sell it," she said. If it's not good for you, I'll tell you and find the ramifications of doing it; then if you g want to, OK , III tell you first." Just because a person has passed his real estate exams and Florida's are among the nation's toughest that does not make him a trained real estate agent, said Ms. Kish. "License schooling leaves a lot to be desired in the real estate world." - See GROWTH, Page 3C . sm 77 4P AOTI 31 , . 5' 7 r. 5_p= 7T eii ZAP + �S. 'IF 114 herald, Sanford, PP. -- 0- • •. - . .- . - * I * - .. ' Sunday, D.C. 23, 1979 Programs, Parties Planned For Weekend St. John Missionary Baptist Church Sunday School . MARVA Department wt -The r Names Of Our Sanford .!. Sunday, Dec. 23, at 11 am. Portrayed in recitations by Correspondent ' ?: :•.•• 3224411 the pre-school and In. *. mediate departments will be "We Three Kings," Andre .' Collins, Carlos and Aubronce "Celebration Of the Birth Of Smith, Christmas pantomines, Maya Good, Rena Christ," Is the theme of the •'" ' 7' and 1.atonya Thomas, solos, special Christmas Eve aer. Dr Errol Cherry and Mmvice to be held at St. Paul Sonja Thomas, and banner Missionary Baptist Church, at presentations by youth and 10 p.m. at the corner of 9th ___.- and Pine. adults. - •d&• The annual Christmas Tristan Sanders, son of Mr. dinner will be held at the close * of the presentations. The and Mrs. Harry Sanders of public le invited to attend. Fort Hood, Texas, and Mrs. Ethel Oliver Is grandson of Mr. and Mrs. - ____ ' Raymond Bellamy and Mr. * superintendent. 9 and Mrs. Robert Sanders, •7'.* Sanford, was honored on his The Amvets Post Gaines third blrthda with a , ____ 711-/ and Morgan will hold Its A h e blrthdaI'cake was annual Community Christmas for the children, great grandmother, great at Saturday, Milton. home, 510 Cypress Ave. The Those joininj In the children of the cuty are celebration were Tina Woods, invited. Willie King is Coln- Clifton Branch, Meka Harris, mander and Ruthia Hester Is KevIn Cummings, Lock president of the ladles Frison, Lakesa Howell, Tonye a Fuquay, Corey and Londa -. Ashes LaTonya Hunt, Shanta Westalde Improvement and Coretta Moore, and - •-• Association Inc. will hold Its Fradrick Haynes. Other annual community party for birthdays this month are .. •• • :. PsN by Mw'va HSISS children Sunday, at 1 p.m. at Rena Tillman and Oscar the Center on Merthie III. Wright-Baker Mr. and Mrs. J. Danforth Wright Jr. of 134 Lakeshore Drive, North Palm Beach, formerly of Sanford, announced the engagement of their daughter, Alicia Lanier Wright, to Mark Ware Baker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Baker of Seneca, S.C. Born In Sanford, Miss Wright is a graduate of Florida High School, Tallahassee, where she was In the beauty court and the mascot for the basketball and baseball teams. The tiide.elect was graduated from Florida State University In 1977 where she was a member ot Delta Delta Delta Little Sister of Sigma Oil. She Is .employed In sales at Jacobson's, North Palm Beach. Her flance, who was born In Taiwan, isa graduate of Seneca High School and Kent State University. He Is employed by the Department of Public Safety., North Palm Beach The wedding will be an event of March 7, at St. Mark's Episcopal Church, North Palm Beach. _____ I • It - , - * * _____ and 4! .% * --: •. 1".' • . * -. 1 * * • * Mr. and Mrs. Harold D. Morgan, 272 Abbott Ave., Lake Mary, announce the engagement of their daughter, Deena Kaye, to Patrick Arnold Stephen, son Of Mrs. Cecelia Faye Stephen of Orlando, and Edward W. Stephen of Port Charlotte. Born In Dayton, Ohio, the bride-elect Is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Taylor of Eustis, and Mr. and Mrs. Alton Morgan of West Carrollton, Ohio. Miss Morgan isa 1979 graduate of Seminole High School where she was member of the swim team, Flag Corps, Wreeselettes, and Basketball Stats. She Is employed by Flagship Bank of Seminole. Hff films Who Was bOm in Washington, D.C., Is a graduate of Charlotte High School, Punts Gorda, where he was Al member of the chorus and football, basketball and baseball teams. He will resume his studies at Travecca Nazarene College, Nashville, Thin, In March. He is employed as equipment Installer for Custom Installations. The wedding will be an event of March 22, at 7:30 Pm., at the First Church of the Nasaren., Sanford. Fir Louise * a L" AMIES PONSOR ROOM :jL Phyllis Martin, standing from left, and Eloise Met:, members of the Amles Club, presented bedspreads, sheets and rugs to Beatrice Green, seated, from left, and Delia Smith, both residents of the Good Samaritan Home. The club sponsors the room the two women occupy. ES BON orn5 Children of the community Merry Christmas and may are invited to share and enjoy God bless each of you at this this annual party. blessed season. .. H e *i Mr. and Mrs. Sidney L. Smith, 132$ Forest Drive, stand with the "Garden of the Month" plaque which was placed on their grounds by the Central Circle of the Garden Club of Sanford Inc. According to Mrs. George Chapman, the circle selected the home rne because "they have done a rnrvelons .1 ,,.. -- * . . Morgan-Stephen GARDEN OF THE MONTH * Despair Pair WhoWantDaughter DEAR ABBY: I need an objective view of a cornobjective husband andlrecently had our second child - a healthy baby boy. We wanted i little girl because we already had a boy, so, of course, we were T)9 disappointed. proble!n.My vim .wt OP ThC'I really jJ vw w ,. •.. •. _ • and forgiving. I also prayed to God for strength and forgiveness. Now I can sleep nights. Thank you Mom, Dad, my ____ fiance, and God. And think you, Abby, for listening. ALSO LEARNED - 1. --- --A DEAR LEARNED: And you for uia'g yeseg DEAR AMY: Thelitter StMUnI.SItrmUbis we th* best areenoughfeUm T'' from a j but maybe later an, If we still who thought the had VD has DEAR ABBY We the .1. i want a third, he'd consider It. nn Jthis letter. She said participants of the kind Beach * U I ••* • . Ill *1 T. -* LU IRU UiV sHammse t. vieesst WVU£ 30 an she 5%jf4 in 5ØfI, for Senior Day Center, feel as you 2 have • • ,.• I..afertilityproblern which gets weeks, then finally decided to do that flowers should be . -• worn u time goes on, .oI tell ber mother, even though . given to the living. Wethink think lf we're going to try for a her sad she was this poem expresses our glrlwe'dbstterdoitnow. tell 21 Yoors And 35,000 Bottl.s Lat.r "Iwouldratherhaveallttle Alaofguringurdeclalon wrOtetosaytbattelljng In . is the fact that my husband mother was the wisest rose from the garden of a friend, and I are both extremely till decision she ever made, bly story Is a little different. Thanflowet strownaround, &W quits plain-looking — an hom* — and it we .. rm In I"ear-old W who my a" 00 my 6" 00 0 mat and. to be" a daughter arid do was into &W ad am I" June I diacov,,.d I wasI would rather have a living Inherited our word ph7IJ ____ _____ty. *a, wilier of proper fenc, with them," says Mr. longer In use today. By also. When he found that he featiras it would break my pregnant. I was scoredam smile from one I know Is true,. three bididings Man. miss1 to aesesp. Than tears shed 'round my reading the codes on the could net do them both, he heart. ERA and Women's Ub confused, but I told my .d1$.r'ia.ekld of "The ding an the lot, a hoa.,.a tool yam ago It was against the bottoms of the bottles, Mr. - tried to sell the property to not withstanding, a woman PS*L Not only did I to Casket when this world I bid Be-ss, IAe 9 7 0* Sled, aDd I barbecue grill law to take bottle, from their Sandberg can tall which Sandberg for the same price makes It or breaks it an her them about being pregnant, I adieu. ISleS .n.,A seder, shed, all give the Impromlori piaceof adreseretiwnin told them about the dns, Bring me all the flowers t& iooi Ii. bOught o,. she to the of Mr. ad of an orderly mess. any way. lies, drinking etc. They were today whether pink or white who distributw than what Sadberg felt he bad DO Mrs. L L1s,MS The lawn ispsrtectIyka Please help ma make the hurt and opsot but their or red, Eric lwulberg asked alow was Inth,m,andh, old thq need for the property at that adIsy Tesvaee, L.aigw.ed. Banana trees rustle by , e , right declk'r. My heart says main concern was my he I would rather have one turned -- Its" psifess wIlk waters edge. angstrees going to do with the boUles 10 hay, one more child, bit welfare, ci.ciuie to ha,ean blossom now then a truckload There bottle, of iç to 40 down. "I'd be a Daue U01MM ad phei to grow further op on the lit, and would be illegal. my head says forget I. abortion. It was MY decision. when I am dead." • yws.old which once coo- today 0 I'd it." .'— '—' jor iw M3' Main and I wet away r Along''i' They they saw no inlaid everything from lidle a bartender siuuil*rg • People. Ip.yebekgy) from the road to the iis a harm In It sinc, the mouths cww"w whiskey to Cuban saw arid g DEAR C.: UsIa. Is year for a little while afterwarde to PARTICIPANTS y thing an - wet side of wall - a l COW- and necks of the bottles were nn to EMM Ndch Eric new many fi help ma forgot. While I was _ghts, rawhad bead. If you'd be DEAR PARTICIPANTL Lake Brantley, Eric lied. piatelyof glass bottles. - going to be placid In cement. maw, laugiw, With a tall, plain-leaking away I met and fell In love V' these many fights, arid washed a for a psom whom. berg a • a—' ill yems wx 'But I've really gut 1I,ISS of bees,, rd of blood off of my guys," ('via - homely) daughter, With I wooditfUl )'OUng alan. Oulker speaks for may. Bees 7$.y.arcldwwlng a 14hirt this wall, explalni Mr oftsi.ss agahut me," -"ii.. ,, I was honest with 1dm, and he aye., it there how who un tomory,." Suaajg remarks, 'int a you'd be wise is . and bomMe hor Mr. Simerg. was understanding loving write it? He says it took "a lot of pod etnurt anym. sees, git1y works I. dig a 30$ fit lag end Contain. Th bottles are Ut In eg," hems parts of Ninityolneparoit of the twoloit wooden paM thet or I$.JSS -br*tiet concrete on a concrete the wall take as-" bees Imbedded in his simbori was a bartender foundation. Down by Lake ib the Ifir caand iiWthat 1 Percent twii backyard for years. Lying on foe 311' years and would bring Brurtliy, the fowuia4kn and obas of a* b@Wu; other kill '" of ground Is one posts the bottle, hems. "ft was thebittk.arsisklnglntothe $aces have noniflarialau.Mmdbn do dug his own MradydegopandtheboleIt right after the war and gromid, but fUthsropanthe 'ftijii all IFy casallrtohis backyard. made rsoosud. building materials were property, the wall Made U myself," an lundberg 'I'd usedibessadbodugetafthe jiem is an air ofscares,ad I was thilift 08 goout and wo,kes* when l cad to mix with the coma psacofulama and quiet wIwasgsasdiWIththM lliwale,teiivthr ---k was mad at my vVe. I took Iii Me bottled vii afltids about lundberg's. pile it bottles, as I my -itquettiMlieswMcb -ntlaecnsomspartsts $erg "Vi th when on others" builders started _putting The - a i, it the wall to .di,Mee. the ckiet to the water Is made water low , is lbs lake -; -. bw - - Lake (flu * Wall On Of i9nd earth à_ j ., . ate u wa l made - bellies were M - mfflLinfre "U -, Wa - at • ei.hhly with beer bottles. - • •.• -• -• - - .- • -- -,p. - asiW. he eSergsd the adL 7* r-g1 *_UL -- -- . 1. 1 - I __ ib — : add Is tI,- 1•' -- - _ ._!pI The "Ho, Ho, Ho Season" Is in full swing. It's "Oh, Oh, Oh, another party. And No, No, No, Thank you regretfully to all those beautiful luscious high caloric foods and beverages. But what fun for the season's party people. The more and the busier the better. Footnote: Wouldn't It be great if some of the cheer and activity of the Christmas season could spill over Into say, July and August? Parties have been on the rampage. There have been many private events that the host host and hostess simply wanted to keep that way private. The Cordova Drive home of Martha and Ned Yancey was - - . . - — . -• . . - - 4: • • -. • L-,-$e-4 V4-e V Vi FROM ALL OF US AT . GYMNASTS GO - The Sanford Gymnastics Association presented a show at the Sanford Salvation Army building. According to a spokesman, Coach Gene Petty's gymnasts performed well to a crowd of 300. New members are welcome. For Information, call Ross Robert, 322-1242. LOOP.DE.THRU PANTRY PRIDE- • 015 '•I•y ALL ITEMS a PRICES GOOD THRU MONDAY, DEC. 24. 1979. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED. MENT INSPECTED S. _j - YOUNG TURKEYS Ruth and William Wi"&. ...Produce Stand Ceitlaed From Page 1C Kadkdk lived. They lived in Geneva now and the woman's name was Mine ekora. Kadlecik said hiswife's name Is Anne aid her maiden nam, was Sekora. The families did not know each other who they lived In Ptttibirgh, were not related, but now they are the best it friends and visit often. Another car Mopped. The man was surprised at the low prices and bought some extra fruit for the neighbors, than he and Kadlecik esehwged a few plsesaitrles. After he left Kadleclk straightened out his produce andssidonsomedayihsdoesnolsellmuchardhe jet ads In his chair. "I could è the some thing at hems," he said, "bit at leitit ben lcer watch the cariaid people itopan her 11M DRUMSTICKS POTATOES 69 LB 10 LB BAG AGAR'S ,. CANNED . LB. CAN $ 129 GEORGIA RED ' • SWIMET HAMS $498 TO INDICATE WHEN DONE 16 LBS & UP c LB 9 WITH AUTOMATIC POP-UP TIMER POTATOES 900 * LBS . 5 LB CAN...... $798 PICK YOUR OWN! - Bonnie Wieboldi Robbini . BAKING QUICK FROZEN BASTED SHANK CUT and her Navy officer husband, Dmfld,breezedinfrvrntlre Connecticut cold to spend the holidays with her ponds, TURKEY TRAY PACK BROAD BREASTED r — " U.S. NO. 1 IDAHO - U. S. D. A. GRADE "A" Fowls,, dpugtftr of Richard and Jean Fowler. Debbie has been a good friend and neighbor of Mary Neal Tucker (now, Mrs. Dudley Cole Reynokli) for yesri. And Debbie was one of the bridesmaids In her wedding. But somehow, he was omitted from the list of attendants. I personally assume the responsibility for the error. Sorry, Debbie. _ ___ ._.€& - FARMER GRAY Our apologies to toomos."Ioapectagsed Par. l'pM good Aw1 er bead 9 we work tgihr, we'll heess good "W-11 TON Maw ...' ---------- — cMc ars, oft said lMa,s it. fairs. The Board ala hbMN OF prqarty rWts .i ad the GidØm light to ma amid mepsuty. • - -- — - '. • ; Earl and Alme HIgginbothain were hosts at a gala Christmas dinner party at Holiday Inn an the lakefront for their employees his, Chevron CO. hers, Alone's Fashions and Beauty Shop. All the employees and their guests were entertained with cocktails and dinner In a festive, genial holiday setting. By the way, Alene and Earl, took In Reno recently for the second time as guests of MGM. Alone was enthralled with "Hello, Hollywood, Hello," the multi-million dollar show there. They visited Virginia City, Lake Tahoe and took In a bailgame In San Francisco. that all real itats ides pespis maatkndto keep abroad of now laws, egprsia, In oitIcks ad hew they will Utthe seller. mi Board has 30 dieWit conliniftes er d - - ___ s. Va. Im is • Highlighting the evening was the arrival of Santa Claus In full dress bearing gifts to the dancers from their board member "angel" sponsors. — the - Directors. and Eloise Collins. Glittering decorations decked every nook and cranny and a potpourri of WAY munchlbles and finger foods were served from a beautifully appointed table capturing the holiday motif. Everybody seemed to be having a real good time. The hosts catered their own food and one guest was heard to comment, "I never saw so much delicious food. Who on earth catered It?" Perhaps the most high fashion and unusual looking guest was Bonnie Schumacher. Bonnie arrived on the scene wearing an after-five jump. suit with her dark hair Into tiny "plgtails" all over her head --strictly —strictly New York. But then, Bonnie has always had a flair for the unusual. Keeping the trays and platters in the roles of K.P. duty were Kitty West and Jan Cowlay, who did a good lob assisting e host Across town in Paóla, another party was in ogress an the same The home of Edith and David R..McNeIll Jr. was the festive setting of party given by the Board it Directors of the American Car or Society, SrithioIe County Unit. The event at the lovely borne was to say "thank you". to people who have been " most "to the society. A tiny reindeer off his course told us that Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth (Annette) Wing never did make the party. He spotted them wandering aruidIn the forelgnPaoia country 1OM Board members hosting the event with the McNeills were Shirley Perlera, president, DWI WE WISH YOU ALL A Guests were the emnpany. dancers, their parents and members of the BGS Board of the setting for a gala holiday party for more than loo guatL CO-hosting the event were Dorothy and Doc McReynolds The board has set de tomb w1dr M& Jon * holes will be aid for pei,s.es. haenIsari are ode - • and her husband George; Dr. and Mrs. Gonzalo (Shirley) Huaznan, Dr. and Mrs. Frank Mrs. J.H. Truluck; and aunt (Jean) Clontz, Connie and theirs and a longtime friend of and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. J. Charles Fox; Iren e and Roy the Sanford COflUflinhitY. McKay Truluck for the Brown, Carol and Bill Kit. holidays. clthoff and Barbara and Torn According to Dotty Madalyn will accompany Hunt. Walasek, Parents Without her daughter and son back to Partners (PWP) Is a "great her home In California. alifornia The Ballet Guild of SanfordSeminole Auxiliary en• tertalned at a Christmas party at the home of Holly Kurlmal on Loch Arbor Court. - th ;••• For Alice and Dan Wright visit organization" for singles. their former hometown quite The DeLand-Sanford frequently since he has Chapter is interested in new business interests here. They members. For information have bow living in North call Dotty,66&=, DeBary; Palm Beach where Dan or Mike Rowell, 3224655. retired after his Involvement In state government and other enterpriseL Dalynn Kay Scott and Lee cou or California will be They were In town this week eir mother, Madalyn joiningth to attend the funeral of Mr. gra ndparents, Mr. and E.C. Harper Sr., a friend f et'—dFieaPngUC a bid sImrIIS$ onsisay*Iugá,L - -- •.. ••-•• _m=0101110 hon ad Mad maid And No ___ ,4:9;:•. ___ Sandey, Dec. 23, 1f7-.3C People Of Season ...Growth wai1thatIsopis.Thwelaa Via pod -. old b,$je,, 1ItOMPr Wmas usubr Slut glmae at beVlesdsaeepattothe low vor-advortist" I hs1I his on Imdbug ala a m bm Is vies as kd zZommall -, 11110 wdkm 1111 me ftv" "16 a am there is rks*.lirm, - pS I.Ilm offingshms. ladheeg's tool ibid Is Iheretoabsa Ibis toths doll ididthmemoilssof ..th, at Pose , fe shemaside '1 Ink to essihe, ahi.1did 1000 team. m Ertodbsrgurststo do t.ad.**ysm OeiNs.V Bask of World . Oh to agar vWw • I . Bis mail was no ;a.rdmin*siace tbwgdnA W114 on do ¶ herm A Thebserhittles ware pates 'vjr wuhii4 Thdey, he Is either aide it the e _ra; the ea1g the mail ad 11100111 00 Party • s ts, re .- It S Evsn1nH.rald Sanford Fl. '-', In And Around Sanford ' SMOKED HAMS HOOD OR TROPICANA PURE FLORIDA ORANGE JUICf ALL PURPOSE FRESH YELLOW ONIONS 3 'lOc FLORIDA TANGERINES & $100 so �I I S 4C-Ev.nIM Herald, San", Fl. I - - I - 1. Sunday, Dec. U, im Adventist Methodist :: THU SEVENTH-DAY ::: Wo"p Service Wednesday NIgM : 7:11p.m. nr II 11 HOPE THE l'' ,JJ OUR COMMU Assembly Of God c.. : 5Ljaii ci i 000 he A o 0000 t Wi __ 1. .. . :: Baptist . $VI4aykRSsI 'h:lSsm. Worship Service 1111a.m. 7:11p.m. 7:11p.m. Evening Service Wed. Prays,$s,y. Catholic Congregational 7I$y..$aiifs, CONORISATIONAI. CNIISTIANCHURCH SIll S. Put A ve. •iiiiLiljjWiUUliIUjiUj1UjiUUllI iirruiinniInrrNiirultmiiiIrrr IIIU]IIUFIU•Il1 llmlIIIIllIh ISUhi 1'UHllWTfl Pr.PeflrMltclisII A$$t.P51?If Sat. vigil mass 7:11p.m. Sun. Mass Ia.m..II:3I$llns.q, Co,Wesslses,S.t. 4 1147p.m. _w_ _ _____ 1IT1F1(11ui; OrthRdAw :45s.m. II CIlvrcI'TrahWng Evening Werslilp Wed. Prayr$ecv. Y '1 Pr. William Iwo CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH 1311 Oak Ave., Sanford 822-11014 Pt5411 Smith P11* Sunday Sdi.M Minis Wsrsiii a Ii1iL.1. 7:11p.m. 7:11p.m. OUR LADYQUIEN OF PEACE ___ Orthodox CaIMIIs Ctiwd, Holding $ervlcu in The Peace Claps of Holy Cress Upiscipli COUNTRYSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH Country Club had, Lake Msry Avery MI.ans Pasts, Swnday$d,.ei 7:41a.m. Prsactilng&WsrsJiiping 11:41 am. mime study 4:31p.m. Sharing a Proclaiming 7:31p.m. Wed.Prayer Msef 7:11p.m. I 111111 II1I1J.JII1JI1 P1HhIUNJAJI 1611 5. Sanford Ave. Rev. David Ma Sunday School Minister :418.m. 11:11a.m. 7:11p.m. Wed. Service Pastor j.I;. 11:11a.m. 11:11a.m. Evening Service I Old Truths for a New Day ! SANPORD CNN I$TIANCHURCH I31 MUller SwidaySdisel 1:11a.m. 11:11a.m. 7:11p.m. 7:11p.m. Worship Service Evening service Prayer Meetlng Wed. .- - - - II. - • - RV. Ralph l.Lu • . - Worship kelly Idsef owe" (sums) Nov. AM 1. Kedmik Vellie$freel Sunday Serv i ce 11:11a.m. .d--. ' 11:11a.m. 7:11p.m. W 7:11p.m. - ____ Tutffmmay • esc.p, Candlelight Chorale 7:11pin. 7:11p.m. The Congregational Christian Church, 2401 South Park Avenue, Sanford, will celebrate Christ's birth at a Candlelight-Chorale-Communion service, Monday at 7:30 p.m. Pastor Fred Neal's communion meditation will be "Surprised By Joy." Rev. Edmond L. Weber will be the pulpit associate. • • RAVUNNAPAIK SAPTIST CHURCH 5743 Csuntry Cl*Rssd H.,. Lasnla lileist Paehr 7:41a.m. 11:11a.m. 4:11p.m. 731p.m. Preyer Ileslaglneups 7:11p.m. Nersary PrIINIIInIII Sirslass CNII$TUNITIS MIT$IOOl$T CHURCH • ._- r • A • • I CHURCH OP AGO 50W$$rssl Pami SIgN service • I I_ • Sodely 1i 'Down From His Glory' : 5.0. v:11p.a. Yeallwe! "Down From His Glory" a cantata by John Peterson will be presented by the Central Baptist church choir on Dec. 23 at 7p.m. Solos will be by Mrs. Pat Ferguson, Mrs. Debe Minter, Dick Rausottom, Gary B?au and Glenn Welborn. Narration will be by Ralph Jensen. 1:11p.m. UPSALAPIE$IYTIIIANCHURCH hiudsy Subsal FIRST UNITID • Sunday Matthew 3:7-10 1 . I - - Monday Isaiah 55:6.9 Tuesday Luke 19:41-44 Wednesday Luke 18:9.13 Thursday Psalms 6:1-4 Friday Psalms 32:1.5 417 Pens Ave. _________ Saturday Psalms 13(3:1.4 i.m. snft NWIIrY Pre,idsd MN? $ll51$ kdi7 7:115.0. 17:111.0. Live Nativity Scene WINTIIIP*INSS 9:418* P504!? NI Sipper • flnlpS5fltCl MIT1IOSI$TCIIVIC$ -- 7:31p.m. Y.P.U.WsI. ,_. - . I.: ps, Nov. 0.K.SinISr III? Cesnlry Club I Upsala Rd. Scr*1,n sefeclsd by Thi Amsnc, - YOUR CHURCH 41 ?I pan WEEK LpSrdi 1du11 ..WiflhIp MYFMMIMMI. 7:11a.m. ave.WInilip $11 te4 San. Is*". W_ 11y WiIMN Prsysr Snip Church Of God IN THIS SPACE FOR PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH WhIr Ave.. tale Miry Rev. Relent W. MMIsr I ,. Christmas Eve Service Ascension Lutheran Church of Cuaelberry will celebrate avl54msn Eva wflh lftnuad Qeniatmas Eva Cw RJ`Y%~ ' C=, W' Peow Services at 7 and 9 p.m. according to the pastor, Rev. PRsssUI.1e41 Gerald W. Seaman. Lwnlziiries will light the sidewalks of g5Ie = church the church prior to the services. IhIl Lin. Morning WsrilIp NWWY On Christmas Day, the congregation will celebrate the birth of Christ with a 10 am. Christmas Day Service. m• LAKE MARY UNITED Nov. A.P. eleven TP1*SF$VS,I04SUIU*IN Plater lumduy$llsj :4le.m. Manil.11*Nnillp 11:11a.m. • ..- • YOU CAN FUTURE 11:11a.m. Tussisy all Wi -iids 7:11p.m. ___ 11:11a.m. 4:31p.m. i 'n f, • I _____ I::lI:.rn. PuS? PRESIBYTNRIAN CHURCH 111488.0. ]4IflUL -. Sunday = • E7 91148. 6"1111 .. - •I - ____ Church Of Christ inhspandentMisslenary CHUICNOPCHRI$T lilt Part Avenue Prod a" Evangelist 5*45 Studs 11:118.0. Morning WsrsMp 11:11a.m. EvenIng Sirvici 4:11p.M. Ladles 5*4. Wadnss.lsy 11:11am W.dnaidaylllleC*ass 7:31p.M. Hwy. 17.711 Lake Mary 11,4. MITHMSTCHURCH •. MI ________ Wed. Prayer I liSle Itvdy 7:11p.m. COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Msrnleg Wsrslip •• leIp.m. -• Pr.sbyt.rian Post" aL 7:410.m. Wr.'.Praysnlsrv$cs Minislir 15:115.m. 7:11p.m. Evening Worship Tuesday Evening You, PilgIS Thursday Evening SIMs Study -- . • Evening Weisbip Rsnaldlemkardl MirningWers$p KIMS,WlS* *J4i 11015 ici. "OTISTCHU Sandsyldissi CHURCHOPSANPOID 14* St. Mad MagnellaAys. softy School 7:41a.m. Wenl $srvlels I:1111l:Nsm. We ma1sSs4n a Christian $1 7:31p.m. PALMTTOAVSNUI Sunday 7:11p.m. FIRST PENTECOSTAL ST. LUKE'S LUTHERAN CHURCH •• 1231 CshigesrsrsM.e$ing Sunday 4:11p.m. 11:11a.m. 7:11a.m. Nirssry PII1TCHURCHOFCHIIST 1CIINT1$T,OILTONA liscam :410.m. 1I:11s.m. 4:11p.m. _____ $4011111 wed. SilIsStWy pe .1a.axasiods"Ied. Paste, Wnft music, "Come On, Ring These Bells," "Go Tell It on the Mountain" and "God Gave the Song" will be sung by Terry and Colette Clark, the church's Minister of Music and his wife. The Church Choir will sing, "Carol of the Bells" and" O Holy Night" will be sung by Shirley Ryan. A piano and organ duet will be rendered by Cathy Cownato and Robin Hodges. Rv. Jay T. Cosniato will read selected scripture passages and tell the children a Christmas story, "The First Christmas." A candlelighting ceremony will conclude the service CHURCHOPLONQW000 11I7orlandsDr.I7.e$ (Lvllsra.C*,s,cliaAme,Ica) - the sanctuary of the First Baptist Church, Sanford. Special MlOrangsltr.s,,L.engws54 Rev. U. Ruth Grant Paste, SuelsyIdsel 11:11a.m. Wsrlliplwon 11:11a.m. kladsrgsr$ss and Nirsary 000SHIPHEID LUTHIIRANCHUICN • 1f A Christmas Eve Vesper Service is planned for six p.m. in Pentecostal 7di d" - , P5SISI TV "This ls TOO Ll$V Now.Blow A. •vuls" I iIh iflL' Christmas Eve Vespers FIRST PENTECOSTAL - LONGWOOD MsrnlngWsnlip Clircl Training Evening WwsIlp Wednesday Evening Prayer $iics :4Sa.m. 11:08.M. 4:11p.m. Iva.geIIsI Service 7:11p.m. Mid well Service (Wed.) 7:11p.m. Nursary Previded fir all Sirvlc.s Youth HOW LUTHIRANCHURCHOP If Christian Science (Southern) Rsv.Jamss W. Hammock Sunday School Suelayldisel MiflWRg Wsr5$slp uUuuItCfl L ut heran 1w I - FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Coe. Church A". A Grant St. 21181 $aefsrd Ave. - .. - • 7:11p.m. 11:11a.m. Isv. ReSin Ilnil L JseJ5$wsan LAKE MANY BAPTIST MISSION ll4 Lakeview,Lake Mary Rev. Jim Hvilsei Paster Sundaytdeet 7:410.m. WitilIptervics 11:11a.m. Evening Worship 7:11p.m. Wid.Prays,Serv. 7:11p.m. Nursery Provided - 7:91 P.M. Marwr rpe,. Messiah Lutheran Church, 510 N. Highway 17-92, Casselberry, will celebrate Christmas with the following services Sunday at 7:30 p.m. The entire Sunday School will present a program titled "God's Gifts Under the tree". On Christmas Eve, at 11 p.m. they will have a candlelight service with Holy Communion. Carols will be sung and the choir will sing excerpts from "The King of Love" by Rodger Wader. PIRSTCHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Meeting of *1Mev Sags. Elementary Sundsyhclesl 11:11a.m. Il'• . 11310p.m. Wednesday Service Eve. Worship WINTER $P6$. COMMUNITY IVANUUCAI. COIISRISATIONAL Worship God's 'Gifts Under The Tree LAKE MARY CHURCH .IIIi5NAZAUINU 0Y$tSl 1.515 An. Lake Mary Nov. I.L. Wages,,Pastor Swi4WsnNp 11:11a.m. Worship hirvics 11:11am Eva ngelical VImNI Congrega tional5 ongrgau LIIII 11W •1i 'IMUJILUILIJII • . 1: 31 P.M. Mid-W.eSSsov.(W.d.) rIW1lHhIvRIwI1IuiI1Iufflnl JUJIIJUIJLPJUULILWIIIllhIi1 - Plow 91458.m, 1141am pin. MWW"k service - FIRST CHRISTIAN DI$CIPLISOPCHRIST . '.... Evening ---. IWNIlIlNI!JIllJIfl Christian Morning Worship CSirc*$clssl I11IIMI11l1llI1I11FIIIIT1Illflh1flh1II . - I JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 1411 West First $t-sel 1llSti NilyCsmmvalea • M-96" FIRST BAPTIST CHLIRCH 5I Park Avenue, tanNed Dr. Jay T.Cesinafs Past., Sunday kSeeI 7:41 am. Morning Worship 11:11a.m. ClurctiTrabilpig 4:11p.m. Evening Wennip 7:11p.m. Wad. Prays, Service 4131p.M. JIIIIIIhFI1IIII I ' Confession I5$sre Mass or by AppI. PrIiIt. Father DIsmasManse Nursery Provided Sunday Sct,sei Morning Service At Green Sunday - Is lads, 1:11a.m. 11:11a.m. 11:11a.m. 11:11a.m. NelyCsmmesMn Nify Comm gift to a favorite charity or church project In the manger In the church. The chancel choir will sing "How Beautiful Upon The Mountains" and "Glory to God." The Christmas Sermon will be given by Rev. Brette Sanford. The traditional Christmas Eve Candlelight Service will be held In the sanctuary of the First United Methodist Church of Sanford on Monday at 7 p.m. The Youth and Chancel Choirs will combine In singing Christmas numbers and-the pastor, Rev. Leo F. King, will bring a meditation. The service will close with the candle lighting. CHURCH OF THE NAZAMBNIB 1338p.m. NOLYCROSS ps, The Isv. Lire, 0. Sips, IJLUUUIUUIIUiIUIiUtllhli ii•iiiiiii[LIU The First United Methodist Church of Sanford is celebrating Its annual March to the Manger In the morning services this Sunday. The congregation will place a money LAKIMONR0I 1:L1hi: Episcopal - ItthIMageelia Traditional Latin Mass $wl.t1:11 Rosary Walk In The Park IeIIswsd SihlidIcUseWsd.at 7:11p.m. YffiPsIIswsNp 1:80 P.M. Dbms, fifliwlag krvlcs every ill *54. MI 1111111 - a Prayer Nazarene - W IV II I A live Nativity scene will be presented in front of Good Shepherd Lutheran Church 2917 Orlando Drive. On Saturday and Sunday December Th*d and 23rd, young people will psxticipste from 6:30 6:30 p.m. In addition to the cantllellgtitlng ceremony, Holy Communion will also be celebrated, according to the pastor, Rev. Ralph L Lwnan. __Church ery ____tlel hinds, WsneliO ____Il:11s.m. 4:11p.m. Nursery Prevldad - Th. Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible Old Fashioned Christmas • I,.L .1 1. ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Fl.. Howard H. Hodges and Staff . ov ayv • - DE GULF SERVICE of Sanford and Employees . • ____ • pens -- . 1"o-w- 0 li --, of" Im , ø W. isis I. $5flf4 . . . SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. Jerry & Ed. Sinkarik and Employees • O I . =_ ao ill" lHu .S0rsiuf O r0S C*,SSSS* Iean__S . • • • Ikl& in IL..0 a.. 11 C.*.. Ill lIMe 11. en Mel cms.s. _ ?a" es"M 0AV &VANOTIST l li _______ • -81- 01- 11Eunsb Maau Durub. wv. ess. For" Pon __ _________ __ r 4.7$ 1 L .vw I*adIlsft1°II Dwd. 1311 Mmu'uuIl& •a.flU . • • sow EW& ,, *0. • • 0.1, ' DI, S. $au *ve. I. . n' 1u1 54* 11.. 0184100111100 , - ILabe mmu Wet, we W. &Iwo" • es mu....., n I • . ___l emm _a _,-- i ft mm or. __ 1S.. 11. _ • % Angels 4Of The Choir of (luspwi1y (%i''ei . United Methodist chlro r-fl0I.1, wW Iesunt a emma by Von :ftopmg 'lbs fti ii lbs Arnie.", at the 9:19 and 11 1am swdm soft " ft ft &Moen erof $a.ii*m .itheàset$su of the minid Ed WOW. by the 'II d Dell Choir. . will be ks.d at Men's Prayer Fellowship - so Mum's Now reiisw of First 1M Cherth of llSa wi hey. - guest ayDemday at 0 a.m., Rev. im. J. Haul.., pider of Fart lii B1st Church, __ __ " 1110 -wo m. ___ OL -[WAM By DAVID E. ANDERSON UPI Religion Writer "For we have seen his star in the East and have come to worship him" Matthew 2:2. Since the birth of Jesus, the story and mystery of the Magi's star has fascinated the world, Inspiring poets and artists but mystifying theologians and scientists, The story of the star and the visit of the Wise Men to the new born Jesus is told only in Matthew and little real Information is given, But ft has been enough to fuel speculation for generation upon generation. For the believer, no explanation Is needed for the powerful story the Image of the three Kings and their gifts of gold, frankincense and myrrh lives on vividly in the carols sung and the stories told each year as Christians prepare to celebrate Christmas. They have endured and no ammount of historical debunking is going to change that. And Increasingly, it seems that scientists are becoming more and more convinced that there Is no case for debunking. Most recently, the noted British astronomer Dr. David Hughes has published a 200-page study, "The Star of Bethlehem," (Walker Publishing) which he significantly sub- titles: "An astronomer's confirmatlon." Hughes suggests three possible explanations for the star: -it was an actual physical object, explicable by scientific law. -It was a miracle, an Invention of God for his own purpose. -It was a literary invention used to convince Matthew's audience Jesus was the true Messiah. "I am convinced that the first of these three explanations is the correct one," Hughes writes. The miracle argument, he says, Is theologically weak because it calls for a miracle when none is needed and the literary argument Is also unacceptable. "Far from being just a figment of Matthew's Imagination or an in. vention to tie in with old legends and an embellishment to make the birth of Jesus seemingly more important," says Hughes, "Matthew's nativity reads like a simple tale well told." Hughes investigates the whole range of history, legend, astrology as well as astronomical occurences in his pursuit to explain the star of Bethlehem and he concludes, as have other astronomers before him, that the star was In all probability a "series of conjunctions, the apparent coming together in the sky and the accompanying risings and - - - - ' L sta Joy lathe World at 7:19 p.m. Smday. settings, of the major planets Jupiter and Saturn." Such a conclusion, he said, was not new and can be dated beck some 700 years, but "the movements of Saturn and Jupiter In Pisces fit the large majority of facts." This explanation, he added, also discounts some more recent speculation that the star was a nova, comet or fireball. "it was long-lasting," he said, "long enough to be seen when the Magi were in their own country, while they were on the journey and on the final leg from Jerusalem to Bethlehem." Historically, he added, it occurred at the right time, in 7 B.C. "And finally, even though it was an extremely significant event to a trained astrologer, In reality It consisted of two perfectly normal planets moving as usual along their ordained celestial paths," Hughes said. "This is why Herod and the people of Jerusalem could easily miss Its significance." Hughes also takes all the historical and scientific facts to try to make an educated guess on when precisely Jesus was born, cautioning, however, that it Is "stretching the evidence." Nevertheless, he offers the date of Tuesday, Sept. 15,7 BC, as the most likely. .• / • •\ , - * I 1 • 1 /%. , • - • - • ' " ' - Parent Grappl es W ,10- th Grief QUESTION: My only son personal experience that the Bible about heaven and died two months ago after a there are no easy answers. the resurrection. I think this is brief Illness and It seems like I But I believe some of the one of the things that helped have stopped living too. One things my darling wife Evelyn me most. When you have consolation I have had suring shared In a little booklet, A someone in heaven, yoq want this period Is that he was a Coping With Grief", will to know more about what's Christian, but the loss is still communicate to you the going on there. I thought I' almost unbearable. I know comfort that God has given already knew a lot about you'll understand what I'm us. It dab with the period of heaven, but when I started going through, and I hope you grieving and healing that took this study I realized I had a lot ...t..a Can LL WV M1WLIUI5 I IVU U0 Ulu plau '" °" place - Peace Is An Uphill Battle ' - ._ ... . -- - 'S ' W Live Nativity at Lake Buena Vista Moravian Lovefeast Tradition Observed; "First, I read the last two beautiful piece. People aren't that 1fl help me endure this that took the lives of our ''wths 'W. dauger Rabsecs and her chapters of the book of lust sitting around doing ANSWER: Coping with the husband Marshall. Evelyn Revelation In the New nothing. They're busy, they're death of a loved ms Is one of writes: Testament. They tell about happy, they're eating, and the greatest challenges of a "Alnst Immediately after the City of God-the New they're doing things. person's life. I know from the accident I began to study Jerusalem. I tell you, it's a "How do I know? Because Jesus did a lot of things after His resurrection. He ate with the disciples, and He kept himself In circulation. I found Oh.l lhap*'. h,.,Innu In rr ..Lake 2:12-14 Am iofilraly there Was heaven. There's'no sadness, with the angels a maltitede of the heavenly no pain, none-of the things we beets prthlig God, and saying Glory to God go through here. And that In the gbest, and on earth peace, good will helped. It helped me get past the bitterness I might have There Is an Interesting Greek legend on a had, the grief that could have minor god, Sisyphus, who, having provoked torn me apart, the depression the wrath of other gods was condemned to roll that could have kept me down. eep h a hugs stone up a st il l, aid each time It sinqu was Almost secure at Him t,i ha rn.lA L.a* auiv aic ou 1110"y we will continue to have both personal and scriptureg that have brought hisgrip and the stone would crash to the 5bottom, and Sisyphus would have to repeat universal unrest. comfort and peace and the process all over again. Intangibles such as love, peace, joy, and assurance to me. One of them This was his punishment-to continue that hope are not achieved by education or is John 14:19, "Bemuse llive. futile, tedious process again and again legislation. The message of the angelic hod of ye shall live also."Iknow that nearly 2,000 years ago Is still relevant to our Rebecca and Mareliall are not throughout eternity, In a ilke manner, mortal man, through the needs and problems today. dead. They are alive, centuries, has successively and painfully During the Christmas season many people "The more I read God's rolled civilization up toward ft light of a riew pay lip service to Christ bY attending church Work, talk to Him, and allow and g g the great hymns f day, only to lose his grasp and have It dashed '' sin in Him to talk back to me, the back into the abyss of broken dreams. But mere Up service Is not eno* Then more my grief subsides. n nitbeaslncere, honed conmmlttmenttothe On a few occadons in history, the dawn t ssdv in he alw'urivi aialn antS aaain (ir1E In ---•--(rtmai . .ma'l i i..,. It is my 'aver and - If J -- hnna that something Evelyn has pesos. by man's greed, his knit for power, and his My dream for the coming year Is that we said will touch you wtiere you lapse Into An, aelfltineu, and dark stupidity. this Christmas when many People would ensonally and collectively forsake are right now and give you will be talking about peace, we are faced with sin, selfishness, end self aredueu and put renewed faith and hope, peace such problems as the threat of war, moral Christ and His teachings back Into our lives, and joy. To receive a copy of our churches, our halls of government, our her booklet, "Coping With decay, social deterioration; and In light of these problems It Is easy to become cynicalschools,and our homes. Grief", simply write ak Then the message of peace on earth and for It. U's free and critical In our search for peace. without We have made the fatalmlstaksoftryjngto pod will among man would become reality, obligation. My address is: .'1sip.wIthoutthsPrhic.ofP.ac. ace We mot this or soffer the fate of Oral Roberts, Tulsa, As long as we Ignore Him and His teachings $Iyphus and stumble back Into oblivion. Oklahoma 74171. • . A traditional Moravian Candlelight Lovefeast and the' presentation of the living tableau will highlight t he Christmas season at Rolling Hills Moravian Chur ch on State Road 434, one-half mile east of 1-4. The living tableau, to be performed on Friday. Saturday, andSunday,December2l,23at7:30p.m.onthefrontlawnof the church, Is an outdoor drama using light, music and narration to tell the story of the birth of Jesus Christ. This will be the sixth year that the tableau has been presented by the congregation. The Lovefeast services will be at 4:30 and 7:30 p.m. on Christmas Eve at the church. In recal1Ii. the history of this service, Rev. R.Broke Johnson, pastor, stated that the early Christians met and broke bread together to signify their fellowship and love. In LLW moravian uwrcn revived this practice, establishing the custom of celebrating the great church festivities by partaking together of a simple meal known as a "Lovefeast," The first Lovefeasts of the Moravian Church in North America were held In Savannah, Ga., during the years 1735 to 1740. The Christmas Eve Lovefeast, with its lighted candles, is one of the most beautiful services of the Moravian Church. The custom originated on the European continent at Marlstiirn. (iprmnnv• In tha vaar 1717 At th.o #I- ii... " J• MIUb bM4I and women who shared the direction of the Moravian Church, occupied the castle of Marlenborn in Wetteravla. They and their families customarily met for devotions In the castle. On Christmas Eve, 1747, Bishop John do Wattevilie con. ducted a service for the children belonging to this group their elders also being present. It was a very Informal meeting. Christmas hymns were sung: some of them antiphonally by the presiding minister and the children, some as solos, some by the whole group. The children were publicly examined concerning their knowledge of the Christmas story, and original poems were read which they had composed. ,_ ,',n., . . , • •SS. tI U"f - . Stable Site Of Service Rollin Hills Community Church, Zellwood, will have a realistic setting for Its Christmas Eve service Monday at 7:30 p.m. in a barn located on the Plymouth-Sorrento Road, miles north of Route 441. Traditional carols will be accompanied by Mark Carter on his guitar and Pastor Harold DeROO will bring a series of Christmas stories for young and old. A live Mary, Joseph and baby will come tothe stable with a donkey and the congregation will bring gifts to the manger. Bales of hay will serve as seats and lanterns will provide light PilgnmsToJesUS'B*1rthplace Community Service Scheduled - I7DL$lMONCAIlpuu, Ipedal is IS Hinuld - A N'I4 for the sowes of thousaide of 0m pilgrkm wbe the Ran (!IvgIg, and 1km ---------Orthedox Churches (and the Comm" backing tm concerning control of the holy places in PIn,)reacM w higi4a as A. resuk thsftofthnI1frem, BNWCS of the Nativity. Paidoas were kflai',dtosucbaisst.dthM the '½nIk nail"was patty r :, for bI the otdbresk of the Qimeni War. BNelIUII long before Jesus and thn a historic records aliowing that -- 1111M. IM star eatches aid rdIes the of 30 so leippo hwSbg aben it, busing day and sW I itir.lnwimbraw A Latin hi*lp'4- ii lbs sliver - .. swam of overt enve by ('- Ow will. In 1110 eas of the 14 diver nails which s it in position was A community service of the Lord's Supper will be held by candlelight at the First BaptIst Church of Oviedo on Christmas Eve beginning at 5:30p.m. There will be singing of traditional Christmas carols and Rev. William Marr Invites persona of all faiths to $tend the celebration. .5---- ---,•-•-- WdL But today one goes to the Church the Nativity, a fostress-Uke buIdiS with a single low door through which everybody must sloop In order to be able to enter. here in ' Bsttdehum, on lbs sit. of the NatiVity, isndy is Iiible, the reasons the builders gradually dOled osltJWeslar$e doors to have t single low on. trweto the dhIfth, was tOprChthI _t the entrance of soldiers on hoe. ° slded a holy town far at 1,N yes. . ofa.d the "how oithego dNhib" In the. CIIIf4)1U1 A thellthcudayBC.Ths town usftgg. mentioneti in BOAS in oosm.ction of the uudhiit The - n um barn of the virMy." - Md tensions that developed bet w ----- 1.10 walk dawn the daps toareck. hewn cave, aid hers to look at a 14. ptWtd &ssr dar, set 1. lbs fleer, the spot where Jesus was MU 430y with Rachel - "our mother",u she Is known to the Jewish people who died hers giving birth to Benjamin. Her tomb, at the edge of town, Is a revered site for --- the --- devo ut. BShSflIIs Woo the scene ofthe beautiful Idyll of Ruth, the Moabite, who maITl.d Boss and darted the Dsvldia* dynasty, of which Jesus was a demanded. David was anno.d king In this, the place of his dam. The thief was never caught, but the accusations, counter charges • , a Eve cmdww CwiIam ssnlos, OWN MlPAL -i11;Lr1111116 S.VTIIUS*ll • Ii * - NIUniIIMNe. A Bethlehem ' s Star Led Wise Men - t •- • St-ill Fascinates And Mystifies OWNW6 Ia andIJlta.n_ ___,w, ad. __ mCR - lbs -- ustw ____ LWWII$. ivaesi __ owivainwo - A. lbs Adak their of Pinecreet septiat Church, 11, Airport asiis,.rd, SMrd will singd.y at 7:19 p.m. the ata, d'dIkl "es Festival", is_by Jy Oum. aid 011. The music b iI mm aid sems totally as, ai's. Fstd wHets ill be Gary ftofts, Teri Evans, Karen AWWWndy 8otte Lfl Bagiq, Lowell Zym and isai*ii *. -I- own • ma _____ al s.i ave.. • _ sisave chwr a At the 10 am. service Sunday at Holy Cross Episcopal Qurch, there will be a 11eIng of the Creche. Church fvdlies are Invited to bring a figurine from their own nativity set to be Induded In the blessing and an ornament for the StmdsjJcq's old fashioned tree trimming party W be held in the psrWi hoius following the service. On aviu Eve the carol service will begin at 11pm kllow.d by the Qrlg Mu. at 11:30 with Incense. On QwmasDay at 10a.m. there will be a Holy Eucharist and Christmas Festival ___ OL -1 ' Mmli PI1is,7..iM OW06 Not FROM SPUN ft. - ,c. 11. .seng . 11. - __ &___ 1111111111111111111111111 I - ____ - -_ __ ------~W.k*BWNWU OW06 W. rT1 N. m.Ave Now rn and Employees . *I" A". IIE*=.4"0748 a WINN.DIXIE STORES :S* - • 0"95= UK polwAae . • a Blessing Of Creche WILSON MAIN FURNITURE Co. Mr. and Mrs Wilson •MSTMDIIT • __ . _ I( PUILIX MARKETS an mp oyiss • 00" wo wILSON LICHELBEROER MORTUARY Eunice WI and Staff Florida - CHURCH OP S0 OW" &Vft" 1611 so, AWL N csw a" . , Sunday at 6p.m. the Sanford Church of God Choir will present the musical entitled, "Old Fashion Christmas". Ibis musical written by Ron Hoff Is wider the direction of Ken Hicks. The Church Is located at 301 West 22id Street. Herb Stenstrom and Staff i L1Y INC SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY • .rrp2snssm. 11 , L.D. JOIN THESE SPONSORS AND HELP KEEP THIS DIRECTORY AVAILABLE $4.50 PER WEEK CALL 322-2611 Downtown Sanford Don Knight& Staff ,. I • '•- KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE I Ii PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS STEN$TROMREALTy E. C. Else. and Staff •., GREGORY LUMBER David Beverly and Staff BIBLE BOOK CENTER 70 Hwu 17 DSBaI!Y, Fl.. J. C. PENNEY COMPANY • Insurance HARRELL & BEVERLY Mel D.kIe.nd Employees I i THE McKIBBINAGENCY • PRINTING CO.1 INC P 11 FLAGSHIP BANK OF SEMINOLE and Staff Irst St. 00 S. Orlando Ivndiy, Dec. 23, 19M-sC - J March To The Manger At First United Methodist iL School i!1 NIWSITHULAMICHURCIj Canaa,i citv ,s, ... 7:11a.m. Sunday khow MirnIlig WsisMP 11:11a.m. Iveali,gWirsAlp 4:11p.m. ies. Uvealhig Prayer Sirv. 7:31p.m. 1:11p.m. Ties.Offlelal Board Most. Rev. P,W Neal Pastor Rev. Edmond LWeber Am. Poster tiNily school Paste, S.54Iy$cRS! 7:31a.m. PillSWIlSf s, I6:$41a.m. lag - NEVA . PINICRIST BAPTIST CHURCH III W. Airport 1154., $a,ifsr4 3n.1737 l.itir. Poster liv. Or Snowden mwds __ FIRST UNITED METHODIST ~ ** OUR NATION I - Brief ly 6:30 p.m. : ..hagpsr IvsiOg Herald, Sanford, Fl. - : First Wednesday Fellowship t-.: * *') Church... p.m. Assoc. Poster Pirylcis will classes for all ages Ut.._ P $tJlp.m. : UMYP Ivsnffi,Wsn$p 7:11P.M. *14. SIMs study I var1 11p.m. _____ ::: Cir. 77Th 1 tIm __ P.1* Arthur It". a" DICkIftW N IT Y X. FIRST ASSEMBLY OP000 RELIGION COMMUNITY UNITED MITNODIST CHURCH : DOVII$JIC.bI Prays, Service 1 - NbWL H I Q at 4Y jr - - - - II.& ' '4 •[U:b.r.-'Ii? .. ..'i_ T .. , -. - • - -..l 2 • ---- 'I.. ' . j ' 'tr S AjAI4... V it - • -5,. I. •-JI t.•_••__• %. -•3. :' �. S at..-vinrng hiram, ainuru, SI. BLON DIE . :- un0ay, L)SC.23, uy T1ATS NOT ATEN..THAT'S HERE'S THAT BUT WIT4 FtVE SUCKS 1 TEN I OWE • ACROSS ..nur I OUfl9 / I / 15 Corrode 16 Uncopied 18 Superlative N Iz .zz ___________ _ __ ________ • _____ I Lowell BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker &AINJ.' i'LL BE DIPPED... HE CAME IN WHEN I WAS FROSTING IT 17 Frappe 19 Forever 22 Mountains YOUR BIRTHDAY December23, 1979 You will be intensely lot 1 47 Throws 25 Age 48 Recedes 26 Amphibian 3 Joys 4 Traitor (sI.) 27 Aleutian 49 Pleasant island 5 Circuit 51 Force unit view 6 White-plumed 28 People of 53 Smog 36 Petition heron action 54 Official 37 Broke bread 7 Samuel's 30 Raises 38 Rawboned records 31 "1 Love teacher 39 Behold ( at.) 8 Beer barrel 56 American 40 Robo 9 River in 32 Looks Indian 42 Forever Tuscany 35 One of the Villains 44 Snakes sound 10 Lament Kettles exclamation 46 Babylonian 11 Hawaiian 38 Aloha symbol birds JJ American patriot 34 Expose to ' them goddess Room r by Art Sansom FZRETA TW UARY foFn -H HPLTh - kRE,14Ej3) l\\ _ I P BEEN aeuwug xuu yuux- copy us WIMMEl Hum HERE_ MIiI 201111110111111I amomBoomRONI \ ARCHIE WHAT by Bob Montana EYCU COM94RJSON SALESl4 THE AND MY WALLET DOES THE M1ANb.' FRED, IT'S EASIER (I'M CHECKING THE IM TO LET THE FINGERS 00 ,/ THE W4M'/.' NEWSPAPER! DOI 00 'S -4.' / . 0•, I 1 L. IP4EWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN . 00 0 EK & MEEK (1]) (35) JIM ROCKFORD *1AT 111€. 7 Ma A/ tUMAT <IJD SFW AL AJHJE cos1cMe? declarer won the opening clu Lead and cashed dummy s aceking of diamonds, When they didn't divide 3-2. South could no longer make his contract, R _ H. was Able to estahilab the 4.. to the dummy in order to c the long diamonds. Down 200. Instead of being plus, South and unlucky North were each RISCILLA'S POP - minus $2. If South had considered possibility that diamonds might break 4.1, almost a u percent probabilie could ye protected if and his contract ' l p o me make three by_AlVermeer rHE WANTS To 1 SUMO WRESTLER! WERE WILLING' TO IIEtP HIM BECIE ANYTHING HE WSSNT5 WVANTi4E WHEN !EGROWS UP! declarer needed five dtanj tricks, not six. U be had ducked tllsntnnal at •.a. lII girt a trick they were not entitled to. But declarer would be aid ____ What can go wrong? Soc. of etrump. quently ask themselves this question. ii_I..7"-' 1111ki \ JUGS BUNNY by Stoffvl & H&mdahl 11-110 SKW4 ON IHIS IHE fWIN ON 1)46 ONE 8E ONE PERFEC7IY GO4ANKSOU To be a consistent winner one must be prepared for the Inevitable bad breaks and losbig finesses. If there is a way 'to circumvent these unlucky 'occurrences, a player should endeavor to find It. todar'e 1-4nd South was e..In.,,...til.. 11 L .i•....a w i.wxxuvus_ C4MW A SrT LOOSE. During nc uau amveu Olymples the 01 Ic g (Do you have a question for the e.rip*ts? Write "Ask the Experts, care of this n.ss,paIndMdtj& qsmsllosss ss P be answered If accon,pani.,j by stamped, th*s V7CPO& The fltct kitersØ.. Ing questions wN be used In this catim airlid w.w rwelm L.,# ' ' "I' Nevada One of the smallest states In Population, Nevada 'has attracted large numbers of ii outsiders, starting with the The rings also symboive jold and silver rush of 119. continents Europe, Asia, today, the attractions an Africa, Australia aid /sjnej. 1 ca Each ring Is also a differ. eat color - blue, yellow, eat divorce la requIrin the sport Las M ot afl "* - TL _r,.ri - '11115 coming year Offel', many new challenges that will prove extremely rewarding If you take advantage of them, Be receptive and flexible to all new concepts presented to ,. diamond isalt but had no entry sl ,WE WANT OGWE'LITTLE ELWIN EVERY with you A nasty situation could result. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) It may not be anything you can g your finger on, fruatrating little Innuendoes could fuel dissension between ad your mat. tod -I iri,1 i of ARI A&A"__ black, green and red. i only six weeks residence. CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan. 19) You could be nursing a resentment that Is unfounded and try to do something about it today without having the facts. You'll only cause yourself more unhappiness. Find out more of what lies ahead for you In the year following your birthday by sending for your copy of Ast* Graph, Box 459, Radio City 'e atInn Pd V iIuo n I5 Stubing's lonely .'4(1O) ,,' THE .. Isn't too keen toliay. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) F'jnancjat losses are likely today because you could ohllgaf y i,eJ to $Jsjig not feasible. Sleep on things before making promises. - MAN CALLED SLOANE Sloane must stop a cçId.blooded kartel operative frolnkidnappingaLatinAmeri. can premier and replacing him with a clone. (DO FANTASY ISLAND An - ordinary man (Ken Berry) gets to live the life of his swinging double, and a nun (Celeste iiins enlists Tattoo's help to 35)mEJET8IS 10) A CHRISTMAS AT HOME 'win a wine-judging contest. (U) (35) WILD. WILD WEST (12) (17) MOVIE "Francis Of Assisi" (1961) Bradford Dillman, Dolores Hart. A gentle 11:00 and humans monk founds the Franciscan Order in the 13th •"•I •VVSY. an to sPeft birth date. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) FInancial matters should udy today, especially if frienda are invoived, Live up to your obligation and don't blame anyone y thLu. PISCES (Feb. 20-March20) You might have to mmater extra patIence and toletaice for your auDdata today lbeir way of dolnig thiW Wild yours could be inconf1it ARMS (March 21-Apdi 19) You have a tendency to tilindiOld yourself today and pretend that jobs that need doing don't exist. An Uncomfortable situation will result. TAURUS (April 20.May 20) Try not to u' anything noanyone today. The People to whom YOU voice People are especially difficult to deal with today, but you're not totally blameless. You Uft you ha" an the facts. In reality, you may not. UBRA (Sept 23.()ct 33) You are a reluctant worker today and you could make tasks you have to perfszin far more diMcultthanthey really And The Pussycat" (C) (1967) - (l2)(17) MOVIE "Sodom And Gomorrah' (1963) 3:00 (ID 0 30 MINUTES . (ED 35) TOM AND JERRY 3 (10) FEELINGS "Lying And Cheating" Dr. Lee Salk 'poses some difficult questions about truth and honesty to O'Neal. L.gh Taylor-Young. (7)0 NCAA FOOTBALL three children. (R) "Tangerine Bowl" Louisiana State vs. Wake Forest ARCHIE 1130 (I)O FACE THE NATION • 9:00 l) (35) DICK VAN DYKE a.4(1O) ELECTRIC COMPANY J (17) GREEN ACRES spirit to Mmndy's family and her 0 @3 CARD SHARKS friend Susan (Y)CABC 0 (,4 ) "., C Served 0 WHEWI HIGH ROLLERS 0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT U LAVERNE & SHIRLEY 0 0(4) WHEEL OF FORTUNE C2) 0 FAMILY FEUD -- MON 11:55 . (117) NEWS MORNING AFTERNOON 12:00 0(4)MINDREADERS 5.1 00 7)0 THE FBI 4.01 0(3) MOVIE "The Brother. >1 III vuk 11:30 (U) (35) JERRY FAL WELL r_ 13)0(1)0 NEWS u hi I'%t) ' BO ,4I, Our New Discount For Senior Citizens Ask About -COUPON-------------------- COUPON COUPON ----------- - - iIIl TWO (2) TOP SHE FS - only $2,39 TWO (2) SUPER CHEFS - only $169 IThe Burger with the Bacon, 1/3 pound pure ground Quarter (1/4) pound of pure ground beef witli cheese lbeef topped with cheese And bacon or, a ss,rsdm,ie ssirti and all the trimmings lettuce, pickl.. onions - Iroll. Normally priced at 5358, tomatoes, mayonnaise, ketchup included. Normally priced kood ONLY .. e.',,, c'.i soe s. r,,ne' AUq, 5,,.'Io,d can srdsr as ku prlet.I any phs Ich has appeared IN *. (vising HeraM wilbIN *e last Si I I CMI . CMi co.... F...,d. C 4901 Cd.#em.. I)'S,, S L'. Road. ? at 52.58 Good ONLY .t 8.'p Ch-0, 7506 S Sv'io,d, 11...,,,. I ..np, Awn,,. N." 0..,... 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Well, they're ad a • - 5% Buffet SQUARES parental discretlon.)(fl) , Bob you • • (II) (35) PTL CLUB (17)MoVIE MOVIE ''Thund- erball" (1965) Sean Connery, Claudine Auger Secret agent James Bond lumps into action when enemy agents hijack a plane carrying two atomic bombs and point one of them at Miami. (Network advises IL' 144J I'f!%4,4 tP Ha ve . 10:00 the Christmas holidays. (A) _. '\i 95 I 9:30 GRAMMING 6018) ' S 14(10) EDUCATIONAL PRO - and starvation in the "scenic country's transition from Brit. isIs rule to Independence, (Part ' , -. • !2)(17) THE LUCY SHOW IP .-- I' Oru) DONAHUE a MIKE DOUGLAS 0 MOVIE at first overwhelmed by the mad rush of Christmas ends up bringing the true Yuletide holiday cabin" they rented for TEN: A MAN FOR THE CENTU- - New Year's Eve R PARTY RY GARDEN (12i(17) ROMPER ROOM (D OMORK a MINDY Mork. •: - &r. ONE OAT AT A TIME RY In 1947, Mountbatten .., MORNING AMERICA j) (35) TENNESSEE TUXEDO 4. (10) CROCKETT'S VICTO'. BUNKER'S Ann and the girls face frostbite UV5,I. IL thy Iv1)Ufl5lUiili)c UI uniting India and assisting that wa nt a copy? laxim 2OOS Orlando Dr $ANFORD 8:30 "Sleeping 8:30 (I)O NFL TODAY 4.00 0(1) NFL FOOTBALL Live ----.,:... w -w Po (35)1 LOVE LUCY 'fair-weather' D'Aquin,J.S. Bach and Handel. coverage of an AFC wildcard playoff game; teams and exact time lobe announced. (5)0 NFL FOOTBALL Live coverage of a first-round playoff game (8 (10) LORD MOUNTBAT ties ROPHECY 0 (4) TODAY 1,7) 0 GOOD (A) Dorian Harewood 3:30 C!) NFL '79 (I) 0 NFL TODAY (10) CHRISTMAS WITH THE GREENE CONSORT Novie Greene and the Greene Consort perwrm the music Of zzlln Steak House I.UI4.ii FLORIDA PLACE Archie is more than upset when Edith announces her intention of getting a gob u (35) MOVIE "Foster And Laurie" (C) (1975) Perry King, Western . 1:IS D.' U.i,J prietor of a costume shop changes the lives of three mdi. viduaI who come to his store to rent Santa Claus outfits of Germany. (2 112 Hire.) ' SUN. 0 4 TODAY IN FLORIDA 1 U GOOD MORNING '1.99 HONOR EDDURINGTHIS4ALE 510 CAPTAIN KANGAROO HOL- '1.99 NO DISCOUNT COUPONS WILL BE ' ONLY 8:00 Rig. Ctwck W.on 5f•i EARLY 5O BIRD (35) TOM AND JERRY 1 Petite Sirloin . 1.99 Rig. .......... il*p 17175 3721216 AMERICA 8:00 Gable, John Hodiak. Lives are sacrificad in a strategic move to bomb the airplane factories : LAND 730 0 (4) TODAY' 41 0 GOOD MORNING MOVIE "The Man In The Santa Claus Suit" (Premiere) Fred Astairo, Gary Burgholl. The mysterious pro. 230 Chopped SirloIn STARTING OVER FLORIDA 0(4,) NBC (7) 0 MOVIE "Command Decision" (B/W) (1949) Clark ' :1I .U*T (2)0 GOOD MORNING Beauty" (1966) SONGS 11,1k Phec,s With Muthr.em Orav NGS 7:25 0(4') TODAY IN FLORIDA •1.99 1. Rig. $2,7t I*IK 'us A Stici 1:551:51.5:31 LPLAZAIF) 5 DINNERS FOR 1 .99 EA. No. 7............ No. 8•ess........R,g, No. 1 2.......... No. 16.......... $2.49 No. 21Broil" , RD '-cOF 14(10) SESAME STREET (R) THE (12) (17) THREE STOOGES / THE LITTLE RAS. - (12) (17) MOVIE 2:00 (10) THE CHRISTMAS __ ADVENTURE work officials that he is ready "The Connoisseur's Choices" Guest: Dr. Richard H. Rush (A) AT3 AMERICA for a primetime show tiJ (35) STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO 3:45 11100 Knight. Guests: Desmond Child and Rouge. (1)0 MOVIE "The Big Bounce" (C) (1969) Ryan SCORPIO(Od. 24-Nov. 22) Don't let a financial Issue be the cause o1a rift betwom you and a pal today. The value of friendshiP Is far greater than a'thing material. SAGiTTARIUS (Nov. 23Dec. 21) EverythIng might come o at home as you hope ft will today, so yog'fl have to take care not to let this be the ce of ctIon with the femily. Ted 30 1: (7) 0 WRESTLING 2 (10) WALL STREET WEEK 12 3227W2 CALS SCOOSY GOES .. L oh) (35) WORLD OF SUPER LYWOOD Animated Scooby .'s-1)00, inc loveable cartoon character dog. travels to Holly. wood to try to convince net. Paris. (2 1/2 Hrs. ) century. 1130 (3) SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE Host: writer neglects his work while . 0 SPECTRUM BAPTIST ID B FIRST LT)0 " '-__ 0 @3 TODAY (1)0 MORNING NEWS (,J) U GOOD MORNING (5)080 MINUTES LUNCH 11 AM TIL 3 PM ATi 7:00 Dale (RI A Good Monday tkrovgl, Mdsy Lath Week . I FLORIDA Snow White, Donald Duck, Bambi, Pinocchio and Chip 'n SPECIALS _____ 6:55 featuring famous Disney char. actors including Cinderella, chasina his cstcritirv nrn,inri tubes down FarmingtonRiver. CHRISTMAS dotm A ' Holden, Audrey Hepburn. - ....A EA 0 (j) TODAY IN FLORIDA 2)0 GOOD MORNING FUL WORLD Jimmy Cricket is host for an aIl.r.artoon program LUNCHEON ,. A' 24'(lO)A.M. WEATHER 7:00 ____________ Western Sizzlin St 6:45 0(4,) DISNEY'S WONDER. 5)OM'A'S'H (7)0 ALL IN THE FAMILY _________________________________ _______ 2:30 0(4) ANOTHER WORLD (5)0 GUIDING LIGHT ) (35)1 DREAM OF J NNIE EW b:45 5:30 0 (T4') NEWS 2:25 6:30 ()O NFL TODAY 1:01 (1.) 0 MOVIE "Paris When It Sizzles" (C) (1964) William 4:00 EMERGENCY ONEI 5)0THEUTT MSC 5 ') 0 MERV GRIFFIN 0 c4 (17) NEWS (S) 0 THE ED ALLEN SHOW (L (17) N S 6:30 00!) NBC NEWS ID0 ABC NEWS 21O) EVENING AT SYMPHONY IN REVIEW (A) 4 (10) MISTER ROGERS(R) Ii (17) MY THREE SONS (i _:) 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE )E(35) GONER PYLE 0 (4) COUNTRY ROADS prepare a plan to change identities. (Part 1 of 6 R 1J (17) WRESTLING i2_ (10) WASHINGTONWEEK 'Tubing" Cowboy Danny (R) (lZ)(17)HAZEI. 10:30 B (I) MOVIE "Cheaper By The Dozens' (B/W) (1950) CIII. ton Webb, Jeanne Crain Life in the 1920s is hectic for the very large Gilbreth family. (1 1/2 (1963) R' (35) THE FUNTSTONES 2:00 - -- FRIENDS c' f% UADDV flAVO AnAlli 2. (10) VILLA ALEGRE 1 (17) THE FLINTSTONES (4) THE DOCTORS 6:25 ten-year-old heir to the English throne, meets raggnd, looka. like Tom Canty Together they MOVIE "History Is Made At Night" (B/W) (1937) Charles Boyer. Jean Arthur. A woman goes to Paris seeking a divorce from her jealous husband and finds both love and disappointment. (2 Hrs.) Sweitzer rides in a wild mustang roundup; Cathy Sherrill FRANCISCO 10:00 - D RANK rANlI Captain Christmas Into a lovely ceebra; lion. (A) (ID(35) STREETS OF BAN --6:10 --- 5:00 FRIENDS Ls) 0 TURNS Lt (35) ANDY GRIFFITH t2j(1I)WORLOATLARGE 'Ii) (35) BIONIC WOMAN i24 (10) ONCE UPON A CLASSIC "The Prince And The Pauper" Prince Edward. the playoff game (II)(35) ROAD RUNNER 24 (1 ) STUDIO SEE vur- 6:00 0 NEWS 0(4 (1J)(35) 10:00 0 @3 ARCHIE CAMPBELL (7) 0 KID8WORLD - a ALL MY CHILDREN 1:30 AS THE WORLD P 0 SUNRISE EVENING 0 NFL FOOTBALL Live coverage of a first-round (A) spoken priest (Dick Sargent) and six orphans transform 0(4) NFL '79 Cl) 0 NFL TODAY (7) 0 DIRECTIONS The ci 6:00 12:30 coverage of an AFC wildcard playoff game; teams and exact time to be announced. ER AND FRIENDS 9 (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY 7) 0 LOVE BOAT An out. 10) ANOTHER VOICE 0 (4) NFL FOOTBALL Live (1]) (35) WOODY W000PECK. 0.4i) CAROL BURNETT AND (II) (35) DICK VAN DYKE 0 (4) EARLY DAY tS) 0 HEALTH FIELD VISITons T rI SAul rs IJ%JIY vets Of Amboseli" t[2' (17) LUCY SHOW 1:00 JUBILEE 5:30 SUNRISE SEMESTER 5:30 --.-.•-.-..-.'S,..,.'. 830 @3 NIGHT GOLF ASSOCIATION tournaments are presented, Darling" 9:30 GOSPEL SINGING 3:30 5)0 ONE DAY AT A TIME (R) te ect O AUAUA CDI nC Akin jO THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 5:40 (17) LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE r24 (10) AMAHL AND THE C9 (10) 12(17) LOST INSPACE ;et revenge against B.J. (A) - o (7)0 IN SEARCH OF... (1!) (35) GRIZZLY ADAMS Memorable highlights of 1979's LJS(A.nrtinngr n.h - - (12)(17) MOVIE "Move Over (Ii) (35) THE FUN1ITONES a (10) MISTER ROGERS (R) a gun in the 0 @') MEET THE PRESS CI) 0 JOHN MCKAY (7)0 CHAMPIONSHIPS OF C!) 0 SHOW MY PEOPLE 35) Sp (1O)SESAME5TREET (R) (17) THE THREE STOOGES AND FRIENDS Jess' attempt to teach her by 5:00 over the past 2.000 years examined. (A) FLORIDA REPORT age umpire Liz Yearly. (A) 8:30 'CD UA NEW KIND OF FAt.U. LV After going through a robbery at work. Kit i plagued by 12:00 expressed in their art work Embery, Tug McGraw, teen- Pacers X40D COOL CANCER (June 21-July 22 Unless YOU really know what you're talking about, you'd better let someone else give the directives. Your FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 5J0 REX HUMBARD artist Leroy Nieman, Joan indiclive Sheriff Lobo (Claude Akins) kidnaps Bear In a plot to December 24,1979 0 @3 TOO Guests: Henry Winkler. Atlanta Hawks vs. Indiana contract. richer, Counting his money rather than his tricks, hast IUHAT MYSTERYCHRISTMAS (72)(17) NBA BASKETBALL DOORS (ii) (35) MOVIE "Hit The Ice (B/WI (1943) AFTERNOON hood (C) (1968) Kirk Douglas, Alex Cord When two brothers become enemies because of Mafia conflicts one flees to Sicily. (2 Hrs) (7) 0 BILL DANCE OUT. meaning of Christ lifø In pee. plo of diverse cultures as 8:00 ID 0 KIDS ARE PEOPLE @3 BJ AND THE BEAR The your opinions may not agree energy and explains how to make maximum use of solar energy. (1]) (35) ff (17) DR. E.J. DAN. 9:00 0(4) OUTLOOK ('1)0 SUNDAY MORNING house YOUR BIRTHDAY s.v a IJIfWL,IIUN5 Jules Bergman offers tips on saving SYCATS (10) THE MARVELOUS '"7 . 0 SUNDAY MASS ID 0 ORAL ROBERTS (II) (35) JO8IE AND THE PUS- Stanley Is the boys father. karate and was rubber bridge for a penny a point, and when he made It he would be $6 plus change by Howie Schneider pher (Kevin Dobson) transport group of New York City slum orphans to new homes and Today's happenings will be how truly fond you are ofhim unique in that things you do or her. Don't let this moment at an excellent vulnerable three-notrump sic, 'A Christmas Carol." (1) 0 ORPHAN TRAIN A 19th-century social worker (Jill Eikenberry) and a photogra- SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You may have the chance make you happy. ARIES (March 21-April 19) today to tell someone you like " BLACK AWARENESS ($) 0 BEWITCHED ig (35) BUGS BUNNY AND FRIENDS ii (17) GILLIGANS ISLAND 1:00 THE U.S. MORMONS •------------. r IN TOWN Walter Matthau pro. should 7:30 THE STINGIEST MAN IELS families in the Midwest. ID 0 ThE ROPERS A young man appears at the Ropers carrying his mothers diary, which has an entry claiming bWSIWI 8 (1) THE eoo 19) Things over which you delightful person to be •WUWI7S l (17) JIMMY SWAGGART (ii) (35) MAUDE have small control will work around. You are a good out to your ultimate benefit companion, today, just as though you LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) If planned them yourself. Flow there are any extra holiday with the tide. touches you want to add to PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) home, now is the time to The way you deal with friends your it. You may not have tho today will reflect favorably on do opportunity in the days ahead. You'll be talked about, WW 0@)2'SCOMPANY CID 0 MARLO AND THE MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE (7)0 PICTURE OF HEALTH 7:30 for others will be returned In slip past. ways that'll be beneficial for SAGIFIARIUS (Nov. 23Dec. 21) This is the giving you as well. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) season and there Is no one who Someone who has admired is likely to set a better you from afar may make his example than you. Let your or her feelings known today. generous nature dominate You have much in common your actions today. WIN AT BRIDGE - U(UUii I ItUVV vides the 'voices 01 several characters in this animated tale based loosely on Dickens des- you. but what will be said ioo Armatrading" Joan Armatrad. Bc REMERoomI ammommRoomllI Boom Boom no a Jlllil gull ail Jill Jill RON Jill Jul. flON ing spins a musical web as she sings "Cool Blue." "Barefoot And Pregnant." "Back To Night' and "Willow. wanting for attention today. date. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. Others will find you a REMMEME CL) 0 THE LAW AND YOU ID 0 VIEWPOINT ON NUTRI. Hank Williams, Connie Smith. (2) 0 LAWRENCE WELK "Christmas Show" Gli (35) SANFORD AND SON Fred pretends to suffer from whiplash when he has an acci. dent In the pickup truck. (10) SOUNDSTAGE "Joan ..i.a.'. s...... xixv. £Iivy Row 4:30 ()j (35) WOODY WOODPECKER AND FRIENDS ( (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) t2'(17)I LOVE LUCY (7)0 RYAN'S HOPE (12)( 17)BETWEENTHELINES BC!) FLORIDA'S WATCHING (5) 0 HEE HAW Guests: make stincts. 'rx.... 12:30 Rf%t lii HOME luu I a c NEWS 0 NEWS (10) SNEAK PREVIEWS 11 (35) TOM AND JEJRY 4 (10) SESAME STREET (17) SPECTREMAN 3:00 ) 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL O ru NEWS (5) 0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR. 6:00 0 THIS THE LIFE 0 AGRICULTURE U.S.A. 0 @D NBC NEWS Astro-Graph Letter. Mall $1 picked a better person for the job. for each to Astro.'Graph, Box VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify birth It's not likely that you'll be BEEMEN ? call but (12)(17) AGRICULTURE U.S.A. 6:30 their by IHE BORN LOSER to you, 5:30 (1J)(35) BIONIC WOMAN LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) An day by getting in touch of opportunity could arise today re them. Find out mo th wi what lies ahead of you in the which wfll permit you to help cheer 39 Female sheep 58 Corrida year following your birthday another sort out a tan&ed 57 deity 0(!)(UO NEWS motivated to improve your You should find that you are stature in the community and luckier than usual today receive yo ur just due this concerning joint ventures. coming year. The desire will Something you're now involved in will yield desirable to find innovative results. and unique ways to attain CANCER (June 214u1y 22) your ends. Being attuned to the way CAPRICOItN (Dec. 22-Jan. others feel today is a big plus 19) Th ere are several people to in helping you to get along delighted who would be wi th them. Heed your in hear from you. Don't wait for (74 (10) EDUCATIONAL PRO. GRAMMING (17) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE MORNING 6:00 and a good friendship could result. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) 12 (17) THE GIGGLESNORT HOTEL !j) (35) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER _________________________________________ EVENING 41 Which 43 Pounds (abbr.) 45 Indian wear (abbr.) 24 Aardwolf 2 Australian 29 Yells HIGHLIGHTS -SA1URL AT For Sunday, D.c.mb.r 23, 1979 IJEICITI T_NIAJYI RIIw stringed instrument TV ByBERNICEBEDEOSOL I4C!HJ.!j. Sunday, Dec. 23,17-1C Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. '4 i jJV)jJ IOILIEIS 1 Ancient tongue JLlO ____ DOWN 23 You (archaic) 26 Sensed with . -?__ a_P _P_ 64 This 19 Imitate 20 Pine fruit 21 Poetess . _____ ___________________________ lSjIjFjYMJAIN 1111 point 63 Alleviate . 4J..J I. HOROSCOPE LI IRIAI £ (.JF A S S £ N111£1011101 H £ I 1 LI I CL..1 Il4h AjV1J. J VJA1 ILUL1T 62 Compass '..'.. 0....'- .,. 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THE LITTLE FOLK MA17 TURNED IT INTO A VERY CONVINCING TRAGEDY AND THORALF IS SATISFIED. NEXT WEEK ne 114" S' 01% 1-2-23 ills/ for Ack ' PENNY'S THOUGHTS ARE WORTH ITt DEAR HELOISE: . 51 I___ FRIDGE FIX IT Now that Christmas Is almost here, I'm sending my little DEAR HELOISE. My new refrigerator has hint of what ido with used Crlstmsscards left from the previous yrs. I use my pinking shears and cut around the various and glass s Irt ind I have 1oun assorted scenes, Santos, etc., which are especially àpproor late using the plastic foam meat trays under dishes and bottles, to use as decorations for the holidays, etc., is just great. Then I glue two tiny I buy fruit-flavored punch magnets (available at the by the gallon, and using one of dime store in packages) onthe ," \ the trays under the bottle back of these cuts- outs and ( "p' ..% keeps the shelf from getting stick them on the refrigerator, sticky when the bottle drips. metal cabinet doors — any I'\I'Z La Verne place that's metal. ' TEA FOR THREFI it you want to place them on DEAR HELOISE: wood, use one inch of tram. I make three cups of hot tea sparent sticky tape, make a from one tea bag (at different circle — sticky side out — and times), but had difficulty .) place it on the back of the cut remembering how many had out. They will adhere to most been made. any surface. (Be careful when So I started tearing off a — the using on painted walls corner of the paper tab at. tape might peel the paint when tach.d to the bag by a string, — Helsisi) removed. each time I made tea. These little decorations Works just finel brighten up the house in B. Christenson unexpected places and are very cheery. After Christmas your house, as I sincerely ho.. I just put them In an envelope it is at each and every OIIS of DEAR READER: or small box and siorewith the You dear readers' hem.,. Thisis your column. If you'd other decorations. They're May yevrheNdays be filled like to shin, a hint, ask a ready for use the next year. to overflowing with gladness question or make a sues. Mrs. F.M. B.Ionger and love and "full-filled" fl,, write me care of INs Sounds as though you make wishes. a. ,spap.r Hugs, Heists. love you, Neleise Christmas a happy time at DEAR NELOISE. W 'I — 0 I• had when i came across some scented st&ion some mistakes on It. Instead of throwing It away, I for* It up and put the pieces in my bureau drawers Now my clothes smell nice when I take them out. Penny Gulden, Age 12 I __ 1 I •t -. . ' .- : I II " 'I ""'.4 ... '•• .. .........4'I .' .. . iMlu * _______ .' .. vs. ' o. STiCK EMUPAND RETURN TOMEI DEAR HELOISE: I guessali kids know about this Idea but I'll write It in anyway because It has helped me. My dad buys the little stickum return address labels. He said they are about a dollar a thousand. They have his name, our address, etc. on them. H. gave me a few of them and I inked out his first name and wrote in mine. Then I stuck it on the corner of a piece of writing .paper. Small scratch pads are better — don't waste as much paper. i left a little "coat the bottom of the label solcould write my phone number. I cut them as small as I could and used some of my Dad's transparent tape off the tape holder and taped them Inside the covers of all my books. Also, I taped them inside my cap, jacket, lunch pail, baseball glove and everything also that I might forget and leave somewhere. My mom thought ltagreat idea. Mike 12.23 0 19? Kin Futur$ 5yndka. Inc. 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I -.--------- - 1 I i/i I I - -. ____-- --------------- ---- 1.. - --.-- --------.----- -.---..-..-...---- - -----.------- �72nd Year, No. 107—Monday, December 24,1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—(USpS) 481.280)—Price 13 Cents Iran May Release 'Sme o ' mosta ges Oa k -, TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) - A Tehran newspaper today quoted Foreign Minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh as saying "some" of the 50 American hostages would be released today to mark Christmas, but the militant students occupying the U.S. Embassy denied the report. "We have not had any orders from the Imam (Ayatollah Ruhollab Khomeini) and none of the hostages will be released until then," a spokesman for the students said. The Kayhati afternoon newspaper quoted Ghotbzadeh as saying, "Some of the hostages will be released this afternoon (Monday). "This release will take place to mark the Christmas celebrations on the order of Ayatollah Khomeini." Ghotbzadeh gave no further details, the newspaper said, but reports circulated In Tehran that three hostages might be released. Khomeini said earlier today in a special Christmas Eve message that the return of the shah was the key to the release of American hostages, now in their 51st day of captivity. Iran also officially asked Panama to extradite the ousted Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi. The foreign ministry and militant students denied as false foreign news reports that small groups of the hostages have been shifted from the U.S. Embassy to secret locations around Tehran to forestall any military reiw attempt. "The hostages are all in the embassy and none have been moved out of it," a spokesman for the students said. The students released three photographs showing several of - by Hal Kaufman NEWS BREAK. This news bulletin appears to be written in code or in a foreign tongue: -. ATTE NTIOPI ALIPOINTS: SANT ACLA USIS ONHI SWAY. But if you study it, it's easy to read. What does it say? - AM %114 uo si %flI i4U5 c4UOd lit - . Follow directions: 1. Remove a snow vehicle and an animal remains: SDLEEEDR.2. Remove agreen tree and a sky object remains: PSITNAER. 3. Remove a cat and a toy remains: MDARNUXM. t J4' ° Pd L 'JP 'PIS 1 ,' ;. ..' wnp "uew HOCUS-F CUS • ; ,, \,_, What Say? In three years, Grandpa's hearing aid will be three times as old as it was three years ago. How old is it now? ,, Tongue Teaseri Say fast: Santa showered Sally Swift with silk shirts and slinky slips. 41111 .,•.,,, ,. .• .,. USE YOUR HEAD •. ..., 40 • •• - CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? There area? least six differeSlNdraldetaIsbentop and pa,, Hew quickly can yea fled tiem? Chick answers wilt, flwee below, sjn p '5unw ip iiii Apu3 pieoqç ç eunui $ dw.'iC u,unu si "u c a.ians, 6U,voç :si&.jssaQ j • • FOR LAUGH$i You are invited to use yourhead,orat least part of It, for some fun with the following moor ' Stunt 1. Try, if you can, to raise one eyebrow without raisin the other, as Santa is doing n t7 Vc:ry, if you can, to touch either ear with either elbow. Stunt 3. Hold a piece of paper to your fore'. head. Try, if you can, to print .your name legiblyacrossth.p... per with a crayon or lOftpencil,Asafur. thor test, give It a try before a mirror. .. '' - ' - 9- • '. .•• -7 '. ., ' . 1 ,-. . e -. - .. .. . • the hostages receiving some of the estimated 1.1 million Christmas cards that have swamped the embassy. It was the first evidence that the captives had received any cards or gifts. One of the hostages in the photographs was positively identified as Marine guard William Gallegos, who was also recently interviewed by NBC television. The photos showed the hostages kneeling on the floor of a room, opening Christmas mail piled in front of them. Khomeini broadcast a special Christmas Eve appeal to the American nation and other Christians saying: "Demand of Carter that he return the deposed and criminal shah to Iran, since the key to the release of the spies Is in his hands." No independent observer has seen the hostages for several weeks although several captives, in telephone conversations with relatives, backed student claims they were being well fed and generally well treated. One of the two groups of clergy — a three-man delegation — was officially invited by Khomeini to hold religious services for the captives. A member of that delegation, the T?e' Wit!::. •cloan Coffin, Presbyterian minister of New York's Riverside Church, criticized Carter's handling of the embassy crisis. He said before leaving New York that Carter's request for economic sanctions against Iran was "highly reminiscent of Lyndon Johnson's bombing of North Vietnam. It only puts iron up the spine of the other side." • ..• .. U.S. Officials Think Russians Will Back Sanctions Against Iran • (6 ,.. 2 . . • .: . •' .-. '•'<..... u . • :'. ,: ______ .",:. J•_s.. /,.•. .. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Despite a before the Security Council by the United approve the action. In addition, any of lack of any assurances from the States, the five permanent members, including Russians, the United States believes the "We are confident there won't be a Russia and China, can veto the sanctions. Soviet Union will support its effort in the veto," he said. "They know full well what The Soviets supported the U.N. United Nations to impose economic it means to us." Security Council resolution calling for sanctions against Iran, U.S. officials say. Nine of the council's 15 members must release of the hostages. "They understand the importance we attach to this," State Department . . '-i:.1 WHAT'S UP? What can yea draw he complete the picture abeve?'.To find oat, add conitsthu, lines 1 he I Is 3, etc. • 4 spokesman David Passage said "Wearecvnfidenttheyunderstandthe implications for U.S.-Soviet relations should they be seen to be the cause of the U.N.nt tauft ,ct does no(tam . action In this matter." P. MEKK 0 00 1. • "from Proft CHRISTMAS FLOWERS NOW Certain flowers have become associated with different holidays throughout the year: the lily is symbolic of Easter and for Mother's Day one wears carnations, At Christmas, the bright red leaves of the poinsettia help decorate our homes for the holiday. helping supply the demand for this Christmas plant Is Garrett Nursery on Marguette Road In Sanford. Dennis Garrett and his family have supplied more than 20,000 of the potted plants this year to retailers throughout the state to help say "Merry Christmas from Sanford" He added: "We have every reason bebm we will receive their support." Passage did not explain why U.S. offidala held such confidence, but It was known that Secretary of State Cyrus Vance discussed the economic sanctions two weeks ago with Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin in Washington In addition, U.S. Ambassador Thomas Watson Jr. met with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Groinyko In Moscow about the proposed action. It also was known that both Vance and Watson put the Soviets on notice, in the strongest diplomatic terms, that a Security Council vetowould beseen as an Uunfriendly SCtIOfl Passage said the Russians understand the proposal for sanctions is probably the most important matter ever brought Th e Evening Herald will not publish Christmas Day, Tuesday, Dec. 25 so that employees and carriers may enjoy the holiday with their families, The Herald will publish New Year's Eve and New Years Day. Today Action Reports .................ZA Around TheClock ..............4A ' Bridge .........................10 Qasalfied Ads ..............lB-SB Comics ........................10 so I . , bmj it (94rmtmas Dr. Lamb ......................10 Editorial ....................... IA florid ........................M Horoscope..................... ID Horoic Hospital .......................2* Nation......................... Ourseives......................10 Sports ....................1OA.IIA .....................lB Weather .......................IA I r re qi L All only 22 returned home. The rest went to Why do kids run away? "I'm no expert," she said, "no relatives, long-term foster homes, and 17 They don't make houses like that any with this Sanford woman and her family. sociologist, but since early 1974 we have to other institutions. A placement is not • • • -, more. Large rooms, high ceilings, We will call her Mrs. B., because 115, had 97 kids sleep under our roof —75 of necessarily permanent. Children also run from foster homes and shelters. Department of Health and Rehabtlltatl* them runaways, and (I) have made some h.rist runbllng and roomy. signs of Sometimes the stays are only overare everywhere — the sparkling tree in Services requires her to maintain appalling personal observations. Most of these runaways were not wanted beck night, and a few are 60 to 70 days, even the corner of the living room surrounded anonymity, One of these boys was scheduled to home. In a great many instances they though they are supposed to be limited to by brightly wrapped gifts, the creche on the mantle and the row of red stockings haves hearing before authorities Friday, were forbidden by parents to return. The 30 days. "Teen-agers are harder to place banging expectantly over the fireplace, but it WU postponed until Jal lie Is majority of the youngsters were dealing in foster homes," she explained. "A group home in Seminole County is But this Is not just a home for a closely unhappy; he had hoped to spend with a step-parent or a mother alone. In with his MoJW who lives sets of natural parents (not divorbadly needed and would ease the Christmas Two knit family, It is also a shelter home, and till folks who live here have hearts, like another state, but now his hopes have cod) were In prison, one for arson and situation for us," she said. "We can take four in an emergency, but even three at • • • • one for embezzlement. their home — big and roomy with enough been dashed. one adds to distress. Each ethers who 'one boy was trying to cope with a one time 1 . Mrs. B. remembers IM to Ind nearly 1 disued ' pnd girls who have come their way. weren't home for Christmas — two physically ill mother and a hospitalized has so many problems of his own, they ,Tbere's always room for one more Uteri from New York. "I kflOW, because father who had failed in a suicide at. demand a lot of attention." Mrs. B. Is on home they were at our house," the said. "A tempt. The boy's solution? Attempted duty 34 hours a day. declared the sjiei Sometimes having a constant flow of Friday tacking up another third boy would have been here, too, but sigeld,." ner, The compisite child who stays at the troubled strangers in their midst causes stOIng and preparing to receive a teen- his mother 'let' him come home for t1 boy that night. She did not know his Qwlitniai Eve and Christmas Day. But thefter home Is 1444 years old (although problems for the family. "Periodically name, but even a stranger can expect a what's Christmas to his mother? One day they have had them from S to 17), white, we have to take a rest and let our own from a better-than-average Income family knit together," she said. "I am out of 315. Theta all, stocking and gift of his own here. brac1i and frcmnu broken how —with very cognizant that my own l3-yearoldis g • the scale Upping I'lgMly toward females. growing Into a difficult age and I try to .1 The composite is a smoker and it Is not make sire he gets proper attention. The mumzalforaWywoldtohawimoked troubled kids demand a lot of attention; for I or 7 years. He or siie claims to and occasionally he resents some dl!believe In God, but has no positive ficult ones." ezperIsit*or.um$uinhlior "At Christmas tune it is especially her Id,. • teetery. We would have a marvelous time Not all the kids are runaways some with just our own family, but we don't been Shelter Home mother tacks up stocking for a runaway teen-ager. know whetlwr the unhappy youngsters '11* physical as thUe kids have will a.ttie down and celebrate with us. endured continues as their 'solution' to "Some appreciate It, some don't and Responsibility and accountability are outcome in God's hinds," Mrs. B. said, "Mrs. B. saId. 01. astonished others run away. While they're here, all characteristics," she said. "I give a place to eat and sleep and Iii in the each has some chore tc do everyday. I d011Vh first two a ahouldè to cry on. Many of them come "We suffer through many emotional shelter, told his C wr4or he hadn't seen tcl them, 'I'm not your maid and you're later It vWt or write letters. enyburor hit aayho,yet.During one not min, but all of us have to can. cTlseswiththem.Idoalotoftalklngand back'Two curt expressions of young I do a lot of listening. I used to think I of as Advent supper liscussions, I tribute'," Mrs. B. said. people are 'in the pits' and 'getting the The runaways may have leit sin- could make a lasting Impression, sigeM.d rayers for mothers. The act together,' or being In control of the gave that idea up a long time ago. vehement response directed not at bearable len situations, but situation" , said Mrs. B. "Since so many prayer, but toward mothers, was their other problems with them. School, "Dramatic rescues are rare, but even peirmig are in the pits and don't have from which most are truant, Is 'a pain" though we seldom see results, we plant their act together. sow can the children shocking even to me." Of the youngsters housed at the hone, Suspension and expulsion are welcomed. the seeds, do what we can, and leave the be otherwise?" I By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Stall Writer The runaway and two other young people will be spending their Christmas Z 11%. 517115, _ -.r - 10 lip I -' -, .,•.-.- ..'- ..-. - .. ta.t . %.- � 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, 1979 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 23, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 23, 1979. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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S 1. - ' . --,. --, - .. . • S S -.. 1- 72nd Year, No. 105-Friday, December 21, 1979-Sanford, Florida 32771 Fvenlng Herald LATEX PAINT koft THRIFTY' MITERBOX .wIth SAW ' For use on interior or exterior surfaces. Brilliant White only. . . ' Pre-set 45 and cutting angles. s able to cut up to 2 I 9 Bonds in Seconds. Pifut Hospita mains In Runninn CLOSED DAY 3cHRAs1 ROOF CEMENT 3 Gt$fll Tube i29 I-- 85-600VP. Reg Price (set) 925 , Pail Reg. Price 12-gal. pail). 11.29 99 - STP OIL TREATMENT -; .;•'o: POWER LOCK® II LIFE GUARD® 3/4" x 16' Ye IoW blade. No. 33-16VP , au . Tt*TNT .• • -. •-: . SPONGES In turtleback, oval, or 6" x 12" angular NatI..s/Ri..kla, Iai. . / _____ _________ _______ _____ q -. , • 5....... 9.85 10' . . .19.99 * No. 8325 25' x 314' ....... 6,59 UYLQCK - .. •. - . 'F. resistant board of solid gypsum oncased in a special II 5 3t! 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Cowk-s ........................8A 4 - Dear Abby :2 Deldi .4I ......................... 'vj * ,, , l n •. - I. On Hostage Kin the home In the p"111 conisnunity 15 miles üddloiia1. Judy Ehlonbsdi, of Ficrissant Mo. won't be bme for'Chridinaii. moutbeed of Champelp. Spokesman Hodding Carter uld perhaps sp*e for aa the hodqegi "My wife wool UM to anybody. She is Um Dav"Mord" who Ia baiting In Sin DIngo for her hnebsnd. hande the phone over to me It's really change and change and at this point It Is her brother, Marine Sgt, Rodney KIi the Ui comsaigsnersl In bctheringherakitmorethanitlsme, jtntagethat is bsthgpiayedwlth "Roc"Shcfrn%atm1,1bstep.wasmade her and our d1414er," he .ild. people's ematioss and their hopes and I by KMOX radio In 81. Liii, which T*IL NithsreareZlis and Dorvthy Hall in 'i'm sum DIckwlliherul.ssedokay," wast to cocirthig. to that." planned to send it and others to Sen. ftisAd Rid it Is to hard to be UUIs Falls, Mthn,, who are wiling for "These expectations which are raised 1Ivnas F. Esgicton, D.Mo. In hcpe weed of their sat Jo.spl', an Army for the hostages' families repeatedly end th ey could be deliversd to th hostages. ielally in Deearbir." There are Pt44 and Gloran Levis warrastomcer They *ait and indeach Wo dashed an really croll houes that •' in . of their, cbIlsn wijf1'g ks day by watching an programs., are played on people," he salt across the world are praying for yoja "We keep hoping iocnething will Homer, DL, for news 1 their son, Paul, a (tjiohjc officials said Thssr.day an speedy release, and we , Mario serpat "I Jud hollis be pts bMw 111111115111111114 Ow d0w It il ft Interfaith religious deliqsUm,incluft he 000%" uM Mrs. Ebimbed, her Vol" e thing ey day ... conlndng the heade of M1 Conference of cracking with emotion hem, one of these days," Lewis silt "I kwh.won'tb,bem. for Qirldmas," i*pots ... and w, jug don't know who or Catholic Bishops and the National "Me,'ryQwlstntjs,po" •• __ - ui u' uuVS ' t lS ICCI$Ü*1 the trtdh , TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) - Ayatollah Khomeini, in his latest interview Ruhollah Khomeini charged President published Thursday in the newspaper CwUr Is more concerned about the Ettelaat, backed the hardline of the deposed shah than about the 50 American captors and offered little hope of an early hostages and Insisted the former ruler be solution to the embassy crisis although returned to Iran, offering little hope for U.N. Secretary General Kurt Waldheim the success of diplomatic negotiations to Is engaged in "intense discussions" with end the crisis. Iran to try to break the impasse, Official Tehran radio denied persistent "Why are the Americans sending the reports that embattled Foreign Minister shah to Panama?I I Khomeini asked. "He Sadegh Ghotbzadeh, In office only 22 must be sent here, to our country. We days, offered to resign but was refused know what to do with him. But the fact is by Khomeird. Carter cares more about the shah than The reports followed verbal attacks by the 50 hostages." the militants against Ghotbzadeh foi his The militants Insist the shah, now on "irresponsible" softlIne toward the hos. Panama's Contradora bland, must be tages, in theLr 48th day of captivity, and returned to Iran to face trial or the after the foreign mWder was refused captives would be tried as spies. public backing by Khomeini in his But Khalkhali, who personally ordered Mrtg1e for influence over the militants. the execution of more than 200 former The chief jiatice of Iran's Islamic officials of the shah's regime, told the courts, etkh Sadeq Khalkhall, told the London limes from his home In the holy London Times newspaper that he con- city of Qom, "Even If they (bodages) are alders the hostages Innocent and they spies that is not enough keep should be released, them We cannot execute any spies The inliftaigs Thursday ruled out any according to Islamic laws. Chftum Visits to We hostages by "They will only be executed if they are relatives, a possibility raised earlier by directly responsible for ordering a Iran's horior mhMer. murder." In honor of his brother and new takes it since we lad heard from the State to be with the hostages for Qirlstinas. IiiL. a.t ak. £,,..pI,ii -.uw. - . r... .. . ough n maS Usd Press IatetMsal . ____ -w SANFORD.. 70Q.Rench Avenue' •PIS4 S -- Two men flying a Il9bt PIM in from the Bahamas thought they had problems when their radio and other electrical systems failed. But their problems were only beghming. By 9p.m. Thursday night they found themselves on the ground at Sanford *W, surrour4ed by shotgun-wielding police, dter being chased through the aides by a U.S. Custom jet. Die to radio fallure, the two unidentified fliers in a Cmna 337 was unable to file a flight plan or notify Custom of their presence a they entered US. air. space, explained Sanford Police W WWI= Bernasky. So, Customs Wnt up a jet to fdlow them hun MLiml, following reports do phine was making levasivel maneuven new Orlando. 7be evasive maneuvem Wmed out to be a flight path into Sanford. Sanford police responded in force, believing they had nalled another smuggkr, and mightsoon be able to add another plane to the growing Seminole County SherIffs department Met,corubting of two small planes and a DC-4, aught fUled with drugi. But Instead they found only two confused flyers, scared as they looked down the baffelsof policeshotguns. -DAVID M. HAZIER ''° ByANTHONYILWOW f' .• • l Greet Reers s C S - . - 4 ShoI& IJIIS - • . _._ S -. . o Iran's Chorus Sings Same Tune,* Get Shah reason to • ,W'I. uujw provide proof of their income. The suit Is based on the federal Hill- Although the hospital was behind in its ... Address 1 C* 5GiNoro..,...... based On _________ % the federally required amounts of money - •• 5 S Seminole Memorial Hospitaltrustees Florida Legal Services, said the agency free care for the poor. Thursday directed Hospital is willing to settle the case out of court if Hospital Public Relations Director Kay ' Moo* cow - I 00S r D i th t iffi C Mar Police Departm t t in th shepherd who has been the entire K-9 unit Altamonte SPrings force. for Seminole County law enforcement The Lake Mary City Council Thursday agencies for the past four years, is night voted to give Dennis to his handler. retiring. Councilman Burt Perinchief said the Dennis is now the ers na " of had been "yen to the Lake Mary former Lake Mary Police Sgt. Dale department as a gift and under the P1coi4 his handller during his tirne of condition that he and his handler be -vice to the local criminal Jotice trained together. "I would Uke the city to give Dermis to community. He not only snW@d lockers at Serrdnole Picou a a pet now," said Perinchlef County schoo* searching out drW btt after the city coumil, accepted Picou's also provided trw1dag when needed by resignation from the force. the Wheriff's department and other law Sheriff John Polk said today the dog onbrcanent units in the arm. and Picou had been a great help to his Denni 'retirement was called not only department over the yeam "We'D jug b=M he is getting OWW (be Is nine have to find some Other mum," Polk years ° w but borrow K-9 dogs from the Winter Park a hip has qnit the iaiie potice 'i.'imentwiten neecieci STUDS . 219 $tI• •• 101 - 14 W th Lowaincome Patients Administrator Charles Bentley to the hospital agrees to absorb the bills of Bartholomew emphasized that the free negotiate a settlement with a legal-aid the individuals and to provide additional care is dispensed only among those who County's Pot Sniffer Hanging Up His Nose 2 X 4 X So SPRUCEIPINI 1 ____________________________________________________ _____-- $ 49 - 3 d this 'I.-', • - - 1 Xi Os SHELVING Ir VVu I r long". - Piece _______ ISuit 0 to treat low-income people. Burton Act, which provided construction Hill-Burton obligation at one fte, Ms. The suit, brought by Florida Legal and equipment grants to the hospital with Bartholomew said the hospital is rapidly VAINUt4GTM 1UM)-_ --13wdmmer fifflation since 1946 when World War 11 percent, the department Services, Inc., was filed on b"f of five the stipulation that for 20 years following making up for It. So far in the fiscal year prices staged upward another 1 percent price controls were removed. The only encouraging sign In the people who claimed the hospital refused eachgrant a percentage of the hosnital's beginning Oct. 1, the hospital has in November, pushed by a steep climb In The main trouble area last month was housing sector was that fuel od price3 them free care during 1976 and Ion. The early operating funds would be spent on dispenseA $84.570 in care to the poor. hoimlng and gasoline costs, the govern- . in housing, an important sector of the rose by just 0.4 percent, compared with suit says the hospital did not spend ment reported today. economy. Mortgage interest rates have an average monthly Increase of over 4.5 The I percent Jump in the Labor increased sharply ever since the Federal percent during the first 10 monttm of the 0,487 of the money It had budgeW for indigent cam. The hospital had a total of Labor Camp Operator Charged Department's Consumer Price Index Reserve aoard moved Oct. 6 to severely year. $178,385 budaeted for care of Indigents in represented the I Ith consecutive double- restrict credit in hopes of stemming Gas and electricity prices declined by 2 1976 and T7- . A bantord migrant-labor camp charges he is not providing proper digit increase and virtually guaranteed inflation. percent as some utilities across the Bentley said he hopes the settlement operator has been charged with housing facilities and pay information for the ' that the nation will finIsh 1979 with Its The Labor Department said more than country reduced fees. will be less than $39,487. workers in substandard conditions by workers at the camp, by Secretary of highest Inflation rate in more than 30 half of the overall November increase Transporation prices rose 1.4 percent, The federal court suit asM the court to Department of Labor officials. Labor Ray Marshall. The suit, alleging years. was due to rising house prices and mort- nearly triple the October Increase, the judge ittobeaclau.action suit onbehalf violations since January, 1977 was filed Over the first 11 months of the year, gage litered ra Labor Department said. of 20,000 low income Seminole County in. Joe Jones, who operates a camp for Dec. 6. Mortgage. rates In November rose 1.9 consumer prices advanced at a 13.1 Gasoline prices at the pump increased residents. migrant laborers in Sanford is being sued Jones could not be reached for cornpercent annul rate- the worst bout of percent, while the home prices rose 1.8 byl.7percent. Tobe Lev, staff attorney for Central in U.S. District Court in Orlando, on ment on the action. . V' -STUDS ___________________ CMENT Services, said head Instructor Dick Gross. The blaze, which melted aluminum body panels and flattened the cabs tires, was extinguished by Seminole firefighters. , • -. Approved piece V County Hospital To Try To Settle . Agericy vam In 6 popAw sizes: 4" and awldard Op, 3" and W'cabinet tip, 3". W I and 4" No. 2 PWilm tip. A truck, rented by a driving school. burned at the Sanford Airport, Thursday afternoon. 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I.e i million of this money left. corporation and what would be the money than if the hospital is taken over have about $4 limitations or restrictions" by a not-for-profit group, according to HCA's new hospital would cost $18 %'hat limitations or restrictions would county commission chainnan Bill Kirmillion. After it is constructed, the old there be on the various forms of conchhoff. hospital building would be returned to the tracts that could bemade' In looking at the proposals for the county. Kirchhoff estimated the .alue of %tho has %that responslbilit) for in hospital frm the HOP gen care. .. Corporation of America HCA, NashThus, HCA's offer amounts to about $24 ville, and not-for-profit Florida Hospital, million. Kirchhoff said the residents of .. Orlando, KirchhoffI said the county had Florida Hospital proposes to buy Seminole County should be concerned -. taken the Hill-Burton obligation into Seminole Memorial Hospital for p.25 With the future management of the consideration, million, spend $6 million renovating it hospital as it relates to the quality of care ' Under the federal Hill-Burton Act, the and $10 million building a satellite provided, the cost of care and the future county obtained grants for construction hospital somewhere between downtown cost to the county of each pro'posal. and equipment for Seminole Memorial Sanford and Florida Hospital Ile also said the possibility of a hospital Hospital A percentage of this money will Altamonte Again, $24 million would be being built in Deltona will depend on have to be repaid if the hospital is taken spent. what the Seminole Count Commission over by a profit making corporation. "Both groups urge that they are the decides to (10 with Seminole Memorial. After subtracting an estimated most cost-effective," Kirchhoff said. The commission has narrowed the repayment amount from HCA's offer, "That's why we're going to study the possible choices to three, among the Kirchhoff said the county would rteive matter further." original six groups that submitted approximately the same financial berefit The commission, he said, has sub. proposals for the sale or lease of from the for-profit group as from Florida mitted questions concerning the an- Seminole Memorial They will interview -. Hospital. ticipated sale or lease of the hospital to representatives of each of the three HCA proposes to lease Seminole County Attorney Nikki Clayton for her groups Jan. 10. Memorial Hospital for 36 months while it legal clarification, A Ipublic hearing matter . will be i on thein . constructs a new 200-bed facility. It ofMs. Clayton said Thursday the held Jan 15 Each . Your Choice: 39* fers to pay $6,900,000 for the lease. questions are; Herald Staff Writer Deleting the hospital's liabilities, this What can be done with funds received Allowing Seminole Memorial Hospital payment would net the county s5,100,00. if the hospital is sold? to become a for-profit facility would not Kirchhoff said after the estimated HillCan the county deal with a for-profit . •- Rag. Price (each) ..........1.39 By IMANE PETRYK ,. 69C Each Fruitwood, and White. :-' ;• . 1 x 2 x- 8 Pressure Treate . I . I - p start Cool White, Rapid 48 long, 40 Watts. No. F40. Rag. Price (each) ..................... 8.99 fL Reg Price (each) Each L Reg. Price (each) .............. 1.29 . . •... _____ ,'%,e/co' m . WkI.. 11 fl. oz. Cartridge TUBE 99 ' Each 1502.8120 i p,,, Helps reduce fric-09 tion and wear. No. 1015-24. Reg. Price (tube) . . . . . 1. 19 Straight TAPE RULE Set f_ .. Plastic asbestos Cemont for patching cracks d holes in roofing. cusps 481.280)-Price 15 Cents ro OPEN DEC. 24 TILL 4:00 P. f\ !!II!UE ol endd lkrsseepe *4°j11 4 , IIA ..................... • urn tu ,.. Zill • -- Owadves 8 rt ........................ $.7A eas...................... ZA worm 2A �'I I 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . Friday, Dec. 21, 19y9 e nsidering Nude-Dance Law I MAMMi IN BRIEF ry By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Write r past week Inquiring whether the city had any objectio ns to the ordinance, saying he had pansion in the fut ure of Lake Mary Bo ulevard ordinances regulating or banning nude received a lot of objections to the proposal to a four or six lane highway. dancing. From citizens. In other business, the council: Massey said the city cannot pass a law He sa id the ordinance would be Impossible — Instructed th' p, ,;'-"c w ks dcprtmen$ 'banning the dancing, but it can be reg ulated to enforce and the cost of administration to erect a stop sign on First St reet at Grand. and controlled, woul d be high. bend Av.nue to slow down traffic. Police In other business, Councilman Harry Th e coun cil also heard a threat f rom Chief Harry Benson recommended the Terry's proposal to boost sagging coffers by property owners on Lake Mary Boulevard to placement of the sign. levying a fire line Fee on properties adjacent Received bids from nine Insurance file a suit against the city to stop enforcement to city water l in es fell by the wayside after of the city's 104-f oot setback on propert ies companies for city employee and de pendent citizens complained, adjacent to the highway. h ea lth and accident insurance coverage. The The ordi nan ce would have levied a fee of Richard Landry said it might be necessary bi ds were referred to Mark for st udy and five cents per front foot. for other propert y owners and he to file a suit evaluation. Councilman Fran cis Mark voted with Terry In cou rt seeking an injunction against the — Reviewed a proposed franchise to pass the ordi nan ce saying it would provide city, agreement with Flori da Power and Light Co., a way in the fut ur e for the city to provide fire Pointing to a recent lawsuit agai nst the inst ruct ing Massey to am end th e agreement hydrants In areas which do not now have any. st ate wherein the appe llate court said the to provide a 6 percent return to the city in Mark noted that earlier in the week an state could not deny the use of land which the addition to whatever other taxes the po wer automobile accident in which a driver was st ate believes sho uld be held for conservation com pa ny pays and to include a clause'per. erlously injur ed co uld have brought tragedy purposes, Landry demanded that the city mitting renegotiation every five years. to his Linda La ne neigh bo rhood since no fire either purchase the lan d in the setback or — Accepted the resignation of building hydrant was available. The fire in the vehicle, allow the property owne rs to use it. inspector, Neil McLeod, effective Jan. 16. Mark said, was put out by his wife using a Massey said th e state will be appealing the — Approved on final reading ordi na nces home fire extinguisher. issue to the state supreme court and that the rezoning from agricult ure to duplex zoning Councilman Cliff Nelson, Pat Southward Lake Mary set ba ck requirement is not the 10 acres south of Van Buren Avenue and Burt Perinchief voted against the or- similar to the complaints against the state. between Third and Fourth Streets and dinance. Nelson opposed the ordinance since Massey sa id the setback requirement is rezoning from res i de ntial to office cornit was first brought up several weeks ago. legal. The set back was adopted by ordinance mercial the northeast corner of Lake Mary Thursday night he reiterated his strenuous three years ago to provide space for the exBoulevard at Wilson Drive. The Lake Mary City Co uncil Thursda y night began its move to close the doors of Its IN BRIEF community to nude dancing, City Attorney Gary Massey was instructed to research the law to determine the best method of co nt rolling and discouraging the form of entertainment from seeking to locate in the city, The action was taken after Mayor Walter Sorenson stated his fears that in pending action against such establishments in other cities of the county might leave Lake Mary as an alternative site for such entertainment, Sorenson told Massey to be prepared by the Jan. 3 council m eet ing to tell the council how a moratorium can be called on consideration of licensing such esta blishments if anyone applies, pending adoption of an ordi nan ce in the event one is needed. City Manager Phil Kulbes said current city law requires an establishment selling alcoholic beverages to obtain a special exception from the city's planning and zoning commission before It can operate in the city. City Clerk Connie Major sa id she has received several telephone calls dur ing the Britain, Rhodesia Parties Sign Historic Peace Accord LONDON UPI) — Britain and the leaders of Rhodesia's warring parties today signed a historic cease-fire and constitutional agreement making peace more than just a hope for the war-shattered African country. After more than three months of tough bargaining that was plagued by repeated crises and deadlocks, the factions signed a document pledging themselves to end seven years of murderous bush war in which nearly :io,000 people have died and to lead Rhodesia to full independence early in the 1980s as the new Republic of Zimbabwe. The signing ceremony took place at noon 7 a.m. EST in the lofty, chandeliered Long Gallery of London's handsome 150-year-old Lancaster House near Buckingham Palace, where the peace talks were held. Oil Free-For-All Begins 0 Expe rts: Blame Is Shared By Many In Airline Crash WASHINGTON I UPI -- The blame for an American Airlines DC-10 crash that killed 273 persons should be shared equally by the airline, the manufacturer and the Federal Aviation Administration, contend experts who investigated the crash. The staff experts made the argument Thursday to the National Transportation Safety Board in assessing the cause of the May 25 crash at O'Hare international Airport in Chicago. The crash was the nation's worst air disaster. According to the staff report, the probable cause of the crash was the stall and roll of the plane because of the retraction of the wing slats that control the plane's ascent, and the inability of the crew to know a deathly stall was imminent because cockpit warning lights were broken. "Contributing to the accident was the use of an improper maintenance procedure by the operator, American Airlines, the vulnerability of the pylon to maintenance damage, deficiencies in the FAA surveillance and reporting systems which failed to disseminate Information regarding previous damage occurrences, and the intolerance of prescribed operational procedures to this unique emergency," the report said. Shuttle Finally Passes Test; It May 'Fly' Aga in CARACAS, Venezuela (UP!) — The failure of OPEC oil ministers to reach agreement on a uniform pricing policy and the expected free-for-all on the world market translates Into a message of gloom for world consumers. The price of a barrel of crude oil will cost from a low of $24 a barrel to anything the market will bear, said OPEC Secretary General Rene Ortiz Thursday as the bitter and unprecedented four-day meeting of the ministers of the 13-nation Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries ended. Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani, Saudi Arabia's oil minister, looked tired anddejected as he announced that the world's largest producer and chief U.S. supplier of oil would stick to its announced price of $24 per barrel "for as long as possible." That price represented a 33 percent Increase over the preconference level of $18 a barrel. Was Big Mac Attack' Real? STOUGHTON, Mass. (U PI o - A 20-year old man has filed a $1 million suit against the operator of a local McDonald's restaurant, claiming he swallowed bits of a razor blade while eating a hamburger he bought there. Lee Totman of Stoughton was reported In good condition Thursday at Goddard Memorial Hospital after two bits of metal were removed from his small Intestine during a four-hour operation. In a suit filed in Norfolk Superior Court against the Genian Corp., Totman said he was eating the ham' burger purchased at the firm's McDonald's franchise in Stoughton last Friday when he bit into metal that turned out to be parts of a single-edged razor. - CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UP!) — The space shuttle Columbia, fresh from a mock flight to a make-believe orbit 175 miles a bove earth , may "fly" again today. Kennedy Space Center officials, pronouncin g themselves pleased with the "super-successful" —though m uch delayed first simulated flight of the sh uttle Th ursday night, were debuting whether to go again today. "I was told that a lot of guys had been working 16 hour shifts and that If we can get in another run tomorrow wit hout putting neonln on lnnu chift ton will un it" CDIII .-..o as %;4 spokesman Dick Young. The shuttle, with its "prime crew" of veteran astronaut John Young and Navy Cmdr. Robert Crippen In the cockpit, finally - . finished its coptuer simulated flight to orbit Thursday night. The shuttle never left its hanger-like berth at the Space • Center, but with the computer providing the appearance of reality, Young and Crippen monitored its way through "blastOld i • off" to the "fir ing" of the small rockets that would guide It into a mock orbit, 175 miles up. The orbiter began its simulated space fl ight at 9 p.m. — !j; 'r5.ho urs behind sched ule. It had been set to go up at 10:45 a.m. 0111 but another computer problem delayed the fl ight. The test took less than 46 min utes and space officials said it went flawlessly. I "We had a super-successf ul run, all the way through...all the way t hr ough the final orbital phase," said George Page, director of shuttle operations at the center. "If It looks as good after analysis as It did In real time, we will be very happy," he said. The test with Young and Crippen — sched uled to fly the W ,-,-0 shuttle on Its first real f light next year had been sched uled for Tuesday, w hich was to have been the second of five days of FRUIT CAKE tests. But the mock flight was delayed several tim es by pr oblems with the computer programs designed to run the AVAILABLE tests, ....... -".'- Panama Blames Leftists - PANAMA CITY, Panama (UP!) — President Arisitides Royo blames leftist "subversives" for four days of violent anti-sh ah demonstrations that left at least 40 people Injured In clashes with national guard. smen. Hoyo, speaking to reporters after a Cabinet meeting Th ursday, charged the st udent demonstrators started the four days of violent clashes that were capped Th ursday by the burning of six government cars by a group of university students. "They stoned almost every car that went by. That is why the national guard acted energetically against these subversives," Royos said. "We will not change our position." Dollar Makes Small Gains LONDON (UP!) — The dollar made small gains In quiet Pre-Christmas markets today. The price of gold also rose. Gold jum ped $7 an ounce overnlght in London, opening at $476 an ounce. In Zurich the morning price was $475 an ounce, up from $474 at Thursday's close. The dollar rose fractionally on all markets except In Tokyo. It opened in Frankfurt at 1.7399 marks, up from 1.733 marks, In Zurich at 1.6050 Swiss francs compared with 1.6015 Francs Th ursday, in London at 12.19675 to the pound compared with 12.1999. ' ' ''- • - Willie Mae Capers and Mary Reddick are reminding everyone the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce still has some of those good Claxton fruit: cakes to sell. The proceeds will help finance the chamber's special projects,. such as the Golden Age Olympics. is iormer anzoro civic ieaner killed Thursday in a head-on auto crash was driving on the wrong side of the road with his headlights out say Longwood police. Francis M. Luecker, 71, of Wekiva Road, died when his car slammed head on Into another on U. S. High way 17-92 just Readings at 9 n.m.: tern. BOATING FORECAST north of Dog Track Road. pemalure, 54; overnight low, t. Augustine to Jpft He had bien active for many years in various civic activities 4$; high, U; barometric Inlet out II mile.: Winds and had been made a special deputy sheriff. pressure, 30.22; relative becoming northeast to east DJS LOSES AGAIN humidity, 80 percent; winds, and increasing to around 11 Over $1,000 was reported stolen from a Sanford restaurant Norm a;1u mph. knots duringteiday and $olSto Thursday, report poifce. - WASHINGTON (UPI)_ President Carter leaves today for a Quistmas holiday at Camp David, Md., which his aides say Is close enough to keep close touch with developments in Iran. Pg-eu secretary Jody Powell said Carter would remain at the rustic retreat in the Catoctin Mountains about 70 miles train Washington through the start of the New Year. IN THE HOSPITAL NOTES - SEMINOLI MIMOIIAL. HOSPITAl. Dec. 25. 575 ADMISSIONS BIRTHS fan and Linda Councils, a girl, Lake - Ma ry Di$CHAROIS Sanford: Sanford. Malachi C. Hagan A. 14m4$ur Ménigue A. Ramassar Dorothea H.nnunger, DeIary James J. Marik, DeBary Carpenter, Dell o" uerysynn :-*5 William J. Craig Earl E. Edwards Will. A. Hoed Julia MInOfl Clara L. tiu uncU. aU rItlen. Carter agreed to refrain from trade against .mn In the United Nations while Secretary General Kurt Waklielin carries on Intensive talks with Iranian th Bi* Powell said "I think the president has made It clear he doss 9 not Intend to allow this situation to become the status quo 0 ft ., - ot Palmer Olive N. Hazel Sasser Girtrud• $Ct,s Johnnie L. Walters Mary 0. Putruska, aiii Pilysu, Chulusla Emma N. Duty, Doilona Henry L. Langliasdit, Deltona now.rd C. Mang" Deltona J. Albert Johnson, Deltona .1*11 Pfalisr. D.ltona Linda Councils, Lake Mary Ann Marie Chambers, Lake Monroe Phyllis L. Nash, Longwoed Joseph L. Strickland, Orange City Arms F . M. Dollom Jimmie Dqnn Thomas. Orlando Fri.icla S. yete, Jayc..s To Distribut. Gifts -- 0M ASAM OM KIMy COISSION of Adm,n,,ua1,0,, 9 ___ FLoRso1U) I ARRIVE AM i ( UNSHINI STATE., - . J. sv..;-' •' • Carter passed up his traditional Christmas trip home to Ptaizs, Ga. to be able to "closely monitor" efforts to secure the freedom of 00 AmerIcan hostages in Tehran. This weekend fj crisis enters Its seventh week. W 4) .. - _y,t4.'- , ~Zi 41 V' • - - ,'.,' Legal Notice _______ Bundy Trial: High Price Tag The Board of Trustees of the and the authorities (in Tehran) will have to pay an in- Seminole Memorial Hospital increasingly higher price each day." bids Upon the following: Air Condition Compressors, Powell said Carter has not set a deadline for his next move. Additional information, plans; When a reporter asked H patience is running he said and specifications are availabieat: always a possibility. But a president has to do what he thinks Office of the Materials Manager. All bids shall be mailed to the Manager of the: He said Carter's restraint has had favorable response both Materials Seminole Memorial Hospital, hOP at home and abroad. East First street, Sanford, Florida: ann. All bids shill b iostmark.; not later than the? day of January' LAKE CITY, Fla. (UP!) When convicted murderer Theodore Bundy Is tried for the kidnap-murder of 12-year-old Kimberly Diane Leach, It Is going to cost the state and counties involved "a considerable amount." That is why Circuit Judge Wallace Jopling wants to have the attorneys for both Columbia and Suwannee counties plus the state attorney present at the hearing in which he decides who pays what. When Suwannee County Attorney Dean Lewis was unable to attend a hearing on the matter Thursday, Jopling postponed the hearing until Monday. Bundy Is scheduled to go on trial in Orlando Jan. 7. vitl5 Powell said, "In the view of the administration, this is an encouraging step furanl. What has not been decided, which is very important, is how this tax will be collected and applied. ..It is crucial those decisions be '. ith sound energy ixdicv.'' Powell said. made consistent But Sen. Robert Dole, RKan., ranking Republican on the Senate Finance Committee, was irritated. FRESH í PRODUCE Saccharin - FINEST AND FRESHEST QUALITY MONEYCANBUY— Study: Heavy Use Can Cause Cancer OPEN WED., FRI. SAT. & SUN. 8 AM TIL 5:15 PM GUARANTEED FRESH NOT PRE-PACKAGED - A federal saccharin -- those who drink more than consumed the sweetener in diet WASHINGTON (UP!) study tentatively concludes saccharin two eight ounce cans of diet soda or eat beverages twice or more each day. and other artificial sweeteners pose a more than six servings of a sugar subDr. Sidney Wolfe, head of Ralph bladder cancer threat to smokers and stitute each day -- run if 80 percent Nader's Health Research Group, said the heavy users of the sugar substitute. higher risk of bladder cancer. study From the National Cancer Institute The study of 9,000 Americans, 3,000 of It added that men who smoke more and the Food and Drug Administration whom had bladder cancer, did not than two packs of cigarettes a day and "Is another nail in the coffin for sac"establish a causal link between ar- women who smoke more than a pack a charm...." tlflcial sweetener use and bladder day "showed a higher risk of bladder But the Calorie Control Council, cancer," the report said. cancer than heavy smokers who did not representing the diet soft drink industry But it added the associations it did find use artificial sweeteners. The inves- and other saccharin users, said the study heavy users of artificial tigators have not yet defined the specific showed no overall link between cancer among "lend support to ex- magnitude of that risk." sweeteners and saccharin and should not be used "as perimental data implicating artificial The study also found women -- who it basis for- premature judgment." sweeteners as a potential risk factor for normally run a lower bladder cancer risk The study covered both saccharin and human bladder cancer." than men - had a 60 percent higher cyclamates, the latter of which were The study found "heavy users" of chance of getting the disease when they banned In 1970, -* FRAMINGHAM, Mass. (UP!) — Singer singer at the brief court appearance, Al Martino, best known for his portrayal of asked for a continuance because of singer Johnny Fontaine in the movie "The Martino's "contractual commitments" Godfather," today was granted a con- Dec. 27 through Feb. 18 and to allow more tinuance on charges of shoplifting from a tim e to prepare the ease. • suburban Boston department store. Judge Elbert Tuttle granted the cont Martino, 52, looking very solemn, ap- tinuance until Feb. 26 for Martino and his ')eared in District Court to answer a codefendant and longtime friend Daniel J. charge of shoplifting less than $100 worth I)eJohn Jr., 43, of Newark, N.Y., who was I II% of shirts and socks from the Jordan Marsh also in the courtroom. department store at the Shopper's World "Thank you, said Martino when the complex Wednesday. Lee clerk announced the judge's decision to Merberg of F. Attorney James Bailey's law firm, who represented the continue the case. - SELECT YOUR OWN . .. INANY QUANTITY YOU DESIRE .1 FARM FRESH EXTRA LARGE BROWN OR WHITE EGGS JAN'S PRODUCE Located In The Rear Of The Sanford Village Super Flea Market. PHONE 323-3454 1500 French Ave. (Hwy. 17.92), Sanford ALTAMONTE MALL SANFORD PLAZA ~. I . *~ . 11 11 Judge Ends Strike 11 * DISCOUNT FOR SAFE DRIVERS CHICAGO (DPI) Buses and trains rolled today on the orders of a judge, ending a four-day strike by drivers and trainmen that stranded a million riders, crippled the city and drained an estimated $320 million from the area's economy. Cook County Circuit Judge Donald J. O'Brien Thursday ordered the 11,000 strIking members of the Amalgwnatei Transit Union back to work and said their contrac: negotiations with the Chicago Transit Authority should go to binding arbitration. Leaders of ATU locals 241 and 300, whose members are the nation's highest paid transit workers, agreed to follow the order. Union drivers and trainmen returned to work shortly after the agreement was announced, allowing limited service. Officials said train service was nearly normal by the morning rush hour today and that full bus service should be restored by Saturday. -- * YOUNG DRIVER PROGRAM 1. * SR 22 FILED FREE -- -H. _. ~ — * LOW MONTHLY PAY PLANS . - ~"'. ": 1 t" , lowwrmrk ~ 3 N 11 It VOW TONY RUSSI INSURANCE 2417 S. French Ave. Sanford SEIKO Someday all v.,itc i:e vaIl be imidv this way /ales IlhlI.,c'. 'u It' i'vt'rv int'nn'mit Is light with .i liin' tollet turn 'I Seiko v.itthii'' - 1550. and shall be received on or: before the 4 day of January 1550.' Opening of such bids will take Place at the Office of the Materials Manager of the Seminole' FRANK WECKER Henry Uselding, Niles, UI.; Memorial Hospital at 1:00 o'clock the 7 day of January heso.: -Iwo brothe —George,- of I Seminole Memorial Hospital Francis (Frank) M. 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The justices Thursday also upheld 4-3 Florida's 100y.',ar-old law forbidding wives from suing their husbands in personal injury cues, ordered a new trial for Pinella' Coisty men accused of a dodge-murder and commuted the death sentence of a Polk County 0 rim.o 04 paternity ruling 'came on rehearing of a Duval Coia*y case seeking to determine if the father of an IllegitImate child could be forced to pay child siçxrt after the four-year statute of lhnitattons en- — 9%Ui ..J GET YOUR HO W_ I 11 WITH THE PURCHASE OF '.. . HOTPOINT APPLIANCE AT STERCHIS! - - , Ladies' quartz watch with yellow top, gilt dial, mar-resist crystal. $250 NO INSTALLMENT PAYMENTS TIL FEBRUARY 1N0 FREE DELI VERY WITHIN IIIMILISI Bey so RiiI $ Credit wlI a Perusal TisI 322-7953 S n 1100 FlINCH pUSNISH OUTI IN HOMES AV. SANFORD Men's quartz calendar watch. yellow. $195 Stainless. $145 OPthDALYI0TOiII,AIDATgQOTO$sIO.aO$LD$iJIjDy Enjoy it now with Zaks ciedit. Master Charge' VISA • American Espi'ss Cane Blanche • Diners Club- Layaway ZALES, THE DIAMOND STORE OPEN EVENINGS TILE OPEN SUNDAY charge. I TTT?T L. , They ran trom the house to 112 Lake Minnie Dr., where Phillip Ryan called Seminole County firefighters. No estimate of the damage was available. But tie said the rescue of the firm was really a historic watershed that could lead the country toward "complete socialism." ... In 1 ', - - • '-• :. - TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) The Florida Supreme Court today ordered a statewide grand Jury be empaneled to pick up where the federal investigation of land purchases negotiated by Harmon Shields left off. The court's order came less than 24 hours after Gov. Bob Graham filed a petition asking the justices to allow a citizens panel to look into the case. The grand jury will sit for 12 months. The high court also approved Graham's request and named Jacksonville State Attorney Ed Austin as the panel's legal adviser and named Leon County Circuit Judge John Rudd the presiding judge. Rep. William Stanton, It-Ohio, GOP manager of the house version, 'said Detroit will greet the move as if Santa Claus caine five days early." JAN'S PRODUCE -- • High Court Follows Graham, Orders New Shields Probe Chicago. He was a Briason Funeral Home-PA The Altwoe-So4I Seminole-Jaycees and ..--. -- Jayceettes with special deputy with the 15 in charge of arraneement. Seminole County Sheriff's be distributing gifts to 110 disadvantaged youngsters the Department and a member of soit 8,n1e arm Saturday morning beginning at 10a.m. All Souls Catholic Church, _ The tire depsrmect will provide a fire truck for Santa as a Sanford, A WWI veteran, he LIJEC k ER, FRANCIS sleigh as he tales was a member and past (PRANK) M. LuickeR—. and thslr brothers and Elders 7% toys were donated by local commander of Campbell— Funeral Mass for Francis R. Leasing Post 53 of the LuKker, 71, of Wekiva Park stores and individuals. will be celebrated American Legion and a Drive, Saturday at S am. at All Souls Belly Con of 8-ninol. Community Action, sponsor of the ph cat of i: -. Church. burial All ttitj Bm Start Center, will be helpIng coordinate the Survivors include his wife, Souls Catholic Cemetery. project. !risson Funeral Homa.PA in Mr. RMtv -. __ -. 1000 CANDLESSTART FIRE TWO girls playing with candles have been blamed for a house: fire south of Sanford Tuesday night, say sheriff's deputies. The two girls, alone in the house at the time the fire started,: escaped without injury. 1 Deputies say Trista Kennedy1 daughter of James ifarkenrider, owner of the home at 106 Falrlane Circle and her friend Beth Ryan, were playing with a candle at 11 p.m. Tuesday, when they accidentally ignited a cheerleader's, pomn attached to curtains. Carter Going To Camp David ATURN _________________ ffe~ 7 ~ tailed it - a tough bill but it also is a strong bill and it will provide the financing we need to return Chrysler to strength and profitability." 'Windfall' Bill Splits Down Middle RI INSURANCE BROKER BURGLED A Sanford insurance agency was burglarized by persons who made off with $22 in change, say Sanford police. The Crwnley-Monteith Insurance office, at 500 1st St., was; burgled Wednesday night, they say. n.m., n.m., 'Santa Claus Early"For Chrysler A I The van had been stolen earlier in the day f rom Charles' Nutting of W inter Park. FORECAST 20 knots by Saturday, The manager of DJ's 2544 S. Park Ave., said someone bottle of liquor and a bottle of coke to the register. When asked Partly cloudy through beginning over portion walked into the restaurant's office at about 9:30 a.m. Thursday for identification, the suspect pulled a large folding knife In. Saturday. 111ghz in the lower this afternoon. Seas In. and walked off with a cash box stead. with the last day's receipts and 701 today and mid 70, creasing to 4 to • feet , But when man ager John Hurst of Orlando threatened his Saturday. LOWS tonight in the tonight. Partly daily. Earlier this week, the restaurant was burgled by thieves who assailant with a bottle, t he attacker quickly left the store, say low to mid SOs. Winds made off with steaks and shrimp, deputies. becoming northeast to east ROBBERY STOPPED WITH BOTTLE EXTENDED ARREST IN VAN ThEFT around 15 mph daring today. Florida except orthwest: A Longwood liquor More manager foiled an attempt to steal Seminole deputies aided Winter Park police in SATURDAY TIDES a bottle by threatening to hit the thief with a bottle. Fair weather with three Juveniles driving through Seminole in a stolen van Daytona Beach: high, 1:13 igif1 Sheriff's deputies report two men entered the Longwood Wednesday night. pitati and 10:20 p.m.; low, 3:18 m ild temperatures Albertion's liquor store Thursday at 10:30 p.m. Deputies report they aided Winter Park officers in stopping n.m., 4:01 P.M. Christmas Day. Lows While one of the two left after browsing, the other took a the van at County Route 419 and Deleon Road in Oviedo. • Port Canaveral: high, 1:45 averaging trees the low II, 10:12 p.m.; low, 3W north to N. south. Highs 3:52 p.m. averaging from near 70 north Bayport: high, 2:15 4 to the mid and upper 7k P.M.; low. 1:20 LM., 1:30 p.m. south. n.m., n.m., WASHINGTON (UPI — Members of the Senate and House left Capitol Hill under the cover of darkness early today, ending the first session of the 96th Congress. The flags atop the buiknngs were lowered and the gavels sounded for the last time as soon as Congress approved a $3.5 WASHINGTON Milli -- A weary, running out of cash next month and billion aid package to save the Chrysler Corp. from bankvacation-bound Senate gave final closing down. ruptcy. congressional approval early today to In addition to the federal loan Then, eager as kids to begin a vacation, members scattered a $3.5 billion bailout of the Chrysler guarantees, the package requires to all parts of the nation for the Christmas holidays -- which Corp., ending weeks of haggling over Chrysler to produce $1.43 billion in for them will not end until Jan. 22. "grimy little details." financing on its own and the unionized Forgotten in the exodus were the SALT II treaty with the The 43-34 vote, just three hours after employees must give up $42.5 million Soviet Union and all the major energy bills that, at one time, the House approved it 241-124, sent the in wages and benefits. Nonunion were touted as coming highlights of the session just ended. bill -- containing $1.5 billion in federal employees would have I I) yield $l2 The Senate never began the SALT II debate -- considered loan guarantees -- to President million. In return, employees would historically as important as the Versailles treaty — partly Carter. get $125 million in stock. because of lack of time and the press of other matters. But His expected signature will save the there was a suspicion backers lacked the needed votes. nation's 10th largest corporation from Chrysler chairman Lee Iacocca The three key elements of President Carter's energy pro. gram -- a windfall profits tax on oil, a program to develop synthetic fuels and a system to cut red tape slowing energy projects -- were stranded in conference committees. The closing hours of the first session lacked the drama, billion over the Senate bill '.' ere left to horseplay, singing and partying, which often been present in WASHINGTON i UI'! i -- The White be worked out by the conferees when other years. blouse is encouraged [louse-Senate Congress reconvenes in January. Instead, it was a grim, plodding finish with fitful senators conferees have agreed on an oil They were to meet today to instruct sitting stonily as they were lectured by a freshman — Sen. windfall profits tax revenue goal of William Armstrong, RColo., — on the evils of rushing through their stall on what types of revenue$227.3 billion, although decisions on legislation in the session's closing hours. 1)0w the money will be raised and producing alternatives they wanted worked up during the inonthlong 'the Senate and House spend most of the day disposing of spent will wait until next bear. Christmas holiday. routine measures and nominations. Items threatening delay The conferees agreed Thursday to The tax would be imposed on extra was put off until next year. split ''right down the middle" the $99 profits the oil industry will reap from At the same time, SenateHouse negotiators — in a sixhour billion difference between the $277 session -- hammered out the Chrysler compromise. price decontrol and rises in the world billion House bill and the $178 billion price, And conferees on the windfall profits tax made a surSenate version. White Ilouse press secretary Judy prisingly swift breakthrough -- agreeing to a $227.3 billion Details of how to raise that extra $so figure for the levy. They will decide, after the holidays, how to raise and spend the money. The military did well, getting a record $131 billion ripOvergil, the session's record was spotty. proprlation bill; a fourth nuclearpowered carrier and money Constrained by a widespread demand to limit spending and for the MX missile program. cut the deficit, Congress ventured into few new areas, content The headline efforts were in foreign affairs a reversal on with doctoring existing programs. the ban on military aid to Turkey; lifting the ban on economic It created an Education Department -- the second Cabinet- assistance to Uganda; adoption of legislation to implement the level agency established In the Carter administration. Panama Canal treaty; creation of a new, unofficial But, there were also rejections of plans to re-institute draft relationship with Taiwan after the recognition of China; registration; put a ceiling on hospital costs and make Martin military and economic aid to Egypt and Israel and emergency Luther King's birthday a national holiday, money for Cambodian refugees. Marno i Gets Q.,d, Police: Driver On Wrong Side Of Road - WEATHER MONROE, Mich. (UPI) -- The doctors said Jacqueline Fry would never walk again. With determinatIon-- and prayer -- she proved them wrong. .On May 6, Mrs. Fry, her husband, Larry, and their 2year-old daughter, Jennifer, were returning to their home in nearby Frenchtown Township after a visit with relatives when their car struck a bridge abutment. Mrs. Fry was asleep in the back seat when the accident occurred. Her husband and daughter suffered minor injuries, but two of Mrs. Fry's vertebrae were fractured and a third was dislocated. Mrs. Fry said her doctors told her she would be In the hospital nine months and "always be in a wheelchair." "I told them I'd be out by the Fourth of July and that I would recover," she recalled. "I got out on July 3. And I walked out." • • First Congress Session Plods To A Halt . Woman Beats Odds, Walks Thursday, Dec. 20,1575-3A Evening Herald, Sanford, (I. .t - , ,•-' r _ C , : • , _ 4-'. . :- i . • - -:2 -. _., '-l' -' • I . ,, -' ' • .., ~;r~ •'•Z.' 41 :V IN4 -.---..--. ,. . ...- I -- . I -.'-. .. ,-' ,.- .. �4 Evening Herald CUSPS 41210) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA, 32771 Area Code 305-322.11 or 831.9993 Friday, December 21, 1979-4p, Vital '41. /.. VIEWPOINT . irig Learn • -•' Disabled ç Children ByWILLIAMSTEW I Does your child read "on" for "no", write 41 for 14, mix up p, d, q, and b? Does he — or she -lose his homework, misplace his books, call breakfast "lunch" or confuse yesterday S - and today? Does he skip words, omit than or add them when reading aloud? These are telltale signs of a learning disabled chI1d a youngster "consumed by disorder," in the phrase of American University professor Sally l. Smith. The learning disabled child, she says, "is tinmature rather than abnormal. A doctor would say that he suffers from neurological rn. maturity or minimal brain dysfunction. An educator would say that he has a learning disability. A parent would say: 'Something is 'I - SCIENCE WORLD I No matter what you call it the signs are evident by the time the child is In first or Researchers Need Cash - at bill, however, appears headed for the In these circumstances, a prudent FTC would legislative junkyard and the White House is have cooperated with Congress in identifying and gearing up to turn Kennedy's failure Into a eliminating unnecessary regulation. Instead, the club with which to hammer Its point home. FTC resisted every effort to whittle away its Kennedy's bill would allow consumers to jurisdiction and alter its practices. sue corporations for price fixing. The The predictable result was last month's over- Supreme Court in 1977 ruled that consumers helming 321-63 vote in the House stripping the cannot bring such suits under current law. ByJOHNS.IANGDON HERSHEY, Pa. (UP!) -- The head of the team that performed China's first heart transplant stood in the Hershey Medical Center, built by a capitalist candy bar, and talked about getting by on his O%Th tight transplant and most of the kidney transplants - done in China. 'Otw heart patient lived 109 days," he said, "and died from avoidable rejection. We didn't do a good Job. "We have to learn a lot from over here," said Dong, who took post-graduate training at budget. Dr. Dong Fangzhong led four of his both the University of Pennsylvania, Kennedy's bill, the Anti-Trust Enforcement Philadelphia, and St. Marys Hospital, HunShanghai colleagues here on a United States Act of 1979, is designed to meet that objection. tlngton, W. Va., in the 1940s. Kennedy made a big thing of it when he in. tour funded by American Quakers to see a "And when we go back, we won't have as troduced the bill, calling it his first major Hershey Medical Center transplant team's FTC of some of its jurisdiction and subjecting each and every new commission ruling to review and possible veto by Congress. Had the FTC adopted a conciliatory line, it might have talked progress toward achieving a totally artificial good equipment and we don't have enough as Judiciary chairman. And he said the, House out of Insisting on Inappropriate Initiative funds at hand, heart. he hoped to win quick approval for it. congressional review authority that could Doug said the Chinese "Our country lsn'tindebi," Dong said, "but have much to learn It hasn't worked out that way, though. politicize every decision the commission makes. we can't spend beyond our limit, and we can't from U.S. transplant specialists, Kennedy's consumer-oriented bill not only Dong arsi Drs. Liii Yansen, Ye Chunxlu, ask for money like you do. And now that the House bill has moved over to failed to win the active support of major"We have to get by." the Senate, an unchastened FTC is demonstrating consumer groups, but it gained the au-out 7hang Shize and Lu Deyuan — all of Hershey Medical Center's 350-bed, all Shanghai's Second Medical College — came that it has learned nothing. Among th e amend- opposition of big business and Its Capitol private to watch Dr. Walter Pae plant a mechanical rooms hospital, medical college and ments it unsuccessfully opposed In the Senate supporters. heart pump In a 160-pound calf. research center has a total staff of 2,500, a Commerce Committee was one requiring the The Hershey transplant team, headed by current annual budget of $85 Million - all The opposition argued that the bill would commission to pay court costs and attorney fees subject business to all kinds of Dr. Williams S. Pierce, has been developing stemming from an initial $80 million gUt to for individuals and small businesses hauled into sible" class action suits and that defending the fist-sized pump since 1975. Two years ago Pennsylvania State University by the Milton court by the FTC but subsequently vindicated, they began using an external pump -known S. Hershey Foundation In 1963. them would result in higher prices to conas a left ventricular assist device - as a last Doug said Chinese medical research "was The FTC argued that reimbursing the innocent sumers because the legal costs would be hope procedure with human open-heart not a high priority during our cultural would cut Into Its budget. It Is just this kind of passed on to them. revolution but our government now enimperious attitude that all but guarantees That argument made sense to the members surgery patients. Two of the center's early human patients courages as to do more transplants." passage of legislation restricting the FTC's of Kennedy's committee. He was able to get lived five days, a young woman survived 14 He said Chinese medicine has helped raise the bill out of commlttee,in a hair-thin 94 mandate. months and a 56-year-old man who used a the estimated life span of his nation of apWe hope that Congress will be as wise in paring vote, but only after accepting several major pump temporarily last June now Is back at proximately 1 billion persons to double the 1939 figure of 35 years "and so we too are work. the FTC's authority as it waá foolish In granting changes. research becoming a nation of older persons." Calves, used for Now, however, Kennedy cannot get the bill LVAD implant the commission a blank check In the first place. Asked whether Chinese doctor, are ac the Senate floor, The major stumbling because of their size and gentle nature, do not More importantly, we trust that the lessons ex- to corded privileges equal to the average pre block is San, Strom Thurmond, R.S.C., who enjoy such pod-operative longevity because traded from the FTC's excesses will immunize tax Income of $63,000 a year enjoyed by U. & has threatened to filibuster if of secondary infections and their more rapid bill does the Congress against any tendency to repeat this come up. This was enough to convince the growth rate. doctors, Dong said "at my age there are more error with other regulatory agencies. Senate leadership, already planning on The Hershey team's goal is perfection by privileges and a better way of life, - ... drawn-out battles over energy legislation and the Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty, to keep the bill off the floor. Pleas e Write BERRY S WORLD ______ - money — wol into nocirstion of the bage __ Finally, on ' Pedal In the good old days, the syndicate used to .I into -. ___ ___ II and Mv column -readied Its ent----on Its way. --- s --ç' -- q nearly 1,090 nowspspers aerou the country In plauty of ti ns. - - at hairs later, a 4 , , - thst __ ,_, • ' YEAH? Well. aJiw. rea ng " 1 conscIous of YOUR peraon• 0. ,ffi,r, 'I'm ,i ioitti.s. tool" .- aaywber. ys. Fatbermere, ( they_slid, the mall dli im .me4ng em..iMy. I have had pakliesperlesos with the prgbiein,Th.esIm.wMchIsgthdedby United Feature Syndicate in mlewa a frequi"t vIdim of the MWMleS, Morgan mass. _______ ', '. ___ ___ •'.. .., ... t*...i.s, Va... . a.......i. • vI,ur, wour pora'y workers have been hired to hand. Morgan's hacked-up mail at the resded New York Truck Terminal. ¶ . GAS They got more, much more, in the Thyota * * $100,000 Gas Mileage Roadeo. Recently over * * 10,000 drivers in the southeastern states put * identically equipped Thyota Corollas through the * * * gears to see how much mileage they could get * * while competing for $100,000 in prizes. How much more did they get? Well, average * * * mileage recorded by the five state winners ranged * * from 52.68 to 59.54 m.p.g., with an overall average * * of 57.02 m.p.g. The official E.PA. (Environmental * * Protection Agency) figures for the 1979 Thyota * * Corolla are 41 m.p.g. highway, 30 m.p.g. average. * * Of course, the E.PA. says your mileage may vary. * * It certainly did. And just imagine what would * * happen if we ran a Gas Mileage Roadeo using the * * new 1980 Corolla Tercel with its E.PA. rating * * of 33 m.p.g. and 43 m.p.g. highway! * Those E.PA. numbers are the only gas mileage * * * figures we're allowed to use in our advertising. * * They test run all models of cars in a laboratory on a * * dynamometer. That's O.K. for people who only drive * * their cars in laboratories, but we sell most of our * * Thyotas to folks who drive on city streets and * * country roads. And that's why we put on our Gas * * Mileage Roadeo in the first place to give people * * who might be interested in buying a new Thyota * * some idea of the excellent mileage they could get. * .4 , A , - 111111tv J , ,,I, ., . . tention to too many things. He needs constant :' recognition because of his immaturity. He Is dependent on adults longer, even for simple things like tying shoe-laces. Often, he'd rather be thought of as "bad" rather than 'dumb." He tends to become Inflexible, upset over breaks in routine, paralyzed when faced with choices. Frequently he is awkward and clumsy. To the Parent with a normal child, these may seem to-be abstract problems. But there are far more learning disabled children in the nation than parents with normal children are aware of. Theestimates vary widely. The Association for Children with Learning Disabilities offers a "conservative" estimate of 6 percent of the nation's 60 millIon school-aged youngsters. That would be about 3 million children with learning disaNiltie,. Federal experts put the figure much higher, around 8 million. Others go even higher. The reasons for children having learning disabIlities are as varied as the estimates of their numbers. Before ti1h there may be inatjnial malnutrition, bleeding or toxemia lnpancy, Gomm meules, flu oraviral (111511, alcoholism, certain drugs, RH incompsUbllity. During birth a long or difficult delivery may reduce oxygen in the brain. Prematurity, breech delivery, dry birth because the water broke prematurely, In. tracrarlalpressiwe due toforcepsdelivery all -l'-4P 'i•; .'.., . , ..:. s" ~ '" . 1 I ',' j' .~ A I - . . .1 ~,.. IS lk *10 1. I .0 IT I I . t 7" '4 ~ .. , ,.i~~ . 1~ a , i04. I I % . These penguins at an io Warn Pollution May Melt Continent Of Ice Sc - may affect the chllt After a child is born a high fever, meningitis or encephalitis, lead poisoning, respiratordistress, e., a sharp blow to the head - of these can lead to learningnblems. In some families reading disabilities have been traced through several generations. with a "19th-Century facility," Indeed, It struck him that, 'tp4te the ISO million price tag, the refurMithig of the facility had been mhilmal, and Its modIrpIt19fl virtually nonyiyj, GOVEINMENT GAMBLZUt Inside Infoimatlen on the rapidy changing cam. moilties market Is Mask a valaMs corn modity, with which the InSider make hlmCk4dI of thosisada of dollar, practically _ ed __ L '" Vnrfr ,i,1 ... But since Grand Central's sorting operations were turned over to the General ___ at NorgaL Breekdowm Poet Oce and the automated leviathan at " "' I hhhh1 VS Morgan, .dilors have been cam" that ?A' , °°" "i' the calms dat arrive In time for their '7 I(15hiI 5 4 1R Uhe deadlines. The editor of mu outlet In trays pII up p4y, y of N , '' VkldWaren'avWt,thre,are3obüisfs(lof a"takes .'a days fir the column toge(there mall that bad Wo UP by the New York, ku i messalft 7d • uesa wonsrs 'ig ' waiting t the hlgh.spaed mechanical Asrvics,spragrssLot The syndicge has ,,,, svayrr broke and Morgan ts11m amid to a halt. A Pedal Service apoheuman said the belt task iiheirs to repair, end dakred mall was "eaty Wcvd up far two or 1kw days." Morgan employees, however, hid my i than W -- almost two weeks earlier, at first-class rates. They still hadn't made It out of the city. Employees said most of the mall was MIII being farmed out to other facilities In New tr*m(le its 75 to 100 bags of first-class mall each day to the Grand Central Post Office acro. the etreet.Therettwuaortedbyhand .-' -- a •w ___ — I + ty 10 I Is U.S. Postal Service Worsen'oing - ;_ "For the averiac doctor In (1na. - the rewards are about the same as for species or factory worker." 1950 of an artificial heart for tine by human patients awaiting a IIVe heart transplant. Doug's team performed the first . heart secondgrade.Hecan'torganizethemesuges he receives through his senses, even though all his sense organs are Intact. He Is too easily diStracted, which Is the result of paying at- A if / &1~ 1_ JACK ANDERSON WASHINGTON - Imagine a time when It took 14 days to send a letter from New York City to Amsterdam, N.Y. 150 miles away. Maybe In celonial days, when i4'tiroamed the for.i of New York -. tate? wrong. time is now, and the enemy is The ______________________________ not t.(etu. bet, as the cartoon character Pogo once observad,"ia."(ilyft's spelled "U_a" - as in U_a Postal Service. More spv4fkslly, It's the multIrnIWi.dollar while dslibot known as the Morgan pe, Mall Faculty in New York aty. More than a decade of planning,design and J cknand$6oniUhIo'softaapsyarv .iL ,4 I 1)rCVC ;rht day to Africa. ril a species that laces Increasing threats of extinction to Its main population due to TAYLOR VALLEY, Antarctica (UP!) - As water trickled foot rise In sea levels around the world. The Wed Antarctic ice sheet covers about 700,000 square by from a melting alpine glacier, geologist George H. Denton talked about the catastrophe that Would occur lithe climate miles and has an average thickness of about 5,000 feet. Much of ltis grounded below sea level and is thus displacing sea water. warmed so much that the West Antarctic Ice sheet melted. The great Ice sheet covering the much broader expanse of There is concern among some scientists that man's ac celeratlng release of carbon dioxide Into the atmosphere could East Antarctica is twice as thick, reds on the continental land warm the climate enough to trigger a massive collapse of the masa, is much older and much more stable. It holds most of the world's fresh water but can survive much warmer ternIce sheet that covers almost as much area as Mexico. Such melting would cause a rapid rise of oceans around the peratures than can the West Antarctic ice sheet. in pollution 1a rc,ca. An- world, drowning low lands and flooding many ports. Dr. J. H. Mercer of Ohio State University estimates a 17-foot rise in sea level. Whether this would actually happen, and If so, when, are matters of debate among climatologists and researchers who study the behavior of great masses ofIce: But the possibility Is real enough to spark National Science Foundation-sponsored research Into the matter. n said ,,It's a problem of great importance to us, "But I wouldn't get too alarmed about any imminent coilap. . 9MMA RX)a x . )meone 1. . _ spelift an a. iIN a A , •. £1 'WU to a.a ibç1kut.s of Idlers t have ply ppearsd In the mighy maw of the Morgan mail ceder. When my ocld. vIM.d the Ma.dory faelty, she (sand t IBe the Merle. of the ope-igdsy brsskdswn the version of svssda erseatheerased from the lias l'"d out by prtal 4lhclido In W__t.s. + • WIM'iam I w emd that Morgis Is '3y speretional" and t 7 rilftkn ofasIlrnovsd$ksMesdi4ay. list MthaMorganCeder,veryuiuthmalleeimd tobernsvingaa)vhere.Medditpasln Was. A layer of dud by over m."iw. Idtorj, Was and floors. Some of the Idlers had been mailed from New York City - - •. ...,.. 'Lp - - :,.: fixed - - mill chavvIs at Pedal asmos headquarters huM that the Morgan 'acuity will Improve the mall flow In New York City, and dim that some day it wIlbesdie ma. taidh of the nation's ftrd.d and priority maiL They may be the caty an wha MIII havetith in thaRsheG'gmMlceat.q. pp, Wiinan Cay, DMo, for I'w1t was sede visit before the scbedaled opeslag. congressional lauIstesce that ths med ganfdbibeaietaiay. osaiui of the edV f "IIOI bat oth er hdo be doerod up wNhe esteulve renovation. a' ti.ei it tok U year, to refurbish Morgan and Mill wind up .:' .. For t reason, employ.. of the U_a ww unuJu Is a VIM, on commodity futures, fromsowbellie.toan,b,ass are law to ipicelato en the cam' momiss .bk IS But honed USDA employees have told my seaeciate tm Whites t a aember of middle-level department offiejaji have. yielded 'pW' siajt their ad-. vases bowiep of the. dewo. 01, imomsy price. . ig Some ii thus assli.d ssserMa -e aln* their 11101111111 leet tsi One of the NSF's projects during the current summer sclnceseasoninAntarcUcaIsa1medatunderstandIngthe past history of the expansions and contractions of the immense sheets of Ice that blanket much of the frozen continent. Derton, of the University of Maine, Is beading the glacial studies, carrying out geological research in this unusual, windswept dry valley to reconstruct the history of glaciers that swept through in the past. Drawing diagrams in snow near the base of the 80-foot front wall ol the Taylor Glacier at the head O(the valley, Denton ezplalned that the world has experienced 17 eplsodesof great warmth during the put 2 million years and only once has the Wed Antarctic Ice sheet collapsed. ____ .. ..' , •. •'... '. . ', ,.:i • . '• . L''•&.. . •.' aa........... . : • ...., .. ..' ': i.. •. . .. .. • •.s;. . , . : : • . ........... : ' :.: ., . •,. S + S ..•' •-:. • :, :. • - 1111 • . 1-1...•. • years If f..II fuels become the may of là elaft fold vbrltmergy isppil.e. That, the council said, could Increase average world temperature by 10 degrees Fahrenheit with " psiwt.eretuslncreuyasmudsas$dugrem. Msrcsr, wrItLiig In the prodigious BritIsh journal Nature, said bud year that U globsi conaipnptlon of to" fuels cone thee I. grow at its present rate, atmospheric carbon dioxide c'od4 will doshle in 50 )FSWI. 'That, he predicted, would be enough to ci.e a rapid ________of the Wed Antarctic Ice sh.st, leading to a 17.' :' .. • • . * NEW GAS. SAVING DEVICE. * * We're talking about the brand-new'Ibyota * * Corolla'Ièrcel, a sleek front-wheel drive gas miser * * that is E.P.A. highway-rated at 43 miles per gallon * * (33 m.p.g. city). That's alot of miles per gallon, * * but our new Corolla 'Ièrcel also gives you a lot of * * car for your dollar. * * In addition to the superb roadability and * * no-hump flat floor that are outstanding features of * front wheel drive, the 'Iërcel has fully Independent * * suspension with MacPherson struts up front and * * trailing arms/coil springs at the rear for great * * handling and a comfortable ride. And it has the * * lowest base sticker price of any front-wheel-drive * * car sold in America today. With Detroit Initially * * raising prices an average of $2504350 on the * * 1980 models, it's encouraging to know thatyoucan* * still buy a solid, economical, well-designed road * * car at a sensible price. * * RUNS STRONGER, CHEAPER. * * Despite Its lowLONGER, sticker price and high mileage, * * our Corolla 'Ibrcel isn't poorly put together. Like * * all 'Ibyotas, It's quality built by people who take * * pride In building cars that look right, work right, * * and last. * * The result of all this diligence and attention to * * detail Is a car that's built better to run longer. * * Inspect our new Corolla'Iërcel up close. 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Water frommeltlngalpineglachershlghup the valleywallswas draining into the gravel and sandall freeze again. ,&t, Desiton said, the carbon dioxide situation could dradi. dilly cho&s . -.' : warmperlodhasprobablypsased. "So It looks like we have passed the danger point of this sladd of Denton salt ' .. That happened, he said, 124,000 years ago during an In. targlaclal period that was warmer that the one the world currently is In. And he said the warmest part of the current - pet—tate. as raietivaty uus,4 hd,a eeler.. s of these - give. hawaii, Is I'-- he had dank ta the straigh aai, U. ISet . Mlii dd amed1dshepsd: Idb a äitain cmy, sly to ieus wsi1 ovar $09,009 ins doe (laudima of thern mertet. his IiIormMIm w - It list happened to be naeeurete aswi . •..' - . so Letters to the editor 'are welcomed 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 verified. The Evening herald will respect the wishes of writers who do not want their names In print. The Evening Herald also reserves the right to edit letters to eliminate libel or to conform to space requirements. ,, j i THESE PEOPLE *. DIDN 'T GET i THE EepsA. I ADVERTISED MILEAGE. I * * - s B rou es * * - The regulatory busybodies at the Federal Trade VIEWPOINT commission are in a blue funk these days. Congress, which bestowed sweeping powers on the agency just a few years ago, has changed its mind and Is in the process of repealing some of Teddy them. We won't pretend any sympathy for the beleagured bureaucrats. In recent years, the FTC QrLJ/fl ill has drifted increasingly toward the kind of excessive regulation that drives up costs for consumers, wraps businesses in burdensome paperwork, and generally drags down the T bl economy. The regulatory pendulum swung too far in this direction during the early 1970s, and a By ROBERT J. WAGMAN return swing Is certainly healthy. But there is a WASHINGTON (NEA) — Sen. Edward M. deeper lesson Involved here than just the costs of Kennedy Is about to suffer another major over-regulation. What has poisoned the well for setback in his bid to unseat Jimmy Carter. The Massachusetts Democrat has been the FTC In Congress and the country Is the commission's unbridled arrogance - th e usual making a big thing of Carter's lack of effective leadership. For its part, the White consequence of concentrating too much power In House has been attacking Kennedy's Senate the hands of any bureaucracy. record, saying the Bay Stater has acA year or so ago when Congress first began to complished little In his 17 years in the upper explore possible restrictions on the FTC's broad house. And it has been pointing out that the mandate to police the marketplace, It was per. man who says he will make a better leader for fectly obvious that an anti-regulatory, anti-big the Free World was tossed out of the Senate's government tide was running In the country. The No. 2 leadership position, that of majority proposed Consumer Protection Agency cham- whip, beca use he failed to do an even passable job of steering legislation through. ploned by the regulators and their allies In and out Kennedy had hoped to counter this of government had been rejected by the normally argument with a glowing record as chairman liberal Senate. Respected economists had begun of the Senate Judiciary Committee, a post he to add up the cost Imposed on the economy by took over In January. Specifically, he had Washington's tangles of red tape. The totals, hoped to point to his success in getting a which began at $100 billion a year and went up consumer-oriented bill through his own committee as proof of his leadership abilities. from there, startled everyone. Th 4, di Base At Bottom Of World J I%(ISS11"ER JR. about - biological processes. Some of its rocks may program In Antarctica "still preserves for us a UPI Science Editor hold keys to an Earth that looked vastly different voice In the future of the continent." McMURDO STATION, Antarctica (UP!) — The millions of years ago. The two worrisome issues fzicjjig..the_ treaty United States is spending $55 million a year to Antarctica as a place of peace Is protected by partners today are the questions of mineral study the only continent on Earth open to all and the Antarctic treaty which was ratified by the last resources and living marine resources. owned by none. of 12 original participating nations in 1961. The 13 treaty nations which have consultative Science is the happy beneficiary of America's But its future as an unspoiled, unexploited status Poland joined the 12 original signatories foreign policy interests in Antarctica, that frozen continent is not assured because of the world's In 1977 — met In Washington in October and ironed land at the bottom of the world that has only been increasing hunger for new sources of oil and gas. out most of the details for an agreement on known for two centuries. Nor is the conservation assured of small, shrimp- managing the sea resources. Antarctica has no native population although like animals called krill which are being harvested The Antarctic Treaty nations already have about 800 people of 11 nationalities live there In the in antarctic waters by fishermen from several agreed on strict measures to protect Antarctica's dark, cold winter, including 255 Russians, 154 nations, birds and mammals, including the once heavilyArgentinians and 114 Americans, according to Also in limbo Is the question of territorial claims harvested seals and penguins, both of which show reports of the last two years. on Antarctica. Seven nations Argentina, little fear of humans. Nearly half the 2,400 summer residents of Australia, Chile, France, Great Britain, New Antarctica are Americans. Zealand and Norway - claim parts of the conThe minerals issue Is more difficult. The 13 Although the Soviet Union and Argentina have tinent, but territorial claims are held in abeyance nations, however, did agree In October to refrain more Antarctic bases, the United States has the for the life of the treaty. from exploring for oil in the antarctic until some largest — this 110-building village that serves as In addition to the nations claiming parts of the rules can be established to protect the en the center of the nation's Antarctic Research continent, the treaty was also signed originally by vironment and some guidelines can be set to deal Program. the United States, the Soviet Union, Japan, with the Issue of whom any oil belongs to. "I think what we buy with the U. S. presence Belgium and South Africa. Poland, A U. S. Geological Survey report estimated that here is a Strong voice for the United States In the Czechoslovakia, Denmark, the Netherlands, offshore oil and gas reserves in Antarctica may be evolution of whatever future the continent may Romania, East Germany and Brazil have since greater than those In Alaska. But no actual have," said Dr. Edward P. Todd, director of the agreed to the treaty. petroleum exploration has taken place In the National Science Foundation's division of polar The Antarctic Treaty provides that after a antarctic. programs which funds and coordinates American period of 30 years, in 1991, It Is open for Deputy assistant Secretary of State John D. scientific studies here. reexamination by any of the nations that signed It. Negroponte, chairman of the recent antarctic "I don't really believe I could sell to the "We expect, however, that the treaty will conference in Washington, said the treaty Congress this much money for this much research continue in some form even beyond that date," members discussed the ecological and political If It were free of foreign policy objectives," Todd Todd said, looking out a picture window at the aspects of Antarctica's mineral resources in said. "On the other hand, the fact that we can use frozen McMurdo Sound, the Ross Ice Shelf and a greater detail than ever before. But it was not science as an expression of the U. S. presence In snow-covered line of extinct volcanos 40 miles decided how the matter should be handled. Antarctica Is very good because the science to be away. R. E. Talboys, New Zealand Minister of Foreign done Is very important." He said the United States has a strong Affairs, said earlier discussions among the treaty The continent, a desert that nevertheless holds commitment to making the treaty work, partners revealed an absolute prohibition on oil nine-tenths of the world's fresh water In ice sheets "so we're looking at a program that will run exploitation was not acceptable. "In the absence up to 2 1-2 miles thick, is an ecological preserve essentially Indefinitely with a mix of foreign policy of an internationally agreed regime, unilateral that servesas a scientific laboratory available to and science objectives," Todd said. "The science exploration will almost certainly take place," he anyone. is mostly related to the world we live in. The said. Its air is the cleanest In the world. Its seas and foreign policy Is related to the U. S. role in Todd, however, said oil companies have not weather are linked to the globe's whole en- determining what Is the future of the continent, shown a great deal of interest In Antarctica's oil vlronment. Its life may reveal new knowledge If the treaty fails, Todd said America's research potential because of the political questions. And Thus, The Pendulum Returns .,Pt,,MA U.S. Friday, Dec. 21, 197—SA ********** * ********* * ..R 7" AN OPEN TO THE PUBLIM ANTARCTICA WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mall: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.; 6 Months, $24.00; Year $47.00. 1. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. S. ". ..'.hk. 1. - . •_ • , I IT - - -. ,. • , t _."#'4 't'+ I +- S. i..?.. . �_•1 . . .. S.... -- S . -. - - -- . . - . - - . .. . -. . -- . S --.5 - - - -• . 4a 004 . .-.--.. . • 5 ..- Evening Herald, Sanford, FL A-Evenlng HiraM, Sanford, FL - - -- - -1 - Friday, Dec. 21, im -0 -- . 0 S Pat Seminoles Race To 1 0th Straight, Break Record - . Herald Merritt Island coach Haskell Light must have felt like Geperal Custer at the Little Big Horn Thursday night Seminole Community College Bill Payne's Fighting Seminoles went on a war party .• - - - - match. The Seminoles rode to an early 12-4 first pe riod advantage and never let up enroute to the record breaking point performance. _ - . . •, . _ .. _ .•• with four each. ..I Seminole continued the scorinji parade in the second period with seven different players getting into the act, including a combined foul shooting boost of 4-6 between Robert Guy and 5 . 1' _ , .. - floor," Peterson said on his conglomeration of 2-3, 2-1-2, 1-3-1 aones and man-to-man defenses. "We tried to put more The Cardinals, who won just 'five games, also were represented Ly guard Bob Young, center Tom Banks and cornerback Roger Wehrli. • i' - and Payne's continually changing defensive sets and Mothers and side"senlior Jeff Sevor combined talents to rebounding edge spelled a long night for Merritt Island as the break the Patriots away from pesky St. Cloud with 12 straight Tribe took a- 43-23 advantage Into the locker room. points midway through quarter nurnber four. The Seminoles put the game completely out of reach two minutes Into the third period. Behind the hot-handed McCray and a sticky pressing defense First, It was Moths with a follow on a missed free throw for 5O.46lead with 4:45 remaining. Fourty-five seconds later, after a Robert Sipplo basket had pulled the Bulldogs within two, Trailing by that whopping margin the Mustangs went to a full court press which spelled even further trouble. ,With Butler playing the half court middle man, Stambaugh and Whitney cracked the Mustang press at will and fed McCray, who came i with a few Meals of his own, for several easy buckets. The 6-4 forward totaled 18 points In the fourth quarter alone on his way to game scoring honor, of The fourth quirter saw the Seminole bench empUed u Cany-Jones,,Shun Thomas &M Clarence Sipplo continued the saul as t. "No, we weren't trying to run the score up," commented s.raM psws - the Tribe roiled up a 30pint cushion,6M3,at 2:36 in the third by 'r.m Viacess formance In the Tribe's 97-49 waltz over Merritt Island Thursday night. Strongest Field Ever Set __ "We call it out 'four to score' offense," said Hays, a Dayton, : MERRITT ISLAND (4$): Barastt 3, Rurvwi 6, Davis 5, M"12i MilkrI,Armstr.1g14,H.,sl.74,Ie.1j4,C,wUag3. Totals *1 7-16 49. _________ a,.. , _________ - SANFORD 197): letter I, D. llamas U McCray 2$, Stamba ugh 4, IWtia.y W 8. Il--as 5, WbIte _II J.ass 49 Neaader4, Guy 5, Slppo4, liken, Grace 3. T.tah 31 1$17 17, Halftime Saof.rd 43, MerrItt Island 83. Team feulit Merritt Island Xl, Sanford 13. - ..l..._. - '-- Lady Seminoles :Whi e p Vangu I 'ard S - I I& u olft ______ ____ H night, 574a victory over Ocala 70 G" to Modpom 41 0 4Nlca.Qulola 2 Plta.Koido ' 3 PIta Altu - I' - _i - Top Supermarke .B.S.- Score Rec Win 's I - . _ . - _ '.. - -. , - 96* 4W ___ 10 _____ tusb Pifoen I. ,4,I*I -. T -p..I games In dw tkrn day Iftmos". ~ S - U Into -_ - Samuel. Coildy succor *1PII1W 1411111 53h lUd A, MW It 41*7. Il11 10 C*'.: Hobort $sm I, Jsuqb HaCleud 3 3. 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(UPI) Thursday's Results New Jersey 13 ii*gaii 32:61 Weekly NCAA Division I Pittsburgh 1, Philadelphia 1 Central Division '~ "WasM 10th- 1. 31-Wright Happy Day 5.40 1.10 3.60 individual basketball leaders Itap 610 410 (11:2. )C.Deb's Mon 0): 3.14 W o. (II.) through Dec. 17, and teem Buffalo S. L os Angeles 3 Atlanta 23 ii g 4*10 3.50 Yolada's Maii (1): 39:41: ~ leaders through Dec. 10, Boston ID, Toronto 0 11th- 1.3.Rick Aireod 13); 3.75- San Antonio Il 16 .115 -5(5.7) 4340; p (7.3) I$I.55 released for Friday: ($. Friday's Games 41) 50j, Cap-lam Phantom (I); 3. UGHO's Houston II 17 .44, Scoring St. L ouis at Atlanta Cleveland Sammie (3); 31:76 16 19 .457 • to It pts Avg Vancouver it Washington 12t0-- I.26-Team P*ayor(7): 2. 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SRica.aIorza Shout Winters scored 21 0 ,. ,_ __ fl.Surfloy(7);3.26-B.JolleY(3): Seventh game ____ ______ team of Margaret Butts, Al Bartlette, Lorraine Miller fantastic and fabulous," says Australia, New Zealand and Association match Wed- Kathryn Park, Verne Smith and Ginger Herticlon for third the first or second units. finishers era kennel numbers price.dn, wch ' -..l ' position lelhewIn,) 13. 30 3.00 (842) 237.4L 04)-,3-4)1*,0,T(1- ____ - Winners - • Green Bay, Detroit and San Francisco were (Usied alon, with the lip Owes ', _ _ ________ ___ Scott Crockett 0 0-0 0; Tim Willie Brown finished the McMullan 0 " 0; Marvin - the Only teams which did not have a player on , an rdwin, Who 11111"o I ----- - II . - Beach, 1 - I - York Kalcka"$sn Diego pobds for Nilwaiki. and $3. Marques Juiaoe sddsd 11 'do1ayInIb.ai.J (*li Birdiong and SCott th.seevdhaifadas.moIul Wi*nan each soured 24 for Keidw__ (ssth Bud K City, fift HcIrw. bn ___ a "We Win &rsóy biblad donoeInevsrybody.Thia b.u'sd it as aid sam, gave everybody a b Is afob itb as," ,"seldBr idgunai. _ rOicsderM4,, $gj wh bli *7 51111 E$.lha g3 wimursasulat $ wad1er---- InthsEa' C p I p.m. 7 p.m. 1*111 Ike ('pui, Ho - W4 pd t ps Mv, Atlanta over____ ismpIng _____ ____ U-4 ,'l wild WC1uIl 1yI ' r lbS fleW 44-0 ________ $u..0 Iiau. AL Sanford - - --- - -5500.1 ( a*, lake Howell ssIpj.d _____ - stsIn aiiIi IU ____ IIIIJIY'$ fli'ld 10154 WI Me(Wi CIZAtd: 1'MvI WOO 11, T1IV5 Mliii 3 ______ 41111111*1 bdftkm d dw - Now - E.sMa 11. Evans, UkewIse bad. 1*1 riSked io.esd convincing wtu In frim five ___ - S gamr to 444. ____ , pq.p (vy $;4$ S II, Tind $1 u i Second - Round S - ' Metre powerhouse Evans '._ - - - 1i $8101, IIul'$ ' ,iifec! occer Tourney _ _ _ _ TIPTOP * U31*llh*'i $, led MIS 3 Dexter Pv 4, Iu11 ldsa* Is $124 U; I - (uppers _______ g. led to a __ - W1* I. DImS •, . - '. -- TOTALS 12 6.12 30. mate Alex Wynn scored 18. game with a dozen points for Cowart I 2; Harold StInSanford Electric and First Flagship Bank, while nett 0 0-0 (1; TOTALS 9 5-9 23. Federal were tied tit 8-8 after teammate Horace Knight Atlantic Bank 6 6 8 10 - 30 the first period, but the scored nine. Flagsh i p Bankl 9 1 9- 23 excitement to fans around The red of the defense Included Los at ;:oo p.m. Angeles tackle Larry Brooks and middle TheMàgiclans of Basketball the world. The 1980 world tour will linebacker Jack Reynolds, Minnesota outside will be showing their fans in - S'1 W games withad say IUMIIS soured Milwaukee's nut nine odd aëtloit In Ike Thbe Ssecer TserRasneM. WukM Ike last dsa- 14 W79 lead with aZ.1 victory. Seatlasle plays Jackeasvllle E.nest tiday In use .1 1..' A pls4lwowthg premeliom entering the final period. T be ' s ____ 3 scorer with 20, while team- I Globetroftr Vince Humphrey ' Tui klILIL...d M1aiti downed Det roIt 322 NIWYOIk1CeiC1k,. 1Bucke 130, Mk155 had pisdy o(' on their JuidorBrldgs,nanscoied23 I-1'- bat points, 1ncIudl 1$ in the Ill sdaaIwas$o,mudi. second half, to lift Milwaukee ___ ____ Lemon meringue pie_______________ seemed a balfgan. ekead of Kan M umstalr wsopsn to the CItyMtbsvIsimi, The & MlIngEmIcks,pb.,, led $4.75 late In the thIrd "'M 1 ~ -1 WJL)Y$LAGUI - _______ - tKI-DANCING . r$l1S4$T.*. _ oi's: lirop lki*m 11, Miy..d ry 11. Tiny. _ Uaml; M$SILTST TIPTOP 1UP MAllET: Glubs 4, Baxter *aulr stabsk No And Po"4011111 W6160 I - . .- -. . , Federal was the game's top scored four. -n-.. - 14 S t - y; 3. John Bugnir 4. Connell; S. Thomas J. Crawford: Dec. 33 27eteKoldo Cummlngs;7. Francis Sunday, U) 43 P (14) Clii; 1 (3 FuigIniti, C. Mrs. Marlorle Greig: Wild card playoffs NFC 7.2) 151.88. DD 9. Harry-Cindy: 10. Hughes Kennel Chicago it Philadelphia, 12:30 Third game Inc.; H. Donald Hutctserson; 12. I. p.m. êAldana.Reyes 11.60 7.40 5.00 10 Farms; 14. Lotsa Pride Farms SJoseKoIdo 6.00 5.60 Kennel, Inc.: IS. Valery J. Layer, Denver at Houston, 4 p.m. 7I.egue.loItls 11.40 16. Doug Mar'rIolt: 17. Richard 'Q (14) 65.28: P (6-1) 99.98; IS MIles; 1$. Dan O'Connor: 19. H. R. Saturday. Dec. 29 (141) Partin Sr.: 20. L. Petersen; 31. NFC divisional playoff Peerlis iis c lames Robinson: 22. Ralph Ryan: Philadelphia or Los Angeles at SPIegul.P.ru 9.10 7.10 4.4023 Schesle Kennels, Inc.: 24, Tampa Bay, 12:30 p.m. 4.40 3.80 E~wt;;d Saiumi 25- Wayne StrON; AFC divisional playoff 7 Fchano.Eiexpa iso 26. Steve Valerlo; 27. Dann y Houston or Miami at San Diego, 0 (1-1) 36.45; P (12) 124.41: TI Williams: 21. Henry T.Writ: 4 p.m. (2-11) 433.Ii.( John Yamln. (There Is no kennel / lfthame 13). Sunday, Dec. 30 6Maoto.',a 7.50 5.00 2.60 1st-I. 3.Billy Bob Buck (I); 3. AFC divisional playoff 'tUrIzgr.Zarr, 31.50 5.00 26Stem Train (71:3. 23.Pincolata Miami or Denver at Pittsburgh, 3.40 (6). 31:63. SAàva.M.nd.z 12:30 p.m. 2nd-i. 25-Min Curve (1) 2. 12 0(64) 39.50; P ( .0) 144.60: T(6NFC divisional playoff Wycliff Dee Dee (4); 3. ICRuthie Is) 67e.SS Chicago or Los Angeles at Mae (21, 31:85. Dallas, 4 P.M. Sixth game 'd-1 1$-Host $ft (3); 3. 19 3$lmcn.Lo 13.40 6.50 4.00 Bruce Green idsAudra ; Sunday, Jan. 6 4JmeArana L20 7.20 31:94. AFC and NFC championship I RIca.Koldo 3.20 11-Manatee Nellie (S); 2. games 7CUOtilz.DOUg By uei Ek Tip 10 . .. '' - bstwesn Ti* 1517, f Vanguard and Boc*CIsga In YANGUAIID Ups lbs double a'knkiat$on svaiit. 9, W- ' jtu 3, Ws 14, lIoidd the Lady $,nsim$es $aau4, Wki.4, Itelerd limonw.tlwftdwwiww* 0, 3fe 30 34 53 teday's match op an- At Pie In Eye WisH 1$, Rely 13, Tracy :venghart The Lady S.nb,ole's will now m . For Philadelphia, running back Wilbert SdesIid,Re$wIts First game dJose-Reyes 16.40 4.30 3.00 'r,i..i laWt k (hug ii, Lek. Cheryl KIlsn's Lady place Satirdoy rdglit at 7:39. Seminole's advanced to Sanford ...................$7 tonight's flnalotmdo(th. 'Vaiguard .................. Sweet 16 Tournament at New SANFORD tV1)I EbSTkI* Pelt Richey with a Thursday -- I ;i .5' Montgomery, rookie kicker Tony Franklin, tackle Jerry Sisemore and defensive end Carl . - In twin figures with 11. Joe Young scored six, while FLAGSHIP BANK: Willie Corso added six. Hobert Quinn, Albert Arm- Brown 44.712; Hora ce Knight Terry Marshall of First st rong and Carlos Burke each 4 1-2 9; Shay Crockett 0 0-0 0; (1-0 0: Carlos Burke 2 "4; - - u :'- ,st '-r - . . The Eagles, Cowboys and Redsidns also placed four players on the second team. _ -. ---- , . ... .. . . . while Daryl Williams was also offensive rebounds. Leroy S - 41 - - Henry Childs and guard Conrad Dobler. , __ _______ _____ Electric with 16 points apiece, of lAs baskets coming after ' S on the second team are running back Ch Muncie, who r ushed for 1,198 yards, tight end OREBOARD _________ IN IN LAREBIIANTIZY-.. Usyi,1414, Derebimer 44-11, Sever S 315, helm 44$ LsigW $44, McGarvey $40 Hekbs 34-' Lies 044, SaI$us'fluld .'14. ?SlulI 244349. ii is u-u 1. 6 .-0.%. 1 *~ -1 It% 1,1W IM, e;-- , - ' . law " ________ Tlwrsayp,1$,t IlIUM 23.7-U. .. .:1". . finished second to Rashad in total yardage with 1,069 yards on 65 receptions. Other Saints starting defensive team, including punter For St. Cloud 64 wWTnvl Damon Walpole took scoring honorewith 14 poInts. SenlorguardGregH.dunan tallied 10 01110415 jumpers from the wing and 00111Sf' as did Junior Curtis Paul. "The kids are young," Peterson cncluded of his Juniorr4nat.d sqUad. "Now that we've tasted victory I think we'll be all rlgld." ST. CLOIJD.-Lsiper 244, Grekesky 14-4, Paul 5410, WMpSI. $414, HerEman 5410, e 3.1.7, Perry 14-i' - offense, placing four players on the squad, including wide recelverlWes Chandler, who 6-10 record, placed ftft players on the ______ - , ... " Completing the offensive unit were Min-. linebacker Matt Blair. The tealin of Di Dee Weber, The foursome carded a 5(; while the teani of Grace 6 states Atlanta cornerback DeLand why they are the ca Say les, Anne Guth, Lois Rolland Lawrence and Chicago strong safety world's most popular sports and six Canadian provinces In Anne M oo re, Grace Sauers for their victory. North America. In addition, and Fran Albreecht took the Ga ry Fencik. Godfrey and Fran Relna tied . team . weekly 4- ball best ball event Second place went to the the team of Tricia Stenstrom, the te am will play before The New York Giants, who finished with a - ff ' - • Ohio trallsfer, who re 14 points for the evening ."We only, The 8th Annual Lyman title Is definitely up for grabs. Tribe coach Bill Payne. "They kept pressing and making Astronaut, Cocoa, Martin Winter Park; 121, Duck want a layup and Doug made a beautiful pass and we got it." Greyhound Christmas AU of Seminole County's County, Lake Placid, Palatka Porter, Atrd; 12$, Mike mistake, and we got a lot of easy baskets." The calculated la3 the Pats a *0 edge with 1:25 left "I can't tell the guys on the bench not to score when they Wrestling Invitational gets wrestling teams will take part and Bishop Moore to round Diax, Martin County; ' In a game In which neither team was able to grab more tha have lay ups for shots." underway this afternoon with as Oviedo, Lyman, Seminole, out the field. PtilUIp Summersill, Lyman; feig.p cushion in a nip and tuck first half. "Weweren'ttrylngtoscoreahimde.dpolntallkethecrowd awellbalancedfieldof many Lake Howell and Lake Theopenlngsessionof the 140,TomFuller,Boone; 147, AlO, wiIhHi'14 poIMs,'Sam nabbed15ofhisownt kept yelling for either," defended Payne. "A lot of people of the st rongest teams ever to Brantley t ry to keep the title tournament starts at 5:00 Ma rk Anderson, Boone; 157, S pace Lake Bradley. Dersidmer, who was plagued by fouls an4 dicbi't realize it but late In the game we were closing In on a take part In the event. in the back yard. tonight at Lyman. Tod McNeal, Cocoa; 169, evsl*tsdly fouled out, had an off-night 11. "In the past," says Metro powers Boone, the school record of 97 and we tied It, with reserves." "Surprising," was how Desidmer termed the Pats' first Lester Smith, Cocoa; ivz, Davidmosnas wascicee behind McCray with 24 points while Greyhound mat coach Skip defending tournament 1178 TOURNAMENT "We've Melvin Melton, L ym an; 222, victory. played some pretty good teams. I guess this Keith Whitney added 10. Pletser, "there's been a team champs, along with Evans, CHAMPIONS . tesm WMI n OKA '' _______ : For the Mudangs, guard Carl Amistrons led dWr efforts that's always been the Edgewater, Winter Park and 100, Rich ' Thomas, Thad Adamek, Spruce Creek; "ly came old pIa'thg a man4omaa defense and out with 14 points while badicourt mate Kevin Ha. toasid In 12. favorIte. But thIs year there Colonial join Central Florida Edgewater; 107, Mike Riggs, Unl, Mike Balkus, Spruce are so many strong squads the representatives , • _5. nesota wide receiver Alunad Rashad and Washington kicker Mark Moseley. collaborated with smooth Gory Hayes. for, a layi.d tl Meet Mat -- " - Hm yards nine times thil season to give hjrn34 career 105-yard games. rahwtle off the dock bdore nifty xuard- Doug Derliffter For 8th 'Hound S Globetrotters Coming To Stetson January I box when I got position." Following Moths' lead 30 seconds later was Sevor, who was _____ a mouthpiece after the loss of two teeth in a peesporting seeson practice. ____ molars, Sevor put the bite Oft the Despite the missing Bulldogs with a jump shot and two free throws for a 56-48 bulge with 2:57 WI to play. Brantley then waist to Its four corners offense and ran a ____ Sanford EL 8 10 13 13 12-56 8 10 20 7-51 Flag,ship Bank reeled off 1st Fed. Saturday at the Salvation 24th St. the first six points of the Army Gym, 700 W. ATLANTIC BANK: Karry Flagship Hank and First fourtli period to tie the score at 0-20, but Atlantic Bank Hunter 1 0-02; Brian Sheffield Federal play at then put the game out of reach 42-410; Leroy Young 22-26; Washington and George with eight unanswered points. Hobert Quinn 1 2-5 4; Albert Williams shared the high. Brian Sheffield led Atlantic Armstrong 2 tI-i 4; Andy point honors for Sanford Bank with 10 points, with most Griffin 0 0-0 0; Eric Hansen 0 -. Philadelphia which became the winningest Hairston were named. Dallas was Eagle team in 30 years and is the host wild represented by wide receiver Tony Hill, card team in the NFC, was represented by defensive end Harvey Martin, free safety DELAND, Fla. (UPI) - had 18 points while team- which took it one- point edge at record-setting wide receiver Harold CarmiBruce Atkins and B. B. mates Doug Arnold had 14 and halftime. The Dukes finally chael, tight end Keith Krepfle, tackle Stan Cliff Harris and punter Danny White while Flenory combined for 36 Jeffrey Baldwin had 12. Dirk took control with two minutes gent consisted of quarWalters and defensive tackle Charlie Johnpoints to pace unbeaten Ewing and Clifford Johnson left in the game and stretched terback Joe Theiamann, tackle Dave Butz, fl' Duquesne to its seventh each had 20 points in a losing the margin to nine. outside linebacker Brad Dusek and and S The 1980 World Tour of the Sanders. "That makes us straight victoy Thursday, it cause for the Hatters 14-3). The Dukes will meet fellow cornerback Joe Lavender. Payton, who edged Anderson by just five famed Harlern Globetrotters Funtabulous!" 76-ri defeat of Stetson. Duquesne took an early unbeaten Jacksonville ygrds for the rushing title and led the NFC Atkins and Plenory each lead, but lost It to Stetson Sa t urday night. Rounding out the offense is Los Angeles will make a st op In DeLand ieGIot,etrotters are now in with 14 Ms, is making his fourth consecutive Tuesday, Jan. I their second halt century of appearance on the starting team since en- tackle Doug France, Chicago guard Revie for aton thegame Edmunds Activity bringing fun, magic and tering the league in 1975. Payton ran for over Sony and New York Giants center Jim Clack. Center at Stetson University "I worked on boxing out the 6-3," Moths said about his tur. - first in overtime and First of season with a 10 a.m. ganie period. , who had seven. . naround performance.I'He (the 6-2)Sippio) was pretty easy to baseline for a bucket on a fast break In Lake Bran win over St. Cloud. P-V II L in interceptions with nine, followed by Myers, Dallas, which clinched the NFC East crown Moths connected again for a 5248 advantage. Seminole Iligh forward Bruce McCray goes up for Ile files through the air with the greatest of ease. an easy bucket on his way to a 28 point per. Lake Brantley guard Harold Laughlin drives the . -- with a dramatic One-point victory over Washington last week, also had tackle Pat Donovan, guard Herbert Scott and defensive tackle Randy White on the starting squad. - In practice - P Defensively, Par rish the overall leading vote-getterwith 45 votes-- led the conference - been a disappolarned to the Patriots, was the play of their big ' Stephen Grace. The Mustangs looked a little unsure of themselves on offense captured his second consecutive NFL passing titl e. He completed 207-of4l passes for 3,5 yards and threw 27 touchdown pmes. v' Moseley, the leading offensive vote-getter with 39 votes, was the top scorer In the NFChitting all 39 extra point attempts and 25f field goals, Including a 53-varder. Staubach, who guided the Cowboys to an 11 Srecord,set a numberofclubrecoi-dsashe be looking over our shoulder. Now we can play our game." The Patriots game Th ursday turned out to be a kaleidoscopic set of ddenWL "We changed defenses about every other t ime down the Wynn 82-5 18; Randy Johnson Second place Atlantic Bank Federal was never able to (I 0.00; Shedric Knight 2 0.04; Terry Marshall 8 4-8 20; Mike stayed within striking regain control. distan ce of the leaders with a Flagship Bank held a slight Henry 10.02: Chris Henry 1 030-23 win over Flagship Bank 13-12 halftime advantage in ( 2; Keith McGriff 2 1-4 5, Joe of Seminole. the second game of the night, Litton 0 ('1-0 0; TOTALS 22 7-17 Atlantic Bank and Sanford but Atlantic Bank was on top 51. Electric close out the first half 20-14 at the end of the third session, ' and caught nine TD passes. FIRST FEDERAL: Alex scored I conference with 80 receptions for 1,156 yards writers- four from each conference city. He was the only rookie to make the first unit and surpassed Campbell's first-year rushing mark of 1,450 yards. men, Tom Moths played a helluva game," Peterson said of his kflprOVfflg junior castor. His spent hours and hours and on rebounding and its paying off." S - -.. receptions and was the top vote-getter among wide receivers with 35 votes. Rashad led the votes in. thb balloting by 56 pro football worked." Another thing that worked, which thus far this season had ' S * - - I one pass a game to 112, totaled S72 yards on 52 The 6-foot-1, 210-pound Anderson, who finished second in the NFC to first team running mate Walter Payton of Chicago in r ushing yardage with 1,605 yards, received 37 premwe in the scoring area. It may be Ivy League, but it I ______ ,,•.. NFLrecd-settingstreakofcatchjngatle four players each from the playoff-bound Cowboys and Philadelphia Eagles on the first unit announced Thursda y . semi-final round tonight where they will meet Sanford ininole, who thrashed Merritt Island The loss, St. Cloud's fourth against one win, relegates the The to the consolation bracket where they will OPPO5 Merritt bland at 4:30 p.m. Saturday. "I hope this breaks the Ice," a happy and relieved Peterson saldabot*hlainitlalvlctory. "Itbreakathetenalon. We won't • . led a The victory advances Bob Peterson's Patriots Into the 8 p.m. - The Tribe's 97 total beats by six the previous high by a team of 91 set back in 1977 when Jones beat the host Oviedo Lions. The Seminole startem Whitney, Stambaugh, McCray Butler and Thomas staked the Tribe reserves to a first period 24-7 lead before taking a long breather prior to intermissionMcCray led the first period blitz with eight po ints while Butler added seven and Thomas and Stambaugh chipped in Sanford Electric chalked up Electric Company pulled in SANFORD ELECTRIC: its Fifth win without a loss in front 18-14 at the end of the Joe Corso 3 0-0 6; Michael the Sanford Junior Boys second period and increased Renaud I 1-23; Danny Rowe 0 Basketball League Thursday the lead to 31-24 after three (1-0 0; Dewayne Mitchell 2 0.0 night, but not without a fight stanzas. 4; Dar yl Williams 43-5 11; from winless First Federal, First Federal out-scored George W illiams 6 4-4 16; who battled the defending Sanford Electric 20-13 in the Todd Clontz 0 0-0 0; Lance champs into overtime, fourth period, leading by as Brodrick 0 0-0 0; Byron Sanford Electric won the much as three points at one Washington 8 0-3 16; Shea gam e 56.51 thanks to a strong point, before Sanford Electric Whigham 0 0.00; TOTALS 24 overtime effort by lanky knotted the score and sent the 8-16 56. Byron Washington, who game into overtime. C. . ,. Break out the champagne. Sound the tnanveta and unleash the dancing gir1s. seven unsuccesdnJ attempts, Lake Brantley finally tast ed itsFIRST victory of the season Thursday night, over St. Cloud in a quarter-final round game in the LionOutlook final round Against. Lake Brantley while Merritt Island returns to the scene of the scalping Saturday to play a consolation . s BySAMCOOK Herald Sports Correspoadeat The Seminole victory moves the Tribe into tonight's seml- Atlantic Bank Win - Lake Bran fley's Defense By JOE DOSANTIS _ Stars NFC NEW YORK (UP!) Ottis Anderson, the Dave Jennings. Harry Carson was named at St. LOUIS running back who shattered Earl middle linebacker and Brad Van Pelt was Campbell's rookie rushing record, and Roger tabbed as an outside linebacker. Staubach, the 11-year veteran who directed Rounding out the defensive team were Dallas to its fourth consecutive divisional Tampa Bay defensive end Lee Roy Selmon title, highlighted UPI's 1979 National Football and teammate David Lewis at outside Conference All-Star team, linebacker; Los Angeles defensive end Jack Youngblood and New Orleans free safety Tom AfldirSOfl, the Cardinals' first-round draft Myers. choice out of the University of Miami (Fla.), Keys First Patriot Vim rampage, breaking the single game scoring record in the process, and whipped the M ustangs 97-49 In opening round action of the Oviedo Outlook Invitational. UPI 10 of T~Iotoe TO Semi . Head I7 . . T,uu,be WCJitZe5, Sanford Electric,, Staubach Anderson, SPORTS Friday, Dec. 21, 1919-7A . Yti.t.04 ____ 3j4 _____________________________ A& ow MAN . - ',.';IA ?71- .: t. a i's. . .-.-. ,.* , . , ~ !F - il !--" 7~---,.r.w.,,~,~" - ," .-,,,.- ii 5_. �¶ • - £ •. - - -. - • -- f IA-Evening Herald,Sanford, Ft. BLONDIE WASH YOUR Friday, Dec. 21,1979 ( DON'T LOOK NOW,BUT GUESS W140 HERE? HIS EITHER.I HANDS> (c — ACROSS 52 Vice-president by Chic L 22 ,6SIç PIP vo YOUR WIFE LPIF YOU COULP 60 TO THE Mort Walker WHY $OUO 3C AS' (My " F" ! 28 Erie (abbr.) (abbr.) 24 Sweet potato 43 Thew 4 Cape 25 Margarine 26 s 7 Schedule 35 Hold session 8 Dole 36 Containers HER MNIGHT 48 Irritable o + 30 _i___ "the a church 49 Group of Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. DEAR DR. IAMB — 21 Noun suffix pronoun 58 Pigpen '' Lamb i "- 9 110 111 — — — — — — . 'I' • Temperature, D Length A d Cadi Flowen"ng momomi 13 radiologist, dud I'm dill confused as to its cause and t and On exteint So doctors don't that'e much restriction atali. Others Of physical activity recommended. She is very in" that cOmPdlt' ve sports,active in sports and other- particularly any which In. ay help you can give. DEAR READER 30 II can't be bent. The .• )' . .. — • by local residents. here are . \ '44'-. • - . . - some of the more common DAVIS questions asked recently. I Urban hope the answers will help Horticulturist other County residents who well developed. they will December or January ul our flower at normal temperature area. Major yearly pruning and day length. consists of removing some,: Q. I have been thinking of healthy top growth, as well as: may be experiencing the giving a small potted citrus twigs and branches that are" same problems. tree to a friend for Christmas. dead, diseased, injured or Q. W hy is my winter Q. We just never can get our Would you have any unsightly. This will improve ryegrass dying in spots? Christmas Cactus to set suggestions as to a good the plant's form. Leave at There scents to UI? U cotton- flower buds and bloom. Could variety sleet' least half the lenith of each like fungus that shows up you please tell me the A. One of the best citrus maincanethat is one to three first. requirements necessary for species to look for in gift years old. The first flower can A. YOU have a very common them to produce flowers? plants is the calaniondin. This be expected eight to ten weeks disease problem of ryegrass A. [lath temperature and tree is everbearing, which after pruning. 'I . ..,. :,' • :• - ;" . ti ll .. . - •. . ,_- .. ',-'' 1 .• ': • . - - I . Jilt .. ,,• "... , .,; -• , . . Thm V? HraId • Planting a Reltaforum are, from left. Mrs. Vern Messersmith, John E. Fox, Mrs. William McMullen, Mrs. Edward Herrington,. Mrs. John Stanklewlcz and Mrs. Violet Ilollenbeck. _______________________________________________ _________- J 7 } liii P ant l uiaay, D.c.mb.r.22, 1979 . v'-' c VR.! t AR II'4$.D R.EASE 5&iBM B DG • I -- _______ • • ___ . ' . ("U4J FRANK AND ERNEST • by Stan Lee and John Romit4 ' by Bob Thav.s SPIDER-MAN T" . XD IF )OU' YOU X WI6 NOVIIIII at U11 V YIAN! I 1111111 111111111 Last" WPM a ____ 1pe P 979 1 . y Around Sanford (Cottony blight I. In the early flowering of these cacti. If the blossoms, green Fruit, and plants to my landscape? stages of the disease the grass night temperature is main- mature fruit all growing on A. Yes. For the most part Is blackened and has greasy tamed between fifty degrees the tree at the sante time. In fall and winter are the best hook and often the affected and 55 degrees F., flower buds ad(Iition, the mature fruit is a months to do that landscape spots will have a "cottony" will form regardless of day very attractive, bright orange plan ting that you have been appearance. Control needs to length. Of course, if the color, and makes a good putting off. Not only is the be started promptly and the temperature [ails too low, the substitute for heinous. I? weather cooler for the garrecommended materials are plant will freeze. If the night member, citrus need a bright, dener. but the shrubs will Tersan SI' or Koban. Also, temperature remains above sunny location for best have an opportunity to this disease is often started by 70 degrees F. few buds will be growth. develop their root system Q. What should be done to prior to beginning the spring overwatering and-or poor formed. llowever,. if the drainage, temperature is above 55 my rose bushes during the flush of growth. ' For I I eners oa G l -' Members of the Garden Club of &n -women of Good Snepherd Lutheran '—' ord have been busy working with the Church at their home on Magnolia H of Garden Clubs in their Avenue Monday evening. There were 26 ELLLEE project, "Plant Gold In '79". It is the people attending the gala event. , Sanford . theme of the Golden Anniversary Correspondent After hearing the Christmas story read . Celebration for the nation among the 32-1 . from the Bible, the women sang federated garden clubbers. Christmas carols. Christmas stockings ,, After the annual convention In the I. •} lull of coins were offered as a gift to the 4 Sanford members will be the ,I-hg , (t1 ' i listed on a golden scroll that the Florida demonstrated the true spirit of Christ- Christ Child. .. P. Federation will be presenting to the in their ' Mr& Smith and Sandra served coffee. mas when they became involved 4 national council for its beautification Russian tea, punch and canapes to the annual projects of helping the needy. ProNot. ey exchanged g ts and drew The Idea Is to plant a splash of gold In The day began early as the club group as names for their secret pals for the new every city in America. members went out, two at a time, ringing • Through the cooperation of Violet the bells of Christmas and collecting Y Hollenbeck, director of the Sanford money for the Salvation Army. The party ended with the women gaily Nursing and ODnvalescent Center, the They started at 9 in the morning and wishing each other a merry Christmas. Garden Club of Sanford is planting itskept the bells ringing continuously until 5 splash of gold for Sanford at the nursing that afternoon Mrs. P.L. Elmore Just returned from hómeonMellonvllieAvenue. an 8-day tour to Israel. Dr. Gary The day ended with a Christmas party In Florida we are able to plant trees In the evening in Buck's Restaurant at Snowden, pastor of the Pinecrest Baptist that will span generations. Church, organized the tour and acted as The choice of the members of the the Sanford airport guide for the group. Garden Club was a peltaforum. This Members and their wives shared a species must be 7-years-old before it will Mrs. Elmore has been a member of delicious produce a bloom It grows Into a very Pinecred Baptist Church for 22 years large tree and In Sanford you can see all the IIiui4iUL and has taught Sunday School there them covered with beautiful golden brought a toy that will bring Christmas during most of that fte. Because of her joy to a needy child In the Sanford area experience as a teacher, she had a blooms during the month of July The Peltaforum was brought into on Christmas Day. special interest In that part of the world. Orlando 30 years ago from South Stan Hockey, King Llon of the dub, She has always had dreams of going MARINES LANDED America by Martin Andemn. Since then over a there and visiting the places where Jesus literate pr the Peltaforum has become He recognized the committeemen who lived, taught and died. She feels that TO HELP around the Orlando area. NEEDY projects going there has brought special meaning IU one Oat was planted at the center have successfully sponsored was donated from the garden of MM J. throughout the year where funds have Into her Christmas this year and will help L Woods, 718 Florida Ave. in Sanford. been raised to give aid to the blind In Ow her in the years to follow, as she teaches her fifth grade Sunday School class. Mrs. Woods in a member of Hibiscus Sanford area. Oren Smith, program chairman, Circle. erful Santa to end up U* The committee from the Garden Club became Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Lennox received a a raffle where the ent. Oren had who Plantw the tree was Mrs. Vern FOX, MrL drawing of tickets continued until surprise visit from their son, Duane, his MeuwlsmW Mrs. John E. attending received a token wife, Sandra, and Danny, their grandson. William McMullen, Mrs. Edward m flew in from Syracuse, Christmas gift. Herringtoin and Mm John Stankiewicz. It will be Danny's first Christmas at --Grandmother's house" . The Ian to Mrs. m. Wallace r 7% 14on's Club of Sanford members daughter, Sandra, entertained the stay until after New Year's Day. . il 'Roomie' Broke Her Nose; I I)1SE1TIAS She Wants No Part Of Him with her and everything was %, ' fine mW we @A Wo a dumb Wr .4 Tim" Isqw TUMBLEWEEDS L%Im bT K K. Rvan I SUPE SOMEONE 144510 . I . I RWW ON* NY MPMIN1VN 5HIfl'1'L.E(' by ZOONIS - Craig . . ' Now! • - -.•.. 71 I " 11 ... . . .. - -' '4 l '• -dd An& mo. Last Yur I "ll in Im With a 19-yew-old #i r1l all Lum.I moved in IPdRPACjpiIG jj_b. : . . Dear Abby to Wktests' to me tot blow Abby. Laum U I'm rdum tin father, and I'm an I am, I he as much right to be a CHRISTMAS ___ $150 CACTUS - lk ... • W1I I -I -- - . . ' .. . - i X AMI. XA., se,~-w- - GySgt. Gary Neldl. from left, and Sgt. Wayne Nelson are aided by Nancy Williams and Glenda McClure. College. The Marines are picking up (lie food and toys that were contributed by students and faculty of the I'llevelopmental ffivision at the College. OPENSUNDAY oil — 1111ild4stthst DE C, 23rd ROLEX 1-5 P.M. 111111 Ad I hir Gillof I gro*N -sih the vehti . - / ROLEX OYSTER MEANT INTEGRITY.IT'S STILL TRUE TODAY. Up WNYNOTALIVIEPIOTTED Part of tbe baby's life as argummt about it? iwft — WW me out, and DENIEDUYRIGHT *used to have anything DEAR DWIZD: Ody on to do with me. I fully 11111111M U t—A. begged f$' (they paid for the delivery) wIth$heIswIelIyeaabsI nd — chance but she her phone nwnber thing! Not even It my nane yew rob s I yea en't haonbxrsand was on the baby's birth .atW'edwftb do lewyuyui pe S... it I ev came new certificete. I cou't believe eauIsd C Hwe I was trft to is iiiieve ewWduill. emu the P0110. li" awram &ssow fuH reqomfty for Csdft maniati? Whothw y child, nd I we='t you wag a brmd cluirch weo.ng or a sn-pe o .d allowed to. %D-'W IV, , 50 YEARS AGOt THE that I'm the fathler. I've taken C • to . - ___________ • - *." always a few questions that I 3. am asked over and over again , • - degrees but below 0 degrees winter months in our area? 1.'.. 13 hours of uninter Your main task will be rupted dark will cause buds to pruning. Hose pruning should set. Alter the flower buds are be done once each year during: Each month there are :. ,.7 "-o Gardening •: — The choice often depends on how classic form of Osgood severe am problem really I& Almost all cases recover Schiatter's disease involves — 13 — — — — 14 completely, although It might the area where the tendon that encases take quite some time. An.. Il-V 1R — — 16 — — the kneecap is attached. You added complication is that.. THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom — 18 20 — — — can find this point by first there may be a bony knob locating the kneecap, then develop at that point causing ii' . feeling the tendon below the kI1O17 knees. — — 1 23 — — — __.__A__. problem e wi th th A person '4 — kneecapandfoilowlngitdown TREE I BTA(POS1TOIJ jp, '• -' AAOW — 24 25 28 27 28 3 " TT to where it inserts on the top should avoid vigorous sports: . I LAST MARL14! ivvr wv' 01.-lIT. ——— ' ' — — of the shinbone. During bone and daily activities that in32 33 34 development, this area of volve knee bends, followed by ——— — — — attachment is surrounded by straightening the knee. I know •: 38 cartilage. Eventually it all it's hard to inch an 11 •-. — — — becomes solid bone. L— old not to stand up quickly 37 38 139 40 41 In the early adolescent aftersittingdownortonotrun bone upstalui, but it's those acyears,though,beforethe 4 — — — — formation Is complete, this tivitles that need to be cur- 1 j area can be easily injured, tailed. Simple ordinary level 44 45 48 47 — 48 — ' T Some people think that the walking shouldn't be a IS torn loose from the problem. 52 — — — 53 54 — 55 — Restricting physical acshinbone or that there are Uny ARCHIE y o na tivity and sometimes 57 58 59 — — — fractures involved. VA-associated treatment to vol I TRY TO GET can see how this area You 'lEE I IFIE',' SAID — —— ———— SYENSON,ITS LIKE NOT WA 60 tAORE,BUT FUEL DE-f WELL I'LL IN HAWAII 82 could be damaged when you Provide comfort is About all HE'S ATTE NDING THE ARCIIC IRCLE HAVE SAYI COMPANY GIVE CALL ThE A CONVENTION consider its function The that's — — — — — •• 11 IN IIR ffiUCH ME IRLINPRESIDENT OF FUEL JOGGING IS ONE of the muscles over front large th e (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) FUEL FOR AROUNP! OF THE C(Yviof the thigh are the largest In bed exercises to improve the the entire body. The thigh- heart and lung function. It can bone is the longest bone. The be dangerous if YOU don' t leverage in the strong muscle follow proper guidelines. For means that there's an enor- an up-date on jogging deaths, By BERNICE BEDE OSOL mous pull made on this point readers can send 75 cents with J when you straighten the knee. a long, stamped, self Sat Any activity that involves addressed envelope for The ' I straightening the knee Health Letter number 13-4, A Perspective on -.Jogging a job that needs doing. You'll produces this pull. YOUR BIRThDAY receive recognition for your There's a lot of difference of Deaths. Send your request to December22, 1P79 E E K & MEEK opinlonon how much physical me, lncareof this newspaper, by Howie Schneider imagination. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) activity is allowed In the P.O. Box 1551, Radio City,,: This coming year you are M JJST SAY WE HAVWT likely to be more progressive An air of intrigue may per- presence Of this prom. Station, New York, Ny 10019..-; A P1ihI -11.1 Al. GOW III I I RAk3DXIr,.' "' .IJtdT r1L4. Wt"JI IU ,., and ingenious at finding new vade the atmosphere of your MrsA,.ctciiIp iflc. i..iA I&. EFER •.• ways to add to your income social encounters today. •, , VJfTHFL.D J1JMEtJT than you have been in the You'll love It. It makes I()JT1L ALL. 14-E RGLRES past, Don't sit on any thoughts everything more exciting and WIN .. AT that could fatten your bank stimulating. RI E ALL. CANCER (June, 22-July 22) .account. pm ,'ycctc .1 An opportunity to helpthe CAPRICORN Dec 22-3 0 19) Thow minor changes you family budget may be in 04 In dummy and after some' NORTH m:i make today in working out offing.today because of the studY saw It be really needA 1432 ed a 3.2 spade bk. so, be,,; your goals could be extremely way you use your pt5, cashet! d y's kift and significant and prove to be Take the intlitatlive. You'll get queen of U be for tel two,, responsible for success. Don't what you want. 7 uvel, East showed out od LEO (July ZI-Aug. 22) A fear to make the alterations. WEIIIIII the Em club and South PRISCILLA'S POP Discover what lies ahead for friend may have a suggestion by Al Vermeer 4,1187 4105 Paused to regrou i you today that you should 101 you In romance this coming for TA I11163 He could EMILY IS \ .1 , • I -. K753 — — AJill$2 discard p two year by sending for your new be able to apply toward on lona• Z ~: !(I (,, — NOT 6 10543 s. But then wbenhela.. Mail $1 solving a problem. It could M-Graph ,.J \ QUITE! bearts some W E LAST would 3OtITH for each to Adro-Groph, Box serve to take A load off Your WORD IN OUR take the ace #KQ9 cam at low W. Raft City Station, N.Y. mind. VJ73 ARGUMENT' one So VIRGO (Aug 238e$ 23) 10019 Be sure to specify birth Q84 rAt pull0d 10 Money or a means to add to date. •J92 Instead be dumm' (Jan. 20-Feb. your resources may be AQUARIUS king of hearts. U East hyls: Neither 19) You are extremely coming your way today ace, that would be fine for4 Dealer' South slnceEutcould then do 1 receptive to new concepts through an unusual set of Wed North rAd gmth rAtItIN to bud him. But FAXt, today. In your dealings with CirM=ta=L Be r0lCepti" I was too smarL He duded. others you will recognize to enMne's ideas. Pass 14 24 24 OiSooth waarady 10i" p LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct 23) It Pa 3 valuable ldeasyou can fit Into 3NT — ration cash ouL He =4.1, might be wise to eiiltablish a Past 4 # Pm 46 to his MW with the qum of ~ your prlemt Plans. PM 54 Pan 6* PISCES (Feb. 2omamh 2o) flekible schedule y dl~. S Pol 1-0-MI by Ma *des. ruffed a diam6nd with,.~ Pals PIN ' 'k. —&— U I I d limp. came to,, ll g ou we gs w i BUGS SUNNY by Stoffel & H*lmdahl bin 'hillId with tM kIM o(i ceful today In matters mrYOra b061111111 011IN aW spilles. Opening lead.# played his ace alad 3 relating to your career or mVWAW Your cOmPAnY. NtV CWAZY WAS&T.ItM I JLST OYAPLMD Ad of tramps to discard two finances. Put your gifts to SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 22) %JUST CIZMEP OUT MY warts 'frodi dum ye ran A SPSEPEATING work for you and you should Youll know Wdbdiv*IY how be able to a"ve all you hope to make ft most ooA of what AlluSeaug gave East tho lad trick wlth~* you hm to work with, to give for. ius ace Of bes"s. . . ARIES (March 21-Apr11 19) your family the tiü Now is the ft@ to express wot to! give them. Do what Tod& ' slam tract was (NEWAM ENTUIPIllift AIM.), wall a butWo' your thocights about maim coma naturally. atrifle, over. btSuthmaugsdtObid SAGITI'AIUU8 (Nov. pondbledsangesln plans (Fe viA1f1ay' Dec. 21) You're always full of it wag hb t= MODERN, mW S I to. , Mb etit, involving othem Your his urn hand Brie," ca will find receptive iisteners. Innovative ideas, int to bout tinny y contract p, p,o. TAURUS(April XllMay 20) you coulill be In Station, Now york, N.y.. Put into action those ideas you IOM- &w@ YOUr CmUvitY He mfied the diamond lead IjV ) . have on how to better perform with friends - they'll , ft. r- ' Friday, Dec. 21, 91-4A I Terrible" 9 City in 31 Adduce actors wils'r Culta ports I.,coy volve straightedrig the knee 37 Change into Oklahoma iling s 34 Summer time 50 Yesterday (Fr.) bons you might get from kicking 10 Regarding 12 labbr.) 4 1 French 5 1 Charitable or. but nonflial activity is anodwr aasbell, should be eliminited. wds., Lot.. matter and particularly 38 Misfortune impressionist gsnhzatson abbr.) Other doctors go so far determining how much j 42 Leaflet (abbr.) 11 the leg In a draight leg put 44 Dismay 40 Old English 54 Eggs allowed. I'd appreciate any 19 Pronoun I FIGTHTS ate OURSELVES ' problem. We've consulted with three doctors, including 1:.!r' goddess sailing vessel Indians 6ld elf-esteem 29 ger 0001*1 3 Hawkeye State 24You'are(cont) 32 9 I WANTEPb&0 XIV GO,SLIT X WNT WAIJT TO IF DUCT ! 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From top: the robust Rolex Explorer, an Oysler Perpetual chronometer in stainless steel with rnatch- 230f I" A40N., DEC. 24 - ItX-5:31 - chronometer with 24-hour hand arid fixed bezel, in stainless steel with matching bracelet, and, Ike the Explorer, pressure-proof down to 330 feet (1655/ 207); and the sturdy Submariner in stainless steel with matching bracelet, a diver's model with rotating bezel for timing dives, pressure-proof down to 660 feel (5513/9315). The Submariner's Fliplock bracelet has a special extension clasp for use outside 14 KL SOLID GOLD 9EADS ON I4KLSOLIDGOI.D CHAINS owyou can build ckim I evelasting be utv. increasing flt$miflh1IflddV$IUL.JflS*PSfl bud at a ' Sited with one head on a dialm.. AdJA $;Wd bo*4 tog OPEN SUNDAY - �s.. 1oA—vInIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. FrIday, Dec. 21, 17 Legal Notice ijNoiii - Legal Notice Legal Notice - Legal Notice Legal Notice Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. NOTICE CLASSIFIED ADS TO: Alt property owners and any SCHEDULE "A" FICTITIOUS NAME ii. 12, 14, 74, 25, 26, 27, 30, 31, 32, 57, other persons interested In all lots, Notice is hereby given that I am 59,63,64,65.67,73,74,76, or 77, and INTHECIRCUITCOURTINAP4D FICTITIOUSNAME OdQndo - Wintet' Pwk REALPROPERTY Seminole engagedinbusinessat2l09French lands and parcels of lands ad. all of the Lbke Oaks Section, FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Notice is hereby given that I am Ave., Sanford, Seminole County, lOining and contiguous or FLORIDA SANLANDO SPRINGS, SEMI. 831-9993 in business at 1l30 State Florida under the fictitious name abounding and abutting upon the South 39.23 feet, Lot 9, Block 3. NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, Civil Action No. 7931$7.CA.09.K engaged 322-2611 St., Sanford Plaza, following described Street located Tiet 2 of E.R. Trafford's Map of Sanford, of THELMA'S TROPHY SHOP, Defendants. GLADYS C. VAUGHT, Seminole County, Florida, under and that I intend to register said within the City of Casselberry, the Town of Sanford according to NOTICE OF SUIT AND Plaintiff the fictitious name of BIG name with the Clerk of the Circuit RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. Seminole County, Florida, to wit: the Plat thereof, as recorded In vs. RIGHT TO INTERVENE 44c line CERAMICS and that I intend to Court, Seminole County, Florida in A portion of Lake Triplet Drive, Plat Book 1, Page 56 of the Public I time RICHARD HARDY JACKSON and register said name with the Clerk accordance with the provisions of a distance of 3146 lineal TO: EACH AND EVERY PER. I.1t"*l IO 39c a line Records of Seminole County. SON WHO IS AN OWNER OF 3conseCUtiVe times ELLANOTICEOFACTION MAE JACKSON, His Wife Of the Circuit Court, Seminole the Fictitious Name Statutei, To. measured northerly from the Florida 34c a line REAL PROPERTY LOCATED IN 7 consecutive times S 30 P M. 8 00 A M County, Florida in accordance Wit: Section 665.09 Florida existing paved surface of Lake PERSONALPROPERTY TO. With the provisions of the Plc. 5tatfles 1957. SANLANDO SPRINGS, SEMI. MONDAY thru FRIDAY Triplet Drive. 11W. No. 002675 Stereo Sonics NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, OR RICHARD HARDY JACKSON titious Name Statutes, ToWit: 3 Lines Minimum Sig. Rawilco Corp. SATURDAY 9 Noon YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI. Laboratories and Section 665.09 Florida Statutes CLAIMING ANY ESTATE, Russell H. Williamson FlED that the City Council of the 1 Telex TMS 00 Cartridge Deck TITLE OR INTEREST IN THE ELLA MAE JACKSON 1957. Publish Dec. 21, 26, 19791 Jan. 4, City of Casselberry, Florida, has 1 CitatIon 12 Ampligier his wife 51g. Gary F. Preston FOLLOWING DESCRIBED DEADLINES 11 1900 2 Custom Monitor Speakers deemed it advisable to improve RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN Publish: November 30, REAL PROPERTY OR ANY 1 DEQ70 1 Custom Transformer the above described street with 22 YOU ARE HEREBY notified December 7, 14, 21, 1979. PORTION THEREOF WHICH Remote Volume Control HAS BEEN REPLATTED, Noon The DQfBefol'e PublicQtion feet of I" thick, Type I, asphaltic that a Complaint to foreclose a DEPIlI concreteona6"Iimerockbaseand Assembly mortgage encumbering the __________________________ Tract 6 of SANLANDO 4 Bozak B.201 10" stabilized subbase with following real property, to wit: Speakers SPRINGS, according to plat Sunckj - Noon FridQ Modified drainage pipes and inlets, curb Lots 6, 7, 6, 9, and 10, Block 11, thereof, as recorded in P1st Book and gutters and to provide for the 2 Bozak CM0001O Speakers Sanlando, a Subdivision of 5, Page 53, Public Records of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 16TH assessment of all costs as per 1 Custom Brackets . Painted Altarnonte Springs, Florida, as Seminole County, Florida; JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT Hookup Wire Resolution No. 297 of the City of recorded in the public records of Tract 11 of SANLANDO FOE SEMINOLE COUNTY, BOARD OF Installation Labor Seminole County, Florida, being Casselberry, Florida. and to Wanted SPRINGS, according to piat — FLORIDA. COUNTY COMMISSIONSERS 4—Personals Kurman Company, lnc improve, construct, install and the same property as described in thereof, as recorded in Plat Book CASE NO. 79.2300.CA.I$.K THE COUNTY OF SEMINOLE interconnect eight.inch sewer I (Set) Dishtables . soiled s, Page 40, Public Records of Deed Book 119, Page 342, of said FLORIDA SOFTWARE SER. RN, t4 & 4.12, full 5. part time. Public records, Separate seated bids for the main along Lakc Triplet Drive Section "L" shape l$"x72"x30". Seminole County, Florida; VICES, INC., following items will be received in from Secret Drive easterly 700 feet Apply in person Sanford Nursing Why Be Lonely? Write "Get A has been filed against you and you 14 go. stainless steel lop gaIV. 0. Convalescent Center, 930 Plaintiff, theofficeof the Purchasing Agent, toward the easterly property line Mate" Dating Service. All are required to serve a copy of open base, prewash sink, with Tract 12 of SANLANDO ,Mellonville. ages. P.O. Box 6071, ClearS Room 417, Seminole County of Secret Lake Park as per your written defenses, if any, to it T8.S.113.B.109 prewash unit. SPRINGS, according to plat water, Fl. 33510. J. SCOTT ANNIS, DEBORAH E. Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, Resolution No. 301 of the City of on James C. Collier, Plaintiff's scrap block, 76" long, slanted rack thereof, as recorded in P1st Book ANNIS, LARRY D. BAKER, 37771, until 10:00 A.M., Monday, Casselberry, Florida. PART-TIME attorney whose address 15 P.O. shelf overhead, open galvanized 5, Page 39, Public Records of ______________ — JOYCE L. BAKER, RICHARDS. January?, 1900. At which time and &-Child Care TAKE NOTICE that a public Box 5219, Orlando, Florida base. Clean section 4l"x30" Seminole County, Florida; BEEBE, COMBANK & CO., place,bids will be Publicly opened hearing will be held on January 7, CORRESPONDENTS onorbetorethelsldayofjanuary MACK W. matching soiled section. Item No. Tract 14 of SANL.ANDO PIKES, GEORGE C. and read in Room 426 of the 1900, at 7:30 P.M., or as soon 1900, and file the original with the 10. SPRINGS, the North or Blocks DANNALS, Will baby sit in my home WILLIAM WANTED J. Seminole County Courthouse at thereafter as possible, in the Clerk of this Court otherwise a 1 Dishwasher. Hobart AM.I1C. A, B, C and D according to the p1st DOWDEL L. LINDA Days only S. time end date stated; Casselberry City Hall, at which default will be entered against corner type, electric heat, 115.206 thereof as recorded in Plat BookS, To write news of local interest 322.7446 DOWDELL, ALBERTO GUDE, Heating. Air Conditioning Sys time the owners assessed and you. volt modified. Item No. 11. Page 56, Public Records of from LONGW000 , SAN. JR.. NANCY C. GUDE, RONALD tern for Consumers Water other interested persons may WITNESS my hand and seal of I Hot Water Booster. Hatco C. Seminole County, Florida; FORD, WINTER SPRINGS, WANT TOTEE A WONDER AT E KIRCHMAN, S.D. KLOTZ, Treatment Plant; Auxiliary appearbeforetheCitycounclland thiS Court on the 27th day of 12, mounted to underside of clean WORK? Place a Classified Ad in CASSELBERRY and if you Tract 14 of SANLANDO November, 1979. VINCENT S. RADASKiEWICZ, Generator; Traffic Paint; Traffic be heard as to the property and dish table, 220 volts 3 ph. Item No. SPRINGS, Second Replat of the the Evening Heratd today. have a knack for gathering the M . Signal Equipment; CATHE P I N E Spec advisability of making the im. ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, Jr. 12. — social news from your South ½ or Block F, F, 0, and H. RADASKIEWICZ, BERNARD p. trophotometer; Two (2) Refuse provements. Costs, method of Clerk of the Circuit Court 1 Sink . 2 compartment . 14 gal. according to plat thereof, as Will babysit days respective community to be By Susan E. Tabor SHEPPARD. DAVID P. TIJRSAN Trailers; Direct Burial Cable; payment and the assessments stainless steel . 42"x24" plus in. recorded in Plot Book 9, Page 6, For working molhers presented in a column in Inc Deputy Clerk end FRANCIS V. TURSAN, Generator; Two (2) 10 td. Dump againsl eah properly owner will tegral 24" drainboard. Galv. Public Records of Seminole Reasonablerate. 3222274 . Evening Herald, we want to ISEAL) Defendants. Trucks; Air Comqressor; Con. be considered, tubular legs . F 0. S faucet, item County, Florida; talk with you. NOTICE OF ACTION Publish November 30, December crete Mixer; Lubrication Truck; TheCltyofCa%selberryhasin its No. 14. TO: Tract 24 of SANLANDO 7, , 71, 1979 9-Good Things to Eat — Electrical Material, possession an engineer's estimate SPRINGS, according to play _________________ Ccntact:DORIS DIETRICH DAVID P. TURSAN DEP112 Annual requirements for the of the construction costs including I Trash Compactor . precision thereof, as recorded in P1st Book ____________________________ 6703 Huntsman Boulevard following items: engineering and administrative PR.S. Item No. 15 Navel, grapefruit, tangerines, 4, Page 21, Public Records of OURSELVES EDITOR Springfield, Virginia Animal Food; No. 57 Rock costs in the amount of 51 16,612.00. oranges. Picked to order. Will 9.3 daily 1 Pot Wash Sink . 14 9.. Seminole County, Florida; 322.2611 Mon.Frl FRANCIS K. TURSAN All interested persons are Gravel; Animal Medicine; stainless ste*l 10'6" x 24 plus 2 mix. Crumley 322.0267. UNITED STATES DISTRJCT 6703 Huntsman Boulevard Tract 25 of SANLANDO Aluminum Blanks 8. Galvanized notified that the description of COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF integral drainboard 24" long Mechanics helper & Machinists Springfield, Virginia Chanhel Posts; Grass Seed; each property to be assessed and galv. tubular legs. Two T 1. S. SPRINGS, ccordlng to plat FOR SALE FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION helper. Good benefIts. Apply in thereo055recordedin P1st BookS, YOU ARE HEREBY Cleaning Repairing & Recoringof the amount to be assessed to each faucets . Grapefruit, Oranges & Lemons. COURT NO: 7$395ORLCIV.Y person, 1 ml. north of 434 on 17. 3 compartments. Item Page 45, Public Records of - NOTIFIED that an action to Radiators, parcel may be ascertained at the P. U. HutchIson. No. lb. 92. Richles VW. SemInole County, Florida; UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, determine the fair value of the Semiannual requirements for office of the City Clerk of the City 377.405$ 1 Immersion Heater for rinse Plaintiff, .vs. WILLIE F. LONG, shares of stock held by you in the following items: of Casselberry, Florida. Tract 26 of SANLANDO compartment of potwash sInk 113 SPRINGS, according to plat etc., et al, Defendant(s) - Florida Software Services, Inc. Legal Notice DATED this 17th day of Liquid Asphalt; Concrete NOTICE OF SALE - Notice 5 volt Toastmaster SG. Item No. 17. thereof as recorded in Plat BookS, has been filed in the Circuit Court Blocks; CementinBulk; Hot 8 December, A. 0. 1979. 1 UnderbarWorkboardwithtwo Page 1!, Public Records of hereby given that pursuant to a in and for Seminole County, Cold Asphattic Concrete Mary W. Hawthorne NOTICEOFPUBLICSALE 3compartment sink, two mixing Seminole County, Florida; City Clerk Summary Final Decree of Florida and you are required to For Auxiliary generator and (U 1969 Olds Cutlass- VIn No, MERRY CHRISTMAS station with ice bin, drainboard, Foreclosure entered on November sefve Publish Dec. 71, 21, 1979 OEQ71 27 of SANLANDO copy of. your written HeatlngAir Conditioning System 336779114276. To be sold to satisfy speed rail complete length, faucet Tract S*'RiNGS, according to plat 3227013 Creative Expressions 9,1979, bythe aboveentitled Court defenses, if any, to it on C. for Consumers Water Treatment IN THE CIRCUITCOURT repair and storage charges. Sale to In the above styled cause, the VERNON MilE, ______________________________ JR., IN AND stainless steel body with thereof, as recorded in P1st Book FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, of Plant upon award successful be held at Firestone Store, 601 W. galvanizedtubularlegs. 1l'O"long undersigned United States Mar. CLEVELAND, 4, Page 56, Public Records of MIlE FLORIDA 0. bidder will be required to furnish First St., Sanford, Fl. December shal, or x 24" wide. Item No. 16. one of his duly authorized BRIDGES, attorneys for Plaintiff, Payment and Performance Bonds, ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK OF Seminole County, Florida; Legal Notice 31, 1979 at 12 Noon. 3 Bottle Cooler Beverage Air deputies, will sell the property whose address is Post Office each in the amount of 100 percent SEMINOLE, etc., . Tract 30 of SANLAP400 Publish Dec. 21. 1979 DWG 64. Item No. 19. situate in Seminole County, Drawer 2, Sanford, Florida 32771 of total bid amount; and Proof f SPRINGS. according to p1st Plaintiff, DEQ. 77 1 Cooler Freezer . FICTITIOUS NAME Florida, described as: The North on or before January 14, 1960 and Insurance. Bond forms will be American thereof, as recorded in Piat Book Cooler . Notice is hereby given that we of Lots 24 and 73. Block A, A.8. file the original with the Clerk of furnished by the Seminole County combination walk in box, i, Page 62, Public Records of MR. PATRICK'S, INC., a Florida 6'O" x IO'6" x 7'6" high, two.third Seminole County, Florida; FICTITIOUS NAME are engaged in business at 92 HWY Sti,ens Addition to Midway, this Court either before service on Purchasing Division corporation, et aI, cooler, one.third freezer remote according to the Plat thereof Notice is hereby gIven that we 436 . Zayre Plaza, Fern Park, Plaintiff's attorney or irn. All work shall be in accordance Defendants, Tract 31 of SANLANDO refrigeration units. 115.220 volt recorded in Plat Book 7, Page )Iof mediately thereafter; otherwise, a are engaged in business at 3333 with specifications in the Office of SPRINGS, according to plot Florida 32700, Seminole County, Poinsetta Ave., Seminole County, ihâ Public Records of Seminole Default and ultimate Judgment the Purchasing Agent aluminum exterior, and interior. thereof as recorded in Plot Book 5, Florida, under the fictitious name CASE NO: 79.1294.CA.09.J Item No. 20. County, Florida at public outcry to will be entered against you for the The County reserves the right to Page 15, Public Records of of ZASADA PRINTING DBA Florida under the fictitious name I (Lot) Shelving for walk.ins KOPY KWICK PRINTING of FLORIDA LAWN AND LAND. the highest and best bidder for relief demanded in the Complaint, reject any or all bids, with or NOTICE OF SALE Chrome plated wire Seminole County, Florida; cash at 12 o'clock noon on Hodges CENTER and that we intend to SCAPE SERVICES, and that we WITNESS my hand and seal of without cause Notice is hereby given that, to waive Tract 32 of SANLANDO shelving. Item No. 20A. intend to register said name with register said name with the Clerk Tuesday, January 0, 1960, at the this Court on this 12th day of technicalities; or to accept the bid pursuant to a Summary Final West door of the Seminole County December, 1979. 1 Char Broiler Vulcan . si" long SPRINGS, according to plot of the Circuit Court, Seminole the Clerk of the Circuit Court, which in its judgment best serves Judgment of Foreclosure entered Courthouse, Sanford, Florida. . gas . standard finish Model thereof as recorded in Plot Book 5. County, Florida in accordance Seminole County, Florida in . (SEAL) the interest of the County. Cost of in the above captioned action, I Page II, Public Records of Dated: Nov. 30, 1919 M7609M5751. item No. 1 with the provisIons of the Fic. cordancewiththeprovisionsof,he ARTHUR H. BECKWITH JR. submittal of this bid is considered will sell the following described . Seminole County, Florida; GEORGE R. GROSSE I Convention Oven Vulcan Fictitious Name Statutes, To.WII: titious Name Statutes, ToWit: Clerk of the Circuit Court an operational cost of the bidder property which is situated in Tract 37 of SANLANDO UNITED STATES MARSHAL larger . Standard finish . gas .115 Section 665.09 Florida Statutes Section 65 09 Flori By Susan E. Tabor StatVtn andshallnotbepass.donto,orbe Seminole County, Florida, at MIDDLE volt motor Model OT Item.!o. 2. SPRINGS, Block B only, ac. 1957. DISTRICT OF 1957. Deputy Clerk borr.c by the County public sale to the highest bidder FLORIDA 1 Rangewithovenand4burners cordingtoplattherof,asrecorded Sig. Robert R. Zasada 51g. William 0. White C. VERNON MIlE, JR., for cash at the west door of the JoAnn Blackmon, CPM KENDELL W. WHERRY . wIth one Stjndard finish single in Plot Book 4, Page 34, Public R. Paul Riley Nancy R. Zasada ESQUIRE Purchasing Agent Seminole County Court House in deck shelf . Vulcan Model 7145A. Records of SemInole County, Publish December 14, 21 20, 1919 Publish December 14, 21, 21, 1979 ASSISTANT Seminole County Sanford, Florida, at 11:00 A.M. on Florida; ATTORNEY UNITED STATES CLEVELAND, MIlE 1. BRIDGES Item No. 3. and January 4 1910 and January 4, 1910 Post Office Drawer 2 the 20th day of Courthouse. Room 417 December, 1979, Tract 57 of SANLANDO DEGaS ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF Sanford, Florida 1 Hood Galv. iron construction, DEQ.47 32771 Sanford, Fl. 37771 the said property to be sold being Publish $0" x 54" deep and 24" high box SPRINGS, a replat, according to described at Schedule "A," at. (305) 323.4330, Ext. 295 December 7,November 14, 21, 197 30. and Publish D.centh.r 14, 71, 26, 1919 type, special construction for p1st thereof as recorded In Plat and January 4, 1960 tached hereto and made a part Publtth: Dec. 21, 1979 OF P.96 ceiling heights, S filters, 2 lIghts, Book , Pace 49, Public Records of DEGaS . hereof by reference. tEQ.4$ custom built, Item No. 4 HangIng Semlf101e County, Florida; Hood by others. Tract 59 of SANLANOO 18-Help Wanted 4.!- — 18-4*Ip I 'AVON - POL ICE OF FICER-The Orlando Civil Service Office will be scheduling CandidateS for the examination for Police Officer. beginning Monday, December 17, 1979 through Friday, January 1. 1950. In terested persons should apply in person to the Orlando Civil Julia's Alterations & TaIloring. Man I Womens garments lifted ;o your size. Altamonte Spgs. 331.5459. Beauty Cars TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook 319 F. 1st St., 3223742 Full & part time, must have car & phone. Unif., equip. furn. Free life ins. Apply 1510 F. Colonial, Suite 230W, Orlando. Equal Opportunity Employer sn.ot 1 YEAR $43.00 . Th. EVENING HERALD P0. SO* 16$7 k _______________________________________________ anior Fluids . A iIi put wsy to soy Merry Ckdstm.sl • * • . . * 0 * . 0 . . '.,-. * ' -- ,Radio Shack is looking for a part.tlme sates person with a possibility of a full-time position in the future. Knowledge of electronics & retail sales a plus. Call Bill Irwin 322 6999. oned comm. & less than 1 ml. MEINTZER TLE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty, 23 yrs. Exp. 049-5332. ' essrnukIng Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery from Lk. Mot',oc. 2 PR. 20, 2 huge tots. PP 8. lots of trees. $13,600 cash to mort. Lovely3 BR on approx I. 3rd acre wlandscaping galore. New C H&A, dream kit., + cathedral ceilings. Just nc , Cash for your lot' Will build on your l ot our lot 6.44 3013 _____________________________ REALTOR, MLS 3 BEDROOM, COZY FIRE. PLACE. NICELY WOODED 2 TING. FENCED FOR YOUR PRIVACY. LIVE STOCK w.IE, 18 guest cottage. Won't last long at $92,000. Longwood-Lk. Mary Rd. Good term' 118.500. (corner 10th & French) 3235176 * * * * * * 21—Situations 29-Rooms -- . -_- Sanford GracIous living. Peas, Need a carpenter? Painter, floor 0. ceiling tile repair? Cabinet FIGHT INFLATION. Invest in appear here tomorrow. furnace & range. Fenced rear yd., convenient bc., LR I P15. OWNER FINANCING rm., w w carp. w.soo. Avail, with good down payment. _Lai Webuy your equity. close in 24 hrs. AWARD REALTY, INC. REMODELt __________ ) 4 pct. interest to qualified buyers. New homes with Inc., Realtors 2135' 5. French (17 9?) Sanford 3235324 monthly payments under $250. Low down payments. 322.7217. ' 3 Bldg. lots in Geneva I 1 lot In Paola. Good terms I owner will hold, 3 BR w-FR, clean & ready to ______________________ move into. Call to see. $32,900. Firewood AAA Tree Servics & firewood. Oak I Pine, you p4) or we deliver. 33.5343. W• buy wood Osng& Sosrdk Animal Haven Kennels ThankYou, Thank You for being my custoMers & friends. if there's a bitter way to say Ill don't know how, may you be ridily blessed. lest wishes Randal Rowe. Heusewlves Cleaning Service Personalized, fast, dependable Regvlaror 1 time basis U, DO wuh wlndoual 1773194 Apts. for Senior Citizens. Downtown, very clean 8. roomy. See Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto Ave. STORING IT MAKES WASTESSELLING IT MAKES CASH PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD NOW. Call 3232611 or $314993. 32-Houses Unfurnished - IREE ESTIMATES All Work Guaranteed ticensed 3231507 Insured 3 BR, IS, carport. shed, front porch, $300 month I $300 5SC. dsp. 322077). $::! 3 BR, I"z B, 5323 me, 1200 sec. dsp. Harold Hall Realty, Inc. Realtors 323-5774. EUTSLER PAINTING I REPAlR-Intsr'r.E*,er.' REE E$TIMATE$CalI 335,5343 3$FDROOM.2 BATH. FAMILY ROOM, EXECUTIVE. $300 MONTH. SEIGLER REALTY, BROKER, 3210610. 327 1577. Quality workmanshIp. No lob tel small or big, Ildorlor or antori..', Preisl,e claaøing, 312. .0071. JUSt LISTED! 3 BR. 28 in Sunland with dining area, w.w carp.,porch,p.nelinglmorel BPP WARRANTED, Only $32,500. Call 323-2222 for info. LAKEFRONTI 28R, is cottage on a spacious landscaped lotl Eat.inkit.,Fla.rrn.Iporct..A super deal for $39,9J, BEAUTIFULI 3 BR, 25 home In Deltona wIth many special festurest CH.A, w.w carp., Fla. rm., eatin kit. I lots morel BPP WARRANTED. Just $34,100. FANTASTICI 3 BR. 28 brick home in ldyllwlldel Many custom features on a 1g. Landscaped loll Only 563.900. Sanford's Sales Leader 322 2420 33—Houses Furnishsd ______________ r Insured 53pe To New Years Spscielt 11 pct, off doria, January on r..iof. S yr. workmanship guarantee. ___________________ 47-A--Mortgages BOught 4-HsuNS BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY PRO. PERTY-12 acres, 4 Sdrm, 2 Baths, fenced, 3 wells, ann tractor & mower, MUCH MORE, close to city conS venience, 1 yr. warranty, or Build to Suit-our lot or yours FHAVA.FHA23SI3IS LQrpwood COJ JUl. 31, lots of sterage, corner sitewlth trs. M. Unswoi'$ti Realty Rag. Real Estate Broker 831.9993 I' -A -ft. ' REALTOR SeI,'ct Styli' ,ifld W,ir,nth of Oniiuel C.rt'en SI,,,, .,'s K NIC.H 75.208 F 1st Downtown MU - - 3334061 oreves. 3234317 --------- .-.--- -. - vestments, P.O. Box 79, Sanford, 322-474). -_____ every day. _________________________-- MAYFAIR GOLF COURSE LOT 90'x200' WITH A SPLEN. DEROUS VIEW. OVER. LOOKS SMALL LAKE. 530.000. HURRYI S ACRES NEAR TRANSFER STATION OFF UPSALA RD. NEEDS FILL. EXCELLENT TERMS. (ICOJNN SEIGLER REALTY BROKER . 3439S.MyrtieAve. Orlando 337-1577 __________________ ________________ _________________ YELLOWSAND - Call Clark & flirt 323 7580 --- . ±3 Gav colors delight the child. _________________________ Christmas Slippers, we Suggest ' K NI GIllS, 206 F. 1st Downtown GI - ±3 KNIGHTS, 206 F 1st, Downtown —____________________ - HFNDRIX ANTIQUES 20 pr, off sale on antique dining fl1 chairs, with 13 sets to select ±3 from Dec. lb thru Dec - 23. also antique refinishing. Free pick up & delivery. Come See us tabletop AM.FM stereo system. 3227410_ - year, 535w. 1st 372-2021. 25" 6 F color consoles Deluxe cabinets. Were 1699 & $799. Now $599. Goodyear. SS5W. 1st 322 2821 ____________ ____________ Hwy. 419 2 ml, N. of Ovieclo ±3 ________________________ 37a0 . --- --- *3 Zenilh component stereo. AM FURNITURE-BEDDING. 72-Auction______ *3 FM with speakers. Was $249, Whoiesaletoall,OriandOWhof,. -______ _____. now $179. No. J584. Goodyear. sale Furn. 2500 Industrial Blvd., Season's C'reetings from Santo 555W. 1sf. 322-262) Ortando. AuctIon, 1215 S. French *3 - Closed December 77 thru ±3 For Sale: Sentinel Star news- January 7. Nest Auction n r 7. Wat r paper route. AM, is customers, Winter Springs. - $7,400. 375.9542 26115. French 323 6168 C) MUSlCA11 GIFTS 0' Llit'y' Guitar (ft. & Museum.i Over tOO ne's 8. uSed bargains Martin Gibson Guild Yamaha 2510 S French IbIk of Samboil 373 8911 TV's,colorl 81W Pianos, organs, guitars, amps & p drums Bob Ball's Disc Music Center. 770? French Ave 32? 2255 f : ij) __________________ Cock a poo puppy. 8 weeks Just in timefor Christmas! $45. 331 0116 _________________ 1 hasa Apso. 2 qrey,lgold,trno old Loving, intelligent, sIso ea 323 1766 ois _____________________ Mi%. stereos&tape player 3236670 ' '. S's Il' Trampoline $I35ormakeufter $31 5076 ________________ ________________________ Uied full sue hotelinolel bed I ding. Very cleen, $1t95 Ci. PC. P4011's Sanford Furniture I __________ ta . —;(AS °=S I I I GIFTS • BIBLE BOOK CENTER AFR ICAPI VIOL ETS TheGreenhous, 3229111 Eves after 61 weekends $, Bibles, jewelry, accessories 7$ Hwy 17 92 DeBary 66$ 4445 ______________ HOLIDAY PLANTS OPEN SUNDAY 1:305:00 MERR JeanNorris 101CeisryAve. ICHRlsTMAs . __________________ 2 _________________ _______ -- I FURNITURE& THINGS lag. ft, ISTAUSr*.r BuyISelI fleN.1742,Css$efosr,y,PI. NewlUsedFurnilurc 5344151 Eve 047-3665 100$. Sanford Ave. 3334593 MR I'S FASHIONS Fine Clothing for men 'L $199 All at close out price' Blue colonial maple overstuffed chair in good cond., Magnavox console stereo system, 6 spkrs., cxc. coed., Iurquois 3220721. Boots for your man Dingo&CowndvBootstoo' up Call3233B600rI7SOw2nd _____ SI—Household Goods I N. Irsest M0115 sr I yr old $125 3270787 EVERYONE,_,j Silver oins. Will pay $1 25 for ea. Roosevelt dime& $300 for *3 CROWN PAWN SHOP 1964 or before Quarters, Im *3 Stereos, guitars, cameras mediate cash. private party & lIlany other items any amOunt 3310616 ' l904French, WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur *3 13Cltt for all the family $101 OSTEEN -----' 10 acres Of' more PIONEER WILSONMAIERFURNITURE ACRES. Hue out your ewn .I%UY,SELL,TRADE homes$ead,bean 1511 piosr 311 3iSE.Fir$tSt. I ' i in 1310. As little as $1,500 dim, -_19°" ARE YOU INTERESTED? Sacre tiled farm. aSaa-i orange you,, 0asturs. Schwinn Boy's IOsxi OR CHILDREN _____________ Salvage, 1742, So. of Sanford. Eves.3331312,m.1317, 3fl$1$3,3fl7177 7071.235.06. cGIFTS niture Salvage. 3221721. lawnmower, 5)25 322 0570. _______________________ _________________________ ±3 St _______*3 . -- - --.Westinghouse El. range, 70-Swap & Trade __________________ Avocado; metal kit. cabinets; _______________ metal cabinet wsink. No -________________ Will give a full tank of gas lot reasonable offer refused. 322 4_GIFTSFOR 5024 eve., 322.3121. $1.00 in silver coins; will give THE FAMILY -.-----------.._ _____-------- ColorT.V.for$S0insliver.33l Western Shirts 510.96 ci. 0116. ARMY NAVY SURPLUS ±3 General Electric microwaves 3)0 Sanford Ave. 322-5791 -_------±3 I? to choose from, As low as __________ His comtort iS important Daniel Green Slippers at KNIGHTS.208E 1st Downtown - -- 3732801. Furniture, 205 E 25th St. 373 09$) Tangerine Bowl Tickets. End zone. 30 yd line & SO yd line. 5$ up. 3310616. - Pinecrest area. 3 BE, II Family Rm. 533.000. Cwalttleyjcweltrs 20.15 Park ________________ __________ Refrig., stoves, tools ±3KNIC'.HTS. 200 F 151 Downtown -furniture, _______________ __________ Antiques, modern furniture, ±3 Sterling Silver, Oriental Rugs, ±3 1F"J''1 0 Diamonds. Bridges Antiques brocade chanel backed chair, JC Penney early American OCEITT Identity Bracelets Money Clips WE ENGRAVE Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. ±3 Thrill them wilhboots Buy & Sell, the finest in used Dingo 8. Cowboy Boots by Acme metal office desk, 170. Jenkins I FOAHIM__r ? ________________ Cash 322.4132 Side by-Side refrigerator, $75; picnic table. w 2 benches, $30 full size baby bed w mattress, ________________________ earrings. 55 95 up C'waltney Jewelers 2045 ('ark J — For Sale-old piano, needs Oak firewood for sale Fill your Pick Up, $30 Call 372-3717 a place to live, car to drive, a lob, or some service you have need of, read all our want ads 33 ACRES LAKEFRONT HIGH GROUND, TALL PINES, OVER $00' FRONTAGE ON MILE LONG LAKE. IDEAL FOR MOBILE HOME PARK, $262,500 TOTAL. GIFTS FII.LDIRT'&TOPSOIL — ______________ If you are having diffIculty finding Fineselection pierci'cl - - - ( i':hiERuTy every beauty need MERLE ' NORMAN. lID Park Ave. 68-Wanted to Buy 50 Ilgous.f Sale __________ $19,500. CALL 6446670 _______________________ _________________________ ________________________- ACRE WITH TERMS. Sanford ±3 CITRUS. G000TERMS _________________________ MLII. TIPI. F LISTIPdG.UAL.Ton Fairw,iy Plaia 62-Lawn.Garden _______________________ -- -- - - We buy equity in nouses, opts., & vacant land. Lucky In ADJACENTCHULAVISTA ON SR 13. FINEST HIGH DRY. CLEAREL), FORMER C; kNIGHIS.?O8FlçtDt0 Jo 1. in House of Handicrafts Handcrafted Gifts Music Center, 7707 French Ave. 322-2755 . - Park. 644.6432. - Levis Junior & Missy Tops & Dresses 807 1 rencti Ave Dingo & Cowboy Boots CRAFTS , -. 57-Sports Equipment .'- Jam Up Hair Styles & Jeans 130015 for your Cowgirl refinishing. $75 or best offer, ±3 N,xtionally I. nown iosmetics 30 Business Ions. Florida Mor off with this ad Tues to 3233686. tgage investment, 135C Sun only 323 588?. - orange Ave., Suite 701, Winter ____________ .... SACRE BUILDINGSITE 331-0140 123' 12 FORRESTOREENE INC. REALTORS S314S33y33O-IIevIS. GlRS_ q drums. etc. Bob Balls Discount ±3 Perfumes, & cosmetics lot Will buy 1st & 2nd mortgages. We atso make Real Estate REAL ESTATE _________________________ . Sfd REALTORS...,.I, PARK ___________________ 2f90 Sanford Ave. 321475t &Sokl - . Call Bait JUST RIGHT FOR SMALL FAMILY-3 ldrm. 1½ Seth home in nice area, convenient location, $26,500. BATEMAN REALTY BranchOffiCi323•2222i COLBERT REALTYInc. ______ Expert Roofing. 333.7473, List Your Business,,. DIoJ 3224611 FAMILY HOME - DeRARY Bdrm, 3 Baths, foyr, large Closets, patio, double garage, fenced, lovely landscapIng, 1 yr. warranty. $69.500, 2565 I _______ Of all types. Uc. landed COUNTRY LIVING at Its tl Eight acres fenced,) Bdrm, 2 Bath, fam. room., fireplace, screened patio w.SBO, self. cleaning pool wcool deck, fenced pastures, fishpond, access to St. Johns River. furnished with utilitieS, $150 ATTENTION HOMEOWNERs . ______ w.,no. ANYTIME month. 3224035. lwJsmu Carpentry, Painting, Maint. -. Small I II house, completely Multiple Listing Service "-St FOR HER .--.I:?')) Pianos & organs as low as 99S GuItars 10 pct off. Amplifier, ±3 Beautiful lewofry. fabulous OFSANFORDREALTOR SSACRES HEAVILY WOODED 25445. Frenchve. COUNTY ROAD FRONTAGE I White Kenmore El. dryer, very _______________ ______ 3220231,3323772, 332.0779 INOSTEEN AREA. $500 PER good coed., 1100. Used riding ' -- extras. 6686128, call alt 5 $25, Oak porch rockers, $79.93; ALL FLORIDA REALTY - S W model 59, 9mm, auto, nirkel finish. Must sell. $250 Lots of 3 BR Furn., gas heat, inside utility rm. Priced at only $26,950. S1 ' EE'1S1 "ROI1 31-Apartments Furnished REALTY - REALTORS I IPAIhTINO R.sJdactIal I commercial 247$2 aft 5 7754137 Hs*si • on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on I7.2 in Sanford. Call 3236670 Mariner's Village. ______________________________ PSkWb Pier". -1 199 up, Pool. Adults only __________________________ _____________________________ -- Saiford, FIa. 37771 equity. 322.0213. REAL TOP. 3777195 Call Roger Smith 3772914or 331-71$9.FREEESTIMATES — RATS ----- -Losing your home I credit? I will 59-Musicai ?Icrchandise catch up back payments $. buy ±3 43—Lots-AC1eage WHY-BUY? Beat thoSe high interest rates . NEED HELP? Call Harold Hall Eves. 062.3653 322.1939 ________ 'I . ______ family home, w.city water, sewer I paved street. $4,500. The Real Estte Agency -- VA & FHA Financing -. - REALTOR 322.4961 MULTIPLE LISTING SEP ViCE ((ci • MORE, front & rear BR's. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES $oorlandoDr. 373.5200 , Tree Antiques, 1106 W 1st St Prirnalives china glass silver original creations 2927 Hwy 179? See our beautiful new BROAD. PeMtyIncREALTOR.3235774 Carpetedlcustom drapes. An older home but in cxc. cond. $235 mo. plus sec. dep. 322 . CE RTIFIED LAWN I LANDSCAPING FREE ESTIMATES 332.7t03 -. -- - -- -- ___________-_____ -- ___________________________ ROBSOt'l MARINE 41-Real Estate Wanted of living area, fireplace. •_____________________________ $42,500. Will go FHA or VA. Bldg. lot for duplex or single Seminole Hosp. 8. downtown. & LandsCOØng _________________ SBoats & Accessories yrs. )rywall, Ceilings, and Walls repaired. Res. & Comm.. Remodel & Additions. Call 531.5396 or 0420134 Black & White TV'S 570 ca while Ihey Inst _____________ energy saver 3 ton CH A. Lots STEMPER AGENCY 0311- Adults only, no pets. II 'SANTA'SSELEcTlONs' 130 3?? .1364 home. 3 or 4 BR'S, P28. New ----------------__-- 7 BR, 18 with scr. breezeway on 1g. lot. Kit. fully equipped. Unfurnlshed I BR Stereo. qoodworkingorder cIa%Ifiedad to solve it. Try one 42-Mobile Homes -. . -. -- EVERY DAY someone is looking this 2 unit apt. Only 130.000. for what you have to sell. Call today and your ClassifiedAd will 3 BR, Ii'? B economical gas wall _____________ Modern 2 BR, 1B, CH A, ww carp., fully equipped kit. Near 323 9111 53,f.Radjo.Stereo Whatever the occasion, there is a _____________________________ NEW LISTING 2story,beaut., remodeled older $13,000. fl1O$Onford Ave. 329.7973' It's like pennies from heaven when you sell "Don't Needs" with a wantad. 7 BR, modern, good location _____________________ _________________ Fenced, ASH, ww carpet 322-1462 107W 27th St HERB'S TV ANTIQUES 15915 S,ntord Ave 3231134 ___ ---------______ "( Good used TV'S. $25&up Establistiedpiumbingsupply& 01.1101 IDEAS' I MILLERS service business for sale, inc Visit F tl'4F1 L'S ANTIQUES I 2619 Orlando Or Ph 322 0357 tools. tAtures, inventory & , W of I 1. old SR lb at "76' real estate. Call W MalicTV repo It" Zenith Sold orig j Stnton.I'aota 322 5871 ______ ______ zowski. REALTOR 377.7953 j 1493.75 bal. $183.16 or $17 mo. Christmas .il the Chinaberry — Agent 3390386 _____________________________ __ -_ . ---WE HAVE IT. 1 BR, 18 home for ..- REALTORS . REALTY WORLD. 8. Howard. - deeded access to the St. Johns River. After hr. Wes Burks, 3226954. ______ NO LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. C"ARPENTRY PAINTING MASONRY CONCRETE All professional-3g yrs. exp. FREE EST. 327.2914or 3317159 , - REALTOR MLS 3225475 lvii 323.3914 24 HOUR [H 322•928 3 $3,500 DOWN will buy 10 acres Weekly I monthly rates, utilities Inquire 300 5. Oak 6417143. ____________________________ repair? Ftc? 327.0410, George Battery Shop Call 322 1621; 32' 4460 __________ grove. $15,000 total on good terms. -- Free Battery Check From $lOto $30 46-Commercial Property 10 REALTY REALTY nted For Rent lnquirelolMagnoliaAve. Gen. RepaIrs. Licensed & BOnded. Free EstImates 3236033 after S o.m. New Central H&A & carpet Owner will finance w substantial dwn $33,000. 37? 2287 - 2'? acres, prime highway frontage in Osteen. Presently occasional eves. 323.7077. - -, ______________________ BU\"JUNK CARS NO OUAL IFY INC.- 3 BR home I LOCATION AND PRICE. $74,450. home, own trans., for S mo. old. Also, sitter needed for Push button controls, has 1795. SANFORD, FL 37771. GIVING 0 E 5CR I PT ION, 4'2 acres on Orange Blvd. in 0101.11 Paola. Owner will finance. BabysItter wanteo oays, my Carpentry, Painting, Roofihg, a, one3fl 7801. Sanford _______________________________ ** li.tttery ShP 107W 27th St 3239114 ACCESS. REPLY P. 0. BOX --- . I acre bldg. site on lake off ,',(I tic,', unk Autcu(l,itti'r,t'sSS Wanted -_______________ LARGE LOT OR 3 to S ACRES WITH TREES AND GOOD 107W Commercial Orlando 321 1577 Sanford 321 0610 912 French Ave. ,j Peg Peal Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC ?439S Myrtle Ave. lchoicebldg. lots in Dreamwold $7,000 for both. I I W Garnett White BROKER 331 6870 43-B--Lots&Acrsage i ______________________ 41-t'louses . SEItLER REALTY OV fli cars, trucks & heavy equipment 322 5990 - ____________________________ i ____________________________ PlC-HI I MICROWAVE :2- 4. t.rouse$, still in warranty. THE NEW YEAR OFF PorSalelg7fGrernI,n top Dollar Paid for junk 6. used OrIginally $649, assume payments of $71 mo. Agen,t 339 EQUIPPED WITH FARM ANIMALS. s39,900 START Situatedona'as complete _____ placing orders for take-out dinnorsl" WELCOME. PARTIALLY ' . 513 rear end for sale 5100 or best offer 32)9111 323 0697 - - DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION MOONEY APPLIANCES "She's not much of a cook, but she's groat at ACRES IN A COUNTRY SET- Lakefront living is avail in this elegant 3 BR, 46 home. AAA EMPLOYMENT - - Hwy 92, I mile west ot Speedwaur Daytona Beach. will hold public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturday at73O It's the only one in Florida You set the reserved price. Call 904 25%$311 for further oetaels. __________ ______ Cars Removed , ____________ _____ , lots of shade trees. Only 529.900. * * * * * * * * - KENMOREWASHER....parts RUNNIN'. No phone calls. Equal Op. 3BR.IBon2lots,allfenced,pp, or 3739503. 76r—AUtO Parts _______________ __________ available, pleasant working cond Paid ins. Begin Jan.?. 1980.867.3738 79 Dodge Van. custom. 8.700 Better than new, many extras, individual (901) 728 3216 ____________ -- -- --- - . ---- asher repo GE deluxe model _______________________________ Sold orig, $109.35 used snort time Bat $189.11 or $19.35 mo. Agent 339 6386 ____________ SUPER NICE 2 BEDROOM, CARPETS, HEAT. FAMILY ROOM, LIKE NEW CONDI. lION. $29,300. COME-A sss,00. VA.FHA terms Secretary - gen. duties- - -. -- . -. ____ 75A-Vans , Medel Inc , Realtor Spacious 3 BR, 2B luxury home, pool, tropical paradise. Many Many extras. Must see. All for portunity Employer, 52-Appliances __ - JUS I MAkE PAYMENTS '69 Ic '75 models Call 339 9100 or 83.1 .1605 (Dealeri -65 Pu'xlqt' Dirt oon ni..n cond nspecten S (00 327 6172 --_-- __________________________ ______________________ stct good — For Estate Commercial 8. Ri dental Auctions & Appraisals caii neii'c Au,i.0n• 35820 1978 Singer Futura Fully auto, repossessed, used very short time. Original $593, bal. $161 or $71 mo Agent 339 6386 / 76 Ford Pickup, 6 cl trans C'.00d cond C.e?s mi 5? 800 372 .1755 S,ntrd 323 5620 ' Low Down Pyment , 3235774 Day or Night _________________ Cardinal Industries Inc., 3701 S. Sanford Ave., Sanford, Fl. Furnished Rooms 1 Man, quality operation exp. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Seal. 3271331 • ',. -Trucks.Tral Dell's Auction Center Wefrg RePOAMANA 17c0 It Sold originally $511. now $246 or $71 mo Agent 339 6386 Harold Hall Realty some carpentry exp. Apply CUSTOM HOMES BUILT .REMODELINGII REPAIR S.G. SAL INT 3230463 rn.0707 ' . . _,, _______ DOOR PRIZE delivery Noll's Sanford Fur niture Salvage. ii 97. So c Santord 322 8721 , Position now open for carpenter helpers w-nations largest producer of factory built modular housing. Must have ______ 6amlcTjh (j -- VA.FHA.235.Con. Homes ' cost Classified Ad. ___________________________ - Repair? Door I repair? Paneling, wallpaper & drywall oft of total inventory ot brand new intersprinq bedding These beds are not damaged or seconds but brand new top line c,,___. (. . Horn, lm,nte lusing / OIlice . 305 . 620.3005 1k Monroe After Hours 3236400 only 2 bIks away! 2 or BR's CH&A. FR, new carpet. sc. ______________ porch. $39,900. SECURITYOFFICERS The Best Buy In Town - A low AlteratIons rj ( .. FRI. 7:30 P.M. 1.1st chance before Christmas Cuts 5. gift items & misc IOADFD' We Wish One And All A Very Very Merry Christmas ---.-- INC____.1 fH kNowlEs REA(T spacious 2 BR, wsunny kit + FR on beautifully treed lot, For only 530.900! Call Quick! env.topes, pickup & delivery, * IJy p AND YOU ARE NOTIFIED f IN 'si crncwy TSR SIONTiSNYN JUDICIAL writtorvenhInthissuit CIRCUIT IN AND P01 P. ass.'I ur interest In this SIMINOLI COUNTY, FLORIDA psMkS lItigation, in aCcordance DIVISION Rules of Civil CAll NO. 714$'CA.I$.I Procedure, Rule 1.131, and to fit, CHARL*$ W. LAN$INO, M5 )V? owJI*sg 4d$ wIth tho 1. MEADOWs and ELIZABETH t** Of tbo, CWII* CSIW9 in liii lAVA, JACK H. OWENS, As 60.' $.wdmio County, FisrIda, and TRUSTEE: Cormlch Swuk., $1 East Chord. Ifr, OrN.td., FlOrIda JOHN J. LA ROCHE, AS 33111. At*My for PI.kdlIN. Mid TIUlTfl; ARTHUR J. $11.10- ds$aeaas s1lIl be filed wIth the MAN, TRUSTEE; HACKER Clerk and servid vpo4l the HOMES. INC., A FLORIDA COR PlaintBrs Attorney on or isrs ATlOR;IOSUy L HICKS ml 33rd day Of January. 1311 Arthur H. Sidonith, Jr. and INA M. HICKS, bls M; Clerk SI the CircuIt Court FORREST I. GREEN, SENEFI. Siminoll County, FIWII ClA*Y, H. A. MILLER CON. By: Susan. Tabs.' STRUCTION COMPANY, INC., A Depety Ctgrk FLORIDA CORPORATION, SI, 7$, 1fl9 1Jan. 1, prs'ty imsars similarly SItuated 11, liii 4so own rasl preparty in Tracts 6 DEQ.73 : J REALTOR (directly behind City Hall) Monday through Friday, $00 a.m to 5:00 p.m Orlando is an Euai Oppo;tunity Lmployer. etc. Very relIable. $305064. _______________________________ r . idyliwilde w formal LR & DR. white brick FP 8. privacy lenced corner lot. $02,500. _____ n would like piece work, addressing inter 3 MONTHS $11.10 6 MONTHS oaks shade this 3 BR. 28 in Annex, 440 S. Boone Avenue i _______ ) 76 SuZuki. C.P 380ospd New tsres & battery. $800 1309 * AUCTION SALE * box springs & mattresses at 70 pct. above dealers cost Twin. luilsize. Queen & king Jenkins Furniture, 205 E 25th SI 323 0981 - 78-MOtOl'CYClS 72—Audion ______________________ Why buy used! New brand name :].i Req. REAL ESTATE Broker 290 N. lit), Casselberry, Fl. Eve. 434.6200 Maqnilicent 51-_Housetiold Goods by Gill Fox H. Ernest MORRIS Sr. PartiaTTV'dTsTd * I. intercom, solarium, walk.in closets, pool planned & more. Brand new at $107,000 __________________________ SIDE GLANCES - INVESTORS SPECIAL Rental income. 3 BR, 18, owner terms. $23,500. ___________________________ * . ----________ on ', acre wooded lot Wood & stone exterior plus w•w carpet, I.M1.46$7or1.3079 -- _____41—Houses great tm designer home set Sell Avon. Increase your earnlnç power. For details. call, 4. Magszin. every Friday, complete entertolemmet guIde ROIIDA brief brief brief LOCALtIu. hcal Greater Sanford area 1 Executive type, FIGHT INFLATION . SPRINGS, according to plat I Fire Protection System thereof, as recorded in Piat Book safety first. Item No. . 6, Page 17, Public Records of a 1 Work Table 72,x 30, 14 stainless te.l top, 16 ga gslv. Seminole County. Florida; q* . Tract 63 of SANLANDO tmdershatf . qalv. tubular legs, 1 friction slide galv. drawer. Item SPRINGS, according to plat thereof, as recorded In P1st Book No. 1 Overhead Pot Rack Thr bar 3 Page 41, Public Records of stainless steel mounted to table, Seminole County, Florida; 96" longover pot sink. Item No.SA Tract 64 of SANLANDO 1 Chef Table N" x 36," 14 g, SPRINGS, according to p1st stainless steel top, ibga. stainless thereof, as recorded in P1st Book steel double overhead shlf. Hatco. 4, Page 33, Public Records of Infrared heat lamp 72" long Seminole County, Florida; mounted to the underside of top Tract IS of SANLANDO shelf. IS ga galv. undershelf . SPRINGS, according to p1st galvanizedtubular legs. item No.6 thereof, as recorded in P1st Book 1 Dual Temp Refrigerator 115 7. Page 23, Public Records of volt Victory RFS.aD.S1. Item Plo. 7 SemInole County, Florida; 1 Refrigerator . Victory P5.10. Tract 67 of SANLANDO 52. Item No. S. SPRINGS, according to plat 1 Roll Warmer . Toastmaster thereof, as recorded in Flat Book 3B7.OA. mounted on undershelt of 4, Page 65, Public Records of This year, give a gift that keeps on Horn No. 6.115 volts, Item No.,. SemInole Covty, Florida; 1 Underbar Workboard with Tract 73 of SANLANDO three compartment sink, faucet, SPRINGS, Second Repiat, ac. giving.. .a s ubs cription to the mixing station, wIth Ice bin, cording to p1st thereof, as stainless steel body, speed rail, recorded In Plat BookL Pass 3, / galv. lags, 75" long x 24" wide Public Records of Seminole Item No. 21 County, Florida; 3 Coideandropintypeforsalsd Tract 74 of SANLANDO P. bars, 37" x 20" x6½" 1.0. 1$ ga. SPRINGS, Replat, according to Eieiiiiig IIt!'flh1(I stainless steel interior and per. plat thereof, as recorded in P1st forat.d false bottom, 20 gal. galv. Book 6, Page 104, Public Records your gift subscription reader will enloy th. exterior, insulated I" drain outlet. of SemInole County, Florida; Item No. 22 Tract 76 of SANLANDO 3 Plastic Sneeze Guard . SPRINGS, Second Replat, ac many features offered daily by Seminole Grescor CMP 6103113CM. cording to plat thereof, as 3 Waitress Station Johnson No. recorded in Fiat Book 9, Page 1, County 's only daily newspaper... 40 . with water station . silver Public Records of Seminole drawer and cabinet 4" long, Item County, Florida; * tilts, No. 23 Tract 77 of SANLANDO 1 Whirlpool Ice Cuber . SCONo.. SPRINGS, Third Replat, ac. CSR 5.4. Item No. 23. cording to plc' thereof, as * In * NATION In * WORLD In Dining Room Furniture recorded In Flat Book 9, Page U, 64 Formica Top Tables . 31*36 Public Records of Seminole * with black enamel base * most complete news coverage . 4 prong County, Florida; legs typo All of the LAYE OAKS SEC. In Ii. 10 Formica ROUI1d Tabl ibiS lION, SANLANDO SPRINGS, ______________________________________________________________ with black enamel base. 4 prong according to p;at thereof, as legs recor in P1st Books, Page 3$, 16 Swivel Top Bar Stools . with Public Records of Seminole Ms my Cristm.s Gift SbwtMn , p upholstered back and seat County, Florida; 27SCaainsChairs.uphOlster YOU ARE HERESY N 1k. fvuing HiraM le the name of: back and seats NOTIFIED that a suit t Quiet SEALj TItli and for Declaratory Relief NAME! ARTHUR H. SECKWITH JR. has been brought In the Circuit ----------------------AsCofsaidCourt CflQftheEigh$nffiJicI Eve Crabirse Circuit, in and for Seminole ADDRESS: ---------------------------------Sy: AsOsputyClort Ceunty,Florida,togu$ot title,. STEPHEN J. SOZAITH, Isguirs atd N. cance:tion of certain CITY: Carltor, Fields, Ward, restrictions upon real property, ZIP: —. , Emmanuel, Smith I CiAler. PA. InNS particularly described as: P.O. SIX 1171 ft 1 through I, both inclusive, MY PHONE NO.: . Ortind., FL. 33112 d Lets 1$ through 21, both in. : ()549 Block "0", Tract 3o, • .' MY NAME: AftImIysIorPIakwiff .. SANLANDO SPRINGS, i'lcorded -----pubHsltDscsmbor7,$4,31,1L$7 in Plot BOOk 4, Page 43, Public -scords of Seminole County, Enclosed Is my check in the amount of:$ — ,: ______________________ u _______________________ Friday, Dec. 21, 1979-Ill I • ' ' _____ L .. .L ...' I e' P L.. • +.±' I . ' " ":!_ .-'--. -.. '..;-S1:',5 • -- - �- .' - '? •-.-" :- 'j%. -"r -. --• ... ...•-•.- -. - - - 4'.• .•.---._-..-.._--,.- .--v. Dec. 21, 17, • • - _ - - 1 Sanford Plaza ' '.-JCPannev Open Christmas Eve 98.30 a.m.. to 9.w00. p.m. 50% off selecte'pd ;;.' junior and misses' sweaters - 60% off sel, q: Ctqd boys' prep stop suits Orig. $9 Varsity sizes 34•38.- Now 4.50 Corduroy In tan & grey. Evening Heiuld Polyester in tan & light blue. Orig. 117 1W Now $8 "I. Orig. $75 F ;e I Clairol Hot Stuff dryer Now 12. 88 Gillette Sup.rmax ii Styler/Dryer Varisvsstylss Orig. ts$34 ,1.0 Now to 23.80 Igloo cooler combo 30% off boys' velour shirts and sweaters Playmate 25 qt. cooler a 1 gIl. avg. Now 12.99 Conalr 1200 Waft pro dryer Now 16.79 Now 29.99 ClaIrol True-To-Light VI lighted makeup mIrror oft.u." large group of luggage 21%0/ iaamsrerc$ssr wlIkdIv.Nsk-s • Now 19.99 2ln1baft.rychsrgr 6/2 AMP ,. 111W its$sdrcit soiled. —Ht.oird - N - Electronic 30 °/ - Oft L" SleW 21L 41b. mm ow " - - • • - I - p - • F • •- - - 1111" son - knrd Pissa Hwy. huN end Is $1. Opsn $Mwdsy 5 A.M. MO P.M. Open 10 sm. to S p.m. $unyI , - • I •-, - •-i 99 -bOtSICbII .' • - - -. - - ' ••- • , .. " 1 0 -. ............-- -•••-•--.... ... ............................. )::':-: .-... - a •-. ...:: ••-•'_ l I - ow3o N " - Herald Photo By Tom Netse! Scott Olden, the 2.y.ar.old son of Mr. and Mrs. Shaun Olden, enjoys his brhtIy decorated fr.. At this time of year Seminole County comes alive With color.d lights, decorations and Nativity scenes celebrating the holiday season. More pictures and story on page S. - ••. - Nni www 29~1 1188.-. - off - -. srsdsrs - - • -..; Pinatas speed- control , 1'JNoIwogrutwsystochsrg& . -. -ir_ Now 1.50 to 19.44 Entire stock8 ' ow 18.88 - UdSU. conker,, mats -. . U-N ca e L 30% to 50% off select group of bath accessories. 100 only! a'II • fall " k t le.dIW.ssursI'suss• Now 18.99 Group I oft. to ii.,, Now 12.88 Group II oft. to six Now 16.88 Group III ,tos,.n Now 18.88. Orign 3.44 to $16 Automotive auxiliary quartz halogen lightkh Now 1.83- to 12. 59 - Sale on sslict group of watches 711. peals, IIIUIU, *Iiti s*'ssN Now 24.99-44.99 Selected groop ii twias, title, quwa a king sizes Ig.3.UI0 17.W Now 12.88 30% to 50% off select group of girls' clothing 40% off Now 6.88 1200 Waft styler/dryer 'Now 9.80 to $14 MIS Is SIN STU. 011 00161 Orig. to $75 30% to 50WI, Off sheets & pillow cases Glilets Sup.rcurl compact portable curler Prs.schssi ai schsel ags sizes. 1g. $I4ts NI Coleman catalytic heater Now 12.88 .• YOUR COMPLETE ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE 30% , off selected group of women 's coats Personal care appliances Prs.school a school egs ibis Now 13.99 : 30% to 50 % off 30 % off boys' coats & jackets Auorted colors ln S M. LI XL R".sit - Now 27.88 Now $7 Men's JCPenney cardigan sweater - Friday, December 21, 1979 SANFORD, FLORIDA Orig, 814 to $17 '4 IFJJuffJJffl/Jfl7JP' - p * - - �2—Evening Herald Friday, Dec. 21, im Sanford, Fl. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Town Sells Its Potholes Mayor John McGee of the rural town of Falls City, Ore. (pop. 752), could give large cities some advice on how to handle the pothole problem: He sells them. Like most municipalities these days, Falls City is feeling the pinch, and there was no money to pave over while the $20 deluxe job the potholes. So McGee comes with the recipient's embossed arranged a program of name in selling the potholes as fluorescent orange paint on Christmas gifts "for people top of the patch. Purchasers who have everything."are given a certificate describing their pothole For a regular repaving sites, the date each was filled job, the purchaser pays $10, and written assurance the purchase price was used only for the pothole. Asked if the Idea had worked, Velta Mack, the city recorder, said it had indeed. "We have sold almost all the potholes," she said. It has been rumored -- and a fe old timers will swear they can rtncmber it that people used to pile their kids in the car and go for rides in the country -. just for the fun of it! If the rumor has any truth to it, it must have occurred when a dollar's worth of gas would last a couple of days and a two-lane road was big enough to handle all the traffic. True or not, this weekend would be a good time to give it a try, but wait until after dark. Load up the family and drive through your neighborhood and take time to enjoy all the Christmas decorations, the colored lights, the Santa Clauses and reindeer perched on roof tops. Downtown Sanford has some lovely red trees and bells suspended above First Street that almost come to life after dark when the lights are turned on. Nativity scenes abound and many are lighted after dark also. Other Nativity scenes actually come to flyou're thinking of getting out of the hoáè and are looking for something to do Ibis weekend, here are a few cuggeitlees: Time Out To Eat BUCK'S RESTAURANT - Visit and enjoy the best In dining In our New Prime Rib Room. Sanford Airport at the terminal Bldg. HOLIDAY INN — LAKE MONROE -Featuring mouth-wateriug steaks and seafood. Your favorite drinks In our popular lounge. "Overlooking the St. Johns," Sanford. BASKETBALL Eastern Time Sat Thu Wed Sun Mon Wed Tue Thu Mon Sat. Wed 9:00PM 9:00PM 12:45AM 12:30PM 9:00PM 9:00PM 9:00PM 9:00PM 11:00PM 7:00PM 9:00PM Balkeesa and u.d do.elig, I p.m., every Sunday, Temple Shalom, Providence and Elkcam Boulevards, DeltoaL Sidoy Night Deere CIa of DeBary, 8 p.m., dances each Saturday at DeBary Community Cantor for. senior thI1g• [aye music twice a Esbibit of rellglo. psiatligs 11th through 19th eesly, through mid-January, Cornell Fine Arts Cutor Museum, Rollins College, Winter Park. Free to public Tuesday through Friday, 10a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday, 16 p.m. Closed Christmu and New Years Day. ACC PLAYOFFS 7:00.11:00PM 7:00.11:00PM 8:30.11:00PM Greater MaItIa.d Civic Center New Year's Eve Daaes, 9-1 Dec. 31, Maitland Civic Center. Breakfast served. Call 6447117 for reservations. Brightly lit trees and bolls dress up First Street in Sanford. Cestempurary Art Is Piedsus Metal, Dec. 9 through Jan. 6, Maitland Art Center, 231 W. Packwood Ave., Maitland. Gallery Hours: Tuesday through Friday, 1oa.m.to4p.; Saturday, 10 am. to 1 p.m.; Sunday, 14 p.m. Reception, Dec. 9, 2-5 P.M Artists,, Polar Canaan, Patricia KarnesStineon, Al Maier, Ga.! and Howard Sllverblatt and Ken Weston. Free to public. Slur CIUaue Oases, 2 p.m., each Thutsday, A drive Mtmnes*. Springs Civic center. through many kq,ftd 0p..'jj spanning 500 years, Cornell Fine Arts Cadw Miasum, Rollins College, Winter Park, through December. Free to public. Tuesday through Friday, 10 am. to 5 p.m.; Saturday and Sunday, 16 p.m. neighborhoods 1 SUM5N— one oUhelargest tiplays Of *1411111 In do woft located on Halt gaily decorated 5 Pm- Sunday and Tisday and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.,. homes. will reveal Avenue it Rollins College, Winter Park, hours are 1- 3 ......L.. •. V.. • t.v C **t Wedadiy through Iatwday ( Ioeed Monday. Admission Is $1 for Aft and II cents. thII&en 6U. Group rates aV1'blt, VS .AVeS WI. ---------------------------------------------------- - C .,..•.. ...,, . - .. Live nativity scenes will be presented at several area churches. Story. and Photos by Torn N•ts•I The Cml... Mesoum -Exhibit of rui cartoon art and certoon miscellany, no aàn1Ion charge, 11 an, to 6p.m. Tuesdays through Sundays, next to As lee Part Pest Omce, 50 Semoran Blvd. 0.•..e ....•.e p..... -t.w.a.. life witli real people l)ortrayingMary, Joseph, the three V ise ?iei1 and shepherds. Grace United Methodist Church at 118 W. Airport Boulevard in Sanford will present such a scene outside the church from to 9 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday. and it special pageant following the candlelight service on the Christmas eve. On Saturday and Sunday the young people of Good Shepherd Lutheran Church will participate in it live Nativity scene outside their church at 91 Orlando Drive in Sanford. They will be there from 6:30 to 8:3( p.m. and from 9 to 11 p.m. on Christmas Eve. In the south end of the county, a Living Tableau will be performed on the lawn of the Rolling Hills Moravian Church on State Road 434, a half mile east of 1-4. The Living Tableau, an outdoor drama using light, music and narration to tell of the birth of Jesus, w.ill be presented Friday, Saturday and Sunday at 7:30 D.M. PORT 1W CALL — Specializing in steaks and seafood. Our great salad bar features 30 different selections. Hwy. 17.92 & 436 In Seminole Plaza, Casaelberry. Day Date Teams Thu 2/28 Fri 2/29 Sat 3/1 IGOGUDE OVa RESTAURANT & LOUNGE — Both lunch and dinner specials are featured. Live entertainment in our lounge Mon. thru Sat. 2544 Bark Drive, Sanford. COLLEGE 1/5 NC/Virginia 1/10 Maryland/NC Stat. 1/16 NC State/NC 1/20 Maryland/NC 1/21 Duke/Coori3la Tech 1/23 NC/Wake Forest 1/29 Clemson/NC State 1/31 OITSChIVhM.On 2/11 Wake For.se/HCSt. 2/16 VirginIa/NC 2/20 NC/NC State Decorations Light Up Our Lives HOLIDAY INN —1.4 — Enjoy live entertainment In our lounge Tuesday thru Saturday. Ladies' Night every Thursday. Italian night Saturday — All you can eat Special. 1.4 & S.R. 46, Sanford. i's . Friday, Dec. 21,1979-3 ,.-. - 't'• .f 0 I 197rz I I , 767% , , 71V ro • b . .. a . ., .a ..,it. •'•' .V:1j j' r , _i. 4, '•' , 1 ''-'t, 7$ 71 ,_ .! t... I .._ . . • IX . C V11 �? L __.• ------ --- ------ 4— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -.- Friday, Dec. 21, - -- )7 ICROSSWOR-D-1 &fll Typifies Fiiture Of Rhythm And Blues Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. TELEVISION December 21 thru 27 Cable Ch. C!) 0 *act Orlando Sports DECEMBER 22, 1979 - -'1 WITH CANIL" AII.IVONI - (1RANGE 'SI 'flt.- F CALjt VISION - - Oi.n. Cc.m*y, Qulq. $nto,d. kmnol. COuWy. wu, $l S.Preach Ave., Iealsrt P11. 3P as-all - IJ SATURDAY DECEMBER 1070 EVENING ARRIVE ALIVE I Prodecers who these fletari fl: "The L SUNSHINE STATE - JJ ---r-i.-w-r.a -.. - ,---------- - -- I $ 5-7 J. .- kt. . .-. . £!Jt- -. b r 1. 4 .,. -, . i I r t . o-i.i • 0 C!) NFL FOOTBALL Liv Q WIDE WORLD OF coverage of an AFC wildcat DAVIS Dolly P2rton. Kenny service live from the nation's Rogers and Robert Urich join capital. Mac Davis for an hour of 10:30 Christmas music and comedy. (DBA CELEBRATION OF 1130 0:00 (1 THE SOUNDS OF CHRISTMAS Rev. Dr. Lloyd ® THE so'ur MAN IN TOWN Wafter Matthau . CHRISTMAS EVE Henry Ogilvie Presides over a Christ_ at Hollywood al Mmcmi, Victor Buono and a the voic.s "Mel Los Angeles church choir join Presbyterian Church. characters In this animated Maws-cfas.Di: s,jman for a program WEDNESDAY of original and traditional Yule. sic, A Christmas Carol." (5) D ORPHAN TRAIN A tide music and readings. (A) DECEMBER 20,1179 19th-century social worker (Jill (1)• LET THE DESERT BE Eikenberry) and a photogra- JOYFUL The Tucson Boys EVENING piser (Kevin Dobson) transport Chorus perform music of 0:00 a group of New York City slum Christmas at San Xavier. a 11th (DOA SINP*JG SEASON orphans to new homes and century Spanish mission. (A) Timothy Bottoms portrays 12:00 families in the Midwest. B (ID CHRISTMAS ROME track star John Baker who, SUNDAY 1071 Pop. John Paul II cele- despite a fatal ilineu, spent his brates Midnight Mass in the last year of life guiding a losing DICEMWRS3. 1979 Basilica of St. Peter In the Vati- girls' II'CM learn to their first EVENING winning season. can. 71.001 c5) • CHRISTMAS EVE 0 (1 0 ) AT THE WHITE (D•S000SY GOBS HOt.- RELIGIOUS BROADCAST A HOUSE Cellist MstlsIa, LYW000 Animated. Scooby Christmas Eve service is pre. Rostropovich. music director of 000. the loveable cartoon ssntad live from the Riverside the National Symphony Orchestra, performs from the character dog, travels to Holly- Church in New York City. East Room of the White House. wood to try to Convince not. (A) work officials that he Is ready TUESDAY for a primetime show. 0:30 - DECIMSER 20,1070 •(4) THE AMERICAN PRESIMONDAY DENCY David Brinkley examMORNING ines the world's most demand. sm ing job. the presidency of the EVENING 10:00 AT WASH- United States, focusing on CHRISTMAS (K) the men 10:00INOTON CATHEDRAL Never who whatheld it has done to the men it and what (I) A CHRISTMAS end Canon Charles A. Perry who held it have done to the SPECIAL* WITH LOVE, MAC celebrates a Christmas Day. country. - whir, her teacher has her Dinlell. was born In the bow ton ndgtg - movi, be star." a lawyer, or maybe work cutout, keeping up Brooklyn, N.Y. an Joe 31g, • with thw girl's quick, liii. ie Was only I)aniefl, kiquuauvs uvi4iI• But for 1S made her first wn.rda1. school shows up - after MeanwhU,, she enjoys yeer.at on 1IbU" for 'asirsis Al 15$' the Pang in the ezaspat.for I' but Archis's tkel1Idd bar day. Is chorus at the N.* Yost (y___ . such cher*u as muscular ___ jnn. _____ _____ dystrophy, arthritis and show time, when she's Opera and pirforn.sd____ at a performing on "Archis Manhattan cabaret called DalIe's mother, Mary, Easter Seals. She loves Bimker'g Place" (brosdce Gypsy's doth,s, little toys Is the French side of the 'Se's -. young actress's Preach.. am soft b Year Iit*' tho that to 'ItalIan parentq Me,— The sparkling little stardom U Ike______ _____ *I'I CU' (imily nw _n. Is prunoun I I unMts more their Mde her - phen in thr Broadway , FL 0 RI 0 PP "BrI.'bsh"). Her father, own with the vetiruour stars "msis." There, drew _____ _______ ofonsaftsIevlsia'afa,ejit. the Mte'iffon of the "AU in D-'!I. ha. appeared of in unV 'Ike has total theFnUy" - — - CD Specials Of The Week hk$15 Places" restaurajg w1ere lOGA'IPq.5 On The Air SPORTS Coverage of the playoff game; teams and exa Flaming Leaves figure skating time to be announced. exhibition, featuring pertor. (1) 0 NFL FOOTBALL Liv monism mances by Linda Fratianne, coverage of a first-rouni 6:30 Charles Ticknor, Randy playoff game ( 2-COUNTRY FISHING Gardner and Tal Babilonia. 1:30 AFTERNOON from Lake Placid. New York. 0 WRESTLING 1:30 3:30 SUNDAY (.5)0 SUN BOWL University 0 (4) NFL 79 of Washington vs. University of DECEMBER 23, 1979 (5)0 NFL TODAY Texas 4:00 (l) 0 WOMEN IN SPORTS MORNING 0(1) NFL FOOTBALL Live coverage of an AFC wldcau 2:30 iiao playoff game; teams and exec (7)0 LIBERTY BOWL Tulane Cl) 0 BILL DANCE OUT- time to be announced. VS. Penn State 000s (5) 0 NFL FOOTBALL Lvc 4:30 AFTERNOON coverage of a first-round (1)0 SPORTS SPECTACUplayoff game 12:00 LAR Highlights of the Super. skates exhibition, featuring (7) 0 CHAMPIONSHIPS OF MONDAY performances by John Curry, THE U.S. GOlf ASSOCIATION DECEMBER 24, 1979 Linda Fratianne, Randy Memorable highlights of AFTERNOON Gardner and Tai Babilonia, 1979's USGA-sanctioned golf from Madison Square Garden; tournaments are presented. Celebrity Off-Road auto race 12:30 (1) 0 BLUE-GRAY BOWL from Riverside. Cal.; Pacific 3:30 NFLTh Synchronized Swimming 6 G FIESTA BOWL PittsChampionships from New 1)0 NFL TODAY burgh vs. Arizona (live from Zealand. 100 Temp., Arizona). She CII) be seen, In her Mar Carroll O'Connos'. "And lost season U a niece, YouAga1h"and"KJngofe spare time rdfl.rskatürg the's Inventive. is can Stephanie, slçpos.tfiy loft Gypsies" the also worked in aroumtit. big sound stage, come up with bits of with the tñmiy dodging scenery flats bushings, like vriaMitg fully days. Bunkers for a few the bolidsy special. "The and television gear. Stable Buy's Qwlstnlaa." faces. The only problem Is Part of her day Is spent In kee , show's title Wit Too young to pin ping up wIth .11 her duaiied thu You to "ATC11Ie her future plans, the down says, on "I IA what they should write. (10) 5:30 SATURDAY Archie!s Niece. aM trucks. Our PriceS will P$asantly surprise VII. I RDU RA Y DATSUN •. 4444 N. 17.02 . p, 831.1318 Young 04?tS My mom works Stromberg Carlson She works hard at .lnnfr H,I r. I. ALL MAKES oflmper$sdr Independent Orlando lndepend.nt Atlanta. Ga. Orlando Public Broadcasting System In addition to the channils listed, cabllsien subscribers may tune In to Independent channel 6, Miami, by tuning to channel a, tuning to channel 13, which carries sports and the Christian Sroadcsstjg Network (CSN). 991 Our Factory Trained Technldanekrvlc. U(1 7) ,) (NBC) Daytona Beach Orlando 1 SERVICE (II) (35) css Orlando The Drive To The "rainbow music," obviously . dynamic appearance on a Eighties: referring to cut from her : Coca-Cola commercial. The new spirit pervading second ArISta.GRP album, Their sound jsa neat and Angel of the Night. The cut -. catchy mixture — rock, funk today's pop music is not j confined to rock 'n' roll's "Rainbow Child (Little and a strong dance beat — lit variations. Pas)" - was written for by Parker's sinous lead Angle's adored nephew, who guitar, honed by his years as Angela BofIll, 25, typifies she h in U) -, a Motown session player. the future ofmusic. rhythm and the ability to break down blues-based A wise How does he feel having two racial barriers the way she beauty of gold records? Cuban-Puerto with the beauty of her Rican extraction from the has .j "Heel lucky ..." admits South Bronx, her music fuses voice. Ray. "Lucky to be In one :soul, jazz, Latin and pop into Angle's debut 1p drew t— Piece, still healthy," he adds an Lrreslstable mixture. raves from diverse sources, with a chuckle. 'Actually, I ___ confirming her modest '. A never wanted to be' a Mg j t it ii, that my music It recording artist until they and the answer is a confident cor*esgjon j , about, people, J fed 1116 up with 1116 tidlO 3SBoys org. that's all." Refusing to be 15 Beta, Alpha, (var.) thing." A holn6lnade denlO ACROSS wrillilwidPwaAmM typed, she Insists I 1 Biblical name 38 Windvane Upsilon 35 Actor Marion attracted the attention of 5 Evangelist direction 18 Cowboy actor — write what I write and sing Arista Records, and Raydlo Billy — 39 Donkey Roy — 38 Merchandis. what I sing," though anyone 11 British this was born (German) 20 — — Douce ing events - .. (plural) with nerve enough to dub her 40 Evangelist 22 Note of the 37 Entire amount "Now I'm having the 12 Charge with ..-. ______ — Roberts high school vocal group "1112 scale 39 Slur AU. SIAY$ greatest time making gas 41 Trouble 23 Preposition 40 Smells Puerto Rican Supremes" _______ 13 Tandem 43 Actor Tony 25 Actor — records and being on stage. 42 Egyptian cow. obviously has a rather - -. •? It's like what they say about 14 Singing — Pacino headed ______ Imlausi viewpoint on racial _____ '•• - ' group, The 45 Actor Shaun 26 Egyptian sun when you goddess discover LOUD OF THE )'OW. — Brothers ffaIrs."My neighborhood — god ; 44 Fastener self." is — Man&&l 48 Top notch 27 Conjunction 45 Engine part - '' PO where I grew up had (country 49 Eludes 9 Paycholo. It wasn't modesty that music) ItsIiina, J8W* Wicki ... iitd 46 Actress — PLAZA N •rs.s 50 Shuttlecocks guts term not really that many Gardner kept Parker from star 17 Manuscripts si ANGELA BOFILL Rectories 30 Exist 47 Doctor of ambitions "I was always (abbr.) Latina" says Angle, "so 52 In addition 31 Pronoun 163 Social . color and race never meant get excited about meeting a very egotistical . 18 Singing 32 Motive science group, — DOWN something spoken," be admits with a 34 Uncanny so College deg. that divided longtime heroine, Dionne self.deprecstjng chuckle. Brothers People. I always saw It U I Warwick: "She's the only "But 19 Cornelia — 1 Actress — heritage to be proud of. •with Skinner perm"I ever asked for an Tewea 21 Actor— 2 Middle East "You know," she points autograph." lt1J'JeJsiNlvJi1 Wailach Inhabitant, out, "there's a whole — Stevie- Wonder, Rufus, 24 Annapolis Angie is Irrepressible. IJ0IATI1 mi- 3 Singer — White. Don't Oft going on in music. It's 1J1Js1v131 tials Pal Fitzgerald Sol Just want to make why..." becoming more 25 Dyeing iJ I 4Linnesn$oci. for positive music," $116 C0fl everybody." But obviously Parker now talus sty (abbr.) codes.. "That's what Actor -000D GUYS WIAN 5Rod I iiiliilul enjoys his success and 26 O'Neal • Modest (I'm really flat, world needs more BLACK 6 Paper Mass. renown ("I CIII now pay for 27 Chemical siaf• Ufa (plural) Otis N 5 teredpeopleseemeasajm Another artist èroulng allthej%mkIbougtg,")a fix singer") but determined ("I borders with ease Is THE ? — andcrafts I IIIVl 28 Actress — 8 WWS admiral 25year' says: "I never wat.d __________________ ONE wanted to make the albums old Hay Parker Jr., with his picture on the cover of an Farrow 9 Corroded MY way"), Angle Mill can bend, Raydio, its top 10 hit album. Now It's: 'Hold I vIno 3O Actor Ray- 10 Sea (French) v.lWwlvia mood— uGh.,... "Jack and Jill" and a that *lot ot of me ain'tgi*t r..." interp 14 Satisfy iIvIi •- Cable Ch. These poems are by elementary schoolers from Seminole County. They resulted from the Florida Poetry In the Schools program. These pupils are taught by poet Bob Wishoff of Oviedo. Pupils are generally provided with a theme, but are not told My dad picks oranges grapefradts tangerines His muscles look big He sweets alot Shoada Williams I would like to have red I would like Bobby to be green. Green smells like a lemon. I would like ltlfwe bad red water. If we had red water, It would kill the grass. I would like the sky tobe red and green. I would like Bobby to have red hair, Norman Hanson The purple grass sounds like a dog. Just think they probably have purple leaves And green skies. nyu pcupie wigni even have orange feet In their country, the rocks might be yellow Like gold. SandiBrouson Saudi Blue and Yellow Poem A blue and yellow tree Would be cold and iceyou the branches. On the leaves it might be warm. Blue and yellow people would look funny. I think II everything was Moe and yellow, Itwonidgetboring. If sandwiches were blue and yellow, They might not taste right. Even Lions would be cold if they were blue. Jim Hamburg The sun sounds like it's cold. The red trees sound like monkeys. A purple egg can knock a friend of mine ouL I would like Norman tobe purple, With a green smile like a skUXL I would like my sister to be Did you see the three eyes l had oumy face and the one on the back of my head? Did you see the man with three ears? I just had to laugh. Charretta Washington a pink dog That barks Like a cat. I wish ary brother was a purple pig. My third eye can see anything it c see j the way 11 France or to Bobby Dew My third eye can see what Red can sound like a cat. Blue can sound like a goat, Black snide like a tiger. Yellow sounds like a skeleton. Brown sounds like . me.ey. Pink soonds like a roaster. Green sounds like a snake. Orange sounds like a an Puerto Rim It's like (aside the hnm.n body or '.Me the neigh. bet's house. My third eve can see anything It Is perfect. Sands. Bros.., My Third Eye My third eye can 566 clear to my home, My third eye can see my dog chewing — — White snid, like Mrs. Daphene Wm'ams Black doesn't sound like a dig. It ukeutd sound like a make .rarat. If It was an Instruments Black would sound like a Jacqueline Hamilton Red People and Their Colors Red people might have p$e pass, They might even have blue Lious aid tiESfe. omig. My third eye can see him chewing on my shoe. My third eye can an like a cat In the Might. My third eye can we something bad happening. Mylklrdeye can see s.mthlng bad 15 going to happen. My third eye can an Is Is frout. of me and My third eye can on like a headlight on a car, My third eye Friday, Dec. 21, lflO—.5 can see something sneaking up on me. My third eye can see anything around me. My third eye can see like the sun on a bright day. My third eye. John Brewlngton It I had a third eye just think what I could see; through walls, through - people, to my animals at home, to the end of the earth, maybe even farther. i wonder what it would be like? And til had a third ear, could bear everything In the world, Just turn me on and tune me in and Listen from dawn to dark. Linda Cushing My third eye can see what kind of work my teacher Is going to give us next. My third ear can help me listen tomymotlierauui father plan to buy my Christmas present. My third eye can help me see my future. My third ear can hear the army's plans. My third eye can show me what kind of car I'll get when l grow up. But I'm glad I only have two eyes. And Vm glad l only have two years. Dexter Franklin Questions Why Is a monkey brown? Because It wants to be. Why Is grass green? Became lt wants tobe. Why do birds sing? To make people happy. Mindy Manuel The Ant Auto why are you so small' With all your strength, Why we yea so small? U you were big You could lift a house like a bulldozer. Ant' grow up! YOU would be everybody's kim If you were bigger. Janice Oliver Why are tears so salty? Why. di they fall out of my eyes? Are they an ocean's tears? Heather Griffith Tell Me Bear Tell mebear, why doyou bother to get honey out of the trees? And got stag by bees? Tell me bear are you looking for gold? Tell me bear because I wonder. Shannon Humphreys �--- S . I I i ___.__._. . p• Ilk -, .--.-"..-----.----------- '. . .._S_.•___ 5-- I U 4—Evong HiraM, Sanford, FL FRIDAY Friday, Dc. 21, 97 December 21 6:30 (!) 0 FIRST EVENING NEWS (10) MAS MASTERPIECE THE ATRE "Poldark' When Ross sets out to alleviate Jim Carter's suffering in Launceston Gaol, he stirs up trouble both inside and outside the jail. (Part 60116) 0 (17) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guest: Tim Conway. 6:30 0 9 NBC NEWS BAPTIST CHURCH "Handel's Messiah' (10) WALL STREET WEEK "The Connoisseurs Choices" Guest: Dr. Richard H. Rush. (II) (17) NIGHT GALLERY 900 ROCKFORD FILES Jim becomes romantically involved with a blind psychologist (Kathryn Harrold) who hired him to find out who Is harassing her and why. (R) 0 THE DUKES OF HAl. ZARD Daisy falls in love with an English duke who has inherit property in Hazzard County. (El 0(121(17) NCAA FOOTBALL "Holiday Bowl" Brigham Young vs. Indiana (U) (35) OINAHI & FRiENDS Cohost: Fernando Lamas. Guests: William Shatner, Linda Gray. Lobo, Ken Minyard, Ray Raymond. Trekkies, Dr. Wyman Sanders, Dottie Archi. bald. 4 (10) THE HOLLYWOOD MUSICALS "Singin' In The Rain" (C) (1952) Gene Kelly, Cyd Charisse. Hollywood durIng the transition period from silent films to talkies is astirized.(2 Hrs.) W 0 POUTCAL PROGRAM. NING (730 FAMILY FEUD (U) (35) MAUDE Walter goes into a deep depression over the arrival of his 50th birthday. (10) DICK CAVETT Guests: mezzo-soprano Joan Morris and her husband, ciasSiCal pianist William Bolcom. (Part 2 of 2) 2) (17) ALL IN THE FAMILY Henry Jefferson's station in life is taking a giant step upward and Archie Is filled with mixed emotions about the situation. 1:00 CD 0 CBS NEWS 0 (4) DAYTONA BEACH (!) 0 ABC NEWS FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (1]) (35) CANDID CAMERA "His Love Reaching" 02)(17)BOSNEwHAEi'r Emily (S)0 THE INCREDIBLE HULK talks Bob into giving a party in Banner joins a gang of thieves honor of a departed "friend.' preying on the store In which he Is working In order to save 700 the lives of two co-workers 0(4) THREE'S A CROWD being held by the gang. (5)0P.M. MANE (71)0 BENJIS CHRISTMAS (DO JOKERS WILD (II) (35) SANFORD AND SON STORY Banjl the canine Fred has a dream in which Superstar journeys to Switzer. Lamont Is the "spirit of Christ- land, where he meets up with injured Kris Kringie who is mu past." 24(10) MACNEIL / l.EI4ER planning on welching out on his yearly duty. (R) REPORT (12) (17) SANFORD AND SON H35)JIM ROCKFORD Fred, Grady and Bubba (24(10) WASHINGTON WEEK become contestants on a tale- IN REVIEW vision game show. (1]) (17) WINSTON CHURCH. ILL. THE VALIANT YEARS 7:30 'Out Of The East" Hong Kong, (41) TIC TAC ou Burma, Corregidor and Dutch (5)0 DALLAS J.R. sctlemes to keep Jock out of the office by bringing Bobby back into the E" Oilcompany. 10:30 (U)(35) I LOVE LUCY Ricky CHART- YOUR tries his hand at psychology to overco me Lucy's mania for buying hats. COURSE ..toths - .. Fabulous —. 11-00 0 S)SNEWS ____ (U) (35) BENNY HILL (10) $OUNOSTAGE "Elvin Bishop' Bishop brings his loose and lively Southern boogie-rock to the stage along with rhythm and blues artists Mighty Joe Young and Bonny — Seals. 11'30 iirowioiâ Most: Johnny CN$01. Guests: Fred Astaire, ' .O ' Steve Landesberg, Al Hirt. (1)0 MOVIE "The THIS' WINKS SPECIALS R !M / i McMasteri" (C)1(1970) Burl Ives, Brook Peters. A black man returns to the Southwest after the Civil War and siruggles with prejudice from all sides. (2 Hrs.) (U)(35) MOVIE "The Crosby Case" (B/W) (1934) Wynne Gibson, Onslow Stevens. When a physician is found murdered, his paramour and her old boy' friend bsco,ne the scapegoats. (11/2 Hr..) - ' MANI. MAHI TAHIT WITH DINNER you eart Gain -ee_ . - ON *, saw V" can .., hvm ow orvessIskis of so day. 0 6:30 55p 8:40 (17) WORLD AT LARGE 600 (5)O THE LAW AND YOU (DO HOT DOG (17) HUMAN DIMENSION 6:25 (7)0 630 IT 24MUNTRY FISHING (5)0 SPECTRUM CD 0 HOT FUDGE (12) (17) IT'S YOUR BUSINESS 1:30 7.n University SUN BOWL (S) 0 PROFILES IN EDUCA. i of Washington vs. University of 'flON Texas (S)0 BLACK AWARENESS CD o WOMEN IN SPORTS CD 0 sowo (1]) (17) THE THREE (U)(35) MOVIE "The Invisible STOOGES / THE uni. RAS- Man Returns" (8/W) (1940) 200 CLS 0(4) MOVIE "Desert Trail" 730 (81W) (1935) John Wayne, 0(4) BAY CITY ROLLERS Mary Kornman. A rodeo star (5)0 30 MINUTES sets out to trap a gang of bank CD 0 ANIMALS ANIMALS robbers. (I Hr.) ANIMALS "Coral" pij. (7)0 o TELL if NIH 14001(8 'Johnson City, •'n (4) (1ODZILLA / GLO- Illinois" SETROTTERS ADVENTURE 24(10) THE LONG SEARCH "Loose Ends" Host Ronald HOUIR Eyre takes stock of his own MIGHTY MOUSE attitudes in light of the series. HECKLE S JECKLE (R) (DOSUPERFRIENOS 0(17) MOVIE "Flat Top' 24(10) PAINT WITH NANCY (1952) (12) (17)ULTRAMAN . 2:30 4(10)ANTIs 021(17) THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY (DO LIBERTY BOWLTulane vs. Penn State 3.00 0 (4) NASHVILLE MUSIC 9:00 Guests: Tompall and the 0 ® FRED AND BARNEY Glaser Brothers, Mary Kay MEET THE SHMOO Miller, the Bellamy Brothers. BUGS SUNNY! ROAD (U) (35) MOVIE "Sundown" CC RUNNER (B/W) (194I (DO PLASTICMAN 4(1O) A CHILD'S CHRIST. (lID (35) PAM T000 LATINO (24(10) CROcacayre VIOTO. MAS IN WALES RYGARDEId 3:30 (12) (17) MAVERICK 0 (4) MOVIE "Carefree" (8/W) (1938) Fred Astaire, 10:30 rpynj Ginger Rogers. S POPSYE 40 (1) (35) MOVIE "First Space(10) PROSE 'Morality: ship On Venus" (C) (1962) Enforcing The Standards" Yoko Tani, Oldrlck Lukas. In (121(17) MOVIE "Red Skies 1980, eight scientists discover Of Montana" (1952) a progressive civilization on the 4:30 planet Venus. (1 1/2 Hr..). (5)0 SPORTS SPECTACII.. 24(10) MECIX LAN Highlights of the Superskates exhibition, featuring ' 11'OO CASPER AND THE performances by John Curry, Linda Fratlanne, Randy ANGELS (DO GANG COMEDIES Gardner and Tai Babilonta, (10) FOOTSTEPS from Madison Square Gordon; "Tightrope" A one-year-old', Celebrity Oft-Road auto two (730 NEWS MOVIE , 11:30 (4) FLASH GORDON W FAT ALSSRT SCOOSY ANDCRAP' . B (10) PEILINGS 'Anger" a's castle, one man is mur-' dared and his wife tumid Into a vampire. - 5• () 0 THE s December 2 SUNDAY. (U)(35) BIONIC WOMAN 6:30 MORNING .. ''- ---•--' .--- - . -.--- — ... 5:30 (12)(17) AGRICULTURE U.SJI. e:oo (5)0 THIS IS THE LIFE (DO AGRICULTURE U.S.A. (12) (17) BETWEEN THE LINES 6:00 0(1) THE STINGIEST MAN IN TOWN Walter Matthau pro- -' -. .-- - • (5)0 FACE THE NATION (730 BILL DANCE OUT- DOORS (II) (35) MOVIE "Hit The Ice" (8/W) (1943) (7) 0 DIRECTIONS Jules (730 DIRECTIONS The Bergman offers tips on saving energy and explains how to make maximum use of solar energy. (U)(.,5) (12) (17) DR. E.J. DAN- meaning of Christ's life to peopIe of diverse cultures as expressed in their art work over the past 2,000 years is examined. (A) ias (24 (10) FLORIDA REPORT, (1]) (17) MOViE "Move Over BAPTIST Dailing" (1963) (43 FIRST CHURCH 1:00 (S)0REXHUMBARD 0(4) NFL FOOTBALL Live (DO SHOW MY PEOPLE coverage of an AFC wildcard video the voices of several characters in thinimated tale based loosely onDickens' classic, "A Christmas Carol." (5) 0 ORPHAN TRAIN A 19th-century social worker (Jill Eikenberry) and a photographer (Kevin Dobson) transport a group of New York City slum orphans to new homes and families in the Midwest. (730 THE ROPERS A young man appears at the Ropers carrying his mother's diary. which has an entry claiming Stanley Is the boy's father. (U) (35) JIM ROCKFORD 014(10) THE MARVELOUS MYSTERYCHR$STMA8 (12) (17) NSA BASKETBALL Atlanta Hawks vs. Indiana Pacers ' (Ii) (35) CASPER (24 (10) SESAME STREET (R) (1]) (17) THE THREE STOOGES AND FRIENDS 9:30 @j SUNDAY MASS (1)O ORAL ROBERTS (U) (35) JOSIE AND THE PUSSYCATS 900 6:30 ()0 A NEW KIND OF FAMILY After going through a rob. bery at work. Kit is plagued by (4) OUTLOOK (5)0 SUNDAY MORNING CD 0 KIDS ARE PEOPLE playoff game; teams and exact time to announced. (5)0 NFL FOOTBALL Live coverage of a first-round playoff game (II) (35) MOVIE "History Is Made At Night" (81W) (1937) Charles Bayer. Jean Arthur, A woman goes to Paris seeking a divorce from her jealous hus. band and finds both love and disappointment. (2 Hrs.) (2.4(10) WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW (R) TOO Guests: Henry Wlnklér. 1:01 artist Leroy . Nieman, Joan Embary, Tug McGraw, teen- (5)0 MOVIE "Paris When It 'Sizzles" (C) (1964) William age umpire Liz Yearly, (A) Holden, Audrey Hepburn. A 0135 THE FUNTSTONES writer neglects his work while (24(10) MISTER ROGERS (R) chasing his secretary around (1i)(17)LOBTINSPACE Paris. (1 1/2 Hrs.) Jess' attempt to teach her karate and by a gun in the house. 9:00 0(4) IJ AND THE SEAR The ,$ndictive Sheriff Lobo (Claude Akins) kianaps Bow ina plot to ast revenge against B.J. (R) 7)0 LOVE BOAT An outspoken priest - (Dick Sargent) and six orphans transform Captain Stubings lonely Christmas into a lovely celebration.(R) ______ (ID(35) STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO 9:30 0 (1) GOSPEL SINGING 1.30 (730 WRESTLING JUBILEE (11)(35) WOODY W000PECK. (24(10) WALL. STREET WEEK "The Connoisseur's Choices" ER AND FRIENOB 14(10) (R) ELEcimo COMPANY 10:00 (1) ARCHIE CAMPBELL (DO KIOSWORLD (II) (35) ROAD RUNNER 14 (10) STUDIO SEE 8(10) THE CHRISTMAS SONGS 10:00 ® A MAN CALLED SLOANE Sloane must stop a "Tubing" Cowboy Danny Sweltier rides in a wild mustang roundup; Cathy Sherrill tubes down Farmington River. (A) 0D (17) HAZEl. 10:30 (4) MOVIE "Cheaper By The Dozen" (Blw) (1950) Clifton Webb, Jeanne Cram, Life in the 1920s Is hectic for the very large Glibreth family. (1 1/2 Hrs.) tui pypgj (73 0 PIR$T BAPTIST (ED 35) THE JETeoos Guest: Dr. Richard H. Rush. (R) 200 (9 (10) THE CHRISTMAS SONGS 2:30 (7.) 0 MOVIE "Command Decision" (B/WI (1949) Clark Gable, John Hodiak. Lives are sacrificed in a strategic move to bomb the airplane factories of Germany. (2 1/2 Hrs.) (12) (17) MOVIE "Sodom And Gomorrah" (1963) 6 of 8) 4:01 0@J MOVIE "The Brother- hood" (C) (1968) Kirk Douglas, Alex Cord. When two brothers become enemies because of Mafia conflicts one flees to Sicily. (2 Hrs.) (730 IN SEARCH OF.., OlD(35)GRIZZLY ADAMS (24(10) AMAHL AND THE NIGHT VISITORS 5:30 (730 WILD KINGDOM "Var. vets Of Ambosell" (12) (17) LUCY SHOW EVENING D'Aquln. J.S. Bach and Handel. HOME 3:46 (5)0 NFL TODAY 400 0 (4) NFL POITSALL Live Assisi" (1961) Bradford Dill- man, Dolores Hart, A gentle and humane monk founds the Franciscan order In the 13th century. coverage of an AFC wildcard playoff game; teams and exact I IM (5)Q NFL FOOTBALL Live CS) S31MINUTI$ (U) (35) TOM AND JERRY (10) FEELINGS "Lying And Cheating" Or. Lee Salk 6:00 (DO NEWS time to be announced, coverage of a first-round playoff g 14(10) LORD MOUNTSATTEN: A MAN FOR THE CENTU- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. By CINDY ADAMS NEW YORK Newly divorced again, Mia Farrow is about to have her seventh child but you couldn't tell if you saw her. She's adopting a Korean through -- — the Connecticut adoption agency from whom she lovingly collected her other Asian babies, Victoria ("Tory") Gassman, Shelley Winters' beautiful, tall, slim daughter SIC "The Prince And The whilst vacuuming up Pauper" Prince Edward, the helpings of coconut cake, ten-year-old heir to the English apple pastry, apricot pie and throne, meets ragged, looka- a few inches of chocolate like Tom Canty. Together they prepare a plan to change Iden- mousse, Susan Strasberg, who Just traded her tities. (Part I of 6)(R) California house for a New (ED (17)WRESTLING York apartment, Is looking Is 6:30 l ooki ng to trade her New 0(1) NBC NEWS York apartment for a (DO ABC NEWS 141(10) EVENING AT SYM_ suburban hideout. Actress PHONY Susie Is looking to hole up 6:45 and emerge as Susie the (I) 0 NFL TODAY writer, She has a novel about 7:00 the South in her typewriter 0(43 DISNEY'S WONDER. F'JL WORLD Jimmy Cricket Is host for an all-cartoon program featuring famous Disney characters Including Cinderella, Snow White, Donald Duck, "Kenny Rogers as The Bambi, Pinocchio and Chip 'n Gambler," a new TV movie Dale. (A) for CBS starring Rogers, Is (5)060 MINUTES currently in production, Jim (DO SCOOBY GOES HOL" LYW000 Animated. Scooby Byrnes' script uses as a Doo, the loveable cartoon narrative springboard the character dog, travels to Holly. lyrics from Kenny Rogers' wood to try to convince net- hit single of the same flWfle. . - . -- . - . • - Truman in print daily: "The smart thing to do is throw a stone at the biggest greenhouse!" Bessie's it powerful lady, From Cary Grant : "You can tell you're not so young anymore when people keep telling you how young you're and has already sold It. Conservative lawyer Roy Cohn's holding a fundraiser for conservative candidate Ronald Reagan. They're hoping the loot taken Umt night will, however, be liberal...Soul singer James Brown and the classy Sherry-Netherlands hotel looking." are not seeing bill-to-bill. Seems they are in sonic Alan King is producing a cutesy movie starring Albert dispute Longtime Broadway holdout Anthony Quinn flirting with the idea. He's reading scripts and listening Finney. Titled "Wolfen," it's a terrifying miser) of bizarre murders committed by a mysterious breed of carnivores who stalk New York. Sounds Like lots of laughs John Belushi anti Peter Falk are going to make It together. Costar, that Is, In a movie. to percentage numbers... Jim Falkenburg of old Tex 'n ,.. Jinx fame is looking to get back in the business.,. Prepping for the "Mommie Dearest" film he's about to Lee and Anna Strasberg were invited to the White House but didn't go because Anna had to visit daddy in make, France Zeferrelli read every single book ever written on Crawford, or even in which Joanle dearest is mentioned.., those Ladles First Libbers taking pokes at Bess Myerson are mindful of Walter Winchell explaining why he was creaming Harry Caracas, which was more Important than seeing Amy in Washington Princess Grace is hitting the scales and sliding onto a blitz diet. ... - Kenny Rogers To PI a y 'The Ga mblert work officials that he is ready for a primetime show. (fl)(35) STREETS OF SAN FPANdaw Earlier this fall, "The Gambler" won the Song of the Year Award at the 13th 02 (17) MOVIE Beauty" (1966) (5)OAIJCE a "Sleeping 500 NBC MOVIE "The Man In The Santa Claus Suit" g.n Ann and the girls face frostbite and starvation in the 'scenic holiday cabin" they rented for the Christmas holidays (A) (71)0 ABC MOVIE "Thund. erball" (165) Sean Connery, Claudine Auger, Secret agent James Bond jumps into action - Dinner D.ndng Favors 9:30 George's Christmas is made merrier after Louise's intérvonlion helps him find a father he never knew. (Ri 10:00 0(4) PRIME TIME SUNDAY (11)0 TRAPPER JOHN, M.D. A grateful Arabian sheik whose daughter's life was saved by Gonzo decrees that Gonzo and the girl shall marry. 11.00 (14) (5O(7)UNEWS ' 11:30 forms. in New bei0,99 Eve " With us. Street II" Louisa discovers that the love poems she has been (5)0 THE JEFFERSONS production, recently won the recommendation of the National Education Association. The series, expected to premiere next year, traces black musk' from Its African roots to Jazz, disco and other current A part PBS series now MASTERPIECE THEAIRS "The Duchess Of Duke to rent Santa Claus outfits. Music "From Jumpatreet: 0 (10) receiving from an Oxford pro lessor are really the work of pranksters. (Part 2 01161 Country Story of Black Music," a 13- — (Premiere) Fred Astaire. Gary Burghof I. The mysterious pro. prietor of a costume shop changes the lives of three mdividuals who come to his store (5)0 ARCHIE BUNKER'S Annual Association awards, and Rogers' album, 'The Gambler," was named Album of the Year, NEW TEEN SERIES • . -- AN your drinks k.skfsst '.... . 4'•_ Uv. Entertainment "A Queen £ 2 Jacks" ' In the 0 (4) NBC LATE MOVIE "Once Upon A Starry Night' " 1 • ' - - - ' .- ChOICS Of PYIIRI Rib or Chicken Kiev Dinner 5O couple Cypress Room at... BueWe (1978) Dan Haggerty. Denver Pyle. A mountain trapper sets out in a raging blizzard to locate a young couple separat- IN THE TERMINAL BUILDING AT SANFORD AIRPORT ad from their children by an when enemy agents hijack a avalanche, (H) plane carrying two atomic p AVENGERS Steed bombs and point one of them and Mrs. Pool are invited to a at Miami. (Network advises ,rally with deadly obstacles parental discretlon.)(R) and deadly results. (U) (35) JERRY PAL WELL (7)5 $I.N BEAUTY SNOW Cal 3230501 1., Rn.rvitionsl WE WILL II CLOSED CHRISTMAS Si that our senpisyses may enjoy *shsHday with *sirfamilies. _____________________ C S Friday, Dec. 21, 1979-7 Mici FarrOA, Ado ,ting A Child From Korea (by actor Vittorio Gassman 0 a (35) BIONIC WOMAN is going to be a doctor. This (24 (10) ONCE UPON A CLAS- skinny creature told me PLACE Archie is more than upset when Edith announces 3.00 (II) (35) MOVIE "Foster And ,her intention of getting a job. Laurie" (C) (1975) Perry King, (A) (!) 0 MORIC & MINDY Mork, Dorian - Harewood. at first overwhelmed by the 3:30 , mad rush of Christmas, ends @ up bringing the true Yuletide (5)0 NFL TODAY to Mindy's family and her 124 (10) CHRISTMAS WITH spirit "fair-weather" friend Susan. THE GREENE CONSORT 630 Novie Greene and the Greene Consort perform the music of (5)0 ONE DAY AT A TIME (24(10) A CHRISTMAS AT (12) (17) MOVIE "Francis Of - - 11:30 flY In 1947. Mountbatten accepts the responsibility of uniting India and assisting that country's transition from BritIsh rule to independence. (Part - . . three children. (A) 6:30 AFTERNOON (1)0 THE LAW AND YOU 12,00 (730 VIEWPOINT ON NUTRI. 43 MEET THE PRESS nON (1010 JOHN MCKAY 700 (2)0 CHAMPIONSHIPS OF (4) 2'S COMPANY THE U.S. GOLF ASSOCIATION (5)0 MARLO AND THE Memorable highlights of MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE 1979's USGA-sanctioned golf (7)0 PICTURE OF HEALTH tournaments are presented. (12) (17) JIMMY SWAGGART 1141(10) ANOTHER VOICE 7:30 12:30 (4) THE MORMONS 0(4) NFL '79 (5)0 SLACK AWARENESS (5)0 NFl. TODAY cold"blooded kartel operative from kidnapping a Latin Amen. can premier and replacing him with a clone. from Synchronized Swimming(DO FANTASY ISLAND An Championships from New ordinary man (Ken Berry) gets Zealand to live the UI, of his swinging double, and a nun (Celeste (24(10) FIRING LINE . HoIm) musts Tattoo's help to 5:00 wlnawln..jtjdgl.ig contest. ' (U) (35) WILD. WILD WEST U])(35)Gius,yAD . poses some difficult questions about truth and honesty to Three youngsters discuss how '0(4) SHA NA NA Guest: 0 ' (1)0W• NEWS 2 _ 1210 (1j)(5) MOM "The Tiger pOR they handle thianger Ij.ui. TroyDonihu.. HER — &aIi.. ''&a.j----' — Vk... 4. j Ions of Ufa with Dr. Lie (DO WIDE WORLD OF "u ivj ru.eyva; I II World" (C) (1954) Clifton ri lftI1R'rt"óc. .f '130 a •SPORTS Coverage of the Webb. , AFTERNOON (4) SATURDAY NIGHT Flaming Leaves figure skating R111SE - $35 I II man and their1'wiv., exhibition. lesturing Parlor. LIVE Host: Tod Knight law observed in Now Vork by a pro- 0 (1) HO`T HM "NOW04 mamas by Linda Frationne. Guests: Desmond Child and speclive ernphYjor. (I Hr. 45 Guests: Bruce Joinhoir. Bwbia . Charles Ticknor. Randy REMA016 HATS& FAVORS MOVIE "The Big Bounci . (C) (1989) Ryan 1:00 Robert Guillaume, Eddie fromLakeplac4,py0141 OyilM,, __1 - _ . Money. 331431$ II S (4) MIDNIGHT (10) CAMERA THREE - 0 Neal, LIIQO Taylor-Young. uIxnIts • s.w.. Hosts: Lou Rawls,: Rita (1)0 JASON OF STAR CON- "Zen And I" WE 1142aa '7)0 NCAA FOOTBALL J Coolidge. Guests: Jan and MAID Terisrine Bowl" Louisiana Dean David Steinberg. (DO WEEKEND SPECIAL *. -• ... ... S .. ,. . --... -.. Bible vs. Wake Forest , December 23 - 0(4) NBC NEWS "If I'm Lost, How Come I Found (S) 0 CBS NEWS (D U NEWS YOU?' A runaway orphan, an (10) SNEAK PREVIEWS elderly shoplifter and a puppy named Puddles complicate life for two bank robbers seeking a •(4) FLORIDA'S WATCHING hideout. (Part 1)(R) . (5) 0 HEE HAW Guests (U) (35) MOVIE "Mrs. Wlggs Hank Williams, Connie Smith. 01 The Cabbage Patch" (81W) CD U LAWRENCE WELK (10) CONTEST Of CHAM. "Christmas Show" PION8 (II) (35) SANFORD AND SON (17) MOVIE "Kangaroo" Fred pretends to suffer from (1952) Peter Lawford, Richard whiplash when hehas an acciBoone. dent in the Pickup twA. 12.30 (10) SOUNOBTAGE "Joan PUTARZAN / SUPER 8EV- Armatracllng" Joan Armatrad. EN ing spins a musical web as she CD 0 AMERICAN BAND- sings "Cool Blue," "Barefoot STAND Guests: Joe Jackson, And Pregnant," "Back To The Tanya Tucker. Night" and "Willow.100 7:30 0(4) SOUL TRAIN (1]) (35) MAUOE MORNING parents disagree on discipline - as a result of their dental fail. (11) "Dracula, Prince Of Darkness" (1966) Christopher Lee, Barbara Shel. lay. When two couples , 0(4)(UONEWS SATURDAY East Indies lost . [1 5 .tt "-.5-..-' 4 �- ------ -. ------------ ---. --------------- .--- - & .---. 11--Evenine HiraM, knf.rd Fl. Friday, Dec. 21, 979 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, '60 Minutes' Captures Daytime Schedule MORNING 1 st Place In Ratings By JOAN HANAUER UPI Television Writer NEW YORK (UP!) - The American television audience Is getting a bum rap. Every now and again television critics erupt In a burst of flak aimed at programs designed to appeal to an audience with the IQ of a lima bean. The industry answer invariably rans to a variation on the theme that networks give audiences the programs they want. Consider the Nielsen ratings for the week just past: The number one program for the week, attracting half the audience watching television during Its time on the air, was 60 Minutes." The lowest rated show for the week, watched by only 13 percent of those with their sets on, was "California Fever." The question remains, what does the audience really want to see? Last week what they watched moat of was ABC shows, giving the network first place for the week, edging out CBS. NBC ran a poor third. 11 The questions remains as to what audiences really want to watch. One thing they are watching more of than ever In news, thanks to the Iranian crisis. The three network ratings have increased l3.S percent over last year for the 11 weeks ending Dec. 14. All three have participated In the gain, with the biggest share of the rise In viewers going to ABC. ABC was able to boast another sign of MONDAY vitality - its World News Tonight not only surpassed NBC's Evening News for the week, but It came the closest ever to tying the CBS Evening News, otherwise known as the Cronkite News. The entertainment ratings were a mixture of series and Christmas shows. The Santa Claus specials to fare well Included Bob Hope's Christmas Show (NBC), "Charlie Brown's Christmas" (CBS), Henry Winkler in "An American Christmas Carol" (ABC), Donnie and Marie's Christmas Special (ABC), "Raggedy Ann and Andy in the Great Santa Claus Caper" (CBS), Perry Como's Christmas in New Mexico (ABC) and Dean Martin's Christmas in California" (NBC). If something could spoil Christmas for CBS, It would be the sad showing of Its new "Young Maverick" series, going nowhere on Wednesday night opposite ABC's "Eight Is Enough" and NBC's "Real People." Unless ratings go Up, "Maverick" will be a short run series, replaced in the spring byalimited rim series that CBS wants to teat. The ten top network television programs for the week ending Dec. 16, according to the A.C. Nielsen Co., were: 1:6O Minutes; 2: One Day AtATIme;3: (tie) Three's Company and Circus of the Stars; 5: ArddeBunker's Place; 6: Angle; - 7: Dallas; I: M•A4H; 9: NFL Monday night football; 10: Happy Days. December 24 the worried stall comas up with some outlandish reasons to, Murray's disinterest in run- (7) 0 GOOD MORNING T)O THE YOUNG AND THE AMERICA RESTLESS (35) TENNESSEE TUXEDO (7)0 ALL MY CHILDREN 500 (10) CROCKEtT'S VICTO- CD) (35) DICK VAN DYKE 1)0 THE FBI RY GARDEN 1:30 . (12)(17) ROMPER ROOM 5:30 THE WORLD (5)0 AS 3)0 SUNRISE SEMESTER 9:00 TURNS 5:40 0(4) DONAHUE (1]) (35) ANDY GRIFFITH 12 (17) LOVE. AMERICAN (5)0 MIKE DOUGLAS 2:00 STYLE CD S MOVIE THE DOCTORS. C!]) (35) DICK VAN DYKE 6 'OO (7)0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 23 (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (1]) 0 (4)EARLYDAY (35) GONER PYLE (R) CID HEALTH FIELD 2:25 (17) THE LUCY SHOW C7JOSUNR$SE O2) (17)NE WS 9:30 610 2:30 ffj)135)1 L0VELUCY (12) (17) WORLD AT LARGE 3 10) EDUCATIONAL PRO. 0(4) ANOTHER WORLD 6:25 GMMM$NG (l) S GUIDING LIGHT (I) COUNTRY ROADS 0 (35)1 DREAM OF JEANNIE (12) (17) GREEN ACRES 7) THE GIGGLESNORT (12 630 i000 HOTEL (5)0 THE ED ALLEN SHOW 0(4) CARD SHARKS (12)(17)NEWS (OD (35)PTLCLUB 3:00 (12)(17)MOVIE (DS GENERAL HOSPITAL 645 WOODPECK3(10)AM.WEATHER 10:30 0 (4) HOLLYWOOD ER AND FRIENDS 6:55 (DARES 0 G TODAY IN FLORIDA (R) (1) 0 GOOD MORNING (3)OWHEW1 (12)(17)ILOVE LUCY FLORIDA 10:55 3:30 CID 0 CBS NEWS 700 (5)0 ONE DAY AT A TIME (R) (4) TODAY 11:00 (1]) (35) BANANA SPLITS AND 0D MORNING NEWS 0(4) HIGH ROLLERS FRIENDS (DO GOOD MORNING (S)O THE PONCE ISRIGHT 10)V1LLAALEoRE AMERICA (DOLAVERNE & SHIRLEY 12) 117) THE FLINTSTONES (U)(35) WORLD Of SUPER (R) 400 ADVENTURE -$1:30 EMERGENCY ONEI 0(4) J(lO) SESAME STnui(R) 4J WHEEL OFORTUNE Z5)O THE-LITTLE RASCALS 0(17) THE THREE (7)0 MERV GRIFFIN STOOGES / THE LITTLE MS. (7)0 FAMILY FEUD (I1)135) TOM AND JERRY ce 11:55 10) SESAME STREET (h2)(h7EW1 7:25 0(17)SPECTREMAN AFTERNOON (4) TODAY IN FLORIDA 430 12:00 (7) 0 GOOD MORNING (J 0 BEWITCHED FLORIDA 8 MINDREADERS ,(]])(35) RUGS BUNNY AND (UOCDONEWS 7:30 FRIENDS 15 1 3 LEAVE if (U) 1 TO BEAVER 0(4) TODAY (121(17) GILUGAN'S ISLAND p (DO GOOD MORNING OF 0 eoucM,oi. 500 AMERICA (12) (17) LOVE, AMERICAN 0(4) CAROL BURNETT AND ID(35)TOMAN0JERm' STYLE FRIENDS 9:00 C) S HAPPY DAYS AGAIN 12:30 ID IN CAPTAIN KANGAROO• NEWS (11) (35) THE Fu ll in! (10) MISTER 11108111111104 SEARCH FOR TOMOR. (US (4) TODAY IN FLORIDA (17) MV THREE SONS (2) O GOOD MORNING NOW RYAN'S HOPE 5 9:30 FLORIDA ® NEWS 1:30 1:00 (1)0 MASH @) TODAY S (4) DAYS OP OUR LIVES (DO ALL. IN THE FAMILY professional a oflaI medieval and ning the kitchen. EVENING M . Renaissance music troupe. 9:00 G}(17) ALL M THE FAMw.y (1)0MA$'N An ambiWs C) S NEWS tious young nurse who plans on (10) MASTERPIECE THEbecoming a doctor when she $00. ATM "Poldark" The Warieg. • ® LOTTLIIHot= ON THE leaves the army gets Involved gans use their power to dimin. PRAIRIE A terminally III in a mIsunderstanding with 1 the prosperity Of OUS widow's (Patricia Neal) search Father Mulcahy. (R) IflfTIU!C LOOMsrCompany. for a new hOme fqr her three Meanwhile. Mark Daniel die' children leads her to ,4ss (US HOUSE CALLS covers that Karen Is having an finds that his Old high school ' col incas. (A) affair with Dr. Enys. (Pan 1 of (1) aw,cp WI CINCINNATI teacher can still Influence his 18) IS adfflltted to Arthur Carlson hires former (121(17) CAROL BURNETT Cincinnati Reds' manager Kensington General Hospital. By AND FRIENDS Guests: Tim Sparky Anderson to host *00 Conway, Bernadette Peters. WKRPs now sports show. 5 (4) A CHRISTMAS After a conservative (730 MOVIE "The Gift Of SPECIAL: WfTN LOVE, MAC 9:30 Baptist upbringing in Love" (197$) Marie Osmond, ® c NEWS DAVIS Timothy Bottoms. A rich young W• LOU GRANT While DEMO,TeEM, Cr0 P011110i _.-._ (5). girl living In Now York City in fr (DO ABC NEWS '' is doing a story on a Child the 1190's inlets aiid falls in Rossi Ted and Ut usgvsrei$y of television st ar , Lou tries to help 7:00 love with a penniless young a neglected young boy , . Texas 14w SchooL Relid • (4) THRWSACNOWD man. (A) he Investigates childrens b the military for medical .M.MAGAZIN. (1]) (35) MR. MA000'S rights. reasons, he joined Ow (7) JOltER'S WILD In CHRISTMA$ CAROL Charles (IV ( 5) SANFORD AND SON Dickens' classic is brought *0 (735 FAMILY While wang- iNS to serve Ida country When Lamont and Fred take life through the voices of Jim Ing the annual family holidaY or so he thought. advantage 01 a Bresthmobli., Backui, Moray Amsterdam gathering, Kate learns that Pa Payne n. Dog Is ill and Willie has other Fred Is convinced that he has and Jack Cassidy. book, • 'Deep Cover" plans for the TO. 0(10) OlIPTMA$ EVE ON (Newsweek Books, $11.16), (12(17) "WORD AND SON SESAME $TRW The spirit of Fred buys hell ownership of a the Christmas season comes bow he went imdorcover to (35)ENPIy professional fighter who can't over Sesame Street as Big Bird thfIit blppie fight, 11:80 soupe. He became a friend attempts to uncover the secret (4) THE SOUNDS OF - In some cases a lover to of how 8inta Claus gets down 730 CHRISTMAS EVE Henry the Chimney. (A) (4) TIC TAO DOUGH . Manclnl, Victor Buono and a do.eas of Americans who (5)5 THE NEWLYWED 5(17) MOVIE "White Los Angeles church choir join were gulltyolno crime more Chrlst,ras" (1954) BIng Cr 05 GAME serious than smoking a joint for a program by. Danny Kaye, A comic four, (D FAMILY pgai and taIb4r cry I-n. Of Oro"and Oro" tadeie vuie(1]) ( 5) MAUDI Maude tries some takes an entertainment tide music and readings_(A) Whenever be could, he fosa to bring a iisel In Vermont *o help a formir THE S a gthone booth and told his Who é5 In danger of. JOYFUL estranged daughter together to The Tucson Boys Patch UP their f1CSS Chorus perform music of FBI açsrlon what he'd (34(1 ) DICK CAVITY 9:30 ___ ChristmasatSanXavler.al7sh seen and beard. Guests: The .. Waverly Consort, 1$ LAST. ..,,.. c,nturvimisa$qq.( - "Most of. the student I.C. ,.', CD CharleyMan Served His Nations Spying On Hippies 5 (UçP '•'' - .N" ------------------------ . Timothy Bottoms Portrays fTvJ '0 pE Heroic Runner., Teacher Watching Timothy Bot- track career Into a winning N.M., and put into action his Baker's remarkable con- loins repeatedly circle a streak. It'll be aired Wed- theory of no stars, no centratfon and ability to track, despite 120-degree nesday, Dec. 26, on CBS. criticism for lack of ability, withstand pain that led him heat and an altitude of 5,000 The story Is based on the The result was an award. to ignore the cancer which feet, you'd think he was life of John Baker, track star winning team, took his life 18 months after training for the 1980 and teacher who dedicated Allyn Ann McLerle and it was discovered. Olympics. But the actor his last 18 months he died "By the time he saw a Ri pTorn Co-star as Baker's was getting the workout of of cancer at 25 to his 111e during the filming of coaching children, and parents In the two-hour doctor, he'd gone at least four months in terrible a grueling running sequence bolstering their self-esteem special sponsored by pain," says Bottoms. "He General Motors. Also for the drama special, "A on and off the playing field, cast are Ed Begley, Jr., felt they would dull his Shifting Season. Baker was nicknamed Ellen Geer, Mason Adams, ability to work with his "I'm not a runner or even "Upset John" In 1965 when Constance Foslund, Ben- kids." a Jogger," says Bottoms, "A Shining Season," based he led his underdog jamin Bottoms and Steve "Surfing and horseback University of New on William Buchanan's Mexico Shaw. Instead of the usual was filmed on riding are my sports. But track team to a resounding commercials GM will use the when I have to do something, victory over the favored USC location in and around 12 minutes of I do it. And I y, Trojans. commercial Albuquerque, where Baker time in the program to lived running really hurts. The one and ran his way 'to His career was at Its peak, feature the work of three Oft you can say for it, you track fame, and where an and he went into rigorous scientists feel better when you recently honored elementary school was training aiming at the 1972 by the General Motors named for him as a result of "A Shining Season" Is the Olympics. He also became a Cancer Research Foun- a petition by the children he story of a -young star athlete coach at Aspen Elementary datlon. coached. who turned the end- of his School In Albununtip pr Rntfnrn IrnawI It tons - - ---,----,--, TUESDAY ______ December 2__5__ Elected ln Papua. New Guinea" Western-style politics are played out in a- Third World setting. (A) 8.00 Eve" --.---.- 9:30 0(4) THE MISADVENTURES (7) 5 TAXI Tony. ecstatic OF SHERIFF L080 A bank when an aging champ chal- eDo Vietnamese Chief Calls Use Policy 'Antihuman' (.5)0(7)0 NEWS Vietnam's Prime Minister (10) MSBTERPIECE THE. robber and a mean-tempered lenges him to a bout, changes ATRE "Poldark" After Demel. shark upset Lobo's plans to moods when the opposition Ptiazn Van Dong has ripped "TedayI'm more aware of life's plh&HUus - good arid bad - than I'd have been If I'd stayed In a basically straight en vlromnm* all my life. I've become disenchanted with national politics, d I'm active at the local level where people have "M re "Mal control over their ______ dt4In1os. In that ., ., i've pm the route of a lot of the people I was I nvestlguthig." Asked If be feared reprisals from the FBI for revealing Bureau secrets, Payne replied, "When I think about It, I jt tell myself this book can only help the Binesti in the long ran. As for the other pm*, well, Iv, told the dory ja1, bm boned AM my feslirgi toward it, and I hops they'll rasped that." Western Journalist since the Is supporting Sornoza? Is Vietnamese drove the killing black people? Is za helps Elizabeth nurse Fran- con thousands of dollars from reveals his secret weapon. Into President Carter's Americans out in 1974. neglecting the American cis back to health, she and her a group of unsuspecting fisherhuman rights policy, calling Said Pham: "I don't see Indians? There are no daughter contract the disease. men. (R) Meanwhile. Ross gets into legal Ct) 0 THE WHITE SHADOW (S) 0 PARIS A lawyer and his It "antihuman rights." such a human-rights police. human rights in these ac. An interview with Pen- A policy of antihuman rights, tions. Human rights is trouble following a shipwreck In Christmas comes to Carver in wife are stunned when the nat. the form of a swinging party, a ural mother of their adopted thouse writer Edward Rasen Nampara Cove. (Part 80116) the policy to make use of practiced by our side." (12) (17) CAROL BURNETT Santa everyone can look up to child arrives in town demand- during the Non-Aligned human-rights issues 1fl9 money. AND FRIENDS Guest;! Alan and an impending birth. Nations Summit in Havana perhaps. (!) C HART TO HART Right Pham added In the Aids. (7 HAPPY DAYS Richie _JQ "Is attacking Vietnam and January-issue interview, after extending her hospitality marked the first time that lands his first newspaper job loading docks at the Milwaukee to a starving young author, the prime minister has neglecting the people an "We cannot talk with Carter NWNEWB Jennifer suddenly suffers a talked extensively Journal. (A) more example of hum an rights? Is about human rights. You (US CBS NEWS series of near-fatal accidents, than three hours - to a supporting the Shah of Iran? must tell this to Mr. Carter." 8(10) CELEBRATION OF (7)5 ARC NEWS STRAUSS Willi Bokovsky (24(10)SNEAK PREVIEWS 35)CANomcsjjEpA 0 (17). BOB NEWHART conducts the Vienna Phiihar10:30 Of '0 Christmas Eve finds Bob in the monic Orchesti a in the music (Ii) (35) I LOVE LUCY Ricky hospital with tonsillitis and an. of the Strauss family. (A) hires a business expert to help o. impending operation. 0 (17) MOVIE "It's A Won- solve the family budget probderful Life" (1947) James lems. SANFORD 2544 PARK DR. Donna Reed. A man's t24(10) TWO ROI4PIIES' PHONE 321-0424 0(4)ENERGY: A BRITANNI. Stewart. guardian angel diverts him (12) (17) ELIZABETH A "Sweet CA REPORT Parties A Banquet Facilities Avà liable Private from suicide and shows him England's Prid" After (US P. MAGAZINE what his home town would be romancing the aging queen, (7)5 JOKERS WILD like if he were never born, the young Earl of Essex plans (U) (35) SANFORD AND SON to remove her from the throne 6:30 When Fred receives a slight DECEMBER MENU ADDITION injury in a ar mishap, Lamont (1)5 ANGIE Angie discovers but is executed. All Dinner SpeclalsCOW With Ice Too orCoffe.and IreadA Butter— hires a housekeeper to help - that all she gets for her trouble 11:00 lad Bar $1.00 Extra out. is trouble when she convinces 0(4) (5)0(1)0 NEWS ° No. 1. Country Fried Steak with Rica or • No. 7. Bar-SO Beef with French Fries Brad .to fix her friend Didi up (II) (35) BENNY HILL (34(10) MACNEIL, / LEJ'Ifl and Cole Slew Mashed Potatoes and Vegetable REPORT with one of his bachelor (34(10) FAWLTY TOWERS (121(11) SANFORD AND SON friends. (A) No. 2. Roost Beef with Rice or Mashed No. 8. Finger Catfish with French Fries Basil Fawlty. the most incom. .and Cole Slew Potatoes and Vegetable Fred and Lamont substitute for ° petent Innkeeper in Englaq, is a friend in a nightclub act. 9:00 'I TI' No. 3. Fried Chicken with Rice or Mashed No. L Fried Shrimp with French Fries saved from ruin by his efficient and Cole Slew Potatoes and Vegutable (4) NBC MOVIE "Sudden- wife Wart 1 of 8) 130 ly. Love" (1978) Cindy 10. Fried Fish Filets with French 41 Me. 4. Beef Tips Over Rice or Mashed No.Fries 11:30 5(4) TO TAG DOUGH Williams, Paul Shenar. A young 5(4) TONIGHT Guest host: and Cole Slaw Potatoes and Vegetable 0D THE NEWLYWED woman from the ghetto fails In John Davidson. Guests: and No. It. Grilled Sirloin with Sauteed No. S. Spaghetti with our Most Sauce The GAME love with a socially prominent Lennon Sisters, Betty White. Onions. Rice or Mashed Potatoes and Garlic Bread 735 FLOINOAI _____ Vegetable lawyer. (A) Ci) S CBS LATE MOVIE No. Veal Parmesan 1, Spaghetti with (II)(35) MALICE Maud* and (5)5 HAWAII No. It. Liver £ Onions with Rice or • Garlic Breed FIVE-0 "Quo Vadis" (1951) Ro be rt Walter are ecstatic when McQarrett and company try Mashed Potatoes and Vegetable to Taylor, Deborah Kerr. During Wafter's es-wife announces her solve the kidnapping of a the Roman empire under Nero, Pima to remarry. wealthy socialite, whose o 0(10) DICK CAVITY Guest: band resents their intrusion,hus. a soldier of the emperor falls into disfavor when he becomes Paul Moore Jr.. Bishop of New THREE'S romantically involved with a NO COVER — NO MINIMUM — FREE FAVORS York and controversial spokes- (M (35) owiiCOMPANY s FRIENDS Christian girl. (A) man for the Episcopal Church. Cohost: Paul Williams. Guests: (DO ABC MOVIE LIVE ENTERTAINMENT IN OUR LOUNGE "The 5(17) AU. IN THE FAMILY Ralph Waite, Stanley Kramer, Young Pioneers' TUELSAT. 9 p.m. til 2a.m. Christmas" Christmas dinner - at She Andres Crouch & the Disciples. (1977) Linda Purl, Roger Kern. Children Under 12— ½ PrIce - - RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE S M. radicals (In Santa Barbara) had family and .duestlenal bac roimde very thflr to e," rec.js Payne, now a lawyer In wndar'n Colorado. "I had to learn some hip jaron, bs* I dldo't have to repress my own per. aomallty. I bad a tougher tim, later on, when I was imderoov-j work on criminal in Texas and trying to blend In with poor, uneducated guys who'd spent moot d of their lives in jail." Al the time, says Payne, "It was er$tIng, and It felt llbaaservlc,tomycomigq. Later on, when I figured oi* that now of my tagds pd any real Una to America and the whole Whole operation was an erdse in salvaging Bureau pride, I had to pat out. Friday, Dec. 21, 1979-9 LUNCH &. DINNER - ' - . - •. . - $2-9t ' NEW YEAWS EVE - a draft dodger and a Desmond. Phyllis Hartlather who" Son son was k In man . the war." '0(10) WORLD "Getting - ''. the rugged West of the 1800. try to prepare a pleasant hell- day for themselves. (R) 10 Pd. Discount To Senior Citizens 00 60 5 -0*0 A -loe . 0 - I Ufl p I I �A'- Ii 10.—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Dec. 21, 17 Evening Herald, Sanford, El. Owned By Star? Check . Before Buying DEAR DICK: I am writing this linc In hopes you can help me. We recently purchased a brass chandelier that was supposed to have come out of Judy Canova's house. We are In hopes you can tell us something about it. Also, we have heard that she has passed away, and we have heard that she Is still alive. Which Is right? DAVID FRIES AND SKIP LANE, Nampa, Idaho. No guarantees, but It would seem you have been taken. I talked to Diana Canova, Judy's daughter, who is currently active on the "Soap" series. She says that her mother (who is still alive, by the way) has been living In the same nouse near the .unsem Strip for some 20 years. According to Diana, who grew up In that house, there never were any brass chandeliers. And there certainly have been none sold or given away. When people try to sell you things supposedly once owned by a star, be extremely suspicious. I would suggest getting some sort of proof In writing, before you buy anything like that. DEAR DICK: I want to know about a small, blaegray, longhaired dog that was In one of the "Hart To Hart" shows, starring Robert Wagner and Stefaale Powers. Please help we find out what weed the little dog Is. MRS. ROBERT MARTIN, Rock 0W, S.C. That little dog was found In the pound, lying an the ground and sitting around, and nobody Is sure what breed he is. Educated guesses are that it is Part-cocker and part. terrier, although exactly what kind of terrier Is up for grabs. mat sho want in nnllaga 1CwiIh 9....... ..kS.Js ..k "peter' ' J ____ _____ ' - ,. -. I ----..- . 4' I e..J cum laude In 1970, and several years later got Into politics in her home state, Pennsylvania. She ran for the state legislature when she was only 23, but lost. I hear she does some radio broadcasting in Philadelphia now. DEAk mci: My brother and I made a bet witha friend about John Denver and Bob Denver. My brother and hay that the two Denver, are not related. Our friend say they are. Who's right? SUE STANISLAWS&I, Tucson, Aria. You are. They are totally unrelated. DEAR DICK: Could you please settle an argument? Is "TrapperJohu, M.D." (Pernell Roberts) the same persia who played Trapper on the series "MA4S41 1 ? KAREN, Vicksburg, Mich. No. In fact, there isno more Trapper Trapper John on the "M-A-&H" series. That was the character Wayne Rogers played In the early years of the show, but when he left the character wis put In mothballs. Or aspirin tablets. DENCY David Brinkley exam. December 26 Ines the worlds most demand.. ing job . tho proziency of the United States, focusing on EVENING nudist colony. Mr. Backwards. what it has done to the men and a 10-year-old disc jockey who held it and what the men who held it have done to the are featured. (A) . Country. (1) YOUNG MAVERICK 0 CL) (7)0 NEWS becomes heir to a still-to241I. 0) MASTERPIECE THE. Ben 10:00 be played poker hand willed to (flO By the Editors ATRE "Poidark" Demelza dl,VEGAS Dim races military leaders. . him by a friend who dropped against time to save a nun who covers that Ross' trial is in dan- dead 01 Psychology Today On the positive le, the a high-stakes is being hold hostage in of being perjured by paid game. during, dropping old at a lower rate than, 1 You can save a lot money -maybe $158 witnesses. (Part Oat 16) exchange for a priceless stolen achieving comparable averages in their O GHT IS ENOUGH The cross - by showing you're tough before you get . (A) (17) CAROL IURNETT (D hlghly4edtnlcal courses, and moving lido AND FRIENDS Guests: John Bradford, launch a frantic down to serious bargaining for a new car. ii.00 search for runaway Nicholas, high cadet-leadership positions. Byner. Francine (4) (5) 0 (DO NEWS In a recent experiment, psychologists who has happily joined forces HILL (35) Th0 only area in wiidi the Women's Robert B. Cialdini, Leonard Blckman and 5.30 with a hobo (Jack Elam) (1O) mt. performance Is not Coii)psrablels physical •(4) NSC NEWS searching for a lost fortune. ATM "The Jo'lm T. Cacloppo pretended to be buyers. Of Duke pull. fitness. There they perform the same C NEWS (5)0 (Conclusion) (II) They tried three different strategies seven . Street H" Louisa discovers that *50 NEWS long Jumps and rums as men, but are (Ii) (35) JIM ROCKFORD times each on ____ a variety of salesmen 21 (l])( 5)CANOIDCAMERA J (10) GREAT PERFOR_ the love poems she has been required to do fewer of eaCh.. aievrciet siiowroosn in two from an Oxford pro12) t17, NSWHART Bob MANCES "Bruckner: Sympho. receiving The study was done by Col. John W. cities are really the work of _____ . and Emily invite Carol to share ny No. '9' The distinguished fe Williams Jr. In the Academy's Depart- her "heavy" experiences with Austrian conductor Herbert pranksters. (Part 2 of 16) Their first strategy was "soft" l'ittIal mont of Behavioral Sciences and the "overweight workshop." .' von Karajan (117) LAST OF THE WILD bargaining, In which the buyer asked the leads the Leadership. He found that a growing renowned Vienna Philharmonic salesman for an offer on an impala and, ' 1130 700 ci the male cadets now express 0(4) THREE'S in Anton Bruckner's Symphony Guest S (4) TONIGHT host. whatever price was quoted, remarked that A CROWD No.9 in 0 Minor. John Davidson. Guests: Kres d1 II I e Knob With such statements as "I a)P.M. MAGAZIINE It seamed fair. Then the buyer asked for an (17) MOVIE "Tammy And kin. Dick Shawn. would be totally willing to serve under a CD offer on a Monte Carlo, a more expensive The Bachelor" (1957) Debbie (5) 0 CBS LATE MOVIE SANFORD AND (Ii) SON woman In any Air () Force Job." The reason car, and after getting the salesman's Reynolds, Leslie Nielsen. A "Something For Joey" (1977 12plM fl17 hO thatEMIlcadetsFred is forced to find a Initial offer objected and asked for a very naive backwoods girt dis- Geraldine Page, Marc Singer ociate military leadership with partner for the junk yard when covers second, lower price. a man whose plane has The true story of Heisman troLamont seeks employment ' physical fitrasu. crashed and nurses him back phy winner John Cappelletti In the second strategy, "touáb" Initial elsewhere, and his cbse relationship with _____ (10) MACNEIL / LINRER to health. . bargaining, the buyer asked the asiennan . his younger brother, who was The pattern 01 sexual relations between REPORT foranoiferonthelrnpmlabsgr,Jectedftag 00 stricken with leukemia, is (17) SOIflO pa ologids aM their clients seems (12) SANFORD AND SON 5 (.4) DIFFRE$T STROKES chronicled and then asked for two r (A) . Lamont consults a psychiatrist Arnold and to start Willis are shocked in graduate school offers on the Mode Carlo. i (DO LOVE BOAT Gopher to see what causes his head- when they discover Mrs. Anonymous reoiss to a survey on the aches. strategy, no Initial bargaining, the buyer and Isaac have their love lives Garrett's new boyfriend is temporarily disrupted subject were recently given by 243 male by two asked for a series 01 offers only on many years younger than she. thieving . ________ division , and = famale Members of the chimpanzees 'and Monte Carlo _ Isaac's possessive mother. (A) Ow American Ps)'ChoIOgiCnl Association to 5(4) TIC TAO DOUGH A SHINING._____ . THE (5) NEWLYWED The result confirmed the Idea that In wtid ____ . . Timothy)Bottoms portrays negotiations, tougimom pays. Soft initial Abosd17percsMol the wansnr.porJ Cl) S HOLLYWOOD track star John Baker who. (DO BARETTA Baratta SIOUARES bargaining produced an avww final despite a fatal Illness, spent his - 5eathus for a 13-yo-old that they had had ,it year of hfe guiding a 'si1,.- ness to a murder whose Ifs is offer virtually Idei4kol to what buyers got -last their graduate .chee teadws, ranging. (11) (35) MAUCI Maude takes guts' track team to their first in danger. (A) with on the medical profession after bargaining at all Tough _____no Initial ______ ______intercowse. iron fondiiitg to sexual season. winning 100 Initial bargaining, however, broughi the flgwe reas to 25 percent among room she receives treatment from a (D•CHA$Ur$ ANGELS doctor. 5(4) TOMORROW Guests: final average price quoted for the Monte female graduates. Only 3 percent of the new(10) DICK cAvrrr Guest. (1]) (.5) OINANI S FRIENDS Mystery writers Mickey SpilCarlo down by $131. . men reported audi coitact, although they Sandy Duncan, star of She Cohost: Paul Williams. Guests: lane, Robert Bloch, Donald Ed Amer. Bert Convy, Ann Westlake and Dilys Wynn. (A) MY have had fewer chances since Most Broadway production Women arrived at the U.S Air 'orce' 7sschers in such programs are male. Jackson, The Dirt Band, Ken Pan." Academy In W7$. Since then the ma]. (12) (17) ALL NI THE FAMILY Minyard, Mimi Kennedy. The practice seams to. be on (10) AT THE WHITE 12) (17) NEWS Mike learns the hard way that cadets have grown more Casufoitahis with _____ _________ asi to to HOUSE Cellist MsIlsIav games a,e not always Child's 1.40 having thslr'femsl, cisauntute around. women, the more recent ____________ lbs degree, the' Rostropovlch. music director 4)I 12)(17) MOVIE "it Came Paradoxically, though, a recent study the National' Symphony From Beneath The Sea" (1955) more liholy was a report 01 sexual cu'itaet am shaPed that proximity canoed a 'Ugt4 but Only 2 percent of the therapists Orchestra, performs from the Faith Dmergu., Kenneth REAL Reports East Room of the Whits House. Tobey, A giant octopus enters steady decline In the men's confidence in responded said they thought such on ca reunion of black WOI'Id 'San Francisco Harbor after women's . abilPy to. become icl1ve ... rI&''r could b '.'bon.fldaL' ., WW.II f4ghler pilots, Ifl indSna '-5(4) THE AEJPJf being affected by an H-bomb. ____ By DAVID HANDLER 51 UUSICU Show 'Em You're Tough WEDNESDAY When Bargaining For Car L 'Star Trek'Film Explores Wrong World Sellers as a concert pianist who is constantly taled by two adoring teenagers. I was wondering what ever became of the actresses, Merrie Spaeth and Tippy Walker, who played the teenagers. I can't recall keeking either of them In anything else, although both were most charming Inthis movie. J. RAYMOND POAGE, Vancouver, Wash. I understand that Tippy Walker still considers herself an actress and lists "Jennifer On My Mind" and "Thc Jesus Trip" among her credits, whatever those were. Mu Spaeth never did any more acting. An Informant tells DEAR DICK: What Is the birth date of actor 'James MacArthur? Is his age the reason that he loft "Haw" Five-O" after 11 years? Has be decided to do only stage plays from now on? Or will he (hopefully) be In the cut 01 another weekly series? Is be married and, U so, bow many chilEes? MRS. H. V., Morgan City, La. Jim MacArthur was, born on Dec. I, 1937 and his age, such as it I& had nothing to do with his leaving the show. He gives the usual reason: after 11 years, he wanted to do Other things. His future plans are to do many different things -stage, films, 'IV. He really doesn't want to do another series, but, of course, his arm is available for twisting, at a price. He is divorced and has two children Mary is 14 and Charley is 19. DEAR DICK: Several time, in the last few years I've curled up before my TV and enjoyed a movie called "The World of Henry Orient." Made In 1114,11 starred Peter Friday, Dec. 21, 17-11 14" - - 1 must be short and theater. Amazingly, they -- very I reverse II q .,' .. . . next scene or a interest - few .) .. . .. - -' r TV scene it must peak to an instant were starting to feel right at We're used to seeing "reward"---a laugh, a cry, a home chatting loudly with successful films scaled down kernel of plot information, their loved ones, dashing up into TV series. It isn't Th e performing must be the aisle for grub. Then, often, though, that we see the direct and obvious. Then it's when the effects ended, theit occur. "Batman" on to the returned to the comes to mind, but the commercial. Grub 'em and screen. "Batman" movies weren't hold 'em. As for the film's character exactly considered Oscar Movies are made for an 1l4tn'!;hi;). (It t'Jot'i er(' material the series was attentivi' audience. You drawn tot 'the hot and eve body wanted to good money to seea film . It's movies. What's the diimake a extra bucks. assumed you're coil. ference? TV characters are "Star Trek: The Motion centrating on what's on the grouped together for the long Picture" is something a bit screen. So, a movie can build haul it's a marriage inmore unusual - a mammoth toward a point at the expense steati of a one-night stand. adaptation of a series that of short term victories -- it slid off the air 10 years ago. can score by the way it The conflicts riiust wear "Star Trek: The TV juxtaposes several scenes in well, the abrasions must not Series," which now has a a sequence, or the way it disturb the existing order. A feisty, much publicized cult parallels one character's quick bit of schtick between following, was noted for its activities with another. Speck and McCoy and then earnest, allegorical plots and There are also no artificial it's on with the story. Movie for Its family of strong act breaks caused by conflicts can cut to the bone. characters. On the small commercials. Relationships can be Aboard the all-new Starship U.S.S. Enterprise are (from left) Stephen screen it worked. "Star Trek: The Motion severed. On the big screen it Picture" is written and "Star Trek. The Motion doesn't, Trek - The Motion Picture," The failure of "Star Trek: performed like a TV show. Picture" was imprisoned by and Instead of peaking toward its TV characters, and by the (fl J (35) FRIENDS 'Me Motion Picture" December 27 Cohost: Paul Williams. Guests: it is Indeed an artistic flopcommercials it peaks toward actors who played them. It Art Carney. George Burns, points out greater dif- self-contained bursts of was not bound by its TV Hong Kong Fashion Show, Lee ferences between the two tension -- a malfunctioning wilting. It did that all on its EVENING Meriwether. Mary Wilson. Ken 25TH CENTURY A bizarre media than just the size of warp drive that Spells OWl). Minyard, Julie Raatz. Cathrine the screens. woman with the ability to hurl Certain Death, Speck's lone Gilmore. Maria Caron. it isn't likely we'll see bolts of energy kidnaps a 6.00 efforts to contact the energy another TV series mounted True, the film's hardware genetically perfect woman 9:30 CID 0 (2D 0 NEWS (DO SOAP Billy celebrates is definitely movie stuff - cloud that merely serve to this way soon, but we are a4 (10) MASTERPIECE THE. whom Buck was assigned to his 181h birthday and Chester rousing score, rumbling showcase the special actors, TV ATRE "Poldark" The trial protect. The short character Cindy, THE WALTONS pulls a series of outrageous Dolby Sound, expensive new begins, with Poldark's enemies trying to become scenes writers, directors, agents, the perfect stunts to get back into Jessi- sets and kaleidoscopic laser inside the Enterprise producers and executives in attendance. (Part 10 of 161 explosions. But it doesn't (always my favorite part of moving en masse into the (12) (17) CAROL BURNETT wife for Ben by following a ca's good graces. AND FRIENDS Guest: Roddy homemaker's manual, instead (10) UPSTAIRS, DOWN- make for a movie. Why? the series) come to an abrupt movie business. is transformed into a fanatic. STAIRS "Desirous McDowell. 01 Because the software - the halt several minutes (DO LAVERNE S SHIRLEY Change" The arrival of an writing directing and acting we witness the effects. So Unless these people prove 6:30 Shirley is more than upset attractive Austrian countess at is still TV. I'll explain, (4) NEC NEWS does the audience's interest, themselves capable adwhen she discovers a passion- Eaton Place brings a change of C.t)S CBS NEWS The TV audience has relationships, these too note written to Laverne by justing what goes onto the CDO ABC NEWS Shirley's one and only love, numerous household During these lavish In- big screen, we're 10:00 (U)(35)CANOIOCAMERA Carmine. (R) KNOTS LANDING distractions, as well as other terruptions I started wat- see a lot more $20 million 1.S.) (12) (17) NEWHART A 12- ([fl(35) JIM ROCKFORD ching the people In the films with station breaks. culminates in 8 (10) PROBE "Tourism (Premiere) Sid and Karen Fairchannels available toit. So a hour romance gate, a couple living in Carol's marriage to a hand- Development" The future goals Landing, find their marriage some travel agent. and plans for tourist attracshaken when Sid's rebellious tions In Orange and Volusia Tim daughter from a previous marCounties are questioned. ROWD AC (4) ThREE'S (12(17)MOVIE "Along Came riage comes to live with them. c5)OP.M. MAGAZINE (7)020/20 A Spider" (1970) Suzanne . 1-WEEK ONLY DOJOKERS WILD 11:00 ([0(35) SANFORD AN SON Pleshette, Ed Nelson. A widow I 0 GD It) 0(1)0 NEWS After Lamont refuses to let courts danger when she invesThe Academy of Motion Fred finds out tigates the possibility of foul(1l) (35) BENNY HILL Fred place a bet. (10) LORD MOUNTBAT- Picture Arts and sciences in her husband's death. that his number was the winner play TEN: A MAN FOR THE CENTU- has signed Johnny Carson to of the day. 8:30 RY In 1947. Mountbatten be the sole master of p4(10) MACNEIL / LENRER CD 0 BENSON Benson accepts the responsibility of Collins. Leonard Nimoy. William Shatner and DeForest Kelley in "Star THURSDAY -- — effects. witnessing as for of ' ate were atmosphere upstairs. to going to Knots Carson To Host Awards ALL FACTORY' SPECIA COMET ' AWNING - REPORT becomes cook, cleaner, and uniting India and assisting that ceremonies for the 52nd 0(17) SANFORD AND SON chief bottle washer when Miss country's transition from Brit- Annual Academy Awards, When Lamont tails for an older Kraus leads the rest of the ish rule to independence. (Part which will be telecast live, woman. Fred schemes to show mansion employees on strike. Monday, April 14, 1980, 601 8) him how ridiculous it is. 0 (10) UPSTAIRS, DOWN.0(17) LAST OFTHE WILD beginning at 9:00 p.m., EST, STAIRS "Rose's Pigeon" HudOfl ABC. 11:30 7:30 son plunges the entire house0(4) TONIGHT Guest host: "We are thrilled that (4) TIC TAO DOUGH hold into a dangerous and terJohn Davidson. Guests: The the second year in a row, (5) 0 THE NEWLYWED rifying situation. for Hudson Brothers, Paul Johnny Carson will host the Williams, Orson Bean. Academy Awards," said S (4) NBC MOVIE "Ode To (t) 0 COLUMBO A scientist TUNE whose son was involved in the ABC's President of EnterMaude insists Billy Joe" (1977) Glynnls (U) (35)MAUOE Anthony D. Is not jealous when O'Connor, Robby Benson. A theft of research work kills a tainment, that she involved in his first Thomopoulos. 'As one of colleague who threatened to Vivian returns from reveal the information to the America's looking 10 years younger. (Part serious romance mysteriously premIer plunges off a bridge to his press. 1) television hosts, Johnny (7)0 POLICE WOMAN Pep. Carson's superb wit and 4 (10) DICK CAVET1 Guest: death. (A) per and Crowley go undercover Snowdon, professional photo- (1) 0 BARNABY JONES to locate the lab producing pills enthusiasm added a unique grapher and former husband of Barnaby's investigation into a a Mexican barrio is murder In responsible for a series of stu- Ingredient to last year's Princess Margaret. telecast, making it a (121(17) ALL NI THE FAMILY complicated by racial prejudice dent overdoses, (U) (35) WILD, WILD WEST A memorable evening for Archie suspects that Edith is and vigilante-style passions. turning Catholic• when she CD aBARNEY MILLER Bar- self-styled maharajah kidnaps millions of Americans, We takes to wearing a religious ney assigns a female detective agent West and holds him cap- are delighted to we him once with a toothache to investigate live in his palace. medal md attending mass. a dentist accusec "of fooling (12) (17) MOVIE "Devotion" again host the country's MIN around with a sedated female (1946) Ida Lupino, Olivia de most exciting awards 5(4) BUCK ROGERS NI THE patient. ceremonies." Havilland. GAME SALE 38'/ With3or l.5siIOd ' Off EASY .HAKII) I NAME I f iNiSO4 TERMS •CHOICE orcotoHs - - - • I,i1r I l'LlilI I POSITIVE STORM PHOTI( liON .cU!S lEAfING AIR CON1)iTIOPdiN(UP IC) 20 32JO$ FOIFREE HOME SURVEY 9:00 (DO $100,000 NAME THAT a vacation teenager 1l°° or, $ltssie*IV erLarsr IMISI SANPORD $210120 AilS N. OaANGI SLIM. YR. ORLANDO 03.451 APYIR HOURS CALL fll-l)43 SIC VARD CO. Uö-illl O.KIIIIIIIIIAMEE 544-3311 - I 4/ . .. "-e4 lk*Xl I I , _7130 IX ,-.,, - - - ' -:-d.-,st. .. . •.' --' . . c. - -:' ' 4 'r �• — ----_•'_ _•- ---S , SUNDAY EDITION 4 72nd Year, No. 106—Sunday, December 23,1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—( USPS 481.280)—Price 25 Cents II 'NI o Ma n La nd for trial, a charge punishable by a maximum of five years In which Is supposed to be used to determine how much of a jail and a fine, the maximum sentence for the original grand penalty the party will pay. theft charge. In all cases, each day served awaiting the report is He has not yet been sentenced on that plea, made Nov. 5. credited towards any jail term the party might have to serve, Instead, he is being held in what is described as a legal "no Assistant State's Attorney Don Marbiestone said the man's land," awaiting the results of a pre-sentencing In. charge of failing to appear is totally separate from any other vestigation. charges. The law is designed so a person who escapes prosecution long enough to prevent a trial from being Local attorney Jerald Ruttberg explained the law has set to properly tried will not just go free, he said. no maximum time limits on the investigation. In order prepare a thorough report, the county's parole and probation Marblestone said the only other such case he handled department often takes between four and eight weeks to put resulted In the party receiving a sentence of time served together a person's criminal and social history, a report while waiting for the report. This case involved much more By DAVID M. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer An Ohio man, extradicted to Sanford to stand trial on grand theft charges but later found innocent, remains in the Seminole County Jail because he failed to appear on the ti date. On Oct. 30, Frank Hall III was found Innocent of stealing prope rty from his former employer In a circuit court trial, He had defended himself against the charges, on which he had been arrested on March 10, and later extradicted back from Ohio, where he claims he had gone to get money to pay for his defense. But Hall also pleaded guilty to a charge of falling to appear 0 00 0, of 0 Clergymen Can Visi 50 Hostages - 00 0 Top awlity , (}'1ILIII1LJ AT THESE LOW PRiCESI i C' ' ' 'rr V . 1 - s q &_ '-•. ''4 ' —i 0 0 UDDING - 0 SOW In Seft Only $2995 a& PC. I ------- - - u1--- KIM NO I I $49". - I, _ t?'7s .- -' ;. I $49.9 & ,• - - ji a .' SOLID WOOD - BUNK BEDS -I. . Complete with a - P ATTREES MAN - SIZE ,q . $1 69 . •• RECLINER ____ N ME BRAND FREIGHT SALES A II - .USN.1WT17 .Iou.wooD 'I 14.1 a. a .ee ..........ea.._...._..*....a.eeswe- ,..e.ee ee ma a easeS S S S iS 49111S NAD PINIINIU -___- . •• S ................... - _'- ----- - L-------- - -.----- ---- -- _=_. - . . . - .- . - aze An elderly man was killed and an and he seldom left his home, mid Harvey elderly woman narrowly escaped death Pugh, a long-time Lake Mary resident in separate house fires In Seminole who said he knew Ferry for many yeam County Friday. In a separate house fire Friday in Fern An elderly Lake Mary man, tentatively Park, 73old Loma "Buddy" Clarke Identified as Joseph Ferry, was killed In reportedly pulled herself through a dark, a fire at his home at Washington and smoke4illed hallway at her daughter's Fif th streets, according to Lake Mary home soonafter she was alerted by a fiters smoke alarm Lake Mary V&untest Firs Department - : , i use - - '- , , - - a 01tLl but Initial reports indicate the fire may given emergency treatment at the scene, . - • have started In some electrical wiring, then transported to Winter Park Neff sald Ferry probably died olsmoke Memorial Hospital where she was tiuti midthat with Iftmoin'SAW do ' Inhalation before he could be rescued. sulWOOd when both de anding the return o( the shah as His body was fund on the floor 01 a parts 01 a charred ceiling fell on her. " a "mthimwndinpd, the crisis was • bedroom in the wood-frame structure. The fire broke out about 9 a.m. at the likely to drag on and the hostages held until at least mid or late January. The fire was first reported to the fire home of Gary and Jeanie Kay Gunter . . ,• In a special announcement on Tehran depazjment by Lake Mary Police about (Mrs. Clarke's daughter), 1210 radio, Ayatollah Ruhoflah Khomeini 11:07 p.m., Neff said. He added about 12- Glastonberry Road in the English ordered the ruling Revolutionary Council 14 firefighters in three trucks responded Estates subdivision, according to to "Invite some of the committed and the scene, and although y had the Seminole County firefighters., r.uponstble priests" to hold services so fire under control within minutes, the captives could celebrate Owistinis firefighters remained at the house until )js midj ,fire probably IVU UI IWIU 01 £TUL uuntez"s ' • "In complete peace" about 5 a m Saturday to contain It. No daugh te r, Virginia, 5, who was at a day "Naturally, in view 01 the special other structures were endangered, • -- . . ,, __ hI.afr care cent er th wi , k,5 her brother, Gary ho me loca te reifY 5 was d. a " " -N,.ss im th ".' Nitwi w ter Jr., agaInst American cr es, ey enjoy section of the street. Neff said the house priority In this respect," Khomeini ad- Fire claimed the life of an elderly Lake Mary man persons, Including two children, died In a fire that was completely destroyed in the blaze, No cause had been determined early did. Friday night and left nothing but the smouldering engulfed a two-story home. Five others were and tentative damage was set at about Saturday as fire investigators continued their probe of the blaze. Damage wal Tough Khomeini referred only to remains of the house (above) he had occupied for injured trying to escape, a fire official said. The $20,000. Protestant and Catholic clergy, the many years. It took only minutes to extinguish the blaze, which apparently started In the basement. Neff said a fire marshal was called to estima ted at about $25,000. militants said rabbis would also be- blaze, first reported at 11:07 p.m., but hours to broke out at 4:15 a.m. and burned out of control the scene since a death occurred, More than 35 W4*m were at the allowed to see the hostages Uthey finally contain said Lake Mary volunteer for about an hour, said a deputy chief firefighter, although the fire was not thought to be Friday mornft fire and most runined wished. until 5 Tavonya Green, 6, and Sandra Ford, 16, were caused by arson, until about 3p.m. when the fire was fully of all faiths will be firefighters, who remained on the scene "Cur night of at Christa.m. Saturday. In a tragedy. three lives found dead In bedrooms on the second floor. Ite No further injuries were reported. contained. No other injuries were allowed to visit the hostages Ferry, a man In his 70s, was reclusive reported. fire In Baltimore. Three body we also taken by of Melvin Ford Jr., 7, was found In a hallway. mass" a student spokesman sai& — may be found shortly. - '. •• m "1 • .. , '' . uUfl Gun 'It, Is Mass Trdnsit The Solution To Gas Crisis? human needs and reflect cirrenrealiUes,'Brown "In Orange, Semlnole'and Osceola counties we energy.uving mass trarlt, 8nl1e County coqnmIon chairman Bill emphasized. would be hard-hit if tourists couldn't get around," Kirchhoff said he hu told the P.ogl.'s Traneit It Is staggering, Gagnon said, when you realize he said. Thousands of people who work In hotels, What if gofor FIV1la automobiles was no longer coop that taxpayers have lmcat.d "time after that74 percent of all energy used In central Florida restaurants and other tourist business would be out Is used for fueling the automobile., tlm&' they want the roads, net miii transit of work, he pointed out. available? One bus,, he said, can take about 40 cars off the Gagnon, Hedrick and Brown said ma of the "ft's not trueatall," Gapon said. "Taxpayers, You'd be sharing a bus with 11,314 neople. i-:ad, I.', it's ratio 01 prk to buses In the lando want mass Irault." 01 course, the people's transit representatives Growth management means planning and Sarah Bilderbeck, munber of the Seminol. gira 4 one 01 the riasoia the People's Tressit orpolzation Is pressing so herd Coisy League 01 Women Voters, said recently that said, they realize simply providing buses Is net the regulating to check "sprawl," the sireiding out of as the price of autos and gasoline continues to whole answer. Ridership, they said, must be homes and businesses which makes building of SirMISS transit 0811014 __ more and more roads, as well as duplication of The Peoples Tnensit Organization is an Orlando-sl rockit, a mass tra'-"poiiatlan system will be stimulated. It has been docwn.nled in federal sigdles, they ether services, necessary. dgeod,dicM.dto the crsMono(aneIc1int - de''td men aid mere by the giAsral psh'¼. A 'i1 elderly. the poor, the yaisgand the Worlds recoiled In BumBide, that the way to stimulate "We mud cluster our development," Gagnon trotatim symim in the 1ide -m'opoIMan ares, Including Seminoleasedmas. trassit now and Ikoow thereVS may, transit rldsrsldp involves three dep.The first Is said. "This makes it easier and less expensive to many more of us who would use mass transit and pIIc and political sçpoil. Neat Is the need for provide tranortation." y. ___ He pointed to Los Angeles as the ultimate ,Wby? Because there sill be a true pa crises, we willing to pay lazes to mçpod such a system," ritulantlal stable financial resources and third Is service .speniioss both to quality and quantity. example of the disastrous results of unchecked ascording to Bruce Gagiwn, organizer of the go*. she said. "Ths politician (knu't know what to aq to the 'Thbsblythea1mpoi1aitWar, however, Is sprawl. e're net very anart U we CuA't projset that hsl tratitlu,i ' (lagoon salt "But do or tr.nepoets"'r road bolift ktaubh" Gapas sold. "Raid the ciuidUM$ to probabl y impossible, now, to provide mass " g j11 " , plsn lock Ilk, they're p'"*vg (or a gesoilni . buliders say ms transit doem't pay for itself, but gem," the sipest transp ortation in Los Angeles," he said. odds? Pallddans tent bius to VA samoy into reeds I've never seen a "way that pays for ua,uuai uer, have no Pecvles Transit contend, clustering Increases "An $'9Pt 01 tinili (aaie Cowy'a proj.cted rldersiuli and we've get plemy 01 thu." On ,esl." on ezIdü* mass transit routes without an Guy Brown, aii'4hrr People's Transit orgudeem, iepsr'lwi . the ps 's Transit, the 01 i aijhilhty, tr$ has been fparsd beaus. of the 3101 They are prepidag to md $0 inllli for Increase In dceratins costs 01 the rout.. are dodging their This doss net mean. Gignon uplalned, that we H.drick influence 01 reed highers and the imis in Wiwsys aid reeds and oily m1uI,i, for *'a problem it all goviromeidul desire an unbearable ixbsn density. Ill . —. "But," he said, "neighborhoods with lb dwellings "These Wiway projsds Include a $19 million '1 bljwqlebby sow opuds over $110 nWsn pitting messy o . cow" per acre produce about 30 percent fewer auto trips irly to In11CS 1siMsrs," Brews writs In ko$t&Yimeit to the Bee Line Eqinsaway a nd $13 a teuuN" he salt "AM lb. Mat. evsi Tr "And mUM,. dir enge it per person than those with 5 dwellings per acre." ch 14.4 Dlussy," 1Me, The Pesple's. Capon sods as." ii men)lowáags i ailt I level 01 lees than opm seer$14 This allow palas the ants the Mats des b!---rhu t big cities, and o thSi71IIallhy114SirhIvs7$, plus' we os be 'AM tme.koeVwo1kvipaby the m med far' mass hail. Thsrn** asniy to time thus are finished." density of Manhattan. the cps of pr. ' opa mute flnc he auld, pointing oat that "a'4s4e coudy 1' 0 -11 ' IS sa We just want to see the empty space filled-In first, pilltkW." p'T'g" he id, 110T' rig ukh hr an Iai gisisa, W#iaY Tb. rail, Brown writs, w mare ro , more "leaves us aspnparid 1W" before development moves out, Hedrick said. ly reeds. aisse," 01 vblth u4 p - One 01 don lea crisis to as tow toludry. Thus, People's Transit favor, strict land-use it is on cArs, 0M peBitlos aid trafllc OMM NP as Tourists mud have a way to git to and would In planning, whether or not this causes private land W" very ierte4 in codiiii ft to WN .. js, lusts guilt med .4 $jur gas prices. owners to lce IJIOUC). 'Reversal 01 these priorities Is essential to serve Florida, he said. aieisive roods when the money should be spent on - k . • -- - - •'- - - Several judicial and law enforcement officials praised the work of the local probation department, explaining it may take more time to do the reports, but the delay results in a much better product. ByDIANEPETRYK Herald Staff Writer mnie .WWDOWN IPATMT . While Marbiestone would not guess what kind of sentence will be given to Hall for failing to be in court for his t rial, he said Hall's "not a bad guy, not a 'hopeless criminal." People s Transit Urges Action - - - Hall refused to voluntarily go back to Seminole County for prosecution, Marbiestone added. Sheriff's deputies had to travel to Ohio to bring him back on the extradition warrant. Lake Mary UI j"1'"•' TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) - Militants controlling the U.S. Embassy In Tehran have agreed to allow clergymen to pay Christmas visits to the 50 Americans being held hostage. The Iranian government also an. nounced Friday It had agreed on a "comprehensive plan" to deal with the crisis, but did not reveal any details. The Tehran Times newspaper said today the plan offered a "ray of hope" some of the hostages could be freed shortly and that relatives might be allowed to visit them, though a militant spokesman earlier this week ruled out the second option. The newspaper quoted a 'senior nnber of the revolutionary council saying a comprehensive plan to deal with the hostage situation would be announced serious charges, a person who had fled from charges of arson, and who had been missing for over two years. n _2_•,_j __- - - Frank Hall Faces Christmas In County Jail As Officials Make Pre-Trial Investigations - 1,111910 - S - H• - , -- .. - - - ' - I \ • . ."w ..-. - S I I . S ____ _ _ . -. r u h lm$ui - - - - ------- . e . 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VHAT CAN WE DO 42 Untried 5 Grows old 44 Short article 2 Feast l? Pad1rt Hawaii 13 Woman's staircase 53 Jackie s 2nd E OF: WHIPS I -. 15 Study word _______ • 12- 10 0 D., Jimmy __ - BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Wa Iker l I WHA7 PIP THE PCIC HE TOLD ME TO CUT OUT BETWEENMEAL SNACKS BUT I . GAY? WHY OT I T'S THE ONLY SNACKI SNACKED POR 40 STRAIGHT 2 ! I'M NOT GOING BECAUSE I'VE NOT PERFECT RECORP 11 S I Insect 2 Ins and 34 French 3 Methods 4 Cavity 5 Feel 0 6 Sundial arm —— F .1 by \17~ TKA4&IREJ5 1W 01,* '0. 6. MEET FPUT0~ Sa nsom — Art ILT(q( I - —— - - — by Bob Montana 42 43 44 45 49 48 50 51 - - - - - 57 - — — 52 54 - - - - 59 - - - 58 -• - 60 THAT ARE NOT FROM GIRLS! I MEAN E CALLS ... 41 - 56 ARCHIE 31 30 - 34 35 39 40 ( - 37 53 YES DETT~! — 29 36 - 17 23 33 - 14 27 46 47 DADDY. - 72 25 26 37 r ,/ . — 24 I 06 tEWW)AQJ — 13 1 col THE BORN LOSER 48 Silent 25 Disney 26 Making plans 51 State (Fr ) 28 Destroyed 52 30 Skin a ilment 55 Metal 3 1 Warmth container i ndisposed 12 ____ 24 Margin 7 Omelet- like — ______ 40 Austrian capital 43 Cleaned Indolent trench 20 Confidence 46 ie in warmth 22 Explosive (sl 1 47 Great Lake DOWN 32 Most ill. boding seaport • DEAR DR. LAMB — Please 9 Amuse 10 Swerve I I Swirl fix sound 29 Beehive State rus 38 Mideast L i .. • HOROSCOPE k, 0 w Eveiiii Dr. what it does? The doctor says Ihave " cardi ace ythrna. I used to get dizzy spells and once I blacked out as I was having a cup of coffee. Also I l "be•tter w"' the uO fee ee medicine he gave me. the TEHRAN, Iran (UPI I reports and puffs up his mane." Hanein Heikal, said: "The people of Iran want Carrying the bodies of religious leader Even as the funeral marchers shouted I'Dowm to be martyrs. Only those who are worried about Mohammed Mofatteh and two guards who were -Chestnuts Roosting ? marriage or No ce is a relatively new there are other forms of birth medicine that's literally used control. This Includes tubal tocaim the excess electrical ligation for the woman and vasectomy for the man. activity of the heart and helps ' II II I ; I • • I / -... I - EEK & MEEK by Howie Schneider '\ I4JE.'RE. #PJIJG A Mgh1eE3HgP \ ricip I EVir" ri..tr I tR fl4 AGAik)Sr .i A tii a.A& L/t ..A)I IILJ. P1 .j- ' i U' \ REALLY IF t.eJ0 '4% ' The. (C&.PIRAC''! h, I f ' I pAoi-t rvs..i 1410T. .. - - fl4'V Q\jJT CrflOJ4 ?J ( •1 I _.f 0 12-is PRISCILLA S POP Vermeer by - . your granddaughter could wear. It doesn't have the BANANA IS RIPE, HAZEL! IT'S THE LAST ONE. PEAR 0f MAYBE IT'S NOT AS W A5 YOU THINK. 6 _7Z 1411 17 _____ 1 'F II Ii iI 'z BUGS BUNNY GR E4 NOTICE' Heimidahl CIflCISM. ONE FAULT.- . OA92 4102 Vulnerable. Both Dealer: North e t N..lb EuI W s 14 IT I'm 29 Pau 44 Pau 64 pm pau 14 I NT 54 74 Pan pan Pass pm Opening lead:V 3 AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb spread your wings a bit Seek by Stoffel '-'' CAPRICORN Dec. 23-Jan. you, provided you are 19) In matters affecting your practical in business and seff-interests today, you may financial matters. Things left not realize the strength of to chance may not work out. your position, and you'll see VIRGO (Aug. M.W. :2) yourself as the underdog Always doing the same things rather then the odds-on with the same people can get favorite. you in a rut. It's time to *AKQ94 VK62 19) In your dealings today, fresh faces and new interests. don't look for what others can LIBRA (Sept. 234)ct. 23) Be BY Olwam Jacoby do for you. Rather, see what positive and optimistic, but and Alan Saistag you can do for them. This don't kid yourself today Back in the early days of : . •. ,.. • • .• • • / 1 I I' . , • • •. .. . . • " i • 'i • • . • , , o t'oi' 1 ___ • ',' • • / • ( • • ' • . . ( .. and leader on e roa to a so Istic, plall. The motion Passed 4 to I wit voting no. dictator-type state," he said Williams (irJmmI,)issiiflIer Dick Semlnole"Count Conunissioner Bill Kirchhoff reminded willi,anis sai(I the plan went through a control and ownership of our land," Mrs. Glenn to deny all of the prolwsed iunendments to the Comprehensive Plan, long provess of lie.arifigs and that the Crowe that the last time he spoke before Cammack said. "We landowners are being coerced to except those concerning aviation, ports, public input desired had already been the board, county planners supported his position. conform to the ideologies of the Seminole mass transit and electric utilities which obtained, 'I'lic commission %%as consi(ering e Oil ov. rowe pro e e a rezon ng County Planning Department," she said. were approved %ithout protest in She accused the commission of trying October, and to appoint a 15-member In- olmsed.unendinents as part of a state- effort by the Seminole Employment and to use their zoning power to devalue citizens sludy group to reassess the plaui require(i reviv%% process of the Com- Economic Development Corporation property so that the county could obtain and proposed amendments, failed mice. prellellsive Plan. The plan is mandated (SEEDCO I to facilitate installation of an indwstrial park near his home. But as the commission 1),ainstakingl) I)% the state. it later at lowered prices. % 1,am hointowners agreed with the By their negative recommendation, Planners pointed out that the Com- went through the 100 pages of propose(I who e'iit (if one homeowner, felt planners were instrumental in statvlii county for the next ehve an is overall philosophy amendments item by item getting the proposed park defeated, as 'aininack %%as the plan Infringes oil Iiis constitutional C and does not provide for specific zoning. three hours, Mrs. Zens' wishes. Kirchhoff said. t Citi Mrs. Cammack, a real estate agent, frequently asked if her group had (it)- I -lit.N and is an ellort -to reduce in- IV rlie Kirchhoff defended county planners jections to individual sections twing divitloals to serfs oil land that was once owns 370 acres on Lake Harney. saying the ideas for the amendments theirs." approved. e said the Comprehensive Plan "Whoever controls the land controls came from many sources, not just the Mrs. Cd - ininack and representatives of excessively restricts the right of property owners to use and enjoy their the Seminole County Board of Realtors the people," another protester told the planners. s' County Planner Woody Price said he agreed they had no objections to parts of Imard. "We'll sooll have the same rights nd. objected to the count) residents feeling ha'.t ttir liiisi,mii Her comments and demands of the the amendments concerning libraries, 713 lievier Road, along that there exists an adversary Jun Crom. board were greeted by prolonged ap- transportation and other issues not relationship between the planning %%ith others present, vigorously attacked plause and a standing ovation from the relating to lund use. . department and the citizens of the These parts of the amendinents were ilie county planning department. overflow crowd. 'These planners have the insolence to county. Loud speakers were set up in a cour- passed individually. "At least it isn't from our side, he For the third time, Mrs. Glenn tell us how we shall live," Crowe said. thouse lobby so those that couldn't get in "The planner is a potential dictator said. the IM-seat commission chamber could proposed a citizens' groupto study the lan is part of a scheme by overnment to gain • •• four. We were asked to suggest a proper way to get to seven. Whfle there are lots of ways to rt n there, we think the bidding the box is the most logical one. North's two-heart call Li a cue bid. South just bids two notrump. He intends to move Into high gear later on, but wants more informaltion from his partner. North's four spades gives it, so now South can afford to bid five diamonds to show the ace This gives North a chance to show that be has very good clubs, whereupon South, who has that ver yood spade sult, ,j can well Of to go to seven. Fire Chief G. M. Harriett stands near the charred remains of the county courthouse Christmas tree. Courthouse Suffers Holiday Tree Blaze hear the proceedings. A motion by Commissioner Sandra Li this colu.'nn and ilrecá ,s. • ,, . 1, -. @F .. •• •• • , ••• • ,. , • •. I) - 4 oner CCPisSOfJACOBYMOOERN.) ts wm 4• •: '. . about the, 1tuation. • ., ;-..,. •• - 064 *....i . 'f;. ; • Is OMM I IT '' out between I a.m. and 6:30 am.this morning according to much but some nooke dalmage and a big men in the W Mw tm wn put up Om days ago by cwthoun maWtwam workers. u1p1 PTp4b1ed got@ nj plugged in when I got here - ' • 1977. ._ _. I CAN'T 10 1P7 CURMP YOU R , . • i, K-CEIPrS 0 :. by Stan Lie and John Romita HEY, 0 citizens study group to reassess the county's entire Comprehensive Plan. •' . Taking some of the steam out of the crowd that cam e to protest, Corn• ..i. To missioner Bob Sturm made a motion a . . . half hour into the meeting to deny ap.)' .• proval of proposed Comprehensive Plan I • . amendments that would have banned • ', ' contruction of residences and septic " . i• tanks In so-called flood-prone areas. But this wasn't enough for Mrs. Cammack. I Representing the Owners of Seminole County, a group she organized, Mrs. Cammack demanded the county reopen hearings on the entire Comprehensive / Plan, wItch she called "socialistic In TS,I concept. to see to it proposah that would 71itesday night 7U Comprishosive Plan, reqWred by Property owners of Seminole County packed the state law. w" adopted In September, county commission hearing room (abovell restrict land use were defeated. • . completely. The Smftd am and police departments were quickly on the wene to In. dw pikelady extitlIgiddrd yuletide blaw. °dIdn't et anybody's permission to put the tree is," commented a Fire Udof G.M. Harriett. sliotiy m0d --Anydft like ft in a public building should be done by code. They improvljed the llghung hookup on the tree and that's what caused the flre." The i-ft tree donated each year by former Seminole County SPIDER-MAN n i ions Dr V • • - (Do you have a quissaw tor the experls? ftte -Ask the What you want to achieve SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) dom bid because the reward Exp*1s" w of this nowapamaking small slam was SndM mstIons today may not come about on If you do something for a be answered N a=&Www the find try, but it will result if friend today hoping to get sort that no one wanted to It. by at~, mY4ddrossw you're tenacious and per. something better in return, ruToday any good pair should anilop.s. Ti. most Interest. sistent. Make a strong second you're going to be disap- expect to bid grand slams Ing questions will be used In or even third effort. by Bob Thavits e Lvqp "Somebody apparently M the lights on all night and the wirm dwW out the chid siddled. -. -----. ___ 1 -- lIT • ______ -'-- Although Yarborough was willing this morning to bring a new tree to the p(by will not he i1aosd this adon the burned courthouse for y, said Dot Wade, county caninlisico 0111011111111114111901111'. County ccnliIners, county npIcy..s and others had donated money over the yssrl forthe decorationsandaUwilihav! to bereplaced.Donstioneto tz-' () ' •'.-V- ;....;:.,., : , .':. ' ••' __ •'. ,_ am to am r"1110111i ft TUMBLE WEEDS • low I INI by T. R ,,. Ryan — __R AM No.ft-"U k NA111DRAL. M Nfl ,t&-I AIhI CJRIER I Ii " MIAM • . • • I -. •. vV I' BII gii-41k r- Di Ii ri W MA wIv. ! • ' n - - rw - cwAdKW rq6ftdw tM With an awkw &M Ust jUsliday. it w" d9wr" 7%wsby awl Frft ad C a 11110 I I _________ "ltI . ..• •S • 'corawo tot" one but cowy w*yeas quickly valid the Ides dlvii. dillvired in The tree that burned during the not IMI * • P. Ywilloroulgh,a coutt Ww by his uncle. In 193,cottaty . - 17111 .. - V • iDIb A AA ' "4'I 'I ••• _ Is..,, • Mends Mrs. Wade eald. 'It 113e Is no money for decorations for a new mademetick when Iwalked Ijitothe courthouse this morning and leaked at IIo tree. qt bm t ban stwxwd pradm to in" ft tm's 9"rn*K bvit apporently they were Idt on MA night. That appm to be wMI amd ft shs wid. — JOt DeSANTIS ' MOM Herald Photo by Tim Nitsil Sanford City lieU's nativity scene (above) will stay. offi cials say • Scene Remains . I $ years a when William Kilbee of Geneva, who had served on the cowity con ftm W to INO brou(M the firet tree bea old courthol. _~ ;e na i fatow "m v . -/' - 1111 - • ' IS 15 U LAST 1 • SAM" • _.el - , , _____ ..... • • (NEWSPAPER ENTERPIUSEASSN.) pointed. Don't make the when the cards call for such a ARIES(March 21-April 19) gesture for selfish icasons. bid, but there is no such thing • • . •: . 0 domestic problem lie has faced. . • Rose-colored glasses woni exerdse In gum work and PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) make wrongs right. luck. Grand slams were sel. - 111111011VC,311 10 the OffiCiill Pars .. • hope for. _________ Tuesday. Khomeini in the last week has accused the United States of being behind virtually every Protesters -Lan mUse , .. • Nobody at the Seminole County Courthouse appamtlY Paid too Much attinUon to all the Christmas fire safety promotion$ going On. When courthouse maintenance worker Steve Tbeere arrived for work today tinas tree burned mit at 6:45 a.m., he found the cour thouse's 15-foot attitude will gain what you regarding serious issues. contract, bidding was an And system ordered his killer squads to Panama to try to assassinate the shah and his wife, Pars said ' ' down outside his Islamic school by much debated flood-prone area land-use restrictions and agreed to appoint a WIN AT BRIDGE might arise today between you and a co-worker, rather than leaving things unsettled. Give-and-take is required. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) This could be a profitable day for was gunned three hit men riding a single motorcycle. Ilic controversial leader of Iran's Islamic court tl4 unt rut.i..' ( later 'i'uesday, an underground terrorist • ., ,IOSti Ut group, F.M. ina County landowners group Tuesday night as the county commission nixed the ,. • Graph Letter which begins with your birthday. Mail $1 for each to Astro-Graph, Box 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify birth date. funeral for Khomeini's close aide Mofatteh, who Margaret Cammack and her Seminole are a number of other more temporary method, medicines that are used for there's always the IUD which ______________ I • ByDIANEPETRYK Herald Staff Writer - • I The militants also reiterated their threats to kill th e American hostages if Washington attempts to rescue them. Tehran's massive bazaar and schools throughout the country were closed during the Of U . • itartm. chanting slogans and waving signs. envelope for it. Send your gr request to me, in care of this her husband but if there's any newspaper, P.O. Box I55,I reason why the couple does Radio City Station, New York, not want or should not have idditional children, then NY 10019. , , • front of the banner-draped American Embassy, Flood Other readers who want this any circumstances. Of course, I cannot pass an issue can send 75 cents with a tus of your long,stamped,selfaddressed - / gunned down Tuesday, a huge crowd of mourners marched through Tehran and then congregated in be allowed to visit them for Christmas and we because he doesn't believe in the hereafter. blood the heart. Some are annoying, women do develop high pressure from birth control some are unnoticed and some pills. new women should not can be dangerous. It depends use birth control pills under entirely on what causes them. llewsagency, Tuesday claimed responsibility for th e three killings. Khomeini, the ruling Isl- uI`iic Revolutionary Council and tht, militants that the United state's was to l;l'un '1 r killing' The While beled the poses a naval blockade. with America!" Interior Minister Hashemi Ba!- death will be frightened of Mr. Carter's military sanjani said in a newspa pe r interview that "there threats. But not us. is a possibility their (the hostages') families will "In fact it is Mr. Carter who is frightened tell us if she can take the pill safely? DEAR READER — Some these common problems of would you same side effects as birth DEAR DR. LAMB Unfortunately, my 19-year-old control pills at all and granddaughter got involved reportedly just as effective, If th an illiterate, mentally not more so, in preventing wi C rdw December 19 1979 or We .odnesday, ,.e. slow sex maniac. They have pregnancy. Your grandbeen married for two years daughter could seek help from YOUR BIRTHDAY If you've been having bad and have a beautiful, healthy, Planned Parenthood, or she December 19, 1979 luck kicking off a plan, enlist smart baby boy six months could ask her doctor who Ventures or enterprises you the aid of someone more old. When my daughter urged could also fit her with an IUD either originate or have a mature orexperienced. You'll her to take the pill, she said If she needs one. hand In controlling will be be put on the right track. _____________________________________________ luckiest for you this coming TAURUS (Apr il 20-May 20) year. Don't wait for others to Guard against accepting as get your show on the road. gospel bits of Information ____________________________________ SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- received behind closed doors Dec 21) Sometimes we have today. Bank onlyon facts as bridge player's Utopia to content ourselves with from reliable sources. (Ta sms itH, aren't NORTH 114$ part success instead of GEMINI M 4 bid. 4108532 complete victory. The im- Jumping to conclusions Today's hand was played in 9.... portant thing is not how much before taking time to In. a fairly high-level team game. #Q7 you win, but that you come out vestigate what lies behind an #AKQ963 At table one the final contract was six spades. North and ahead. Travel, resources, issue could cause a rift today wsi' South were rather unhappy romarice, possible pitfalls in between you and your date. 476 1 since seven s des is a lead TAQJ974 T 10 8 5 3 your career for the i6orning Look before leaping. 1 cinch, Ct the other #J10854 OK63 ge months ahead are all CANCER (June 21-July 22) orth-South pair was even 474 #J85 discussed in your new Astro- Arbitrate any discord that more unhappy. They bid Just SOUTH • Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini dismissed previously said none of the 50 hostages would be that Washington may begin a naval rele ased from the embassy by Christmas. blockade of Iran as a maneuver by President Khomeini, in an Interview today with former Carter "acting like a frightened lion who roars Egyptian newspaper editor Mohammed man. He is impossible and wants sex every night and the brain which can cause sometimes two or three affaintness in some cases. ne ternoons a week. They are I am sendi ng you with her parents who 6.12 living er cannot afford to feed more. So Heart Irregularities, Ski blood to this purpose. The cro%%ds ~-clled ill unison -doml with Carter's warnings are "like the cries of all animal trying to frighten his rival," Khomeini America" and down vath Carter," and other said. "We are supposed to be frightened. We are slogans such as "Khomeini is our greatest hero" not. and "this is not our last martyr." Throngs of mourning demonstrators swarmed Molattch, head of Iran's maw Islamic religious around the U.S. Embassy, chanting "Down with school, will be buried later in the holy city of Qom. Carter!" and "Down with America!" in a new . T 1" ' i wave of anti-Americanism. Inside the embassy triggered compound, militants said they will put the utmonstrmtiorm or several stts;trii " hostages on trial even if the United States inicc would like such a thing to happen." ' By BERNICE BEDE OSOL I — Teas of thousands of demonstrators mourning a slain religious leader The final word, however, belongs with the today swarmed around the U.S. Embassy student captors holding the 50 hostages for the shouting anti-American slogans, but the govern. 46th day, he said. ment relented somewhat, saying relatives of 50 A militant spokesman said, "No decision has American hostages held inside may be allowed to been taken on that yet. So far we have agreed to visit them for Christmas. allow them cards and gifts." The students have Beats, Tachycardias. It Witi give you more information Ofl Evening Herald (USPS 481 2801 —Price 15 Cents Iran Ma Let Relati'ves V*is*it Hosta es For Chrl'ostmas right thing but she's afraid to more children by this heart beats very it's not pump enough il erikl Lamb she couldn't. The doctor in the DEAR READER — Cardiac hospital told her she couldn't arrhythmia means some form she has high blood of abnormal rhythm or because beating of the heart. This can pressure and sugar. We've been trying to get her to go to be simple sporadic extra Planned Parenthood but she beats or irregular beats that it won't do any good. some people refer to as their says They are good Christian heart skipping a beat, or and want to do the attacks of rapid heart action people when 1111 72nd Year, No. 103—Wednesday,December 19,1979—Sanford, Florida to prevent irregular beats or have surgery and would like a cardiac arrhythmia. There INFWSPAP(R FNTFRPRISE ASSN I HOME>j ! 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Moore of the federal Word city offidals exprwied support today for the efforts court decision ordering Denver to remove the scene. bft made by Dover,Col. mayor and city council to continue "We're going to leave it right where it is," said Comits 0-year old traditional displaying a nativity sce ne at It's city missioner John Moms. "Because they've got crazy people 4A ...... . . .. 4C Comics .......................4C Crossword .. ..................4C Dr. Lamb . ...................4C .... .. . . .. . the scene, Editorial .................4A Horoscope .....................4C A naUvIty sane bas bow dispilayed annully at Sanford city in Denver doesn't mean we have crazy people in Sanford," he HosplW .......................2A ball. i the ones who went to court seeking the removal of said. "The nativity scene is very appropriate at public buildings during Christmas time," said Commissioner David Farr. "The only way we should take tt down isifwe are ordered todosoby Nation 2* OURSELVES ................145 Sports ..... s-nA Television . ... ......... . .... . . . 9C "I would R& to keq it up as IM u I could," alsid Colm- some superior. It is a sad commentary on American life that mbsioneIr Eddie Keb today. "I hope we don't have anyone Americans must take down nativity scenes." Farr said. brilng it up. It's been a treditim hen in Sanford probably S WC r'r,AIRL1, Page -A kmgerthanlnDenver.Isupprtthe mayor of Denver," Keith Wea*er . ................... L .?A World ..... ....................2A ball for mor, than half a ceury. And if anyone trim to force the removal of the plaster figurines and display from the lawn at Sanford city hail they will have afightontheir hands .........,....... ........,•..... �- 2A— EvnI1 Hera, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Dec. it, 91# • '-v Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ommission OKs Sylvan Park C Voting at 12:30 a,m. Wednesday, the public hearing. In view of the protest, the County Sheriff John Polk told the residents boating be allowed by voting against appro4i Seminole County commission approved the commission voted to delay the park decision enforcing the limitation of five boats at a time of a dredge and fill permit to start the p master plan for a public park on Sylvan Lake. until concerned residents could have an Input would cause problems for the sheriff's The motion passed 3-2. Nine dismayed Sylvan Lake property into the decision, department. He said they were likely to get a A following motion to ado* the master owners were in the hearing room at the time Reacting to the residents' concern that lot of calls because the park supervisor would unanimously. for the of the decision, which came after a marathon their "small lake" would become too crowded have no real police authority. ' mat public hearing on land use which began at 7 with boats for their personal use, the parks The Sylvan Lake property owners Agreeing with residents who said it was Tuesday. department recommended that only five "silly to spend money for five boats," their disapproval known, but left the meeth About 35 Sylvan Lake residents protested About boats be allowed to be launched from the Commissioners Sandra Glenn and Bob resigned to having a public park share their the proposed perk at the board's December 8 proposed public pier M any one the. Frencheap sis J their desire that no public lake. — DIANE PETRYK. VVMLD IN BRIEF OPEC M inistersNearing reang Now Price Hike Agreement NAnON ¶ 'L •• REMAINS . ,• s '-.• • • .,. • - S . .4 • 'S - . . - ..- - . . T'd.ah1 Bail To '.ad Party - OTFAWA (UPI) — Former Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau has agreed to put off his retirement so he can lead the Liberal Party in Canada's surprise winter election, calling It his "single most difficult decision," but pledging It will be his last campaign, Trudeau said Tuesday he is postponing his planned retirement from politics, announced on Nov. 21, so he could follow the 11strong appeol" of his pony to lead than in the unexpected election for a new House of saw Trudeau said one of the first pieces of advise he got was from his 4-year-old son Michel who said. "Daddy, put your running shoes on." The Feb. l8 election was called following a defeat of the Conservative government ina vote of confidence In parliament last Thursday. - z '. - I - - 'E With Federal Trade Commission. Windfall Bill A Ways Off WAShINGTON (UP!) The House and Senate are seeking a compromise windfall oil profits tax, but are unlikely to present it to President Carter in time for - • ,. - - . uties Pa De y P S -. it iim wuuu yuuw--ww nave some curs money to spend mu his office had received about $800 damage when he came ti holiday season, thanks to his honesty six months ago. work Tuesday morning, they say. Jim Thomas, 13, of 407 Fox Valley Dr., received $35 from SAWED OFF SHOTGUN ARRESTS sheriffs deputies this morning, six months after he found the Oviedo police arrested two men Monday, charging them cash In the middle of the street and turned it in. with posseulon of a sawed-off shotgun. The cash was never claimed. Bennie Mason and Frank Robinson, both of Oviedo, werd "It was just a wad of money laying In the middle of Wekiva held In lieu of $5,0 ball each on charges they had the short Springs Road," he said. - barrel firearm loaded in their car. ci' I . . HIGH SCHOOL BURGLED The two men were stopped while riding In a car driven b flnvrri +, ,,___,_ .._ _. *00 u u 'U U ' UI YUUUIL 1UH5CU stake IIUWU 1118fl CflOOI UWC mu 57 Mason by officers who said they had been tipped that the guq classroom some time between Friday and Tuesday, was in the car. shrimp to persons who broke through glass In a door between deputies report. (Continued Freon Page IA) NURSERY BURGLED It has not yet been determined if the vandals, who broke into 2:30 a.m. and 8:40 a.m. No one seems to know exactly when a nativity scene was $200 worth of plants were stolen from a Forest Clt$ the building and ransacked Room 212, spraying fire exTIRES SlASHED first displayed at Sanford city hall. But arlotte Smith, Charlotte nursery Sunday, deputies report. Unguishers and doing Ww damage, took anything when they About 40 Ures on now and used cars at a Sanford auto dealer wet to wort for Sanford. in 11128, 51 years ago, rernembers It The Eden Park Nursery on Eden Park Road lost the plants it. were slashed Monday night or Tuesday morning, police say. thieves who jimmled the door on a metal building. was displayed at city hail annually then. Others remember the Deputies said they were unable to find much evldLnce An estimated $3,378 worth of damage was done by the practice has continued in the years I'-:.. MAITLANDBURGL&RY Arnold 110* the city's maintenance superintendent and an because the people who Invaded the school wiped-up the area vandals at Action Honda, 2913 S. Orlando Dr. A Maltiand man lout guns and cub to burglars Monday with tissues before they lift. employee of the city for the past OFFICE VANDALIZED .ti.,Itr, deputies say. nativity loins being displayed during the holiday season for as MEAT STOLEN Vandals destroyed r& Santord reel Ms utile. Monday ptmf4kh Of aisi Hesneward.Iaas, told d.pOfIse lb A Sanford restaurant wn burglarized Tuesday morning by niii, 4ianpl'ig files and spraying An .stun, pities , long as be has been here. a PAL Monday 11 thieves who stole steaks and shrimp. Rosa Rolimdo, th. city's •Mwt finance director, report. reported an antique revolver, a .310 gauge shotgun and $175 U 1 DJ's at 2544 S. Park Ave., lost about $223 worth of meat and remembers It for the 30 years she has been here. Steven D. Riggs, of Riggs Realty, 2710 S. Sanford Ave. found cash gone. Sarah W. Easterby, who Is now retired, but worked In the city's finance office prior to Mrs. Rotundo, said today the Longwood's City Commission has from Jones withdrawing his firm from again," said Mrs. Lormann, "and scene was being displayed annually when she began working I setFeb. llas the new deadline for the consideration. for Sanford 35 years ago. hopefully will MW someone before naming of a new city attorney to The commission decided to accept Feb. 11." we The current scene was purchased by the city seven or eight permit two newly elected corn- additional applications from at. City Attorney Ned Julian Jr. sub. years ago, according to City Manapr Warren Knowles. Longwood Delays mlssloners to be in on the selection "We were putting op a nativity scene when I came here 25 torneys with at least five years ex- milled his resignation effective Nov. irocess. parlence with a deadline of Jan. 14 for 1, but agreed to serve until Jan. 1 to year. ago," Knowles said. "mere have now been any The commission had narrowed the submitting applications, complaints. The tlw.edsmutalonal figures are put op right give the city commission an op list of applicants for the job down to after Thanksgiving and remain op until after New Year's My, Jan. 14 will be the next regular portunity to find a replacement. Mrs. h. said. Naming Afforney three - Gerald Korman, William H. meeting date for the commission and Lormaun said she hopes Julian will i Morrison and John Jones - but at a "We've probably had a nativity scene at city hall longer than Steve Uskert and John Hepp will continue on a temporary bails until special meeting Tuesday night, Denver has," Knowles said. begin their new terms at that time. ihe selection is made. - JANE Mayor June Lormann read a letter "A federal district court Monday gave the city of Denver u "We're going to dart all over c*imw I hours to remove the nativity scene from the steps of city hail there as a result of a lawsuit filed by the American QU I Liberties Union. city appealed the ruling to a federal district court of appeal and received a stay of the order. Attorneys in Denver ), said It could take 124o-I$ months for the appellate court to review the cut. - Longwood Commission OKs Construction Bid WEATHER IIAICC At the request of the developer the mission agreed to allow the relocation of entrance to Woodgate subdivision to save , $ifl p. , 1:84 Readings P La. __ Lon's City Ccqut1c' ° taking out several tress some estimated to be perateu, N; .,snWgM tow, a.a., 2:11 pa. Of GMR Efltiqiilsis h1, u:u a.a., appto lbS $13,441 hid iN years old, 48; yesterday's high, ii; Iapss$: for the condructios of a 700 square-foot sd unit ii of ylark, with approxImately 23 11w. Sill a.a. 5:25 bers.steie pressure, *27; 2:43 pa.; ••to an hall on the r.00nwi,ndation iota, lb. opunkig pa. pueist; rulitivi 1Ity, 25 of Cky_____ p- ..d (bacey. r - ____. BOAIING FORECAIT winds, Nsslk at 7 aph. me votli 3.2 ___ to amine a St. Angaius I. JqIlu ___ , Monday night to FORWAIT 1d cosraCt with C.re Florida Bench Co. to 1*4 iii N ala — Winds ad the ___ Fair through Thursday. wra" Wood a lookgasoline powered boats on Lake Winior to Highs is today ' p_ specify 2% hotsg power electric trolling cash bond for maWinence end repair. Voting teitghl aid I. NW die, t.sy a uuesbesst _motors as an .scqtlon and to add a provision we Ray ___ M& Imsby bw 78L that It could also be .thndsd to other lakes In tga al stove U*t IOS$i PiiIIj dady. Wide mealy dkest $ to the city_____ ald a problem nee _____ thurt ______ Mayor____ Jane Leamena r.postei ___ on EZ1ENDEDRECAfl ____ _____ 15 aph #'',g it ilt he tNlditdi WOUld Like Winger d casion it the CALNO (Ceancil 01 LOcal Fair weather "1' of G.sss) mutW on the possibility of ' 1R$DAY IWU upuraturos rri eng beating on the lake after i I'M14W4 the Cities Idilag a presecitiag attorney. "l'he Dayleas Black: high, SsN lay. Ls avsrigl.$ in aiing.diy operating his boat In a cureless • ia., 5:41 pa.; tow, 1:43 th.lswlleasu*toISsue* ________ aU., 2:25 a. "Igho USt timeda shos'e uredon problem. me," Putt (asvusI: Iii! s ftopper s usuth ByJAWCASUL89UT HeraldStifl Writer Sanford Funeral Home Accused Of Ash Mix up HOSPITAL NOTES NOT _ SIMINOLIMIMOIIAI. NOIPITAL ____ AlsIloIIs SANPOaD: F. c. &1111100000" Walter A. P.5W. Caret Gill. Clara L. Palmer w.yms l iso.., Jr. OlIve M. Iweell male. V. u.us. sary Assia P. Mu, Olitsas .- Llevd C. Viwi. D.lSo.s SillY L. Alm am, MNInI _ Jew o N. Nian. T•vas i.arryeac.ret Gain, s..w.rt absbygirl •.scsaius SANPOID:____ JessIe W.____________________ D.M.lms Jsrrv A. PNbsr __________ MWII, Kelly istst J. I.vle 81sm fluMe. Mulethe N. LaConIs, Delary SuNt N. Us, C.a By DAVID BAflER IuldW1IIV - - !25hhuhh1! - ___ A Sauteed Itaural _____ - s gave sit two was ______ '' II1t chUIN a aidS Slid Tsday in Orcelt Cest in Senl.rt Madellie Brown charges Gramkow r.ut iim in ier gave u—ot, seppusdiy if her_d Wailer, to t,. .stwodil iitdetss, deaths. lbs iwi -- 55711 ______ L* is, Day DII. TUSI Student Drinker Loses - PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — Colleges are not responsible for students' beer-drinking at off-campus '. parties, the U.S. Third CircOft Court of Appeals has ! ruled In reversing a $1.1 million judgment against a. 5UUJben Philadphia school. Tuedmy's decision stemmed from a 1977 suit filed by Donild Bradahaw, a former'student at Delaware Valley College of Doylestown, Bucks County. Bradshaw, originally from Wayne, N.J. but now of Brooksville, Fla., was severely injured In April 1675 after attending an off-campus sophomore class picnic. Republic To Check DC-9s Republic Airlines anMEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) nounced Tuesday it will voluntarily inspect Its fleet of DC-9 jetliners to correct problems which caused a tail cone to fall off the same plane twice In eight days at Memphis International Airport. The latest Incident occurred Monday night when the tail cone dropped off the jet shortly after it landed on a flight to Memphis from Chattanooga. The 36 passengers and four crew members were not hurt. Another DC9 lost a tail cone Dec. 9 shortly after takeoff from Memphis on a flight to Atlanta. That flight ended with an emergency landing, but no Injuries were - reprted to the crew of four and 22 passengem MW plane andedUtlmesand flew a total of 55 hours before the second tail cone Incident, airline officials said. '•• United Press International Americans responded to President Carter's call for a national day of unity In the Iranian crisis by flying the Stars and Stripes from millions of homes across the country. They also prayed, sang songs, lit candles, turned on their headlights and sent thousands .5 urged motorists to turn on their headlights for of state employees to pray for the hostages. the hostages. Thousands of flags flew from In Tehran, thousands of Christmas skyscraper windows, construction sites and greetings, Bibles and home-baked cookies apartment buildings. poured Into the U.S. Embassy. It looked like the Fourth of July, Flag Da y"Hang tough. Stay loose," said one card. or other national observances in many cities •'United States behind you, with you. If any and towns across the nation. harm comes to any of you, the Iranian Gov. Ella Grasso of Connecticut urged government will be subsequently reminded." Americans in all towns and cities to gather at Postal officials said the blitz could exceed 6:30 p.m. today and burn candles in a silent 20 million pieces of mail. Most of the vigil for the hostages. Christmas cards send to the hostages by The Greenfield, Mass., Board of Selectmen children were hand drawn, many with simple went beyond a Unity Day and proclaimed the Christmas trees on the cover. entire week the "Days of Concern." A card of One youngster wrote, 'Christmas without hope was being circulated for signatures to be you is like a Christmas tree with no prosent to Iran. sents." Texas Go,, Bill Clements urged hundreds More mail was on the way. Aspokesman for of greeting cards to their countrymen being held hostage In Tehran. President Carter proclaimed Tuesday as National Unity Day, calling for flags to wave across the nation In a show of support for his administration's efforts to win the tinconditional release of the hostages. In New York, the Port Authority unfurled a 60-by-90-foot flag from the George Washington Bridge. A sign on the bridge all, wits scastiree 3 0 : House OKs Chrysler 30% off men's dress shirts. Bailout WASHINGTON (UP!) — With the ease of power steering, a strong corporatelabor-administration lobby moved a $1.5 billion federal loan guarantee for the failing Chrysler Corp. through the House. Backers of the measure, which opponents call a "bai- lout" of a badly mismanaged company, hoped the action would break a political logjam in the Senate today. The House voted Tuesday night 271-136 to send a $3.43 billion aid package — including the federal aid and a $400 million "contribution" by the United Auto Workers union to the Senate, which scheduled a vote today on a $3.25 billion plan,Imliir to the one passed by the House. - U that failed, the Senate planned to vole on a. more controversial $3.72 billion package that would require $800 million in union sacrifices, equivalent to about a two-year wage freeze, which 'the politically powerful UAW said It would not accept, even If It means Chrysler's demise. 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'. 7:0011:001W • 6:30-11:001W ______ the postal service in New York said during the 24-hour period that ended at 8 a.m. Tuesday, more than 77,000 pieces of mail were sent to Iran and 95 percent of them were Christmas cards for the hostages. An 81:--foot Christmas tree sent by Douglas Turnbull of Seattle got hung up in red tape In the international mail facility at O'Hare International Airport in Chicago. Postal inspectors finally waived an Agriculture Department requirement the tree be in. spected for pests and sent it on its way to Tehran. Turnbull said he was not sure Iranian authorities would deliver the tree to the hostages, but said, We've got some congressmen working on it. We can only hope that it arrives and arrives on time." 20% 5I IzcIslv.Iy - He said Garwood came and went on his own several times from the camp, where six or seven" of his fellow POWs died, and helped interrogate prisoners both as a translator and as an interrogator. Millions Fly The Flag, Pray, Sing For Hostages SANFORD PLAZA t Pt.vom said Anton. a helicopter pilot now stationed at Fort Dix, N.J., and who shows little signs of his eight years in prison camps. TI., lii 1/5 NCN. 9:00PM flu 1/10 MSYIIad/NCS*II, 9:00 9:0010M Wit 1/16 WC SUN= 12:45AM 5.. 1/20 MarylsedfllC 1230PM Um tii DvkWGocqWT@ch 900M Mid 1/23 NC/W.k, tomsi 9:00PM Too 1/29 QosflIC Slats 9:00PM flu 1/31 OI.TSChISiOS 9:00PM Mo. 2/11 Was ?oeui/NC $1.11 :001W °°,W Wed 2M "Cloc Is 9:00PM Y,l 2/29 Sit 3/1 ____ In South Vietnam. Their reunion came hearing to determine If charges will be brought against Garwood, and his testimony Tuesday In a cramped courtroem in this painted a grim picture of a prison camp sprawling Marine Corps base where the military is trying to decide whether Garwood where a handful of Americans, all except will be tried on charges of collaborating with Garwood, were forced to eat the camp cat to the enemy and desertion during his 13' years fight off starvation, behind enemy lines, Chief Warrant Officer Francis G. Anton, 36. "1 saw Bobby Garwood carry a weapon on was the first witness called in an investigative more than one occasion, at least several," S no been a edul&', I hsim't bess .1_dwlthypoputspit, se lreily can't {'W1II UI IU1het" said ISiral dñdor wom 011111110119111r. This le do at be" mutring25ysemdapdctnpititl he 'lhVi'i Ullman, 1)-Ore., to meet later today with an 11member Senate delegation headed by Senate Finance Committee Chairman Russell Long, 1)-La. President Carter has told Democratic congressional leaders he would like the windfall tax completed before Congress leaves on its Christmas holiday Saturday. It appeared a compromise might not be reached between the $277 billion House windfall profits tax and the $178 billion Sanate version until early next year, however. House Speaker Thomas O'Neill, 1)-Mass., wants the House conferees to fight for the House bill's tougher provisions, and reportedly feels a quick decision would benefit the weaker Senate windfall tax. By United Press International Sen. Edward Kennedy won the endorsement of Rep. Morris Udall, D-Ariz., a contender in the 1976 presidential race, but he also lost support In a poll that shows President Carter has pulled even with him in Iowa. Meanwhile, Republican presidential candidate John Connally, campaigning in Des Moines, Iowa, called on Carter to brief all presidential candidates on the crisis In Iran. , - BA.SKETBIATL theus in thsewkiFarea,wber.Ids father bed itbod to bai end where he bed died Nov. as, rns ut a heat Mtrk*W up his father's remalas, scattering them it ____ ,.s-l1ugsellv.uls.ul.v.sIcsssm1.VwTw$aurdNv Ia., *1. Fsss Ave.. ia*,t PM. Mfll. C. rs*s Vu. at $Vt P*WS $WiI ______________________________ 1101611 1 Ws"vess",__________________________ 551* $ MiMI $ilSi MSelI. MU1' M$il51 M" the rt&i. on COLLEGE Christmas. The House selected 15 members Tuesday from Its Ways and Means Committee, led by Chairman Al Udall Endorses Kennedy &. iIrv+Iii me Unity - ___ . Youth's Honesty WASHINGTON (UP!) The government today proposed a major overhaul of the way processed foods are labeled, to require every ingredient be listed, In many cases by quantity, with special attention to sugar, fat and salt. In addition, colors and spices would have to be listed - - ', • U.S. Seeks Overhaul In Way Foods Labeled become mandatory instead of voluntary, and open date labeling the type that tells a consumer how long a food will last could become required for many classes of foods. The proposals follow months of study and crosscountry hearings by the Food and Drug Administration, the Agriculture Department and the - - Points To GarwoodA ' s Traitor- by specific names, nutritional Information may A Sanford man was still In surgery thil morning at OranØ :t;j 1..fàIIIIIIIrMedical Center folloWP ..!1___ 1- Ing a midnight acci. ,... i' , d ent.Curtis 1 A Millet , ,,. Hays 122 Dr1, H iS, o •• . • was alone in his ca .. -•• ' when it went off the •, -- toad, hitting a tree ott .Country Club Road near Linda Lane in 1 " Lake Mar" ' "' r .' say i , o other car was He wa - volved. •. • •transported to Semtnole Memorial Hospit____ ..' ____ . al with severe InJurleii •-• ____ • andthentakentoOdoot ange, where '•.' began surgery at 0 a.m. ,qrad PPus$s by Tom Viacom - Wednesday, Dec. ii, 9791-3A - • .5 Ex-POW CAMP LEJEUNE, N.C. (U?!) A former POW leaned forward In the witness stand Tuesday, pointed to Marine Pfc. Robert R. Garwood, and named him as the man who lived as a comrade among his communist captors while some of his fellow Americans starved to death In Vietnamese POW camp. Eleven years have gone by since the two men's paths crossed In a grisly jungle camp IN BRIEF MANGLED CARACAS, Venezuela (UP!) — OPEC ministers, meeting for an extra day, hoped to resolve their dl!. ferences today over surcharges for high-grade oil and reach agreement on world petroleum prices for the new year. The 13 ministers, whose countries control about 84 percent of world oil trade, were reported close to agreement on the proposal by cartel moderates to set a base price of $24 per barrel - vlrtually'unchanged from current prices — after two full days of discussions. But they bogged down over radical oil producers' demands for steep "quality" surcharges which a conference spokesman uidcaused "deep differences" among the members. The base price would be for Saudi Arabian light "marker crude" with a "reasonable differential" of several dollars per barrel granted to countries with superior quality crude, depending on the type. Some members were reportedly seeking a surcharge ofu much as $8 per barrel. I Nab ,n •. - .. OPEN SUNDAY kiferd Plus Hwy. 1742 sad State Sheaf Open 9:$a.m.te9:30p,m.Mon,.Sat. 10%6 Sunday I, '. 4... - S -' S ..... • . ...t- - I .......... — .,- ..... - --. - . -, . .5 -- - . �I Evening Hemid (LiSPS 4al 2) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831.9993 Wednesday, December 19, 1979-4A Around J WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. fly Mail: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.25; 6 Months, $24.00; Year $47.00. lr 6 L ,4 Mr. E. Harper Sr. C. The Clock A Dedicated Citizen By JANE CASSELBERRY Tragic needless dea ths are sad at any time, but to lose a loved one at Christmas time .sually means the grIef Is accentuated by the Joy and happiness which others are experiencing. With the reoccurence each year of this special season we are forever reminded of the loss. The mere sound of the beautiful carol "What Child Is This?" triggers this sort of poignant reminder for me, switching on flashbacks In my mind. This was Sparky's favorite Christmas song and his teen-age f riends somehow managed to sing It at his f uneral Just a couple of days before Christmas. Only the week before I had watched Sparky singing carols with a small group of children at the VFW Christmas tree lot on 17-92. Having traveled with Casselberry Boy Scout Troop 341 in the summer as a substitute Mom, I was fond of all the Scouts and Sparky was one of "my boys." I had taken his picture scrubbing his clothes on the rocks In a mountain stream with such vigor he wore holes in them. Then one day just before Christmas the phone rang and I got the bad news. Sparky had been digging a cave In a sandy bank with a young friend and it caved In trapping Sparky. It was so sudden and needless It was hard to accept the fact that the youngster was dead. Many years have passed and the shock and grief we all felt have dulled, but we still remem be r. The Florida Highway Patrol estimates that 35 persons will die in traffic accidents during the 1w-hour Christmas holiday this year. According to Colonel Eldrlge Beach, director of the patrol, drivers face greater dangers of vehicle accidents during December than any other month. He Big Bang' suggests you "let the spirit of Christmas extend to your driving and walking. Start by being courteous." This year's official countdown begins at 6p.m., Friday, Dec. 21 and ends at midnight, Tuesday, Dec. 25. In an effort to curtail the Inumber of accidents, Injuries and fatalities, a maximum number of troopers will be patrolling the highways during the holiday period. Last year 25 persons were killed In traffic accidents during the holiday. The 23 fatal accidents, Involved nine drinking drivers and pedestrians. Three drivers were Intoxicated. "With the coming holidays In which alcohol Is freely served," concluded Beach, "every person who has a chance to prevent of their drinking relatives or friends from driving should take the opportunity to do so and help save a life." If you do Imbibe, don't drive. Death can be a sobering thought. 39 Pan. •eiasa Li t.JS VIEWPOINT Rhodesia: Thus Far ', Not Bad States Show I - - BUSINESS WORLD - Coca-Cola PowerStrugg 'le - - - ' , ' a - At $.,.4l. ---- Nose Count -'-, JACK ANDERSON There may Carter Does Research: Studles .Ayatoll'a h - mi - ____ ___ BERRY'S WORL . . - _____ ___ ____ - . . - UI ___ ____ u. ___ ___ __ _____ ___ . ____ - -4l4. ___ - ___ - -. - 4 ROLLS IkOlt#olot 10%~ _ sow ' S GIFT '-S WRAP I. 40 sq. ft. total 26 Inches wide BOX Twopkg. STICK-ON-BOWS • - .. Hi-bulk orlon It Asst. solid colors S Sizes 10-13 $ • • S . . •• • . '1). I • . 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The Marine WASHINGTON (UPI) Corps wants to spearhead a new concept that calls for 15 specially constructed U.S. ships to cruise the high seas during the 1950., carrying tanks, equipment and other The Mu*w Corp high counand seems OLD SPICE GIFT SET 75c • Vouble spot. •. •': Crisis Unit In the event of a crisis, a brigade of 16,500 Marian would be ready on a monent's notice to fly by military sift to join lcwith five of the so-called "ro-roll ships. "Ro.ro", stands for rollon, roll- off. The ships are reinforced vessels which can carry Won tanks and unload then with little or no dockside assistance. With backing from Defense Secretary Harold Brown, the Corps Is actively pushing the notion of "maritime pre-positlonlng" for future =suit operations. Maj. Gan. Paul X. Kelley, director of Marine Requirements and Programs Division, said the fiscal year 1951 budget Is expected to contdin $207 million for the first 'S Box of: 9-2 s" S 10-24" 1 to Marine Corps Wants Roving 203 E. FIRST ST. DOWNTOWN SANFORD GLASS ORNAMENTS Ole$ - - SUNDAY Satisfaction Guaranteed !I - OPEN 9 A.M.-8 P.M. MONGI SAT. 1 P,M w6 P.M. 0 GE NERAL STORES - VIEWPOINT Some I - - I IIV.J Owe - A bout 60 years ago a young man with vision, dedication and a keen sensi of community spirit came to Sanford to begin an active career that Was In snrand nnd Iniu4i thA 1iuc stI a hrnoA spectrum of this city's citizens. Those in business, civic affairs, church activity and the public service sector were among those whose lives were enriched by his acquaintance. On Sunday, Dec. 16, 1979, th at long and dedicated career came to an end with the death of Mr. E.C. Harper Sr. at th e age 81. Mr. E.C. Harper Sr. was not an idle man. Indeed , he was one of Sanford's most active citizens, finding time in his busy work schedule to donate his energies and efforts to as many public service projects as time would permit. By ROBERT WALTERS By DON GRAFF "He was one of th e hardest working, most Ordinarily, It is neither desirable nor WASHINGTON (NEA) While federal dedicated workers we had. He gave of his time officials maintain a fumble-and-mumble possible to turn back the clock. But an exception to the rule in both respects freely to the city and the public," noted Sanford's approach to energy conservation, innovative Is taking place In Southern Africa where City Manager Warren Knowles, in recalling Mr. state governments throughout the country Rhodesia is backtracking 15 years to resume Harper's service to the city an a member of are implementing meaningful measures to legal status as a British possession. the central examining board for several yea rs. save scarce fuels. The reversion ends a determined effort by Despite a widely hailed change In leaderMr. Harper was a director of First Fed eral ship several months ago, the Department of the territory's white minority four percent: Savings and Loan Association of Seminole since Energy offers little indication that It Is ready of thepopulatlon — togo it alone as an In1942; was president of th at group from 1961 to 1968 or will ing to provide the nation with the dependent state In defiance of the authorities' In London, the majority of world opinion, when he was awarded a certificate of recognition guidance necessary to deal with a permanent economic sanctions in which the United for 25 years' service, and was chairman of the and profound energy crisis. The department's most recent display of States played a key role and an Increasingly' board from 1969 until January th is year. Incompetence and mismanagement was the hitter guerrilla war that has coat some 20 "He was a very dedicated and upright leader announcement of Energy Secretary Charles thousand lives and spilled over the borders of' and gave of himself beyond the call of duty," W. Duncan Jr. ofa gasoline conservation plan neighboring nations to disturb the entire recalled A. Edwin Shinholser, a b usiness for 1980. region. It is a temporary reversion, nowever. After With considerable fanfare, Duncan pegged associate who also knew Mr. Harper through their the ceiling for gasoline use during the first atransltlonal period under aBrltlshgovernor, membership in Sanford Kiwanis. Rhodesia will emerge with a new constitution Another longtime friend of Mr. Harper's, three months of next year at 6.8 million per day exactly what DOE's own U the Independent, black-ruled nation of George Touhy, summed up his impact on Sanford barrels analysts expect motorists to consume in the Zimbabwe wilting moderate blicka, guerrilla during his lifetime: "I think the town was normal course of business without any federal ft based outside the country and ; enriched by this person." restrictions. Rhodesian whites. Anyone who knew Mr. Harper would have to Duncan's proposal, termed "emThe last whose numbers have declined agree. precipitously during the long struggle, from barrassing" by one knowledgeable White By CHARLES S. TAYLOR financial officer and treasurer, some 250,000 to an estimated 230,000 today Mr. Harper organized Sanford's selective House official, actually would allow some ATLANTA A power struggle (UPI) The new corporate lineup reflects Cocaare guaranteed political powers Including a service board and served as chairman from 1940 states to consume more gasoline In the first appear, to be developing for control of the uarter of 1980 than they did in January, Cola's 20-year drive for diversification. It 20 percent r.pràentatlon in the new until 1965 when he resigned. He started the San- q worldwide Coca-Cola Company, whose sales February and Mardi of this began In 1W with acquisition of Minute Maid, parliament. But these are less than they' ford Electric Co. in 1928 and remained president last year totaled more than $4 billion, a citrus products firm, and has taken it Into enjoyed under the now diemantled shared. In co rast with DOE's continuing Inep until 1970 when he stepped down and gave that titwie, the NIt1*t Gosrmrs' Association The stage for the _coepornt_to 'fIutde IhlMed to the soft dunk tha'7asr determine the sueceesorts J. Pse" new chairmen Ira H.IIAst' 'nt* post to his son, E.C. Harper Jr. But th e senior Mr. has prèjared an IIpress1ve compilatiOn of **'we CocaCola's chairman of the board and thief Roberto Goizueta, Donald R. Keough, and offered in the Brltlsh'drafted independence' Harper remained active in the business and was a energy-conservation Initiatives being Unexecutive officer since 1566, was set In Albert Killeen, direct Coke subsidiaries. The plan they rejected 15 years ago. That would various state governments dertaken by corporate director. November at the Atlanta-based company's two others, aaus M. Halle and Ian R. Wilson, who agree to use have postponed black rule for decades. In Iowa, slate employees Mr. Harper was past president of the Sanford quarterly board meeting. are overseas managers. Halle is In charge of The settlement is the product of a Lcndoiç mass transportation for home-to-office Kiwanis Club and in August 1966 was presented commuting receive direct subsidies from the At that time, Austin announced a complete Coca-Cola's operations In Europe and Africa. conference now Into its fourth modtb that the Senior Citizen award; he Joined the Masonic state In the form of monthly passes valued at shakeup of the firm's power structure that Wilson mnagea the company's business in shapes up as a major triumph for Prime brought the managers of Coke's several Lodge in 1921 and the Shrine Club in 1955. In 1978 one quarter of the mass transit costs. Almost the Pacific arm. MIn1ster Margaret Thatcher'sgovernmest.It 1 subsidiary companies Into new leadership The 1960 buy-up of Minute Maid by Coke previously were of those participating Is not yet signed, sealed and ready for final1 he was presented with a certificate of 50 years' half roles. was followed In 1914 by the purchase autos. drivers of single-occupant of delivery, however. service in the Blue Lodge. He said a new office 01 vice chairman had Duncan Foods, a move that put CocaCola Into Minnesota, the state legislature has In of a pre-elections cease-five betDetails There will be void in Sanford for some time to been created and six vice chairmen were the coffee and tea business. approved an energy-disclosure law that wean government and guerrilla forces, arE come with the loss of one of Its most dedicated appointed. The longtime office of president, In 1170, Coca.Cola took over Aqua.Qie,n, a stllltobe worked out. seller 01 a home to reveal to citizens. Our condolences go out to the family of k...... H.... .1 Tzit4an Amfth urha J ..1S1.A UIU5%IIi V rw.vbni.1v haiti by Milan ...h ia,4..aI f1..vi A..,.. 11 S 4UW F'J -' I Mr. E.C. Harper Sr. retired in August, was abolished. Chem's water technologies division develops storm ,eathwdripping Austin, who had been scheduled to retire In systems that turn brackish and salt water Into and insulation. February 1*, said the board had asked him potable water and eliminate water con In Colorado, the Public Utility Commission to stay on another year and he had agreed. tamninants. The company also produces and has approved a Umeoday rate schedule for If Austin had appointed a new president, It distributes domestic bottled water through industrial energy users, encouraging offpeak would have been clear who his choice would another subsidiary, Belmont Springs Water use through lower rates. A cut In peak4osd Next year's decennial census questionnaire will requirements allows a reduction In have been as board chairman. Instead, the Co., Belmont, Mm board restructured Coca-Cola's top make no reference to the question of a family's generating capacity, Seven yesm'i late', Coke ventured Into the man15nt "for IS most iffSCtirS use 01 win field, acquiring the Taylor Wins Co., the The California legislature has enacted a legal residency status. tilIflt," no Austin put It. Monterey Vineyard and Stirling Vineyards. And It is unlikely that any Illegal alien would law allowing a tax credit, of 56 percent, up to owUnder the new setup, Coke now has a Those acquisitions estiWisii Coca.Cola ai $°°° °" Installed f confess on an unofficial document to a deportable heating systems. Other conservation chairman, six new vice chairmen1 several of the fifth largest wins producer in the United offense, anyway. whom have been mentioned as possible States. measures are wine impit.d in Thus the objections of the Federation for Cmnecucut, Rhode Islaw, succeomrs to Austin, and an executive vice In in, Presto Products of Appleton, Wis., American Immigration Reform to the avowed New York, Illinois, Ohio, North Carolina, president. The latter position Is held by John become a sul4diwy of Coci.intent of the Census Bureau to mount a campaign Arkansas, New Mexico, Montane, Oregon and K. COWSISL who at the board meeting was manufactures blown ifim products and named to the additional offices 01 chief dignable plastic begs. to include the undocumented residents are un- elsewhere. aersranaanie. congressionai aistricts and teaeral funds are allocated on the basis of population. The FAIR organization has filed suit in Washington challenging the constitutionality of counting the illegal residents. be good reasons for seeking a nose count that includes all residents regardless of their legal standing, but intrusion of "one-man, no one-vote" reapportionment goals Is disturbing. WASHINGTON A frustrated Jimmy that brought down the shah, XbmM sm to the "Man', them up with Shi'Mi calls for than01 Narhic pelosat above prev mu 1.mkidsd asnta more biUlen. Estimates of the number of illegal aliens In the tiM 01 nataral gas at prices with his logical cigileers mh'd, from his exile In France fir his iiMrvstisas Pi°,n.'n' has fired ion. legal United States range from 4 million to as high as 20 cannot to :: wits the illogical, U net followers to wear white robes to show(he more aggrvs an for a holy we' smut pemed It to shivering con. million. Unless the Census Bureau intends to firm iiTaticnai Ayatollah Ruhoflab K''ili, blood from their weands. agaIiM the ldels. This Is "a struggle bet. =zs at an. somWUr m. up the figures and pinpoint their location, it should ll'r"o Is as rr"om no Cute' Is yes T smut the Widele," he has eiustagss president no he ususiiy nt te wn drop its 'reerultment" drive asa pointless thort. don, to the aaawers,Hels cautloss, as dogmatic as Ciétit Is declared. staggering. 1±., vl14 as Cuter Is mild, as studying two secret primers lb. sube.qaent InviMlgM4on dilosed"'—', What meat duthe m"1 femi en that they blao as Carter Is ir:ntiI'. The sy$sllah One Is called "Ayatollah Khomolat 01 Iran : gas cotp"Iw. Aau have pown no pent? How did the lordly ge epparnly views Cuter's f.ñseresce His Personality ad Political Behavior" abd _ Americana. Ilsossi ridiced to the roles 01 CImISI Aoca',g Omce report noted, "tII . ld hi. other is me specific , .A Ms (PS) cu'ilu enJoyed the beat' hodaps P4,ll? What he. Perspective: Khomeini's Hitical Ishavier cone'idon. as spp.uimiM. lbs pu:i. °'110mfrmtodvalprIci to *am Jeered ci,lui "la Qjj. and Decision-Making In coutsile at the wry time when 4erMs. an COW Corter 1" 1111111111110111111110 am The secret WIS that the cmiomers would pay any price to keep the Carter's classified reading also 1,vW ale Untied States? s a vanclid ad j)55• fl, other related tsrsiiii be" s li He As a rui* 01 ft bsthdsor deregulatlos,' roatKhoàieinl'aflaatklaihN$ay.den the .. p.. aid ('NiUflhli woand up the Iranian crisis. The ayatelth emerges a.usia (h the vulasrahllty d m%gI.Iy, He f.m'Me, tiin1 ers by paying no i___ from these studies as a dedicated, dOObIS' bdwe do dab hJ, the .tyssay 01 the thipriviosmhspdcefe'aa(111 aict ng,ran Iac,oMr' e l yew, FERC Qairman .Cutis wai' who WOUld IiCfIfice kM a on WN*b, we im egpi..aivaly wiab over the am-dimmed Kboin.iM hs awssd a wi,lini. fir etalling the '0i"ciers of , Addy, If. Itself to m ida goals. hMredkrthS New at ap7I,heus'I string. Ia*'41$.s cithe o!"iinl mill it was too Na thnat 01ro ily to bodp hs. be deterred from getting revenge. lid. ow dw amod anilysti leggut. in Boycuti? "U we 5y5 to les oar hiser in 1,1.51 for ravings, 0*1 OOUGI: two years 01 foet.dr aap'-,i actss. .tder to fill m Mmiche, then we wield his deminmi pum by the F.el bsrp Regelatesy Cam. CEtlstebfl— It about the p(soarhsiior1prseivedapdiewW stras,etahbiin,.yiul.hs 'l and itl thakens, lss Cutis, antaral gas giap. e' two 01 ; 1110111" il cutaff? The PsaiM aew bees al with a pupelace1w 91 have cmi American c:srsmOm of bsNEWSOMth "emergecyyears sales" pee* lived withmi pefrth 6* years he hiss bsling with er without dullas in ed aeteml gas prices '- me 15111 is. lbs 15Wdy IN pess years, aid Kb 1tW believes they cii get, laws . grievances withed salty, lbs mpaivs owrgss bagsr beck In are Nkft in bm pleb at the Si$ of alC without eli Nile. Military Muck? 1 ww~r hopes Mod a t. ut'ns,y sony We who a dwbp 01 aMused We in osassisri, ami 01 whom me unaware 01 the "WbyshesMw,beifra1d"heiMcrtst"We lr.HehsgiesthM.5, Iiiaryrijsa seme wm led 000M to tub do- Mill consider martyrdem an honor." kMng force by his strident rehglom ap emergescy lsglalatles relu$ag Foutsote: FERC spokesmen had no There Is no doubt in the m1" 01 Cmir.l peals rogelatisy rrIes and aflo*g Nier co"ant at press time on th e 'agency's Intelligence Agency asslynta that the Mere lhs 60 percent kM's 91 pricesfirpe. 4fl to allow the emergency sales to ayaton mp.jj. iwiag the 60d es puç are Mms, ad maM cithem b:ag With this licailve, hig preducers asId 'iui4bi,, - ' t-heory Challenged MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. (UPI) The earth and Its Milky Way An system appear to be speeding toward what scientists believe is newly discovered "super giant" duster of galaxies 2 billion lIght years in diameter or virtually one-fifth of the entire universe. U confirmed, the existence of such a vast system of galaxies each galaxy containing billions of stars would put a wrinkle In the "big bang" theory of the universe. The superciuster's enormous gravitational force may be pulling our galaxy toward It at a speed of more than a million miles an hour, preliminary evidence Indicates. Scientists at NASA's Ames ReseardI Center and researchers from the Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory said Wednesday the findings from data gathered from a highflying 0-2 aircraft are preliminary and other explanations are possible. George Smoot, an astrophysicist, said the U-2 surveys of cosmic "blackbody radiation" conducted over the Northern and Southern Hemispheres over the last two years indicates the earth is moving toward a supercluster located far beyond Virgo, a constellation 61 million lIght years away. Blackbody radiation bathes the earth from all directions and Is believed to be directly related to the "big bang" or primordial explosion that created the universe 10 billion years ago. The theory holds the universe has been expanding from that cataclysmic event, supposedly at a uniform rate. "Not enough time has elapsed since the big bang to account for the formation of such a dense superciuster," said Smooth. "A concentration that massive probably dates from the origin 01 the universe. We can also suppose that If there Is one such supercluster, there are probably others at greater distances." The existence of a iupercluster, which may contain 30 to 40 percent more galaxies than are normally found In the same volume of space, would mean the "big bang's" primordial fireball was "lumpy" rather than uniform, said Smoot. He added the concept of an evenly distributed universe had fit well with recent work on subatomic particles. Evidence had been mounting from several sophisticated astronomy studies that there was "something unusual In this part of the sky," Smoot said. ,"It boles the mind that such a gigantic structure could exist a big fraction of the observable universe," eetlmtf.d to be 10 bWkn light years across, Smoot said. Wednesday, Dec. it, 1979—SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. V V11 2 • 52"x s2' 52" x 70' 9o' 52 60" round a - -q ____________________ , . - . . . S S .23 ' ' • . :. .. - .. • -. \ �= P "N ' (f -7 ~ 4r ~-T -:-----• A N-' . u.lIi.j.,,,,. �10 $A—Evening Herald, Sa nford, Fl Wednesday, Dec. I t, 197# -Theater Owners' Top 10 Movie Stars - Burt Remains 1 . Burl Rey nolds 2,0 Clint Eastwood Theater King By VERNON SCOT!' HOLLYWOOD (UP!) For the second straight year Burt Reynolds is king of the box office, an honor bestowed by the only people who really count the men and women who own theaters. Reynolds' arched eyebrow charm, wicked laugh and handsome kisser captivate women. Men are able to identify with his laid back, good old boy image, not to mention his sexual success with his leading ladies. The poll of U.S. exhibitors, representing every part of the country, voted Reynolds the biggest marquee draw in the country. Reynolds' popularity in 1979 can be traced to the reception of "Starting Over" with Jill Clayburgh and residual receipts of "Smokey and the Bandit," the third most popular bozoffice film of all time behind "Star Wars" and "Jaws." Actor Reynolds' private life a swinging bachelor who dates actress Sally Fields — apparently attracts as much attention as his antics on screen. It was Reynolds' seventh appearance in the poll, going back to 1973 when he was voted No. 6. This year Reynolds narrowly beat out Clint Eastwood for the No. 1 spot. Eastwood has been a regular in the Quigley poll for the past 11 consecutive years, including first place in 1972 and 1973. He scored mightily at the box office this year with "Every Which Way But Loose" and "Escape From Alcatraz." Curiously, "Every Which Way But Loose," a comedy In which Eastwood costarred with an orangutang, earned more money than all of the actor's "Dirty Harry" pictures combined. The balance of the top 10 in the exhibitor poll: Jane Fonda (3), Woody Allen (4), Barbra Streisand (5), Sylvester Stallone (6), John Travolta (7), Jill Clayburgh (8), Roger Moore (9), Mel Brooks (10). Fonda and Allen enjoyed big hits this year — Fonda in "The China Syndrome" and Allen in "Manhattan." Stallone, who was No. I in 1977 thanks to "Rocky," placed sixth this year because of the overwhelming popularity of "Rocky II." Clayburgh's appearance with Reynolds in "Starting Over" accounts for her No. 8 spot. Roger Moore made the list on the strength of "Moonraker," his most recent appearance as superhero James Bond. But the inclusion of Streisand, Travolta and Brooks Is incomprehensible unless their old pictures are being rerun In theaters. Streisand and Brooks did not appear In new movies during 1979. Travolta, who may or may not be a flash-in-the-pan, was second in the poll last year because of the success of "Grease" on the heels of "Saturday Night Fever." HIS most recent film, - Woody Allen Barbra Streisand S. - Sylvester Stallone S. Jill Clayburgh Roger Moore Brooks "Moment By Moment" with Lily Tomlin, was an unqualified box-office disaster. It's possible theater owners rate box-office power by past performances which would acount for the presence of Streisand (A Starts Born) and Brooks (Silent Movie). Perhaps it's a projection of their future potential. This theory Is apparently borne out by the 15 stars who comprised the top 25 in the annual poll of theater owners. However, Fonda and Streisand are Academy Award holders. Fonda, in fact, won the Oscar last year for "Coming Home." De Niro, who won best actor Oscar for "The Deer Hunter" last year, didn't rate above 15th place in popularity with the theater owners. While Reynolds and Eastwood would appear likely to remain high in the poll for several years to come, both have a long way to go to match John Wayne and Gary Cooper. Robert Redford, winner in 1976 for the box-office success of "All The President's Men," was No. 11 this time around although he hasn't starred in a film for three years. Following Redford In the top 25 were Diane Keaton (12), Sally Field, (13), Warren Beatty (14), Robert De Nlro (15), Jon Voight (16), Al Paclno (17), Richard Dreyfus (18), Peter Sellers (19), Dustin Hoffman (20), Jack Nicholson (21), George Hamilton (22), Nick Nolte (23), Paul Newman (24), Peter Falk Wayne was in the top 10 for 25 years and rated No. I at the Perhaps most interesting of all Is the results of the original poll in 1932 when Marie Dressier was No. 1. The character actress topped the poll the following year, too. The other nine stars in that first poll were Janet Gaynor (2), Joan Crawford (3), Charles Farrell (4), Greta Garbo (5), Norma Shearer (6), Wallace Beery (7), Clark Gable (8), Will Rogers (9) and Joe E. Brown (10). (25). Theater owners obviously are unimpressed by Academy Award winners. Not a single Oscar winner among actors made the top 10. decisions, One of this new brood, Jeff Jawer, 33 S4VIsS$ among Other budusess a firm that publishes a stockmarket newsletter, an * TAMPA, Fla. (UPI) ampa Bay Coach John -- cKay, saying he has proved the NFL a "college coach" ul win in pro football, said AIR CONDITIONING.: esday the Bucs don't care ho they face in the playoffs. The Bucs will make their 'st appearance in the NFL aroffs Dec. 29 but they 't know who their opent will be until after this end's wild card game een the Philadelphia lea and the Chicago .1 SANFORD, Philadelphia win will the Eagles to Tampa urn for the 12:30 p.m. kickoff, and send Los es to Dallas. A Chicago ry would send the Bears alias and bring the Los geles Rams to Tampa. McKay refused to be drawn on his preference during esday's news conference. 0 'We're going into the yoffs to win," he said. "We n't see anyone In the prototype of the mythical unicorn mentioned in Deuteronomy. TONY RUSSI INSURANCE Chuck Scott. Scott recently came out for emergence of grabbed 10 rebounds and dished out six assists in his debut against Wymore Tech. At 8:00 tonight the Lyman Greyhounds tangle with the host Lions in the second of four opening rounds. "We're looking for a win Greg Robinson right now," says Greyhound "Reggie Barnes is coming coach Tom Lawrence. on like we know he can," says "It should be a tough one lanford playoffs that we don't think we can beat, although there are some against which we would have to play extremely well. "The Bucs are ready," he said. McKay lashed out Tuesday at unnamed persons in the NFL he said had been criticizing him since he left the University of Southern California to come into the pros. He has spoken out in the same vein in the past, saying his critics didn't think college football coaches can win in the pros. "It started with the salary," McKay said, adding that although his salary is good it was not as much as was publicized when he joined the Bucs. "They decided 'We'll show him.'! think I've gotten a burn rap," he said. "They are so damned jealous that a college coach Jawer earned a degree in the "History and Science of Astrology" at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst under a program that allows students to design their own majors. His adviser was a chutes professor. Jawer firmly believes astrology can be used to provide guidance for individuals, relationships, companies, cities and even International politics. But even beyond the practical application, "astrology Is mimic to me," he said. . -COUPON. , *ATTENTION* 1 '17495 IA1P Ci i... '49" WEATHER FORECASTER AUDIOVOX AM. PM CASSETTE Cicvss ceelkswses *iiismeiêc Isvs,'as trii as Is, sit as $141 MIIN SENIOR CITIZENS S. FOX RADAR DETECTOR 92 "_. BROWN PEST CONTROL ! ART MANYOTNII GIFT ITEMS TIISSSRFIr.M Williamson'. communlaft"s __ PH. 332.0020 11I9PrsacAv.(Nwy.IP.fl) SANFOND .v.' tournament. "Ve've improved on defense and come close a couple of times," Peterson points out. "We have to play them one at a time. of our size we have some hurdles to overcome but we're op- because tirnistic." Thursday's night - Tom Lawrence pits tournamnert favorite we beat Oviedo earlier when Seminole, ranked number they were without a couple of nine in the state, against the starters and I think our kids Merritt Island Mustangs. - can win. And now, (Dick) Vermeil (of the Eagles ) has done it. They're about to die. This just kills them. Here are two dumb college coaches in the playoffs," he said. McKay was asked what he thought caused such an attitude to exist and he said: Digger Phillips cap Bob Peterson Bill Payne Nobody knows too much about ti,o,evt'm as the W ar riors lost I)earanct' in the Oviedo Merritt Island so it's hard to live starters trom a year tourney and could pose a comment on them.'' me (10 luivt' a tiltqitt'tt strong challenge St'IUInJIC h a s 1 e labeled the tournament favorite du' to its 9-0 record and state ranking, but art happen in a tournament. West Orange should not a prove to be too strong lug man in Rodney 1'horton annet1 points its against l.iiusin earlier this Season. trttni IIII be slo ed b• a n Consolation and semifinal action is scheduled for Friday with the third and fourth place anikit' itijur hnt'%ever. ha' (;ieyhi('tmnIds ill be imiakiug their first ever ap. championship tipoff slated for Saturday. MW consolation games and the CAF SERI AUTO SIHVICE CLNTTH AN RES 0 M1 "It's inborn in the National Football League." "There's nothing I have seen here (in the NFL) that is any different," he said. "If you get fired as a college coach and then spend two years as an assistant in the pros, then you are a pro," he said. Getting back to his team and the surprise finish of the season that saw the Bears gel Into the playoffs giving the Central Division of the NFC two contenders, McKay said he was pleased. "I was tickled about that, yeah," he said, "Some of the best young players in football are in the Central Division." -' '_'4 I tb.. Some 'Big Checks' For 'Big Cheeks' II1(1 I . I S I 1 I $ 1000 Off WIN TNISCOUPONDURING DECIMUR by the boy's mother Indicated Coleman has personal property valued at $420,000 and an annual inomeof _ I Eknonla Sue Coleman and her husband are seeking to be named *'s estate. I' ___ over their PREVENT 3228165 COUPON . _ Nirdi olDinsi . I THIS SP * CC*, .,SUTID IT THE PUS%J54I . . MIND S I eF I NOVEMSIRI —CALL TODAY l,Sanford's Cotton ;ontinueUCF Spark 9 BIRTH DEFECTS IOAIIS.ANTS'RIAS S hunt near Farmington. 2W i'-J 1 LOS ANGELES (UP!) Gary Co1nq, the 11-year. old actor who starzindie television series "Diff'rent •$ • Rpgul.rIrstSrvIc. 15th at 8:30 a.m. while on a I - 129' 99" • ".' I I 1SPO,tabISl CoIorT.V. Strokes," Is a millionaire. American made ci , — $ 'p MOTOROLA .- Randy Torbett of Sanford pulled in a nice piece of venison last Saturday morning, Torbett, who resides at 141 Country Club Circle in Sanford bagged an eight point spike buck while on an early morning hunting venture. Torbett's buck tipped the scales at an even 100 pounds. The 21 year old hunter bagged the deer on December Using that date as a base point and tracing the movement of the planets, one might determine that now is "a good time to ___ .' I Resident Bags Spike Buck tion dates, certain signWcant agreements, or even 1 .! - the squad following duty with launch it new product or to build a new plant," Jawer said. CE-DPENIEII I . "We really don't know much about them," explains Patriot coach Bob Peterson. "We tried to scout them a little earlier t his year but they've been on the road a lot." The Lake Brantley crew will be looking for its first win of the year coming into the Sammy Weir's football squad and pumped in 15 points, WIEBOLDT*S (AM ERA SHOP thedateofafir ale. "You can do several charts and decide which one looks like a company." Sa nford 00111 MliiOUR A pleasan t surprise for been the Lake Howell has action pits the Lake Brantley Patriots against St. Cloud at 6:30. V "And then you can p rovide service for the employees acting as a sort of In-house 'mink." There are the corporate horoscopea that can be based on k1W m 81!UE1l BIEIIIEII . "Part of it Involves personnel," hesaid."You serve as a sort ~I pvffllpf: 2417 S. French Ave. Call Us For All Of Your SAVING Heating & Cooling Needs HEATING is one of the world 's most en. dangered species. It is believed to be the - "S hobbled by an ankle injury. Brighanmaynotsa tm ee ct ion until after the first of the year. AcKay Blasts NFL, ayvs B(IC s can Win _- The Arabian oryx . . "I'm looking forward to an realize that.'' ''We just have Co watch out exciting tournaments'' for any let downs because comments Tribe coach Bill they're a lot stronger this Payne. time around,'' added "l'here's some good teams Lawrence. involved. We'll go out and try Thursday's opening round to play our kind of basketball. (left) of corporate psychologist. You can doacharacteranalysis: An employee might be perfectly qualified for a position, but is it the right tmeIn his life to make such a move? two ep. ployees compatible? LOW MONTHLY PAY PLANS U%O JN owell out of the semi-finals a 'ar ago. Robinson will be looking for me consistency from his te up in the contest. ' An astrologer can provide several services for a business, Jawer said. SR 22 FILED FREE * ey tan gle with West Orange. e Hawks will have revenge itheir minds as the West range crew knocked Lake GOAL POSTS? '.... — * YOUNG DRIVER PROGRAM The tourney features all of tminole County's squads in dItIon to Merritt Island, St. loud and West Orange. Greg Robinson's Lake owell Silver Hawks open Mon at 6:30 tonight when TODAY SALES & SERVICE The Silver Hawk boss is still looking for the healthy return of guard Bruce Brightman, re Oviedo Lion Christmas vitational. If you've been wilting to buy a heat pump, Rheem makes the wilting worthwhile. Ciii Today for a Free Estimate. SANFORD Robinson of his talented forward. mmunity College gym,sium for the 1979 edition of better. 2 Energy Efficiency Ratings up to 7.6. 3 Easy to Service. 4 Single Speed Fan Motor, designed to operate at low speed regardless of load. Saves you operating money. 5 Auxiliary Heat Strips activated by a watt restrictor: Eliminates unnecessary installation cost. ENERGY Invitational Roars Into Action One-half of the eight team 1d will see openin g round ftIon tonight in the Seminole — Atlanta-based commodities firm, a sporting goods store and based astrologer said. "You can do charts for rocks, animals, the makers of a cigarette paper. Besides doing astrological charts of Individual employees to chairs, anything." determine who should be doing what, and when, Jaweralso Jawer passed an 8hour exam for a license to practice does them for the company as a whole to determine whether astrology in Atlanta the only city In the United States where UCI a certificate Is required. it's tim e to diversify, sell , hire or fire. Lately he has been busy traveling around the country selling "Yes, you can do a horoscope for a business," the Atlantaan astrological computer that he helped develop. "It's not meant to replace professional astrologers," Jawer said, "but to bridge the gap between them and the newspaper horoscopes, which are most general." * DISCOUNT FOR SAFE DRI VERS By JOE DeSANTIS Herald Sports Editor Matsch agreed and gave the city 48 hours to remove the Nativity scene, which made the Rev. Charles B. Woodrich PHONE 3224390 2609 SANFORD AVE. y.s, you can do a horoscope for a business. You can do charts for rocks, animals, chairs, anything' - L ion violated the Constitution. box office four times. Cooper made the list for 18 years. Bob Hope, Bing Crosby and Cary Grant each compiled 11 years In the top 10 on the poll. Wednesday, Dec. 19, 1979-9A - I A Coefficient of Performance (COP.) of 2.5 or Astrologer Calls Business Shots NEW YORK (UP!) First there was the corporate "shrink." Now comes the age of the corporate astrologer whom bosses can call on not only to solve sticky personnel problems, but also to aid them in making major business DENVER (UP!) A federal judge ordered the mayor to gel the manger, Mary, Joseph and Jesus out of City Hall. The mayor said he'd appeal. Clergymen said they were appalled. U.S. District Judge Richard P. Matsch made his ruling recently in a suit filed by the ACLU of Colorado on behalf of Citizens Concerned for Separation of Church and State. The suit said the use of taxpayer dollars for the religious display HERE'S HOW RHEEM ®HEAT PUMPS CAN SAVE YOU MONEY John Travolta Moo Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. wonder how many Christmas cards the American Civil Liberties Union gets. "Christ may have lost in the courtroom, but he hasn't lost in, the hearts of men and women," said Woodrich, pastor of thi Holy Ghost Church and editor of the Denver Catholic Register. Woodrich, whose downtown church Is a few blocks from the elaborate decorations at the City and County Building, said l, was sad about the suit, but was optimistic people would retain Christ in their hearts. Jane Fonda i SPORTS Religious Figures Ordered To Leave 0 I i 1-isessawassaill WALL 90 DATI •,%fl FIRES 1st & FRENCH The points per game this year. RLANDO scorer for the Knights, Leading the Knights in averaging 19.2 points per erslty of Central Florida basketball team rebounding and steals this game, Since being held to only 12 led their perfect season season has been junior rd to 6 last week by transfer Ruben Cotton. The points In the Xavier game, Be d ating Florida Institute of 61" 198-pound forward Clark has regained his T inology 122-63, Edward currently leads the team in scoring touch with 20 points I ra 11344 and Urbana rebounds with 80 and has 31 against FIT and continued C I 91-59. The Knights steals. Cotton also is the with 38 against Edward O iue their twelve-game second Leading scorer for the Waters and 29 in the Urbana b ietand on Saturday, Knights, averaging 19.3 points game. To start the new year off, C ember 29 against Black. per game. Cotton transferod this year from Brevard the Knights will face Xavier b 7:30 p.m. of New Orleans once again on Clark, the nation's Community College. Ii Ung scorer lad season, January 2, but this time on G'l" 190. UCF's to n 4fts a Gerald Jones, home co. Game lead the K o tinusi in sr1'tg, averaging 29.8 pound senior, is also a top time Is 7:30 p.m. V — r. tetson Whips Rollins I Uaited Press lateruatfousi Basketball Championship at Manhattan. Ewing, helping Stetson 11th Dirk Ewing shooting -V,inter Park. The tourney's consolation raise its record to 42, won the I points, the $ts'tson Hatters Joseph's of went to St. game tournament's mod valuable C eated cross-county rival an Philadelphia with easy 86 award. Rollins' record fell to I tins, 84.68, Tuesday night victory over winless :14. 1.3 t win the Tangerine Bowl Sale Ends Saturday Night of RV Sat,, CNICS a 1 L ram ii Oit Cf O.t (Zi •i che ck , iS(t'( 'ut,fi i- it t'., al,vts,d Price GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES... 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Sir., Jaycees, Six J's, Charlie's 464; Arlene Rumby 463. Kaminsky -Sam 531, Bob Au" 134, Place. Standings: Spoilers, Bare Converted Splits: Kathy Apple 3High Games: Rig Sigmon ores, Jet Set, Rebels, Popeyes, Andy Patrick 499, Bernard Brown . rackeriacks, Double Dozen, 42, Jim Arroyo 41, lad Tobias 161, Karl Rosenberger 200.150, 6; Nita Johnson 34.10, Mary nkeei, Dynamos, Lucky 41, Arthur Streit 173, Lucille Jack Donovan 193-I61,Chucli Strickland 5.10 Other Highlights: June Lot Does, Thatcher 414, Lillie Adiington 445, Hostetler 190.171, William Gists 'rikes, Bucks I prethauns, Gatos's, E.Z Marks, Barbara Knesel 429, Verde 117.181, Dave Deerfield Ill, Frank Turkey, Frost ill, Gone Gardeila 104163,. per Sports, Mr. a. Mrs Young Grooms 425. Converted Splits: Teddy Bennett Mike Neal 182.170, FIRST FIDIRALOP Heart, Easy Go-ors, Charlies' tgets, Four Diamonds, Orange 4.5, 4-1-7 Lisle Miller 4-5. 4-7-10; SEMINOLE High Series: Reg Sigmon $11, wIers, Gems, Ringers, Don Soucek 5-6; Dan Burton 3.4.1. Karl Rosenberger 333, Larry Charles McDonnell 3-6-7.10 : Ninos, HI- Balls, 10; Mande Standings: (1) Embezzlers, (2) Will Kifnstock 411 Henry Mueller Judson 516, Chuck Hostetler 513, Bad Checks, (3) Gold Diggers, (4) rlkers. High Games: Mike Burke 202, 44 John Makowski 4-10: Ron William Glatt SOS, Jack Donovan Silver Dollars, (5) Wooden 507, Bob OshInski SOS, Mike Neal mry Mueller 192, Ted Pucks)) Patrick 510; Verne Pohl 3-10: 491. Nickles. (4) Bankers Four, (7) Pay Bauder S.I. Bud Huff 2-7; 1 Bob Aug. 19$, Marcel Hazel Other Highlights: Reg Sigmon Days, (I) M.M.l., (5) The Loaners, ReIndi 1.7; Mike Burke 3-10; ibodsay 192, Lucille Thatcher Gus (10) Non-Cents, (II) Pay Rollers, Frances Flleger 3.10: Lou SeDan 235 game award. ,j 1, Sam Kaminsky (12) Big Interest, (13) Short 'esther ill, Lillie Adlington 179, 3.10; Dolores Burke 3.10: Coy Change, (II) Late Chargers. thus' Strait 177, Lou Bolton 172, Anderson 310. SHOOTING STARS High Games: Man: Charles Other Highlights: Ginny d Tobias Ill, Gus Reindl 171, Seagraves 307, A.G. Hodges Ill, THUR. A.M. McKibben (average 1%?) rolled 3 onird Brown 170, Andy Patrick High Games: Lois Smith 201; larrySweat 223, Donnie Clark 199, Jim Arroyo I69, Joe We1ck 145, games 117.111.117. Nancy River's 178: Donna Lapors Jack Hunt 183, ymca Cara 185, ald Soucek 145, Barbara 173; Arlene Rumby ill; Phyllis Ray Hardy 171. Women: Eileen DIBARY SOCIAL LIAGUI .ei 157, Marian Miller 134, Standings: Joe Davis Bldg. Ctr., Starrett 155; Linda Newton 157: Johnson 179, Debbie Brooks 133, irda Grooms 155, Winnie Village TV, Village Inn, DeBary Nita Johnson 176; Opel George Ill. Abbie Wyrum 114. Mary Del incer 155, Hazel B451d1f 154. High Series: Lois Smith $41; Hardy 175. Lucy Hodges 145, Cindy Sanitation, bones Builders, Ternie Sweat 161, Barbara Zoretic 160, Sandy Moore 173, ugf High Series: Men: Barry Sweat $15, Donnie Clark 131, Wally Smith M. A.G. Hodges 05 Jock Hunt SOS Charles Seagraves SM, Vince Cara 306, Ray Hardy 43. Women : Eileen Johnson 441, Abbie Wyrum 431, Mary Del Hardy 444, Cindy lllI Sweat 441, Sherry Clark 374, Sandy Moore 432. Converted Splits: Louise Seagraves 4710, Bobbie Johnson 4.5-7, Jim Joimsin $4.10, Nita Johnson 3-10. ones' Highlights: Dennis Clark rolled 101 pins over his average. This wish was position round end position definitely changet000d bowling First Foderail rolls and has a slz• ask us about It." - 4797 888 2 97 17" Bait ban AII Pistil 1411 Fjj ss 20$hOt88 repeater. Fast load, easy action. WoddClaisOfordIs. Lance flights guts. ''N with 6 KISSIMMEE US HWY 192-ViNE ST AT THACKER AVE - , w .._._ MT. DORA 17 GOLDEN TRIANGLE SHOPPI G CENTER or I S lies. Brakes. Alignment ACCESSORIES ga Lfl4urtWIllet:I.7PgndeIII *-Tampa "Steve has to get by Ball of Boone," Pletser said of his red-haired heavyweight. "Then it will depend on what he does with Counts. It will get down to who wants it the most." - C UI a y like a prol Fi. be glass ackets 6 10 a VS I it o ala Other seeds for the Hawks will be Jep Roberts, number three at 128 and David Manuel, number four at 169. Pletzer also felt the Silver Hawks had a couple of "darkhorses" in Steve Smith (134) and Todd Andrew (140). It Is with one of the Hawks (Counts), that Pletzer feels may produce one of the best matchups of the tournament, with his own heavyweight junior Steve Scofield. Counts, who is 5-0 this year, stands 6-6 and 240 pounds Scofield, seeded three behind Counts, goes 6-2 and 235 pounds. , -. Ow 4.97 rwasit,3W -- Lyman's other seed will be last year's district champ 121pound David Henley, who is listed number three in what Pletzer calls "a very tough division." Ahead of Henley at number one Is Lake Placid's Mark Cram, a state champion at 108 last year. Number two is Oviedo's Steve Key, who was a runnerup to Cram in the 3A state competition. Along with Key, John Horn's Oviedo Uons seeded King Merritt 140j at number two, Doug Jordan (114) at number three and Tom Dezego (100) at number four. Richard Farmer, 128pounder from Lake Brantley, is 5-0, but went unneeded due to the toughness of his division. "There's so many good people that 60.70 points might win it," Pletzer said of the tournament in which the champion team usually totals over 100 points. First round and quarter final action will begin Friday at 5 P.M. The semi-finals will be Saturday morning at 10:30 a.m. followed by the wrestlebacks at 12:30 p.m. The consolation round will be Saturday at 6 p.m. The finals start at 8 p.m. Saturday evening. - 11th- 1. 211-Wright Gloss Top ui.1NCh — Schwartz pointed out. "Cocoa is always a strong tournament team and Martin County looks strong too." Heading the Lake Howell contingent will be four seeded wrestlers. Schwartz feels his two big ones number two seed unlimited Brock Counts and number three seed 220. pounder Canton Blocker --stand the best chances for stand crowns. 'DILTONAPINSU$TIIS s (I) 1 2. 11111-GuarrymOunt Dice (1113. must first get by Sanford's Paul Breig, who is currently 3-0 for the Seminoles. Breig, a senior for Seminole coach Scott Sherman, is looking to improve on a third place finish that he garnered In last year's tournament. Along with Breig, Sherman is pinning most of his hopes on second seeded 187-pounder Julio Griffin. "Julio is very strong and quick," Sherman said of Griffin, who has pinned all three of his opponents in the first period this year. "He's got an excellent chance to win or place." Together with Griffin and Breig, Sherman listed two more seniors 147-pound Johnny Wright (2-1) and 169pound Bobby Davis — as other wrestlers to look for in the tournament. Elsewhere in the county, Frank Schwartz' Lake Howell Silver Hawks appear to have the best chance of grabbing the title of local teams according to Pletzer. "We should be all right," Schwartz low-keyed about his 4-1 Hawks who dropped their first match Saturday to Colonial 29-22. "Winter Park looks very good on paper and Colonial is strong In the Metro. 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A week before the basketball season opened the Lady Seminoles lost their best guard, and with her went a lot of the team's confidence, Dawn Berguson moved to Connecticut, said coach Cheryl Klein and the girls lost their first game with Edgewater. Berguson was a tremendous player and without her "we had a . hard time putting it together." Coach Klein said the girls were just "scared and it was their first game against a big team." But after the initial shock, they pulled themselves together, built up their confidence and played a good second half. Since the first defeat the ladles have not lost a game thanks to good solid playing by the three senlorstarters from last year's team who are backed up by some hot sophomores." One of the sophomores doing a good job for the varsity girls is Robin Higgins. 'She's fantastic," said coach Klein, who is starting her second year at Seminole High after coaching years at Oviedo. "She's scoring well, she's good inside, handies the ball well and is good on defense." Dana Vourshaw, Patty Jacobs and Sandy Cooper are the seniors providing the experience and doing such a good job on defense. After losing the opening game to non-conference Edgewater. the Lady Seminoles have pulled it together and won their next four games which were against other Five Star teams, much to the delight of coach Klein who said she did not expect to be this far ahead so early In the year. "I'm very pleased with the season so far," she said. �'.• . ,. -. . .. , . .-: bv.' I 12A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Dec. 19, 1,79 .5 Maverick' Is A Family Affair S . / OURSELVES - HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - Sometimes television's it set in my heart to be that way." 5 "We were just friends, I thought," Charlie said. . right hand has no idea what its left hand is doing as When Charlie heard Susan's good news, he told "Our characters In 'All My Children' were having a demonstrated In the new "Young Maverick" series. Warner Bros. he had changed his mind and would hot and heavy romance but not us." Warner Bros., which produced the original be happy to play Ben Maverick. "Then one day the script called for Charlie's I' " Maverick" in the 1959 staffing James Garner, "By this time the studio was reading other actors character to kiss my character," Susan said. "After owned rights to the show and was dickering with for the role and they asked me to read for it, too," the director called 'cut' we just kept kissing. And S. ' ABC to get the sequel on the air. Charlie said. "Warners finally gave me the part that's how Charlie got the message." S. The studio had a handsome young actor named with CBS approval." Although their characters were married in the Charles Frank under contract and thought he would All the contracts were signed, the pilot film ready soap opera, Charlie and Susan decided they'd be • ,• Ix.- perfect for the role of Ben Maverick, a charming to roll when down came the words: "Hold it!" happier just living together. They moved to' .. card sharp In the old west. Both Warner Bros. and CBS discovered that their Hollywood three years ago and were married in When Warners offered the part to Charlie he Stars, Charles Frank and Susan Blanchard were June 1977. turned it (Iowa. 'it had been done before and done man and wife. Panic time. Incredibly, neither the The young couple did commercials — two of them studio nor the network had been aware of the fact together — and found plenty of work In episodic beautifully by James Garner," said Frank. u television. thought it wouldn't be a good idea to try to copy it." their new costars were married, "Certain people at Warners and CBS were scared "We really enjoy working together," Charlie said. Area The studio looked elsewhere for a leading man. Ch that a married couple as a starring team might be "This show is especially right for us because we've Charlie, meanwhile, went off to Arizona to star in Children Keep another western series pilot accompanied by his disruptive," Charlie said. "They thought that off- both ridden horses most of our lives. I was raised pretty, brighteyed wife, actress Susan Blanchard. screen temperament might flare up during working with horses in the state of Washington and Susan hours. rode in Connecticut. While we were on that location, Warners sent "I told them both we'd been acting for 15 years "Acting together is a joy. We know each other's Santas Charlie a Maverick' script," Susan recalled. I and that we were professional enough not to bring timing. The give and take is easy and natural. liked it very much and told him he should do it. Also, There's no waiting for cues or hesitancy. A lot of the Dear Santa, our personal troubles to the set." food mixes, Polaroid camera and kit, German the part of Maverick's girl friend, Nell, really apCharlie could have added that they costarred for shots are done in one take. That's why our first eight i want some makeup, real make up. And a Shepherd puppy, Cloony Clown with chimes, pealed to me. four years In the New York soap opera "All My shows have come in from $15,000 to $18,000 under real neat baithing suit. And a play kitchin. DePont Dacron blue jeans with skate shoe on Charlle said he might consider doing the part Children" where their private lives loosely budget." And real neat Disco shirts and pants. And I back pocket size 21, blue decorated cordroys after all if I would do Nell. But I asked him not to "We run lines together at home and on the drive to want a neat pair of wondin high heels size one. paralleled their romance in the show. size 12, blue cowlneck sweater size 12, rayon suggest nk, under those conditions," workpeople in the might mornings," Susan added. "It'sa day fun.And some braslets, nckless, and rings. cavas carryall, rose pierced earrings, red and Charlie and Susan were hired for the soap on the Some think spending 24 hours Susan returned to Hollywood while her husband Love, white long sleeved leotards size 12, dog leash. finished up the western. Her agent sent Susan to same day. Susan gleefully admits she fell In love together would Out a strain on our relationship. It's Angela Beard I have been very good this year and tried when she was Introduced to Charlie. Her husbandno problem." read for the part of Nell in "Young Maverick" Casselberry y best In school, m happily confesses he thought she was a bit of which had, somewhere along the line, switched "In addition to being husband and wife and -- dili ngang. Love, from ABC to CBS, costars, Susan and I like each other as people," Deer Santa Claus, Jan Rice "The next day my agent told me the part was "We worked together for a year and a half before Charlie said. I love you. I want a babby doll and a bike Sanford mine," Susan said. "But I told him I wouldn't ac- we even went to lunch together," Susan recalled, "That's the secret," Susan concluded, "We're -_ — and big wheel and when its time for you to ct'pt It unless Charlie played the title role. I just had smiling, best friends." come to my house I will leave a cookie for Dear Santa Chirstmas! Santa Claus. I want Darcie, Kissing Barbie, Baby Little Erika Costello Love, Fristi muitlier, Pepsi dspenser, bike 2 Sanford Mailbox Full Best Friends Live Far Away, Study Finds Dear Santa Claus Please bring me a Charlie Brown book bag, organ, Snuggles Doll, a Barbie pool, doll case, Numbers Up, boots, lAte Bright and clothes. Thank you, Santa. I love you, will get some milk and cake. Love, Rebecca Bolton NORTHFIELD, Minn. (UP!) — Most "best friends, who lived as tar away as Japan and as close talker friendships last a "nican auranon" of 23.3 friends" are of the same sex and live more than a as next door. years while doer friendships have averaged 14.1 day's drive apart, a study suggests. years. Here are some of the findings: Shane said the talker friends, who talk about —First best friends usually live farther away Talker" friends stay friends longer than the "doer" friends who play tennis or poker together, from each other and have longer lasting friendships themselves, their philosophies, emotions, worries than third best friends. They are almost always of and hopes over coffee, beer or dinner, tend to have the research Indicates, similar values and they can keep up their friend the same sex. And women have better luck than men in keeping ships when they're separated — by mail and the —There are two kinds of friends - talkers up longdistance friendships - for one thing because telephone. terpersonali and doers (instrumental — the kind women talk more, the researchers concluded. Shane said friends who swap ideas also are who together or than play doers. together). Talkers tend Three students made a study of "non-romantic to staywork friends longer harder to replace than "doer" friends. friendships" - underwritten by the Psychology "One can find tennis players or poker buddies Department at Carleton College and supervised by "Over one-half of the first best friends lived over almost anywhere," he said. ri as.ssistant psychology professor, Myra Casper. a day's drive away, while three-fourths of the If Shane's findings are right, "women fare better .Students David Shane of Malibu, Calif.; Susannah people's third best friends lived within walking than men In maintaining friendships over distance because female friends talk to each other more (and Feder of Debit, Wis., and Michael Johnson of Los distance. Angeles interviewed 42 people - 26 women and 16 "First best friendships last longer, indicating the have more similar values) than male friends." — But if you're a man and your best friend tennis in Northfield. They better the friendships the more effort people put partner moves out of town, don't give up, he said. into maintaining It over long distance." friends. Shane said the study indicates most friendships There's a 5 percent chance your friendship will lat Then the students sent questionnaires to the best are rooted In childhood, college or first Job, and long distance. men - from age 26 to 84 Dear Santa Claus, I would u like these thing for Christmas: Puppy Math Learning Calculator, Digital Derby, Othello, Mickey Mouse Paint Sets Wilson "Ricky Zisk" glove, Betty Crocker - Universities Want 4-Day Week colleges, suggesting broad alterThe matter will be con, natives, such as the four-day work week, because physical HUNT MONUMENT CO plantsarebethgoperatedu -I'" I efficiently as possible, said 19 691111 University of North Florida President Tom Carpenter. Treavor Cothwn, president of the University of Central AlicenShaw 32() MicanopyCoirt Casselberry Dear Santa, My name is Cheryl. I am 13 years old. For Christmas! want a bike, new stereo, some clothes, TV, new bed, new desk and anything else you have to offer. Love, Cheryl AutoTrain Seeks Increase In Fares Auto-Train Corporation has applied to the Interstate Commerce Commission for a fare increase on Its service between Lorton, Va. and Sanford effective Jan. 15. Auto-Train Corporation President Eugene Kerik Garfield said, "The fare increase Is necessitated by higher fuel and operating S costs the company has incurred during the past year." The proposed tariff change would increase TALLAHASSEE, Flu. The decision, prompted by sidered at the Jan. 4 Board of Florida 'at Orlando, said a Bernie Sliger, president of the base one-way rate for transportation of an UPI) -University Chancellor E.T. York's push Regents meeting in Tampa. fourday work week will be Florida State University, said automobile from $119 to $129. The base onepresidents are calling for to make universities a model The new calendar would take Instituted there during the the lunch hour may be cut in way fare for an adult passenger would go four-day work weeks, shorter for the rest of the state, came effect In Sept. 1981. summer session in 1980, and half at FSU in the future to from $70 to $75 and for a child between the I unch hours and other Tuesday at the monthly Since 1973 the universities also noted UCF was discourage employees from ages of 2 and 18, from $35 to $38. Infants under mimeasures to cut education- gathering of the chief have slashed energy cone developing a program in leaving campus and wasting 2 are free. Round-trip rates and fares are oriented energy use by 15 executives of the nine state swnptlon by 15 percent, but energy education, gasoline during the day. twice the base rate. percent at Florida's nine state schools. York said further cuts are campuses. The presidents also recom- necessary to make sure mended adoption of the modi- money targeted for fled semester calendar to educational programs isn't replace the quarter system endangered by soaring now in effect and bring the energy bills. universities In line with the To stimulate conservation, schedule of 28 community the are universities askLA them to list their first, second and third best and Go to the Head of the Class. Dear Santa, I love you very much I can't whit to you come here. Charges for special accommodations and the availability of discounts for group, and round-trip seasonal transportation would remain unchanged with one exception. Thee percent savings discount on the return portion of a simultaneously booked round-trip would be increased to 25 percent. S Under the law, anyone may protest to the commission, seeking to stop the increase. The commission's rules require that one copy it the protest be filed at its Washington, D.C, office at least 12 days prior to the scheduled date of increase, and should indicate reasons for the objection. The commission also requires a copy be sent to Auto-Train Corporation, 1801 IC N.W., Washington, D.C. 20000. - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Cook Of The Week -1.000 + Recipes" has Gi"ve A Florida Cookbook Cookbook S To Help Cancer Society Chairman Carol Kirchhoff In the mood to test her culinary expertise. Among the area . ' 1 " ByTOMNET order listed. Beat until it looks li ke at 350 degrees for 30 minutes. -Mary Herald Staff Writer whipped cream. The longer you beat it Beth Price, Okeechobee. She supplied Carol Kirchhoff has been In Sanford the better. Pour inmold, set. Serve with the recipe, Mrs. Kirchhoff said Mrs. since 1967 and believes In getting In- French dressing. (Serves 8-10)—Mrs. Price got It fr om t heir mutual good f riend volved with comm unity affairs. James do Gaudeuxi, Naples. Laurie Wontenay in Sanford). Working as a senior la nd appraiser for SHRIMP QUICHE CHICKEN KIEV the county, the wife of county corn1½ cups grated Swiss cheese 12 chicken breasts, boned missioner Bill Kirchhoff Is also a board 1% cups small cooked shrimp, peeled butter member of the Seminole cowgyubrary 2 cups cream chopped ch ives and the American Cancer Society of 3 green onions, chopped chopped tarragon (fresh, if possible) Seminole County. 4 eggs salt and pepper In her-work with the cancer society, Pinch of Lawry's seasoned salt flour Mrs. Kirchhoff came across a cookbook Pinch cayenne beaten egg that is fast becoming a well-thumbed and Pinch sugar bread crumbs, fine dog-eared addition to the Kirchhoff 10-Inch pie crud oil kitchen at 2044 Hibiscus Court in Sanford. Prick pie crud with fork. Place shrimp Have butcher bone chicken breasts, It is called "l + Recipes" and was in bottom of unbaked pie crust. Sprinkle leaving wing bone In. Pound the breasts compiled by Irma Madison and Anne Swiss cheese and onions over shrimp, between sheet of waxed paper, being ThceUo for the Florida Division of the Put salt, cayenne, sugar in blender with careful not to split the flesh. The pieces American Cancer Society. should be somewhat fan shaped. Salt "It's a collection of recipes from all and pepper. 'Sometimes you find a over Florida plus some from a few Make small tapered "fingers" of famous people sprinkled in," explained butter, one for each breast. Roll these in cookbook with a ew Mrs. Kirchhoff. chives and tarragon and chill In freezer The book has over 500 pages and, as the for ½ how. Wrap breasts around butter good recipes, but this title says, over 1000 recipes ranging from tucking In ends of meat. May be secured the simple to the elaborate. with toothpicks, if necessary. A recipe for hocoláWMouue sone has so many It Roll in flour, dip In beaten egg, and plied by a Winter Park cook Is for 75 then roll in bread crumbs. Cook in 360 people and darts by asking for 60 egg will be a treasure degree oil deep enough to cover breasts yolks, but the majority of the recipes are until golden brown. Add salt and pepper from Florida homes that are proven to own on•.' again if desired. Drain on paper towels. favorites. Variation: Spread breasts with Foie The book sells for $10 and is available Gras before wrapping butter. - Charles CAROL KIRCHHOFF at the Cancer Society office in the Sun. W. Adair Jr., Stuart, former Ambassador nfland Corporation building (formerly to Panama. Chase and Co.) at OA and Second eggs and mix athigh speed. Blend cream MISSISSIPPI MUD PIE Streets. It can also be found at Gifts by slightly with wire whisk, then fold into 2 sticks margarine the eggs. Pour mixture into pie shellNan cm First Street. 2 cups sugar Mrs. Kirchhoff explained that except Cook In pre-hested 400 degree oven for 15 ½ cup cocoa for $2.40, the money raised from the sale minutes, then lower the temperature to 4 eggs of each book will May with the local unit. 325 degrees and bake 20 minutes longer, 1½ cups flour "It's well worth it and you're giving to a or until golden brown and custard is act. I tsp. baking powder Serve warm. Will not slice when hot. worthy cause," she said. 1 cup chopped nuts 'Many cookbooks prepared for fund.. Serves 8-10 as hors de'oeuvres.—Mrs. l cup shredded coconut raising causes are often short on useful Crawford Rainwater Jr., Gulf Breeze 1 jar marshmallow creme SQUASH CASSEROLE information for the price asked, but "1000 Cream margarine, sugar and cocoa + Recipes" has a great number of 2 Ibi. yellow Mash, sliced thoroughly. Add eggs, one at a time, Vt CUP chopped onion delicious recipes for only a penny beating after each. Mix dry ingredients 1 can cream of chicken soup each." Sometimes you find a cookbook and add to mixture. Mix well. Add nuts 1 CIQ SOW' ere= with a few good recipes," said Mrs. and coconut. Pour Into greased 9z13 1 cup shredded carrots "4 this one has so many It sheet cake pan. Bake at 350 degrees for 40 I will be a fr..g ," 1 8-os. pkg. hsrb.easosiing duffing and pow' jar o('mar½ cup melted butteir • AVOCADO MOLD ofenallow, crame over hot cake. Leave in Cook squash and onion wtfl tender. pan to cool about 2 hours, then frost. L 1 pkg. lime gelatin. 1 cup mayonnaise Drain. Cenbine soup and sow cream. FR(T1NG 1 cup sow cream MIs with squash, onion and shredded Mix together 1 stick margarine, 1-3rd 1 cup (heaping) mashed avocado carrots. In separate dW cnbin. batter cup cocos, 5 tablespoons evaporated Dissolve gelatlne In % cup boiling and didfhig mix. Spread half 01 stuffing milk, ½ box powdered sugar, 1 tsp. water. Add ¼ cup cold water. Chill on bottom of 8½xll4nch baking dish. vanilla flavoring. Cream thoroughly and mixture. When It begins to set, whip In Spon vegetable mixture over this and spread over cake. Diane Plyler, mayonnaise. Add other Ingredients in sprinkle remaining stuffing on top. Bake Miami. I A'! •.& np:.. . f Cochrane, , ' - , . . IPI .. -. S f ' ! " p '-: ' S,SI . " ______ '• ' . T. Shirley Pe rein a, Emma Holden. Evelyn Anderson and Pat Lacy. Recipes are also featured from Maison Et Jardin Villa Nova Lillian aer and Lawrence Welk. 4 .. .;\ - - recipes are featured in the book are Mary Jo m., ' . : - Herald Photo by Tom P4ets,I ",L KERPO'S CHANTILLYEC by HOUBIGANT 1flJOJT I stmas Savings at your little od department Sto,e! CHANTILLY 1i G IF e t fragrance, soft as. !!' 3-oz. Dusting Powder & I-oz. Non-Aerosol Spray Mist. 80 of JOVAN - GIFT SET MUSK OIL Asmileof a fragrance, as pretty as it I I H ARDWARE STORE 1'O "O Faust's Drug - Store - Tike advantage of this. gift ideas to finish your Christmas shopping early Us. Visa or Master Charge Wednesday, Dec. 19,1979-11 at participating True Value Hardware Stores. 407 1. FIRST ST. Pie yser cesvealsacs : OPEN SUNDAY 3220714 DEC 23rd, 12 N00114 P.M. Who's Cooking? The Herald welcomes seggestloss for Cook Of The Week. De you bow lomesue you wield like to see featured In this spit? There Is some-tldng for every..e In the Use of reki Novice casks, as well as muter chefs, add a differest dimeioei to diving., Please contact OUR. SELVES Editor Doris Die-ÜiCk ab.et yew nm and views is reeking. Give something special. EE015TMAS QIDS ... W TM I swr WIAPPID F MMOT _CNMIT_ CLOCK)$ ORKINAL 14K gdd beads on (id1 TASU&AM$U$M IMDIONUIPT$ITS CNA1L1SCSLOS1 JEWELRY :.- 5 piiucaioi =_ TOYS CUll FLIP PLAIN( WALL ______ — •1., -- 450 Iw I GIFT SET For the new-again soft look. 1-or. . Relax while shoppInl sncIAIiINsusiANDiiéNisIéIcliAM ALWAYS PRISM COPPII- -.-- --.- 4__ - -S S H1MADI Pill __•__ - _-1-__ • _____ — Non-Aerosol Spray ' Mist & 3.5-oz. Perfumed Talc. S • 50 V Iuu the beautiful new fragrance with so many moments. CC.. - MUSK OIL FOR MEN AFj 2C2.PE -oz. earthy & sual Musk. 30 CONCENTRATED COLOGNE SPRAY n\Pr\p\n a AlsoavaiisbIeOib Spray ..... 8.00 I MIT. WUD onto sun AFTERSHAVE COLOGNE - IIA-oz. .0_i.ties CHRISTMAS CA$i1 SILVII TRAYS COLLICTION DOLLS i-oz, spray mist. •. 7 GIFT SET Concentrated centrated ALSO AVAILASLI: : . Captivating Musk. MIT. "Visit our rIstmss loutiqus" N FOR WOMEN ___ S CO CENTRATE 550 PLA$HUll$ •1" FLASH BAU LAIN DITIMP ri,,i 1111116011 , the 14Kgdd chain! ...4 iir is right. 1-02. Non-Aerosol Spray Mist &.13-oz. Purse Perfume. IS Ad 5s 'Ilk MW Gold Nsckch&n. 750 950 am bvk yes w Kaht _ ! gz. ative& ant went. I . JIWILINS SAN P0*D PH. 281151 --- - --S. - -S --- S. __S__•__ p P... 4I.4'I....S-...d..,.,.-.. I- - .., ... — . _. . __ — ---- k r . — . .. -• , .• ., 5 .,, S 4 - -i— - . 44r. II. SIs 1 . rç.z4 - . 16 - . - - - -. -_'-_ - . . - '•:._ • _- - - •• . - - . • .:• ..- . S - '.. •- -. - -' �211—Eving Herald, Sanford, FL Garden Gate Wednesday, Dec. 1, 1979 - fH< * / - TT -ROLEX. __ • - .100 Year Of The Child' ' _4 WV 7 1/ '/ The Heroines of Jericho Deborah Court 22 have as their theme this year "The Year of the Child" and are engaging a project to help the children at Florida United Methodist Children's Home at Enterprise. "Although the home gets some funding from Florida United Methodist Churches, It Is not enough to do all the things that need to be done, this Is why we are giving gifts and therapy dolls to help the children have a happier Christmas and a better new year," said Julia Davis, Most Ancient Matron of the group. "We are also involved In a program to give the children outside experience on a one-to-one basis. A person can take a child off campus at least once a month or more," she explained. "If you decide you would like to take a child on a permanent basis you can get the help you need with adoption arrangements Sex, race or marital status is not important. Time and love are." • The (;arI1Iii Lain txla chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at the Sanford home of Donna Frank. A spaghetti dinner put together by members of the chapter as served everyone before the business meeting. The membership committee reported that the Ritual of Jewels, and also the Ritual of Welcome for pledges, would be ield during the next meeting at Wanda Bronson's home. Meetings for the social and scrapbook committees were set ip for a later date. Ways and Means Chairman Marcy O'Brien reported the arnmgs made on the candy bars which members have been elling. The chapter representatives to City Council reported that he (;al11Il1, Lambda chapter will be responsible for the :ecorations at the Valentine Ball, which is to be held in 'ebruary. at the Knights of Columbus Hall. A Christmas parts' for the mcmbcrs children is scheduled r Dec. 19 at Marc - O'Brien's home. Concluding the meeting for the evening. Donna Frank resented her program. Each member had been asked to bring coupons of different incLs. Members then bid for ech other's coupons, using their wn coupons as a fornioTexcange. After I J1Ie of Beta Buddy Christmas By CAMELLIA CIRCLE Garden Club of Sanford, Inc. In - • - V._ • .' S / - •. I ii ,., .•• i/ - •2 • . , L .f ' I 4 . -. r'— - '4 "- jI. . ç - . 2 .___ %. • .' 4 . • • , '•• IP -- I1Wf7 ; >;L-Lt3•" \'\\ UNCOMPROMISING QUALITY, UNCOMMON BEAUTY: TIME BY ROLEX. - For Information on the program, call Mrs. Davis at 322-4809. George Duncan is Most Worthy Joshua with the fraternal organization. - Rolex is your commitment to timekeeping beauty and integrity. From left: the unusual Rolex Thunderbird Datejust , a self-winding chronometer in stainless steel and 14kt. yellow gold revolving elapsed time bezel, and matching Jubilee bracelet(1625/313). the haute couture round case model in 14kt yellow i....t., i''?• -jij iiui v,,.i u -1 ,.,ih ,,--... urci..eiei (JZflU) and me oyster Hi UDC Reviews Confederate Flag Perpetual Datejust, a classic Rolex self-winding stoty The Norman deVere "Bonnie Blue Flag." a square design, Mrs. Sewell of red to the end of the flag. It Presiding at the business Mrs. M.R. Strickland, Mrs. Howard Chapter of the United In establishing a new said. was ado pted In February 1865. session was Mrs. L.D. Donald Dunn Sr., Mrs. Butch Daughters of the Confederacy southern government in The third flag adopted in However, it was short-lived as Hastings, president. Cornelius and Mrs. Vernon qUDC met at the home of Montgomery, Ala., designs 1863 was ungainly looking, the Confederacy died in Reports were heard from Blackstone. Mrs. H.B. McCall. Mrs. E.W. for a flag were sent in from all according to the speaker. it Appomattox a little more than four delegates who attended The hostesses served Martin and daughter, Julie of parts of the South. had a white filed with the a month later —'and with it, the General Convention in refreshments to 14 members Longwood, were co-hostess. The first confederate of- Battle Flag as a canton. it its flags also died. Daytona Beach. They were attending. The speaker was Mrs. E.A. licial standard was a flag of was ca lled by several names Sewell a member, who spoke three horizontal bars of white including "Jackson's Flag" on "The Confederate Flag". and red and a canton of blue because it covered the coffin She displayed th e four Con- bearing a white star for each of General Stonewall Jackson federate flags and gave the state. It bore 13 stars and was soon after its adoption. backgroun d of each. known as the "Stars and Th e objections to this flag Mrs. Sewell explain ed that Bars." we re that It was easily soiled before any of the designs were The second flag never did and had the appearance of a adopted, some Southerners become an official one, yet it flag of truce when it h ung frequently flew local ba nners has always been the most limp. with a single star on blue po pul ar of the Rebel colors. it was t he refore decided to background, called the This was the "BauleFlag",of add broad transverse st ripe EC chronometer in stainless steel with matching Jubilee bracelet and, like the Thunderbird, pressure-proof I down to 165 feet (1603/218) KaM JEWELERS SUNDAY, DEC. 23rd, 1 to p.m. 112 S. PARK AVE—SANFORD PH, 322.233 OPEN, L._ Is Bad DEAR ABBY: Last summer my sister and her two sons (9 and 11) visited me. 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Now then throttles b ack to lower h eat £ air 110* REQ $4759 SWINGER U BAR.B.O GRILL Baked,nameiv,ret,Qwi hair Cool tip, ready to taste No T621W - .,_- _______ HEATER Heats with forced air NONE 1 39 28816-- MCOPAW lOtION 11N50$ 3999 PRE-CHRISTMAS BRUSH Dry or mist style Auto Control Has SCOOP & lid . Sq 2956 ORLANDO DRIVE PH. 323-7530 THURS., FRI. £ SAT. ONLYI ash., $3495 a)fl88W I 0399 NORELCO CURLY PLUS MIST CURLING Toast. pastry bread DEAR NO WINE: I saM It ISN'T considered proper etIquette hicanee 1$ isn't. Bat rn site. Mated that common ease outrank. etiquette le my bosh, ON not mshe a choice, go do c: Ie.N Nut. ______________ aps,on.te! Vt ZAYRE SHOPPING CENTER to guaranteed with attachments COMFORT 1!999 H.ctory pain vinyl finish Easy to assemble, no 0015 r*edld FRY DADDY Fri.s 6 ser vings P CLEANER Handyportablei,scuum I I RIO 3119 . LJ2888 RIO $3999 £ convenience goods just a matter of com• mon sense. You disappointed me. 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Send $1 md a lOng, stped UL 0mU)_seU-addresaed. it i i madou with BLENDER HAMILTON out to, aisy cisaning NO JIQI AEG 1509 markings No am I- Lantern, Tankard, HAMILTON BEACH It's FMto,.Flo' System helps limp 1111M Two Cycles. Nigular and PW nani Pros, Temperaturo -- II IIVACUUM t( 'FLIPFLASM Blue dot quality A Choow ship's NSivy duty ,.sm.q& bowl lift wine, . Fashions and Beauty Shop 579 [\Jj PUfrER$' DEAR ABBY: A reader recently asked If it was considered proper etiquette to turn his wine glass upside down at a dinner party, and you said t wasn't. Abby, as a non-wine drinker, I have always turned my wine glass upside down to let the waiter know that Ido not wish wine. Otherwise he Is aptto come along and fill my glauwtdle I'm not looking, which Is a foolish waste of WWA $314 Dec 22 *ith Iatifliu*e - • I ' ¼3 Enjoy tO color pictures STEREO SYSTEM Star 00 I I - - 1 1 .~1 1 tbfld'iij nylOfl KODAK PR-1O LLOYDS AM/FM/8-TRACK WATCHES KODAK EKTRA 1 fr - a,. double 155 LCD. - FourxTa6fl l•il to 1 1 88 - radio cassette recorder; Joetta West, third, AM-FM digital clock radio; and John Soyak, fourth, a bowling item donated by Bowl America. Winners of movie passLs and Burger King certificates were Walter Ruckli, filth; Patty Hamilton, sixth; David Haring, seventh: and Janice Spring, eighth. an 140 EL-ats3r1,.g 1999 a a a It. My - The Sanford-Seminole Jayceettes sponsored th Bowl For Breath Bowl-A-Thon for Cystic Fibrosis (CF) in cooperation with Bowl America of Sanford. Over $1,600 was raised for CF. First place winner of the portable television set was Jason Gorman, who had 140 sponsors. Other winners were: Kelly Deftoose, second, AM - Certificates What kind of Christmas gilt can you get for no money down, interest charges and no payment for several months? You can give your child a unique experience by contacting lorida Division of I"orestrv. The Division is offering Christmas gift certificates for its 60 Summer Environmental Program, open to students who 'e enrolled now in the :;ixth through eleventh grades. A $10 depos it is due sometime in the spring, when the child ooses which week to spend at camp and sends in his or her plication. The remaining 550 isn't paid until the child acally arrives at one of the two Environmental Centers. The program is held throughout the summer months at ithlacttoctiet' State Forest near Tampa ) and Blackwater 'er State Forest i near Pensacola ). But the gift certificate is available now, in time to appear in Christmas stocking. For more information on this unusual truing experience, contact Mike Martin at the local Division Forestry office, Sanford, 3234330 (ext. 348). $ 1,600 Raised For C.F. Perfect touch tOfli ifllf psII 4.ksy m•,,io & automatic po*e, off gift - Herald Photo by Tom Vincent Debi Wagner, Jaycettes projects chairman, and Jason Gorman INSTANT PRINT FILM In his guitar case. This same boy used to wear his mother's clothes when he was 4 and 5, • TEXAS INSTRUMENTS but she thought he'd outgrown sister is a strict disciplinarian. "Grounding" $ylpId 4d -t d- p ay . I0tgh black orbro*np 11f.., case Is her choice of punishment. No TI.552.I0/2oRig 1399 What would be your recommendatlon for correcting such ._,....1_ L......elt..t ......lI.. alga 9 tendencies? • I was recently informed by go wns he had modeled, as CONCERNED AUNT my sister that her 11-year-old well as a pair of my highDEAR AUNT: Your sister had taken home one of the heeled shoes! She found them should be counseled by someone who Is familiar with transvest i sm (cross dressing), and learn more W about IL She also should keep UKLTGAMRA__OUTFIT th e channels of cornHa4O0.Ip,.e,j compatblity S munIcatIOn open with her son IACIUOVS £ 110 ca'tI.dg. VV to that he will feel free and unashamed to share his f ië299 S feelings and tendencies with her. Grounding him for something about which may be compulsive Is exactly what she SHOULDN'T do. A The boy needs understanding, not psmhhment, LEX J Has - CALCULATOR,, _ i lIl1l11lI Punishment Choice Selections SMALL 04 LCD. SUPER THIN 'Grounding' Water Level_IssutTi MIDIUM Preparing for the Christmas celebrations Involves many sours of planning. In order to make the most of our time, a little know-how In he preparation of fresh plant materials to be used for lecorations can be put to use. For a background of greens, we can use many of the things rowing in our own gardens. Nearly everyone has podocarpus. 3mall branches can be utilized In wreaths, for filling in at the base of candies, as background for fruit topiaries for dinner ables or other placements. In addition to podocarpus, of course, there are the native iollles, pines, cedar, magnolia, etc. All fresh green materials may be submerged in water several hours, or overnight for best lasting qualities. In addition, this will remove dust and i ncidental Insects. Pine cones may be baked at very low temperature In the ven for a few minutes. This brings out the rosin and makes the ones shiny. The heat also makes the cones open fully for a more beautiful form. We think of poinsettias in connection with Christmas. With so many readily available in our gardens, a few tips on cutting md handling are in order. A few days prior to the actual tioutting, remove leaves from stems to be cut. When a leaf is removed — broken, or a stem cut, a white sap omes out of the stem. If this is not stopped Immediately, the poInsettIa will wilt. Therefore, removal of unnecessary leaves n advance gives the plant time to recover before another ihock of cutting. When cutting, try to cut stem lengths to be ised in arranging avoiding cutting more than once. There are several ways to treat stem ends to stop the "bleeding:" Put end of stem In very hot water; singe with same; dip Into sand; place Into rubbing alcohol. Any of these Mould work. If any sap gets on the hands, it may be removed with rubbing alcohol. When choosing a poinsettia plant for a gift, check to be sure he lower leaves are still Intact. If these have dropped, the )lant is past its prime. 'S SHARP Wednesday, Dec. 19,1979-36 Chapter Buddies Exchange Gifts How ToUse Greens For Decoruring Court 22 Engages In - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. aW Z •Iws,,.. C. BEAUTY SALON ZAYRE SHOPPING CENTER —2954 ORLANDO DRIVE — PH. 323-7530 ," •w. , - _-' F] ---- ;- •:__ L,___ — -] - '_ - 2 -- - - - - - -, 21 2 1 2 2 - ' r j - - -"-- - .' �4 B-Evening Iforaid, Sanford, Ft. Wednesday, Dec. 1, 17t - ury • inds r Tucker GuIlty 0 NabbIngGIrI Legal Notice i CALENDAR WEDNESDAy, DECEMBER 19 Sanford Rotaract, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power & Light, 301 N. Myrtle Ave., Sanford. SanlordSemlnole Jayceettes, 7:30 am., Jaycee building, French Avenue. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Mali Sears. Starlight Promenader,, 8 p.m., DeBary Community Center, Shell Road. Air Force Sergeants Ann. AuxilIary, 8 p.m., McCoy Family Club. SATURDAY, DECEMBER22 Holiday musical puppet show, "The Elves and the Shoemaker" by Puppet Power, 10:30 a.m., Theater on Park, Winter Park. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22 ' '; . in a nearby parking lot and accused the teenager of trying to break (ito Ida car. Shoemaker" by Puppet Power, 10:30a.m., Theater on Park. Wlrder Park. ; When asked If she could Identlly the man who abducted her, girl boo toward Tucker, turned away and pointed in hli direction. She also testified that Tucker slapped her twice during her two days of captivity. u MONDAY, DECEMBER31 Greater Maitland Civic Center New Year's Eve Dance with music by Jack Dnmunond, 9p.m. to 1 a.m. MalUand Civic Center. Breakfast served. Call 644-7187 for reservations, ' _ ; Shuttle THURSDAY, JANUARY: Seminole Chapter Ne, 2 OFS, AV,SaO 8 Seminole Orlando - Winter. Park ______ 322-26N 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS RATES Engineers p.m., North Park ; State to S. MC CAIN ____ ' -- ______________ . ___________________ By Mary Am Deabury Oingi County, Florida DeputyCierk PublIsh:Oecember19,2*,I,79 Cas.N..7ps4s3 jfl10 •' White Estate Hrocr JOHN KPIDER ASSOC 107W Commercial Phone 327 7881. Sanford __________________________ R last long at $92,000. _________ Saford Gracious Iilir6g. Peas. Weekly & monthly rates, utilities pd. Inqure 300 S. Ofk 541.7553. 2' 30-Apartments Unfurmshed -. . _______________________________ acres, prime highway frontage in Oste.n. Presently grove. $15,000 total on good terms. ____________________ j ) t ' ( __________________ asher repo GE deluxe model Sold orig $10935 used Short time Bal $189 II or $19 35 mo Agent 339 8386 .. 24 HOUR W 322-9283 DINING ROOM ELEGANCE BR. 1 bath, 1g. covered patio, and fenced backyard EXTRA room, EXTRA nice, EXTRA liveable, $77,500 ' I REAL ESTATE EAL TOP, 322 7498 - MICROWAVE f..srousel. still in warranty BATEMAN REALTY Peg. Real Estate Broker 2640 Sanford Ave. - / , 0t 3210759 "Well, then, If the presidential election was held today, who would you be Longwoocf, cozy) BR. 20. lots of storage, corner site with trees. I BR-$199 up. Pool. Adults only on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17.92 in Sanforo, Call 323.5670 Mariner's viiiage. - 43otcreage ___________________________________ _____________ INC. REALTORS S30.6133or3)9.1711ev.s STENSTROM _________ -t ' S Need a carpenter? Painter, floor & ceiling tile repair? Cabinet Repair? Door & repair? ________ Paneling, wallpaper I drywall repair? Etc? 3270410, George & Howard. - BranchOffice 3232222 __________________________ FHA-VA,FHA235&245 REALTOR - CARPENTRY MASONRY MIS 3236041 oreves. 3230517 PAINTING CONCRETE All professiona I30 yrs, FREE EST. 3272914or331.71ge -. REALTY ____________________________ ' Leisure World. I year warranty $39,500. BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY PRO PERTY- 12 acres.4 Bdrm, 2 WORLD. $3,100 DOWN will buy 10 acres deeded access to the St. Johns ___________ _______ ___________________ 57.300 TOTAL NICELY WOODED OVER SIZ ED LOT NEAR BAHAMA JOE'S. $8500. (2) 50 LOTS NICELY WOODED NEAR 75th ST. $7,500 TOTAL. ______________________ The sooner you place your classified ad. the sooner you get results. CROCKETT 1Ce1 ciComa, Realtors SEIGLER French (I? 92) Sanford REALTY BROKER 373 5321 3 BR, l'i B econoMical gas wall furnace & range, Fenced rear yd., convenient bc., LR & FIa. rm., ww carp. $39,500. __________________ 2439 S Myrtle Ave. INVESTORS SPECIAL Rental income. 3 BR, IS, owner terms. $33,100. STEMPER AGENCY N. Ernest REALTOR 32249C1 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves. 543.3545 333.95g i" MOIRI Orlando Sanford . 1ZG hALT REAL 5TATE Breher 291N. 17.91, Casselberry, Fl. Eve. 543.3541 Sparkling 5. spacious 251, w.a,nny kit + PR on beautifully treed lot. For only $309001 CIII Quickl $1340 cash tO mint. LoveIyJ SR on approx 1. )dacrew.Iandscapinggaiore. New C.H&A, dream kit., + ___ cathedral ceilIngs. Just Your Bu&ô.,., . ..- - ___________________________________________________________________________________ - ' .--..,.- - -. r" -- -. - -. - • 4, 4• ' . ____ __ . __"::: • • , . -........- - - 62-Lawn-Garden ___________ ________ --- Established plumbing supply 1. Service business for sale, inc. lools, fixtures, Inventory & real estate. Call W. Maliczowski. REAL TOP 3227913 . 47—Real Estate Wanted ) MUSICR''"1 ,, GIFTS ___________________________ L Lackey' Guitar Ctr & Museur,, GITS FOR Over 100 newa. used bargains: Martin Gibson Guild - EVERYONE Yamaha, 2510 S. French (01k S. of Sambos). 373 0911. ) 's-. 5 ____ - - ' --- - CROWN PAWN SHOP 65-Pets.Supplles -- Stereos, guitars, cameras & many other items 1901 French Ave 322 . - _______________________ __ Bicycles for all the family $101 up Call 373 3860 or 1750W, 2nd -. -- --- Pianos, organs, guitars, amps I drums. Bob Ball's Disc. Music Center. 2202 French Ave. 322 2255 - _______________ _.. set, Sanford Auction, 121$ 3. Fr,ch. 373. 7)10. ________ - ________ $65 TAKES ALL Heater, tank, etc. 323-SIl3after4 APPLIANCES & PLUMBING " - THE FAMILY FREE PUPPIES Mixed Shephefd,6Wks 9 GeneraI Electric microwaves I? to choose from. As low as $199 All at close out priCes. iye .SSSW15I 322-2131. &j I 3?2-l$ilor 321 0101 _______________________ Lhasa Apso. 2 grey, I gold,9 old. Loving, intelligent, $l5o ea. 323 1764. 75" F colorconsoles Deluxe cabinets, Were $99 & $799 Now $599 Goodyear. . 372 3571 Antiques-Sterling Silver Gold, Diamonds FREE PUPPIES Toagoodhorn, 373 5092 -...---.--.-.---..__-------------- BridgesAntiques 3732001 WILSONMAIERFURNITURE WE BUY USED FURNITURE & BUY, SELL, TRADE 3lI'31SE.Fuiit. APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur3335433 -niture Salvage, 322-1721. ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED TopPricespaid Usid.anycondition64eII24 ,j- GIFTS FOR FIXTURES. Jenkins Furniture, 205 E. 2Slh SI. 3230911. Zenith COmpont stereo AMFM with speakers. Was $219, now sue. No. .15*4 Goodyear. SSSW.lst. 3222171 ____________ _""\ GIFTS 1; S's 1)' Trampoline $l3Sormakeoff.r FLOWERS I $31 $076 AFRICAN VIOLETS The Greenhouse 3229141 Eves after 6 & weekends • -. ' 9 III _______ HOLIDAY PLANTS Ferns, Violets, Planters Jean Norris 601 Celery Ave. ______________ ________________ _________________ MUG,O I 'L1 \ GIFTS _______________________ ______________________ BIBLE BOOK CENTER Bibles. leweiry, accessories 7$ Hwy 1793 Delary 6464463 - SEIDLER REALTY OVIEDOBLACK HAMMOCK BROKER 5anfor fh06b0 ISOM ____________ $Qacres, $2.000per acre Will buy 151 & 2nd mortgages. We also make Real Estate & Business logs. Florida Mor. tgage Investment, )3S 5, Orange Ave., SuIte 204, Winter 54'k 4UM32. 3fl7832 Orlando 337.577 Eves.3fl-0613,3fl.1547, 3221152, 332 7177 207E.22thSt. 'v ott of total Inventory of br.ind __________ , new interspring bedding. These beds are not damaged or seCOid$ but brand new lop line beddIng sets onIyI Free local delivery. P1011's Sanford Fur. niture Salvage, 17.93, So. of Sanford. 3321731. IJ? FOR HER , _______ ___________________ Select Slyleandwarmthof Daniel Green Slippers KNIGHTS,201E.lst Downtown - 1 ' MERR 1 RISTS !. L __________________________ - I ., ........... •• _J •• ••- - - - - '-• - - S I ______________________________ - MR. T'SFASHIONS Fine Clothing formen 2617 S French 323 6160 Thrill them with boots Dingo & Cowboy Boots by Acme KNIC.HTS. 208 F. 1st. Downtown ________________________ LARGE LOT OR 3 to S ACRES Cash 322-4132 WITH TREES AND GOOD FURNITURE--BEDDING, ACCESS. REPLY P. 0. BOX Wholesale toali. Orlando Whole. Larry's Mart, 21$ Sanford Ave. sale Furn. 2300 Industrial Blvd.,. 1795, SANFORD, FL 32771, Buy & Sell, the finest in used Orlando GIVING DESCRIPTION, furniture, Refrig., stoves, tOOls LOCATION AND PRICE. _________________________ teds. Dbl. motel box springs & WE USED FURNITURE, mattresses, 46-Commercial Property ______________________ K NIGHTS, 20e E. 1st, Downtown colors deliohl the child. Christmas Slippers, we suggest KNIGHTS, 205 E. 1st Downtown For Sale-old piano, needs refinishing. ss or best otter 32) 3616. _____________________ ___________________________ _______________________________ ________________________ --------.FII.LDIRT&TOP$OIL YELLOW SAND Call Clark & I4irt 3737580 ______________________________ _____ THE CHILDREN Pianos & organs as low as $993 Guitars 10 pct of f. AmpliIier, drums. etc. Bob Balls Discount Music Center. 3202 French Ave 377 3755 ____________________ -- REALTOR,MLS 323.5774 Day or Night ,, 0 _____ - '' 4 - - _ - Harold Hall Realty ..- I 43-4OtsAci'ege - Blue colonial maple overstuffed Female Bloodhound, I' yrs. chair in good cond., Magnavox Spayed. Needs good home console stereo system, 6 Call 372 2812 spkrs., cxc. cond., Turquols brocade chanel backed chair, JC Penney early American 68-Wanted to Buy table top AM.FM stereo ____________________ system. 372 7470. -. SlHous.Iiold Goode . Rn. lot, 2300 blk. S. Sanford Webuyyourequity,closein2lhrs. Ave., zonedsingle fern., priced AWARD REALTY, INC. for Quick sale. J. B. Steelman, fl9 3800 - Why buy used? Newbrand name __________________________ Inc. Winter Park, 641 3315. box sorings & mattresses at 20 SUPER NICE 2 BEDROOM, ______________________ - NEED HELP? pct. above dealers cost. Twin, CARPETS, HEAT, FAMILY Call Harold Hall It soIl don't believe that want ads full size, queen & king. Jenkins ROOM. LIKE NEW CON. Realty Inc., REALTOR. 3235774 Furniture, 205 E. 2SIli St. 323 bningresults,tryone,anIi$tan . Dl TION. $29,900. COME .A ---- -------to your phone ring. Dial 323-2611 oi.. RUNNIN'. or si.,m. Losing your home & credit? I will Used full size hotel-motel bed. 3 BR, FP, on 2 pIus acres., catch up back payments & buy . ding. Very clean, $14.95 'a. pc. completely turn. I fenced in equity. 32243)4. NoII's Sanford Furniture HAL COLBERT REALTYIAC. -_ Salvage, 1742, So. of Sanford. MULTIPLE LISTING.REALTOR. 47 A—Mo0't9SgSIBOIJgIst 3228731. __ : 26fl83199931. . Cash for your lotI Will build On lot 0' OUr lot. YEnterprise,Inc. Medal Inc., Realtor 644-3013 Western Shirts $1O.99ea. ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 3l0SenfordAve, 322-3791 Boots for your man Dingo& Cowboy Boots tool 59- M.usical Merchandise ' Lk Moeroe 2 bIks awayl br 3 SR's. C.N$.A, FR, new carpet, sc poICtI $3990 ____________ ....... ----- - ____ List NEW LISTING 2 story, beaut., remodeled older home. 3 or 4 BR's, I' B. New energy saver) ton CH A. Lots -. ____ To 4& Acreage Ynted REALTOR MLS Eve 323.$S :iasslf led Ads are the smallest bIg • -. ___ - II_ 32? 1577 321 0640 ______ news Items you will find kitowits RutTy INC...... 1 ____________________________ anywhone. REALTOR of living area, fireplace. TWO BIG EXTRAS Executive type, 542.500 Will go FHA or VA. £oned comm. & less than I ml. ________________________ greitrm.designorhome fromLk.Mos,roc.2RR-2B,2 -on½acre woodod lot. WoodS. tiuge lots, Fp Slots oi trees.1 42-.Mebjle Homes ______________________________ slonsextonienplusw.w carpet, . 30$ . 62$.3s hWer.com, solarium, walk.In tonic. After Nears . 323.o4es closets, pool plar.ned 1. more. _______________________________ See our beautiful new BROAD. Brand new at $107,000. ____________________________ MORE, front & rear BR's. GREGORYMOBILEHOMES Magnificent VAFHA.235-Con.Ho,'nes NOIOrIOIQDI'. 3235200 Osks shade this 3 BR, 35 In Low Down Payment VAIFHAFinandno IdylIwiidew.formal LI a. OR, white brIck PP 1 prIvacy diier wall attachments AMANA AIR CONDITION. EPS--somp heat 'n' cool models SEMINOLE APPLIANCE 109 N. PalmettoAve. Phone, 3221196 The Real Estate Agency FIGHT INFLATION. Invest In this 2 unit apt. Only $30,000. I NE9IO Panasonic Genius Kelvinator electric ranges. NUTONE Built in Food Center Sanford, Fla. 32771 $41,950. () WE HAVE IT. I BR, lB home for ____ 7; ......- _______ -. MICROWAVE RANGES 1 RR 9TA Amana Rotawave 7 NE7970 Panasonic Genius II MORE, close to City convenlences, t yr. warranty, ________ River, 1 Mati, quality opsrati I vt's. exp. Patios, DrIveways etc.Wayneleet.327.1321 (3)5.O'LOTSNICELVWOODED NEAR PINECREST SCHOOL. Baths, fenced, 7 wells, farm tractor a. mower, MUCH ________ _____________________ ITS FINEST - Many, many Customfeatureslnthislovely3 Bdrm, 2 Bath mobile home. L,rgecorner lot with beautiful view of St. Johns River. Includes covered boat slip at REDUCED From$34,SOOto$31,900.38R,1B, 90x30, 1g. lot fenced, shady. Nice location, excellent value at this prIce. M. Unsworth Realty _________________ NO LONGER USED CAM. GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED ________ ___ - ______ ___ BuildtoSuit-ourlotorvours. p.m. ____ GO 051 EEN C',OIiSp(f TV's $76?. 'p 10 acres or more PIONEER Webuyeauity in houses, apts, 8. MILLERS I REALTY - REALTORS vacant land Lucky In ACRES. Hue out your own 2bI9OrlandoDr Ph 3720352 _____________________________________________________ 4'flNTA5 SELECTION1 WHY-BUY? vestments, P0 Box 79. iomesteac,, bean 1880 Pioneer Apts. for Senior Citizens, Down. JUST LISTEDI 3 BR, 28 home in Beat those high interest rates Sanford, 372 1711 in 1980. As little as 51.000 dwn, _____________________________ TV 'epo 19” Zenith Sold orig. 3 town, veryIean & roomy. See Deltona w.many special REMODEL' - - - -good terms Jimmie Cowan, 310 Palmetto featurest C.H&A, ww carp., 93 75 bal $183 16 or $17 mo Call Roger Smith 327.291.*or Ave. c::1 Fla. 'rm., eat.In kit., & lots Agent 339 8386 0 ' 50—Mãscellaneoijs.for Sale I __________________________ 3317159. FREE ESTIMATES ARE Y011 INTERESTED' morel BPP WARRANTED. ----------------S acre tiled farm Just $34,900. FOAHER I pct. interest to qualifIed 54-Garage Sale ___________________ ___________________ 40 acre orange grove _______I s; ______________ I Moving Sale lamps, dishes, -_buyers. New homes with 900 pasture. COUNTRY LIVINGI 2 BR, 1",B OUT OF IDEAS' braid rugs, outdoor turn monthly payments under $250. Visit E THELI'S ANTIQUES 1 Jam Up Hair Styles & Mobile home on a S acre mini. stereo, etc. 323 5953 Moving or thinking at u.r.)qv Low down payments. Jeans H. Ernest MORRIS Sr. )BEDPOOM,2 BATH. FAMILY __________________________ farml CH.A, eat.in kit., w.w W of I 1. old SR 16 at "76' sale' lot of work? w' bu Levis-JunIor &Missy ROOM, EXECUTIVE. $300 Wheelchair for Sale Station. Paola 322 5871 carp., & morel Lots of from or sell for you Req. 3 Bldg. lots in Geneva & 1 lot in TopsL Dresses 002 French Ave REAL ESTATE Broker i MONTH. SEIGLEP REALTY, potential I Only $32,900. CHEAP CDANNY S AUCTION SAILS * _____________________________ Paola. Good terms & owner BROKER. 3210640, 3271577. 290 N. 17.92, Casselberry, Fl. 322 3100 Christmas at the Chinaberry will hold. 0)4*200 Eve. 542.365% Tree Anhiq5. 1106 W 1St SI. SUPERI 3 BR, 1", B home in 20 A I KAMP GROUNDS Boots for your CoWgirl Oak tirewoodtorsale Primatives china glass.sllver. W. wiots of eztrasl CH, ww are havIng difliculty finding ' You 1) ml. West 01 1.1 on SR 46 to Dingo & Cowboy Boots -3 tIP W-FR. clean 8. ready to 2 BR House Fill your Pick upS-b carp., dining area, Fla. rm., original creations, a place to live, car to drivp, a Orange Blvd. Thurs., Dec. move Into. Cell to see. 132.900. I KNIGHTS,205Els%Dovmlown 323.4120 . Cell 322 3717 . porcii, S. many more extrastI iob, or some service you have 20th, 1 5 PM C.00d assortment __________________________ AFTER 4PM BPP WARRANTED. Yours need of, read all our want ads of crafts etc. Y'al Cornell 3 tIP Furn., gas heat, Insid, Finesel.ctionp,ercect for $37,500. Call 3232222 for rn&"1u) every day. Side by-Side relrlgerator, $75; -_ utility rm. Priced it only earrIngs. $3.95 up 3 BR, II house. Sanford area, IntO. Ricitic Iable, w-2 benches, 526,950. Gwaltney Jewelers 2045. Park - rv..doan w.fwced bk yd. CRAFTS full size baby bed w.rnattress, 55--Boats & Accessories L, --------$322 mc. LAKEFRONTI 2 BR, I S home $25; Oak porch rockers, $79.95; OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK - MAYFAIR GOLF COURSE LOT on sPacious oak shaded, metal office desk, $70. Jenkins Jo un House of Handicrafts 90'x200' WITH A SPLENlandscaped lot In nice neIgh. ROBSON MAR INE Furniture, 205 E. 25th SI. 373 Handcrafted Gifts ALLFLORIDA REALTY I REALTY WORLD. DEROIjS VIEW. $20,000. 2927 Hwy 1797 borhoodi Eat in kit., Fla. rm., 0981. _____ Fairway Plaza Sanford -------OF SANFORD HURRY' REALTOR Saiford,FIa 37771 porch, and much morel A buy FORHIM 251.4 S. French Ave. 001 $29,900. LAST OF FIRE SALE .. -. 3220231 3fl- 3772,j72 0779 85 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED. APPL lANCES __________________________________________________________________ COUNTY ROAD FRONTAGE I Refrigerators & Freezers: Identity Bracelets-Money CIips 57-Sports Equipment 4I'. BEAUTY Sanford's Sales Leader " t "ano oronaao Concourse IN OSTEEN AREA. $800 PER WE ENGRAVE 1II' Amana Energy Saver ref. __________________________ GIFTS 117 x 101 building lot with (Cl)] ACRE WITH TERMS ___________________________ C.waltney Jewelers 204 S. Park I I16' Amana Energy Saver 9 cd. trees. $5,000 with $1,100 down SW model 59, 9mm, auto, nickel 2 77' Amana Side by Side ref. 322 2420 and interest only for's ysprs. 35 ACRES LAKEFRONT HIGH finish. Must sell. $750. Lots of Beautiful lewelry. fabulous The Real Estate Agency I 1' Amana Deepfreeze extras 6656128. call aft. 5 GROUND. TALL PINES, His Comfort is important perfumes, & cosmetics for I Used Kelvinator 0' ref. frost. _______________________ mc, Realtors ANYTIME . OVER 800' FRONTAGE ON HANDYMAN'S SPECIAL every beauty need. MERLE DanlelGre,nSijpp5 free -----. ?13S .r S French (I? 971 Lots of potential in this 5 MILE LONG LAKE, OSTEEN NORMAN 110 Park Ave. KNIGHTS.201E.lstoowntown;s; QUASAR 2 hr VIDEO TAPE Sanford Multiple Listing Service 58-Bicycles AREA.$7,s0O PER ACRE. Bdrm. home. Excellent terms. 3333321 machine $300 ________ -____________ Owner anxious, $31,500. S ACRES NEAR TRANSFER Speed Queen washers. Stainless 2565 known cosmetIcs 30 Schwinn Boy's lOspJ steel tub, heavy duty. Bicycle - girls' 70" high rise STATION OFF UPSALA o. 41-Houses lXt off wilt, this ad Tues to REALTORS 27" frame. I yr. old deluxe model Ilk,' new $80 NEEDS FILL. $10,900. Speed Queen dryer 3 temp. auto LIA PARK MOBILE HOME LIVING AT Sui, only 37) 5887 $123, 3720782 value for $50 )23 0197 cycle. _______________________ TFRMS AVAILABLE, • ____ _______________ _______________ - ' me _______________________________________________________________________________________ - - _______ .. . _________ DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION I -______ _____________ 4o _____ Parts no ______ . ligagesougm „,,& Sold -- _________ ' If theresa better way owned by omen Sos N.. 1 flight functions are being Robert Dowsiing, said ,, me as lieriff of Seminole Cesinty, All Werk Guaranboo to say It I don't property Merwoed, Peimsylvania ; Flsria, and I havi levied upon the ..., simulated. And It f Lic.nwd bsing located in Seminole County, you be rIchly blelsil. 333.1007 Insured YOU ARE NOTIFIED ft an following descrIbed property The question facing the com'ts, the penal iaid, Ii "the nut Flonid, more particularly wishes Sandal Rowe. -f smutly ADOPTION i l:_. owe which one or a few property ewnirs can be forced to mt by •y Justice, sale dosaibed as follows: tiled in behalf of the above-styled propertybeinslocofedin$ni.j are giving tecImlciass the .;l.rwrM.a stat. policy of thorellne mid nuvarlal psisievetlos .' Doe 1974 CadIllac 4.deor hardtop minor children and you iwisuar-:,Ir — _ fr Io, etjfInile, whit, In color *1511 r,sul,ed to serve a copy it pare County, Florida, more par. to benefit the gen -ai public. tiaIarly desa toU; black vinyl top me schdal.d d,fens, if any to It en JOHN R. loutt,wsst % it Let 45 (lees that ID Ne. 40054111at71 "lb. costs of benefits flowing to lb. pub& at was at 2:11 Monday. An . poqg lying -:1 wing stored at Demacs hi Fern - HUFF RAN JR., piin £UTSLES PAINTING 5.' tarney, WSISSI aidt' fo N, be basis by the p&," it siis acc.ra is met , . Oetsdfmiklalkmnglalc,r, Park, Plerlia REPAIR_lfflvlo,.Enterlo, Painwthi Ave., Orlando, PhirMa ni IISanolhSW fist, dIpWu*&bta êc iecsr it Siminohe FREE EITIMATEScaii314 propoirl developmnu calls (es constructiosi over later blamed on an ut the undoiiipied N sherIff of 33ISI iii or bifoui Ii JIiw.iy, County. Fletidi. Rngsalaren I timebosle SemInole CMy, Florida, will at 190, and file the a od rer1diutiai Mite to bias, 73,118 p5( Snigloil *1111 the and the uRdSrslgsel as Sheriff overlOidsd CirCidI breaker, ilie A.M en the d day of We DO wads wln.ds..uil if clerk of this cer$ eitr before walmambig, N. lob tee 5snin The cosit accused UI. Cabinet .1 net '1i"4 g the good forced a fly, and a half hoer January, Ceimfy, Florida, will ._ . sItwIl or big, Inferior or an. AD. 190, offer f 5af service Is mae en the piaWitIff's 11.10 AM. en Ifie 10th Øy of and sad to 'iso lUeliest bldd, for of he deI$7. lb. attorney aol, trIer. Pressure cleaning. . ___Immediately Dember AD. 1979, after for late casl si loot to any einf The bearing omor (euid UI. ds,t'cpnud 1Wrtery In ( the Nd Mast Mosiday esissing lions, at ISis all thereafter, .htsirwis, a dsfoult end sad is the liighed bidder, for Fneid (West) Will be entered agoinsi you for 1ow areas d detrininual in two, lb. CibisI evening, a noqus the cash, sl*Iod Is any d all cowl aket Door it the SemInole County iif lSIflafldOd Iii 114 COffl$5i,W oo*tkip liens, at the Ftnt (We) CI(Pfl1. PaintIng. MaiM. SLIM Csir*evs. In lanterd, Fiends, orpetuIn BUDGETS jj ':ieal.dheqplhenwt,Mwas.msst1.(antesyin.very ___ _____ the above described Personal WSoOIImyjjp.1 Door SI the Seminole County it ad tPPSL tic. S NOL$TISSD WITH VMUs1 befor, the 7:41 Imuletsd ,3$345 lpehred 9144w,' FROM THE WANT AD . COLUMNS. That said sale Is being male Se this Ceist en thIs 11011 day 114 ae descr sit of several real property. fr1Ig December, 1079, also scored the Cijdn,t far That said sale is being mile to to $nggeM ohmige that hasasand measlremests satisfy Wie terms it saW Writ of' ISEAL Executjn. ____make the de slop'iw,4 el1g for NI*v5.l. satiety the terms it said Writ if _______________________________ ARTHUR H. S1CKWITH JR. taken by the sequencer 'r' John I. POlk. r "While giruan cliNly han lbS rigist to espripristi ot of AS Clerk so the Court . Sheriff £. , Sy: Eve C,ab$,ee :riras.property (orperpesan —'- to the general plic, . $sminl County, Flinidi turd e$tempt me at As Dspijty Clark ma pij D.comber I), IC, 10. require a Coijnty, FlOrida prp1y owner to bear the cod of 1:41 p.m. 1979 PubIlaj Dicoinwi 12, 19, 2*, 1979 Tusadsy. But 15 ad Jamiary L 1910 Publish November 1$ fld tj!'tosId, . ... :*sth geaera1 aid January3. 1* btogl"uia4$. DEQ.34 S. 13, 19,1979 __________________________________ . ____________________________ 22 a 53-TV. Radio. Stereo Black?. White TV's they HERB'S TV 2597 5 Sanford Ave 323 1734 - — 4 Sale ______________________________ - , , ____ -- -- ,-n, ' ____ ______ - the least apathetic about?" ____________________________ ____________________________ FORRESTGREENE 31-Apartments Furnist ___________________________ ' The I $20 ea while ' ____ Originally $819, assume I -_________________________ payments of $21 mo Agen, . . I, owr.er 10* 0Et '.es. 6 cyl gets good mL $2,000 322 1197 : Hwy 92. I mile west of Speedway. Daytona Beach. w,ll hold a _____ — _____ public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30. It's 77-Junk Cars Removed the only one in Florida. You set I the reservea price. Call 901255. top Dolarifor junk & used $3fl for fuflhr details. cars, trucks & heavy equipment 3 "° -- .... JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'69 tc 'JUNK CAPS '75 moctels. Call 3399100 or $34. From $IOto $50 460$ IDealerl CatI 322.1671; 32' 1160 Will buy iunk Auto Batteries, $5 Battery Shop 78-44torcycles __________________________ 107W 27th St 373 9111 _________________________________ 76 Suzuki, C.R 3806 spd Free Battery Check _____ New tires & battery. 1800 Battery Shop 1309 107W.27thSt. _____ _________________ 3239111 ___________________ _____________________________ _________________________ ___________________________________________________________ PuSh button controls has REALTORS . 2llONnford Ave. 331.7912 Modern 2 BR, 10, CHA, ww carp., fully equipped kit. Near Seminole Hosp. a. downtown. $233 mo. plus sec. dep. 3220341. ________ 80-Autos for 513 rear end for sale $t00or bestotfer 32) 9114 Refrig Sears Cold Spot Ft wh, good cond.. $100 Ui 9157 aft 6. all day whends ____________ ______________ . - 76-Auto ________ 4 Wh drive Jeep p i, 1973 -- _____ - 76 Ford Pickup, 6 Cyl.. Std. trans. C.00d cond Gets good m, 57.500 322 1755 ------ ______________________________ KENMORE WASHER -- Parts, Service. Used Machines MOONEY APPLIANCES 3230697 - - Estate Commercial & ReSi dental Auctions & Appraisals. (all Dell's Auction, 32) 5670 - , _________________ .' 52-Appliances - — 79-TruCks-Trailers 72-AUcilon ________ _-. Danny's Auction 322 7010 Buy Sell Consign .762!.flfpLe 323 5772 '.,. - ,, NIALTOI .mitn () - 1978 Singer Futura Fully auto, repossed, used very Short time Original $593. bal $181 or ____________________________ $71 mo Agent 339 8386 I -- I _____________________________ ' ____________ ____ ____________ ______________ _______ Motorcycle insurance BLAIR AGENCY 3233866or 323 7710 c Refrug RePOAMANA I? Cu ft Sold originally $514. flOW $7.16 or $7 -Agent 339 8386 Call Ba rt (2)2 BR Apts., (1) 1 BR Apt. No pets, carpet _______________________ Sanford Ave. 269.7377 78-tOrCyCle5 I t41 P4C'H?IX ANT IOUFS 20 pct itt ,ili' on antauc ctnng rm (t',IrS wth I) SttS to select trom ,' it thru Dec 23. also nt 1 . refinishing Free pick A delivery Come see US I4i. y .il9 I 'ii N of Ovedo ItS - REALTy Longwood.Lk. Mary Pd Good terms. slo.soo. 4' acres on Orange Blvd. in Paola, Owner will finance. $24,450. . _______________ I acre bldg. site on lake off Furnished Rooms For Rent lhquire 601 Magnolia Ave. ___________ I ____ _________ ::':\S\ ROp5 2ChOicebldg. lots in Dreamwold $7,000 for both. FUPNITUPF & THINGS Buy?. Sell New?. used Furniture 0 S Sanford Ay 323 6593 :. I "'- ______________________ NO QUALIFYING 3 BR home New Central H&A & Carpet Owner will finance substantial dwn $33000 327 2787 Lakefront living is avail in th5 elegant 3 BR. lB home. Situated on 4' acres complete w.1B, 10 Quest rott. Won't , 71 --Antiques _______ lots of shade trees Only $79,900. NO BROKERAGE FEES , _____________ 51-Household by Gill Fox I 3 RR,1BOfl2lt all Ienced, FP, ? NEED CASH? Use Your HomeAs Security Call Us For Terms Tower Financial Serv. 1000.241.2469 SIDE GLANCES ______________ Spac,o,,,s 3 BR, 20 luxury home, pool, tropical paradise, Many Many extras Must see. All for $55,900. VA.FHA terms available. 25-Loans - )rywall, Ceilings, and Walls days to buy the mangroves. LawI&Iaiptii. some progress Tuesday Diamond R. Fertilizer Co., Inc., repaIred. Res. & Comm.. Plaintiff Deputy Attorney General Ken Tucker said his office was they actually got past the January 2,9, ifflOdal 5. Addilletis. .fl. DEQ-U ,digestffig the 27-page rulIng, released Tuesday, to determine a liftoff tage of NOTICI OF SHERIFF'S CalI*31.smorwll2* ______________________ CENTIFIEDLAWN aT. Justice, it al Defendants SALE :,cowse of action. I LANp things went awry. INTNICIRCUITCOIJITINTN'I NOTICIOPSNIRIFP'S NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN EIOHTIINTN JUDICIAL FREII$TIMT.S333.?$02 The SALE Hideclinedtocommenonwerumjgn 4infnide simulated thatbyvirtueofthatce,talnW,It FIrsCIRCUIT, CIVIL DlVl$I, IN' NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN flight of the Colombia Is UI, of Execution Issued out of and env1 mmental land program. Bit he said it certainly AND FOR $SMlNI COUNTY, that by virtue of those certain under the seal of the COUNTY FLORIDA featured past of a flve'day, Court up the costs of the program. Writs of Execution Issued out of — of Seminole County, Fiends. CAll NO. 79153$ CA .AA Tree Service 1. firewood. $5 the respective courts as listed around.the.clock dress upon a fInal ludgement rendered IN THE The Cabinet, sitting as the Florida land and Wates' & p, you PU or we o THU abovs.moreparticviarlytha$writ rehearsal of Øp • all the in the itorsiald Court on the 13th ADOPTIOIIMATTES )udicatoq Commission, denied a deliver. 339.5345. Webuy wood. ' iWiN out of and under the seal of day PAINTING of July, AD. 1977, in that BRENDA MARIE operational crews and certain case entItled, Little Grien build a major resid Mlii ROZANC, the Circuit Court of Orange -_ .. Re$dStltiaIICo.,i,iietd.I __L, syMasnsofthetrouhI.plq a minor; Ceunty, Fiends, upon a final Housi, Inc., Plaintiff, .$. afts ' 7714137 FREDERICK THOMAS ROZANC me Cabinet acted after a heasing IWTIIneJ said remove] of Space Shuttle. The te$s DownIng db.a Green LeafRobert judgment rendered in the . Nun. a minor; aforesaid court on the 11hI day of ?4he mangrove fords would iuhetaslally increase the riak of began at 4 p. sery Supply, Defsndat, which MELISSA MAE ROZANC, -_- It's emy to place a Classified Ad May AD. 1979, Is that CertaIn case aforesaid Writ of was in s rrosmdistg bays because they absorb nutrients hours behind schedule - and delivered to me E*utio We'll even help you word it. amino,, antillid R. Pertillar Cs., Animal Ksvii Kennals as SherIff if Call 323.2*11. would etherwise waak Into the bay. Inc, Plaintiff vs. J.T. Justice, are du. to end Friday Seminole County, Florida, and I TO: NOTlCEOpACyN Defen4ants, whid aforesaid for beIng my customers & Th. project also was opposed by the cosity commiMion and have levied .çsn the fIlliwin. Many of Use Frederick T. Brown of Execution was delivered so FREE ESTIMATES described property friends. .,- 4-bsis envelopes, pickup & delivery, etc. Very reliable, 8308061. __________________ __________________ k I ________________ Wantei Partially disabled man w! like piece work, addressing _______ . • . Situations IUlllIIlIIllIlIIUIIlIlIIii..ii.i.. CUSTOM HOMES BUILT Julie. AIterat 5. Tailoring. Mon a. Womsns garment, 5,0, SALINT fitted to your sIre. Altamonfe 322154$ Spas. 3314439. CIrPIIWry, Painting, Roofing, £ _______ Gen. Repairs. Licensed a. Bonded. Free Estimates 323. làyCa,'. 503Saftef$p.m. TO: Robert S. McCain RESIDENCE UNKNOWN Publish November 3$, and Lilt Known Mailing Ad. 5, 12, 19, 1979 dress: 1329 Kingsley, Mt. Clemens, DEP.107 Michigan YOU ARE HEREBY Ssmia.leCeam?y,pl.a NOTIFIED that an action for CaNN..7S.ZSPSI dissolutIon of marriage has biifl Joseph HarrIs Company, Inc., filed against Case ,ll. 2l'- ______ ______________ Numa Inmsnb ,, said. LI I. ____ g control officials ordered Ponders fr*trated again (i flfr of. They Bald forts to simulate the launch simulator controLs failed and flight Into orbit of the receive a proper signal from you, and you are PlaIntiff TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON to serve a copy your formerly Hani.tt's Beauty Nook spaCeshuttle,setuptoday for Ihespac.craftlndlcatingthat requIred written defenses to It, it liCE. lit $t.3fl.57 any, on FoyE.JusticeandJ.T.Just, the solid fuel booster rockets CARROLL BURKE, Attorney lu..uIIU.mII.Juu..iiuii. for Personal Representative of the the test, PetitiOner, whose address and esternal fuel tanks had is 412 Defendants Estate of WI.. Justice, Deceased, Sanford Atlantic lank Building, Three times in two days the separated troll) Columbia O,* Sanford, TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) -The state is trying to decide FlorIda, and file the two astronauts of the backup schedele. Cli'cwitCeiirt original with the Clerk of CIrcuit MEINTZER T'ILE ' )f It will seek a relsearing or appeal a decision to the Supreme Seminole County, Florida New or repaIr, crew, Air Force col, Joe Courl, Sanford Seminole County, "The protüm appears to be leaky shows,, our ourt that could have a significant Impact on Florida's Case Ne. P7.2*31 CA 17K specialty, 25 pt's. Exp. Fioridaonorbeforethe llthdayot FMC Cor-ation, Plaintiff Engle and Navy Cmdr. in the simulator," Mid IPICC -_to protect environmentally endangered lands. January, AD. 1910 otherwIse a Richard Truly, have buckled center spokesman Dick default will be entered against you for th. relief demanded In the J.T. Justice, it al Defendants themselves at the controls of Young. 'aggn1.kjç m. nlih)g overturned the Cabinet's denial of a permit for a ' Civlt Ceert _______________ Petition. Th. actual maiden fligIg of .. residential development In Lee County that will require the rocket plane Columbia, Seminole County, Florida WITNESS my hand and off lclal AItIratle,D, sitting In its hangar at the the Columbia is scheduled seal on this the 11th day CaseN..77.21,*3K removal of 1, acres of mangrove forests Leonard Werthelmer, Jr., etc., Drapes, Upholsft a: The state cannot prohibit a property owner from any Keimady Space Center. December, AD. officially for Jime, but It hu a 1979. Plaintiff . 3234707 (SEAU Uwee times they've had 5010 chance of being delayed ;: beneficial use of his land without paying for It, the court said. Arthur H. 5.ciiwtm .V5. to unbuckle and get out until lember, spice ofC$erkofClrcuitCour, J.T. Justice, it al idants m.3.jsig, panel orod the Cabinet to Iu the permit If without completing the ficlals Circuit Cowl Seminole County, Florida have CANAVERAL, Fin, - Space ein 1 II , By: Eleanor F. Iuratto.$. Deputy Clerk Giry E. Maswy Eeq. 14$ WhoopIng Loop Altamonte Springs, Florida 32701 Respondent ye I • , thergaftir, otherwise, a judgment IN THE AND FORCIRCUIT COURT, IN maybienteredagainstyou,orthe demanded in the Petition. FLORIDA SEMINOLE COUNTY, relief WITNESS my hand and official CIVIL ACT ION NO. n.1179.CA44. seal of this Court on the 26th day of E November, 1979. NOTICE OP ACTION (SEAL) iN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF ARTHUR H. IECKWITH, JR. LAURIE MC CAIN Clerk of Court Petitioner ROBERT CAPE angro I 1 Petitioner's attorney on or before UNITED STATES January 2nd., and flie the original OISTR ICT JUDGE the Clerk ofor this Court, eIther PublIsh November 21, 2$, withattorney, _____________________________ Immediately and Frusffllted Again Fvi I 1* Sunda9 - Noon Friday THURSDAY, DECEMBER ; CLASSIFIED ADS Saleslady,exp. in ladies' reedy The Board of Trustees Of the to.wear, apply in person only. Seminole Memolal Hospital In. No phone calls.RoJay, 11$ E. vites bids upon the following: S.. Sanford. Air Conditi. ompressors Additional Information, plans _______________________________ s.aci bar. part.tirne, neat & and specifications are available at mature must be able to work 0ffic of th Meseilats Manager. flex. hrs. 1. weekends. Apply In All bids Shall be mailed to th. person. Stuckeys Pecan Shop 44C lIne Materials Manager of the 1 time 1.4 & ce, Sanford. Seminole Memorial Hospital, 1101 39c a line _________________________ 3 consecutive times East FI'* Street. Sanford. Florida 1:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. 7 consecutive times 1k a HIll P01 ICE OF F ICE P - The ORLANDO, Flu. (UPI) - James Keith Tucker, a &Ue 337ll. All bids Shall bipoitmarked MONDAY thru FRIDAY Orlando Civil Service Office not later than the 7dey of January will be scheduling candidates sniffing teenager, is scheduled to be sentenced Jan. 3 for the 1910. ed shall be received on or SATURDAY 9 Noon 3 lines Minimum _________________________ for the examination for Police kidnapping of a 5.year.old girl during the theft of her parents' before the 4 day of January 1910. Officer, beginning Monday, Opening of such bids will take car at a Daytona Beach motel July , December 17. 1979 through place at the Office of the Materials Friday, January 4, 1950. In. A federal court Jury deliberated eight hours before finding Manager of the Seminole terested persons should apply the løyearold ex-convict guilty Tuesday night of kidnapping Memorial Hospital at 5:00 o'clock Noon The Dog'Before Publication in person to the Orlando Civil little Caroline Thompson and keeping her captive for two days. A.M. on the 7 day of January iwo. Service Office, City Hell Seminole Memorial Hospital Annex. 440 S. Boone Avenue He also was convicted on a second count of transporting a reserves the right to reject any ________________________ ________________________ (directly behind City Hall) stolen car across state lines. 3nd all bidS. ________________________ _________________________ Monday lhrough Friday, 5:00 He was arrested in South Carolina two days after the ab Publish: Dec. 19, 20, 21, 1979. am. to 3:00 p.m. Orlando is an DFQ duction and the girl was recovered unharmed. ________________________ Eoual Opportunity Employer. STiTIS OThVRT s-Good Things to Eat The darkhaIred, boylshlooking Tucker, who had nervously UNITED ' _______________________ _______________________ Wanted hairdresser w clientele COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OP chewed hlsnailsandlIpduringmuchofthetrj,wcaan for young aggressive shop. FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION -• FOR SALE Combination women's sports looked down at hIs feet when the verdict was read. Caroline CASE NO. fl.536-ORL.CIV.R - Why Be Lonely? Write "Get A C.rafruit, Oranges & Lemons. wearstop1. beauty salon. Pay UNITED STATES OF AMERiCA, Mate" Dating Service. All Thompson and her parents were absent when the verdict was Plaintiff, P U HutchisOn. high percentage. Call 3229331. .vs. PERCY MILTON, ages. P.O. Box 6071, Clear. announced. 3221035 0:30 to 4:30. WILLIE AARON FLEMING, and water. Fl. 33310. _______________________ U.S. District Judge George C. Young scheduled sentencing the unknown heirs, deviSe, BabysItter wanted days, my grantees, assignees, Ilenors, for 8:30 a.m. Jan. 3. The maximum federal penalty for kid- creditors, _4_g, & Found home, own trans., for S mo. trustees, or other napping Is life Imprisonment. The other charge is punishable claimants, by. through, under or . old. Also, sitter needed for . occasional eves. 323.7017. against the ESTATE OF MATTIE by up to five years In prison, LOST male sulpoint Siamese, MILTON FLEMING, dcce.$ed; vic, Normandy Blvd. Deitona. Tucker pleaded innocent because of temporary insanity. MERRY CHRISTMAS and all unknown parties having or io. attorney told the Jury the youth was high on glue at the time of claiming to have any right, title or ______________________ interest in the property herein, __________________________________ Creative______________ the crime, and not responsible for his actions. ******** _______ Expressions 322.7513 Defendants -NOTICE OF SUIT Psychiatric testimony during the week-long trial conflict and ORDER FOR UNNAMED 18-Help Wanted _____ on the question of Tucker's sanity during the abduction. Some DEFENDANTS TO APPEAR STOP AT AAA Will biby sIt in my home of the expert witnesses said he was competent to stand trial AND PLEAD (SERVICE BY SOYOU CAN HAVE AVON PUBLICATION). TO: ALL others claimed sIx years of glue sniffing turned him schizo- unknown 322.1416 FIGHT INFLATION heirs, devisess, lagatees, A VERY MERRY phrenlc. grantees, assignees, lienors, --------_________ .__ Sill Avon. Increase your earnlnc For details. call. During the lengthy deliberations, the Jury returned to the creditors, trustees, or other 8-Eating Places _______ CHRISTMAS 1.541.4157 or 544301! claimants, by, through, under oi .---- _________ ---courtroom several times to ask the Judge to redefine lega against MATT1E MILTON — - TYPIST terms dealing with sanity, drt intoxication and intent. At one FLEMING, deceased; and all BegInnIng Dec.14 RN, ii & 4.12, full & part time, Now Is the chance to show your point jurors asked for a dictionary but the judge denied the unknown parties havIng or Breakfast now being served Ct Apply in person Sanford NursIng skills claiming tohave any right, title or McKInney's Lounge & request. I Convalescent Center, 950 interest . Restaurant, 300 Sanford Ave. In the property Metlonville. BOOKKEEPER Young told the seven women and five men on the jury they hereinafter described. You are from 4a.m..12 noon. Food also Full charge, accurate typing hereby notified that an action has served on disco nights. had to decide "did the defendant knowingly, willfully and been instituted against you in the ___________________________ WHY SAVE IT ... SELL IT unlawfully seize, confine, kidnap or carry away Caroline above QUICKLY with a Fast Acting, CASHIER Court by the United States 9-Good Thngs to Eat Thompson?" Low Cost Classified Ad. Docredit checks, excitIng& fast. of America, to foreclose the paced lob Tucker, from High Point, NC., was convicted of abducting mortgage on the following Na, grapefruIt, tangerines, described property: Lot 21, LONE the child from a parking lot of the Holiday Inn Oceanside at PINES, oranges. Picked to order. Will PART-TIME ASSISTANT MANAGER according to Plat theroo Daytona Beach while her father, Russell Thompson of Dun. recorded in Plat Book 12, page 21 _Tk._Crumleb' 32202*7. Learn all phases of business CORRESPONDENTS woody, Ga., was checking into the resort hotel. Caroline and of the Public Iecords of Seminole Prime Navel Oranges County, FlorIda, and you ire or WAREHOUSIMAN Tfl0th Rachel, were waiting In the car when Tucker dered and required to appear and $3.50 Bushel WANTED Capable of running forkllfl & 3225312 jwnPed Into the front seat, shoved Mrs. Thompson out of the plead in said action, and file your gei. labor To write news of local interest car and sped away. answer with tne Clerk of this Court ______________________ from LONGW000 • SAN. at Orlando, Florida, and to serve a Legal Notice LICENSED PLUMIER FORD, WINTER SPRINGS, Mrs. Thompson took the stand during the trial and told the copy thereof upon the Plaintiff's Airconditianerexperience CASSELBERRY and If you jury of her frantic efforts to rescue Caroline from the man she attorneys, Gary L. Betz, United IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP have a knack for gathering the i States Attorney, and Elizabeth A. THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL identifIed as Tucker. COOKS social news from your Jenkins, AssIstant United States CIRCUIT Exp. orwill train IN AND "i ran, crying, 'let me have our daughter," Mrs. Thompson Attorney, Post Office Box 2593, SEMINOLE COUNTY, respective community to be FOR FLORIDA presented in a column in The said. "I knew she could not get out of the back seat. The door Orlando, Florida 32*02, not later CASE NO. 79.2246 CA.19.E WAITRESSES Evening Herald, we want to was locked. She was crying, 'Mama." thanJanuarv2l. 19S0. If youfailto IN RE: The Custody of Chancetobecharming talk with you. do so, judgment by default will be ZACHERY HAVES CURTIS. Hours after the abduction, the Thompsons appeared on entered against you for the relief NOTICE OP ACTION AAA EMPLOYMENT Contact:RIS DIETRICH television and issued tearful pleas for theIr daughter's return, demanded in the complaInt. TO: 12 French Ave. 323.5174 Ills, ORDERED that the above Two days later, a couple vacationing in Myrtle Beach, S.C., ROGER 1. CURTIS Cornerof 10th 1 French OURSELVES EDITOR notice of suit and order for un "Your Future Our Concern" recognized Caroline from television news reports and called named defendants to appear and 7179 Estrella 322.2411 9.Sdaily Mon.Fri Mt. Morris, MIchigan police when they spotted her outside a motel. plead (Service by Publication) e YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a -. * * * * * * * * WANTED ______________________ 5hid Tucker was preparing to drive off with the child when South by the United States PetItIon for Determination of Local business needs a qualified Marshal In a newspaper of general Custedy has been filed against you Carolina authorities arrived at the motel. Caroline WU circulation in Seminole County, and SECURITY OF F ICE RS manager for restaurant ope. you are required to serve a rescued unharmed and Tucker was arrested. Florida, once a week for sIx (1 Copy ration. Must be bondable, re FUll & part.tims', must have car of your written defenses, If liable, pleasing personality re Tucker had been paroled from a North Carolina prison, consecutive weeks commencing any, i. phone. Unif., equIp. furn. on GARY E. MASSEY, ESQ., quired. Send resume to Box 40, November 21, 1979. DONE and Free life ins. Apply 1510 E. wherehehadbeenservingaaentenceforautotheft,twows ORDERED MASSEY, ALPER, WACK I. co The EvenIng Herald, P.O. at Orlando, FlorIda EATON, Colonial, Suite23O.W, Orlando. 14$ Whooping Loop, before Caroline was abducted. Just moments before the girl this 7th day of November, 1919. Altamonfe Springs, Box 1547, Sanford, Fl. 32711. Equal Opportunity Employer Florida 32701, was kidnapped, police said a motorist had confronted Tucker JOHN A. REED, JR. DEADLINES South Seminole OptImist, 7:30 a.m., Holiday Inn, Wyrnore Road, Altamonte Springs. Lake Mary Rotary, 8a.m., Mayfair Country Club. Weight Watchers, 10a.m., lake Mary Presbyterian Church, 7 p.m., Quality Inn, Longwood. Friendship Club, 10 a.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Diet Workshop, 10 a.m. and 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall. Altamonte Springs Sertotna, noon, Ireland's. South Seminole AA, noofl, Mental Health Center, RotAn Road, Altamonte Springs. Resources for Human Needs, noon, Sanford Chamber of Commerce. Senior Citizem Dance, 2 p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Uons Club of Cuselberry, 7 p.m., Gigi's, Regency Square. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. AtAnon, 8p.m., Halfway House, Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. AARP-NART, noon, Sanford Civic Center. Bring bag lunch. Open to all senior citizens, Sanford Christian Sharing Center luncheon for ff and volunteers, noon, Holy Cross Episcopal Parish HotEe. Seminole Chapter No. 2 OES Christmas Party and meeting,8p9m., Masonic Temple, North Park Avenue, Sanford. Irish American Club of Central florida, 8 p.m., AU Souls Social Hall, Sanford. Covered dish. DECEMBER28 Senior Citizens tour to Lakeland for the Lipizzan Show at 8p.m. Leave Sanford at 4 p.m. with pick up at Casselberry at 4:30 p.m. Return 10:30 p.m. Dinner the way down. Call 322-9148 for reservations, Trinity Prep School Players will present "Christmas in the Marketplace", 7 p.m., In Trinity's chapel, Goldenrod. Open to public. 'Norman de Vere Howard Chapter, United Daughters of the Confederacy, 2:30 p.m., home of Mrs. LD. Hastings, 711 E. First St., Sanford. Program on Juday P. Benesnin by Mrs. W.B. Wallace, BA'1JItDAY,DECEMBEP.29 18-lIeIp wanted ••• . •_• . - - - -. . - ____ -. Sfr- ---- ----- -- . , ------- ' - . ____ _______ -- - I 1' -- �U .- - ... 61111- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Dec. 1, 1W Super Bo wl Sunday Party Scores A Hit Ret'i'red Surveyor Claims Chlesholm Trail M*Ismarked OKLAHOMA CITY (UP!) — A retired Oklahoma surveyor says he can prove the historic alaholm Trail — cut through Indian territory by traders In the 1160s and later used to drive cattle from Texas to the railroad In Kansas - has been misinarked for more than 10 years. But historians say It will take more than ruts etched In sandstone to change the currently accepted route. "There is tradition backing the location of the Chisholm Trail," said Oklahoma Historical Society President W.D. Finney. "It would be a major undertaking to change the minds of historians." The Chisholm Trail, long celebrated in cowboy song, Is recorded In history as the first of many major routes used to herd Texas cattle to market after the Civil War, crossing what Is now Oklahoma to reach the railhead at Abilene, Kin. Jesse Chisholm, who was of Scottish and Cherokee Indian ancestry, Is credited with forging the trail that bears his name and later using it herd Texas cattleman Charles Goodnight's livestock to Kansas. Some early accounts spell the trail's name "Chisum," after John Chisum, the Texan from whom Goodnight bought cattle for the trail drive.. The traditional route places the trail along and slightly east of present-day U.S. 81, but retired surveyor Ed Moran of Anadarko, Okla., says he has all the proof necessary to show Chisholm actually carved his now-famous trail about 20 miles west of the highway. Moran said the original Chisholm Trail ran from Wichita, Kan., toThe Wichita Indian Agency near Anadarko, and was established as a supply route during the Civil War. "They were pulling in here during the Civil War on that Chisholm Trail to start," Moran said. "It ran north (from, said, but It is not labeled as such. confused in various accounts of the famous path's origin. Anadarko), forded the South Canadian River and went on up "The survey didn't call it the Chisholm Trail because It But Moran says he knows the answer. The Abilene Trail, north by Kingfisher. wasn't named that then," Moran contends. "Nobody cared used on cattle drives, ran west of the Chisholm. Stage Road "Then these people subsequently, and after the Civil War, what It was called; they just wanted to know where It went." followed the Chisholm but came after It, he said. started driving cattle north," Moran said. "They first hit good Because state Historical Society officials are in charge of Why did early territorial pioneers change the trail's name grass over here by Chickasha, Intersected the trail up there from Chisholm to Stage Road? markers and documents commemorating various state landand forded the river where the Chisholm Trail had been "It had become the stage road; the one you stood onto catch marks, Moran's dreams of honoring what he believes is a crossing the river. Usage dropped that trail farther south, past the stage," Moran said. "That's simple." misplaced piece of state history may never come to pass. Duncan and Waurika." The Society bases its stand on research done by the state bocumentors of Oklahoma history have trouble mapping the Moran said he was positive the western route was the Engineering Department and a resulting map. Chisholm Trail, passing from Kansas Into Oklahoma and original Chisholm Trail because It had been pointed out to him "The information was documented by the engineering eventually Into Texas. Maps show it anywhere from a line 60 years ago by a man who had seen It In use. department of the Oklahoma Highway Commission In 1933," "A man who was here at that time and saw traffic over it told said Mac Harris, museum sites supervisor for the state parallel to U.S. Highway 81 through central Oklahoma to distant lines on either side. me, and showed me where It was," he said. Historical Society. "Nothing In our documentation indicates Muriel Wright, writing for the Chronicles of Oklahoma, veriChisholm originally carved the trail, Moran said, while the Chisholm Trail came through Anadarko. fied Moran's claims that the trail originally ended near hauling difficult-to-obtain supplies over soft sandstone bluffs to "He (Moran may have found a wagon trail but there are Anadarko, as did historians Joseph B. Thoburn and Isaac M. the Wichita Indian Agency north of Anadarko. By 1873 the trail many of those In Oklahoma," Harris said. Holcomb. had become a rough road, designated as a path for tranThe Historical Society knows about trails that crisscrossed Other historians traced the route through Enid, in northsporting supplies Into the wilds of Indian country. Indian Territory in the early days of settlement. They ranged western Oklahoma, and to points east of Anadarko. Vague tracks In the rugged bluffs of Caddo County north of from narrow-rutted wagon paths to wide sweeps across Anadarko are evideoce. of. the original trail, Moran said. Oklahoma Historical Society librarian John Heisch said grazing land cleared by cattle drives. "It's a foregone conclusion. That's all there is to It," the 75various trails meandered from the San Antonio area to Red Many, including a military route between two early forts, year-old Oklahoman said. "The tracks come down over the touched the Anadarko area. River Station, In Montague County, Texas, where they joined hills to the old foundation of the Wichita Agency. The founto form the southern end of the Chisholm Trail. The trail "We know there was a trail from Fort Sill to Fort Supply but dation of the agency still stands." to call it the Chisholm trail is something entirely different," crossed Into Oklahoma south of Waurika and ran northward to Moran claims further proof lies In field notes of an 1873 said Finney. "We would be Jumping out on a limb by calling a place called Silver City, just north of present-day Tuttle, survey which documents the location of the Wichita Agency, a that the Chisholm Trail. We need authentication." Okla., where it split into eastern and western branches. government outpost and stopover point to aid Indians and Historians never have agreed on authentic paths of the However, Helsch said both branches stayed well to the east traveling Army troops. of Anadarko, with the one used principally for cattle drives Chisholm and other trails. At least two trails through Ok"The Chisholm Trail is recorded in the 1873 survey," Moran lahoma pass close to the documented Chisholm route and are generally following the present route of U.S. 81. 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It has been turned Into the main processing center where screening teams from the United States, Australia, Canada and other countries Interview refugees for permalnent settlement. "It may not be perfect," said Harriet Jakobbien, a Swedish woman working for the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees. 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BI'JT33 ANP1NPANT "1Ismaispomossl,"Ha,vlssaid. ______ ad Isovse'el'yugmdss seasoned with onion soup mix, is encased In pastry to resemble a football. If you follow the recipe instructions, you'll have only quick turns in the kitchen before kick-off, at half-time and the fourth quarter. If you prefer, you can make the football earlier, refrigerate and heat when ready to serve. And, for year-round enjoyment, you can also use the filling for a double crust meat pie made in a nine-Inch pie pan. An easy and fun way to serve salad is "Punter's Point Salad." These delicious skewers of fresh winter vegetables feature a flavorful marinade of bottled real Italian dressing and a touch of parmeasan cheese. You'll find that even those who usually Ignore salads will be nibbling these unique plck-t 1. salads, thanks to the zIngy flavor of Italian dressing. Armchair quarterbacks are always thirty from calling the plays, so provide plenty of "Super Sunday Splash." This refreshing cooler uses orange & spice tea bags for a flavorful base, with grapefruit juice for tang and a vodka "kick." You'U really win points for serving this delightful beverage. For the post-game finale, bring on "Victory Cheesecake Squares." Velvety-rich and creamy, the delicious flavors of cheesecake and chocolate are blended In this easy-todo recipe, simply made in a blender or food processor. And, thanks to unflavored gelatine, there's no baking Involved-just - chill and serve. Whether it's for Super Bowl Sunday or just a winter buffet, this delicious team-up of recipes will score a culinary touchdown! , SHOP FOR YOUR FAMILN FAVORITE CHRISTMAS SUPER SUNDAY SPLASH 2 cups boiling water 8 orange & spice flavor tea bags i cup sugar 3 cups pineapple-pink grapefruit juice drink 1 cup vodka or orange juice BEFORE KICKOFF: In teapot, pour boiling water over orange & spice flavor tea bags; cover and brew 5 minutes. Remove tea bags; stir In sugar and cool. In pitcher, combine tea, juice and vodka; chill. Serve In tall Ice-filled glasses. Makes about 8 servings. PUNTER'S POINT SALAD cup Italian dressing 1 tbsp. grated parmesan cheese 1 cup cauliflowerets 1 cup broccoli floerets 1 cup sliced eggplant or zucchini, halved 4 large mushrooms, halved Carrot strips MORNING OF THE GAME: In large shaloov baking dish, blend Italian dressing with cheese; add vegetables, except carrot strips. Cover and marinate in refrigerator, turning occasionally, 4 hours or overnight. On 6-Inch wooden skewers, alternately thread vegetables and carrot strips. Brush with remaining marinade. Makes about 8 servings. VICTORY CHEESECAKE SQUARES I envelope unflavored gelatine !t cup cold milk cup milk heated to boiling 2 pkt-gs. ( a ox. ea., cream cheese, softene,i d cup sugar lIsp. vanilla extract 1 tbsp. unsweetened cocoa powder Choconut Crumb Crust MORNING OF THE GAME: In lit-cup blender, sprinkle unflavored gelatine over cold milk; let stand 3 to 4 minutes. Add hot milk and process at low speed until gelatine is completely dissolved, about 2 minutes. Add cream cheese, sugar and vanilla; process at high speed until Wended. Pour Into prepared crust, reserving 4 cup In blender. Add cocoa powder to blender and process at low speed until Wended. Pour onto cheese layer and gently swirl with knife to marble. Chill until firm. To serve, cut Into squares. Makes about 8 servings. CHOCONUWRUMB CRUST: In small bowl, combine 1 cup chocolate cookie crumbs, 1-3rd cup flaked coconut and 4 cup softened butter or margarine. Press onto bottom of SInth square baking pan; chili. St'lI.lLiisni iH'th UjsttdJ. ilt.hhl I(',SStCI ale .._ -•--.- .- . "- 4. _ %)_k.............. S-,". 2 Was ground beef £z nneiy cnuppeu green pepper 1 envelope onion or beefy onion soup mix It tsp. oregano 4 tsp. crushed red pepper (optional) can (8 ox.) tomato sauce 1 cup shredded mozzarella cheese (about 6 ox.) Pastry for double-crust pie BEFORE KICKOFF: In large skillet, brown ground beef with green pepper; drain. Stir In onion soup mix, oregano, red pepper and tomato iance. Cook, dirrinâ occasionally, 8 minutes. Stir In cheese and dU. . -• ............. -. . -- __•-. I — a .e.-•----., - AT HALF-TIME: Divide pedry In half. Between 2 sheets of waxed paper, roll each half idu 101t x12" rectangle. Turn one rectangle onto mgressed cooki. sheet. Spoon filling onto rectangle, leaving 2. 10d bor' seud moEmding ,IlgW-Iy In center. Top with remaining rectangle. Press poetrywound base of tiDing to 1, forming oval (football) shape. Trim excess pastry and use as garnish, If desired, for "stripes" and "laces" on football. AT FOURTh QUARTER: Preheat oven to 425 degrees. Bake football 30 minutes or until aolden brown. AFtER THE GAME: Remove football to platter and serve. Mckee abed $ een NOTE: Footbsil may bo completely propared before the game and refrigerated. At halftime, remove and let Mard at room temperature until fourth quarter. Bake as directed. W - US DA and f444' Pfl Butterball Turkey -' Iiitt. .. .. - .. - V• K.. 11 -. s i i',.rti.t, I l(.,,,,t ('s, llIIII!,t iIII4 I . own p.•;- v_ • A' Its 1 is 73eejfT EXTRA JWGreedtamps d _. ._ .p d l.. is I six WITH THIS COUPON to AND PURCHASE OF k p any BedRout 3.ls.oroveL Coupon .&pW.s Wsdn.iday. December 26, 1979 I,,. U ., 4 r..'( 411, PRICES EFFECTIVE THURSDAY DECEMBER 20, THROUGH WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 26, 1979. CLOSED SUNDAY Cups Dishwasher-proof and hiat.,.slstant. S0-ounc. model 0.7. isjuie, $$.$. ,/ 4 ___ -r-. SIASS ICANTIR .. ___ Ulnenlgretlm owl,ss,th.ØJssgotnwblp4en ( ra Kickoff the menu with a hearty main dish meat pie, "Souper V- Game Football." A savory ground beef mixture, zestily SOU PER GAME FOOTBALL POPULAR BRAND 25' CANDY BARS 11111e copuIril 3495 , 2e" . 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"Ow bIggsd worry, ______In tact, Is the difference between the rldt amid poor," Wltdrno said. r WE7•99 WALGREEN COUPON --------- 4 COLOR FILM __________ * styles easy, fast, milly,tA ______ I 20-IXPOSUNI The amp, which at night locks like any (Idrese counmimity with its ledern-lit l.a end coffee bosses, Is policed by the rdug themselves. 'Thsonlyvklencswe have hadwas whenonewomanh*her ni_ace over the bead with a wooden board for di.ob.&ncs," HarridJakobsasnialt 'The bowdbroks and so did the girl's head, but ed too Y" thoraisacwMyitack.Onc. Windm.r.compoc' ha.. WATTS TYLENOL ___ NOT CURL BRUSH HAIR DRYER siszl.59 .' I• 119.41119Insl.nt BOSS viu.ia a 1:I4.1'II.: emil.. a pr-'tq-iser la ths Ui." 17-1C Wa4.ia.j4.s Super Bowl Sunday- it may be only a matter of time until it's declared a National holiday! If you have a houseful of football fanatics, use some super strategy and have a special party this year to celebrate the day. Here's an easy game plan for buffet entertaining that' s easy on the hostess and fun for the fans. . ___ _ *"2399 7.99 fill ______ ___ p'..,, .,...&. I•.$•. Notthe,r dryer packs 1200W powr 2 speeds, : ......s S S'..5 $ D..5.. f.. 5. KODAK -What we are afraid of Is that arrivals will increase as 100(1 as the monsoons are finished," Wibliono said. Indonesian authorities wise the Is temporary, and may be used for a youth program when all the refugees have gone. But WeM.rnupensbeu.v,jt,ilJefofive years before _____________ the camp Is empty. So far, 75 psrcstt of the refugees have been vaccinated agaim major ________ diusses. Wlblsono oilers a reward of $1.50 for _____ ______ each malaria-bearing mosquito caught. "So far no one has aoccsedsd In finding ens," he said with a r• Ni lift tE8.99 C11.I•• VAC PISTOL Reg $12.99. Perform, most needed luncS,on, • 4 V$TIVTU POCK IT - Fv.nlno M.rIl. Canfard. Cl . _____ -.-- . CALCUIATol 4:5 2.99 -: loty assortment of IghS dø,k chg(OIo$t 1.a. $.00 Compact MIMOY • MINS •AMI Us.boardond pegs to break lb. hidden cod. ____ _ SCNAVT'S CHOCOSATIS 1.09 am1.99 MASTER - "But this Is nothing compared to what was attempt.d In ___ who did not with to be Philippines," said one Western official named "There, local companies dnwd.d $150 million to set up the ________ camp at Ulungan Bay. Only when the UpSItI ITlYSd WU It discovered that the real cod, including a fair profit for contractors, was $3 41on." Indonesia currently has 31,373 Vietnamese refugees. In Novsmbsr,thsre won jiutl$2 now afflyajjonaflthst.L.ndo while 4,(0 were processed out of Galang, mot to the United ______ 'h.OAUON ICE CREAM Wa!gi. *,,s tuUty uS an to s,otto,,. .. price I. $3.5 InvIct. ____ Galang camp and processing center Is coating $13.2 to build, the money coming from the U.N. High Corn. missioner's office In Geneva. It Is 24'z hours by f boat from Singapore, train where processed rsf4ws are flown to cowdrlesdsettlement. The international money Involved Inevitably has led to Profiteering. Local contractors demanded 10 times the real value for labor and balding materials. But that was Mopped with the arrival of a Swim disader rdW tam. The Indonesian goverment was happy to let a neutral do the bargaining. ____ Rog. $2.$Pound 1.39 __ - ISVIO R I .?ro .lt.t..;c.nt don lure cI.on,, 60 tabs sg 79 Eventually, Galang will house 30,000 Vietnamese, percent ,ot them *1 Q4n,a. Mimic origin, as refugees are brought In from other Islands. Indonesian officials say they are startled by some livissisisso reports comparing Galang with a prison camp. "This was unbelievable,' said Rear-Aànlzal Kunio Wlblsono, who governs the region from his base on Tanjung Pining, a 45-minute speedboat ride from the Island. "The refugees may go wherever they want on the Island, although they do need a permit to go to the jetty beach," the handsome dueler explained. Refugees can go once a week to buy goods at Pining. 0 0.1 Tb. Scoop its 5 Swift's Premium Fully Cooked (Either End or Whole) V WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE. / ...,- ,— 1 i--- �.• - - 5' SIN - 8• 5 - .5 -- • •55*' •S • 5• •. • S Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. X-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Dec. 19,1979 Singer Della Luscious ~1 This German - - .Nr A '-'- ' Fluffy . . esserts ) a dream of 71 Ate .- ._ Ti Ice ::' Boy, . . . Cake is a ' F . . Hal i memorable. .• 1 . I m:t her, dt - her . a chef a: an East P restaurant, songbird Della Reese Fluffy Pineapple Rum Pie is a dessert to celebrate about. is elegant, festive and a dream of a pie to prepare. The secret of the fluffy filling mixture Is the combination of whipped topping mix and instant pudding and pie filling. Blend all the ingredients In one bowl, add crushed pineapple and rum, pour into the pie shell, chill and enjoy your holiday! FLUFFY PINEAPPLE RUM PIE 2 envelopes whipped topping mix 2¼ cups cold milk 2 packages (4-serving size) coconut cream flavor instant pudding and pie filling can (8 02.) crushed pineapple in juice tablespoons light rwn or 34 tsp. rum flavoring I baked 9-Inch pie shell, cooled Prepare whipped topping mix with I cup of the milk as directed on package, using large mixer bowl. Add remaining 1¼ cups milk, the pie filling mix, undrained pineapple and rum. Blend, then beat at high speed for 2 minutes, scraping bowl occasionally. Spoon into pie shell. Chill at least 4 hours. Garnish with toasted coconut, if desired. Dessert-only entertaining is more than enough when you serve this German Sweet Chocolate Cake. GERMANSWEET CHOCOLATE CKAE 1 pa ckage (4 sweet cooking chocolate 214 cups unsifted cake flour n salt 1cupi°tteror margarine 2 cups sugar 4 eggs 2 teaspoons vanilla Iteaspoon baking soda 1 cup buttermilk CmDnut-Pecan Filling and Frosting Melt chocolate over very low heat; cool. Mix flour with salt. Cream butter. Gradually add sugar and continue beating until uui and olenu hi cnucuiuu. ituu eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Add vanilla. Dissolve soda in buttermilk. Add flour mixture to batter alternately with buttermilk mixture, beating well after each addition. Pour Into three greased and floured 9-Inch layer pans. Bake at 350 degrees for about 30 minutes, or until cake springs back when lightly pressed in center. Cool cakes in pans 15 minutes. 7ben remove from pans and finish cocIlIng on racks. Spread filling and frosting between layers and over top of cake. In high altitude areas, use large eggs, dissolve chocolate in cup boiling water; increase flour to 2-1-3rd cups; reduce soda to ~ teaspoon, salt to teaspoon, butter to % cup and sugar to 1% cups; mix flour with soda and salt; bake In 8 layers at 375 degrees for 30 to 35 minutes. Coenst-Fecan FIUW and Frosting. Combine I cup evepwaW cW r4isr. 3 sli"y beatm Va. yolks, cup butter or margarine and 1 teaspoon variffia in saucepan. Cook over medium heat, stirring constantly until mixture thickens, about 12 minutes. Remove from heat. Add 1-1-3rd cups (about) flaked coconut and I cup chopped pecanL Cool until of spreading consistency, beating occasionally. ORANGECIIAMPAGNE SOUFFLE 3 packages (3 ounces each) orange gelatin 1½ cups orange juice, heated to boiling S 3 cups champagne 1½ cups heavy cream, whipped 1 can (11 ounces) mandarin oranges, drained 1 can (1 pound, 4 ounce) sliced pineapple, drained Whipped cream and additional mandarin orange sections. Disselve gelatin in boiling orange juice. Cool and stir In champagne. Chill until slightly syrupy. Fold In oranges and crews. Place three slices of the pineapple on the bottom of a one-quart souf fle dish. Place collar on top of souffle dish. Fill dish halfway with souffle mixture. Place remaining pineapple slices around edge of souffle dish against the collar. Pour In remaininill souffle -mixture. Chill until firm. To serve, run the Up of a dwp krAte arotmd the collar and remove collar. Garnish with rosettes of whipped cream and mandarin orange sections FROZEN MINCEMENT CREAM 1 cup prepared ½ cup chopped pecans 1 tahiespoon rum flavoring 1 cup (½ pint) heavy cream, whipped Peacan halves Petals cut from orange peel In a bowl, mix mincemeat, pecans and rum flavoring. Fold in whipped cream. Spoon mixture Into a one-pint souffle dish. Cover Ugttly and freeze until hard. Garnish top with pecan halves and orange petals. BANANA WALNUT FRUITCAKE 1½ cups Diamond Walnuts 2 ct (1 -- notmd) v ---- mixed candled fruits 1% cu;s sifted allimrpm. flour .. baking soda and nutmeg. Cream butter with sugar until fluffy. Beat in eggs, one at a time. Blend In flour mixture alternately with mashed banana at low speed on mixer, or by hand. Pour batter over fruit-walnut mixture and blend well. Turn Into a well-greased tube pan (about 2-quart capacity). Bake cake on lowest rack at 300 degrees F. for about 1¼ hours until pick inserted in center comes out clean and dry. Let stand 15 minutes in pan, then invert onto wire rack to cool Serve plain or with a light sifting of powdered sugar over the top. WHITE WALNUT FRUITCAKE I cups walnuts I cups halved candied cherries I cup diced candied pineapple ~4 cup diced candied orange peel uuiiy. and let stand for several hours or overnight. Line a 9-in h t pan with one thickness of greased brown paper and We c ~i cup diced candied lemon peel ~ cup diced citron - powder. Cream butter with sugar until light and fluffy. Béat i egg yolks. Add grated orange peel, then sifted dry ingredlen alternately with remaining ¼ cup brandy. Fold in walnuts candied fruits and any brandy remaining on them. Beat e whites with cream of tartar just until stiff. Fold gently into th fruit mixture. Spoon into prepared pan; spread level. Place shallow pan of hot water on floor of oven. Bake on lowest'r at 300 degrees F. for about 2' hours until cake tests done. Coo in pan. Makes 1 cake, about 4 pounds. To decorate:: SI? powdered sugar lightly over top of cake. Decorate with. stri of angelica or citron and candied cherries. •. I n °i - U 1t - a. • ri t I PUb1X \ "' - -- -\ 4 -6 s.y, / " a -f 1 flff J J'.- -. •' I j - AtPubiixwere ' j ' holiday fare and warm ishes orarner, merry Christmas. 1/ w _NI lftfI I ' / 1 ,\,lIIl • \VI S .'• ' only 4 pubh1 Shopping days left • \ SAVE 14c, Fleischmann's Corn Oil Spread .... bowl 14b* $129 SAVE Crescen t Dinner CRurY1s 4 SAVE 10c. 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FreshOreen 99. - A $1$'' Oscar Mayer (Regular or Beef) BUsed Sologna........... RatWs Boneless $mokedDshstee....... " 6-0:. Jar, Low'Cai Lemon Flavored S.... 5 PeifoCt for Salads or Relish Trays, - '' I 10 JWGreenStamps ..., •. . is, Oscar Mayer (Regular or Reef) BUsed Solsgsa.. W Cucui,tb.rs $10. Sunnyland (Regular or Hot) : 10-ot. Can Spray Deodorant t)t I AN %.,$4A ' Psrl$ctforSalads,F,.shC,isp $mokedSausage ....... I Conditioner '°' 1 med. green pepper, chopped Cooked rim, spaghetti or noodles Sprinkle chicken generously with cayenne and paprika. In large heavy pan, brown chicken in bacon fat. Remove chicken. Cook onions in drippings twtil tender. Stir In soup and water; add chicken. Cover over low heat 15 minutes; Add green peppers. Cook 15 minutes more until done. Serve over rice. Makes,15 to 8 servings. QUARTERBACK'S QUENChER l cups cubed cooked ham L. Cup sliced onion ¼ teaspoon rubbed sage 2 tablespoons butter or margarine I can (103i-ounces) condensed cream of chicken soup 1 can (l0~-Ouce, condensed chicken noodle soup 12 soup cans water 1 package 110 ounces i frozen mixed vegetables 1 cup diced raw potatoes In large saucepan, brown ham and cook onion with sage in butter until tender. Add soups; gradually stir in water. Add vegetables. Bring to boil; reduce heat. Cook 15 minutes or until vegetables are done. Makes about 71-. cups. Q.ntIeWhfteDlshwashinQDerQiflt fl1i . ureeHiampS ,% -.--._--, . Its ,-,_,,w,t, 1R Henna Car. hil. 56' 2. iCoupoa rspw.. Wed. Doc 979 rS)Pna9 ,-arm Regular or Cbr orn es d L._.......-----------------.......J tUiiifl ....................... .pkg. 1 I ,I ...... SWift'sPremlum(RguI.rorDlnner Genoa Salami or Peppi'oi. ................. Hillel,. Farms (AN Varieties) e....rá .. . 2 Dec. e. ni, 3. lCoween I spotIlit *ad.Doc 16 igloo NLi.tI1i ....... coaapeli.w..w.d.. LX Pepperidge Farm Regular or Cornbread S • ai. I i Pillsbury Flour............bag Stuffh I' I . t P4Wf9ct for S411aft, (Mod. Stw)Fl" Swift's Pr&MIUM Sou"90 2 tbsp. bacon fat 2 med. orlion, chopped 2 cans (1024 oz. each) condensed tomato soup 11.00 or Afore of _____ 119. 09 Any Candy age Dixie .,ryss........... Unbleached Self-Rising, Plain, Uni bleached Plain, Self-Rising or Bread - :- Per PUItixllUlvljTl? uuuuAnytkfleTrOplcanaB,and TOLIMItOUANTITIjSQ Or . I'.,.. rM For Your Holiday S@W9 or ReNsh Trays, Crisp Westwn 1 1111111AWGreenstamps I . - variation: Substitute I pound white fish cut in 1-inch pieces for crab ineat, combine with all ingredients. SWINGIN'CHICKFN WINGS 16 chicken wings LXTH7 2 89each my 4X or IOX Contoctionm Powdof*d _._..., • U.S. #1 North caroana Swot Potatoes .. S • • . . lip 16-oz. pkg. . • - . ,.• a ••I'•45•Ss•• 1) all Sgs Custard Pie ............,ach , CLOSEDSUNDAY... • i-'• Flavorful . .oc Maxwell House - Fresh-Baked Pumpkin oco,late e lIIs Ch • I 590 . THIS AD EFFECTIVE THURSDAY, DEC. 20, THRU WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1979.. - : I Zesty-Flavored Marshmallow Delite...................... ' Cookies Peas & . . 5919 . $1 ON Braunschwelger.... • ' $ Vim* #17 Dec. 20-26 T11MlVoiume 25, hex and BibIloiaphy eas S S ' Cd1W Fuk & Mgnalls U-08. 9111116_~ Corn ............ C" 390 4"W%pw Gr..n Giant's blets Corn ............. 3 tc2•• $ L•eur cry V Young Y ma Early .................. can 39e Green Giant s Onions ............*7-os can 390 Green Giant Cut, Kitchen Sliced or French Style Green B.ins............3 'as $81 - ,.'Tveiday, Dec. 2 --. . Tasty Cooked Salami or ' ' Bruce's Cut (in Syrup) ". sweetotat 5...........CIII 450 79$ nnstmas Eve and *iN Remain Closed . ' ' __________ .-', . S I F1 MRS. GOODCOOKIE TASTY FROZEN . Makes a Great Pie, Libby :. Mustard ...................... 2'o J ac 63° LI' . PIIUI.X W, % of p.m. Munuay, k : .1 p.... , $49 590 • -01 can' Ocean Spray Cranberry Orange Gulden Spicy Brown . .. MARL)I GRAS SOUP I can 104 oz. condensed chicken gumbo soup I can (104 02.) condensed tomato bisque 2 soup cans water ' quick-cooking rice, uncooked can 1 7 oz.) crab meat. (trained and flaked In saucepan, combine all ingredients except crab meat. Bring to boil; reduce heat. Cover; simmer 5 minutes or until done. Stir occasionally. Add crab meat; heat. Makes about 5' SAVE 30c & S ................. ' Dole Sliced, Crushed or Chunk (in Heavy Syrup) yes.................$).. CIII • ' Beef Bologna ........ Delicious Smoked or Fresh Wakefield's Frozen Ciabmeat Halved or Sliced , .. S mushrooms. 14-01. $ Cooked Shimp..... I g. 5 - oma o uce.............. - pki. ' '. 59° 460:. Slic*d Pickled or Pickled With Onions °" Swiss Cheese - Swift's Premium Goy'll-Inewt&d. ShipW OulckFrozen, Evisic., U.S.D.A. GruM A 1601 Whole fljOflS ........polybig •• - '-°, $ CIfl U - - C Swift's Premium Govt-Inspected, Shipped QuickFrozen, Evisc., U.S.D.A. Grade A SAVE 16c, Birds Eye Frozen Small • Libby Zesty x..................... , N Wisconsin Cheese Bar I Natuml 81600d No Eye , " w- , Cooked Squash. 3 1P2k '00se. Fruit Punch ................ Plantor's Dairi-Fresh • Sprouts 10 oz 594 09. SAVE 18c, Birds Eye Frozen Singleton's Frozen Peel-Em & Lipt A94 Wisconsin Cheese Bar z Frozen :lIIf- LI- Chicken Broth ............ 13% n Ph Ii. -lu. SAVE 10C. Pet Pie Shells I L.a ,a a Breakfast Club Roils Ca a ko PkQ- __________________________ Swanson's Longhorn Choose llb`'$223 • V Sweet Coconut - - Triscult Wafers .......... Op"k-901' 890 Treasure Cave ,1lIlR !11R I1l P ka SAVE 16c. Tropicana Frozen Concentrate Orange Juice ......... can 799 SAVE lOc, Winter Garden's Frozen 1 BROCCOLI. CAULIFLOWER Keebler Crackers 111W 4 G ' SAVE 20c. Everfresh Froze ' Brown 'N Serve .......2 - Kraft's Assorted Flavors t 0 • - Cheddar Choose ... 10-011., stick 'S log . -1NT SAVE 70c ASSORTEDFLAVORS AU Kraft's Cracker Barrel Sharp or Extra Sharp r . PP - i . - Dac. 25 - ''. - Kraft's Cracker Barrel Smoked FOR - . SAVE 2 - half gal. $1g • . 89 Egg Nog ................ • - .' Assorted Flavors of Hawaiian "' S 4.-L.. Breyers Ice Cream ...... ... .-. positive experience. tflaTI F ,'irusiu LI STAmiIJ . ----------- S cup SAVE 18c, Philadelphia Brand I I .. '- . - SAVE 20 D / . 79' . Cookies..................': , - ' 's REMAIN CLOSED TUESDAY, I C., " - Margarine ...........2 • • ;;,'IJ SAVE 19c, Breakfast Club Regular a do I ( OS! PUBLIX WIL N MONDAY, u P-MAT * EVE AND WILL ' o i ap" ,• I ryehn'stmdSanda H H ld y Feast... : ç."; , -': '•.• . . . i 5 IS A PLEASURE . an enjoyable and ., p • \\ iL coo kLing toge th er peace an . WHERE SHOPPING ------- ---------- ----- ¼nb.k1ng.oda loving iR' greased waxed paper. Refist flour with salt, mace and bsklii ~ cup brandy 2 cups sifted all-purpose flour I teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon mace ~4 teaspoon baking powder 34 cup butter or margarine 1 cup granulated sugar 4 eggs, separated 1 tablespoon grated orange peel teaspoon cream of tartar Chop walnuts coarsely; set aside. Combine candied fruits and peels. Pour 4 cup brandy over fruits, stir to moisten, cover / • now finds the kitchen a warm and "-, It . - - ---- . '- dessert mad* low Della Reese may be a solo performer on stage-- but '.hen it comes to cookin' up a storm in the kitchen Della welcomes close friends and family to join in on the fun Having learned to cook from her mother, a chef at an East Indian restaurant, Della now finds the kitchen i arm and loving place and cooking together an enjoy able and positive experience. "II it's a couple of girls cooking together, you can swap recipes. If it's it husba nd and wife, you can discuss the da~. And if it's you and your child, -ou can talk about what sa)!s enedinscooL Th e ldt:henisjust Della But how does a world famous entertainer find time to prepare a delicious home cooked meal' -The key is what you do on a shopping day," says Della. "Instead of just putting away groceries when you come home from the supermarket, you should think ahead. Wash the potatoes and season the meatloaf on the spot, wrap it and store it in the freezer so it's ready for the oven when ou %kant to cook it later on." "But the real secret is to keep the basic things on hand, like all your seasonings and a ' ariets of tanned soups."advises Della. "Soups are always good for casseroles, stews, chicken or just when you need a particular flavor. The cream varieties are ideal for making vegetable sauces and tomato soup is great for making meat loaf or chops," And whether it's c-ooking or music. Della. lke any creative artist, lias a favorite audience. "It's important to me to be able to share my talents and creativity with other iwonle esneciallv mv fmnilv and people who are close to me. ! love to sing and I love to cook, and I do well at both because I work at both." CLEAN-OUT-THE. CRISI'Elt SALAI) I can ilO3 wz. condensed chicken broth 4 med. carrots about lb., sliced about I cups 2 cups cauliflowerets 2sm. zucchini squash about l lb. diagonally sliced 2 cups) L-m lb. fresh mushrooms, sliced (about 1 cup 14 cup wine vinegar I envelope iabout 6 oz.) Italian salad dressing mix In saucepan, bring broth to boil. Add carrots; simmer 2 minutes. cool. Stir in remaining ingredients. Chill 6 hours or more. Stir occasionally. Makes about 7 cups. Variations: Substitute 1 cup cherry tomatoes for I • a dessert. uper Cooking Hints S I Sweet Chocolate urn Pie is '. D Pineapple Shares Her Reese Wednesday, Dec. 1, I979-3C _______________ - -. - s_p -._ -_ - •-', - -- �- , .. t ..-- . ... Wednesday, D.C. 19, 1979 1( SOUNDS LIKE AG000 IDEA )j WAKE ME UP 1HEN'1OU GE1SACI< L ' MY REPORT, My GENTLEM GENT ATRCONCLU RT i A E THERE ,A LONG 41 Canal system articl i- r r - r 15 by Art Sansom 4. I / tijim JUJ• D ARCHIE b Bob Montana WHAT BRINGS TODAY IS A M BEAU IL DAY MISS C'LJNDYi AND 1 RECEIVED THE NEW LICENSE PLATE I ODEREDF I MAILED MYIAST CAR PAYMENT' ON'? i I 11" es B P r 11 17 16 - - - - ' ' ' 19 - - - 20 t If DEAR DR. LAMB - My husband 1s34 years old He's 6 ft2andweighs235pow1(l3. - I - - - - - - I 1 " EEK & MEEK by Howie Schneider ha RWAWD 500M tAl M! M KkWA UM D MA'AMT t I IIIUfi& IIA.AJ% 01im I - b Al Vermur IdcM beheve It ! My last tJCff**V* This ones 1gone, too.-* wriat's % 0 . I- -'-•- - -j. o ,•, L ,p - YM LP VER FILE 7CIPCOCILU, 0-2 °• Dr. gone! , A • C- He's been healthy except that he has a histal hernia and as periods of high blood pressure. One morning he complained of his head throbbing and his blood pressure was 152 over 1 The doctor had a series of tests additional information on the uding a 24 hour factors that control blood '' a blood test and kidney : pre out it. Other rays. All th e want uld send 75 negative. e said he using salt VtTon7s,i! and if his blood pressure addressed envelope for stayed at 140 over 100 for Send your request to me, In more than 24 hours to call care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Station him. Every morning before he New York, NY 10019. gets out of bed, his pressure Is Now, there are a lot of 140 over 100. It may decrease recent studies that show that size and alitfiebit during the morning t a to as low as 130 over 84. 1 major would very much like to know person's blood pressure really your opinion on this problem. is. If your husband can lose What could be causing it and any weight at all, he should do what could becbnetocorrect so He should get as skinny as BUGS BUNNY PATC~4. 10 WATCH YOUR M4ES 1 M47W CARROTS. ANYPH40 tests were irs A 301, led readers who F EF PEO )"i Ni. PRICES AND'COUPONS IN THIS .-ADOOOD-IN4 . HISE SEVEN a weight P STORES ONLY! CES'000D 22 DEC. 20 - ' ........................... gill 130MUSCOUPON ...... 9A A G -2 . 6-WEST : ... u HIGHWA 9 .. . v . .. ... . Aoi awl:. g to . 11, 3 4 . . . RD* 434. SIMPOLI .. ... "..,.... •.• 434 792 -41 ' SHILIR . '.. -- . - . . ; . . '' ID, ST9 • Anv I I ............. ..... .......... .. 30s P " . :. . - 'ir .. I RD 436 . .. .. .. .... . ... . ' - if-.4 - (fl ut II • 1 u IN SANPORD I- US 41 : ,. I c" ' ' ' ' BACON I 1 A &.+. i...1. - • 30 jpç )( , 4 II . , , &ai*A r .vu • • p - u - LIt4. IN .i I' I .& U t • u •- SAPIPOID i • . .... ...- ., U I - QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERV D MANN-01101 610ilES. WC. 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HALF • 99C LIMIT ONE WITH COUPON GOOD SIMINOU COUNTY & APOPU STOSNC1NUI2O-22 C0UNsO*YNa.wmNupuaoos$seeos moW (XQS - - - - - - - - - " I - I - IT - UKU THIS! - - - - - - - -u- Ig SIIDSITI UTTLI 1*1 __ • I INSOMNIA VWU evM AS "A? NW 14 . SAVI 40 .. WVE MEPQLEP T mONT! Wavi GOT•'l A"T 7W/ . -w ' 12,9, 1i . SAVE 204 L..) "0 N'T Oar 1111=11 EL ly 0 .•tj ,t rR £4WTThaY . ,1111111111 71 by Stan L" and John Reirnita THE #A . u V I and SPIDER-MAN . r A 'I 'i UV 1 • PKG. LIMIT ONE WITH COUPON GOOD IN UM*OU COUNTY & APOPI(A STOW S MMR 20. 22 COUPON GOOD ONLY WITH ADDITIONAL PUICHASLS 01 $300 OR MO LEt CIOS '- -r •43 i .7 .'%' APOPKA. V .. ' . Avi SLICED u • A 4, C: 6 i'h I Icy. HICKORYSWUT . 59C 9...S "_ V, _ • v . ... • APOPKA STOWS DIC111111111111111 20 - 22 COUPON GOOD ONLY WITH ADDI TIONAL PU1(NAS 01 55.0001 *O txa. cIGS. GWOOD" hr. Us DELMONICO GOOD IN COUNTY & IN LONOWOOD 11 i tp., was by Bob Thaves 01F THE WHOLE UNTRIMMED . . . 0 $50 i .' 6 - .. % . SPRINGS . 91 S 4 %Zb IN ALTAMONTE . .,.• • ' . . Y •.. FRANK AND ERNES . . . 18. out / . . ______________ Lamb tie. CARROT . Wednesday, Dec. 9, 97-4C • up 3. (4 s ... works. (T A 6141V7' .. 'S' sure to J ;. . SAVE RIDGE PRISCILLA'S POP ••.: d lI ulll HOROSCOPE PAIL) .•,...... Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. t K -. •. . it? Could his periods of a rail and stay that way. Th e last few pounds are elevation damage his heart? 21 22 23 DEAR READER - A sometimes the most im. pressure of 130 over 84 is portant. People often don't get 24 25 26 28 129 30 normal. The other levels that the full benefit of losing you described for your weight because they only lose 31 32 husband are either high half of the fat they should lose 34 normalorelevated,par- thsteadofallofft.yow 35 Ucularlyforamanwhoisoniy husband should start e g eof age. Wo wafldng program and that the lower the blood doesn't bother him, gradually 40 pressure is the less will be the improve his physical exercise risk of developing fatty- but not overdo It. Also if hie 42 43 44 ---6 47 48 cholesterol deposits that lead smokes, he should stop at thesrt attacks and grokeL I I I c u - 50 - 51 -52 It's also more difficult to be on a moderately low-fat, treat somebody who has lowholesteroldiet.Afterafl, 55 termlltent elevated blood you want to give him every pressure. The reason is that chance you can to avoid fatty. 56 57 58 , when the blood pressure cholesterol deposits in his normally drops low and you arteries. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) are also taking medicines to Finally, many people drink lower the pressure, it can a lot Of coffee, colas, tea or cause too much lowering and beverages that contain caf. create problems, such as faintness. person and increase some By BERNICE BEDE OSOL Your husband's relatively people's anxiety which raises persistent blood pressure the blood pressure. For that For Thursday, December 20, 1979 elevation does increase his reason, I think your husband risk of trouble through the would be better off to YOURBIRThDAY push too hard, and could years. He would be better off discontinue these entirely. If December20, 1979 unintentionally antagonize if his blood pressure was such a program doesn't This coming year don't put istea lowered and dayed lower I significantly Improve his all your eggs In one basket TAURUS (April 20-May 20) am sending you The Health blood pressure picture, I think regarding things affecting Revisions In your plans will be Letter number 14, Blood you should go back and see his your material security. You'll sary today if you hope to Pressure. It will give you doctor again. be more successful opening get anywhere with your up as many channels as contacts. Try to put yourself possible to add to your In their ahoes coin. , GEMINI (May 21-June -' 8AGMAItfUs (Nov. 23- you'd be wise today not to 0_0 uuware ra se He "w I De- 22) DO nothing today that make any major dunges that that West d i; heart NORTH a helpful contact could in could affect your family suit. • K 643 terpret incorrectly. Should without atleasttaklngadraw South entered into the spirit one who Is trying to aid you vote. Don't be surprised If you the occasion by ignoring #A4 feelhe is belnguaed,hemay lose. Blackwood and •Q62 p toxubs withdraw his support. Find CANCER (June fluly22) WEST EAST East doubled the slam to out more of what lies ahead It's not likely you'll be able to •A 11092 • QI 7 ask for a spade lead, but now for you in the year following have everything your own .: 0 West wouldn't stand it. He ,e$32 your birthday by sending 'Or way today. Some concessions tried six diamonds. North 4754 48 your copy a AstroGraph my the necessary. They doubled! He wasn't sure what lAtter. Mall $1 for each to could bit hard to aWaUOW. was going on, but knew that he could set any and all slam A*rO'GrVh,BOX 480- Radi0 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) VAX City Station, N. Y. 10019. Be M&UM you deem imp6fUd contracts. #KQJ9 Ent redoubled to get into specify birth date. •AJ 003 should not be left to subor. the spirit of utter confusion, CAPRICORN (Dec. flan. dlnates today. They could Vulnerable: North-South and, for some reason best 19) Success could elude you misunderstand what you hope Dealer: East known to himself, South today If your goals are not to acoumpftah and gum up the wa decided to bid six notrump. g ri.n E 1$ clearly defined. Be wary of Everyone passed, and it was Pan 3• stalling off in one direction 4 to West to lead. 2 VIRGO (Aug. -Se*. 22) 2• a* and then changing it to Your prudence In money Pan Pass DbI. Pan He decided that East wantDbIl. Raft 6 NT ed & diamond Wad. He led it. maU" could be put to a 94 PM PM Pan Instead of being set, a he AQUARWS (Jan. 2D-Feb. severe test today. It you yield would have been with a spade 19) Thu Is not a good day to to extravagance or gambling lead. South made the slam. Opening lead.• 3 become Involved In aoinstldng you migM coin. up a The,board Was a At the you know little about. It could LUMA(Sept. 234d. 23) Be other table. North played six to your Itles. care whst type of subjects notrump and couldn't be beatBY (kw&M Jaesby en. 7% burdew may or you bring i sad Au Sostig Oh yes Theae weren't dubs than you reallse. dinner table today. U they$re Hem is a band from an IMP weft members of the PECEIII (Feb. WMamh 30) too volatile, the whole 1=1 and British team$ UL%ieuyou are Inyite(Iin, U's heunebo5conjbetg4gge.4 playing In the European the silliest of the year. best to steer clear of the into an uproor. West's two-heart call was cMfl3PLOflsh1p$ Complicated BRAIN Of friends SMPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) an out psychic NEWSPAPEHPA.ssN.) today. Even 0you're a"it Be rycareful abou le hope that it may be unwise to participate. North and South to friends about gtoday For a copy of JACOIY rn,ow ARM 1U.r4 21-April 9t, ,wW w.4 Use Money. the wrong contract. North s MODERN, send $1 to. Win at It's much smaller to play You may be told in flO WI- two-spade bid showed some &idge"ca,.of this ,,..,. high cards and some spades. p P.O. flo.x 489, R.dlø City things loose and certain terms to mind your East's jump to four hearts Station, Nrns' York,: N. today. You have a tendency to nb.g. a normal pre-emptive 10019.) ) ( I- - - r 13 12 THE BORN LOSER r r Pressures ep Low •• S VT] Y 6 S4 :. .. pits R I Z HOPE I T WASN'T ACROSS .,. Z' BEETLE BAILEY T THAT CONCLUDES v '"i Chic OUflQ . Answer to Previous Puzzle in northern 'F 0 'L Michigan 1 Concoct '( I THINK HE MISSED IL U U I N 0 A N £ 5La tar 42Edge "...-ITHEPOINT! 1flYMLO0!!! 45 Diplomatic $ 491 kbefler 9ronoun OD 52 Anticipation 12 Villain in N K U T H 53Mao._._ ( l T ai $ 2' 'Othello' 13 Norse letter54 lung Hawk's j, E[A ____ 1 4lnwhatway victims NEW I 15 Husk 0 w at 55 Son of grain Aphrodite 56 Garment edge 18 Linen 57 Yesterday (Fr) 20 Baseballer 58 Lease I I Ram's mates 38 Beliefs Slaughter payment 39 Olympic 17 Spin 21 Comedienne t board (abbr 19 Flowerless *4 Arden DOWN 41 plant Sylvan 22 Compass demigod 22 Cut jaggedly I Lettuce poin kt ma terial 2 infrequent Heavens42 The two by Mort Walker 24 24 Nigerian together 3 Zounds 21 Clue 43 Stratagem tribesmen 4 Is curious 31 Saloons Separate 25 Dale Saline 26 City in Utah e 33 Oriental sauce solution 27 Ixia 6 oke 34 Oil (suffix) Small i sl and 1 7 Graduate of 35 Ship prison 29 Name of a 47 Atop Annapolis 36 Make cloudy thing 48 In case that (abbr) 37 Arabs 30 Spinning 50 Speed 8 Nuclear 39 Greek measure agency(abbr) motion goddess of (abbr) 9 Hebrew letter 32 Brought up peace 10 1 Jackie's 2nd 35 Heat unit 40 South (Fr) tramp 36 Sibling husband bY HOW ABOUT ANICE AFTER.DINNER 'WALK' . . 4C-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. BLONDI E . _________ ___ J+tiR S'T I I CORN ON 1'! . PAr. LIMIT ONE WrIf" COUPON 36111111111`6 12 41 ' TUMBLEWEEDS 89c COB I SV.R4ONI I W CraIL.gg,n by T. K: Ryan - T1v)1;)1). 1 mmmmmmmmmmm MM SAVE 30, Via *W a OFA vou W • ____ I S ' 111I . PM1S. i CHEESE .• . -. I-e .- 16-03.$159 FOOD ........... PIG. LT0HIW$CQUpM __ p -- -. 4'••_ *** '- .S_... - • - • -• - .. ._ - .. ", ," '- ____ ____ ___ _____ �.. qj4J &C—Evening Harald, Sanford, Fl. •, p . I •• yc ,:•, ' . Wsdwsday, Dc. 19, IM Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I•' I— — — — — - — — — — — — — — — — — T — - — — — - — — — — — — — — — -- — — — — — -. - 1 SAVE Wku( % `, • OIL MONTI I I I & I '— 17.oz. LIMIT ONE PER COUPON . COUPONS 0000 ONlY WITN A00I?ION*1 PUICN*U1 ' ' I 0 $1.00 OR MORI XCLUDIN0 CIGASITTIS. sI, 'I•%'I • %\VI GA I p Too VOLLsom FLOW 0101111$ 6114,11 LAN Kau U1 TOO$ LOCAL KW%ftK -' • flIp I s - COUPONS 0000 ONLY WITH ADDITIONAL PURCHASES IGARITTIS. Of $5.00 OR MOSS ixciuDiso CIGARETTES1 )1) 1V V V BE OPEN 0 mo MONDAY. UNTIL NDA'1 Ll DEC, 24 CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY SAVE 30 BUDWEISER ..• LIMIT TWO, P11*11 . . '-... TURKEYS ••• Yj\ . ' ciL CANS U '' I IAVtICPACINOOOOI1OULMOI WAVY POTAtO ChI$..... ao 79C f' 0 32.oz. JAR • SAVE 576 DIP SMITH swill Relish .. . .9 9P CRISCO POTATOES P. SAVE 30' W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE 1.2 CARVE PIT FOR A KINGI - - RIB ROASTJ I II ld LI. r WHt CI Auto POSTION Leg O'Lamb is -- .• . '1 0 LB. VENT VU! BAG uFOR I'£4 •s&imsMA*VISTIISN GEN UMAS CRANBERRY SAUCE 1A CAM TIIII51VØfl - -:..'I___..---: . ..::...:' GREEN BEANS -.SA" 91 caws • iou. i LB. 'R Qc , •. •• -' .-- SAVE 40' USDA CHOICE UNTRIMMED WHOLE BONELESS t. SIRLOIN TIP 0 "Ka cam DECEMBER 2022 I TO 12 $ 79 tI•AvO. W SAVE $100 *0*1 CIIC CIRCLE"A"IONILI$$ LB. SlIP SOUND IONILIfl SIIIC)N Roast • QUANTITY RIGHTS 1 RESERVED j' WINN-OWE STONES. INC. ,r tip COPYRIGHT-1979 PICNIC - siz 55c . $189 1 '3 i I1ASVET FRESH RED DELICIOUS es ... 4 o 99c ' CANNED LB. $ U CAN . !e..&CANSTNS.nTM*l. DELICIOUS APPLES a UP MAYONNAISE $158 HAAWST FRESH [ASTERN RID t) Limit 1 with $100 or mu* p4vdis.. uzel. d,s. c' HARVEST FRESH \ - 1 0 çt : . SHORTENING Limit 1 with $100 or mors pvrgh.ss. s*cI. ci,s. (#_'• \ F It HELLMANN'S ,. . PACK $4 79 - IROADBREASTED B rz '_• —' 1 V V— VV — VV)V) — -- -- — - — — — — — -- )W m me -• WSD BRAND USDA GRADE 'A' I ROUND ROAST LIMIT ONE 0- —. U THE PURCHASE OP3LU.ORMORE IONILI$1 BOTTOM ALL STOLS WILL • -i r PI JS GOOD DICIMIER 20.22.; ,' ) — — — -- si&.o volulla IMS CtTtU$ MIND" COUNTY & , 2°° OFF • '—. • a . 131 --— --:- - - '4, I?% CouPON C.000 'N OIANGI U•.OiI OSCIOI& CMtoe?I UTII CIIIS III uUCN . I .._ fl ' I I '--•--- CAN29c . EF pEO" !.:.:/ • • — ••1'*: ODUPON 0000 NC 20- 22 , I 1i FRUIT COCKTAIL •jt, •;i- V Ii II ((al - . IL I j .. .•' . C0UW 0000 DEC 20-22 Tnt coftoN G000 IN OI*'IGI OCic** IIvUD VOIUS.A AII 'uS CMA$tOflI SUN'II COlull ill *P'ON COUNTIS I alini 'N 'NOI COUNII - L Wednesday, Dec. it, 1P19.-.7C SLICED CARROTS . 10.1$. CANS TNSWff MAIl WSI01 CMIN SITU - .. . • . • l$•u.•TNAImMA.WSlnMlOUsswt. • ,. POTATOES SIM SAVE IS' I. I6. £MM 1SIUPP% . - .. h SMMI IIIIu.•. •.,. .....•.. . .. MV, II'. I$es. $151. .M -. • ;• /. kY U J..jIa .. . ..•.' . I . ••- .... . Genuine Swiss --• ;• • I ULICATES5EN SPECIALS 24 PIECE SUCKIT DELICIOUS IAIPOSD SOILED Of GOLDIN IROWN TURKEY HAM FRIED CHICKEN ONLY $899 Watches .. 1 H.i. Is how this sp.ctacular offer works: '• • The n•aj time you shop Winn.Dia*, go o . .' v. tapeso— wwolope at the . chko co f$, "' .,- : S200inRegister Top.,, nInaf your %• local Winn.Djii, and pucchai coy or, of .. • . • .• ": •'12 •.I. .woo enoreaWsociatedovooif*gift is 91 I for you from youI . . . . .. UJANQ4IM$D . D%IlkIl I . .Aft .- •;•• m - c FIX"99 ucy $W59 'I. SHEET *EACH $659 CHRISTMAS CAKE •- U SLIcED is 64" fto: 2" Sliced Bacon • 241 i,cgoiy SWifT I 11 ----Il - IFool COL -• •. • -. . - ., - Ile c.-rh.Thf. t. ', -•. IA • . - - Sliced Bacon • . : 1' PNlUI1 MANS Sm)KID. P00511, ALL SEEP AND ITALIAN Sausage..... is. slet NIbS PUSH ITALIAN Sausag. ••..• Ls. 9" NARINUS. JUST HIAT & SERVE 2-LI. Fish Sticks ... BOX HEADQUARTERS FOR HOLIDAY FIXINGSAVAILABLE AT YOUR FRIENDLY WIRN-OWES, A-COMPLETE SKI TURKEY PARTS, GEESE, STUFFED TURKEYS, FRESH TURKEYS - -- •r ..•-- :. - •-- cu*ci GEORGIA ' I t ,a, • 4rIm?,I. ii. ' m, 12-02 SIZE PAiWT?O PAINS I 5 '- _. • •.-: ".trjf •- -• -• - !VI!!?T -.::- . --- • - .per-t • .. • X •!..L. •f 91 lull 10 ICON! MiCID-. 'IlM INTOOS SMOtID POSE lOsN LI Podi Chops . MD USDA CHOICE SliP ILADI CUT JCK ROAST • $159 7 SOP49 CWJCK "if C104111 CvT 6OP4 CH&X iiF -If ,, '• Pao •c-.:- !1% IS Ij ••• *0. i.a N --- .' - i;• _____Si- - ;Iq. r • w • . ' •-- . • , '-'. .L.Z4 4.. r 4 �- ' I .. S • - .' rr IC—Eviffing Herald, Sanford, Wednesday, Fl. - rau 1011nilrimi - -wRw . Ring I 17 I This hot crab ring makes an excellent appetizer. But also could be a very chic "pizza" for families that enjoy crab. it HOT CRAB cracker t Cable Ch. IfJII&I 1 s - EVENING I NOTE: Use crisply baked pizza or pie crust If rye is 6:00 unavailable. ...--. .. . package rrozen avocaao clip, thawed - o-uuute ounces Alaska crab, frozen or canned I 8-ounce package cream cheese, softened tablespoon mayonnaise 1 tablespoon chili sauce 3 tablespoons sliced green onions with tops 24 teaspoon dry mustard t'e teaspoon garlic salt 1 teaspoon lemon juice Dash liquid hot pepper sauce Snow one-third cup sliced green onions wi th tops 1-2 medIum tomatoes, thinly sliced, seeded and cut in half ¼ cup sliced pimiento-stuffed green olives Grated Parmesan cheese Spread about two-thirds of Festive Crab Spread evenly on cracker bread. Spread avocado dip in ring over crab spread to within 1 '4 inches of edges. Layer remaining crab mixture over center of avocado ring and spread to form smaller ring. Sprinkle with onions, Arrange tomato slices in ring over crab spread. Sprinkle with olives and reserved crab slices. Sprinkle with Parmesan cheese. CAROL BURNETT [fH.jpc1ii, _______________________ ___________________ 6:30 MORNING I () NBC NEWS 5)OCBSNEWS naw 5:00 THE FBI DOABCNEWS 35) CANDID CAMERA for garnish, If desired. In medium bowl, cream the cheese with mayonnaise and sauce. Blend In onions, mustard, garlic salt, lemon juice and liquid hot pepper sauce. Fold in sliced crab. Cover and chill at least 1 hour to blend flavors. Use for Crab Appetizer Ring or serve as spread with crisp rye crackers, 17) SOB NEWHART An 5:30 Id school chum of Bob's grad. ally takes over his car, his lothing and most of his home If.. CI) S SUNRISE SEMESTER 6:00 0 @j EARLY DAY (I) 5 HEALTh FIELD CD U SUNRISE 7.0O •@)THREE'SACROWD USDA CHOICE 1000 Potpourri . BEEF _____________________________ 6:10 5 P.M. MAGAZINE (l)5J0ICE$8WlLD tii (35) LANFORD AND SON 'Despite Lamont's objections, . (17) WORLD AT LARGE 6:25 S (4) COUNTRY ROADS Fred opens a Japanese restau- 6:30 rant In his living room. SALE 10 MACNEIL / LENRER REPORT (17) NEWS a (17) SANFORD AND SON BRAZILIAN SMOKED HOTCHOCOLATE one-third cup cocoa ¼ cup sugar 1 tablespoon instant coffee granules ½ teaspoon ground cinnamon teaspoon salt ½ cup hot tap water. 3½ cups milk 2 teaspoons vanilla In saucepan, combine cocoa, sugar, coffee gran ules, cm- namon and salt. Blend In hot water. Bring to boll over meum heat, f .jp,g constantly. Boil, mInutes. Add milk. Heat, stirring, to serving temperature. Do not boil. Beat In van illa with rotary beater create foam on surface. Serve immediately. This kitchen-tested recipe makes 6 setstirring, for 2 to MEXICAN J.jJJ HOTCHOCOLATE 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon ¼ teaspoon nutmeg ¼ teaspoon allspice ½ teaspoon salt ½ cup hot tap water 3½ pa 2 eggs, beaten ½ cup coffee liqueur Cinnamon sticks Sweetened whipped cream, optional Nutmeg, optin,ai teaspoon salt ~cuptattapwater THESE PRICES GOOD THURSDAY DEC. 20 THRU WEDNESDAY DEC. 2 LEAN WHOLE or HALF Chops LB. JACK SPRAT CANNED $488 Ham Bacon Bologna 3LB. LB. FRESH ICE PACK STD. WHOLE Fryers $1 LB. U LB. LI. $138 REG. Eggs Ribs LI. i lit CUT PORK LOIN Bacon stirring, for 981 AVG. LI. . Steak LB. 38' . A. m691~ G Now DEL t • sa ½teaspoonsalt vegetable oil ___________________ ½ cup honey 59 • Cranberry , c., IL19C - %4W5 S S F' ••• 1 ct r ." . 14 CUhe graham % cup pIta 1 tabieoon sugar, divided 1d cup butter or snararine melted 5I5U RU WS 6111111TH ______________ Pumpkin 2loa LJ.UNDSV OITThGZNT QQ(1 . - -umfl &. $959 ou~ — r',l U7i .II'WJ IJ%5 I Q7cv401?'4' _____ of II) Inediwn uucapan, CIflblM honey, sugar, concentrated orange juice and ginger Cook over low heat until candy th eterregIae$dsFtj1opoIsy,upis cold water toms a soft hall. Drop am quorw of the boked dough, cherries and mgi Into the sync. Remove with a intti oon onto a wet mrface (board, baking sheet, counter tap). R.,t Iggfl fl InaiwIlgg ic1• piling g'i". in form a mound. When cool enough to handle, moisten hande "" war I' Ihi a I..tI . ...pe Yield: Ball about 5 "whos is dininetir. -- FQTAT5MA1H5D . 69$ "° £ MR. AUTOMATIC 59$ Coff" Klondike Bars....' $13 J 7" ... Sit. V'' LI. t 99 P.psI Ogarst.. U.UT IILMIIA Am e*.oansler (Ramon Bled) gals I protic him aMIOnnO0utwtOnUrdired P wife many years aler (A) .'. HIC SAMA CTN.RI0.' so ----OW z I&LTur o.s loss, Cro.......... TO LU E No.... S OT. V V apand" W WEBB $120 I VI' VI A *2* .. ! . 1'. •. 88' Apphs • •' 1 ) B '. I FRESH TomstNs 3 LIDS. 900 ______ ti-v.. -----........ . --uwran us . j' of. p -- NIAS !-4a ( W ArqW. SOD 111111101141 me: Inny __ _ plow . ...,., so WON an bww -. At M am 90ma . oe us 9"40 am by Roger Bollen tes- 00 aw"PA: 135) - at, - - — - - The Evening Herald Classified! Jump right in and check out (1 (17) NEWS the Classified Ads today! AFTERNOON 12:00 0 (!) MINDREADERS I Call Classified Advertising (5)0(7JUNEWS (35) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER 24(10) EDUCATIONAL PRO- today 322-2611 GUMMING STYLE ) LOVE, AMERICAN 12:30 8 Q NEWS (1)o SEARCH FOR TOMORROW The CD 0 RYAN'S HOPE 1:00 0(4) DAYS OF OUR LIVES (5)0 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS Evening Herald 300 N. French Avenue * Sanford, Fla. Seminole County's Only Dolly Newspaper* 2:00 0) THE DOCTORS CD 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE ji (35) GOMER PYLE 2:25 (12)(17)NEwS 2:30 3:00 I (1)0 GENERAL HOSPITAL 1D(35P'00DYW00DpECK,. ER AND FRIENDS 4(1D) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) (17)1 LOVE LUCY 3:30 ©Ihififlfl@t (L)O ONE DAY ATA TIME (R) (II) (35) BANANA SPLITS AND FRIENDS 4 (10) VILLA ALEGRE(R) © 17IThIFUNT8TONES 99* _ PLAZA e1 &Eat Shrimp am MAT. WED. 7 45 'ONLY NL Ii] S ONLY • • " o 1055 (1)5dB NEWS 1 7:$ Hey. 17125 322 ii' RICHAROPRYOR LIVE PART TWO 9:00 _________ TEENAGE GRAFFITI "1100 _____________ 18 Shrimp for Eat in or take out. What a catch! The sea's most succulent treasures. . plump, juicy tender boiled shrimp-chilled and mouth-watering. Just peel them and. savor them. Served on a bed of lettuce with two golden brown hushpuppies. . Availebh now at partldpating Orlando-Area rsstaumnti for a limited time only. ©,Copynght 1979 by Arthur Tro.s 151s Fish & Chips, Inc All Rights Reserved 2117 w. Co balal Drive Diagonally Across From lie Road) p Fire Park Mt. 435. Fern Park - __ to get the results you wont. 24(10)ZOOM(R) ow . sure - WLD SEAFOOD to opor If orange ilkwdesired. YtekI 12 servIngs. you're Van AOKI0UAD' RONAlougltmlnsoolonil am 00 h 1r0091 . 784 one place where CD U ALL IN THE FAMILY OP (35) KUNG FU of 11) Careen. Oueet Joyce . ____ yet Ilti slaB I" we broulm to" PON of 0100- by " ovabosikv Lettuce . ATM "The Duchess Of Di*S StresIH"Thelirllnc*anpluye Lotdsá'g.nS'si.do.lbrothsr much to he " the b WL JWl$0E THE. 5(10) ' • ' RID DELICIOUS or a service to offer...there's __ mm of N T— t. i.L' '' you have mercha,sdjse to trade 5:30 0 T NEWS C5)OM'ASH 11:55 sell... whether IWM ! I 3(10)SESAMESTREEI or looking to looking to buy OCNAL WI OW. IN WAIN Sk Mches! 69$ 1. IORANS VV @) EMERGENCY ONEI (5)0 THE LITTLE RASCALS o MERV GRIFFIN (11) (35) TOM AND JERRY you're tio . (TñPIS 4:00 Whether @) HELLO LAMY 10:00 (I) BUT OF SATUMAY IIT LM Host: Candace 59$ YELLOW ( tm Dli IILi "u' VVn ............C tOM?? MitRAL O.NI y' AND FRIENDS 1) 0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN 11i (35) THE FLINTSTONES 24 (10) MISTER ROGERS (R) (35) DINAHII ?S liost: Fernando Lamas. aseti: Barbara Mandrill. moon rJ.mom. me. Ken MInyard, Adam '" UPTONO Iii$1 4$ft £ • Soup Mhc.......... ':59$ ueao.um 1.11111110diry SMAU PIT= Olivn..... *usuav ciu Q -' cwauro,, Din., bib........ : 69$ Omito s1uU......cm WV WIC1IAM °' I Pit. (Meredith Baxtsr.Blmey) and P41-.: for his wile and lemily. S lARL*'$ ANOILI 39 Parkay Cream Ch.e.. OWNWGMQTK cm 16 5:00 0(4) CAROL BURNETT 5PTLCWS mum (.1) HOLLYWOOD "v S YCUflO WOflIfl OUAMI _ !I1il1r,n, marllfoy.ge in the,,aui,li*W ½cup sigar, one t4os at a tb.; '(lean besting sdll whites I hms. twn am ON; ld am dad b em I hm. RMIM Q(ltI .. . __ 1111111110 man Ld Kraft . Potato............. miatia'.. M.esw.1 caj*, Anti -"ill bowl; bland in dioculate Icp aitsrI. j11 1.li 01 the.. g1 4 ssmo*a, gumtas Aluminum ...00tv' i issue 'T r 011 Orlando Public Broadcasting System 10:00 W$tflc bites him,.then disap- •®CARO$HARKS ... ttlSHOfl • us. p*t*. cmusto • MD o9 o. s:i __ UV5cWF G herkin wwrz ctouo AlIT. c.os :° P30 135)1 LOVELUCY 10 EDUCATIONAL PRO. MMING GREEN ACRES •(1)DIFP'RINT STROKES Add faces rabies shots when ;puppy that he rescued from ____ " • n r.0 ,aa.... ft S 6 - £ Syrup.................... "1 up', Ripe 16". 79$ Lisa Bean........... rirrE $1 WIU ter IILLVMUSSLL $229 &.UX Soap ........... £ l 'YII ALAOA RED LAIIL sIItjRWfs4 HW N IUVl Sprouts -D Can. STOI(E.LY 5I 69$ r• . q iSgWiTiUfl..............III.. o*z AlIT. cotosa new Vtab1............FED. % PLASTIC )TlI P 1 UI1,PLU JUICY Napkins................!:59$ — __ Stuffed MUflAPOt 594 ililEannwismaw.cloom. not Cocoa i'u French Toint _________ iiv .fr. £ CAOtINUMANZ.L'Isucw Potatoe 39( (1) MOVIE ])( 5)DICKVANDYKE to ELECTRIC COMPANY combine efforts to make Christmas merry for a lonely littØgid.(R) __ . WHOLE KING ' 89 1iji 89$ Pound Ca.;........ $169 Hatul" CHOCOLATE Potato.............. AJtNIA The Red Witch" (1045) Animated. A unique pine tree zsa.74(f ' . and a group of forest anImals Q(17)mcLuCYsptow Del Monte seedlm NaisinsS94 __ Sweet . a , I I - . ' 8:30 •®TODAY (35) TVINUSEETUXEDO 10 CROCKETT'S VICTO• flily NY GARDEN 'ally (17)NOMP5NOOM Onlytodiecover that they already knew each P00 other. 5(1) DONAHUE 8:30 3) 5 THE TINY TREE _____________________________________________________ VV IIIyCTN.e Donut ............... centrolledi, orange Julia, thawed, undi Seggss.parated UI "W ½ tuwoosi salt 1 cup (S oaos omion) som' ciien ___ ½ tiaui cuom of ttw 4 IØVN (1 omee each) semisweet chocolate, m,ed ___ ___ CiIflhiM ceacker mm I tablespoon sugar and batter in small bowl; mix wilL Prese mlxtiss evenly on bottom and Mdes 01 Linch sprform pan. In large __ miser bowl, beat ceanan cheese smooth. Gradlly add ½ cup .1 the sugar and ooPciatrated orange juice; beat otu smooth Add yells, ON at stlss, bqllrg well er each i- *lr lnflowandsilt..4Msowc, Beat.whMeawMh I 8:26 S (I) TODAY IN FLORIDA CD U RI GOOD MORNING FLO DA Robin Ellis and Gemma Craven star In this story of a couple Pineapple New SHLRI1I* ST*A,4IDSWHOLL '. %A Oz. .. -- Juice 6:00 you'll find it in the Classified! FRIENDS (!2 (17) GILLIGAN'S ISLAND FUNNY BUSINESS (17) THE GIGGLESNORT HOTEL AMERICA W 10) GREAT PERFOR. CD5 GOOD MORNING MANCES "8he Loves Me' AMERICA ortembg$J49 . . EL WWTE It 35) JIM ROCKFORD M 0 FAMILY FEUD (Ii) (35) TOM AND JERRY 10) OVEREASY 17 FAMILY AFFAIR the Yuletide season. (R) CD0 EIGHT IS ENOUGH SMOOTH Bake-Rite k DII MONTE 3 fbi. '$1 . Peas 2 89 ' .LJnks ••. . $168 MORE LI. 5 LBS. OR 11:30 0@)WHEELOFFORTUNE 0(4) ANOTHER WORLD 5)0 GUIDING LIGHT (U) (35)t DREAM OF JEANNIE STOLE CHRISTMAS Anlmat- OSCAR MEYER SMOKED ..... .. I Sweet 3e $ 48 7:30 (5)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO (Ii) 135) IULLWINKLE tries to erase Christmas fTOfll 1$ town of WhovtUe by steallng all the material rnbols 1)0 BEWITCHED 0(35) BUGS BUNNY AND Independent Atlanta, Ga. 17) MY THREE SONS 11:00 U @) HIGH ROLLERS (5)0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT (1)0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (A) • (4) TODAY CD GOOD MORNING who gets dressed up as a Christmas tree. ed. Dr. Sousa' mIser Grinch ,. Chuck 04 rx -. '* Stew L9. 2 FLORIDA 1) SHOW THE GRINCH 3 LII, $178 ON MORE LI. 100 PCT. PURE GROUND " CUT 04 LrXMO sru Pears nCA79( P degrees F. oven 20 mlrngas or imlil trowned. Ciol. Meanwhile, S Steak 7:25 tory for Santu, and a woman LB. ' TODAY IN FLORIDA C!) U GOOD MORNING ments in lude an Interview with Robert George. the nation's "official" Santa Claus, a visit to a school for Santas and a fac- BONELESS ALL MEAT LI. he comes home trotr work bearing gifts and good cheer. 8:00 58 $268 CALS S ) REAL PEOPLE Seg- $2 -" LB. Roast 131 estive Food DEL MONTE HALVES ' Roast BONELESS CHUCK Bartlett _____ _ _ TAIGLACH 2 cups sifted flour ___ baking powder I teaspoon broken walnuts In large bowl, sift together flour, baking powder and salt; make well In center, add eggs and oil. Stir with a fork until soft dough forms. Divide dough Into small pieces, roll between palms hands_ _to form pencil-thin strands. Cut Into %-Lnch Roast 8T000ES/ThEu'rfl.EUS.. us (17) AU. IN Inc FAMILY Archie surprises everyone ___ EYE OF ROUND LEAN CHUCK Peaches .-.... LB. 68' Steak LB. LB. 0.69 Cling 2.4 L8. Chuck TOP ROUND ROAST or BUDGET SLICED ___________ 98' FAMILY PACK BEEF CUBED 78' Steak LB. actress Diana CENTER CUT FULL CUT WOUND . possession out of jail. 4(10)D$CKCAVf'fl Guest LB. .. U.S GRADE A Large 99' LI. Maude heads up a vigilante group to keep $ youth arrested for marijuane 78 4:30 C7JU ALL MYCHILDREN (I)0P)4INGNEWS CDQ GOOD MORNING (U) (35) DICK VAN DYKE AMERICA 1:30 jj) (35) FRANKENSTCJN JR. (Si 0 AS THE WORLD AND mEIMpOS8IBL,E8 TURNS 4 (10) SESAME STREET (35) ANDY GRIFFITH (II) (1(1 ) THE THREE (D (35) MAUDE LB. 1 Hens PREMIUM YELLOW CHICKEN COOKING GOOD WHOLE 3 EACH BREASTS, THIGHS, WINOS, GIBLETS, BACKS I.S. 6 MEATY LEAN PORK SPARE ½ CU 5Ur 6 tablespoons Florida from thawed, undiluted ¼teaspocn ground gthger GAME S. 47 700 0(4) TODAY CD 0 HOLLYWOOD 38 PREMIUM OR. A FRESH ICE PACK 88' FLORIDA SQUARES . STD. Sausage LB. . 78 Fryers I.B. U' SUNNYLAND ALL PORK Boll, 2 minutes. Add skim milk. Heat, stirring, but do not boil. Add vanilla, Serve In hot mugs. Garnish each serving with cinnamon 5.W 10 LBS. ANDUP FAMILY PACK FIRST CUT RIB PORK Pork Loin WienerS Blend In hot water. Bring to boll over matul hea~ Wrft 3 tablespoons Turkey r azrrna . OSCAR MEYER teaspoons vanilla O'j'.amon sticks In saucepan, combine cocoa, sweetener, spices and salt. '." Steak 6:55 5(4) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING 7:30 (4) TIC TAC DOUGH (5)0 THE NEWLYWED . gun LYKES ALL MEAT 2 constantly. SHURFINE fit I PORTERHOUSE Steak 6:45 (10) A.M. WEATHER Fred tries to sculpt a work of art from junk when he discovera the value of sculpture. . 1-BONE or Sirloin j. 68 LB 1(?z1 ____________________ ______ A am _____________ OSCAR MEYER SLICED ½ CUfI cocoa ricnic 2 STORES IN SANFORD 4 V1 CENTER CUT e • Independent Orlando In addition to th e Channels listed, cablevision subscribers may tune in to Independent channel I, Miami, by tuning to channel I; tuning to channel 13, which carries sports and the Christian Broadcasting Network (CIN). ND FRIENDS Guests: Joel bray, Vincent Price. QUANTTFY RIGHTS RESERVED 0 (CBS) Orlando (35) (1 7, (10) 4 (jj (NBC) Daytona Beach Orlando TRE 'Poldark' Elizabeth is Iling to leave her husband for 'oss, but he learns Demeiza Is rnant with his child. (Part 4 (17) Place on baking sheet. Broil 5 to 6 inches from heat for about 2 to 4 minutes or until cheese melts, This kitchen-tested recipe makes about 16 appet izer ser- (ABC) Orlando JUMP RIGHT IN... (17)SPECTREMAN Cable Ch. 0 OCDøNEWS (10) MASTERPIECE THE. Crab ring can also be it very chic "pizza" for families that enjoy owl. twos 1 or 2 ,e NOWAN 6.8 Festive Crab Spread ( below) I large round (11-inch) crisp rye bread (knacker brod 7-Inch-square rye crackers i ONIGHT'S TV Festive Crab Spread APPETIZER RING Wednesday, Dec it, 1t75-4C Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Ex cellent A Prtrfw , '$•_•_ Dec. it, itt L HOr . . War 17) how "aw men's 1±1W# (15Th) 2700 N, Orlando Drive (Hwy. 1742) Sanford 400 Highway 4M (Next To Handy City) Attamonfo Springs 7145$. Oran" Blossom Trail 5503W. ColonIal Drive (Next To Pin. Hills Shopping Center) PIflS Hills Orlando 4077 E. Colonial Dr. $40 N. Orlando Ave. Winter Park 2259 S. Semoran Blvd. V1 LA __________ I 'v - ra -. • .,.*_.,.. �• - - . 1OC—Evonin4 Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wodnesday, D.c. it 17 :.':-.:- f Treats Brighten Tradl" tl" on - Stroganoff S Perfed Paily Entre e • S „'. '-,. r Christmas Is a time when homes are filled with the smells of baking, and cookie Jars are, brimming Memorable food traditions aren't time consuming if you choose convenience easy decorative festive with touches which are a part of the holidays. , _- m&m,s,, Peanut chocolate cup sifted confectioners' sugar Cup . - PEAMUT APROT0OFFEE C 2 packages (8 OUflCSS each) crescent dinner rolls 2 tablespoons butter or margarine, melted Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Wednesday, Dec. 19, 1979-1IC •, S z . '°' ° li CUP 14 to2 teaspoons milk On Christmas morning give the early risers a treat by Unroll refrigerated dough; do not separate Into triangles. seving homebaked buns and coffee cakes which use mixes or ( Press 1 section of dough (4 triangles) over bottom of greased refrigerated doughs. Then, Just acd finely chopped brightlycoloredcandlestothese convenient mixes to make them "your 9”-round cake pan. Brush with butter. Arrenge rnaln1ng 3 own." "M&M's" Plain and Peanut Chocolate Canthe use the sections in rectangle, about 11" x 13", on lightly n highest quality chocolate and Southern peanuts, making them face and press the edges together. Spread dough with apricot preserves. Sprinkle with chopped candles. Roll dough perfect baking ingredients. If you prefer "from scratch" a baking, prepare your own recipe the night before, adding the beginning at short side. cut into 9 slIces. Arrange slices of Beef stroganoff Is a favorite tomatoes in juice bright candles for that Christmas touch, then reheat at serving dough in pan, cut side down. Brush with remaining butter. 2 teaspoons salt dish of cooking students, jnuteioruntlghtbr0001th Bake at 375 degrees F. ½ teaspoon pepper - •• • • according to members of the time. An easy morning treat Peanut A" t CoffeeCokestarts pan 5 minutes. 'rum out onto serving plate. Mix sugar with 1.3rd cup cornstarch .. v Association of Cooking glaze over coffee ½ cup dry white wine • Schools. And restaurant with two packages refrigerated crescent dinner rolls, given enough milk to make &nooth glaze. Spoon 1 cup dairy sour cream owners say stroganoff Is very a festive touch with chopped "M&M's" Peanut Chocolate cake. Makes onHOLIDAY 9 coffee cake HOT CHOCOLATE popular with customers of all ½ cup chopped parsley . Candies. Or, k charming • cup "M&M's" Plain Chocolate Candies ½ ages. . In large skillet heat co oil hot roll ml or from your avorlte recipe, shape and frost, . 1 banana, cut up This stroganoff recipe over medium heat. Add met, \ ±._. . adding the colorful decorative touch of "M&M's" Plain 2 cups hot Hulk makes a perfect addition to ¼ at a time. Brown quickly on Marshmallows, if desired On Christmas morning, give the early risers a Chocolate Candles. holiday pariymenus. The dish both sides. Remove meat. Place candies, banam and hot milk in blender container. Add mushrooms, onion and treat by serving homebaked buns and coffee us" tomatoes, cornstarch for Served with nutritious, instant Holiday Hot Chocolate, these oven-warm Christmas treats will keep holiday traditions Cover and blend until smooth. Pour into 2 mugs. Garnish with thickening and less expensive garfic. Saute 5 minutes or ca kes which use mixes or refrigerated doughs. marshmallows. Makes 2 servings. beef chuck rather than top until tender. bright. round or tenderloin. syAdd salt pepper. Simrner 10 minutes. with rice or noodles. Stir together cornstarch BEEF STROGANOFF ________ __ and wine until smooth. Stir 2 tablespoons con oil into tomato mixture. Stirring 244 pounds boneless beef constantly, bring to boil over chuck, cut into strips ¼-inch medium heat. Boil 1 minute. thick and ½-inch wide Remove from heat. Stir In ½ pound mushrooms, sliced sour cream and parsley. Add g 1 cup finely chopped onion meat. 2 cloves garlic, minced This kltchenested recipe 1 (28-ounce) can plum makes 6 to 8 servings. 1 Eggplant s in season, right, offer taste and eye appeal when stuff. ed with a ravioli mix( lire enhanced with fresh green l)CPPCS and ripe olives 'Sleringue lopped Baked Apples, Iffine cost rii' rest ' out costs s.aurtn1s, about 59 cents per serving when prepared at home. "-''. i.. • • . -. .' .. • : •• t .: •.' -. . -. .. • —.•-.-..- ..- • I liii 'i'1 TIfl Use 'Fresh' During Peak To Save $$ / REDEEM ALL THESE VALUABLE COUPONS TODAY! • ____-_ — - — — - - - — - — — — - - — - — ------1 FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF HOLIDAY FRUITS AND NUTS! 200 OFF I CHAMPION 15oz PKG. RAISINS $119 .; WITH THIS COUPON GOOD THU MONDAY. DEC. 24. 1575. I LIMIT-1 OF EACH COUPON WITH A 57.500* MORE P000 TOBACCO PRODUCTS IICLUDID I. --- — — — — — - — — — - — — -- ---- — 1702 CAN LESUEUR I PEAS 19' WITH THIS COUPON 0000 TNAU MONDAY. Dec. 34117$. LIMIT.I OF RACK COUPON WiTh A $UO ON MOSS P000 ; 0*0(5. TOBACCO PRODUCTS, IXCWOSD. 290 OFF I PRIDE I PANTRY CREAM Ia)t?esv 39 / i . • S • • St*1rwFry*in9 nToBusy e GEORGIA RED Homemaker h' RW a I i 9(11. X3 k:. IUII - ri rds Nil bbs slq .. j To, — lob - ' •aid oil! eat q su — -- - — Stir-fried dishes are quick forth. busy homemaker and tasty for the whet. family. This Chinese dslckan-sndcelsry disk goes together easily after a day at work, too, u you want to entertain wM*bSrCol;e or two without expending too much effort. Sav. time by cutting the chicken the nigit before and refrigerating it wl1 ready to iae You may Mice the celery and carrots then, too. Serve with rice. Or you may want totryft with noOd1lS for change. CIIfl4E CHU1EN AND CELERY 3 Whole chicken breasts, skinned, boned and split 3 teaspoons cornstarch, divided Yj teaspoon ground black pepper 7 teaspoons soy sauce, divided 5 tablespoons on, divided 6 cups thinly sliced celery 1 cup thinly sliced carrots 1 cup sliced scallion' (green onions) 1 chIcken bouillon cube 44 cup boUlag water 1 (1-pound) can bean sprouts on&alned 44 teaspoon pound ginger Cut chicken breasts into 14nch chw',b. Place In medhmi bowl. Sprinkle with 1 teaspoon corarch, black pepper end 1 teaspoon soy sauce. Toes to coat chicken ccm$itely. In very large skillet or wok, heat 3 tablespoons oil wdll hot. Add chicken a few pieces at a time. Brown on all sides. Remove and sat aside. Add remaining 2 tablespoons oil. Heat until hot. Add celery, carrots and scailia,". Saute for 5 mInutes. Dissolve bouillon cube In boiling !.t.r. Add to skillt along with bean sprouts. Cook and stir, scraping drippings from. bom of skillet, for I minute. 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Combine macaroon crumbs, rum or brandy and raisins and mix well. Fill apple centers with the mixture, top each with a teaspoon of butter and place in the baking dish. Bake at 350 degrees F. for 30 to 40 minutes, basing occasionally, until apples are soft but hold their shape. Do not overcook. 4 BUISER e(Yp,ief 20.. 'SoAVIS PACK OF SAVE uc 99iI PuIl.A.Part si • 2PIN • ' 5/1 -hop PieS MO SISU HI 1N • - Economy Fruit Calls SM HI HIHI SM MOT I Clividst tills 2M79d IMUlIPwul all 3/11 Libby's rosu leans 31 UK iruci cat Yans 794 594 IMPU,T1IMr I AND FRISTII. 99.. 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Serves four. Fresh apples, available the year around, are among the most adaptable of fruits. They give a lift to humdrum dishes, spanning the menu from appetizers, snacks, soups, meat, salads, desserts. The accompanying recipe Illustrates how to dress up a baked apple a dessert that may cost from $2 to $5 at fine restaurants. Made at home it costs less than 50 cents a serving. Baked apples are at home on the breakfast table, surrounded by hot cereal. Or they can be filled with leftover meat, ham, cheese and rice for an entree. For a soeclal occasion, conceal the apple under a meringue, then sauce and flame It, this: -- BONELESS CORNISH HENS 584 Margarine Quarters $ 198 LI CUP USDA GRADE A 984 Hormels Little Sizzlers till lie II Pal Cul 11)0111 RICOTTA CHEESE 5II IUINI 505 '4Ot01 98 e QUART CARTON livi 251 list NI 05(45 lull stat ... -- . — ,-. --•---.-- .-. p 884 PIt HI list III 6"0411111100 Breakfast Link Sausage LYU$ OS NYGAAOC S BONELESS e CHUCK &TIAN SANFO*D.ZAYCE PLAZA HIWAY 1702 $ AIRPORT $LVD. L Hygrade Hot Dogs AI1LI700S ON ITALIAN HOLIDAY EGG HOG Sill HI list PU P,l 151 list NI 01451*57 IMUIS Gr il l Most Franks SUP SUDS SM 151 Is. 2/11 Li SAVE 2OCALB 1*111 PM P11 HI X. 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ALL ITEMS AND PRICES GOOD THRU MON DEC 24 1979 QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVE( ALSO AVAILABLE FOR YOUR Red Delicious Apples un IN A ilium U.S. No. I Chef Potatoes 1511 *U51I Fresh Green Onions 2anoes594 SLICING SWEETBAKING O LOS FOR $1 SAVE ISC . .,, 1 , I HALF GALLON ICE CREAM 3 s?s 39 California Broccoli rmcm79 u,t* Western Anjou Pears / 11 SK990 co'1$tf suso lAM 151 Fresh Florida Grapefruit 6 ,11$1X 3UMW*IIUUI$M LARGE Fresh Crisp Carrots 11 180 24$0 HEAD SAM *5151 LO FOR 39 5111111 Florida Naval Oranges 1 BAG SAMN*III" SAVE 200 SAVE 200 SAVE 200 All Purpose Yellow Onions 0120 01 • - • Chinese Chicken and celery Is a quick dish. • S PANTRY PRIDE With the pressures of time as well as money, most of us need to devise if reasonable and workable "game plan." A logical one would be to use available convenience foods plus fresh fruits and vegetables when they are at peak quality and their lowest prices. Combine the vegetables and-or stuff them with canned pastas for easy-to-fix main dishes. Canned pastas such as ravioli, cannelloni, lasagna or spaghetti and meatballs point the way to trimming the budget and still having good hot meals. These pastas in tasty sauces with meat add substance, flavor and heartiness to casseroles, soups and skillet dinners. RAVIOLI PEPPERONATA 2 medium-sized eggplants 1 tablespoon salt 1 cup chopped green pepper 14 cup chopped red pepper 4 cup OflIOflS 14 cup cooking oil 2 cans 15 oz. each I beef ravioli in tomato sauce 6 pitted black olives, sliced 14 cup grated Parmesan cheese Cut eggplant in half lengthwise. Scoop out eggplant pulp with if large spoon or nielon-baller. Salt pulp and allow to stand for 15 minutes to remove excess water. Dry with absorbent towel. Blanch eggplant shells for five minutes in boiling water; drain. Saute pepper, onion and eggplant pulp in oil until soft, but not brown. Add Beef Ravioli In Tomato Sauce, sliced olives and cheese. Fill blanched shells with Beef Ravioli mixture. Cover OPEN JR 418 I I — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — UK Not ALL FWU Fresh Yellow Onions UVIW4LI Fresh Green Cabbage —I WITH THIS COUPON GOOD THRU MONDAY. DEC 24 1975 OF EACH COUPON WITH AS? SO ON MORE FOOD LIMITI 0*01* TOBACCO PRODUCTS EXCLUDED Best &4ltiMPrOJUCC 8 ie I Sot PKG. CHEESE • FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE WE WILL BE APPLE PAN DOWDY, Quick Version: Use canned apple pie filling, top with ready to bake cinnamon rolls, patted flat. Bake at 350 degrees F. for 30 minutes. PASTA STUFFING: Canned Pastas are good "duffers." Try filling eggplant, squash, green peppers, tomatoes or onions with hearty, tasty canned pasta. JELLED CIDER SALAD: Use cider Instead of water for gelatin salad. When partially jelled, add fresh apple cubes, celery and walnuts. RAVIOLI & VEGETABLES: For a good hot meal with meat try canned beef ravioli In tomato sauce plus some In-season vegetables carrots, beans, etc. TANGY APPLE SAUCE: Use cider or apple Juice Instead of water for making applesauce. APPLE STUFFING: A cup of chopped apples for each cup of bread cubes. Makes delicious poultry stuffing. Season with onion, celery, sage and salt. CANNELLONI & BROCCOLI: Undercook your vegetables rather than overcook them. Add fiesh or frozen broccoli to canned cannelloni for a real Itallarl touch. APPLE OMELET: Equal amounts of finely chopped apples and ham make delicious filling for an omelet. Top with sour cream. LASAGNA & VEGETABLES. Takes good hot lunch to the office. Fill your thermos with a combination of chopped onions, peppers an&caned Lasagna. - — �I• -. • 4•._ . s •.• - •, -. . .• -. :'-•'•°- - I - 12C—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Dc. 19, 1979 Around The Clock Danish Eggs Fast And Festivwl Party foods should look good, taste good, Holiday entertaining is great fun! At be easy on the budget and require a I", it should be. But, too often the cook does all the work while everyone else minimum amount of preparation. What other food fits those requirements better celebrate& than eggs — tasty, attractive, economical The wise holiday cook who gets the fixin's together fast will enjoy the festivities as and fast? This holiday season resolve to be an much as the guests. The secret lies In taking unhurried hostess. Get out of the kitchen and advantage of all those handy convenience into the party with eggs - fast and festive! food out there on the grocer's shelf. Put together with a bit of imagination, they'll turn into sparkling holiday fare — quickly Are you wondering how to keep your and deliciously, holiday food budget in line this year? Why One of the greatest convenience foods of not serve eggs more often? At 90 cents a all are eggs. They provide high-quality, low, dozen, Large eggs are only 60 cents a pound. cost protein In all kinds of dishes for ahy That's a very low price for top-quality meal of the day or for any type of party. Best protein food which also contains lots of of all, eggs are perfect partners for a Vast vitamins and minerals, array of other convenience foods. Combined them with canned or packaged Let eggs be your holiday helper. They're soups in sauces, creamed dishes and buffet- so quick to fix that you'll save lots of time In beautiful casseroles. Put them together with the kitchen. Put them into yummy egg nogs, already-cooked canned chicken, tuna or mushrooms, ready-shredded cheese or whip them into appetizing omelets or slice them into beautiful casseroles for the buffet crunchy colorful frozen vegetable combos table. However you fix them, eggs are fast oomelets. Quickly whip up custardy quiches and festive! with the aid of frozen pie shells. Use a packaged salad dressing mix as the With a stply of hard-cooked eggs in the seasoning for your deviled eggs. refrigerator, you'll be ready for a holiday For dessert, bake some crepes to freeze for later use. When unexpected guests drop party In almost no time at all. Devil the eggs in, fill the crepes with canned pie filling or for hearty hors d'oeuvres or chop them for mincemeat. You'll save hours of kitchen festive egg salads. Eggs are ready for a time, party when you are. 12 1 72nd Year, No. 104—Thursdi IMA te Profit H spital Would Cost Cou" ty By DIANE PETRYK Herald Staff Writer Seminole County stands to lose $719,000 medical care funds for the poor over next eight years if Seminole emorlal Hospital is taken over by a forof it corporation, according to a state ency. In addition, if the county relinquishes ntrol of the hospital to a for-profit oup, the county would have to repay e federal government a percentage of e current worth of the hospital. Nathaniel Ward, director of the Health d Rehabilitative Services Office of ommunity Medical Facilities in allahassee, confirmed the amounts that would be lost for care of Indigents, Because of these losses, a citizens group will inform county commissioners to the county. In 1963, they received $325,000; in 1964, Thus, he said, if a for-profit With HCA the county would not have to today that they object to Hospital Cor$75,000; 1968, $678,000; 1973, $90,000. The organization took control of the hospital, subsidize the hospital. Lewis said, and poration of America (HCA), Nashville, The citizens group, Seminole County hospital will have some obligation under his office would insist on an immediate that would provide great financial possibly taking over Seminole Memorial. Resources for Human Needs Committee, the act until 1993, 20 years after the most recovery action against Seminole benefit to the county. HCA would requet The commissioners are considering points out in a letter to the commission recent grant. The obligation for Indigent County. only that the county reimburse the proposals for purchase or lease of the that under the current hospital adcare from the other grants expires in hospital for indigent care at the medicaid hospital from RCA, Florida Hospital, ministration, funds for care of indigents 1983, 1984 and 1988, Seminole County, as the entity that rate, which is below cost, Lewis added. Orlando, and the current hospital board must be provided due to obligations the Until 1983, when the oldest grant ex- applied for the grants, would be required of trustees. hospital incurred when it received funds "We feel certain," RCA's proposal pires, Ward said, the hospital is required to make the repayment. The amount to Florida Hospital is a not-for-profit for construction and equipment under the to provide $116,000 yearly in care for be recovered would be calculated by first states, 'that the amount of addltionar organization which proposes to buy Hill-Burton Act. property tax revenue provided by RCA ' indigents. The figure is 10 percent of the determining the "now" value of the Seminole Memorial and renovate. The Hill-Burton provided federal grant current total obligation. It can be ad- hospital. 11w government would want as a result of private ownership... will, to current trustees propose to become a funds with the stipulation that the justed up or down, annually, depending repaid the same percentage of that a great extent, assist the county in private, not-for-profit entity and lease hospital would spend a percentage of Its on options the hospital may choose, he "now" value as they provided when the providing indigent care more so than the building from the county. net operating money yearly in care of under its present, not-for-profit system," said, but the total obligation remains the building was under construction. RCA pledges to build a completely new Indigents. The obligation with each Hill- same. Ward said, however, that the for-profit But Douglas B. Lewis, IICA's director 200-bed facility in Sanford and proposes Burton grant is for 20 years. The obligation under Hill-Burton can of domestic develoument, said today groups statements are "just a promise." to lease Seminole Memorial during Seminole Memorial received money be transferred to another non-profit Seminole Memorial Hospital "is in such "Under the not-for-profit present construction. After the new hospital Is under the act four times for a total of group, Ward said, but a for-profit cor- bad shape that the Hill-Burton payback system, care for indigents is guaranbuilt HCA would return the old building $1,168,023. teed," Ward said. would be minimal." poration could not assume it. - ii'- [IOWA MEATS / Evening Herald (USPS 481.280)—Price 15 Cents WEEKLY SPECIALSI .4.. . •; ..•..• . • , •' •.. 4, Deltona TO Get Hospita19 1V •• ", "Order your Holiday muts nowl" ' " • ______ ' ' - '-., OUR OWN FULLY COOKED BONELESS i1. 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Beat fl dff Peaks fr. To MW two layer ihortcakes: y-r_c-:--;. ,,•.-. ••-• I YEAR - $43.00 The EVENING HERALD . Agr.at way 3277 yMy,j11 - • • . • tablespoons of whipped :i-: -. ' MY NAME: place 3 warm, D=M on3 plates spoon aboat I _-' of: VI 10:00 P.M. — HorsId in tk . __________ — . • — ." It IT REALLYV YOU, SANTA? 'I • • . .', . ' __________ 4 . ,?'. A "i • • ' . '- A power struggle is developing bet w een the Volusia Hospital Authority and a group of private physicians over proposed construction of a hospital in Deltona, which, if built, could have an Impact on plans for Seminole Memorial Hospital. Of the three proposals still in the race for Seminole Memorial, two indicate they would make sweeping adminlstrative changes. The third group, the current board of trustees of the hospital, have not indicated what their switch from a county-owned to a private not-for-profit group would cheat the administrative level. However, one hospital source said regardless of Seminole Memorial's future, some highlevel administrative changes will occur through resignation of top officials. The source said Hospital Administrator Charles Bentley is one of those contemplating leaving, regardless of what the county decides to do with the facility. When asked about this today, Bentley said simply comment" At present, In Deltona, there is a medical facility operated by 12 - 14 private physicians near the reported site eyed by those who want to build a new hospital near that facility, To get approval, however, the new facility would have to convince neighboring hospitals to relinquish some of their short-sighted and they did not properly assess the stud) material. The problem with building a hospital In Deltona, whether by the private group of physicians or West Volusia Hospital Authority, according to Clapper, is that Volusia County Is overbedded. It currently has 450 beds more than the state reconunends at the preferred rate of 4.3 beds per 1,000 residents. lucre are eight hospitals in Volusia with a total capacity of 1,559 beds. Clapper Ix)inted to the Daytona Beach General Osteopathic hospital as a prime example of overbedding. He said that hospital is licensed for 297 beds but only uses 75. "Anyone who might approach them to purchase their bed license might find the cost ats2,OoOto$3o,00O per bed allott," Clapper said. The impact on Seminole Memorial Hospital, If a hospital Is built In Deltona, according to Bentley, would be a loss of patients. Currently, 20 - 30 percent of Seminole Memorial's patients come from the Deltona area, he said. Bentley said he feels the trustees would turn down any request that Seminole Memorial relinquish some of iU beds. Although speculation is the private physicians involved allotted beds. would like to build the Deltona Hospital within 18 months, So embroiled In controversy has the L"become, that it has yrswoAd the resignation of a Volu" Cotinty hospital ad. Clapper aidd the hurdles and bureaucraUt red tap isivolved in getting the hospitals to relinquiab beds would take so lotfg thht ministrator, Williarn E. Clapper, the administrator of Fish It would be Omw to Mo yom "beft w* on a bo*W in. Memorial Hospital, a non-OrVOt facility In DelAnd. A Clapper,res gnation is effective Feb. 1. said the Issue An interesting sidelight, accord1g to Clapper, is that one w g hen his Two-year-old Jeff Prokoech, son of Mi', and Mrs. James Prokoach of first came hospital In Deltona the frontrunners In the race to obtain Seminole Memorial stud Hospital. Florida Hospital, Orlando, the Seventh-day Sanford, makes a grab for Santa's beard at a Christmas party given at While the results of the study showed the need for a fullt to Adventist group, has also expressed an interest in building a New Tribes Mission headquarters by Veterans of Foreign Wars service hospital in Deltona, Clapper said his board voted no eltona. — DIANE PETRYK Auxiliary 10108 of Sanford for 1families of the New Tribes staff. pursue the matter. Clapper said he feels the decision was hospital of - Iran Students. Rule Out Yule Visits Militant students ruled TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) today that relatives will not be allowed to visit 50 American hostages at Christmas even though the Iranian government said it hoped such a humanitarian gesture might be arranged. "No relatives will be allowed to see them at Christmas," a militant spokesman said. "After all, they are hostages." He refused to say whether the hostages now in their 47th day of captivity -would be allowed to attend Catholic and Protestant church services next week as promised by Foreign Minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh. "That's his opinion, not necessarily ours," the spokesman said. Interior Minister Hashemi Rafsanjani Wednesday raised the possibility of Christmas visits when be said, "There Is a possibility their (the hostages') families will be allowed to visit them for Christmas and we would like such a thing to happen." The Students and Ghotbzadeh were locked In a power Struggle after Iran's ambassador to Sweden was arrested on charges of being a CIA agent. A militant spokesman said on state television late Wednesday that Ambassador Abbas Amir Entezam was taken into custody after secret US. Embassy documents were turned over to the revolutionary The ambassador, a deuty premier In the provisional government of Prime Minister Mehdi Bazargan, had himself transferred to Sweden to maintain his CIA contacts, the spokesman charged. He read another document purportedly showing a former political officer identified merely as Mr. Stempel had been a CIA officer in Iran. The latest announcement was a deep, embarrassment to Ghotbzadeh and heightened the current struggle with the militants for influence In Iran and the ear of Ayatollah Ruhollab Khomeini on the 47th day of the embassy crisis. — — glving...a subscription to the * . ______________ This year, give a gift that keeps on * £.i.* • • BREAKFAST 1* I / C OR A t * . • When minutes count and With the work done for you, with all the recipes here, ft's 69 cream. i.psM layers % cup butter, softened FRESH HAMS LB. anytime versatility is what all that's left is the fun. 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The aide said the administration had decided not to press for sanctions while U.N. Secretary General Kurt Waldheim is having "intensive discussions" with Iran, Earlier in the week, the militants launched a fullprosecutor. The spokesman said the captured fledged public attack on Ghotbzadeh, calling his op. timistic statements on the future of the American documents proved the ambassador was a CIA spy. He read out portions of the American documents, hostages "irresponsible." They accused him of "deviating" from Khomeini's quoting one in which Charge d'Affaires Bruce Laingen wrote that Amir-Entezamn had been working to re- wishes and said many Iranian embassies were nests for"counterrevolutlonaries", establish closer ties with the United States. Sanford Housing Authority Seeks $1,800,000 • Income Is verified during the year, he approved by the Sanford Housing safety, said Tom Wilson, SHA executive By DONNA ESTES said, by checking social security and Herald Staff Writer Authority (SHA) Wednesday night director today. records. The Improvements are to Include employment An application to the U.S. Department the three-year cornWilson said of Housing and Urban Development energy conservation and much needed prehensive modernization program Wilson reported to the board that (HUD) for $1,799,789 to upgrade all six repairs to structural components to would begin in 1951. Since the SHA has a $322,000 of the $499,000 allocated to the public housing projects In Sanford was provide greater tenant comfort and completed comprehensive plan for the authority during the past year in cornmodernization, the local organI'tIon has munity block grants from the federal an edge on gaining the funding, he said. government has been spent. The uaiance Currently, SHA is in the process of will be carried over into the new year to upgrading the housing in Castle Brewer complete the program. The goal of the program is to acquire Court and Cowan-Moughton Terrace. and renovate 15 dIlapidated houses in the The other housing projects are: William Sanford area for resale to low-lncomâ Clark Court, Edward Higgins Terrace, Lake Monroe Terrace and Bedding facilities- In addition a Portion of the money, Wilson said, was used to provide Gardens. drainage improvements at one of the uninW authority members In 'other b housing ps'ojeCtL approved a ,830 write-off in unWilson said one house has been corncollectible rental fm portions of Ube pleted In the acquisition-renovation in , unollectible fees were from three program and is on the=A# and work stances in which tenants had failed ___ is to begin on the second home at 1202 o s and then moved report higher i omes Oleander and 12th Street, In the next few without paying the retroactive rental weeks. Wilson said a local developer has public fees In the received commitments for con ucting Wilson noted rental income upon .iii unIts in the Sanprojects are based 5010w Income hcu1 housing and family size. He said when it was ford area and will hopefully begin con' found that three tenMntb had changed atniction of those units In the new year. More than 2,000persons are currently 101* for higher Incomes and when his office tried to collect the Increased rents on the waiting list for low Income then required, those tenants moved. housing, Wilson said. nc I me DOLL WINNERS Winning dolls in the annual Salvation Army doll dressing contest are displayed by Sheila Roberts, past chairman of the Salvation Army Advisory Board in Sanford, after the judging at Flagship Bank of Seminole. Area groups and Individuals dressed the dolls for distribution at Christmas through the Salvation Army. She holds the fi rst-place winner, dressed by Mary Robb of First Baptist Church, while second place went to a mem be r of Telephone Pioneers of America for a peasant doll (center) and the third place doll (right) is by Estelle Derrick of First Baptist Church. Lu.ck•r Killed In Crash A Sanford man was killed early this morning when his car collided head-on with another on U.S. Highway 17-92 in Longwood. Francis M. Luecker, 71, of Wekiva Road, died when his car collided with one driven by Deborah Ann Arch, 19, of 111 Red Cedar Drive, Longwood, just north of Dog Track Road at 12:05 a.m. say Longwood police. t ' I --'s .,IJ - — w .rEl.I - — $an' '4'"' ' ' ,• .-• I"• '1 ",.q'' — r- -- -_-- --.. . -t}_'.J � 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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