3 10 289 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/fff6be23b39e383bdbc36532abeffdd0.pdf 92e4df7083af03772f892c1652fffbef PDF Text Text , .. i!-Eg Herald, Sanford, FI. Sunday, Dec. 20, IflO SOLAR HOME DEDICATED BUSINESS IN BRIEF I Casselberry Woman Heads Florida Legal Assistants Mary Ellen Buebring of Casselberry was Installed as president of Florida Legal Assistants, Inc., at its annual meeting in Orlando. Mrs. Buehrina is employed as a legal assistant with the firm of Wlnderweedle, Haines, Ward & Woodman, P.A., of Winter Park. Mrs. Buetring, a charter member, and one qf the 'incorporafrzs of Florida Legal Aslitants, Inc., served On the Initial Board of Directors of the association for three years and then as vice president prior to her election as president for the 196011 year. She also served on the Board of Directors and Executive Committee of The National Association of Legal Assistants, Inc. Mr. Buetw4ng is a member of Advisory Committees of the University of Central Florida, Valencla Community College and Seminole Junior College. She Is an incorporator and owner of Florida Institute for Legal Assistants which specializes In short In-depth training courses for legal assistants in specialized areas of the law and researching. Mrs. Buehring has been active In promoting standards for legal assistants in Florida working with The Legal Assistant Committee of The Florida Bar and speaking at seminars throughout the state. Gas Prices Hit New High ,,J4IAMI—A sudden 1.2t per gallon jump In the average price of gasoline In December has pushed the average price of fuel In Florida to $1372 per gallon at full service pumps. The latest AAA auhe of Florida Fuel gauge report showed that the sudden increase since November has wiped out a series of fractional price declines that began In the state in September. The latest jump also established an all-time high in gasoline prices based on the series of Florida fuel gauge rerts tharAAA began In the state In 1974. The latest survey shows motorists could save 5.6 cents per gallon by using self-service pumps. That Is the same amount of saving reported in the Novemberfuel gauge survey. I Average Annual Pay Rises Average annual pay of Southeastern workers covered by state and federal unemployment insurance programs increased from $10,563 In 1978 to $11,464 In 1979, according to Donald M. Cruse, regional commissioner for the Bureau of Labor Statistics, U. S. Department of Labor, in Atlanta. While average pay in the Southeast rose at a faster rate than in the nation as a whole —.4 percent compared to II percent — the pay level for the region was below the national average of $13,137. Within the region, average annual pay vatted by state. Kentucky bed the blgbNt avers at $12,V$ followed by Alabama at $11,111511. South Carolina and Mississippi had the lowest at $10,097 and 110,410, respectively. While all states in the region were below the national average, six of the eight states experienced over- the-year pay increases that were larger than the Nation. Mississippi led the way with a 9.2 percent rise in average pay and Kentucky had the smallest increase-7.2 percent. United Telephone Picks 2 - - t AREA The board of directors of Sun Banks of Florida, Inc., has elected two new members to its board. Elected to the board effective January 20, was U. S. Deputy Secretary of Agriculture James H. Williams. Also named was Hans W. Tews, president and chief administrative officer of Sun Bank. Thi election of Tews was effective November 20. Williams, 54, has spent the past 12 years In public service. He was appointed tail year by the president as Deputy Secretary of the U. S. Department of Agriculture, the second highest position In that agency. He was lieutenant governor of Florida from 1975 to 1979, and served in the Florida Senate from 1968 to 1974. In addition to his position at Sun Bank, Tews, 48, is also executive vice president of Sun Banks of Florida, the turd largest bank holding company in the state. He also serves as a director of Sun Bank, the lead bank of the parent corporation, as well A& Sun Bank of Tamp. Nay and Sunbank data Corp. Evening Herald—(USPS 481-M)—Price 20 Cents ' • II • . • i u ge Stiii Sic , Pos tponing K elly s Triai Again WASHThIGTONtUPIi — Rep. Richard Kelly's Abscam trial than a week ago as his lawyer laid the Foundation for the was postponed today because of the illness of presiding Judge congressman's contention he was conducting his own investiWilliam Bryant. gation of the "suspicious characters" he met through his A spokesman for the judge said the trial of the Florida district aide. . Republican and two co-defendants will be postponed until at His two on-defendants are Eugene Ciuzio of Llngw&xl. Fin., least Friday because Bryant is recuperating from the flu. and Stanley Weisz of Smithtown, N.Y. The three men are charged with conspiring to take S250.000 The trial in U.S. District Court was recessed last Monday, a n exchange for Kelly's promise to introduce Ce prna ' Ie unmigraday earlier than planned for the Christmas holiday, because c*i1etion for fictitious Arab Bryant was suffering from the flu. The case against Kelly is part of the FBI's Abscam probe When the trial resumes, the defense is expected to explain where agents, posing as representatives of rich Arabs. offered why Kelly — the fifth congressman to face Abscam charges — bribes to politicians in exchange for special favors. was caught on film taking money from undercover FBI agents Kelly, the only Republican member of Congress implicated In the Abscam investigation. in the scandal, was caught on videotape last Jan. 8 at a The jury got only a brief glimpse of Kelly's defense more Washington townhouse taking $2.000 from an undercover FBI r , / , I ', $10,000 to $12,000. the inflationary pressures of our economy which were Special to the Herald need for 2 million. And nearly 42 percent of the 1960 total, he generated through two decades of reckless spending by the High mortgage rates, which have brought about a "virtual noted, will be due to a dramatic increase this year in the Congress and the attempt of our government to try to penalize depression" for the nation's home building industry, will not number of government-financed multifamily housing projects. the industrious and reward the indolent." subside for at least three to four months, and housing conButler Labeled it a "horrible" situation to have reached the However, despite today's unfavorable economic climate, ditions will Improve only marginally toward the end of next point where the federal government is involved in the Butler said that "an the long run, the good news outweighs the year, reports Merrill Butler, president of the National production of housing that "historically has been the right and bad." Association of Home Builders. responsibility of private enterprise." The good news began Nov. 4, he said, "when America voted The unemployment rate for the home building industry, t. Speaking at an economic outlook conference ilere, Butler to start giving up 29 years of federal deficits and policies that said that despite the incoming Reagan Administration's meanwhile, is approaching 15 percent and continuing to climb, penalize the industrious people of our country. commitment to fighting Inflation and Improving the economy, he reported. 'We do not create Lii' same Impact, of course, In a NAIIB adopted a resolution calling for a balanced federal mortgage rates will remain "In the range of unaffordable to specific location like the automobil' industry, but we have well unacceptable for the next few months." over two times the number of people out of work as the auto budget and personally delivered it to the White House more than three years ago, Butler pointed out. Butler said NMIB expects the prime rate to decline "only Industry. "Until we conquer inflation, and until the federal governmarginally during the first part of 1961, making it too costly to "Frankly," he observed, "our small and medium-size ment gets out of the private money market," he emphasized, begIn construction of single-family homes except under very builders and a multitude of their associates are in serious isolated conditions. We think that both nation ally, and In financial jeopardy. And, as It did during the period from "we in the home building industry are absolutely convinced that we will not have reasonable rates of Interest for morCalifornia, starts will continue to decline for the next 90 to 130 October of last year to May of this year, this Industry is going tgages. days, and then perhaps level off." . to stiffer causaltles.Iam sorry to say that l don't know of any "If we don't reindustrialize our factories," Butler cornButler said that the housing depression has gone From "bad way out of it." niented, "there won't be a need to build houses. But It also to worse, and there is no sign of any great letup in the very Butler placed niostof the blame for the housing slump onthe means that housing is going to have to fight harder for the near future." federal government's "mismanagement of fiscal and moneyit gets. It's going to present a real challenge and involve The latest NAHB estimate, he said, is th at only about 1.2 monetary policies." great competition. million housing units will be built during 1980, compared to a He said current high interest rates "are the direct result of ]Hteimdidl 73rd Year, No. 110—Monday, December 29,19OD—Sanford, Florida 32771 Weak Housing -Year Predicted _ _ i%, f;* agent. it ended.' Kelly told the newspaper. "I didn't meet these "Its a deal." Kelly told undercover agent Anthony Amoroso people in a bar or at the race track or in a smoke-filled room, but in broad daylight upori the introduction of a trusted staff in a videotape played for the jury. member. But Anthony Battaglia, Kelly's lawyer who began the defense case on Dec. 19, maintains that, was never any deal. Shortly after reports of the Abscam un-estigatMm were and Kelly only accepted the money as part of leaked to the media . Kelly called a news conference In which t the '-ih-- me1"— ''' district aide , . he admitted taking the txibe because it presented a "unique '4 her rtunity" to investigate "what I believed to bea criminal Maher was questioned at the trial by Battaglia about tzo. thicing the congressmen to several convicted felons. Mater denied knowing that the men had criminal recorh. Although has actions might be viewed as "strange." Kelly Last June. Kelly told a Florida newspaper be had no Idea the told reporters. A felt comfortable with at investigation individuals were convicted felons and would never have because when I was practically a baby I was a federal associated with them had he known of their background. prosecutor and as sucti, directed FBI ents" in their in. "I was totally unawarP of where this thing began and where vestigauor8. 11r n Le der 111. . ' . p . . . UOSO . ,.. .. . .' " . . III4 .... ... .-t . - •. - . . b -' . ' ' . '. . . - J r Reagan a'iffackea Attac ke d ror Statement . - . . . lAggressors .' .. . , -. - -. ,.• . . . . • , '• . . •' . . 4 BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT \. ' By UMOed Press Iriiadal The speaker of Irans parliament today re sponded to Ron ald Reagans description of Iranian hostage-takers as by saying the presidentelect and the United States were 'agressors and bullies" television Tehran to receive more pouthle him of the txstagm held for V2 da)s. And in Washington. Algenandipksnats acting as intermediaries in the regotiataw for the release of the 51 Americans were to neet for a third day Dennis It. Courson, president of Flagship Bank of Seminole, has announced promotions of the following (from left): Dick S. Aiken to operations officer-Tusca will office: Ginger Burleson to assistant vice president — commercial loans; Wendy 'Williams Tramell to assistant controller; Barbara J. Brown to assistant branch manager — central office: and Ralph Pezold Sr., vice president, to branch manager-central office. I I be tr.stttM see Y. showed 1$ of the hostages meeting in separate group. with Algerian diplomats on Christmas I h\ Herald SIAMESE TWINS? Or Is it triplets? :%della Barca was surprised recently to find this grapefruit growing in her front yard at 309 Satsuma I)rlve, Sanford. She PW b Found the two large grapefruit joined and surrounding a small grapefruit inside. . espionage arid who were busy plotting .5 • i Sanford Mayor Lee Moore snips the ribbon to mark the opening of Harbour Lighting, KOl Cornwall Ave., Sanford. Owner Lou Astrin (wearing hat) Is joined by friends, family and Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce member to mark the event. V Little Difference Among Aspirin Brands n mer epo S . which you open, set In a corner, and let work. We reed to keep our basement dry, and these pellets would be quite a saving over the cost of advertising to convince the public that an electric dehumidifier and the energy to run something better than plain aspirin is being it. A tuL(ul of the pellets (it looks like about 16 offered. CU knows. of no reason to buy oz.) costs $2.50. Would they work for me' anything but the least expenisve brand. Dear Reader: A one-pound tub of desiccant Remember to drink a full glass of water or may be enough tó'eep your entrance closet oth er liquid with aspirin to minimize possible dry, but the air in da:itp basement likely stomach irritation, contains more moisture than such a small Dear Consumer: I've recently seen an ad for aiisunt of chemicals can a bsorb. For a a non.electirv dehumidifier a tub of pellets basement with a dampness problem, you're regular basis. 1979 and 560 so far in 1960, according to hospital Ahntnitratir Jim Tesar. Florida hospital-Orlando has taken note of Is own bab) boom, according to spokesman Taruara Russell In the year between Odober 1979 and September 1960. Florida Hospital recorded 1,859 births 112 iii than the previous year, he said And iluring Septemiibt'r of this ,ear , 1 92 babies iere tarn t hospital, breaking the October 1977 retort of 191 The record number of births riii'ant (hi' hospital's obstetrics unit handled six to eight more patients per day than usual, she said, The hospital's director of o'zstetricai nursing attributed the increase in part to the belief that a large percentage of those couples who decided to wait several years before starting their families are now beginning to have children. Russell said. The director also attributed the increase to the growing Also, there are Just a lot of people right now the right age for popularity of c hildbirth classes offer ed through Florida having children, he said. Hospital's Parents Education Prograni and the growing Downes said the birth rate has gone do wn consistently since number of young families in the south Seminole County area l9, when it reached a peak of 24.7 bIrth per 1,000 populatIon, "We'd like to think more mothers are choosing to ctiiiie to "We thought it ithe boom) was over," he said. "But it's Florida Hospital," ano ther spokesman said, "but that liLa) not starting up again." be the only reason," At Orlando Regional Medical Center the obstetrical unit has Seminole Count)' figures are somewhat higher than been very full, a ccording to spokesman Linda Carpenter. sta tewide. From a rate of 13.2 births per 1,000 population in Fins, director of public affairs, said the number of births inSeminole County in 1978, the rate climbed to 13.4 in 1979 and is creasedfrom4,358in197'7-78to4.602inl978-79and4,SiSin lexpected to increase again in 1980. At Seminole Memorial Hospital, Sl9 babies were delivered in 80, By CHARITY CICARDO lleraid Stall Writer 5 . essence Reagan's and Aneraca's s - 4',' ''flese billies have been comnutung these tii for centunes an the name of ci s i liz.a lion," the speaker said Whenever ,ou want to ctzi4mit crimes )UU begin Li> accusing people of bar- more than half. We don't know what's in the particular The nondecaffeinated Instant coffees we product you describe. But should you have tested had -an average of 60 mg. of caffeine per need of a deslcannt, try calcium sulfate. It's cup, compared to 134 mg. in a can of typical inexpensive, effective, and easily available. If roasted .and-growj coffee. The freeze-h-ied you'd like to know when the substance is used instants offered the best in real-coffee look, up, there are laboratory grades of it that turn smell and taste. from blu to red when they need renewing. If your doctor really means no caffeine, then For a special, reprint of Consumer Ur)Ion's any brand of decaffeinated coffee is your best test of computerized thermostats and another bet. These contain less than S rug, caffeine subject send 50 cents plus a long, self- Remember that caffeine is also found in tea, addressed, stamped envelope to Consumers, cola drinks, and cocoa. P.O. Box 461, Radio City Station, New York, (Address your questions to: 'From Con. NY 10019. Be sure to ask for the reprint on suer Reports" care of this newspaper computerized thermostats. Volume of mail prohibits personal replies. JL_ 7 - 4 . the United SLates -- When the fire departments reac hed the scene, the fire was already through the County, Altamonte Springs anti Rafsanjana Thoir who postponed hating ut pillaging Persian Gulf ol wealth and children are starting to has e and said. 'lie IsLamic Mallis has them now, experts -.a,,. Another deferred >ou punistisienit to another ume.' batii boom ma be on the three-bedroom apartment may have The fire was extinguished by Seminole more barbaric th an >ou. paJi> the C S imperialist leaders," afl)ufte ,' ,, " deterred serious injury or death, said Seminole County Fire Department investigator Ray Pippin. The Harrells, who Live in apartment 12 at Plantation Apartments, 2100 Howell Branch Road. near Casselberry. were victims of a fire Saturda> night which destroyed their apartirlent But because of their firs' detector, flo one was seriously injured, said Pippin The fire was caused by faulty winni inside a conduit wtucti shorted out, causing a firs' in the attic, Pippin said "nay One segment showed Cot tAand litiland. M, of &, ia, and John William Lunbert, Jr., 37, In a room together and the camera then ;amed to an adjoining bstIru, which had a tub. two sinks and a toilet but with the top to the tank filissing . rotA. Pippin saui Pippin said more than 8100.000 damage was done to the apartment hit said the $24 billion demnaiuird by Tebran for the release of the hostages rightly belonged to Iran 'is this demanding ransom" Raisanjani added He repeated the actusat.ion that Iraq, under President Saddam hussein, Laurrhed its war aguinit iran as an agent of the United States and at Washington's "We have said repeatedly that we are at war with the Crated States," Halsanau said We do mud consider Saddarn's unposed war a war between Iraq and Iran, we regard it as a war launched by the US and its agents against Iran" Reagan, he said. "called uncivtbzed tte who captured the US spies an Ideas and who have kept them alive and hosted them t and ite udertxeted'a uzstaoce on our rights as bLackmaiL" Thm he said, ignored US. "crimes such as Siina's tuintung ci umceM people in Dezf ul on the orders ci the Crated States, his txzntatg of hospitals In Iran, the crimes that lie Crated States Richard Sanboi'ne, a FItXida Power Company employee, was slightly injured by a transformer flask stale a suiigiLeer firefighter, Kirby Kelly, and an unidentified woman resident of the 'ouipiez were treated for smoke tr.halatitgi, Piççtn said. Pippin said the Red Cross was helping the ftirrrlls land a place to stay 4 Algeri.as Ainittinr to Iran I Abdel Karim Cherajeb and Mohammed Bel Hussein, an Algerian Foreign Ministry official 'I were taken bluidfolded Christmas ' . . i iiurnan tate> ties rut remember All but 10 of the hostages have been shown either on Film or pbotograple. The few film also revealed that the hostages may have been held in or Large house on Christmas that of agressz and bun:' Casselberry tire departments Although the fire departrifnt.s were ('ailed at 7 ) pm . hppin said the fire had been burning a king tune in the attic before it was detected A smoke detector which alerted the William hlarrell family of a fire in their against the lslanuc v.epuuican government,,' Rafianjani sail 'But tie crunes cvtiiutted United States are not regarded as savage and umi vild," he added. Ite g iseuvuy twwouinotpa> ransom to "barbarians" for the release of the hostages and advised Iran to free the captives before his Jan. 20 inauguration in the strongest statienXill he has made ill the ('flsi.s, 1 don't think you Pa) ransau for people that have been kibiapped by 1W banans, the president-elect said in l.in Angeles Sunday as he kit services at the hiel-Air Presb,lenan (iiost'ti thing else fri 'We do mA expect Th eir Reagan." Rafsanjani said Family Escapes Apartment Fire probably better off with an electric Dear Consumer: My doctor wants me to cut dehumidi fier that can work continually to keep 'down on caffeine consumption. Do I have to the air dry. Desiccants like the product you give up coffee entirely? describe cease to work after they've absorbed Dear Reader. Not necessarily. If your coffee motsture to th eir capacity. You'd have to habit is fed by freshly brewed coffee, switcheck the product and purchase more on a ching to Instant will cut your caffeine intake by All the hostages shown had been seen in the previous footage except for Charles Jones, of Detroit Jones io is with the International Communications agency and the only black known to be Reagan and tie United States, indicating a new, heightened tension in the crisis, "i d on't know how they can call uncivilized and barbarous the capture of 52 spies who had turned the place that Lie Islamic Republican government held. New Baby Boom By DIANE PE'IRYK Herald Staff Writer Faced with anowornever situation, couples who postponed having children are choosing to have them now, in part accounting for what appears to be the start of a new baby boom. Area hospitals are seeing record numbers of births, and state figures show the birth rate Is beginning to climb, From a low in 19176 of 12.6 births per 1,000 population, the rate climbed to 13 per 1,000 in 1979 and is expected to exceed that w hen 1960 figures are complete. __ "It's now or never fur a large part of the population born during the last (post World War II) baby boom," said state Public Health Statistician Dick Downes. "That's a big part of what's happening. A lot of them decided not to have children for a while, but now they're deciding they 'd better do it now or they'll be too old," Day. provided for them into a center of I Area Couples Deciding Now's The Time To Start Fam il es - By t.sitd Press taterisadmW odayrekasednewfibni J Or M American in whicti the only btack known to be ' rela was iown ror ire in ume and one of the women captives uxbcated they had been living under diffiCUlt conditions. 'lie In a speech to Iran's parliament, the 1. Dear Reader: Aspirin is the pain-relieving ingredient in Anacin. There's little, if any, difference among brands, all of w hich must be formulated to meet official standards. Anacin does contain about 20 percent more aspirin than a plain five-grain aspirin tablet, but can cost Four times as much! The prices of iiii'e expensive pain-relievers reflect, in large part. the cost of several million dollars worth or Conditions Gram today with US. officials. . — Dear Consumer: is Anacin really better than any of the other pain-relievers you see advertised on TV? D ostage R l eveaIs H I Majhs, carried on Telwan Radio and reported by the official pars news agency, Speaker lioJaWksLarn IWiemi Rafsanjani launched an attack on Farm Forecast Brighter Williams Gets Sun Post — 4' — Two Winter Park Telephone Co. officials have accepted positions with the United Telephone SystemFlorida Group, Altamonte Springs, which operates Winter Park Telephone and four other telephone companies in Florida. Wayne F. Freeman has been appointed director of marketing, and Frank D. Hutsell has been appointed director-corporate communications and community relations. As director of marketing, Freeman, who was formerly vice president of marketing and customer services for Winter Park will be responsible for all marketing activities of the United Telephone System companies in Florida. In his new position,. Ilutsell, who served as vice president government and public affairs for Winter Park, will be responsible for coordinating internal and external communications, advertising and community relations for Uniteds Florida Group of compames Forecasts for Florida farmers are brighter for 1981 than for the year just past. Nothing dramatic Is expected to happen, but a steady improvement in net income is foreseen by U. S. Department of Agriculture economists. The projected net income for farmer in 1961 is for about $30 billion — somewhere between a low of $27 billion and a high of 132 billion. The comparable figure for 1960 is $24 billion net. Prices paid to farmers For livestock and grain should continue to be on the improved side for the new year. Grain supplies are going to be railer tight because of high world demand, and this coupled with anticipated export sales of around $45 billion should Improve the grain farmers' lot. On the other side of the economic equation, production costs are not expected to rise as rapidly In 1961 as they did in 1980. No question but what Inflation in farm input costs will continue to be a major factor in the net Income figure. But a modest improvement in the situation can make a lot of difference In the bottotu line. 7be Florida Solar Energy Center's photovoltaic-powered research house on the center grounds Is dedi cated In Cape Canaveral. 7be panels on the south roof contain a total of 5,880 of the wafer-like photovoltaiccells (solar cells), which convert sunlight directly to electricity. This cell array can generate as much as 5,000 watts of power In. bright sunlight. While present costs for a systern such as this one are still far beyond the reach of most homeowners about $54), it is projected that within 10 years such a utility-interactive sys,. Lem will cost about 4 ' Day to the undisdosed location where 49 of the hostages were he They met later the same day with the thee Americans held at Iran's ei Ministry. Fori ; One of the two women hostages, Elizabeth Aim 5.111, 31, was heard saying the hostages ordeal has been a "frightening experience." e indicated the hostages, as tier captives daimed, had been mused about and held in pLaces that were not all that comfortable. -We 've been here for one week," she told the Algerians of thetj' new place of captivity, wtasdi had drapes, rugs, and furniture, P 'l'hangs recently have been better. ** The si*mxul on the latest film was lxxi'. but it was apparent the hostages shown were interested in I the negotiations for their release. At one point 'flwsas Ahern, 47, of Mclean, Va,, could be heard asking the A4rians, "They I negotiations P are in progress. Is that to say progress is being wade', - uznmgsin Palestize(wtidi) have made millions of Palestinians homeless Uzottmut the wtrki" Iraixans mardied through Tehran's streets Sunday and urged their govem meed to set a deadline for the United States to accept Iran's demands. Iranian revututicesary leader Ayatollah Rubollah Klvmneim compared President Carter to Late Soviet itt-tat' Josef Stalin. �. MM . V —• Even'Ing1kvaW wws ( Around JL I Monday, December 29, 1910—IA - WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor III Home Delivery: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.25; øMonths, $24.00; Year, $45.00. By Mall: Week, $1.25; Month, $2.25; 6 Months, v.00; Year. 157.OD. 765 ________ The The-Spirit Of Society - - .-.. By JANE CAELBERRY may wish to arrange with the seller to purchase the animal contingent upon a clean bill of health from your veterinarian. This could save possible anguish later on. If you feel that you may have been sold an unhealthy animal, or If you with Co lodge a complaint against a seller, you may call the Florida. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services at (904) 488-fl21 for assistance. FFHS estimates that more animals are brought to animal shelters after the Christmas holidays than at any other time during the year. Na could be alleviated if the givers kept In mind that caring for a pet Is a major responsibility as well as an expense and whether or not the person to whom the pet Is being given can assume those responsibilities. The responsible pet owner is one who understands that his or her new pet will need regular veterinary care In addition to good, healthful food and a stable environment. especially racoons and skunks. FVMA and FFHS support an American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) resolution which opposes the adoption of wild animals as pets. One reason is that there Is no rabies vaccine approved for use in these animals. Other reasons include the fact that these animals are unpredictable and they cannot be domesticated. Many of than can be rabies carriers even though they may not exhibit classic rabies symptom If your new pet behaves strangely or appears to be ill within a few days In Its new home, you may wish to return the animal for a refund or an exchange. Most reputable sellers will he happy i6 of the to accommodate you. (Chapter Florida Statutes makes the intentional selling Of a sick animal a misdemeanor and punishable under state law). As a precautionary measure, make an ap polntment with your veterinarian for a thorough check up as soon after the purchase as possible. If you have not yet purchased your new pet, you If you have purchased a young puppy, make sure he is vaccinated against as well uhis regular puppy shots. Parvovirusis a new, highly contagious disease which is especially fatal In puppies under nine months of age. Incidents Of rabies are on the rise in Florida, so buyer beware of purchasing wild animals, Clock - .. Na year, thousands of Floridians purchased pets as Christmas gifts. The Florida Veterinary Medical Association (FVMA) and the Florida Federation of Humane Societies (FFHS) offers the following suggestions for the owners of new pets. Whether you purchased your new pet from an animal shelter, a pet shop, or a breeder make sure you understand what vaccinations the animal has had. If additional vaccinations or' other follow-up treatments are needed, be sure to call your veterinarian and make the necessity arrangements for treatment. i-rsoi 300 N. FRENCH AVE.,SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Ar's Code 30S-322-ll or 8314M - -- SPORTS - D l ItV IM,,'Iexa,iU III , What is it that Whet last ahe gathered, in \i:iheui, tan turn a football team front a deflated Calif, on Dec. IS, die li's Angeles Rattis pile ol frustration into a dynamic bal.cnsl hi' Dallas Cowboys 38-14. Los steamroller in the space of tw,, wt'eks'- \iI-cl('s sceatied like a potential Super Him can a team gain only 96 )ards on lI,wl teatti. Dallas looked dea0. he ground ai,ainst a club one night and then go out 1:days later and grind out 338 1ards ainst the very san'.' lxinett? IN ton an unseasonably mild , ___________________________________ DON GRAFF — - " Suitest-,*,_ Maybe _____ _____ ~/. ____ — - , WU — W was legal for Pinkerton detectives employed by the mining companies to threaten, assault or even murder the strikers. "So flagrantly was the law abused to defend big t*aalneu and prevent workers from gaining a decent livelihood" during the late 1100s and early 1900s "that It would not be unfair to characterize It as a dictatorship of the rich." 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 The book provides a slinilir analysis of more recent events, but the Fortune article and contains an even more detailed disturbing review ci contemporary events. Herald also reserves the right to edit letters - to eliminate libel or to conform to space — ''\ \ - - ____ ___________ ____ _____________ I - _______________ Noon — SCIENCE WORLD Is V i acc ne Effective? By CHARLES & TAYLOR advertise use of the vaccine In persons 50 ATLANTA (UPI) A pneumonia vaccine years of age or older, one of the high risk licensed three years ago and touted by drug groups, along with children under two, The comperdes as highly effective has yet to win CDC advisory committee says only that because the risk of getting and dying of the full endorsement of' federal health oftictals. pneumonia increases with age, "the benefits A taut of definitive studies pointing con. of vaccination should Increase with in. clueivelyto the effectiveness ot the vacclneln creasing age." high risk populations Is cited by health It said field tests of the vaccine among authorities as the reason for the cautious young adult gold miners In South Africa, approach to assessing the drug. where pneumonia rates are extremely high, The national Centers for Disease Control showed that a single dose of vaccine was has been pondering for several years what Its highly effective. But Band said this country recommendations should be r'PtdIi* the has not really seen large scale epidemics cii vaccine. It still does not have In hand the hard pneumonia such as occurred In South Af1'ICS scientific evidence It needs to recommend Its and that U.S. high risk populations differ widespread use. The result has been guarded from similar population groups in other statements by the CDC's Advisory Commlttae countries, on Immunization Practices suggesting Tests In this country in children under two possible use of the pnewnococcal vaccine rears of age showed a poor fesponse to according to certain "generJ concepts." ,accIne. But In another small group of older "The CDC feels it Is very Important to do children with underlying disease, pneumonia studies to show that the vaccine does work," appeared to be less common after said Dr. Jeffrey Band, director Of the CDC'I munlzation with vaccine, the CDC said. special pathogens branch. of the continuing lack of scientific "I'd like to see the scientific data," Band knowledge about the vaccine, the CDC said it said. does not recomnmendthe mass tmrnunlzation nf hIthv rIø ,ilnst r,nmnnl The vaccinewas licensed 1w the Food and J r"r Drug Administration in late 1977, with a In closed groups, such as those In claimed efficacy rating of up to go percent residential schools, nursing homes and some against the 14 most serious and prevalent institutions, It said Immunization "might be strains of pneumococcal pneumonia. There an effective control measure." are N types of pneumococcal, or bacterial, The advisory committee, although pneumonia, In addition to pneumonia caused declining to Issue definite recommendation on by viruses. the pneumonia vaccine, said It has the Pneumonia Is the fifth leading cause of potential of reducing the disease y 60.65 death In the United States. Band estimated Band said apparent ambiguities In the there are two to three million cases annually In this country with perhaps 400,000.500,000 of advisory committee's recommendations that number caused by bacteria. The overall were the result of lack of data. The corncue fatality rate Is 5.10 percent. niltiee, he said, "came out with the best Drug companies have federal approval to policies based on present knowledge. — ,, . You've heard it before frequently: Those whowon'tlearnfromthepastall t000ftenend up repeating it. On the evidence, crisis-prone Eastern Europe is on the brink of a repetition. The current crisis Is, of course, Poland, simmering since mid-summer with rebellion its socialist order. For almost as long, the Soviet Union has been poised for a preventive vasion. It all sounds ominously like old times speclficially, 1953 In East Germany, 1956 In Hungry, 1968 in CzechoSlovakia. Those were events from which there was much to be learned. They demonstrated that the subject peoples within the postwar Soviet empire could never be completely pacified, that Soviet hegemony had no basis other than - Soviet force. They were also painfully object lessons that the Soviets would not hesitate to apply that force, no matter what the political and economic consequences within the cammunlit bloc and In its relations with the outside world. And they taught the Soviets in particular another valuable lesson: That no matter how outraged the reaction of the West, th latter would not move to retaliate In any significant fashion so long as the Soviets confined their police operations to their own sphere of Postwar Influence. The West at the moment is exceedingly concerned about the situation In Poland. But predictably, It Is expressing its concern through carefully imprecise warning Arid if past experence Is evidence, it is not likely to do much more whatever develops. The West Is far from alone In being cut. cerned. Poland's East European neighbors are even me so. Their concern is not with but with direct Involvement La which, should It come to the crunch, they stand to lose almost as much as the Pole. Not so much Poland's Immediate neighbors to the south and west. Czechlslovakla has been comatose since brought to heel in 1968. And the East Germans...Well, what can you say except that when the Soviets say jump, the East Germans are prepared instantly to field an Olympic team. held heir own against their 'Ii,.' ('swb.'ys thus unwed up .'rte notch , on the Super flowiladder. advancing tnt.' he divisional playoff round. They will ra v el to Atlanta nest Sunda - to uuiect the \f' W. ',mtons 0,0, I — '.nt''les - ' . JACK ANDERSON - - . .. . t'.e 'S - [J[J[] @(jfq 3 . .0111V . Il 'L-. C'-. "Vou've got a pretty good Idea for a Sitcom here, but It doesn't undermine the moral fiber " Pentagon rqxwt shown to my associate Dale van AILS, is: "one and a nan wars. "The national strategy of the U ni ted States," the report states, "requires the maint enance of sufficient forces to fight a - - majçr war in Europe while simultaneously engaged in a lesser conflict elsewhere, sometime called the 'one-and-a-half-war streatelj." The report, prepared f or the Joint Qilth of Staff, concludes bleakly that "the size, readiness and sistainattuty ci U.S. conventional forces cannot ensure the success of the stra tegy they are required to support." The disnal state cii unreadiness is not surprise to the military leaders, to whom It "has been apparent for several years." But the cri tique sa ys the problem has grown more acute ln recent years, as the Soviet Union and a — - - - , - _A.-P. 1 POST TIME FOR PUPPIES ' ' -' ._4 -1, WVM,_ , 1*6. -' ., -. -. -. . - -- - . "-- -.-A. ,'-- 1i;:1gJA ,4f H.uld Piwis by Tim Mcliii Trainers and breeders will be loading up the dogs tonight as the Sanford -Orlando Kennel Club holds season opener. Gates open at 6:30 p.m.* with post time for t oe first race of the season set for S. Its Tonight's 'Gator' Bowl , S Pitt Heavy Favorite nine-point favorites, take on the 18th-ranked South Carolina Gamecocks with the hope that Georgia, wound up 6-3 by being upset 27-6 by Clemson in its regular season finale. "I think the loss to Clemson wil help us," said &'held'iterly. "We are hoping to prove to -he country that we're better than that." The Gamecocks were good enough to beat Big Ten champs Michigan 17-14 at Ann Arbor victory here ought lead to a final number one and played Georgia, the only unbeaten injaw ranking. Act two will be played New Year's I)ay when top-ranked Georgia meets Notre I)anit' in the Sugar Bowl and act three New Year.s night when second-ranked Florida State plays Oklahoma In the Orange Bawl. l'iii not really worried about the other howl gaines, not at this point." said Pitt quarterback Rick Torcaruo. "We have to win his one against South Carolina if we want the other ones to uiiean anything as far as our final ranking is concerned.'' Attention on tonight's C ator Bowl I 9 p.m. EST, ABC) will be split. In addition to Pit('s last ditch bid for its second national ckampioship in four years, the game will feture a duel between the .me-two finishers in this )ear's licisman Trophy baloting — S0W,h Carolina running back George Rogers and college team in the nation this year, ,'igm down to the wire before losing by only three points, 13-10. JACKSONVII.IE, Fla. — Act one "ifi a three-part drama entitled "Half Way to a National ('hampionship" unfolds tonite in the gator Howl NBA RoundupI That's when the third-ranked Pitt Panthers, Jabbar Led Lakers Stop 76er Streak punch of Illvinda Vasquez and sophomore Unda Trimble to gain the win, Trimble 1s)ufl'd in 16 points while Vasquez added II. see t,ady Hawk Page 6A By United Press International Well, the I'hiladt'lphii.i 76er Inns' firialI ,'st two gauiti's in a rust arid it doesn't talc.' a gt'nitLS to figure ( p ill (ha' significamirt' iii thu vain at huanu lid heii i !hat secon d k' lea t 'flic statuted t o , prose to us tIa' art- tinstorid t-hanipnns and they dol prove it.' Six'r - 00 , ~'," I ' i'acli Billy Cunningham said Surxii> tughi after Kart'eni AtsIul.Jabbar scored 3.4 and Jiiiival Wilkes added 32 to lift the Los Angeles Lakers to it 122-116 tictory over h'hiladelphiiii. handing the 7i&'rs just their '-itli loss I n Ti gatin's. 'flu' teatums lout in the NBA finals last )ear Independence In foreign policy. flat situa tion might not survive a Soviet decision that the empire requires a general shaking up. itti 14's Angeles prevailing in six aIiits. 'I ku;st the) are struggling it ithout Mign Johnson but it will take '-,oiiit'tlung ceptioniil to kc..'p them out i( the finals again," contirijed ('unrunghauii 'We played a very good basketball game for tl*' hOist part but they just played great." The coach wa.s particitlarl> inipresstil with lw play of Atslul-Jabtiar. "I've heard all the rmuiiors and read all the stories that Karet'mim wasn't hustling, wasn 't getting up and dostii the floor and wasn't playing as 1wrd as lx' could," the coach said. "W ell, lie's proven all iii those rulitors false." , 10 . '- - - .' 9-.. Then there Is Romania, which does not treat Its homefolka any more generously than do the Soviets their own but which for some time has been getting away with a cheeky it- — - '5' In Saturday's consolation bracket games, ever improving Lake Brantley topped Oak Ridge's Lady Pioneers 41-26 while Winter Park's Lady Wildcats stopped the host Lake Howell Lady Silver Hawks 55-31. Both the Trojans and Eagles used late spurts to secure their semifinal wins. Seminole dogged Edgewater for three quarters and trailed only 45-39 before the Lady Trojans spurted on -a itu'ee-iiutnute blitz to outscore the Lady Seminoles by a 144 utiargin to put the game on ice. Tonya Collins and Tammr Cobb aided the Eagle rally by dominating the boards en1outeto collectIng 16 points each in the victory. 01 The Eagles also got double figuring scoring efforts Iroutu Zena McKenzie with 12 and point guard Dennie Ware with 10. Titusville meanwhile was giving Evans an equally tough time of things before the Lady Trojans likewise used a big fourth iwrjoul to gain the victory. Evans rautcu off IJ unanswered points early UI t he iiuoi stanza to leave Astronaut behind. Jackie lull dominated both the boards anti the scoring column with a game high 25 points while teaunutiate Ton'a Burton chalked up 12. In Lake Brantley's 41-26 consolation win over Oak Ridge, Willie Richardson's Lady Patriots used the one-two scoring - , - J 5' - distnitA ng conclusion apparently over looked some crucial evidence bur ied In the cornmittee's public report. The House committee based Its conspiracy theory on a recordingof sounds from Dealey Plaza that Indica teda fourth shot was fired— In addition to Oswald's three train a different direction. J. t - : Get Set To Fight 1 1/2 Wars Its alli es ha ve beefed up their conventional upon forces earmarked for NATO." In other military forces. words, a rapid de ployment force Is only "The one-and-a-half -war strategy worthwhile lilt is part of an abili ty to fight recognizes that a European war Is unlikely to one-and-s-hall wars. occur in isolation," the Pen ta gon report says. Not surprisingly, the Penta gon leaders "Conf lict In Europe could evolve from a favor an Increase in the military budget to conflict In the Middle East or some other achi eve ooe-and-a-hall.war capabi lity. The theater. Conversely, a war in Europe would °°' Soviet bloc's )f W pr wa mrvni. ascenoancy in convention tortes, are to cut Theref or e, the report Insists the one-and-a- back on trhe strategy, or "reduce t he range half-war strategy is "more than just a con- and depth of U.S. commit ments." Either venient formula" invented by the Pentagon to decision, thoy say, would wthdup "degrading justify requests f or more hardware and the strategic positi on of the U ni ted Sta t" personnel. Having assumed that the -and-a-half"Given that the strategy Is sound, the war strategy Is the only sound policy for t he problem facing the U nited States Is to U ni ted States, the Pentagon chiefs' report determine how best to size, organize, equip, does not concern Itself with the question train and de ploy its f or ces In support of the whether the country's strategIc position strategy," the report says. he maintained by nuclear deterrence alone. The trendy idea of a rapid deployment FBI BLINDERS' The House Assassination force, while it "will do much to rectify a Commi ttee's concl usion that Preside nt John major deficiency in U.S. military post ure, Kennedy's murder was the result of a conwill not resol ve t he strategy-force niismat- spiracy has been emphatically put down by ch." the Pentagon planners say. T his is the FBI, w hich reported 17 years ago t Lee because "deploying forces elsewhere than harvey Oswald acted alone. Europe wi ll force the United Sta tes to draw But the FBI's critique the House panel's - - semifinal victories. Evans blasted title hopeful Titusville Astronaut by a 61.47 margin while EIgewatcr scored an equally impressive semifinal victory over upset minded Seminole High 68-49. Hungary, however, is a very different matter. Since the devastation of 1956, It has quietly but steadily transformed Itself Into the most liberal of the satellite societies, me Hungarians see themselves, and are widely seen as the neighbors to be Influenced first and most powerfully by the Polish ex perlence. It could also share In Soviet suppressl on of that experience, If It comes to that. .. 1'',.. —,* the title bracket Saturday evening with sure-handed - - Pentagon ' — And to finish off the afternoon. Dallas ook 7:41 in march 95 yards and finally sc"r,' on an ii-yard throw front White to And for the second straight year it will be two of the Metro Conference's top squads battling for the tournament championship. Edgewater's Lady Eagles and the Lady Trojans of Evans high square oil at 8 p.m. this evening in a rematch of last year's championship title. A season ago it was Edgewater, with a veteran-laced lineup claiming a tight 5149 tournament championship and tonight's rematch figures to be a repeat of a tight Light. Roth the Lady Eagles and Lady Trojans earned berths in BERRY'S WORLD - Dallas gained a total of 2fl yards most ever for the Cowboys in a playoff game. The Cowboys had managed only fll against los Angeles in Anaheim, Calif. Sunday breather. " — A I-yard touchdown run by Jewerl 'flk'nlus and a 21-yard scoring ibrow Irouuu Vance Ferraganto to Preston Icnnard were matched by field goals of '.' - In all the talk about the WASHINGTON nation s mili tary preparedziess — or Lack of It one question has never been asked publicly, much less answered: What, exactly, do the generals and admirals think they should be ready f or ' The answer, spe lled out In a top secret lursett. The Cowboys next drove o ):a with Butch Johnson catching a 5 )ard touchdown throw from White. - - score on his touchdown catch and put in front for good. ,.n it 10-yard pass from Dannj White to failing to produce points twice alter i.ivtng inside -he Rants' 40. opponents. Pl Dallas drove 63 yards the first time it had he boll in the third quarter to score : requirements. ')fSOCletyeflOUpPl 'u ing "TiLidas was just a super day for e ver yone, offense, defense and kicking Dorsett, who bowled over game," lais Angeles cornerback Rod Perry to By JOE DeliA NTIS Herald Sports Editor The 4th Annual Lady Hawk Invitational basketball tournament resumes. today at Lake Howell after taking a — 1_- — . n ________ ThIN '8o *I'W'NIA .. I ____ harshest and most frequent punishment were lower-dais and w orking people." — \ - ... — ___-__. f - In t he 1770s, Immediately before the Revolutionary War, merchant-patriots og smuggling, tax amassed evulonand other crlmes. "Ol all the wealthy pre-revolutlnary smugglers," say the authors, "John Hatock was the most notorious." In the 1650$. It was perfectly legal for Southerners to own slaves, to beat them and even to kill them but It was a crime to help escape from their sometimes brutal owners. In the ira., It was a crime for mine ..e&i... s. e,.. ,• It W •MI $us - \~ It III — - vx.ra point after its initial touchdown but burned badly by 'flieltait's and Cowboys jousted evenly lirough he first half, v, ith Dallas getting •i bk when Los A ngeles uutissed an Drew Pearson. Trojans, Eagles Meet For Title — ___ - States. Arn .nI can help create a proper economic framework for our national life. But there must be an inner change in the a feeling that they have American people something to give and want to give. Our people must want to rebuild deteriorated industries and (kclining cities. In a word, they need spirit, Where there is no spirit, it is impossible to have a great country. Government plans and programs mean nothing if there isn't an inner renewal that revitalizes individual human beings. the Rattis in their recent 25 anti 29 yards by Rafael Septien and a 12-ard run by Dorsett. Ru then' was no contest in the second Learners, ______________ - We must renin that outlook in the United Texas Stadiuji, Sunday. the rebuildinc U"wboys dominated like hey have sddoti dominated this year. After fighting he Rams to a 13-13 tie at ibe half, Dallas buried IN, Rains during the final w' quarters of the Nl"(' wild card. 'fli.' ultimate at-counting was 34.1:1 and eati only Ir) i o figure out where ts inensily went. Lady Hawk Tourney - L ai luu abOU sized it up. Dallas gained a club-record total of 338 ar'k i lw ground. Tony l).cseti set H 'Dallas pla',oIf record with 160 rushing %urth5 •ind a )outhful secondary - Ram s S low URBAN COWBO'Y ' - "That's the psychology of football," said Dallas Coach Tom Landry Sunday. ''II coaches knew the answer to it: we would Is,' u,iu&h better off." (kiy 11111111111111111111111 — __ Drives Dallas Ove r orseff 11 The Reagan administration can do much to clean up the mess in government. It can set new ROBERT WALTERS goals and provide the country with inspirational leadership. It can strip away the disincentives that retard economic growth. It can do a more No ' End -effective job of providing for the common defense. Nevertheless, the Reagan administration won't be able to do everything. It won't be able to To Crime transform American society. And many of our problems are societal, not governmental. For example, there's a prevailing sloppiness in much of our work. A steel fabricator, said In recently that much of the steel pipe made In the In a new' adWASHINGTON (NEA) United States Is Inferior to the pipe manufactured most Important policyministration whose in Japan. He atrributed this. in part, to old making positions are being filled by corporate machines. But he said that poor supervision also executives, It's hardly surprising to hear of was a major factor in the inferiority of the plans for diminished scrutiny of "white-collar American product. The American automobile has become preident.elect Ronald Reagan'stransition notorious for poor workmanship. People say: advisers now reviewing the operations of the Never buy a car that was made on a Monday- Justice Department, for example, are talking publicly about de-eznphaslzing Investigation because Monday is the principal day for aband prosecution of anti-trust violations. sentecism on the assembly line. Factory Reagan apparently Is committed to a managers complain that workers are reluctant ,. significant Shift away from the governmen t's start work in the morning, take frequent breaks, aggressive campaign of the past decade and slow down early in the afternoon. The cornagainst "crime in tie suites" and a return to - pany simply doesn't get eight hours work for eight ttiemore traditional emphuls upon "crime in the streets." hours pay. But before the Incoming administration's We have a problem with cleanliness in this expatriate taaslneWflen proceed to imcountry that is related to on-th e-job indolence. meat that self-serving plan, they would be Many of our streets and highways are ankel-deep and consider the well advised to read in litter. It is commonplace to see people throw Implications ci a new look and a recent trash out of their automobile windows. No one magazine article, seems to care that public places are filthy. This This book is' Tie American Way of Crime," indicates a diminished feeling of responsibility for a compelling work written ' by Frank Browning and John Gerassl. The magazine one's community and respect for neighbors. The Rev. Samuel T. Cobb, rector of St. PhIlip's article Lathe cover story In a recent Issue of Church in Charleston, S.C., recently touched on a Fortune titled "How Lawless Are Big Cornrelated problem in a sermon. He said that there In a meticulously researched book that are two Greek words for time one that referes offers an unusually perceptive view of crime to time as a meaningless passing of the hours, as from colonial times to the present, Browning in the time of a'prisoner. The other word for time and Geraui document the fact that the wealthy and the privileged histodèally hive suggests the opportunitiésior' achievement in the month. One Is a negative view of time the f4tip.r , been sotong the nation's leading perpetrators lithough they regularly have of ãfthe regards time as a positive element, evaded prosecution and punishment. Same In this country, we need to view time In its e1an: positive aspect. We need to strive to achieve _ ,,puritan J ustice, contrary to myth, was change now not tomorrow. In the past, not at all evenhanded. For men of wealth and Americans ere goal-oriented. Our forebears station, pwdsiunent was usually limited to fines Those who actually received the didn't simply pass time, Monday, Dv_ 29, iflo—SA Evening Herald, Sanford, FL __ - .~ * I !, 1415 Arigeks houku.' open a close game with a 35-point iturtlpe'riu'd in suhitchi Wilkes scored 13 Ixants. hitting 6-o441 field goal aitenipts, and AlxiulJabhiir had II points, tatting 5'oI'7 'flue l.,kers hit 14-ol-25 field goals in the third pt'risi to take a 91-79 lead after the score kid been tied at halftime 56-56. ili e closest the 76ers ('at i.e in the final is'riisi was 108-101. But Mlui.Jabbar, Wilkes arid Norisi Nixon then scored twi, points each i nt lit' next two ii mules aral the I .akers eased i, thit' victor) lAIS Angeles also received outstanding pt'rfornianct's frouii several reserves with Michael ('uper scoring IS points, Eddie Jordan making four steals and Mark Land\ts,'rgt'r adding nine points h'itsburgh lineman Hugh Green. Our defense has to stiji Rogers I who led I.e nation in rushing with 1,781 yards)" said Tiurcan" -If Ii anyone can do that, Green Is the i'luladelphiim was led by Julius Erring's 26 iints, his season average, but he stored just eigtii points in a 26-minute stretch of the 'tond half when the likers were .uiu kiing their lead. lionel Holland added 18 points while Bobby Jones and Darryl l)awkins had 17 Man." south ('arolina hopes [lilt's preoccupation it itti tiw national championship to work in favor 4 the underdog Gamecocks. 'Ttit>' s&'emii to be more concerned about Georgia and Florida State hosing than playing us, said South Carolina offensive lineman George &-hechterly. "1 don't think they are .aking us seriously and that could be a miuistake for them. If they think we are going u roll over and play dead for them, they are mistaken." On paper, Pitt's favorite role makes sense. The Panthers were 10-1 this season, with their tone los,s at Florida State. South Carolina, which earlier lost at Southern Cal and each. In ihe other NBA game, Kansas ('it> defeated New Jersey 102-99. Kings 1020, Nets 99 Otis Birdsong scored 35 points and Reggie King chipped in with 21 to help hand New Jersey its filth straight loss, fourth under nest coach Bob MacKinnon, and 1011i in its last II games. Maurice Lucas scored 39 points unit Mike Nuwlmn 24 for the Nets. "Pitt's got an outstanding defensive team, idol like Southern Cal (which beat the Gamecocks 25-I])," said Schechterly. "Their front seven might be even better than Southern Cal," he said. Another ('iamncock offensive lineman, Steve (;ettel, said pairing South Carolina's offense, which ranked 11th in the nation, against [lilt's top's-inthe nation defense, should make the (ator Bowl one of the better post season attractions. '1 can't think of a better match up when you consider the reputation of the two teams said (k'ttel. Whale Rogers, a flO pound seruor, Li the heart of the South Carolina offense, the (;wnecocks have some other outstanding runners — especially fullbacks Johnnie Wright and Carl West, the latter a sophiaiiore who averaged better than 10 yards per carry in limited service. But the Gainecocks did not get touch mileage out of their aerial gain.' this past season. Quarterback Garty Rarer completed only 83 of 161 passes for 1,150 yards and five ouchdowns while being intercepted 10 times. Green, recognized as the top defensive player in the nation this year, said the Putt defense must stop South Carolina's running attack tonight ''and force them to do so something they haven't done all year pass." But Green said defense alone won't do it for - -he Panthers. 4 . Eagle's Jaworskl* A Spark Plug Of Confidence The FBI daims the house committee's evidence did not prove that the recorded! sounds actually came from the assassination scene. Yet a transcript of the Dallas police dispMcher radio transmissions makes It dear that the sounds were Indeed from the Dealey Plaza area specifically from a mot orcycle officer's radio which had st uck open and photographs prove that he was near s the plaza at the crucial time. - .1 — - L The FBI's Insistence that no conspiracy was Involved seems to have stemmed train a memo sent by Director J. E dgar Hoover to Presi dent Johnson two days after the mur- Lis ~ der: "The thing I am concerned about is a rebound in Saturdas's consolation action of th.' lth Annual I.ads-hawk Invitational at Lake having somethi ng issued so we can conv ince th e public th at Oswald is the real cqjii" PHILADELPHIA I NEAl Confidence is an Intangible that needs the right situation to be revealed. It emerged In the persona of Ronald Vincent Jaworskl a couple of weeks ago in a cameo of football action that was generally overlooked, T)w I'hiladelphia Eagles, for whuuui he plays quarterback, were engaged in a tense struggle with the Oakland Raiders. The Eagles were trailing Late in the fourth quartet'. Re views Of the game focused on a spec ta cul ar play by Jaworski in which he ducked under the dutch of a blitzing Linebacker, turned around anti threw desperately across the field to his fourth optional receiver. Lero> Harris. Harris I a fullback "who's got hands like feet, so we seldorii look for him downfield," -. - ' - - , - , l.iike Brantley's Maureen Sullivan (21) battles for I lu ell. 4'- 'h '!--' '' , - - Jaworski jokes i gained 43 yards, and Us.' Eagles drove on to tIw u,siuning touchdown. But the phi> that trul showed lion Jaw orski's mitettlt' was closer to the goal line. The Eagles lined upon the third down at the Oakland 17, needing II yards to sustain their drive. It tailed for Harold Carmichael, the Eagles' tall receiver, to run a crossing pattern over the middle. "They had I-and-O coverage on him," reviewed Ron. and it's muiy we needed Ii "Harold runs 10 to 12 yards responsi bi lity to stick it in there. I was able to gun it to hint." In football jargon, I-and.O coverage denot es one defender the inside of Carmichael, one to the outside, running with him stride for stride, so that he was sandwiched like a slice of bologna. In that circumstance, the quarterback can't waver. He must throw strong and sharp. And confidently, Jaworshi in his seven-year pro career has been called ".he Polish htifle"with reason. He still has a round, boyish face i unasked now by a blond beard) and a rather flabby body. But — — he has always had undeniable throwing power. in this instance, the ball was zipped, as if from a sling shot, into Carmichael's midsection and cradled by his artuis. A fraction oft target, and there would have been a fatal interception, Two short running plays later, the Eagles had their decisive wore. This a bility to deli ver in the clutch was wh .çoach Dick Vei'meil of the Eagles, in the key move of his regime, acquired wom'skl from the Lns Angeles Rains in March 1977. He was the compensation (although it was nominally a trade for the defection of All-Pro tight end UnitIes Young, a free agent, to Los Angeles, 'We traded for Ron," insists Vermeil, "because first, lx' Ii,.', See J5,rjg'j Page IA �.-.-- Deville Stoneware Info .•_ OURSELVES I Monday, Dec. $, i?$O41 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. HAPPY WE Will WE WILL CONTINUE 10 ISSUE FREE DLV ILLE STONEWARE COUPONS THRU SATURDAY .IANIIAPY iqg1 2 TO REDEE DEVILE CO(JPON PURCH COMPLETEI OVER BONELESS SMOKED 3 - 68' HALF GAL. CTN. 98" ORANGE JUICE LB IN THE DAIRY CASE HOLIDAY IN THE DAIRY CASE SAVE 80' PAISANO BRAND 16oz REAL ITALIAN HOT OR SWEET SOUR CREAM DIPS MEAT OR BEEF FRANKS ALL VARIETIES 68.4c FLEISHMANS $198 CORN OIL PANTRY PRIDE I BLACKEYE PEAS 442 I __ I2oz POLY SAG _ OFF DEAR ABBY: Every year, the holidays, we receive through the mail 9 2 FOR 1 I . , • J SNAPSHOT SPECIAL FREE! 2nd SET OF PRINTS FROM • __ .'-' .-'' YO(JR KODACOLOR FILM AT 911 TIME OF DEVELOPING AT OUR REQ. LOW PRICE I A LB L - 78c 'SIRS. NICHOLAS W.JANK MERG() •_mII.uI iii•• 45 I FOLGER'S U U COFFEE U U DRIP, REQ. OR E.P. U 1 LB BAG •• OFFER GOOD DEC. 26 THRU JAN. 7,1981. LB2 personalized key chains with 'ur license numbers on them, . MARGARINE QUARTERS U WITH THIS COUPON 0000 THRU TUft. DEC 30, IU0. LIMITI C0(JPOII WITH A 17.30 ON MOlE rOOD ONDEN. TOBACCO PNOD(JCTR UCLAJDED L is - .,. around SAVE 20' i oz PKG. -U" r 1 .. ______ 16oz PKG. WITH THIS COUPON GOOD THRU SAT., JAN. 3, 1981 - Lans verka. Mergo Vows Exchanged Mary Beth Lansverk and Nichols Duane Mt'rgu %% ere married Dec. 27, at 1 p.m., at St. Mary Magdalen (hunli, Father Patrick J. Cisvssiy performed the double ring iniptial BAY? 131. IS., LOAF PANTRY PRIDE HOME.STVLE ON HOT DOG or Sandwich Bread. 3/1 SAVE is' a PACE PANTRY HAMBURGER ROLLS English Muffins 3I1 __ Twirls SAVE 12' (CINNAMON). EVE SAVE 904 . 1.5 LITER CHABLIS, RHINE OR ROSE Taylor's Calif. OPEN 2/81® 1 WINE8399 SAVE SOS. P.S LITER (TABLE) CHABLIS ROBE ON BURGUNDY NEW YEAR'S DAY THURS., JAN. 1 1981- 9A.M. 1116 P.M. RE-OPEN 7A.M. FRI.. JAN. 2, 1981. SAVE 20. 116oz STICK PANTRY PRIDE French Bread.. . 2 / Almaden Wines. . $429 NEW WED., DEC. 31, 1980- UNTIL SAVE 200 . 6 PACK PANTRY PRIDE PECAN ____ The bride IS the ilaughter of Mr. and Mrs. NormanIi Lansverk of Maitland. The bridegr oom is the son f Mr and Mrs. NAYF SI PG 1.3 UTER(TABI.E)CHABLII RHINE OR ROSE OPEN Kaiser Rolls. . . . 69C 2/79 celebration. FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE WE WILL BE SAVE ID' S PACK AUGUST RROTIIER$ONIONON PACK OF 8 Ta 1__.__ pwe sououqi, ON Nicholas J. Mergo of Sanford. OLD MILWAUKEE BEER $369 Gallo Wines ... lop SAVE 401. 750 ML. WHITE, PINK OR COLD DUCK Andre Champagne5299 Mark Canfield serv ed the bridegrvnti as best tiiilti (;rooIIlsnlcn were Norimi Weber, John Spolski auu) TIll 12oz CAN Real Sangria wimp. . $399 Bobare Jennifer Weber, the bride's niece, was fliw,'r girl Following t is edding reception at the Maitland ( 'iv Center. the newlyweds departed on a wedding trip to the IIuiuiltl!Is in NorthGeorgia The oauple will make their burnt' in ('asst'lb,.'rr> the bridegroom Is a fuIltIlne student a( UnIv.-rsit) (it ('entrIl Florida 101(1 is t'IIII)liIed at ('art'lret' Florist lb.' trIll,' is 'I legal secretary' in Orlando -.__• ON 1*1.01110A CABBAG LIMES SAVE 21'. U.S. NO. I BAKING Potatoes. . SAVE 5'. PACKED FRESH DAILY CELLO .10 .. o SAVE II' A LB U $ F*IRA FANCY RED ON GOLDEN Ass't. Greens. SAVE 21' A 18 CO(INIUY STAND Delicious Apples838C SAVE 11' A LB. FRESH WESTERN . . . flA 3 Mushrooms Slaw or Salad. Anjou Pears. . . 1848 v 98C • - LB Grapefruit . . . . . f . EVERHING WE SELL HAS A ready. In the meantime, she needs understanding and encouragement, not con' 6 00 Ll(o(yoNENs STUDIO 8ff HOnO om An Alabama debutante, Oklahoma Indian and Dallas's tcmpt. Don't . D nag her. Abby fancy soap, assorted greeting cards, and a variety of other gilt items we didnot order. These things are supposedly sold to benefit disabled war veterans, the blind, poor- of--their - merehandise and Indian children or han- request that your name be alicapped children. They may removed from their mailing legitimate list. Also notify your local be from organizations, but there is a postmaster whenever you DEAR ABBY-. Loved your column about waitresses from all over, and what they earned. I'm a waitress, and here are some of my pet limit to how far we can go in receive unsolicited mer- 2. Cuslixners who come In peeves: - - 7) CAROl.. BURNETT AND FRIENDS 6:30 I 011 I'lltAll 1111,4% tZ84", 01API "I All %41 Al I of 11# VI 2 FOR DIP M'CHIPS POTATO CHIPS $100 SAVE 10' IOU CT PACKER L'IIIL WHITE 5 BRUCE Ginger Ale I SIT3/8l ,,r tn TWO .$109 Pepsi Cola LITER. PLUI . SAVE 10' 6oz EXTRA LARGE PITTED Heinz Pickles . Lindsay Olives.. 7 SAVE 111 . 36oz OSAGE BLACKEYE OR ,i• i 9' SAVE 10'. 140 CT. ASSORTED Field Peas. -. . 3/si Fyne Napkins. 59C SAVE 10'. 85 SQUARE FEET SAVE 14'. 1 0o VIQO Kleenex Towels Yellow Rice. . 2P1 AL 940 SAVE ON I I Ilirla CANADA DRY CLUB 100*. COIL INS MIS SINII. NIO ON SUGAR FREE Pet COFFEE CREAMER. 1' SAVE 34' II.. HAM RGER DILLS OR SW EET CURE SLICES 29oz CAN 6940 SAVE 50'- 22oz Paper Plates. . 89 BU I PRICI hut it seems such a waste to when she read that letter, but throw them away. What she's still smoking. ML - I. Custc*ners who whistle, snap their fingers, or yell, "Hey, rlie," to get my attentlon. 0(4) BULLSEYE mahpi a holiday punch. Dr Wasco has a quit on nasal sprays, Corky FOw4e( has ideas for easy backpacking JOKER'S wiio (7) P5)BARNEY MILLER (10) MACNEIL / LENRER REPORT 2) (17) ALL IN THE FAMILY 7:30 (4') YOUNG PEOPLES SPEo CIA). rn S000 Ugly' A young gail struggles to Overcome her total lack o$conlo.nca TO TELL THE TRUTH FAMILY FEUD RHODA (10) DICK CAVETT Guest v s Nspauh Pail I 01 21 (17) A SPECIAL TRIBUTE TO JOHN LENNON The tale John Len non songwrler and tormer m.m ber of the Beatles is honored br t nnence in music and society 6:00 0 (4'UflLE HOUSE 014 THE - PRAIRIE Chailea bacomea Camlin$ midwile *hen their ei(vvcled baby arriveS une.pecledly lfl)fl 0 FREEBIE AND THE BEAN 4401 on the trail oh airborne cocaine smugglers F'eeb.e gels hiS Getting married? Whether you want a formal church All iii it.- faullaiw lIiy classes the vi eck.s of JaIl, 1 •hIlll 12 Ilk'se a-lasses are ln'gIII aluriltg 't'Il.suppuurtad bs stullents tees at iiu t'SIM'i(M' to (h* Ltxpayt'r .\t-rttbit- Dance-Escercise ilium trig, afternoon and a'%i'niflg classes i-A physical lull arid unplanned flying leSson Jazz Dance-Exercise uurM- involving I morning evenIng and ', lgorIitLs exercise to music, classes) .-.Designed to inDifferent routines are taught tris,it' and develop moorfitness 6/s1 - -- - p -. a and Shin - N Trim --I mourning, afternoon evening and ' uiasses(-Ueslgned - to in. crease flex.itsllty, endurance, energy, to release tension, to beconia'miioreaware ofproper diet, to lose inches, and to develop proper posture and bceathung habits. Fitness and figure control - class (evening Instruction in ways 01 UI)proving fitness and app- * it II. PEPSI LIGHT. DIET PEPSi OR SAVE 10'- 2 LITER PANTRY PRIDE . Ass't. Sodas. . 870 SAVE 10'. floz THANK YOU FRENCH / Evr GS 0, $139 ? .'t 9:00 I ini,rijo IliieO 980 Iloecol Oult Li,liiia IldieS A lrCaFieIiiriS sherill ri a rnii eri, it cuealea prob eros fo, the town s molt powerful 0 4- MOVIE I&-d, triO mci1 en- pfomirwnl IieriLiu as *PI HI 5 0 U'A'S'H the tst V .0 I. neiebtatiofl b--k% uhf another I, monrl,v h u5 and hmrdshipa to. Ilir' Slalt of the 401 7th 7 0 QATOR BOWL PIlIstiurUti (.a,Iiiia live Itoin Jack SOn,itie honda) it (35) STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO 9:30 S 0 HOUSE CALLS An old p al liiriCiu lo, his practical ti.es in lrc,m Nw York in need ulli.iI9Mv ) (10) LEXO AIe.ander Toraiis. PiarisI it. chasissnatic cisar act., and mul.( of the Russian pianist ate captured an Ihus special lecturing a perlormanc. of Stravin' Thr Movem.nls From Sky s P.lr(Ahka (H) of (,h.u1e1 Each student 10:00 participates in endurance LOU GRANT An already overwoiked Lou iS beset y crank activities, flexibility exera IhreaI.o.d libel Suit and a muscleCaUs and cises Ieudr Iall Hi 1!. (3) INDEPENDENT NETWORK strengthening activities. NEWS 00) THE 12TH STREET RAG Conditioning -( evening the evOlution (II ragtime music in Modern day conclass) Va1le7 and its untlunCe on 20th century cl4ssical compos ditinning using the Nautilis ersise,am,ned equipment. Jogging and 12( 17 ) NEWS t-alis theni(s are also a part of exercise. SAVE 30'. 24oz TRITZEL Party Pretzel. . . . 99C - SAVE 170 . lOoi PANTRY PRIDE CUT 0 - Frozen Corn. .. . 3 / 1' - - - a SAVE 17' lOog PANTRY PRIDE 'a 10:30 the program. - ' • Frozen Peas. . . . 3/ 1 fi (35) THE WORLD OF PEOPLE Aerobics: Cardiovascular Fitness (afternoon class) Designed to acquaint the student with the basic funcboning of the hwnan cardiohir system and assist - - Hiaald P11110 by Tom Hstsel 8AVE 10'. 9oc PANTRY PRIDE CUT OR FRENCH 'S'ouiI have to hand it to the women this year. Last year (luring the holiday season, the Woman's Club of Sanford challenged the Sanford Kiwanis Club in a t'nuitest to raise' funds Ii ringing bells and manning the kettles For the student the in money. But this each Salvation .rni - The Kiwanlans won by collecting the most everything came development of a personal %ear, 1k.' c- huhwoiiien walloped the men by about $30. And Aerobic fitness program, up all smile's at the last Kiw aius meeting for Mrs. Walter' A. (;ielow, left, which may include jogging, chairman of tli.' wwnau's club ringers, ('apt. Carl Phillips of the Salvation rope Jumping, cycling and swiuiuning. Arim . imiil'Ier rs ( ;ui'iiitii'l, chairman of the Kiw aiiis team. WOMEN WIN Onion Dip.... 79C Frozen Beans.. . 39" OVER MEN ITEMS & PRICES GOOD THRU T(JES., DEC. 30, 1980. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED. 0 t( through diet and earance CT. 0 THAT'S INCREDIBLE F•aIur,'d a log who lIeS. a housewife who communicates wilh hhe ghosts of greal cornpows. a medical ditLnvecy that uses lree:edried human jlavids to speed growth lE (35) THE ROCKFORD FILES ) (10) GREAT PERFORMANCES Soil Conducts 'iii (ieoig Soth and the Chitaijii 'iympli(ifiy per form Mer,delsot,nI Symphony ?4o S In A Minor and Korean rio 1,0,11 KyuflQ Who Chung is solorlI in Violin Concerto In Uprideissolin F Minor 1l(17)MOVIE the Threefacei 1)1 Eve it9Slt Joanhe Woodwaid jring trealmenl for David Wa1r'e .5011 persOnality aneuli)iK worn manifeSts a thitil under Pypn,i sI (7) with the emphasis on dancing for movement and exercise. - -• • . Feitured a peshoimance by the Chanes. Opera, the hung atari queen 01 the rollf derby baby l tirst swlmmUlgclass 11:00 QNEWS !t S BENNY HILL 1OPOSTBClPT8 Pal Kkne guests are David Posnes and Hat ri,l Cordell who discuss Ihe world oloaeclang c 12(h7) NIGHT Q1.v 11:30 0 4 THE BEST OF CARSON Guesti ArsIlsorry PMwley Shelley Notes iR( 11:00 9U.AS'H (951 MOVIE R.achFob Sky B/W( ( 1957 1 KPnI*Ih MOIe AIi.lnder Kno, A handicapped Englishman larns to to fl wit?, the RAF MON-WED, FRI) s o THE PRICE IS RIGHT (MON. WED. FRI) LOVE BOAT (R) 11L(i?5)PTLCLUB and then (17) MOVIE A Boy 11(1 Feet t&i (196$) Edward 0 Robinson (1o) STUDIO SEE 11:30 Fergus McC4Iend When his par. entS dl a 10-yeas-old boy begns an •.citang trek across Attica to hod his aunt 0 4 PASSWORD PLUS (MON. WED, FRI) 0 TOURNAMENT OF ROSES PARADE (THU) (10) COVER TOCOVER 43 11:45 7)0NEWS 12:00 11:45 W(10)STORYBO'JWO AF TERNOON 12:30 (1) 0 PM. MAGAZINE A Oven, chy thon show, a solir healer mad. horn beer cans. Chef 1.11 Classes- Start S A VI 100 ,. • .. m7 0 ABC NEWS 7:00 TOMMY' Sign me. tUE JONESES FATHER, or iiiore ap- wedding or a simple, "do. your-own-thing" ceremony, l)EAII JONESES: You are propriately. WITH get Abby's new booklet. Send DISGUSTED legally obligated to return not MOMMY $1 pIta along, self-addressed, m1hlng you didn't order. stamped 12$ cents) envelope (;ise everything to the to: Abby's Wedding Booklet, C STED: ISG I) K/s It I) Salsation Army, then send a ptsta-araltu the se-ntkrs telling Mommy is hooked. But she 132 Lasky Drive, fleverly 11111*, Calif. 90212. th em how you ha'e disposed won't qul(smoklng until she's sIuld we dt! Romain . . . . . PKG. 38C IIANIR • 12:15 esNEws ADC NEWS }BAPW0ADANOBON i 10 SAIUNG.SAIUNG 17 Boo NEWHART IZ - o 11111.11141 •_. . (11 OSTAY AND HUTCH UNBCNEWS - *Fove . ?II9h1hIId If) ehandise. our giving. with children, then turn them Just before Christmas, we loose to run all over the place. DEAR ABBY: Our 9-year. received a box of three-dozen 3. Alter giving the (liristmas cards with our old printed the following letter c ustomers th eir menus, when ItaineS already printed on to Santa: Ireturn to take their orders, "Dear Santa: All I want for theiii They were very nice, is ready to order ixit we prefer to select our Qiristnis is for my inonimy nobody they haven't even love because awn cards. I might add that to quit smoking because I looked at the menu. therm' is a II(IflIUIUIII price on her and I don't want her to die 4. Customers who ask for all these thIngs, but you are yet. If you brought me some substitullons when it says on to give as much as you toys, please them gI%1T urged the menu: "No substitutions, some other little boy, because can, please. Abby, are we legally all I want for Christmas 5. Customers who complain mommy who doesn't cough obligated to return things IIIIIII( oraer' Why should we anymore and doesn't get about the hi gh prlces. We only go to tile trouble and expense nervous when she can't find a serve the food, we don't set the prices. of rewrapping and returning cigarette. Thank you. IIA7EL AT THE stuff we didn't send for? I 'd Tommy" HYA'II' mommy cried Tom my's these items, feel guilty using I. eIS U an e' Youth On The Move Cho., ar. YOU CAN'T BUY BETTER ...SO WHY PAY MORE! MONEY BACK GUARANTEE! EVENING ______________ contotal cvntratiizl, along wIth en)oyiuient SAVE 1*'. FRESH ENDIVE. ESCAROLE OR - • music Oranges.... . 12/s1 -'j ' , • -MONDAY _________________________ dinailon, muscle tone, dIntrIll, rhythm, and agility, anti 114.1st of all, an appreciation of SAVE 24'. FRESH FLORIDA JUICY • - 48C IC logo Dear SAVE IS' FRESH FLORIDA - . LB$158 .1 SAVE I I' PACKED FRESH I) AIL V Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose for her vows a formal satin gown lavishly eiiibellished with st'el 11l(( 41(11 '('(l pearls atil re.e,ubroiilered lace appliques pearl headpiece secured her fingertip tulle a'il if iilu.ioma Sik carried a cascade of orchids and hsdlv. Susan l.ansverk served her sister as iiiaid of hoar . Bridesmaids were Genie Mergo, Patty Mergo and S) Ii Mergo. Each wore a burgundy gown fashioned wIth a kilu pleated skirt topped with a sheer matching ca;' Their flowers were cascade arrangements of pink and burgundy flowers 6 PACK SAVE $1.00. 1.5 LITER ---__.----...d p TONIGHT'STV (a - PANTRY PRIDE • . . Th ey will make th eir home m Chapel Ihil. N. C. while the bridegroom -is working toward a degree in tharmacy at the University of North Carolina. Don't Return Items 'You C) iclr'i't So ic it :J. 80z CUPS oiscouA SAVE 30' OSCAR MAYER ' MRS. h{ONAI.L) ALLEN LYON ASSORTED VARIETY $178 SAUSAGE Following a reception at Bradley Mcintyre hlotLse, the newlyweds departed For a wedding trip to Key West. Karen Rough attended the bride as maid of honor. ltrtaIa'ct'iidc were Poel!% Farr,'n and Terri I vain SAVE 20' SEALTEST PKG. .• 'Johr,McLam served the bridegroom as best man. Ushers'ere w' John Bringardner and Mark Rhein. The ring bearer was Jason Turner. The bride was given in marriage by her lather. 984c EGG NOG 98c Tanya Nimik was the flower girl. SAVE 20' QUART AXELROD'S SLICED MEAT OR BEEF 12oz PKG. $1.48 Karen Mana Morgan and Ronald Allen Lyon were married Dcc. 27. at 2 p.m., at the Bradley Mcintyre House. Longwood Rev. Bob Wilkinson performed the double ring ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Mairg.n. 206 Pine Winds Drive. Sanford. The bridegr oom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Lyon, 1256 hibiscus Lane, Apopka. LB HOOD OR TROPICANA PURE FLORIDA SAVE 30' 8oz PKG. BOLOGNA Of Morgan-Lyon Wedding SAVE 20' 81t 9 OSCAR MAYER OVER 3LBS SAVE 20' A LB SAVE 30' A LB OVER 3 LBS GREAT GROUND BEEF PATTIE MIX Historical Landmark Site PORK HOCKS m58LB SAVE 200 ALS YEAR! SMOKED 3 LBS HOG JOWLS NEW - - t2:00 - - 0 I 4) CARD SHARKS (MON.WED. TOMORROW C..ls Glen 0 Campbell and Tanya Tucker. Rev Jerry F~ Ch Jacques Pepin anll-nuclear activist Pataicia Sheila and Skip Feslow, president of C..o. hal Maine Po*.rs ifli Ff1) S)O NEWS (UON.WED.Ff1) tI 0 NEWS f(10) SESAME STREET 12) (17) FREEMAN REPORTS (MON. WED. FRI) 12:35 12:30 (71 0 MOVIE My Cousin Rachel IDWI tt9SJl Olivia de Havilland. Richard Burton Qil) NEWS (MON-WED. FRI) ti) 0 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW (MON. WED, FRI) (7 0 RYAN'S HOPE 1:00 UO NEWS 1.00 2:00 4) DAYS OF OUR LIVES (MON. WED. FR') (1) 0 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTI.ES3(MON. WED. FRI) 7) ALL MY CHILDREN 1 L 5 MIKE DOUGLAS SUM CUISINE 101 :1 1 17uOViE (17) TED TURNERS ADDRESS TO THE NATIONAL LEAGUE OF CITIES 2:20 7)0 NEWS 2:30 (17) TO BE ANNOUNCED 1:30 2:50 (v') 0 MOVIE flrk Passage 2:00 'TUE SDAY MORNING 5:00 Il) 0 MARCUS WELBY. MD (MON-WED. FRI) (17) UAVER)CK(MON) , 5:30 5)0 SUNRISE SEMESTER O(4)ANOTHERWORLD 0 AS THE WORLD TURNS D, Ff1) (MO BOWL (THU) i) ONE LIFE TO LIVE (MON. COTTON WED. FRI) ?)Q SUGAR BOWL (THU) (lO) FOOTSTEPS (MON) (10) ONCE UPON A CLASSIC (TUE THU) i Ioi SKETCHES IN JAZZ(WED) hO) LEXO (Ff1) 5:35 2:30 32(17) RAT PATROL (FRI) 6:00 ii) (35) VIDAL SASSOON'S YOUR NEW DAY CD 110) DICK CAVETY 0(4(TOOAYINFLORIDA 15(8THE LAW AND YOU (UON) 2:50 5) SPECTRUM(TUE) i (17) FUNTIME LACK AWARENESS (WED) 5) 3.00 IS)17THIRTY MINUTES (IOU) 0 4 TEXAS EALTH FIELD(FRI) 5) GUIDING LIGHT (MON. 5) 0 UNRISE 7) 121 !1 ) WORLD AT LARGE (MON. 'WED) 5(O PEACH BOWL (FRI) WEN 7j 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL TUE) @1 (MON-WED, FRI) 6:05 -II (35) THE FLINTSTONES (101POSTSCRIPTS 121( 17 ) WORLD AT LARGE (FRI) • 6:30 5 ED ALLEN i (J5)NEWZOOREVUE 11" J 17 FAMILY AFFAIR 3:30 II 35) DAFFY DUCK JhO OVER EASY ' 17 SPACE GIANTS 6:45 4,00 W(1O)AM WEATHER 6:55 ' 00000MORNINGFLOf1IGA 7:00 0 -4 TODAY S 0 MORNING WITH CHARLES KURALT 71 GOOD MORNING AMERICA It 5) FRED FUNTSTONE 10 SESAME STREET 121 ( 17 FUNTIME 7:25 0 4 TODAY IN FLORIDA .000oDuoRNlNGrLoaloA 1 7:30 04, TODAY V GOOD MORNING AMERICA flul0ILLIGANSISLAND 5 0 JOHN DAVIDSON (MON. WED) 7 0 ALL IN TIlE FAMILY (MON. WED, FRI) II ih)w000ywoomciiEn 10 SESAME STREET it i THE FLINTSTOP4ES 4:30 0 4 HOUR 445 it 5)TOUANDJERRY 8:00 ' Q CAPTAIN KANGAROO ii 1301 BUGS BNNY 1 VILLA ALEORE - 11 17 ILOVE LUCY 94 TODAY IN FLORIDA 10 0000 MORNING FLORIDA 0 4 ROSE BOWL (THU) 5:00 5' 0 FESTIVAL Of LIVELY-ARTS (THU) MERV GRIFFIN (IOU) 5) IOU AND JERRY 1 to MISTER ROGERS(R) l7 THE BRADY BUNCH 5:30 8:30 04 TODAY I?iQ0000 MORNING AMERICA 35)PORKY PIG €,Li 10 OUEPASA,USA.? 117 I DREAM OFJ(ANNIE ' 0 4 HEWS MON.WED. FRI) SIQM'AS'H(MON.WED) I) ii5) KUNG FU tO ELECTRIC COMPANY(R) I7 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 9:00 Theatres 14) DONAHUE RICHARD SIMMONS 7 MOVIE it 135~ LET'S MAKE A DEAL 1O SESAME STREET 11 17 HAZEL I?Si 121 ISCi ALL SEATS MA RIO 9:30 THE ODD 11 5)YOUBETYOUR LIFE jj 17)OREENACRES ,5, 1 ' - NP '' ."' * PLAZA I 10:00 0 (4) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS (MON-WED, Ff1) 0 (.4) NBC STAR SALUTE TO tlH ib THE JEFFERSONS (R) (MON-WED, (51 0 COTTON BOWL FESTIVAL PARAD€(TH I(35) OLENNARNETTE III 10 UISTERROQERS(R) 17 MOViE 10:30 PLAizArj , 09 54 TO5 DOLLY PA ITOM JARS - FONDA pa he, 'il/S ' o 4, BLOCKBUSTERS (MOSsWED, Ff1) $)Q ALICE (R)(MON-WFD, FRI) (10) ELECTRICCOUPAN'V (R) 1$ N 1/2 liii NEW YEAR'S EVIl ''• THE CHILD i - • • MAGAZINE (MON. WED. FRI) 0 4 ROSE BOWL PREGAME SHOW (TOO) 7 0 UERV GRIFFIN iM014 5 0. FRo it (JS) BUGS BUNNY / ROAD RUNNER it 111(OILIIGAN 7) S ISLAND __ �it r, , A—Eenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. I A If\DI I . - I V VJflL1J q .-- -,., .. --,.-.- -* 3 Held In Robbery . . Near. Bowling Lanes FIRE AND THEFT RELATED IN CASE countryside. A house owned by a Sanford Police officer was burglarized then burned said police. A home at 1539 Jerry St., Sanford, owned by police officer Walter Jones, 410 East Third Street, Sanford, suffered a total loss of $40000 after it burned Tuesday night, police say. Jones found items mining from the home and believes there was theft to the property before It was burned, 'Due to the complicated precedence, the session ost,t1 p_ the farmers' group - the Rural Solidarity Organization - said on leaving the OIWttOdCfl. The organization was seeking to Overturn a lOWtf court decision that said the farmers were Ineligible to register because Use law on Independent trade unions applies only to workers employed by others. The supreme court Indicated It found some "mistakes" In the lower court ruling, but no date was set for a new supreme court session on Use can. A Great Day For America 5 Two plate-g1ass windows worth $300 Wt2 teOkeflSatorday night at Spring Lake Elementary School In Forest City, Seminole County deputies say. CAPE CANAVERAL, Fin. (UPI) Like a crude airplane bolted upright to a farm silo, the space shuttle Columbia stood poised today on its oceanside launch pad awaiting a maiden flight that will open a new era in space for mankind. Launch pad crews worked ttrough the night to hook up gas, water, power and communications systems to the space shuttle and its orbiter. Power was expected to be restored to the orbiter later today or early Wednesday. The Columbia was moved,into positin for launch during a long, cold day of labor Monday that veteran space pilot John Young, who will command the maiden voyage, said was "a great day for the United States of America." Now begins round-the-clock work by hundreds of engineers and technicians to ready the Columbia for launch in March on a 36-orbit, 5412.hour test flight in space and the return to Earth for a landing at Edwards Air Force liase In California's Mojave desert. Launch pad crews will reinstall today some components of the shuttle so that power can be restored to the system. The components had been removed prior to moving the '185-foot tall shuttle from the towering Vehicle Assembly Building to the launch pad that was used for the Apollo moon - Juvenile Judges' Powers TAU.AHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) - The 1st District Court of Appeal has ruled that a juvnlle under court supervision can be sent to a detention facility for failing to follow a judge's orders, The decision, adopted 3-0, touches an issue never before addressed in the Florida courts and could affect hundreds of children who face juvenile judges. The 1st DCA rejected defense arguments that a Judge does not have the authority to place conditions on d,child classified as dependent and that he has no right to enforce such conditions by Incarceration 5 Escape Key West Jail KEY WEST, Fla. (UP!) - Five prisoners including two accused murderers are still at large today alter they escaped from the Monroe County jail, Monroe Sheriff's Department officials said. Road blocks were established throughout the Keys Monday to cut off possible escape routes, a jail spokesman said. All five prisoners were considered "extremely dangerous." The escape was discovered at 2:50 p.m. Monday when an inmate Informed jail authorities the inmates were gone. The prisoners could have left the jail as early as Sunday morning, a jail spokesman said. - NASSAU, Bahamas (UPI)i— Fugitive financier Robert Vesco Is asking for political asylum In the Bahamas, saying that If he Is deported to the United States he will be persecuted for political reasons. Veico, who has made the Bahamas horns since irs In his eight-year flight from prosecution on Watergaterelated charges and financial charges In the United States, made the request Monday In a letter to Minister of Horns Affairs Clement Maynard. The Bahamas last month refused to renew Vesco's yearly residency permit, giving him until Dec. u to leave. Maynard extended that deadline, but has ref usedto say for how long. Money World's Cash Supply Totals $2,130,000,000,000 SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) - U you had all the money In the world, how much Would you have? You would have ,130,000,000,000, $3 a Bank of America executive said Monday. This sum, said economist Robert Heller, Is twice as much money as there was In the world six years ago. Heiler, vice president for International economics fir Bank of America, did not count all the money Just to provide an Item for the people who like to know financial trivia. He said It is serious. It accounts for Inflation Mexico' Ends Fish Treaties MEXICO CITY (UP1)— Mexico abruptly terminated two major fishing treaties with the United States In an escalauonot Its "trmawar" on the .veofameettng between President Jose Lopez Portillo and Presidentelect Ronald Reagan, officials said. American tuna fishermen on the West Coast cried foul and shrimp fishermen in the Gull of Mexico said 11w conswnfts are the losers. Tuna and grouper fishermen In southern California and belt fishermen In the Gulf of Mexico were the mod likely to be affected by the Mexican action Monday, but U. S. diplomatic sources said users was still time to renegotiate the treaties and the move was "no big deal." everywhere, -. Money Is a means of exchange for things, he than 15 percent," he said. This equaled the said, and there aren't that many more things level In 1974 when the oil embargo fired In the world now, so it takes more money to worldwide Inflation to a peak. buy them. He said the growth of money seems to he In a new study of the world economy Issued tapering off now, and the rate of worldwide by the bank, Heller also said the amount of inflation will probably soon drop below 14 money conUnuesto grow ata faster pace n percent 'and continue to decline.t' the growth of products to be purchased. "Nevertheless, these inflation rates are "lids growth rate greatly exceeds the unacceptably high," the economist said. potential for world production Increases, and "World leaders urgently need to work causes unabated Inflationary pressures," towards monetary growth rates more closely said Heller. matching the growth of world production." Inflation rates In various countries around The world economic growth growth rate the world this year averaged "slightly morewas 5.5 percent In 1976 but slipped to 1.4 -- percent this year, Heller said. far surpasses other countries in arms expen. dltzu'es, outspending the United States by newly 50 percent,a government report says. In Its annual year-end report, "World Military Expenditures," the U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency reports the total expenditures by the world for arms reached $450 billion In 1975, the most recent period that can be studied with any accuracy. Adjusting for Inflation, the figure means about a 2 per cent Increase In arms expenditursa from the previous year. By comparison, world spending for health Increased 7 percent and education 3.3 percent, Raid Aids Italian Officials the report said. weapons productions and exports. All told, the world spends about 5.4 per cent Not counting pre-revolutionary Iran, the of Its gross product on arms, according to the world's leading buyer of foreign arms was report. Libya, purchasing nearly $2 billion of The Soviet Union was far and away the weapons In 197$ for Its relatively amall largest single spender on weapons, the report standing army of just over 50,000, an investsaid, paying out the equivalent of $153 billion mont that works out to $40,00o per man in that in 1978, or nearly So per cent more than the single yen. United States did that year. "There is every indication that The Soviet Union also moved ahead of the next decade, the more advanced countries of United States In terms of selling arms to other the Third World will seek to enlarge their countries, mainly to the Third World. The defense Industries," the-report said. United States followed closely behind, and the Brazil and Israel were cited as the two most two superpowers, with total arms sales of energetic arms exporters of the Third World. about $13 billion, dominated the world of The report said during the put 10 years, the Heller said world trade has doubled. In terms of money, since 197$ and Is $1.5 trillion for this year. But he said It Is llhlely to drop during Use 190 unless "the world energy situation Improves and global private Investment Increases. TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (UP!) The economy continued to grow this year - des pi te th e nation al recession with business and industry ex pa nsion reaching an all-time high and tourism growing sligh tly. The state's gains, overall, were gratifying, Department of Commerce Secretary Sid Levin said Monday in a special yearend report, "Florida was not immune to reper- - . - NATION . Third World's arms Industry mushroomed from $1 billions year to the current 15 billion. Africa's arms Imports bill, from all sour. ces, grew 214old In the past nine years. According to Use per capita figures, the world's biggest proportionate spenders for arms were Oman 'and Yemen, with each spending about 47 per cent of its gross national product on weapons. Close behind came S>TIs with 36 per cent, Taiwan with 34 percent, Israel with 33 percent, and Argentina with 36 percent. cussions from national inflation, recession, high interest rates and unemployment. However, we progressed toward the goal of di versifying our economy through economic development arid we made advances in our number one industry, tourism." Industr y and business spent $9811 million in Florida building or expanding plants a nd oth er facilities a singleyear record and 26 per ce nt increase over 1979. The number of tourists through the fi rst nine months of the year (latest figur es available Is up 3 percent. Total ex penditures by tourists are up percent. Last year's all-time records of nearly 36 million visitors spending $16 billion will be broken If these trends continue. Film production fin is hed at an all-time high, expenditures of $78.5 million and an 83 percent increase over 1979. Sta te economists agreed in a special meeting earlier t his month that Florida IN BRIEF 'Deer Hunter' Is Blamed - For 15 Shooting Deaths WASHINGTON (UP!) The National Coalition on Television Violence said today 15 young Americans fatally shot themselves this year playing the Russian roulette game they saw in the Vietnam War film, 'The Deer Hunter," or telr4altou. The coalitJon decriadtlw deaths and charged that producers and station managers "have riot acted responsibly" in continuing to show the film with its graphic scenes depicting the game of chance with a loaded weapon. - Rosalynn Off Style List - . . I RIVE _ ---- AUVE Jr I - - STATE — The project to send freiithtt'arrs trig reu.seable rocket planes in space already is almost three years behind schedule although the rollout to the launch pad conic only three da) s behind the date set List July. ___ - ___ --.-- 904-1-428-3590 !1 — Interested Parties Call Collect For Appointment Call, Come Buy And Savet OKI.AIIOMA CITY UPII Monte I4hire and Bill Kincaid are happy ho usehusbands. Besides the usual promises to love, honor and cherish, their marriage contracts incl ude guarantees of $50 per week, cigarettes as needed and two six-packs of beer a day. The former college classmat es are so enthused with t heir new live -in jobs t he y plan to found the Amalgamated Ilousepersons of America Union Local 1. The only "Labor strife" so far in the house the two families share has been over the beer ra ti on. "We've been thi nking about renegotiating the ntract an that matter, cons the holiday period," sam Injuries In Vegas Fire Kincaid. Lopshire and Kincaid started their new dom es tic arrangement Deca use th ey were tired of worki ng for less pay th an th eir wives - no .5 ., ' ------ an ON'TGI&u withyourinsurancel —CALL— / ,7 TONY RUSh T,1 ' 11 ijI INIURANCI 3220213 1 .', IN CONCERT . THE JOHN MATHEWS FAMILY Total sales of Florida-produced products appear headed For a record this )ear. Preliminary reports support an estimate of $13 billion, which would be an all-time high and a $1 billion Increase over last year. Florida was the site of 21) major film and television productions during the year with a combined budget of $78.5 million, compared to $42.9 million in Film expenditures Last year. Another $50 million in commercials and specialized films was produced in Florida during lO, a 20 percent Increase over last year. f. —Sunday, 1v VI c January 4, 7:00 P.M. Cd. before" State law requires drivers charged in a major accident to take the National Safety ('ourwil's defensive driving ('oUT. Motorists have their license suspended niust take this eight- hour course, plus another eight biurs of instruction designed to change bad driving habits Drivers convicted of an alcohol-related violation must coniplete the Driving While ln:toxit'atesl course designed to change at. titudes about drinking and driving AT 1!11 The Sanford Civic Center Nut 1117 .' 401 E. Seminole Blvd. Sponsored By: ff#dwgu - 14s 34? liii First Assembly of God Admission 1'ree p'— Tax Free Income 121/2 % $6,525,00() I'ollanl studied seven years of conviction .i ni .mcnk'nt reports on 12,000 person.s ordered I,', traffic judges to take special training ill Revenue Bond Issue Osceola County health Facilities Authority (St. Cloud Hospital Project) l'.i78 Drivers completing the DWI course had ft'ei' st bx,ie..feiateti violations, but motorists toiiipidtmng the other courses continued to (IjIIIJIIt about the same amount of major traffic infractions and have about the same number of accidents i,tjci..w,. I cs 5 1 4 ' his ir triti ,,ii'i, iii uo.i is. iin the b,'sc I" nd issue t- r spansiuc aiid icii's JUn I Si I i. I l,'s1iuiii Ii,'n,Js Iron, the Iics issue arc '.1,11 asaii.,hic fit hn'mt, IIiIcIIIKdI..Ic aid i'ny icon IiIaIUIIIIcs al IntcrrsI fairs ,cId,n up I . 5 ii, lit-s 111k ,4114' I' ih c 111%C11.1f [tic h.'nds arc itwird ,fl .1k semi annually at Sun hi', Naiii,ji hint in ()iian,J., % irutial IikoIiW 14* Stiic Of Il.vid., IA'.. ltic cttctlisc 1id,i 1 iih,14111 1i liv t,itw, itian a s.'riiptatic iflscsl,ncfll on which Iflt,'ilW Ijits I1,usl I,'. is'i I h. iii.,ss ny • hail st,,,s'.s I'l iko lit inu..h ihe I 1'i.'S ii; csci ,iiii ,r,,,u,,c ,,it ihe si I isuI tiispiiai ti'nd, is worth '.IinipArctl Ito a cornprahlc IIKI)flIC y.cld lijstd iii..i i tic nsc.t,ir s Ii% hiii, ket 'ui ' ' ,,•., - . ,,,,. " 4* ,% e rdc,al TE iEJ' IEF iII 7 1 0,1 '91 - An electrical panel at LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UP!) the Circus Circus hotel - casino caught fire and sent smoke billowing Into some areas of the hotel, but caused no Injuries or evacuations. ' L_I._ To Form Union - 0., in two years. Economic development has been a top priority for Gov. Bob Gra ham as it was (luring the final years of Gov. Reubin Askew's administration and th ese efforts finally are paying big dividends, Levin said. The commerce department assisted in the loca tion of 62 new ind us tries during 1980 with a projected employment of 19,926. The tot al over the las t two years now is 187 ne w industries, 45,509 jobs and capital investments of $1.7 billion. levin said business and industrial expa nsion probably would have been even greater except for the hard economic times plaguing much of the c nint ry. "large companies proceeded with location decisions this year, while smaller,firms comniltted at a slower rate" Inflati on and high gasoline pr ices caused many Americans to scrap plans For vacations this year, but Florida's tuurtn ind ustry continued to break records be cause of a sharp rise in the number of foreign v isitors The econoniy is in shape in many foreign counties, so vacationing in Florida is a . th vaUi.Iu(1IlllI,( ,if ocuer ueai cur Ham) cowi home. ,,Special emphasis on attracting more foreign visitors was placed by many state, regional and local agencies, both public and private. This has resulted in a very healthy international tourism market, which we hope to increase again next year." Levin said. The commerce departmenCs Division of Tourism opened offices in Toronto to promote Florida among Canadians and in south Florida to arrange promotions in Latin American countries. The Division of Economic Development opened an office in Stuttgart. Germany and a part-time facility in Toronto. It already maintained a foreign office in Tokyo, Japan. Househusbands When it comes to PHILADELPHIA (UP!) throwing lavish birthday parties, the Ptuladelphla Zoo doesn't monkey around. Massa, the oldest gorilla in captivity and the zoo's most famous resident, turns 50 today and officials are going ape in their attempt to make sure the 300-pound primate gets the kind of celebration he deserves. Muss will receive a cake made from oranges, apples, bananas, kale and a vitamin enriched mixture of meat and grain called Zoocake, topped by gumdrops and candy canes. Streamers, banners and a gigantic birthday card will decorate his cage. And Maggie Kuhn, 72-year-old president of the Gray Panthers, will be on hand to welcome Massa Into senior citizenhood. No f•_ 1$ iIII IdI ••,_. VII ._.,,................... . ...................... , "P. UWW •'iifl U, I4'I SLI!'ft. I I. , P hIlly Plans Gorilla Gala - '° _•,•_ '' ,OU I L than the country as a whole. They predicted small, but steady growth in 1981, while the ec onomy nationally probably will go into its second recession TAI.I.AHASSEE, Flit. UPI i Court. ordered traffic safet y instruction helps drunk c uwu .'a, tAil nut speeuers and careless drivers, a Florida State University researcher says Only courses on aicoholrelated offenses have a consistent impact on arrest records and accident rates, Hon Pollard, a research associate in F'SU's Department of Statistics. says n a report for the Florida Bureau of highway Safety Speeding was the major offense resulting in court ordered lnstru(-tl(,n and speeders continued to speed after completing the courses. Snow 100,000 Floridians cited for serious traffic infractions spent more than $2 million this year For court-ordered in ,truction, but it was a waste of Intone) for most, P ollard concluded in an Interview with the Tallahassee Democrat Dnvers tend to get time same types of convictions after the iiIurs as they get - The World Almanac' ,,vaui vu ii,v '''-'-' Not Helped In Class: Study ANAHEIN, Calif. (UPI) — A letter from WashIngton arrived at Disneyland addressed to Michael M. Mouse" — and the envelope contained an ominous warning to Mr. Mouse from "The Office of the Director, Selective Service System." "Dear Registrant: "Our records indicate you have not responded to our irtial request for necessary date of birth inWe again remind you that failure to formation provide correct information will put you in violation of the Military Selective Service Act Please return the requested information immediately." A spokesman for the amusement finn said, "Of course we'll reply. We wouldn't want the FBI coining around to arrest Mickey Mouse. "We'll notify them that at 52 he's well over the draft age. And besides, he's a World War II veteran. I suppose we'll also have to point out he's only a cartoon character, "I think somebody snuck something by the government here." . •iIJ "We feel that it's a great day f or the United States of America," Young said as he watched the space shuttle move Monday. "Only one problem - the United States of America doesn't really realize it yet. - 'Wait until March. Just wait until March. "It's going to make a significant contribution to Speeders, Careless Drivers Mickeys Too Old For Draft Kissinger Advocates U.S. Forces In Mideast - - a ST. LOUIS (UP!) Nancy Reagan is replacing Rosalynn Carter as something other than First Lady. The National Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association Monday released its annual list of the nation's top 10 style makers and said Mrs. Reagan, wife of the President-elect, had replaced Mrs. Carter as political style maker. Also not returning from the 1979 list was Barbara Walters. Besides Mrs. Reagan, named as the lop 10 1980 style makers were Loni Anderson, star of the televislonfseries "WKRP In Cincinnati;" film star Be Derek; television personality Jayne Kennedy; actresses Mary Tyler Moore and Stefanie Powers; Priscilla Presley, widow of the late Elvis Presley; Victoria Principal, star of the television show "Dallas;" recording and film star Diana Ross and singer Dianne Warwick , HOSPITAL NOTES - the defense and well being of the United States and that's important in this day and age," Young said. "I'm sure that history will mark this as ithe beginning a new era in space transportation and access to space," said Alan Lovelace, deputy administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. "It's a significant milestone," Crippen said "We have a couple of more to go. but we're coming down the homestretch." RichardG. Smith, director of the Kennedy Space Center, said he was tookingfor a launch in late March, but launch director George Page said the launch could be set back until sometime in April. Among the additional tests the Columbia must pass before liftoff are two critical ones complete Fueling A its engines with a new computer system arti a 20-second cluster firing of its three main .engines, both for the first time. "1 ssouldn't be surprised to set' It take us several times to get through it," Page said of the test firing. "I think that's realistic." MISSION - ROME (UPI)— Italy's coalition government reaped political prestige today from a daring helicopter comtpando raid that wrested control of a topimicurity PrI** trout political WrorIsti and, treed is The United tafà spent about 5 per cent of A4ck Special Inteventlon Group of Carabtntert 4 Its total gross national product on arms. ,lieratMMary state police volunteers stormed the modern special prison In the small southern Adriatic port of Trani by helicopter and on foot Monday to end a 0 Taxpayers. 25-hour standoff. AREA DEATHS During 90-minutes of tear gas, seven loud explosions and bursts of machine-gun fire, the special squad of 30Receivin Crystal Drive, Loch Arbor, Carlion, both of Minneapolis. mother, Mrs. Katie Powell Sanfordite Carahinlerl quelled the rebellion and freed is prison died Monday at Seminole Funeral Services will be at Williams; wife, Mrs. g F g guards who had been held hostage since Sunday afMemorial Hospital. 10 a.m. Friday at the First Marrletta Yon Meuse; ternoon, E. Carol Stone Mr. Hay wuborn March is, Assembly of God Church with daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Nearly 3.9 Florida taxpayersarenow receiving their The prison raid success helped the two 1919, at Staten Island, N.Y. Rev. Phil C. Walsanen of- Calhoun of Asheville, N.C.; 1000 federal Income tax packages or will receive forms coalition government of Christian at Dead At 74 and moved to Sanford In 1956 fidating. Burial will be In two ions, Bernard Meuse of within the twit few days, according to Charles 0. DeWitt, Minister Arnaldo Forlani In its parliamentary struggle fromlirooklynNavyyard.He Lake Mary Cemetery. Fort Steward, Ga., and Internal Revenue Service district director for Florida. IwiththeopposltlonCommunlitParty,pollticalsources E. Carol Stone, 74, of 416 was a construction steel Viewing will be from I to 6 DarrielI Meuse of Land Oro; "We expect that nearly all packages will be In the hands of said. taxpayers by Jan. 6," DeWitt said. Based an the forms filed Grandview Ave., a longtime worker, chief petty officer p.m. Wednesday. Brluon one son-in-law; one daughterlast year, the IRS Is mailing 2.1 million Form 1040 packages Sanford resident, died and retired on disability. Mr. Funeral Home Is In charge of In-law; four grandchildren; Monday In St. Petersburg, Hay was a member of the arrangements. three aunts; many cousins, and 1.5 million Form 1040A packages relatives and friends. "With the returns being filed by individuals not receiving tax where she was visiting Catholic Church of Nativity, MRS. RAHOSA We Mary; a member of the Wilson-El c he lb erg er packag(s, we could easily approach 4 million fliers In our friends. Mrs. Myra L. Houck, 63, of Funeral arrangements Disabled American Veterans, Osteen, died NATIONAL REPORT: A storm stretching from the Midwest Mortuary Is In charge of state f"l300," DeWitt said. Monday. Born in to New England clomped ig to 10 inches of snow on top of Some taxpayers may need to file a form different from the have yet to be made, but. Chapter 30, Sanford; a New York state, she came to arrangements. frozen rain, killing six people on icy roads. Dense fng hugged one received, doe to a change In their tax status. Others, for GrankOW Funeral Home will member of the Fleet Reserve Osteen In 1930. She was a GEORGE B, BRADY be in charge of Associ a tion , B Duke Woody both coasts, delaying flights for late holiday travelers. A heat one reason or another, may pot be recei ving a package In member of the Central George B. Brady, 72, of 2540 wave warmed the western half of the nation from Nebraska to mall. liwse Individuals can pick up forms and tax schedules at arrangements Burial will be Branch No. 147, Sanford Baptist Church. Mohawk Ave., Sanford, died , Southern California. Ontario, Calif., was the hottest spot In the most local IRS offices, post offices and many banks. Extra In Oaklawn Cemetery American Legion Poet She Is su rvived by three Sunday at [Ale Care Center, Campbell-Loaning, Sanford; following funeral services. nation Monday with a toasty 93 degrees. Scottsbluff, Neb., forms are also available by using the order blank In t David G. Hosack, Altamonte Springs. Miss Stone lived most of broke a record se t In 1956 wi th a reading of 61 degrees. forms package, DeWitt said. her member of the Clan Hay Douglas, Ga., William V. of Mr. Brady was a native of AREA READINGS 9 L1fl4: temperature: 51; overnight The IRS director noted that the forms are very similar tola3t Ufein Sanford and fca-several Society, Orlando; sl Osteen, Kenneth M., Osteen; B WIck,Gat)OffiSepI 11. years operated a nursery, American Mountainmen, one low: 42; Monday's high: 56; barometric pressure: 29.96; years, and this means many people will be able to use their daughter Mrs. Jeanette l Lakeside, Calif. relative humidIty: 90 percent; winds: Southwest at mph. return from last year ass guide in preparing their i return. Murray, Osteen; and two Mr. Hay was Friends report Miss Stone WEDNESDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: highs, 3:13 However, there are some changes which should be noted, a recipient f sisters, Mrs. Myrtle Roberts, Mr. Brady lived In Orlando was visiting Mrs. Nancy the Silver am., 3:28 p.m.; lows, 9:21 a.m., 9:34 p.m.; PORT and many Floridians will find that the instructions in the tax Beaver Award from Medina, N.Y., and Mrs. from 1927 un til 1972 and for e Fl ida th or Cou nc Beck, daughter of Rev. John ('ANA%'ERAL highs 3:06 a.m., 3:20 p.m.; lows, 9:12 am., 9:34 packages will be helpful in alerting them to a ll use special il of Boy Mable Burk, Derby, N.Y. most of his life 1w was a pm; BAYPORT: hlghe,,9:49a.m.,8:56p.m.; lows, 3:29a.m., benefits. "Improvements have been made to clartfyy the in. Thomas, a pastor for some Scouts of America. Brisson Funeral Home-PA mechanic. Survi vors Include Ida wife, ei ght years at Holy Episcopal 3:10 pin stz'uctions in some areas," I>"WItt added. Is In charge of arrangements. Mr. Brady was a member of BOATING FORECAST: St. AugueUne to Jupiter Inlet, Out Changes which will have the greatest affect on Florida Church, Sanford, wbefl she Mrs Mary Ann Hay of Santhe First Baptist Church, ford; a son, James Patrick MR. JESSE I. MEUSE 4) Miles: Winds northwest to north near 15 knots through taxpayers Include an Increase In the renewable energy source died. Orlando. Hay ofCallfornia;a daughter, MISS Stone is survived by Wednesday. Seas] to Sleet. Mostly Cloudy. Slight chance of Mr. Jesse L Meuse of tax credit, an increase In the standard mileage rate, and brother, James Stone of Mrs. Caroline Gergley of Altamonte Springs died rain today. elimination of political contributions as a lax deduction, Survivors Include two Kalamazoo, Mich., and a, Lake Mary; and three sisters, Thursday at AREA FORECAST: Variable' cloudiness today becoming: Florida sisters, Mrs. Fannie Lou Boss Mrs. Margaret McClusker Hospita l-North In Altamonte of Sanf ord and Mrs. Julia B. niece from Chicago, lii. generally fair tonight and Wednesday. Continued ra ther cold. and Miss Eileen M. Hay, both Springs. He w a well-known Shirley of Lancaster, S. C.; Highs in the 6. Lows tonight In the 4. Winds northwest to JAMES JOSEPH HAY north 101015 mph today diminishing some tonight. Outlook for of Sandwich, Mass., and Mm teacher and principal who several nieces and nephews.. James Joseph Hay, U. S. Virginia Brown of Staten served for 3* years In New Year's Day - Fair and cool. Gramkow Funeral Home, Navy Retired, 61, of 435 W. Island, N.Y. education. Sanford, is In charge of Gramkow Funeral Home, He Is survived by his arrangements. CAIRO, Egypt (UP!) Former Secretary of state henry Sanford Is in charge of Kissinger salol today It was "necessary" to have an America n arrangements. military presence close to the Indian Ocean to b et Wet Funeral Nâtic.s forces in the Persian Gulf oil region. REUBEN WALISTEDT SEMINOLE MEMORIAL Francri C .Rowand, Deltona Speaking to reporters after meetings with President Anwar HOSPITAL Mr. Reuben J. Wallstedt, 34, David D. Parker, Enterprise. SPtAL',o.oito, I.— Funeral 0 Wednesday. Brisson Funeral DEC. it Valerie Clancy. Lake Mary Sadat and other high Egyptian officials, Kissinger said conof County Club Roed, We WrVCCII for G.OUIL. Bracy, L Home PA Is in charge of ADMISSIONS BIRTHS of 2540 MC0%IWk Ave.. tirsraticm of the U.S. Middle East peace initiatives will be a Slnfo(d. Mary, died at his home arrangements. Sanford Sanford. odied Sunday. will be 10 am. "high priority" for the Incoming administration of PresidentJenes Anderson Moridaynight. Born In Una, James and Tommy Jernig.n. Wedne lyatthlgr$y,1lda with NOSACK, MRS. MYRA I. V V 4Won., he lived In Lake Mary elect Ronald Reagan and hinted at a meeting between Reagan _______________________ Zora A Davis baby girl burial at Gr..nwon4 Cemetery, Funer al $iflC for Mn. Myra Sheryl A. EiIerb. Williim and Linda his, a baby and Sadat after Jan. 30. Orlando with the Rev. Mark for the past seven years. )j L. Hossck, 53, of who Verona Z Green girl The winning driver of the Waiver officiating. Ciramkow, died Monday, will be Wednesday "I believe It Is necessary to have an American presence 1980 indIanapolis 500 was (a) was a member of the Fi rst Tammy Jernigan Theyo and Thomatin. Clam, a Funeral Home is In charges of $7 pm. at dose to the In dian Ocean In order to restore some of the Al Unset (b) A. J. Foyt Cc) Central Baptist Johnny I, Jonas baby boy. DeIlona Assembly of God Church. He arrangements. Owrth with Dr. Earl Joiner. Melv i n t. Kelly OISCNAROIS balance that has been lost," Kissinger said. Johnny Rutherford was a retired building CUb Rey, Joel, Long, Rev. Charles Linda F Lei ua. jussa L. • Sanford: "But where that technical is ii be, ust 2. Reggie Jackson did it three that tractor and member of the Rev. Freddie Smith Charles L. RggCni Funeral services t Jesse L. dMeeks Mary Jones times. Jim Rice did it two be negotiated," he saitl. offICIItiflQ. Burial In Osteen Piton Froci, Qaltona Navel at Altamante Springs, Ronnie Snyder Glddens and the Full Gospel Cemetery. In li, of flowers. a row, and (njpjj Fernand C) Haac, Delloni w$o dIedThursdat. will be .i.:d Frances M Warren Kissinger did not elaborate but appeared to te A A-sü Pusthn.s na$lone may be mode to ma Ronald C Joslyn Sr • oeltona at3p.m.Wedn.sdayatNpa,M, JoIw F. Boehm, Dellona did It ones. What was ncern of the Carter Administration over the Soviet mi co litary it? (a) won Al, home run title Special Education Fund of He Is sur vived by his wife, Calvary N. B. cburch. illS . Ralpn J. Phillips. Deltoni James A. Price, Geneva central Baptist Church. kisson presence In Ethiopia, South Yemen and Mg1,1 j.y; 12Th 5?, Sanford, with the Rev. AIkic Wollstedt, (b) won AL MVP(c) hit grind ht&n Funeral HOMO PA It. charge. G.L. Sims Sr. officiating, Bu rial that border or LI. close to the Indian Ocean and Its oil tanker slam home rum in playoff two er daught s, Mh53 .Betty ling (UIPS Restlawn'C.met,ry, Sentoed. NAY, JAMES gales Wa1lt; EIh Mortuary Funeral Services for James 3. The country with the larg. is MY,.. Karen Johnson, MmIn charge of arrangements, Q5pl, I4y, 5, of 431 Crystal est total of gold, silver and Tuesday, December 36, 1910—Vol. 73, No. 'ii Offices To Close For Holiday neapoils, Minn., three sons, WALLSTI OT. R RU SIN j...... Of.. Loch Arbor, wl,o deed bronze medals awarded In the Published Daily end $'i.4ay, except saforday )v The Us" Funeral Service for Rivbi j Monday will be Wednesday at 10 Kermit and Richard, both of Fre Mil Ave., Banks, post offices, city, county, state and federal govern-1990 Winter Olympics was (a) Herald, Inc.. 300 N. Saifort Fl.. 32171.. Walisfeds, Of county Club am at Gfamkow Funeral Home Rd.. Lake Mary, Who died mint offices will be closed Thursday for the New Yieses Day USSR (b) US. (c) Fast Germs- McClenney, Ft.., and Bruce 9of with a U. S. Navy ny Second Class Pottage Paid at Sanferd. Florida 72771 of Memphis; four sisters, Mondaywillb. 1110a.m. Friday Chaø*ainoftici.ating. followed by holiday. d at the First Uernatlon Assembly of and Inteermeni a' Miss Mariam Wallstedt an Altamonte Springs Thursday garbage pickup will be on 614.01 Home Delivery Week, SIN, MI11%V sea. The tamely will receive Church with Rev. Phil C. ANSWERS Miss Phoebe Wallstedt, both Year. SU.II. By MaU. w. 81411 Mails. U-U, S MentBs. WIIIflIfl officiating. Burial willfriends at the funeral horns from Wedne.day this week because of the holiday. Garbage 1, 630 Year. ^ of Sanford, and Miss Esther U1. 60 be In take Mary Cemetery. 1 to i P.m. today. Gramkow • collection will follow the regular schedule in Sanford. (tt) 3 't I 't'1 Viewing will he from I to5 p rn Funeral Horns In charge. Waflstedt and Mrs. Arthur - Pad. AR Florida Economy Strong Despite Nation's Woes STOP CRIME TALLAHASSEE, Fla. ( UPI) Burt Reynolds, who recently gave Florida State University $600,000 to help establish a special professorship In theatre, will be given an honorary degree by FSU Jan. 14 The honor for Reynolds, one of the country's most popular film stars, was announced Monday by Florida State officials. The honorary degree will be only the 61st conferred by Florida State In its 123-year history. Nations Spent $480 Billion On Arms In 1978 WASHINGTON (UP!) - use Soviet Union - Bucking The Trend Burt To Get FSU Degree ilse total value of all goods and services pr0d around the world reached the record level of $10.4 trillion in 1960. The United States economy accounted for the gest share - $2.5 trillion or 24 percent of .the total. rockets. The laborious 31i-mile move of the space ship attached to its fuel tank, launch booster rockets and mobile launcher pad, all mounted on a mammoth tractor-crawler a 10-million-pound assembly took more than four hours longer than the 7' hours anticipated. The transporter moved to the pad on schedule, but ran into an unexpected problem when the crawler moved up the incline to the launch pad. A small steel access tower on the pad surface prevented moving the space shuttle unit over the pad mounts where it was to be locked into place. The obstruction was cut away with torches and the space shuttle was locked down 12:05 hours after it began Its snaillike move from the- assembly building. The Columbia is scheduled to blast into,orbit in late March, carrying Young and rookie astronaut Robert Crippen. Tuesday, Dec. 30, 1910-3A GOVERNORS HIGHWAY SAFETY COM - Appeals Court Broadens CAI TAKEN FROM LOUNGE According to a bouncer at Circus Circus A.Go-Go, U.S. High Cash and charge card receipts totaling $3,775 were stolen way 17.92, Fern Park, Chester was removed from the buslnea Sunday from Private I, Seminole Plaza,'Casselberry, police but returned with a hand gun and threatened to shoot the say. bouncer. The bouncer, Nelson Norris, 494 Presvtew Ave., Longwood, Thieves entered the building by prying the front door open struck and disarmed tIle man and held him until deputies and also an Inside door.There was$loodamagedonetothe two arrived. doors, officers say. Moneyl f Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Shuttle Poised On Launch IN BRIEF - Vasco Asks For Asylum WEATHER I FLORIDA WINDOWS BROKEN AT SCHOOL - 1111111111111111111 1 . Edward Jones, 15, of 130 Drew Ave., Sanford, Jeffrey One of the windows broken was located by theschool's front Campbell, II, 4601 Gilbert St., lake Morwoe, and a 15-year-old door, while the other was above an entry-exit door, deputies Juvenile were arrested and charged with robbery oQie say. containing W from two people at Bowl America, Boulevard, Sanford, deputies say. HOUSE BROKEN INTO 1Jon es and Uarnpeu were released on a $5,400 bond while the While Ray Yates was vacationing in Miami, someone troke of his parents. Both Jones and Pay Pippin, Investigator for the Seminole Into his home at 2230 King Richards, Winter Park, and stole Penelope Gerard and Lake Gentry of P.O. Box 217, Osceola County Fire Department, believe arson Is Involved. Worth of Jewelry, Seminole County Sheriff's deputies say. Road, Geneva, were, attacked by three men as they walked to Yateaes, who were gone from Wednesday to Saturday, MAN CHARGEDWITH w ASSAULT tter car parked at Bowl America. Thomas Chester, 703 N. E. 15th Ave., Orlando. was arrested returned borne 10 fInd their rear patio door open and a living Gerard said her purse was taken, while Gentry was pushed Tuesday and charged with aggravated assaWt h.4iff room window broken, deputies say. to the ground. The only Items taken were the jewelry, deputies say. deputies say. WARSAW, Poland (UP!)— The supreme a decision on whether to register an arganizatlon representing 1 million private farmers as an Independent union - a move that would mean a wide extension of Poland's new labor movernit to Use I • .-_: Tee hr were arrested Sunday and charged with robbery, Seminole Count y Sheriff's deputies say. Delays Form-Union Ruling F Ad-&.- IP By CHARITY CICAIWU Herald Staff Writer Polish Supreme Court 0 - a-,---- IN BRIEF I - 5- Tuesday, Dec.30, S0 4. . - - ,-'-.- :' `t Yied kcquircd in Ta*ahk lnseslmcni to ii 16 IN it Fif K4 1l ci -mci :7 17 wl4i4 ii 1Y 06 I hi Fua1l2','1Tax l-rcc — 1 . 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SIsc i'icsisk,it Kc-,iknt Manajicr ii', Iiiiriri.ai,.'nal 1usd Atlanta. GA 1(1)41 I iLit) 241.0029 or 44li4 524-00I Gentlemen. Please kicusaul 10 nie s'.i:huul ,ibl,yat.,n a i.opy ii the ()lflc.ai Stcrncni Indus-trial Lksckipmcrml Authority kcscnuc honds earn.nj I) 50% Mr henderson. Fs. & (i, , deccnbtng the Name I dle City Mine (Ret I '4' - ___tstalc -- ----------t �--p:).. , •..,. . -, ..".. - . -- - . . . •,_ - - I I "a A-Ev,nlng Herald. Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Dec. 31, IM - - - Kai Dooley Trading Sugar Bowl Barbs With Dan Devine s - - I Crafts NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - As head coach of Notre Dame's •••••• 111011, IJOIJ IJVVII LJUW5 U.II UL$JUI IAJIC7. And that's exactly what he believes he's getting from Georgia coach Vince Dooley - blarney, with a shamrock Distinctive Mirror Designs cluster. FOR EVERY DECOR I. Dooley is trying to convince everyone who will listen that his ix,' ol' boys from down yonder, even though they are ranked GLASS No. I In the nation In college football and boasts perfect 11.0 aia4ca J record, don't match up to the behemoths from South Bend, FOR EVERY Custom PURPOSE Ind., for Thursday's Sugar Bowl game. I :.r "We have not played a team that lsM big oru good uNotre IFraming Ph. Dame," Dooley said Mbnday prior to Pu Wng jils learn through a workout. "They are the biggest and best team that we will cesloin play. I Glass £ Pales Dooley also likes to play on that Notre Dame mystique. You Cinpsey. INC. know, the traditions of "The Gipper" and "Rock" and "The I's I Four Ilcrs,mrn." "Everyone knows of the rich tradition of Notre Dame," said Dooley. "They will always have that. As skid, I listened to their games and knew of their great players. I am not sire If today's players are worried about mystique, but certainly they are aware of what Notre Dame has meant and means to college football." Taped Information Library Devine, however, believes Dooley's words are just a Call 14 Hours smokescreen. 322-3152 "I think he's conned our squad, but they've got a couple of Ni MalOcClusiOn MS. Success with Dentures days to get uzxonned," said Devine, who willbe coaching his N2. Saving TSth and Money NI. Psqldonlai ')}seassi last game at Noire Dame In the Sugar Bowl. "I don't mean he NJ. Toothache N7. Baby Teeth wi Abcrssid Teeth has all our players conned. A team Is a complex group of in NI. Dental Analgesia, NItrou.s Oxide dividuals. He may have conned some, but some of the others A commny Servlca Courtesy Of are not falling for It." DR. ANDREW W. ORE ENIERO,D.D.S.n1I0 Devine doesn't put much stock In the fact that his club, ranked eighth nationally, has been Listed as a slight favorite. Neither does he buy the Idea that Notre Dame's rich tradition • -i means much. "It really doesn't make any difference who Is favored," said Devine. "Theae two teams have a lot of pride, a lot of tradition. Georgia has as much as anyone, Including Alabama, and a Lot BILL McCALLEY-OWNER of talented players. PH. 322-0235 A big question hovering over the Irish Is the matter of a 711 FRENCH AVE.' SANFORD starting quarterback for the New Year's Day contest. During the regular season, freshman Blair Kid and senior Mike IADIAOR$ OPENMON.THRUFRI.$.6 CoureyEarethèpoalbonbutDevlmrefusedtodlvulgewhjch ___ SAT.I.0 of the two would start against the Bulldogs. ALL WORK GUARANTEED The Irish defense, which broke against Southern California I DAY SERVICE -- siwiOc in a 20.3 season-endIng Ices, will be tested even more by ______ . DISCOUNT cmu .s j -• 10% Georgia. Led by freshman All-America Herschel Walker, the Bulldogs are a big-play team. In addition to Walker, who had six touchdowns runs of 60 yards or more this season, the Bulldogs also have a talented quarterback In Buck Belue, who MaOr had two touchdown passes of over 90 yards; a standout kicker In All-America Rex Robinson, who kicked four field goals of A more than 50 yards; and an exciting defensive back In AllAmerica Scott Woerner, who ran a punt beck 67 yards for a Stacey Elizabeth touchdown and returned an Interception 96 yards in the same Born . Dec. 25, 1980 game. • flttwl THE MOVE. Ca 3222611 YOUR BUSINESS ON PUT Ewiiing Heiald + Ening Herald ADVERTISING LI - .. NBA STANDINGS By United Press International + Easts'rt, Conference Atlantic Division Al L Pct. GB PhiadIph 33 6 $46 -Boston 75 S 715 3 Nr* York 21 13 619 I' Wthnqtn 16 2 1 16 Rawl PUT YOUR BUSINESS ON THE MOVE • Hernkl Advertiser A --V%.M l I J I lISP ADVERTISING ADVERTISING - _._•. 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' + WIw.lch.irs 4 ''t/ 'i SOSE. First Street - BLAIR AGENCY I 1 91111EPIA1 save Senior guard Roland Ebrcm Lauderdale was voted the 1-Bowl Tourney's most valuable player as he scored 28 points against the Hatters and had three crucial steals. Senior forward Ruben Cotton Sanford, was voted to the alltournament team. . UCF added a home win (7345) Wednesday evening over Berry College Mt. Berry, Georgia. Etron scored 24 against Berry, hitting 10 of 15 from the field. kch team hit half of the shots from thafleWwhfleth Knights went 16 of 19 at the charity stripe, or 64.2 percent. Coach Gene "Torchy" Clark's five returns to the hardcmrt l-r1dayy, January 2nd, after a holiday break. The Knights NAIA (National Association meet WUliam Jewell College, A lifelong resident of Sanford, Bill graduated From the Adult high School at Seminole Cornmunity College. lie does recore work, cleaning and repairing and sells new complete radiators. All work done is guaranteed for quality. Senior citizens receive a 10 percent discount on work done at Ace Auto Radiator. The doors are open from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday and from 8 a.m. to noon on Saturday The shop is located at 711 French Ave. ('all 3224235 for one-day service. Billy appreciates your business. FREE SPINAL EXAMINATION Osngs, signals ii Pinched Naryss: He ad Win 4 O'tt,cuit Bteathmg 2 tdeck Pan 5 losti Back Pam 3 Slotiider Pain Hip Pam Pain Down Logs O DON'T REPLACE YOUR CARPETS LET US CLEAN AND FRESHEN THEM WE FEATURE Mounted , We s.,, The Wets, We Do Not Use You, Eiecincity No Wet., Mess Ins,d, You, Home to One ,, C6cwwng Prom, W. Do Not U.. ___ Move All I5 4 We Peotvte Genuine -. + • S I - 14.1 or trying Room I Pwniiy Room and lid 330 sq. ft ico fJfthQafl Nil UIMATU 1'.' A ol4.'fl I'4,,','. cALL ANTh$I 339.4969 VlNG ALL OuC OUNff . Wiliol *11+4 Intercollegiate Athletics) school from Liberty, Missouri. CCURATE SANFORD PAIN CONTROL CLINIC ISIS Pr..(5Avi.$.I.rd oust. ir,. 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They give generous discount for large Irene LemLey also owns the market at America's Savers Food ('o-op on State Road 436 in Azalea Park - VOLTOLINE + A,hI.1 ,a ys Corns so, V BUSINESS EQUIPMENT Daddy IBMST ANDARD AND EXECUTIVE TYPEWRITERS IPACTOCY IUCOND1TIOMUOI PULL isACIANTY $395 up TYPEWRITERS- CALCULATORS ADDING MACHINES IDS W. 2nd ST. RECHARGEABLE 18 FOR SALES or SERVICE CALL 323-7022 Ph. 374 ME epairs I R / - Sensational Hearing Aid Costs Pennies Per Year To Operate Soac. sq. IcP'noingy '$1 CO-4 10 I'• Psi$,.nj 0-il industry A hsair'q 0-d has Lw that Ode- I ChIc pen 045 4f year Ii) no.1.1. Thi 1 £ hi cry 'torn lPs 57500 to 1170 00 a year I". 1.0*0g. hearing ii Costs to run Ad as., lu tcv-"it Cay C0"lO. spanch in'0*I0*+rg no.., a'hd can L.s CustOm adJ1?S*l lot Cofroct heating Or th• spot MEDCO DISCOUNT DRUGS 2101 D. Orlando Dr. nford-313-3703 Sa Mondays 10 IT) 3pm Calselbirry lie $06 170$. Hwy Il yj GA LJ-J 1LM fLuL j I• • \1ll1aI1S()n _j0111111L1111Cati011 iI( Iki IV N.. 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Cal Li,,tt,rran 63 East Eastern 8$, GiatsIEro 6% FIT 93+ Rockland 67 Indiana (Pa I 91, Oyke 69 i'I,ila Text i le 71, ASsumptIon 69 Providence 7$. tiSca,ne 59 Siracuse 100 Colgate 54 UpSala 91+ Stockto n 61 90 NHL Standings By United Press International Campbell Conference Patrick Division W L T PlO 4Y lsilndpqt 7) 1 SA Ptiilatlrlphi 31 5 S $3 -- 95 I? 5 35 c.ilgary A A%h,nqton ii Ii tO 31 1IY l.IltJtrS I? IS 5 29 Smyth, D,,iiloø '.1 louiS 73 9 S SI vancouver I? tI 9 4) I cilorado 11 II 6 30 chicago Ii 70 6 30 [liribonIon 5 70 6 37 Winnipeg 1 21 , ,, Wites Conl,rence Norris Division W I T Pit In', Angeles 3 9 - so Montreal - It I) 1 12 tI.,rt to*d I) IS S 31 l'ItSbUCh + II 29 Detroit 9 19 7 7% Adams Division tiuttalo Is I 9 45 MinneSota 17 9 I 12 Iloslon , 6 II TtiqoflIo I) I? Qriebec tO I? S 2S Monday's Games No Gaines Schejuledl TueWay's Games N 'V Rangers it Quebec Colorado at N Y Islanders Los Angeles at Pntreal Toronto at St Louis Philadelphia at Minnesola Edmonton a! Calgary Washington at Vancouver Wednesday's Games Colorado at l 'V Mangers Pittsburgh at Detroit Los Angeles at Buffalo Boston at ChIcago 1I.h%ttintJt0fl at Winnipeg South Ind St Evansville 69, Drita '.t SI 100. N C Louisiana Wilmington 6$ V911ey 52. flelhune Miii c ooima P n- 64 Pt Ark 65 F ,iirniOnt 67 So t'loridii 76 F urnian 45 Midwest Augustana $3, Cr,itrl St (lowil 56 Bradley St. Loyola 79 lIlt I (liar lesIon 49. Ohio U 42 Frr%no St it, No 111iiii5 59 W IllinoiS 75. SW MisSouri St 55 Wyoming 99, III Clii CiICIC I? Southwest AuSin (oil 76, I Ic,.is Baptist 10 Colorado 60+ SW T(",,s U 5% 9). Lutitiixk Dallas ItapI Christian 53 E teras St Ii I era'. I uttlefSi 69 -Sam Houston Al. Ark Monticello 1,,.i', SI tfar',ard 6$ West Cal St to'. Angeles 95. tintlàte 94 Cat Donhiiiauez SI, Ure5n Pacit( it California 60, Sall Diego 56 Ct,iCO St 17, Alaska Fairbanks SI C Oregon 79. (lnr.tnontMudd Sit C Washington 5%, So Oregon 77 Pailc Ii, Portland St 71 Santa Clara tOO. WiS Superior Sv '1 Martini 69+ Sacramento St 62 't,s111si5u5 St 10$, NY UIfawaii 9, u Davis 77, t.iortt,, icyge St i,7 Whittier IS. W"1111110% AS College - - College Poll Monday's C0II,g. Basketball Results Iv United Pros, International Sugar 80.1 Classic Finals Vcr,nrvsst 90. Duke 69 Consolation game Arigi)4-ta St 75. No* Orleans 83 Far W.st Classic F malt Oregon Si o7. Oregon ' Third place game Drake 93, tfhode 1, 1 $1 Consolation games Utah ?). tdo()rii'mesttrn 6) Prnctø 60 t ull('rlori 51 %7 Sun Carnival Tournament Finalt VIlanovi a) ?e,as II Paio ii BOnIley Holiday FejI,,ii Finals Merrinirci, 15 10*014 5aJ fl Rainbow Classic Semifinals C ipm%c,n 54 nit-4ri IF Consolation games Louis iana tecti St. Wi,hiJf', IF Marqu,'tte II Loyol Mary ii$.),it SANFORD HEARING AID CENTUS YNELLE X Sanford vi • RA .- pzlir STYLING SALON itil French Aye. 9 10 1$ 17 Basketball L7 - ROSES-92°° CASH AND CARRY RARE COIN SALE SAT JAN 3 ' - if t. - MEATS IN PIODUCI ANU AT 14,01114),10 VILLAOI SUPER PLIAMAIKUT . ---A--. Celeste, manager of Lemley's Fresh Frozen Meats at the Sanford ilage4xper Flea Market, has Western meats at discount prices. If inflationary meat prices are forcing you to, become t vegetarian, take heart. Lemley's Fresh Frozen Meats in Produce Lane at Sanford Village Super Flea Market can help you fit a variety of meats into your family budget at discount prices. i.emiey S. located In the rear of the flea market at 1500 S. French Avenue for the past year, is open from 9 am. to 5 p.m.. Wednesda',, Friday, Sat urdav and "und'ty. All meat sold by Lemley's is guaranteed tender. If the customer is dissatified they will replace the IIIt4L piece lul piece. for piece. They specialize in packaged portion controlled beef, pork and chicken. They sell ham, smoked sausage, locally smoked heel country sausage, smoked bacon, special weight watchers veal patties, steaks and chops. iry tneir sampler special for just $9.95. -s 2 The Knights have won five ina row, Including the Tangerine Bowl Tournament title over NCAA Division 1 (6-1) Central Michigan, 60-56, and (3-4) Stetson, 73-73, In double overtime. The Tournament Was played at Rollins. - 'in 1- Lemlevs Meats Please Taste Buds And Wallet Ace Auto Radiator Gives Customer Total Service Keeping your radiator in good condition is crucial to the operation of your car. Ace Auto Radiator is able to give the customer complete service. It has Inland equipment, in cluding the Flo-test machine, making it possible to service large and small radiators, heaters and gas tanks. Billy McCalley, who reopened Ace Auto Radiator of Sanford under his ownership on May, is a radiator specialist. The business was originally opened in 1965 by Billy's father, Wallace D. McCalley. The radiator shop has been a family operation with Billy gaining his experience by working there during school. ORLANDO - The men's basketball team at the University of Central Florida beginning to leave beaten opponents behind faster than rackets leave nearby Cape Canaveral launch pads. Req. $23 10 William II. McCalley, owner of Ace Auto Radiator in Sanford. Is a radiator specialist. Sanford, Fla. 32771 -. an Coo It,r Phone (303) 322-MS Although Florida State was undefeated going Into its first Orange Bowl game, this time the Seminoles are 10-1 but more balanced. And the Florida State players and coaches, who last year were a bit awed by their first appearance na major bowl, are more seasoned and eager for revenge and their own shot at the national championship If top-ranked Georgia should bow to Notre Dome in the Sugar Bowl. of - TUES. IWED SPECIAL ZOTOS PERM 4-4 - Orange Bowl fans may remember that Oklahoma turned the ball over to Florida State four times on fumbles Last Jan. 1 and still went on to win easily. 24-7. A major reason was the Sooners' defense, which shut down the Seminoles' vaunted passing attack of a year ago. of Ft. of Good Thru Jan.) IRespiralory Thefepy Supplies Equipment IHospu. Beds •Ireatheng Machines •Mast.domv Supplies Oayg,n •Crutchis MEDICARE APPROVED Everything for home patient care "WE DELIVER" $ 2500 $30 RENTALS & SALES 11w Sooners fumbled 36 times and lost the ball 21 times to opponents in the first five games. The fumbles hurt in Oklahoma's 31-14 loss to Stanford and 20-13 defeat by Texas. Is PERM Rig. I "We don't count on fumbling coming into a game. But they ion Jan. APPLE PECTIN Respiratory Clinic The Somers are ranked No. 4 going Into the New Year's night game and have high hopes of howling past Florida State, No. 2, for the second year In a row and gaining the national championship. With the wishbone, says Switzer, you have to live with the fumble. UCF Back In Act içI'1%J17i Cbq 6 Pro Hockey M OBILE HOME MODELSON DISPLAY 4. s 21 FROM OWN FOR LESS,. THAN RENT Mod-Care Surgical and • - Sofa I Chair + MIAMI (UPI) - Oklahoma's game plan against Florida State in 7%roby night'& Orange Bowl Classic Is no secret run and hold onto the ball. The run has been Oklahoma's blessing and the fumble has been Its burden. In both of the 9-2 Sooners' lows this year, fumbles were a key factor. But the speeded-up wishbone ground attack has carried Coach Barry SwItzer's troops to national rankings year after year and this season has averaged 360.1 yards rushing per game. 29 Living Room, Dining Room and Hall Entire House GirIll'i 2111 French Ave.. Sanlord 11"181 Ow PIion 3224530 '10 -+ - BEAUTY SALON ' 11 i ACE AUTO RADIATOR Shear Delight 137 Nr* FREE It s Basketball Pro Ca1 322-2611 Heiald Advertiser 1'A:Il51IL' SCOREBOARD . + Review by Advertising Dept. of Macrame Supplies & B Prepared by Advertising Dept. of + + Tuesday, Dec. 30, lfl0-7A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - - - - - - - -- - -- -- - - - ----------------- no ROview 1205 Park Ave., Sanford Phone 323-6228 - - - - - - - - - - . - All Coil.g. Tournament Semilinals Oolanioma St $6. Aicoyn St Idaho 90+ Long Island 65 Consolation games 140 It.ns SI 50+ Xnt St 19 camer .. IA Iih L. b.+ _.. - r. "'y ' ,.'• 7 UOU •flVIUlVfllI First round MOryland III, Marshall $9 Si)owptt's (Ps I $7, Bowling .If Pen 16 Music City Invitational First round tloslon Cull 74, Pr,g', St 67 Va,iderbII 97 IrVn Itch 6.4 S l ade Glass City Classic Cost round Ar Force 4$. Auburn 16 OIl Tuledo 60. Columbia S-I KOA Classic ( First round Cal Iryi, 91. Texas A&M 14 Montana SI. S Montana Las Vegas Holiday Ciai,,c First round UNIV 92, HOly Cross 75 Mitt St 14, Portland 4 5 Cabrtllo Classic First round OrPaul 77, Georgetown oi S-an Diego SI 90, L a Salle 6.1 Winston Tire Holiday Classic First round N. Mine-sot. 74, So Cal 67 Carolina $6, Louisville 64 Connecticut Mutual Classic First round W Connect Us? $t. Army $0 Ke-fllij(ky Sf $t Louis 5.1 New Haven Classic First round lowO SI $0. S Carolina 73 .rIiyIJ 61 Rrown '.7 Copyright 1950 by UPI NI W t011,I (I'll It,, I) ii i t ,- it I, ,'ss 110510 uP (oat I,t's lop 79 college ba%kettiiall r,itin,J5 (WO place voteS t'il IP(Ori'. I,, p.ar,'nttiesesl I DePavI 36) 901 .65 ? Oregon St III 601 117 I eeflhuky III 1011 171) Virginia 6 01 S ti,tr, t,)i-iie 16 H 34% North .' flhili, 5 Ii 347 lIC LA 6 I 111 Aace tijr.%t 151)1 711 ,iariii IF II hyt St U Ii ill I i+tJi5i4i4 SI it I) Ii) I) Trans ASiS IF UI ill 7 (Ii it M I 146 a r- ,jiana 1 )i 171 IS IOwa 16 II on 6 Illinois Ii II 69 , S Alabama ft I 64 5 1 "ti0e55t-e it ii 53 i tuuivj i5 2 1 I" g Utah 41 I. 14 Not. By agleement with the National Association at Bask.I United bail • Coaches at tts Stales. learn, on probation by the NCAA ane ineligible for Top 20 and national championship consid.rat,oe by Ih, UPI Board at Coache+ The only team on probation f o r the 1950 SI season the '5 Uni,ers,Iy of Ne w Merico Transactions Monday's Sports Transactions By Undid Press International Baseball (Iy,elaricj Sigtied free agent i.ivttiiI,Jr J.It C elly to a two y#ai ioritrscb Pittsburgh Pitcher .11111 Ilooker otticially announced tilt retirement to become an in . iicer Basketball 14ew Jeriey Ajiponled P41I Jackson a'.%slaiit u,ach Football Drover Sigrie-ti rulItiirbq back I M Hipp, tight end Coiird llucktr, wide receiver Jotv, SITimit, and linebacker lick Driir,son. all tree 0gm?'. + Hockey Chicago lcgured (estervldht wing GIrT, Stinipley Pro,,, M,n n,'.ola in e,ctiarg, for ieft wilig Ken SOlheni PihtSburrjti lICcalled goal tender Nit S 14.1(1 troil, fling toamton of itt A'nevicnn IIarke',, League and ass'g"e-ci goaltintivy, Rot, Holland Mi d tlfIefltei,I,in hpn,i.ai -i.., ,,. • I' - �'I 'L?,._5 I '-., .-.. I I, - • 1• 2B—Evsnkig HiraM, Senford, Fl. TuisdaY.Dec.30,1NO A AA AT'T- V IWI . i Legal oice IKIJ I I 5I'..I NOTICE OF A PUILIC HEARING TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OP AN ORDINANCE IY THU CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. IS hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held at the Commission Roomlnth, City Hall In the City of Sanford. Florida at 7.00 P.M. on January Il, 1911, to consider the adoption of an or. dinance by the City of Sanford, Florida, as follows: ORDINANCE NO. 1343 AN OR DI NANCEOF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, TO ANNEX WI -- IN THE David L. Morris, 1331, 415 5. Seminole Ave., LW, Paulette . ____________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________ Boraskl, 437, tame a, The Babcock Co. to Ti'inc, w Ronald I Addngto I, Rebecca Francis K. May, 1041, 1524 Burke. 11., Lot 202 Windward Sq.. Douglas Ann AyC., SaM., Betty Sc. Two, $31,200. Bolt,5' Ray Burch Jr. 0. Cheryl I2 William B. Martin I wI Eva M. George E. McConnell Jr., 11.54, toDorottty H. Quillenlhbwm H., 315, Sandra Ann Duhart I Fred . Mohiwk Dr., $L of LOt 701 all of II, Elk 0. Urine Bennett, 7.34, , Seminole Terr. RepI. $7,000, Barbara N, Edwwds 0 Gene B. . Anthony). Martocchio, ISa. 120 Kirk Dee Corp. to Sude. Inc. Lot Pamela Jordan Floyd I Spring',.00d Aubrey 20, Ilk A, Fairway Cove. $14,300. Terminiefto, Cr.. LW, Pamela L. Holbrook Floyd 9-5], same Jotephine 0. Gerharl, 911. to Teresa L, Frlttelll I Robert F. William U. Klnnaird,9.S1, 8* 711 Robert I. PhiIIlpIPp,$gl,1ot31 Margaret 0. Harden 1. Garvin O,neya, Carla I. Fogla, 14 30' of vacated St. on So. Ilk I, 3 5* 515 A. $anf. H. Jr. ran, w,wg. pelia Erlicee May I. Douglas James H. White, 32$, VirginlaC,$4IyIhbClayne Mayrose Des. Sanf., lot. Elizabeth H. to Paftermam.$chr.,l Myrtice W. Maxwell I. Clyde W. Pack, 11.43, sam. Inc., L917 1$. Ilk U, Tr, 59, Charlis 0. Murphy I Ruth I. GerIJdOimuro$Q,8iç113A$ S.nlando Springs, $81,300. Keith Brian Framer 0. GIna N ' Phyllis Dipaálo, 410, 7436 Bar. Perma.5I(f Homes Inc. to nacle Ci.. Ann Florence VolletIGeorgeN Ronald P. Heft, 0 wf Shirley A., Myrtle N. Wilson 1. Charles C. TimOthyR.Matoos,ØNuclear LaO 9. RepI. Part of Seminola Pow,r Jesse Wm Carter I Lila Jeann 5th, 0,1., Vickl I.Hensley, Part, $52,000. Annie Lee Hines I Teddy R. Jr. $39, 3303 Beosdse Rd., Orl, Rilly K. Graybill, opt. to Clair Donald R, Hunsicker I Doris JohnC.Potts,Ji.34,IlIpai,lane N. kasner I wf Nyrle N., Lot I, Cr., Sanf., Wanita K. Hahn, 447, I ilk .1, NorTh Del. let',. Sec. Four Pt 3 Ix 46. Sanford, Lot Un. One, $10,100. ItrnI NnfIeA Teresa E.. Tumminla & sb -RonaldtepobertCheng&wf Amy, Murphy, 247, sans,. NOTICE UNDER LOtS,IIkA.SkyLa,ks.d,$5], FICTITIOUSNAMISTATUTI Cornell 0. Gordon, 153, 5484 The ffutkey Co. to Green I Century 2) Elvd., TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: No. 77 Orl. Associates Bldrt., Inc., Lots, Elk Notice Is hereby given that the Barbara I. Bosom. 8055. 5)1 Oak REALTY TRANSFERS Maronda Hornet Inc. to Gary J. Burger I wf Sue I., Lot 10. Elk N, North Ridge Corp. to Maronda Homeslnc.,Lot 1, Cedarftidgeod Un. Ill, $11,100. Robert U. TrusseIlIwf PatricIa 0. to Carroll E. Tarb.rt & wI Lucille N., Madelra Tow,*iomes Condo $30,000 Anthony 0. Pinto I Alicia 5. to $weetwateqO.its,Sec3A,$I,,,n_g Country Club VIII. Elders., Inc. to Robert C. Newman & wE Lorraine D., Lot 8)7, Country Club VIllage, Un. Two. . DISSOLUTIONS CLOWNS. JimmIe 0. Harvey Jr., 553, 701 PRODUCTIONS. PHYLLIS all James I. Laster 5, 4.47, Ebrey St.. CE, Llnrtle N. Kern, 4 57, 71C 210 Oxford Pd, FP Jarme Gom.x, 1140, Bc 16$ Regency Square, 100 U. HIghway Cassetbeery, County of Seminole, Stat, of FlorIda. That the Parties Interested In said businesses ar, as bollow' Phyllis Ann Reybum ak a PhIIs -- Frank .1. Ohia, Jr. I w'f Barbara Delaild. area of the CIty of Sanford, Florida, and that it has further 43) Woodley Rd., Mtld. James N. Ore.nlch Cf. Lot PublISh Dec. 23, 30 1900 & Jan. 6. Richard L. Stryker. 91 55, 163 13, 891) Sleepy Hollow, $131,00O3 Spanish Trece Dr., AS, Heidi P. IQCD) George S. Wardeli to DUD IS Bock, 140. same Barbara Jean Wardell, Lot 2$, blk Jack Carpenter, N, Woodlands, Sic. Two, $800. 3.33. 401 W Itt FLORIDA STATUTI$IIt.2M (QCD) Bsnlamin F. Ward, Jr. 10 St.,S4nf., Lorene Mackey,6 31,407 NOTICI OF APPLICATION 8sf St.' Gerald W. Cochran & wf Karin A., W FOR TAX 0110 Truesdelt Ave AS, Sheila N. Er 'Iges, I 62, 2300 Howell Br. Rd.. 302037, 1)00. odes, Inc. to y,gpi AM. .? 5,30 PM. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY INoon J'IQQfl irie I/Q 2Choiceburlal sces in Oeklawn Memorial Park. 1200ea. 3221076. 4-Personals . • COndi.kt your own CIa;;. Ex. cellent 2nd income. 3235530 54P1v BE LONELY? Write "Get A Mate" Dating Service. All p.o. Box 4171, Clear. water. Fl 3351$ - - --- .___________________________ - rUvll.uuv" Middle Age, White Man, average Si,, good health, good "" .v 6.A'-HMIItI&BIIutY - from home. Send self ed ttnsadstamPedenvelope arid ___________________ Box 14702 flMSfl At seen on'40 Minutes'. )00'$ puresolvenf-l6oz.$19.9Splus $1.50 TP&H. DiStributed by flu Rem, 201.A U. SR 44 LwOOd, Fl. 33750 — STOCKINOKENS, Issup. ANd MEN £ EDUCATORS 120N. &'.irk Ave ________ InterestedIblaCare,rttIafwlI lead teewnerslllpef your eec -e--------- STEMpE'isEZ WE GIVE PERSONAL SERVICE & 0'. COMMISSION DISCOUNT TO SENIOR CITIZENS LIST & SELL WITH us rr ,j 32? 6321 NEW LISTINGS 3 BOnn, 1 bath *th treplace E 'Cellent oct ion large over Io square ti . 323-6041 - - . 3224353 BETTY C. CAMPBELt' Evening Herald. P.O. iosi. Sanferd, Fl. 32771. _________________________ ___________________________ ____________________________ Sex nome in oto S,ntorø Special cor',crc;ai Zoning Mature Citrus. shallow well 379.300 . ' HANDYMAN SPECIAL 3 Bdrm. 1 bath. 53,000 down $7,700 LOTS ACREAGE Call with your needs We have what you kant ' lACREOsteenareewithplenty of Oaks & only $3730 down Total price$6,00Q REALTOR 3221998 MULTIPLE LlSTlP4G$RvICE ACRE on hard Rd .,,,,., ._... 1)l; AREA . )22.605( ROOM ' - Prlv. com'pI.$ely furnished for monthly rateI Ufil lhc 5Jjf _________________ 500 Oak Aàults 54$ 73 JuC, - oranges, Grapefruit. Tangerines, Tangelos. Will Mix. Cruml,y - Call 522.3533 .. NAVEL ORANGES Grapefruit --- -- ForhuMingyounedagp telling use Herald Want Ads. 322 2411. _____________________ .. --i---- "-----' I IOIV VpaiJIl '4'T%VI -We buy equity in HouseS. apartments, vacant land and Acreage. LUCKY INVEST MENTS. P0 BOx 7300. FIa 31171 3224711 ____________________ _________________________ BEDROOM Lb MONt Lovely qul neighborhood Ft'nctd back yard and w 'II. 134,000 • W Garnett White, Broker 2775,hl mortgages %I,I*$ downFHA- VAmovesyovin.3 Bdrm. Il bath, garage, new paint. Priced t sell + earl 177 1Q59 t.l'fc)f4t, IliJrm. CHARMING 2 Bdrm, I Bath, (hA, Fireplace, Screened ront Porcr, 333.500 '7 REALTOR MLS Ewe33339$i 333)475 PIANO antique Hamilton. — City of Santord zoned RC.1 for 7. Ii, professional, day nursery, etc Investment priced to sell. 139.500 with good term; 7 Baths for Sale _____________________ INGS. REAL ESTATE REALTOR. 327 7195 ___________________________ I1.1 . F V '.J V I Very rt'as Aft 1 3.495004 Concrete Steel Forms ' Buy Football Tickets with Money You make wIth a - Garage Sal,. EsJoy cotMiry IIving?7 Bdtrs apts. Olympic it. Pool. Shenandoah Village. Open 93 - . 323.3530 12-Speclil Notices _ Beautifully paneled 2 Bdrm __________________________ 11.700 up front handles thiS 3 Bdrm home on a rent with option to buy basis Overlooks beautiful park & Small lake Call us for the tact; rna'anl! BLE FOR ANY DEBTS IN. Wicker Sale. 20 ' Off Baskets, ______________________ OF SANFORD REALTOR 25415 trench Ave 327 0/79 _________ ________ W Ga,net White Rg Peal Estate Broker jOHN K RIDER ASSOC 107W Commercial Pne 1'? ',el:santoro 332 ,7731 __________ _________ ,,,, - .. ÔBBIE'S .... CU RR ED BY ANYONE Rebuilt Gravely Tractor 230 Rotary Mower. I roio plow. scraper blade 321 0737. 323 obligation C.ill 71st 137 1391 day or i.te __________________________ - I James). Sweeney Jr. (0(0) t certifIcate numbers and years ot ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE Issuance, the rree Female (SCaJIC Rlred (OupIc description of the OF THE CITY OF SNFORD. Northwest JaquefIne, Los is, Sanf .50 percent Wrenwood In, AS, Cynthia A. It was assessed we as follows: Kisling, 242, same add. d: that portion NEI of NESS Certificate No. 1134; Year less part etc. $100.Betty Prebie Ave. AS, Susan I. Chase, Joedin I Wf Sharon H. I Theodore C. Sanders I wf Eli:., Los 6. Ilk 7 Shadow Hill, $37,700 Nd., LW Daniel W. Hunt, 7 61. 17)7 Mosstree Rd No. 71, N.J. Charleston sc Keely R. Dc Rand Equity Group Inc. to Norrington, 339, 36 Jefferson Or., FrederIck W. Ursini I wf CI Property SEC ', of Section 21, SECTION 1: That the foliowing lying Northeast of State Road No. of described property sItuated in 436 (Semoran Boulevard) and 6 TWP 215 ROE thesame is hereby annexed to and Janice P. Goodwin __. — - - 11*. ($TATI U.S.A. DeRand Equity Grp. Inc. to Mtmdorlf, 437, Rochester NY LoulsW.Luca,I,4 IonnaA., Un. ChrIstopher A. Dillman I Leslie K I Lila Kathryn Viliage, $21,200. A Clark, Catselberry (QCO) RIchard W. Walton I Gary P Wright, Lonqwiood I Mary Ito Mary S. Wallon, Lot 7), RIta 0. Conley, Lonqwod4 Ianiassdo WIll., 1)00 Church St., Sani. Lillian Jones. 8 tdwerdA.Duooskll w( Helen 0., Let SI, Ilk A, Winter Woods Un. Ne. 3. $61,900. lefty .1. bIb, 301. to WillIam S. Martlolwf (vaN., Lots 6-la Ilk A So. Park, Oviedo, $9,300. $1, same add, Ronald A Lyon. 7 37, 1334 ,904'u1. Sanf. RIchard 0 Stokei, 5 53. 917 A. U. S. Home corp. to W. Edward Lot Orlenta Ave., AS. Melissa Murray Jr. I nil Jn N, 1$ Suffer's Mill Un. One, $41,500. Stewart, S SI, 177 Scottsdale Sq., wP BUILDING PERMITS . CLERK BY. Edna Dvis, Deputy Clerk Publish December 86,23,30, 19105 January 6, 1911 DED 40 Legal Notice ________________ Central Baptist Church, IllOak FLO*IDA$TATUTISI95.244 Av., laroof, 83.000. _______________________ FLORIDA ITATUTIS 857.244 NOTICI OF APPLICATION Dixie Roofing, 1170 Depot Av,, NOTICE OP APPLICATION FOR TAX 0USD Com'l II., 1*000. Mary I. Brown, 1300 Sum. FOR TAX DIED abufflno South Sanford and 4 of the Public Records of Avenue, arid between East 29th Seminole County, Florida. said Slr.t and Airport Boulevard. SECTION 2: That upon this point bein a point on the Nor. Ordinance kecosning effective the theast right of way line of State Road No. 436 ISemoran property owners and any resident Boulevardl; run South 19 degrees residing on the property descrIbed herein shall be entitled to all the 12' 55" East along said right of way rights and privileges and Im line for 147.30 feet to a Point of munitiesasare,fromtlmeto,Ime, Beginning, run thence North granted to residents and property degrees 01' 10" East along a line owners of the City of Sanford, 0000 feel South at right angles Yard. 1k. Mary Sanford Area. 323 0S62 _________ __ New Year's Eve children's care. All night If needed. 10 yrs, exp. with children Call 327 0201. __________________________ LaufI Nicholson, lOS E. it was assessed areas follows Woodland, Rei-oof, 07.000. Certificate No 741; Year 01 Certificate No 1213, Year of Issuance 8977; DescrIptIon of Cypress, Demolish Property SEC 33 TWP 2)5 RGE 31E SE i, Addition. $3,400, SW' OF NE ¼. Name in which assessed MOSES HEIRS 1651, Winter Haven, Ftp. 33010. ________________ - Your sewing machine or vacuum cleaner $2 00. Parts I supplies for all machines. Over 20 yrs. expffi,nce. ' - CHILDCARE -- - -. . Sanford, Fla All work Lander dba Florida TV I Adseio. 374 Palmetlo St , Ovledo $1,910.91. Credltthrilt Accpt Corp vs Gilberto Gonzales I Elaine, $40 Haulover Dr., AS, 51.911.2). Wlndson Apts, Ltd. vs. David Vadney, repossession AtI. NaIl. St. of Sam. vs. Willie Lw Robert L. Smith, $1,914.90. Arteinas McCoy dbm Art Mccoy Builders vs George Burlakos I wi $V$afl J. deft due from pItt. $6444.70. Fl. NatI. Bk. Del. vs Ronald s. Srtoloniskl, 502 Little Wekiva LW - Foes; 1571 Ford Pickup Truck Harvey PItti Ford Inc., fubo Sen Fidelity Ins. Co. vs Charles Russell, 724 Plantain Or., Orl 3210$, 15333.11. Mt. Ward I Co. vs. Mark E Dyal, 30$ Plumola Of'., Sanf. $361.0 I 134.03. All. First Nail. Bk. Gainesville vs Joltrey H. Baron. Karen R. WIler, 601 LIlac Rd., CS, $7I7.I I$46.00. - Combank.WP vs Holly L. YoImaIs ala Heverman, l7OC Dr., Apspka, $297.33. Thomas 0. Islingir vs. Bonnie I. Williamson, Box 1001 Lw, $314091 $3150 MARRIAGE APPITIONS Deputy Clerk -.......- rs.n,.4,, r. Publish December Ia. 23. 30. 1550. 1910 5 January 0. 1951 DUD 41 Florida Statutes. -______ -- ______________ FLORIDA ITATUTIS 1n.ua NOTICI OP APPLICATION FOR TAX DIED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that AMERIDA ASSOCIATES, the holder of the following cirtiflcates has filed said certificates fora tax deed to be issued thereon The certificate numbers and years issuance. Ihe description of Ihe propee'ty, and the names in which t IseUed are as follows Certificate No 673; Year of issuance 1575. Description of Property LOT OILESS 325 FT + s 't OF LOT 7 4 LOT I? LESS S 73 FT TALMO SUED REPLAT ELK A PB II PG 3) Name in which assessed MAX I JEAN GARAPIC All of said property being in the County of Seminole. State of Florida. Unless such cerlilkate or cerlificates shall be redeemed ac cording to law the property described in tuck certificate e, certificates will be sold 10 the highest bidder at the court house door on fhe 19th day of January, ItO). at 11:00 AM. Dated thIs 71st day of Novem Steven C. Laflwop, 142, Turtle Mound Or, CD. Janet M1 January 6. 1511 0(059 Kuhlman, 743. same add •''I IN THU CIRCUIT COUNt OF THI IIGHTIINTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SUMINOLI COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVILACTIONNO: SS.7274.CAIC. Winter Guests lovely I or 2 bedroom, $773 i $253 sec. I 441.7013. Adults. Part Time. Experienced preferred but will train Must be able to deal with the public, Car & telephone helpful. Equal IN NI; Th. Marriage ef CHARLES B HORTON. Pelitione, Husband, and DOROTHY 0. HORTON, Respondent Wife. AMINDUD NOTICIOPACTION TO DOROTHY G HORTON 16 ADAMS AVENUE BAYVILLE. NEW YORK 11709 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action fur dissolution of marrIage has bean filed against you an you are required to serve a Copy of your written defenses, If any, to It on 0. ANDREW SPEER, Attorney for Petilioner, whose address 15 111 West Commercial Street, Sanford, Florida 32771, on or before January 9, 1951, and tile the Pelifioner's attorney or im. mediately thereafter; ofherwlse I default will be entered against you for the relief demanded In the Ptio. WITNESS my hand andtheswl of ttsi$ Coors on Deci'sser s, 1150. (SEAL) ARTHUR H. IECKWITH JR. As Clerk of the Court By Eve Cvabtree AS Deputy Clerk PublIsh December 9.16,71. * 1110 j 0(030 REALTY - Peal .( REALTORS MIS of th. CIty Cf Sanford, Florida, wry iamrn. ir. City Clerk Publish December 14, 23. 30, and 6, 1911. DED FLOIIDA$TATUTIS 157.360 NOTICIOPAPPLICATION FOR TAX 0110 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that IRNA FEHER the holder of the following certIficates has filed said certificates for a tax deed to be Issued thereon. The certIficate numbers and years of Issuance, the descrIpf Ion of the property, and the names In which It was assessed are as Cartlficate Ne. 286 Ycar of Issuance )7$ Description of Property LOT 7 ELK II LOCKHARTS SUED PB 3 P0 70. Name in which assessed GEORGE, JR. I IVORY LEE WHITAKUR All of said property being In the County of Seminole, Slate of Flortda. - Unless suds certifIcat, or ce, liflCafes shIll be redeemed ac cording to law the property dea'ib. In such certIfIcate or certIfIcates will be sold to the highest bidder at the court houli door on the 19th day o January, 1911, at 11:00 A.M. Dated thIs 31st day of Novem. No. 436 I Semoran Boulevard), run thine South 19 degrees 12' 35" East along Said righl of way line for II? 30 feet to a Point of Beginning; run thence pty SI degrees 01' 40" East along a line 50000 lees South at right angles and parallel to the South line of said HeftIer Homes Orlando Section One, for 335.00 feet, thence South 0) degrees SI' 20" East for 131.11 feet, thence run South 40 degrees 47' 05" Weit for 131.14 feet tO a point on the Nor theist right of way line of State Road No 436 (Semoran Boulevard); run thence North 19 degrees 13' 53" West along said right of way line for 3)5.00 feet tO thaPointof Beginning,alsokngwn as Casselberry Square located at the intersection of Winter Park Drive and Slate Road No. 34 (1i''an Boulevard). Seminole Counly, Casselberry, Florida. The parcel is OSOfO particularly described as '32 Sernoran Boulevard. Casselberry, Florida. Public Hearing wIll be held on Thursday, January 15.1151, at7 '30 p.m. in the Casselberry City Hall. Lake Triplet Drive, Casselberry. Florida, or as soon th.r.after at posSible. ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: If a persondecldestoappealadecjsin made with respect to any matter (SEAL) ARTHUR H. BECKWITH JR., consideredallheabovemeesingor hearing, he will need verbatim record of all proceedings, in. cluding the tesllmony and evidence, which record Is net provided by the City of CLERK Casselberry. (Chapter $0150. , Circuit Court, Saminole Co., Sanford, Fla. BY: Edna Davis ' DepiAy'Clerk Psibttst's December 86. 23. 30. 1550 - January 8, 1908 E.ceIlent Cood 34.000 Loaded 41.A.-4..O9 Hosnes lot' Sale Estate (troker .;nIO.d AvC ----- - --________________ '!"" 1, ' S '• , - - Healthy Terrier Puppies Wk; Old. $35 each 049 1011 I , 72-Aiictiøn For Estate, Comercial I Retidential Auction; & Ap prasa; Call Dell's Aucleon. Horses DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION HWy 97, 1 mitp west of Speed __________________________ Pon es Brand New 3000 lb cap Coil 5240 for oJ used r'ano 0' For kids Good telec hold for ChriStmaS- •V9ry Wediiescay all p tn It's the Only 001' 1n FTor)da YOu Sri the p.isr Call 901 SANFORD AUC T ION will be_ lion, Will -- closed Dec 25 thru Jan S - rrl,'cvriJ - Holiday;' ___________________________ ( ------ 321.0759 7015 French 323 7131 - 322 323$ TGS I I Channels symphonic man. futlsize.$3300.a.pc, JENKINIFURNITURECO 205 East 25th Street Sanford, Florida 37171 3230508 ______________ ___________________________ arpeggio. Call after S 322 SIlo 5170 up I 904 749 4733 ___________ _______________________ _____________________ ____________________________ 19f1 Ctiarolais, Hereford, Ilolid,;y liiiprrial 3? 71 OLD!. 6 cvi Auto P 1 II 310 Ioade'd Used 7 mos 37393.40 91(4). 134 1603 - ' Orlando 511-754.5 between 9 Lovely (urn, efficiency Apart _______ am. & 1 p.m. for interview. mint. IllS Mo. Gas I Electric References wIll be checked, not inClvded. 1-108-6071, ___________________________ MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE IN THE SANFORD AREA REALTORS, MLS . FANTASTIC BUY. Levely 3 Bdrm -. 7 Oath In ChoIce Neighborhood Extra; Lge '' Rms. Super Family Rm. Wall ____________________________ A.A, McClanahan Lic. Re4I Estate Broker. 3125592. eat.inkitclwn&mor.t $42,300. — I BORM w w Carpet CAH was.0 Hookup. Screened Plaintiff, GOODIES GALORE 3 Rdrm. I bath home In Pmnecrest with all the extrast Great rm. Screened in Patio with Custom Pit, BB0 Detached porch £ work$hopt 152,300. will love their own greenhouse Privately fenced. Many Many home in exclusive LAI $39,900 ' Orlando Sanford ___________________________ ___________________________ • • - -. - Defendant, 1917 FRENCH AVE. - 323-517k 3 Bm, 1SS Bath, Garage, New Yovrtuivreourc.ncom ________________________________ ORDER TO ANSWER Fenced Yard. $373 + Deposit Law's of Florida, 1950 Mary W. Hawthorne, City Clerk Ddtid this 73rd day 01 Decem bet'. 1910. Publish December 30. 1150 DED 109 - Hudson U - Darning pj CITYOPCA$SILIIRRY SOANDOP ADJUSTUINT NOT ICE IS HERE BY GIVEN that the City of Casselberry Board of Adjustment will hold a Public Hearing Mr. Clifton Barnett, ApplIcant on betsalt of E.arnetrs Used Furniture, Is requesting a Variance from SectiOn 23.119 (c) SettacksoftheCl?yefCaswlry Cad. if Ordinances, to allow construction of a building addition seven (71 fees from the rear properly line The parcel It legally described as Lot Sand Southerly IS feqf of Lot 9. Block B South Fern Park Sub Oivisicn, Pill Book 7, Page 0) Public Hearing will be held on Thursday. January IS, 1951, at 1:30 pm, In the Casselberry City Hall, 95 Lake Triplet DrIve. Casselberry, Florida, or as soon thereafter as possible. ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: If a persondeciesto,aIadecitin rtsa.de with respe,i to any matter Con$ideredaltheabov,meesingor hearing, he will need a verbatim record of all proceedings, in dluding the testimony and evidence, which record is net provided by the div of (Chapler so.iso, Laws of FlOrida. 1910.) Mary W Hawthorne, City Clerk DATED this 22nd day December, 1150. Publish December 30. I9s0 DUD 100 ..' ,v'"'.' ,'. .. . out rnefurit;I We train Write T I Dick, Pres, Southwestern Petroleum. Ft. Worth. T*. 74101 — Cooks Quality experienced oy. References required Full time AM and PM Chef, Oood pay and working condition,. Apply in Person Monday thnj Friday 105 p.m. Deltona Inn 160403. FORKLIFT OPERATOR I. Fence assembler. (xis. preferred, but not necessary. records. Will deliver. 33103.41 or 295 1011. Marvin GRANDMOTHERLY woma care for a mo. old girl In my home Mon. IN Fri. 7.30 to & Lake Mary the Cr$sings. References please 323 $835 after S. UNLIMITED EARNINGS FreeTrips BONUS CAR If over 71 Home. Webster, America's of foremost dictionary company needshome workers to update local mailing 11th. All a, experience unnecessary. CaR Mr. Flynn 1 7)6$4.$34JQ, - - SAVE EN(. RGY & 1)011 AR$ Aluminum Siding & SoUl Reasonable Anytime 373 5036 Painting £ Paperhnqing Small (omr,i.r( i•ii II,", l.,Il,,I - Call Mii 371 6376 - - HEAPSCUSTOM SERVICE CRFE EStIMATES Pepertlanging _________________________ ________________________ TQWE 14'!. BE AU TV SAL ON __________________________ .11, flO) Sq F' Concrete Block Com,iirrcial (slog I Block tram tie'.. Hospital ste Nee'd; work Total 130.000 •III*5* Ostern 1cned Total 1)0.000 r•vPt ACRE S NEAR OSTEEN TERMS II 000 PER ACRE CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS RESULTFUL END THE NUMBER IS 322 2411 c.ir ge 7 NEW LAKE MARY HIGH living 114.000 S 3 BINGO tliirm. 2 II.tiri Concrete Block. I .iriJe I rnced 101 SP4C'OUS tyØnip lot,, 3 harm. I IsOrm Large 7 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Thursday 7:30 Sunday 7:30 Win 525-5100 __________________________ - If your club or organitalion would liketO be included in this listing call Ewsilng Hemid Bath IfOmime *ilh 7 I Bath Mobile on I '0 Oteen Total 517.500 (SOrni I Bath Concrete (510CC with I dOrm • I Bath block Garage Concrete Apartment total $37,500 101 in Meaclowlea On The River River tronl living with Tennii Court. pool, arid Marina Dock goes with Property Assuma ble VA 319,500 71 Mobile Itarrie and ___________________________ CLASSIF lED DEPARTMENT 372 2611 City. 1st, last and Sec. Required. Call JeanIe4iØ3. NaIl's Sanford Furnilure Salvage. 1792 S of Sanford 3721721 foils Sanford Furniture IENKINS FURNITURE C0 70$ East 25th Street Sanford. FlorIda 37171 333095I ________________ T"' - Sanford Orlando _,a 321 0440 332 1577 __________________ _______ ' - 30 Inch Hotpoint Electric Range Like new. $130. Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage. Il 12 S of Sanford. 322.1721. Wh.spening Pines Professional Plaza Professional Office for Sale. Prestige Complex- High exposure Easy access Call I 30S 644 4116, R udy Jordan P Eslate Realtors. 2S N. Shell Rd Debary, FIa Jim Jordan Asloc. I -- AP f,n'i, tins, -- . I 312 610? ______________________ I I liepit,gulteq inhl4iIatin. carpentry arid drj wall 373 0136 AluitiinuniScreeqi CARPENTRY Repairs, pain hog. wall coverings, dry wIl work. all types, laminate; & alt 6 Tom 322 3275 ----.---- cabinesry Mason repair; & concrete finishings, pressure washing roots hqm l I Want Ads Profitable Relief br Headache of Holiday BilI Pt'sone-322 2611 or 531 9993 EieCtIiCaI -, 'c - r". '- ''-' - .- - . . . -...' WOOF Ifif, & P0(11 ill C 'rids hi,,; '< 75 Yr; i I I-or a Job well done en any type (jt houSe Cleaning. Apt; . & Srmiall 011irLeS, including new Clii the Outlets S f$om pm 1 pm Ask for Jeanie or Nadine 904113 l'.IJ - .11 si' eSI itt,, P. ll.id,'d II. Dimen;ionai Styro Foam tett ReaSQnble 339)7/0. Ask foe Gentle Ben - I-louse Painting Interior & CS tenor & Gutter Work Over 10 Experience United Yrs - Painters- Aft 5 pmo 131 155$ ____________________________ - Tree Service house Painter lSt (15;; Wor; 'C4SOnlbiepr ti'; I ,r ,,,.ig kenneth Hofl anytime p,p,",' - A J . Sizemore Tree Servcl L ic Bonded 21 Yrs U 1, Free EtI tire'wd 331 5215 Eve'; 373 231 ____________________________ Vinyl Cleaning Painting & __________________________ 'it m i",,ili'i? p Genii, Belts Sign; Speciai,ziii in Truck lettering and 1 CIyci,'; Painting 10 Vt; in F a Homes, Of lice. Slot,, No 00 oO Small gy tail 3.19 3317 lti Cleaning I I n P11'i. UI 4, Sign Painting ---------------- ____- ___________ I ig iii ____________________________ ______________________________ ,I.___— Electrician at wO(k No lob too small New and Old Worf. All work Guaranteed- 313 5414 Roofing I ________________________________________ ________________________ 1/ 64 -- AwlIoble DAY IS BAI4GAIPI OAY IN T HE WANT ADS ifl 2611 or E.p Day 640 3016 Eve 661 - Link Const. financing Painting Painter & Decorator I llV 322.7029 __________________________________ Paint Problem; Solved Diai a - Quail, horn• repair arid .iiidscapiflij (au 32) 4731 Ask hoe Kevin or Doug — _____________ OUR MATES ARE 10wl, akevIW Nursing Center 9(51 SeCond St . Sanlord I I Driveways. Patios. Walks, etc Quality work No lob too Small Best prices Free EsI Eves i NursJng Center lot MAN UUALIT'V OPERATiON 9 yr ,.p PatioS, DrivewayS Wayne (Seal 311 till B. E, Long We clear — block & concrete IS local references 177 lilôor 671 6966 - Wrha,idle _________________________ minor I'iorne REPaIrs I - Remodeling Specialist 7our garage 363333* Day or Night __________________________ I ,,,_,,,, T md tovers Local D4tance Service I Computers - 7iuie (3,511 ill Wa. All CalIo tiuilct .1 Call Ken with - I . I I I ,., _____________________ _____________________________ washers, MOONEY PLIANCES 323-51. Pvers - RtF RE P0 14 cv. ft frosl free Orig. $575 now 5205 or $19 mo 4geist 3391354 Kerernore parts, svice. used' i't. NT 1w" - Remodeling _________________________ ticilnian Painting 5 P'etiacrs Quality work F ree Est Di;c lo Seniors 131 $190 RefeP I ___________________________ - .......-- I Concrete VJorlc 52—Appliances - q; Supplies & Software -- ___________________________ (AR repair;. ' Con'pifor Stos'. 339 $914 i .. (,sni,.i. %,,.in,n,,* Iii I At I 1$. SR 46 i I I InduStrial Park 3730063 . . sizes. 3101 u ionh'ij.'ncp Us 6001 r" AIai foil's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1753 S. Of Sanford. 3721721 . 'lot t.tcn,'ns Al PER SONAL. COMPUTE W Wl'Oatord Rd beltind the ia New Queen size sleepers ly DeViiIe was $135. NOw 825 7415$. FrenchAve. I,, pair urTture 51-A U Pi( I -- -- 222 Good, clean, used, lull site be Sp.gs I Malt III SO ea piece. 130 5 I',,rh. A,eiiue S,,iforil - OWAL, TNE'V .11 WI LI U ' eoi S Perk Avf' 322 1721 Ions WI '301 075 CAM - PA '•tl(lI' Mni.U.L.ock ADD A ROOM CARPENTRY ____________________________ t'hi) tg (he's i,iij il",ti,i ____________________________ — Ckck Photographic ____________________________ Any Ste LaWn 3232373 __________________________ Pa,ntng.Maint otilllypeS L'c Bonded InSured 173 601$ 5345399 Ceramic Tile ME IN Ti ER rILE NIWO' repair. leak, %hO..P'SOu' ;peciaity. 75y.'s E.p 569 I?,"? Salvage. Il 92 S. of S.antord 3 ACRES ST JOHNS RiVER. WOODED. 130.000 TERMS BROKER - iOE'S LAWN SERyICE (arprnIrv ____________________________ ',?i,iiii. ,.i Eve arid Sun t1ts Ill l9 Cut. Edge, Trim & Prune 1735/I/ -_ Used Inner Springs Bedding, $35 MOBILE 877.900 TERMS SEIGLER REALTY FreeEstimalej - (AS I4olTm 1nrov.rneflt$ ____________________ S ACRES, WELL, SEPTIC I U L U C I P IC ZONE 0 46—Commercial Proç*t'ty $pring Oaks Eslate settlement 6' Yr Old S Bdrm. 3 B- Large F amnily hOme needs T LC. 575.9(4) Art.'ovs Mak, offer New Walnut Bookcases from 119 Set ACRE!. NEW F ENCE CATF 1541 POND. GENEVA AREA 525.000 TERMS Take oul Restaurant in Osleen include-s tI Equipment Total $49,500 _____________________________ . IS I ACRE LAb EF PONT NEAR iS ' tereszs (.1 4, & ' ii ii Wme,d,lnij& llep4r, Dry Wail hiangrtl. TC.turl'd Ceilings 5 0 Isint. 323 1032, 372 suS GrcjrnnU P'i,il','S Q 'i, ill I a RiChard's Carpentry Pet Services Call 373 761? Eve Alt _._jli Sleeping oaes We cater to c,r pets 22 ____________________________ Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17 92 S of Sanford 3771721 ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A I ,,,, 30% oIl Selecied sets of new ELEVATION ON MILE LAKE OSTE EN LONG AREA 533.000 TOTAL U X CELL ENT TERMS - iii i .,i! ii i 4,j - you tor some ilemS or charge rou tor clean uP Free Est Air Conditioning ____________________________ ______________________________ 51-A--Furniture Junk hauled away. we will pay Heating a ChairS, Tables, and Dressers J'S PAPERHANGING 36 Yrs. Exp Work guaranteed Lic. Free Est 543 4941 Junk Rmoved __________________________ Ai,yttiirvj Il) 4??? QRMERL't Hair elI s Beauty NOOk si' E IsIS' 222 3712 __________________________ - __... ,Siil repa.r Appliances .n lIe ime W,,t,rr%. Oryirs Most Beauty care or will ;eII separately Misc 321 s$sz SULAT ION CO 373 lISlor ill H 1Bnd' jman' Ccntrolled Heat Off Floor room office will, 2 Berm quarter; Total 535.000 $10,000 down will buy you any of th, following Remodeled leer and Wine Bar. 1 Yr. Lease In Delary, $12,000. 06$.Ss. lt%., I S$tt'LPv1 1 .,, dining rcn. Kitchen ully equIpped. Laundry roym, washer ares dryer incluôsd. krwed.In back porct, r4p sfof'Sge room Nest 4 TownE$ ppIng Center In Oraop. Trash, Tree Trim, Garago & Grooming Kennels Therm an deal way w$ek? Thi; to inform the public of your club actevilie's Newly S ___________________________ Automatic Shot measure for 2, AC 14 ES VOL USIA COUNTY. LOW DOWN 10 YEARS 10% APR 7SOlOak Ave. Santoi'd - Personalized, fast dependable Regular or I time basis Chain link foe' security. Iluslic wood Isis & 2nd; Post I. rail. __________________________________ __________________- Povtbie TV Screen, $7 SO 1 (idr,n. I 111th. Large Screen Porch New Carpet and Paint To$I 121.300 '1SSS Property ' 'II Insulatioti ______________________ Executive Desk. 36*72' A Credenza and Chair. $300 Set. 223 Did you know that your Club or organization can 6ppear in this listing each week for only 3.3 50 per _________________________ 1025 French $100 POe Week Part TIm, at -- .4(ce'SS Sec ____________________ •SSSSS••••ICSSSSSI - - 4O—Condománjunn -. Paperhanging Hauling LEATHER LIVING ROOM SET for sale Best offer. Call 130 4955 - ----- 2 IlOr fl I i.,?i 1 Slory condo t'ori sp.'i .is , Total 335.100 IJ , \rel ri ______________ '' Painting ____________________________ Ev,s tIll 101 Sat 311 43-L_Ots-ACreage NOTICE area 33732 + 'u;r beaulitu, new BoAD MORE. fronl & rear BR'; finance 17.92 323 6363 Blvd. Furnished Appliances. $100 Mo. Dip. 33i6Q. 1 }.s.C1.aning Fence ---- Por Businesses and Individuals review of your record; at no _______________________ VA & F HA F nancing Acre; ' - 322 .2420 I Lk'Mary — TIREDOF SUING SROKS? "akln" Organic products has the answer. - Ihe following Owner will . 3 Berm, 15', lath. CHA. All __________________________ ISSSISSCSSSSSSS.S CALL 323.5774 -_________ 33—Houses TaxService 323 Central Air I Hut. Central Va., Flr.pIaca, 560' on St -• ' AccountIng & 8)25, now SIS 2 Leather If you aren't using your pno4 table, take a cue, and sell it with a Herald classified ad. Call 322 20)1 3003 Orlando Dr For Rent: $300 Mo. 3 BR home, please Full Sd lOath. 3cIosIls 2 - 350PM, Wi battt. Central heal I air, washer I dryer. $373 mo. + security. 3234370. p I I Park - Ave., Longwood, Between $ am. I I) a.m or 3 to 1 pm No Phone calls ________________________ ______________________________________________ r*l - 37726)1 or 5319993 __________________________ ________________________ Merry Chrislma; and Happ t Nrw 'Year CALL 2045 3 lrn1, 3"uIIi, Garage, on' Lake, in Deltona. Call Jeanli 3741437 Johns River, Oeiseva P.O. 133, Frontage. - 3)1 534.1 or 25$ 768). the huntin is pretty g000, but thefincin' is klnda' poorly.,.'til - 544.300 Flerlda rm 5 many designer I fot,theil 1113,000. 3 Bdrni, 7 Bath Pinecrest, Ill Shannon. Large Rooms. FIreplace, solarium, Quiet neighborhood Well land %caped. 1315 +1230 Deposit 131 8355, References reQuired. Apply in American wood Products Mill Otflce, 200 I oinopwatedorfreeplay ExcI cond. will deliver, $2001150 ,, - - 1725 tree ,. lions laken 2 Bdrm House person - _____________________________ If you don't fell people, how arc Country Club Owner An*iovs LAI Pool 5 patio, fireplace. REALTORS with -caroort S t74 7la . CMI. W. of 1.4 _______________ Sanford 3234111 Juke Boxes. Coin operated or Nook oIl Kitchen Great EXECUTIVE HOME 4 Bdrm. I dependable person who can ,.. Circuit Court Judge Countersigned. Mary Crandehl Deputy Clerk Publish December 14, 23, 30. & January 6. 1150 DUDs; Casselberry Must seat $04300 WAITRESSES NEEDED....FuII Brand NewLakeMary] Bdrm, 7 Sanford, Contact customers, . WILCO$ALIS-HWY.46.W LGE 1 Bdrm, I bath, all appl., W 0. ww carpet, club I pool. 77333 Bdrm. 7 Bath Split Plan P Home E.tra large Rooms fenced yard I;pacious roomst _______________________ the relief demanded in the Corn AND LET AN EXPERT DO THE JOB , they going to know? Tell them Florida rm, screened porch, _____________ : PIN BALL MACNINES For Sal. ---S -. SERVICE LISTING - DUSINESS - polyester,assortedcoiors Buy 1st Pr. 510. 2nd Pr ' Price Batty Family Pm. Low down or no down payment with FHA or VA $31,900. SUIBTHR$ DREAM Bdrm. 2 Bath with Gorgeous Pool in Gigantic 27*17 Refurbished, $225 mo. Itt and last Sec Dip, Seniors only. 372 PAY CHRISTMAS 24135. French Ave LAKE MARY Ilcat 3 Edrm. I"i One Bdrm, Kit equipped, Water, Refute Furnished, $200 Mo Call 3222611 Evening Herald STATE OF MICHIGAN INTHICIUCUITCOURT morel $41,900. SUPER LOCATION 3 Bdrm, 7 bath, 2 stery home on a lovely treed left CHA. ww carpet. '- Manager at 3229431 or seq at Sanford Sewing Center, Sanford Plaza _______________ ________ BROKER Owner An.iou; 54)900 wr mo. 161-4536. ________________ Legal Notice ______________________ chin, large patio, spacious Florida rm, fenced yard I lot; DUPLEX IN DELTONA - 3 'lCl SEWING MACHINE equipped to Zig Zag I make automatic buttonholes. Assume balance of$l2000e7paymentsof$700 __ home in Delary on extra large left CHA, eat.lnkit, large patio £ enly6 yes. cdl 039,300. _______________________ CENTRAL AIR & HEAT. CARPETS OIl NOLAN RD ui.soo .; Pressure Cleaning V nyl ri House.., make; Cleaning. any leilfseretle or vinyl Surlace IQQ5, like new For Free lSst 373 /6& tut Prol5cin,yl ____________________________ Anthe*y .Cormne. still serving Sanlord with pride mt Es 'eriO Ref Free 1st 3220011 4 ., 75 GMC PICk UI' - 203 East 2Sth Street Wild Turke Decanter's Bottle ________________________ ________________. _______________________________ BATEMAN REALT'r STENSTROM clothes 2 Bdrm, 2 bath, $500 mo. includes utilities. 373 4767 or 3731900 AlA for Mrs Williamson. dable auto needed plus 3237367 __________________________ cash bond, plat thereof as recorded in Plat citizens shall have an opportunity point being a point on thi Nor I t furnIture, ap plances & plumbing listures _________________________ find Oak Tree's Owner Fruit , ____________ Daily Care for 8 Mos. infant In my home. Grandmother type. REALTORS, Os;ern O$dlouse. Needs - in my home dinance proves to be Invalid, Florida. thence run South II the City of Charlotte, County January original with the Clerk of this Court either before service on her, i950. (SEAL) ARTHUR H. BECKWITPI, JR. CLERK Circuit Court, Seminole Co., Sanford, Fla. By Edna Datis Deputy Clerk PublithD.cember 16.23,30,19501 - ____________ 31—.Apartn'le.lts Furnished ____________________ Apply at the Holiday Inn, 11146 Bdrm, 2 bath, very nice. $375 SECTION 3 if any section or Book IS at Page 40 of the Public By order of the City Commission Road ruolisn UeCemb.r 14. 23. 30. 1910 I January 4. 1951 DE062 79—Trucks-Trailers ______________________ _______________________ - ' Hey Kidi Looking for an extra dollarl Ask Mom & Dad to let you have a classified ad Parties, Groups. Photography provisions of said Chapter 171, Semoran Square according to the ERNESTINE S. CROYLE, BY Edna Davis JRItNTAL Mu3*Afl(tU)cp Price; Pa1 uSed 4ny conditiOn 644 1126 HuSky Snfurd ___________________________ All of said property being in the County of Seminole, Stale of of any other section or part o this Northeast right of wayline of State Deming I Part time. Apply In person Bath, 2 Blocks to Crystal Lake Danway Inc , 313 McVey Or. County of Seminole. State of Florida Ordinance Road Residence, $20,750 No 434 ISemoran only Days inn, SI. Rd. 601.14 Beach. Large Oaks, Cent Heat Florida On thi 5th day of Demnbes' Unless such cerlificate or cer 303 Krider Rd , ResIdence, SECTION 1 That all ordinances Boulevardl Ihenc, Norlh 0 and Air. $350 Mo. + 550 1910. an action was filed by Joseph Unless suth certificat, or cer lificates shall be redeemed ac or parts of Qf'dlnamsce, in conflict degrees 82' 55" Damage Dip. No Pets, and West M Croyle, Plaintiff, against Er. Fat' Sate. Herald Paper Route. tificafes shall be redeemed ac cordIng to law Ihe property herewith, be and Ihe same are along said right of way line nestine 5. Croyte, Defendant, in Reduced Price. Requires 2530 . References feqvlrod, 327 1411 30S bride, Rd., ResIdence, cording t law Ihe property described in such Certificate r hereby repealed 530.330 for 79344 lest 10 the Point of thisCourttobringsuitforiy(,, hrs. per *5. (PM.) No. Sun. oescrib.d in such certificate or certificates will be sold to the "' SECTION 5 That this Or Beginning and also less that part Clears $150 wk, 322.1163. IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that EXTRA LARGE) Bdrm, 2 bath. 530.710 highesl bidder at the court hcwse door on the 19th day of January. immediately upon its passage and Commence al the Southwest Ihe City of Sanford, Florida, shall BE YOUR OWN BOSS AirPort Rd., 103 Rab,jn Cl 030.130 $390 mo. 4' %ec. Almost new 1911, at II 00 A N Dated thi5 3151 day of Novem A copy shall be available at the Homes Orlando Section One ac 309 Krider Rd Residence, be permitted by law on or before Dated this 2151 day of Novem her. 1910 Distributor trains you for a Office of the City Clerk for all cording 10 th. put thereof as th. 12th day of March, 8911. __________________________ her, 1950 ISEALI unique opportunity. For appl. periotis desiring to examine the recorded in Piat Book 83 at Page S 3 Bdrm. IS', Bath Fenced back Failure to comply with this (SEAL) same 322 1231. ARTHUR H BECKWITH JR yard Good Neighborhood $315 and 6 of the Public Records of Order will result in a judgment by FINAL ARTHUR H BECKWITH JR CLERK All parties in interest Mo # $200 DeposIt. 322 1113 Seminole County, Florida, said default against Ouch Defendant (or TEXAS OIL COMPANY needs CLERK BY Edna Davis - -. ____________ 2927 Hwy 1193 Sanford. FIa. 3177) John CUtlum 371 5231 1 entrance. Good location __________________________ paper route. Depen. Present: Hon. Hudson U. lameSt Bk WP vs WalterJ • a-' ------------)n0wx. r•,riLiC, iii nay,. Q , WI. 11.531 00. SentInel Star Co. vs Joseph J (2OIIiST,), SANFORD --------- - I _________________________ . NEAT 3 Bdun, I ball, home in All of said property beIng in the impair the validity, force or effect for 408.33 fist to a point on the Circuit Court. SemInole Co. "_T _______________________ Nice 8Pm,] Bdrm apt. Private .. shall not be held to Invalidate or Nortt's line of said Sernoran Square December, 8900. Juanita PrIce. 3)3 Lakeview. HOWELL BRANCH LAND CO Block shad, S3000 Airport Blvd. In Sanford. All Call 377 020) ________________________ With an Evening Herald ________________________ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Florida, and as are further and parallel 10 thi South line of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, thafRobertH&MelbaOGromoll, provided in Chapter 871, FlorIda laid HeftIer Homes Orlando property, and the names In which it was assessed we as follows: together Dating .Servicet" All age, in my home Albert Hickson, 715 W. 17th St., holder of the following certIficates tiflcates has filed said certificates subiect to the responsibIlities Retool, 52.000. point on the Westerly rIght of way o IATON has filed said certificates (or a tax for a tax deed to be issued thereon, residence or ownership as may, line of Winter Park DrIve, thence File Ni. $S1577.DM ville, Duplex, $19334. certificate numbers and years ol of Issuance, the description of the by the governing authority of the Iaidrightofway Iinefor$il.73 feet ReoaO, 1913 FRENCH AVE. Altel CONSULT OUR and Circulf Court, Seminole Co., Sanford, Fia. Located 17.92. lust South of Hostess and Waitresses. cording to law Ihe property County, Florida. recor,d in Plat Book IS at Page described in such certificate or PARCEL 2: The North I01'. Cf the Public Records of Seminole certificates will be sold to fhe Cf the South 62675 feet of the West County, Florida, and less road highest bidder at the court house 201 feet of the Southwest one door on the t9th day of January, guarfer ('.'a)of Sect 10*4, Township righi of way, being more par. ticularly described as follows: Dated thIs 34th day of Novem County, Florida, her. 1900. The above described property 5 corner ot Tract "A" of Heftier (SEAL) Homes Orlando Section One ac further described as a portion of cording 10 the piat Iherf as 261. 204 Ploewlodo Of'., Lonely? Write "Bringing people ______ West20Ifeetoffhe5outhwesfn,. of Winter Park Drive; and less - With winter upon us you Ii need reliable and ec9nomlcal transportation You can fnd 1 flour CLASSIFIED want ADS il'll to, Req A K C Siberian Puppes Blue ryi' . $14601). Chairs, Wall Hangings. Weakly, Daily rates, Nurse Ep. in child care wIll keep chIldren, newborn to 10 yrs., day or night. Reas. rates - Winter Springs. 1317570 323.3203 OR COME IN ROBSON MARINE WILSOt4MAl(p pu9NlTuRt _______ South and parallel to the Soult, line lOS FT OF NW 'm (LESS RDI Florida, pursuant fo the voluntary One, according to Ihe phI Name in which thereof assessed, F.J. annexation provisions of Section as and Eva Lewis recorded in Plat Book 13 at Ill 044. FlorIda Stalutes: Pages S and 6 of the Public All of said prqrty being in the PARCEL I: The North 10121 Records of Seminole County, County of Seminole. State of fet of the South 731 feet of the Florida, less Florida that part lying East -- CALL US FIRST AS? - ______________________________ guaranteed. Fres estimates. JOhn's Sew 'N Vac, III S Magnolia Ave. Downtown 7201 S. French That part of the South t iof the ANTIQUES ----_____________________________ ________ TV repo It" Zenith Sold org 1191 lt nal 1141 I,. n (II ,,,,i Agent 339 51* . CLASSIFIEC 65-Pets.SUPPIeS - - THINK. IF USE (1 $1295 1900YZIoSG 1900YZ7'iOC. $1795 $1695 1950 XS6SOSC. 1971 Dl 173 1929SR 3cc) 3i793 MOST 1951; IN STOCk large D'scount on 3900's 190 No Hwy 17 97 longwood 034910) . Mi N or Hwy 431 WOULDN'T BE ANY'! (enur5 ___________________________ 3rd Sf.. Sanf., Jcme C. DIck, 133p, Ix S92, Sanf. Heighfs, $30,000 Yamaha of Seminole TOP PRICES PAID FOR House broken. Some obedience Save, Save, Save. Finally Dehydrated Food Sold Whsle Single or by case. 534021$. __________________________ that Seminole County the holder terest of the City to accept said of the City of Casselberry Code of of the Following certificates has petition and to annex said Ordinances, in a C. 1 (Corn. 78-?v'otorcyc$es JUST Evening Herald. P.O. Box 1437. Sanford, FIa. 3327), )P4E PHONE CALL STARTS A CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS RESULTFUL END THE NUMBER IS 3722611 Antique;. Modern Furnitu, Sterling Silver. Oriental Rul Diamonds Bridges Antiques 323 21 over payments 31900 month Still in warranty NO MONEY - ¶'p bTr Paid for Junk I Used cars, truck; I heavy equip rnent 3273990 If you n't tell people. how are they going to know' Tell them with a classified ad. by calling 322 2618 or 1319953. NEED CASH?. S sq ft Remote control Save 51.000. Sale 3905 6706513 New Work Boots Sale 11999 Pr ARMY NAVY SURPLUS BUYJUNKCARS&TRUCKS From$IOto$SOcr more Call 332 1671, 312 149,,,,,,,,,... CASH Pad for JunSCars and Trucks Free Pick, up 331 8958 osiP,. i-arm tquipim - 5ATTERl"E-New, $30, E change Used $1600 Ex cog 1109 S Sanford Aye 77—Junk Cars Removed Wanted to buy used office equipment flaIls Sanford Frnitr Salvage. 17 97. So of Sanford 3221721 YELLOW SAND Call Clark & flirt 373 755,) Good Used TV'. $231up MILLE Pv 3770)32 24I90rland0' i)1 %9fl EA LT V Eves 3770417 322 7171 207 F 7Mh St green 7aOFt. 6.4.9. 82 for$2.S0O Good ___________________________ Cond 323 0116 or 322 7047. Call Bart OR.EN SAT 9A.M. lOt P.M. riLl. Iflfl , a ,wr COLOR TELEVISION ZENITH 23" color Tv in walnut console Sold new over 3700. -- 3el Cash Buyers for a small in vestment Place a low cos classified,ad for results 322 261. or 031 999'] W BUY USEDFIJRN$TURtI APPLIANCES Sanford, Fur tuture Salvage. 322 $733 , 62—Lawn.Gardefl 53-N.RadjO.5tereO Pobinon. 4272576 REBUILT BATTERIFS3S 9 S -A OK T ,re Mart 7413S French • 322745$ Gold, Silver, CoIns. Jewelry. non ferrous metals, KoKoMb Too' Co. CII W. lot St. 3231100. or Sa I.Uh4d ffite eopi. OaA, (limo c. I. chairs. A.Inv item; to choose from. Noll's Sanford Furç'ure Salvage, 17. MICROWAVE , i. ____________________________ cash (or told Sliver .lew,lryOr Coin, Top Price's. Call 3221312 -._---_ _____________________ _________________ SO-?vsceIIaneous - 68 wanted to ouy ' Office Desk and Equipment ,. Sale. Supply Is limited, Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1? 92 So. of Sanford. 3221721. Brand New. pu;P' button control has PrObe Originally $815. balance $390, $19 ry,oilttIy Ray Lecg, Lic. Mortgage Broker. 1104 E ______________ _______ I 60A-Business Equipment I tv7S Singer Futu?6 lulty auto, repossessed, used very ShOrt Ime Original $S9'3 bl lIlor $71 mo Aqen' 3'91316 - Tuesday, Dec. 30,1910-lB EvininH.raId,Sanfrd,Fl. Tiomis ',rszis Organs El C,vt6r A ,impitier, 3429 value Special now $319 Bob Ball ,'c.c Center, 2202 r rench :.v,' ).' 7233 Washer repo GE delu.0 model Sold crig $105 33. used short time Ral $119 II or $19 33 mo A4Int 33513*8 41.A-rtgages Boughi 1, Sold ______________ —_______________ ... - , JUNE New listing Mayfair Out standing 2 Bdrm Home with Cent. H A, ConcreteBlock, privacy fence Excellent ROOM FOR RENT HILLARO RAMSEY REALTY INC 533.1323 MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR . _____________________ __________________________ __________________________ College Entrance Hwy 1792. — wASHINGTON OAKS. HAL COL&RT REALTY0 -:--'--- senior citizen or young gin. tIeman._$1per - NAVELS $L$4foraBv;h,lla,.$4,lSpera entra, S Acres at Seni'nole Commity Near 1792 35000 Down Take over Loan at $326 mo Cent H. A. Fully carpeted. Ready to . move in 323 _____________________ _____________________________ - VA.FHA 235-Con. Homes Low Down Payment ciTh for your loll Will build on lot or our lot. T cnlerpr,se,,nc. M.a4lnc.. Realtor - 44430U ____________________ Classitied gal at The Herald. 3227611. or 1)1 _______ , 10 Acres Hwy 1792. New 3 BP.2 BathHome With Custorneitrat FHAOI'VA Call 322 2217 I MICROWAVE OVEN Brand new Tappcn microwave, never used, was Xmas layaway and never p,ceo up Only $231 00 balance due Purchaser tett area and we are unable to locate Can be purchased br 373000 cash or payments 31000 MuSt have good established credI Will deliver, .all 062 3394 day or nit e eIOnaI. Sell, Leateor Rent w.Garage. CHA. Hwy 434 Wiider Spgs. OWNER FINANCED 'isth 10+ dow,i. 2 S*m. in. 9foundpootwwcarptca, tam,ly rrvt., new root. Owner. Broker M,d.3O'. Office 447. 1300, Res. 321.1111. Small b'cy,Ie' Sell these idle Iwo; will, a want ad To place Aft.Hrs. 323.7113 -__. i9 51Cc) I building Water Isewer available 51,000 each. 29-Rot NAVELORANGES $4.SOEUSHEL . •,,. ,- urn COUNTIn' LIVING Enjoy lhi% doublede rnob,le hone on 6' acres fenced $39,300 LIC.REALESTATE Brokir FreacliAve.. Sanford SANFORD ___________ ______________ ____________ _____________ -:._. _________ .. .... 52—Appliances 4—Houses 59—?sical Merchandise 4ComnrclaI Property _________ __________ _' _________ __________________________ BIPM.ThCZOWSII.REAI TOQ J2? 7903. Eves 322 3351 UNSWORTH IEALTY . REALfOR MLS 373.0317 J fdrm. I n. Ige Prcp' Sw.mmnq _____________________ wuvuu ''' mes4 financially secure lady. Age 30 to 70 Yes. For CITY OF CASSILSINRY SOAIDOFADJUSTM,NT fi _____________________ ____________________ __________________ portunitie 24—Slsiness _________________ ____________________ $400 monthly possible working ______________ TheTime Tested Firm g Real Estate Broker 521.1235 Rooleil Wanted 3337 AIter4p.m, -Navels, - ibo/zni /?ea t.' Ct'fl e'ornpatuj , ______________________________ _____________________________ mlasicipalservlcestotheproperty Inc • is requesting a Conditional herein, and the City Use to provide on premise con Commission of the City of Sanford, sumption of alcoholic beverages, . LPN 32.1 ShIft Sanford Nurting Convalecent Center. Cor*aj Mrs. Brown Director of Sa'li -- result in the creation of an en of Adfustmenf wIll hold a Public dave; and, ' Hearing. W.J. Morrow I Corn WHEREAS, the C of Sanford, pany, Applicant on behalf of Florida, is in a position torovide Balcor Property Management T. Sunday-Noon Friday ______________________ ____________________ ____________________ _______ _________ — 3-CtTleteries 'L' .S?1. URGENTLY NEED DEPEND. ABLE PERSON w$toCanwort without supervision for , l company In SANFORD .. We train. Write 1. H Dick, Fret., Southwestern PetrOleum, Bozill, Ft. Worm, 3 Lines Minimum .eror VT __________________ .• 42C . ii.cwfvstlnws.VCaHM -r------fl—Hou'es _________ Waitrenls. and But Help. AI nperson Holiday innof the Lakefront. DEADLINES WOMEN ready to lose weight. Join an S session nutritional Publish Dec. 30. 1900 DED 803 hereinafter is reasonay compact ...,i .,,...i,..._. '-"vwv. iv me corporate Dale. 0:00 -• ... ... j'1''1j persons desirIng to examine Ihe same. All parties in interest and citi4ens shall have an opportunity to be heard at said hearing. By order of the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Fiorida. H N Tamm, Jr o.rv.nuwr , CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES Soc. lIne HOURS 3CilISiøtffntlmus. . ORDINANCE NO. 1)43 ANORDINANCEOF THE CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIOA AMENDING ORDINANCE P40. 1051 OF SAID CITY, SAID OR DINANCE BEING A ZONING PLAN; SAID AMENDMENT CHANGING THE ZONING OR A PORTION OF THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY LYING EAST OF U S HIGHWAY I??] AND BE TWEEN AIRPORT BOULEVARD AND THE OLD ORLANDO HIGH. WAY FROM PUD (PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT, DIS FAMILY DWELLING) DISTRICT, AND GC 2 (GENERAL COMMER CIALI DISTRtCT, PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY. CON IDI ''' OrlandoPork -Winter 8319993 322.261)_______________________ I011o*t: YOIY - Seminole A copy shall be available at the to the corporat, area of the City Sanford, Florida, and requesting 10 be included therein; and, WHEREAS, the Property Ap. praiser of Seminole County, 'Florida, having certified that there are two property owners in the ea to be annexed, and that the petison for annexation; WHEREAS, if has bn defer. mined that the property described OF A Pii HEARINO TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTIO* OF AN ORDINANCE .Y THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. Notice is heresy given that a Public Hearing will be held at the Commission Room in the City Hall in the City of Sanford. Florida, at 700 o'clock P.M. on January ltIl.toConsiderffie.doptloan ordinance by the City of Sanford Florida. title of which is as I ______________ riøiir %.I.flViJIl LV NOTICE DATE. wIth the City Clerk of fh City of Sanford. Florida. a petition con PROMOTIONS Brentwood Ave., AS, Arwtette I. • OFSANFORD.FLORIDA UPON THE ADOPTION OF SAID OR DINANCE. A PORTION OF THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY LYING EAST OF AND ABUTTING SOUTH SANFORD AVENUE AND BETWEEN EAST 35th STREET AND AIRPORT B0ULEV AR 0 ; S A ID PROPERTY BEING SITUATED IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, fLORIOA IN ACCORDANCE n" VUL,IJP9TARY AN NEXATI0N PROvISIONS OF SECTION 171.041, FLORIDA STATUTES; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY, CONFLICTS. AND EFFECTIVE DATE. Circuif Court, In and for Sin nol, County, Florida, epon receipt of the proof of publication of thIs notice, the following Ilcitlous names, to wit: BEAUTY FULL MODELING AGENCY, GLADYS Caesar 0. Allen. 13 SI. 8* 340 Alt Sags., Robin J.- Richardson, 760, 301 Cadillac Cf., AS JamesD.wllliams.31i, 173 Jay Dr., AS. Christine A. Maurer, 10 $9, same add. . 'liT "FictitIous Name Statute", Section MS 05. FlorIda Statutes. William J. Thompson Jr., $35 201 Vihian Rd., Sanf., Nola C. __________________________ • II • Legal ,otice . lv'.'. i .-) . ... - �IIIIIIIIIII - -4 .* 4. - - - . --. -.- - . - -. V - vefoglforald,Sanford,Fl. Wldnesdly,Dec.31,IflO Bridgeport, Conn. in 1972. He choir, and a '- I - 11134 $ _ 0 TO% p 02A .i . In %01 . St &% e .1 I 1Ak`%D1 rN I I . IN .e. New Hos~iltal, Kelly 'sWoes, , -- Chemical Site To, List Casselberry; three sons, Kalamazoo, Mich.; and a BRIEF : ,0 .. .4 .' 4. 'I preseats its annual list of the top IStorIes of the year. The stories weresekctedlnavotebymem. ben of the herald's editorial Miff.) ___ ___ otIatlons,a propoulto build a new imonth,cap,,tng events that added up In Jaaaary, the Seminole County Commission ;elected Hospital Cor. 4. • peraUon of America's run to take over aging Seminole Memorial Ioipitai ,, u,ld,areplacementfacllItywlthintwo • 1 i 1"M A N*vt13ebaaed, for-çroflt groun, WA Is * largest proprietary hospital : $ystems.Sunbelt a ______ 5on4j4e Memorial I - - 11 . . .. .' '. . . r . ' .N '. ' 0 10 1. . -.... '. 01" .ciI . i changed Clot had been informed by Adventist Health Systems officials that Adventist million archi tects concluded a renovatIon of the facili ty would be 10 - - i - ' . -- .. _Li Above, Hospital Corporation of America will construct this $24 million hospital at U.S. hlighway.17-92 and Mangoustine Avenue in Sanford. The building, specially designed to take maximum ad. vantage of the lake view, is ex pe cted to be completed within IS to 24 mon ths. At right, drums of chemical waste sit side by side almost as far as the eye can see when Sanford city officials on Nov. 12 discovered the Iwo-acre open storage site oil Airport Boulevard and Jewett Lane. The officials, with assistance from state and federal agencies, have been trying since then to force removal and relocation of the drums owned by City Chemicals Co. Inc. of Orlando. Below right, officials of General Foods, Al Catullo (left), promotional development manager for breakfast foods, and Ken Defreñ(rlght), manager 'of orporatecomunications, and greater - --- ,. . C . ' . - , ' / ' I. - :q :3' they atill will formally challenge the HCA brother. . iv ............, her - Mth NAiCY - grand- James (1JIAJ ---- - - - Wednesday, Dec. 31, 1S$-3A will receive fri ends from 7 p m. Thursday, it Or Funeral Home. Burial In Oakiawn Memorial Park. Gr.mkow in charge. rsweeney's Office Supply, .ho died Mni.is ri iuscj Wig Be Med, FRIDAY, JANUARY 2nd Fet of 418 &randew Ave. Snfcr1, - ii 4 ] 90" 4- P!,r Sf Miss Nancy Colon, 10, of 1506 Summerlin Ave., San- children and three great. grandchiLdren. ford, (bed Tuesday. She was Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral born in New York City and Home, Altamonte Springs is . ' . ' .~1 1 . .. '1 .4 ' .. . . . - . . t ' ' . tember, Kelly, who had earlier been 4. Fish Kill millions of ft In the SL Johns River torced to resign from the GOP led because of la& of oxygen during congressional caucus, was defeated In a I -, . . . Olympic gold medalist and movie star ---- extend to those in the state less than five years, Seminole County Property Appraiser Bill Suber said, some tax rates were adjusted upward drastically due to marketvaluechange.About300property owners filed appeals f or reassessment this year compared to about 50 lad year, but Suber said the number is not out of line with the number ol Appeals norinally received when a large number of reassessments are made. -DIANE . ' man Republican primary in early Sep. have llvedin the state five years or more. The exemption will be increased m $5,000 to $15,000 ths year, to $,000 next year and $25,000 the followIng year. The exemption is being ch all enged by a l)aytonaBeach attorney who clalznsltls unconstitutional because It does not % L. .;- W114 a PETRYK .., After the company was forced Into Buster Crabbe, Golden Age Games bankruptcy, control of the company was national honorary chairman. More taken Ircami President-founder Eugene 10. Spring Hammock bid for the Lake Mary Men Held In Assault . - as Mangoustin. Avenue lacing Lake JWy and can kill the algea, depleting all of the oxygen from the water and suffocating requested that the event stop using the Its case for $5 million in government- land tracts will be purchased before the $30 mi llion remaining In Us sta te's lMId name "Olympics" and the Palm Beach guaranteed bonds the company County Senior Olympics, which had requested under the Federal Railway fund Is spent, Department of Natural fish, mid Jim Hulbert, investigatm for inaccuately announced that it was Assistance Act. -CHARrrY CICARDO Resources Director Eltm Gissendamer A cloudy day or a drop in temperature said another $20 million may be received replacing the Sanford event. - JANE the Orlando office of DER. for Land acquisition In July. 7. Casselberry Track Out of concern for the river, Douglas CAELBERRY The next move in the city of Sanford's Ranked seventh, Spring Hammock Strenstrcan, chairman of the Greater ba ttle to force removal of 3,,O drums of The renovated and Improved Seminole in a very good position, he said. 6. Auto-Train will offer facilities for surgery, cheimilcal waste front a site within the Sanford Chamber of Commerce CornGreyhound Park, off Seminola neicre a public hearing on land :. rology, physical therapy, respiratory city will be up to the new city attorney. mn1tt, urged the chamber 10 do After a hairy seven mon ths of court Boulevard, two miles east of U. S. High- acquldion in Sanford In October, Swing neng to save Its d y ing St. Johns. t) therapy al)d emergency and outpatient That's the assessment -given the battles and law suits, Auto-Train Corp., way 17-fl In Casselberry, is to begin Its Hammock was priority No. 15 among 2 The ch amber formed the St Johns services, situati on by May or Lee P. Moore. 600 Persimmon Ave., Sanford, is slowly racing season in May. proposed priority projects. Jim Teur, named hospital adCity officials on Nov. 12 found Us Task Force, which decided alter a gettng back on its feet again . The PariMutuel Wagering ConiBut dozens of Seminole County ugistraice' by RCA and currently ser- drwnsol waste clemicalsstored in atwo- len gthy study that the key to solving the Auto-Train currently operates one mission has granted racing dates to the residents, civic leaders amy government 1 acre field off Airport Boulevard and prot)lem Is acquisition of marshland 10 Seminole Memorial, In that post at route carrying autos and people from former harness raceway which is being representatives packed the Seminole said the facility should be completed Jewett L Lane. Since that time City store water. The storage would act to , to Sanford, converted to permit greyhound racing. county cvirthouae for Us hearing and wIthin 11 to 24 months. -DIANE Manager Warren Knowles and other city pui'Ify the runoff Into the river and would Troubles for the company began in The estimate of improvement coats is in told two state Department of Natural PTYK officers have been working with the US. also assure a constant flow to the June 1978 when the company began to excess ci $4 rnllliczi. 4. Resources representatives Including Environmental Protection Agency y waterway. experience severe competition from the and GIssendii er, why the state should Principals in Seminole Park Plane are now being Implemented to the slate Department of Environmental its airline industry as a consequence 2. RIchard Kell Inc . -Paul Dervaes and preserve the area. Reg ul ation to force remnoval. deregulation. . ------ -. . ..la4 oh. h...4... Gisseniclunrur .nicw into mu uemeu-acquiren the -'--' " ' '"e e' o onami '1,00 The state fire marshal's office has These troubles continued through The 1* year brought the Abscam . him a eater apprecia gr tion of Spring former Seminole Downs more than a timated at $75 mi es ll i on , Another deemed the waste chemicals, stored at Mardi 1979 unti l Auto-Train reversed t he Hammock and how vital it Is to Seminole ;: Investigation wi th It and the appa re nt year ago. the Sanford 3te by City Chemical Co., million would beneCelum7 for structures trendbypridng itself competitively with nIss t po li ticalcareerofFlorida's of he :110 be Witt. 55 dams to Its airlines while the airlines felt Us Believing the facility could not survive 5th District U.S. Rep. Richard Kelly, H. Inc. of Forsythe Road, Orlando, area lire According to county planners, the area left Is finding the hazard and dangerous. p piy, - p Impact of fuel shortages and escalating with harness racing, the principals provides a sanctizary for animals, The city, the federal and the state money to fund the project. coets sought a nd rece ived state legislation preserves The three-term congressman was one many unique varieties of trees CICARDO of seven congressmen and s se nator agencies have been successful In gaining But a new set of difficulties set in. In permitting the conversion, despite strong and struts and Is of ardiaeok1caI and Jm.ine, the company w as for ced to halt objections raised by the city of hlstorlcalsignlficanaasweuasfilthga -. and the ions Republican Implicated by court orders demanding that City Games In its stock while arrangements Casselberry and many of Its citizens. the FBI sting opera tion. Kelly is accused Chemi ca l fence in the site, remove S. crucial role in the air and water quality in ex- lea ki ng drums From the site amid Sanforil's Math annual sparta festival were made to se ttle a lawsui t brought by I ncluded In the legislation permitting of its alm"Wisig metropolitan area. of conspiracy to take szo, dung. for a promise to introduce private segregate flammable chemicals. The for senIors 50 years and older held Nov. Continental Illinois Leasing Co. and Its the Casselberry conversion and the ' m area Is expected to cod about $1.3 Imnulçation lesjila tion for fldtlous Arab company has compiled with these orderL 1045 gained a new name and a new affiliate, the Continental I llinois Bank conversion In Sou th Florida of a dog. m1ffi The city has been unsuccessful in its national sponsor this year. Formerly and Trust Co., on grounds Auto-Train - raising track to a jai-alai operation Is a r: sheiks. Coy, Bob Graham and lii c}t will 'On. Monday Kelly is to begin his major objective of gaining a court order knownu the GoldenAO1ymplcithe was behind in lease payments on provision pre-empting cities from en- make the final purchase declsioni defuse In a trial In a Washington federal demanding that the firm remove the name was changed to the "Post Fun 'n' locomotives, forcing building and other city codes on Spring Hammock's fate depends on how coert on the charge.' He has said that he chemicals immediately. Circuit Judge FItness Golden Age Games" under the Then Auto-Train employees protested such facilities in capital improvement well negotiations proceed for purchase ci áccipted $,00O from FBI undercover Kenneth Leffler Monday ruled that thenn uiJsJp of General Foods' Post thiy were having dificulty getting pay programs. the higher priority tracts. sgentisspertol his own investigation ol firm may continue stating barrels of ce'ais, ITs Greater Sanford Chamber diecks cashed locally. Their Checks from : However, Dervaes in a letter to the If an agreement ces't be rescind on of Commerce Golden Age Games June 15 and July 1 bounced. "shady characters." They FBI says the waste material at the site. city earlier this month pledged any one tract because owners aia'm,and Alter the decision. the chemical firm Committee co-sponsors the event. g. $25,000 was only a down payment. Auto-Train had to declare bankruptcy cooperation with the city in building and more money than the state can pay by a The event gained more national after loans from British Bank Corp., renovation program at the converted legal formula, the state must forego (Is ., News of the Abscam operation and the announced its intentions to stare Us congressmen Implicated was leaked to drums at a new location out of the city.- prominence with promotion by General which turned out to be a U.S. company, track. pud and go on to the next priority. Food, and appearances by former did not come through. "iUs press In early February. In a three- DONNA FSIES The Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club in DIANE PE'rRYx roons will haw a view of the lake. 1'4 millkxihospital will include the most lç-to.date medical equi pment and y (laughter. Mrs. Betty him Sanford; 12 granik-hihlreti 21 great-grandchildren; a sister. t.,,... Two men were arrested Tuesda y and charged wi th aggravated assault on a gas station attendant, Seminole morning in Everett, Mass. lie moved to Casselberry from i" Brookl i ne. Mass, 1 c'fmnmnerclal gardener County Sheriff's deputies say. Jonathan Perllerin, 25, and Charles Stinson, 24, both of iid an Episcopalian. lie W85 a lot-titer member o f ihC Palmetto Set in Lake Mary, were wrested Tuesday after- - Albefto Guvelia* said they pulled a gun on him at .Sunoco Station, U. S. Highway 17.92 and State Road 434. Guvelia, an attendant at the sta tion, said two liten punqied gas into their vehicle and when he asked for the money, one of the men pull ed a gun and threatened him saying "we shot an today at MI Souls Cemetery. Brisson Funeral Home-PA was in cha rge of arrangement.s. MISSE ('Anol.STONE Miss Elizabeth Carol Stone, Freeman, . S. Sanford,wheresheoperateda ird Ilichard Walters, Wint er l'ark; one sister Mrs 'orhester, N.Y.; three I sandchildren and one great- ,111(1 ,,, inember of All &aitit.i 74, of 416 Grandview Ave., a longtime Sanford resident, died Monday in St. Peter. sburg. She was a native of Spr ingfield, Ill. and came to Sa nford from there in 1916 She was a sc hool teacher and taught in public and private schools in north Florida and fiotti Rochester in 1952. She aas a housewife. include a Survivors 'laughter, Mrs. Delores I oveless, Garland. Texas; on, Alfred Emmerich, Winter Park; two brothers, Robert Walters, ('huluota, Catherine HIf4iklItI Masonic I.cwlgt' i'f Funeral services were held Mrs. Eleanor Dewick, 74, of 311 E. Fifth St., Cbuluot.a, died Monday. Horn In Rochester, N.Y., she moved to Chuluota Casselberry, two Litton. Sanford. - Lotus (lieu S uiida Lake ago. He was retired from the U.S. government and ' vm 8 Methodist. silts. Kl.F:ANOIt UFWICK if Sanford; Tony and Christopher, both of Sanford; two sisters, Miss Milagros Colon , Sa nford and Mrs. Elpa Ihol)urIl Russell, Fern Park. Italdain.F'airehild Funeral Ionic, Altamonte Springs, is charge of arrangements. Hti,nton [teach: and one D,,•h I4%I Colon of brothers, lie is survived by a br other, sburg, Alaska; 8t(I Jimmy. T; ........ Ohio, he moved to Fern Park from Boca Baton three school for mutiny years. She was a member of nursery - 0!y Sia Cross Epi scopal Church, ident and member of the Episcopal Episcopal ('tturch ftiklinc. ritnukislil Churchwomen St. Mary's and the Siutheastcrn FI'r IYt Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Chapter, a member of the sot1atlI4I _______________ Ilinse, Gold enrod. lie is urvi veil by t%(( harge of arrangements.HUNT MUNUMkATCO. attendant in Daytona, you can be next." stt'psomis. Bet. ('ol ('an JmIN(, SPF.NCE HWY. If-el-PERN PARK ~ said he ran into the. station and the m en left in their liuechnier Jr Winter Park, Guvelia Jihut ;ranviue Spence, 72, Ph. 311111-6968 Col Willi;iiii car, traveling eastbound'on State Road 434. antI l.t 1 140 Pinesong Drive, Deputies say the Daytona Beach Police Department said a ltuec'hnt'r, .-\Ii'xan'iria, t'asselberry, (bed Tuesday in __________________ station attendant died In the city after he was shot and stabbed brother, Boy Smtiith, hItull, Fall River, Mass. He moved two weeks ago. fur stcp.:i;it'hhil. ti Mass.; from ('asselberry ...----------------(lien amil tour ire:it r:n'I A car uescrweo as a aar gr een rora iamaxy wmun iexas - license was used in both cases, deputies say. ihildrrmi . MAN CHARGED WITh ARMED ROBBERY Bak1in-lairct;tlil Funeral Cliff Ord Williams, 29, of 333 Crtal Ave., Oviedo, was lionit' A1t81111'IIt(' t in iharge arrested Tuesday and charged with armed robbery, sheriff's of arrangements. . depu ties say. YtIRS. .%NTONI1 IRKIS . ., Williams was charged with robbing Charles Heald, 8 Mrs. Aiitom:, M. hIat'fs, 81, . ':inverneu Place, Cambridge. Ontario, of cash, a watch and a of 551 E. S"imtotnn Boulevard, • - jacket, totali ng M. Heald sa id the man had a knife. Fern Park, illed Sunday. Born The Incident occurred in the 1500 block of South Grant St.. In Montreal. ('anada, slit' lngwood, deputies say. moved I' Fern Park from _______________________________________________________ Deltomia itt I9 Slit' was a housewife, ;t Baptist and member of Orlando Naval ' Training Center Officers . ('luib. AREA READINGS 19 a.m,: temperature: 49; overnight low: 43; Tuesday's high: 70; barometric pressure: 30.07, ,1IIIlI III III IIIIIIIIlIIIII;IIIlI III III1I relative humidity: 74 percent; windsi Northwest at 13 imiph. cJ)resc,ibed THURSDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: highs, 4:19 a.m., ('ANAVEIIAI.: 4:37 p. m.; lows, 10:33 a.m., 10:30 p.m.; PORT hi ghs, 4:11 a.m., 4:29 p.m.; lows, 10:24 a.m. 10:21 pami., 1'e(IirJg BAYPORT: highs 11.02 am., 9:50 p.m.; lows, 4:29 am, 4:14 nomination of after the removal effort failed.-DONNA Tb. facility will be built on U.S. 111gb- F.STI..S way l7. (Seminole Boulevard) and . (;r;uiikow Ftiner.il Ili-me IS in charge of arraittcittenLc C. KIN1)ItI(K 5II III C. Keratrick 5110111, ,if of III, Spring Hammock's chances for preservation increased in 1 Richard, all of Sanford; Ike, Lake Mary, Fred, Peter- -''liii 1111 She is survived by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Antonio months John, Cecil, Marion, and Sanford. Ave., Fern Park, died Tuesday. Born in Kenton, t)rywood brother, Leland C'oington, Valdosta, ness racing as well. a voter-approved increase in the GERALD RUSSELL Gerald F. Russell, 69, of 700 Sanford Police Chief Ben Butler of Lake Mary, she survived by seven other sons. Ness S,iirna, and he Ii(i1i C.AUIAJLiI II IiW (f,' In Argument there. She was a member of the All Souls Catholic Church, . - vacationing. In addition to her son, '... .111 '. August caudrig concern among PQriticipents competed in the event than Garfield and turned over to bankruptcy state's committee on land acquisition , his party to residents of both of VO1UIIa County and ever bef ore and came to Sanford from all trustee Murray Drabkin, who was ap- placed it seventh on a statewide 1:1101110" facility. return to Congress for a fourth term. Sardnole County sides of the river. preservation priority List. over On United States, and as far away pointed by U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Roger The lnsd duly is now not expected Former Seminole County Republican The 1,850-acre wilderness area ii as Puerto Rico and Canada. N. Whelan. The cause of the killings was by to be required, because the hospital will Execu tive Committee Chairman Bill Coverage of the 1979 Golden Age stands now, Drabkin 'ias considered a Ladler between so uth As Auto-Train a t r no he co mponent of nature: hot days not be as large as thoaenormally CT)fl. McCollum later won the seat. filled with sunshine f ollowed by than- Olym pics was featured on the "Real made an agreement with four north Seminole County. It is an CIb Mdundtobeofregionaltmpact A native I"loridlan, Kelly, 55, had been derstorms, sa People" television show twice during the Washi ng ton investors who agreed to lend vironmentally significant area en- id date blologids. Smi th, According to Gresham a federal prosecutor and a circuit Judge dangered by the encroachments of year and the Mike Douglas Show. This the company $400,000. Envirorunental of Dep artment architectural firm planning the new prior to running For Congress In 1974. A development. ars mes were featured on all the ga The money is a drop in the bucket in hospital, It will be a three-story br ick move in the Florida Senate to Impeach Regulation Pollution Control Specialist ye If purchased by the state, Spring I major networ ks as well as local news covering operating costs of the comimpany, Soklaki explained the rainy weather ladlity with two patient floors consisting the often ticcentric Kelly as a IlalWflOCk would be preserved as a park. which faces a $10 million debt to circuit caused nutrients from fertilized land and media, of IIX beds. 'There will be 138 private juilge,earlyln his political career,Ialleci. Although state officials predict It l. Sour notes in a sweet year came from creditors . wasi Into the river, roons, 72 aanl-prtvate rooms and 16 I le won averal more terms on the bench se ptic unlikely more than the top four or five the U.S. Olympi cs Committee, which ove But the loan will help Auto-Train pr ca usi ng an al gae bloom. I4MV cere isda project, demanding the beds for JacF.Sonvlue; Carolina, where he to workers killed by government troops during bloody food riots 10 years ago, but got Into a heated discussion wi th laborers pushing for more ref orms. Private farmers said the Supreme Court's postponement Tuesday of a decision on whether to reverse a lower court rejection and register them as an independent union was 'alrpost a victory," although no date for the next session was set. ' Property taxes were especially confusi ng this year because of the effects of the Truth-In-Millage (TRIM) bill and an order from the governor directing property appraisers to assess all property at 100 percent of value. Further complicati ng the situation was 4' r' Dec. 2 voted by more than 2-1 in a straw ball otagalnstthisparticul.artrackorany horse track being located In the city. Robinson said several weeks ago that the fad li typ robahiywmnstbe built In Lake i .,_ ._ Doftona, as does Seminole Memorial. At lead two hospital grous have said ' 9, Tax Bills perm1*on to butldahottalInDeItona, wId* would compete with the Sanford facIlity for patients. HCA officials acknowledged the new hospital would draw about one third of its patients from 4 . '''" sign the agreement for co-sponsorship of the Golden Age Games. Below left, during his unsuccessful caiipaign for re-election, U.S. Rep. Richa rd Kelly, R-New Port Richey, stone-walls questions concerning the Abscam investigation, lie has said he accepted $25,000 from FBI undercover agents as pa rt of his own investigation into --shady characters." At left, millions of fish in the St. Johns River died from a combination of hot weather followed by thunderstorms. L I.And AM Water Management. , ------.,,. UI S Ip1IIU&L, mother's death in North WARSAW, Poland (UPI)- Polish Cornmunisj Party leader Kanla placed flowers at monuments Lake Mar voters In a straw ballot on ' -4 iltlm,tplv he •m2M,.4 In n.rTnht Mary. - DONNA FSM Start by Bweau of - ;.. ... LAIIII husband and children. trepreneur and lxilhler, announced early this year that the plane for the quarter. horse track whi ch he said would Rap, Bobby Brantley, And.tn early October, RCA faced the prospect of having to complete a regional Impact duly at the request of the State 'i._ .... iPV V.d. h Marc Robinson, a Longwood en. Sanford Chamber of Commerce Executive Manager Jack Horner - loformatlon he dkki't have was that the geospsaidtheywoulddothatordyif the comity would allow them to build a satellite hospital elsewhere." AIW HCA and county officials appestat, Clarke reconsidered and granted flumE upivbol for the project. But ; hat earlier faced two other obstacles. t The hospital plan wu opposed from the Polish Leader was to build the racing facility has failed to meet loan and mortgage paymen ts (5 th e property. 'rue property was be site of the race track. The property isa 100.aae tract at Lake Emma Road and Interstate 4. The forciosureaction Isa latest ina series of events Indi cating track facility, proposed as Seminole Count y's fourth parl-mutuel wagering facility, may never be built. ... "AU Il (UfU) anew was mat one said they could renovate Us Isepital for $ million," explained ••date of Ga. on nov. 16, 1898, she moved to Sanford in 1939 from necessary "in order to restore some of the balance that has been kt" to the Soviet Union, which has a strong foothold In Ethiopia, South Yemen and Mozambique. against MIdtste Development Corp. cirilng Uw[tnood-baiedtinnwhich - ______ _______ - health Plaiming and Development Gary rwaUon of site a ffsctivs alternative. He later antiquities on his way to Somalia. filed in the CIrVUIt Cotrt in Sanford ________________ - )1emor1alHiltalwouldbea more cost :: 416 . ': ;;1 .. UI aa - state approval. After months of hearings before the : ______ ______ ______ _________ o _________ of ; sta te 's advisory group, the Health $t.maAgencyo(Eazt Central Florida, : apitiAsi was recommended. But In a surprise clecWon Us-Stats Office of Conmunity 4 • _____ Facilities rejected proposal. A,rn.in "'. "••"".• legislation.-DONNA ESM qrter. 'rt much-touted $17 horse raceway-Sunshine Park-which to have been built In Lake May may have met its final blow. A mortgage foreclosure suit has been -' a -- ___ -q won h d to an : fnr •" military force in the Indian Ocean, flew to the southern Egyptian city of Luxor today for a sightseeing tour of Kissinger told reporters Tuesday an American r nd t he f ormer Hospital Board r,1nin challenging filed con.stltutionalily of the conversion if. ______________ ______ ___ _______ _____ .- er$MIatmon In the world. The corpersticsplalwmout in the flnalround of selection over plane from Adventist Health ,- . was to one of the test'stortes of the year. : - 1. ____ . bolipiltall.1i Sanford won final approval • - Sanford Police Ben Butler, died late Tuesday night at Florida Manor in Orlando. A housewife and a Methodist. one brother. John Folk, Former U.S. Secretary of tier. A. Stone, Survivors inc1u4 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. sburq. will bk held at 11 cm. Friday at the Holy Crosli Epscepat Church with the Rev. Leroy D Soper Jr and the Rev. Family John Thomas off dat r ______________________________________________________ b during more than a year of I t comlit a.eesof stumWb After 0 - ___________ _____________ 1. I 1. New Hospital 0 _______ _ 0 .0 - Kiccna,p Henry J •'•-"•n'. Sta te . 'I mother University of Michigan. She is survived by her Robert Spence address niece, Mrs. Eva Duncan. husband, Glen Haefs of Fern unknown', Edwin Spence, Chicago. l'ark: three daughters, Dr. Littleton, Cob., and Roy Gramkow Funeral Home is Beverly Vogeizang, Ger. Spence, Casselberry; one In charge of many, Mrs. Donna Mae brother, William Spence, Fall .rmiston, Huntington Beach, River, Mass.; and three ------- Calif. and Mrs. Connie Jean grandchildren. Funeral Notices Kelly. Phoenix, Mix.; one Bin Fairchild Funeral - STONE. MISS ELIZABETH i sister. Margaret Mrs. Home, Altamonte Springs, Is CAROL Funeral services for Ball entine, Tacoma, Wash.; in charge of arrangements. 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I I .. . 6A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft Wednesday, Dec.3i,tso . Chan I I ging °. A The Seaso . I 41 , , I . . . HBowI . Stages Set To Decide' Jational champ S. - ~Jiwi, .. By UMkd Press litiruatiosal In lutJanuity'i Oinge BOW L Oklahoma taught Florida lesson. Iltey may hove taught them too well. lot them tfre 0 yards to score. We let down," said Staa'sstarcorueit.ck Bobby Butler. "It was the first e sea that it Florid. State." eriod touchdown delve Iced a 24-7 victory over sfeatsd florid. State. ankid Soo.Wrs may have a shot at the national l champlomhip INS year and are favored to beat Florida State In Thursday night's Orange Bowl E -~-. rematch, but the SemInoles have had that memory goading them On season, eight graduating seniors on the Florida State deferisive squad and they don't need the national title Incentive If toprankedGeorglaloeauto Notre Dome in the Sugar Bowl to go, 9ut.sga1nst the Souneri. ,.ot.amhuscored against the Seminoles In the - - - F - I final period. And they rank No. tin the nation against scoring and second in overall defense, Oklahoma hopes to upend Florida State by running, something It did well all season, and holding on to the ball, something with which ithal lcs success. The Sooners grouod attack this season averaged 360.1 yards rushing per game but was plagued by Fumbles, losing 21 of 36 In the first Ike gaines. In Oklah oma's two losses, fumbles were a key factor. The Orange Bowl figures to have the greatest impact, alter the Sugar Bowl, on (lie national title. FSU upeet Nebraska and Pitt en route to a 10.1 record and Oklahoma emerged from the tough Big Eight with a 9-2 mark. No.7 Baylor, also 1(11, woull have a longshot chance with a decisite victory over alwa)s respected No. 6 Alabama in Dallas while No. S Michigan, despite. Iii high ranking, Is unlikely to gain eunsldèration regardless of what the Big 10 champs do in Pasadena. A Notre Dame triumph would not only cheer up the Irish, who suffered a hwnlliating 20-3 loss to Southern.California in their season Finale, but would also make the overall picture more interesting, opening UM way for Florida State or third. ranked Pittsburgh or Oklahoma or Pitt staked its cl aim Monday night with a 37-9 drubbing of South Carolina in the Gator Bowl aid only circumstances hend the Panthers' control will disclose w he ther their plot Is lull of gold or sand. In o th er games, N orth Caroli na, 10.1, meets Texas, 7.4, In houst on 's Bluebonnet Bowl tonight and Virginia Tech faces Miami of Florida In the Peach Bowl at Atlanta Friday, For the moment, however, Georgia coach Vince Dooley and Irish coach Dan Devine are both more concerned with conning the other teammi and psyching up their own than the title itself. Devine is taking every advantage possible, Including the element of uncertainty by refusing to reveal whether freshman Itlair Kiel or senior Mike Courey will start at quarterback. Both Kid and ('ourey have weaknesses but the Irish defense hasn 't displayed ninny, limiting opponent., to only 10.1 points Cady Hawk Organizers Fly High With '80 Tournament . _______ Sam Cook SpurtiWrlltt 1110 arüat1on-w1as, there to no tournament Its equal, _______ ____________________ I Ocak's Kingdom of sun is ld;s four who along with her husband El spearheaded the setup. loam ' to though, Iii glamour boys' tournament. It brings years ago. "Rut we're wor king on a tight budget." from around the comtry, not just the state, Which means two things. BURGER KING and vnlimn!eer Lady Hawk cac.ntratas on Five Star and Metro help. Both are abundant at lake Howell, wlmklm has one of the schools. TltusvIIls Astronaut to the west coast finest booster cluts In the area. lt was four years ago tluitFi Frank approached Burger King livs. 1*n I .portawriter iliadi a tournament he wants In. magnate Manny Garcia, a Frank flei,hbor,alUt the prOP0Sal. tatite, There Is non. better than the Lady Hawk at giving Garcia responded favorably, as did the Howell boosters and this. • _ ,, administration thus the tournament was Isirn. rcVkn put together by Dibble Dempsey, Is an You might want to know, do these Franks' just go around j of ilICITflaUofl te past tournament whiners and Initiating tournaments? Of course not. Their reason was And It Is done simply and Inupenslveiy, universal. Their daughter, Cindy, was a stellar lauikm'tball bIle the Rotary Bowl spends bsaucoup, money an team player at Lake Howell. area sal fills the rest with advertising, the Lady Hawk "We didn't feel that girls' sports was getting a Fair break," .the tan and sportswriter what is needed, said Joyce. "This first thirst every booster club meeting ever ON, cover, Peg. two, Introduction. Page three, talks about Is football. "We wanted kind of a showcase for the senior girls too. nemsut brackets. Pages (our through eight team rosters: through eight Is simple, but concise. The girl's number Something to help with them acquiring scholarships. lime liys land dark wiforms), name, height and grade In that levi always had it," pointed out Prank. Getting back to the prograhim, however, pages nine through 12 r. Ms. Dempsey mad have had a good spelling teacher, are the real selling point (they're free) for the trivia fanatic, On page nine the spectator gets an imnuaMliate briefing of the you have coaches, principals, athletic directors, , niduemee.. All this is very easily attainable, but first, second, third and fourth place winners of Pt years. ri3ow and Team and Individual records are also given on In'ist points, many times do you ea it and sea It correctly. most fleW goals, free throw,, fouls and even fewest fouls.: )h,we'dt3katolg!.ImcturetnolaidJceFrani, -- _ -• . I • for last year of every game. Page 11 has a breakdown of every team that's competed In tls. tournament. The number of field goals, free throws, total ptints,ofIenslveaverpgeanddefenilveayeareInclu4ed rage Irummi 1979. Finally on page I), you have the top 14 leading scoreres from last )ear's tournament. The last page should proba bly be the first, but modesty, no doubt, prevents this pat on the back. On page 12 It lists all the tournament. staff. Ithy Smimith Is the director, while his wife Eunice handles the hospitality, which co nsists of humburgers (Burger King, of course ) wium all the trlmmlngs.Ormnge, Ice tea and coffee are also available. Christmas cookies complete the menu Sports Illustrated and The Sporting Nei are reading supplements. Sonya Jones heads the concessions with a strong assist from Iteitha Smith. Ber tha's husband Jeff pitches In at the door .,,long with Garth and Dot Meyers. Along the way basketball mothers and junior varsity basketball players lend their assistance. The Karlbe'ga Joe and Pat - can usually be found somewhere. Most of these people have one thing In common. Their sons or daughters no longer go to Lake Howell. Which is probably the reason the tournament Is well run. The people are there because they care. Joyce Frank worries a lot about whether she will forget to thank someone. She need not be bothered. I'll do it for her. Th a nk you all you Lady Hawk people! You've made it an enjoyable event. You've reached your goal as one of the best tournaments In the tate. f5flL1 I ? . , e, 1, S : ampson, Cavaliers • BY United Press hiteri*tlisal The favorite to Cl Hanlaonbw'g, Vs., Tuesday night. But for Ralph ,V%rginla's74oc*-4 center, It was not # ;y a trtumnpliard )em.comIng. 11otmdedbya swarming defens.,befudcfled he foul lime, Sampson as well as the Cavalier team-was Just happy to get of Harrtaonburg in teS piece. ?ipi1h4wked Virginia came sway with a Jinie. Mediate and afoulsbotbyJsftLamnpandajumper dedMte OViI' %ISk Raker In the final two minutes to win gt l. Lamp led Virginia, 74, with 17 points and Raker added 12. Sampson had II points and 14 rebounds. The Dukes were paced by l)avltl Dupont and Steve Blackmon with tO points each. "We're a good basketball team and one of these days somebody is going to realize it," said James Madison Coach Lou CaiiipncllI. Elsew here, No.1 DePaul downed 5mm l)kgo State 85.69 in the Cabrillo (lassk; No. 3 Kentucky sunk Ma ine 100.54; No. 6 North Carolina lost to Minnesota 76.60 in the Los Angeles Holiday Classic; No. 8 Wake Forest defeated Davidson 83.70; No. 9 Maryland pounded Marshall 114.se in the Maryland Invitational; No. 11 LouIsiana Staterouted St. Francls(Pa.)91.65; No. l2TexnsA&M lost to Eastern Montana 39-36 In overtime Ili the KOA Classic; No. 13 Michigan dumped Detroi t 8511; No. 14 Indian a lost to Pan American &M In the Rainbow ('lassi"i No. IS Iowa stopped Northern Iowa 85-52; No. 17 South Alabama rammed F'ordhani 79-411 ill time Senior Bowl Tournament. - g1nla, one of the nation's most powerful neamly Let James Madison Its poor take cotn front a few counties over contz,ol. The Dikes broke to W lead and tee-ahead 5350 with Under three minutes to - - - . b.'But tamp's foul shot and Raker's 1$.tooter ' I with I:N left pushed the Civil over the top. Samnpson, In a frustnting night, mimed two fouls shots with sevat seconds to play. S. 1. " ..id. 'Re I.. 1'* 6 , ,~., - . - • . • • •- . - 1 • I 111` : Albert King scored 20 points and was named MVP For the third year in a row. At Baton Rouge, L.A., Willie Sims came off the bench for 19 points and Howard Carter had 18 as ISV raised its record to 9.1. At Blllini, Mont., Texas A&M lost for the second straight night w hen Calvin Weinberg of Division II Eastern Montana made a critical steal with five seconds left In over. time in a slowdown game. At Dersoit, Mike McGee's 21 points powered unbeaten Michigan to its eighth victory. Joe Kopicki had $ points and 18 rebounds For Detroit At Honolulu, Kenneth Green scored 21 points and Curtis Glasper had 20 as Pan American sent Indiana to its second loss in two nights. The Hoosiers are 7-5. At Iowa City, Iowa, Vince Brookins tossed In 15 points and Kenny Arnold added 12 as the Ilawkeyes timbered up after a 10-day layoff. At Mobile, Ala., South Alabama won the Senior Bowl with Ed Rains scoring 22 points and itory White All. consecutive road loss. Cartwrgtmt's two free throws with 15 seconds left won time gaimme.JimnSpiiusrkel,who ltd i)ahhts with missed a three-pointer at time buzzer. Hawks IS, Pistons fl John Drew scored IS points to lead Ike llawk'm players in double figures. 'llie Hawks led by 21 lX'ItItS with 5.13 retimalning, but Detroit outscored the liawlcs 20-6 in imn.e liii' scott. dose. Phil hiubbat d Intl 29 for Detroit. ' . 401110*1~&74400ow ~ ~ 'v5d_ , Bucks 11$ Bullets SI Marques Johnson scored :12 points, 30 In the first three quarters, to lead the fastbrcaking Bucks' attack. Eh in hl>'s led the Bullets with 73 iwmt.s but was titnehel in the fmnl period. hawks 121. Nets 110 Reggle liseus scored 13o1 his 20 points in the second lush to pace eight Chicago players Iii double figures to lead time lItmus to their sixth straight triumph. 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Mi Mill i wriqat Ican$Iey 3.20 a t 0 (1-1) 1$lJSg P (14) 711.Ng T PTA ,7'ifll% 2V.. 7 '.141S - - Sept.6: Chris Evert LJoyd but HwA MarAlikovs for her fifth US. Open women's single. tends crown. Sept. 7: John McExroe defeated Bjorn Borg to win Is second consecutive U.S. Open men's singles tennis title. Sept. ThThe New arkCosnos but the Fort Lauderdale Strihers, 34, r Aut&im.ii S0CC5T League. Se$.21:Theyacht Freedom defeated the Atetralia, four to one, to complete the 24th successful U.S. defense of the M'4ca's f's.'. VJ Sept. 27: Marvin Hagier won dv undisputed world middleweight boxing title on a ttdrd-eoatd 1'tCO against 01 1111 115171414 IPT Jrd 14 5.' DR.EK75-14 s7on 4I'd) P1 1%'7i814 P2.!1.17:.kii P5Yi/7IIi Who Am I? Aug. 3: Ex-outfielders Al Kaline Cl Detroit amid Duke Sflid5r Cl the Brooklyn Dodgers were Inducted Into baseball's Hall of Fame. Inducted posthumously were Phillies slugger (buck Klein and es-Boston owner Tom Ysekey. Aug. 10: Jack Nicklaus shot a total Cl 214 to win ft Professional Golfers' Association tournament It was his 19th major title. Aug. 24: The North American Soccer Leagueeidedlta regular aeason with New York, Dallas,Sattle,Tampa Bay, QdbagoandEdenonthnu di vlsicmwlmners. 30 Taiwan beat aTampsMs., team, 4.1, to win Its eighith U11111111 l"9111111 bdiftball U1111 In 10 years. it Race -'iC: 35.20 STn,Ia 3.10 3 Stony icoIl 4.00 2.40 2.10 iLiveOn. 0(3-I) (141) 120.11 _a _a Zmd Sacs- $i Di *45 S O.k 3Ooff $$t 100740320 0(54) 9.0; Is (1-I) 273i T ti-I. SManitisTsA 1.00740 I) 13740 4*Race-1.U.Di31.54 1`175175R14 Pi'.Si1.%R14 PM/781114 - ri.s:iim. AUGUST Aug. 2: Thomas "Hit Man" Hearns captured the WA welterweight t1t3j stopping champion Jon "Ilplm" 430 3.10 111-6,21 11110.1110 -, ROBERTO DURAN (left) brawled to a 15-round decision on June 20 to capture the WBC welterweight boxing title from Sugar Ray Leonard. But Leonard regained the crown on Nov. 25 when Dunn quit in Round 8. 310 14 .4S) P (4-1) 1.71g *5., . &20 3,60 1.10 ii000 fl..r,W,4,,d71I kl.i1,.4 of sh .4th. ..b4.d Ib IS, , Sis*udi.s. hi. %ss 5% b.,w, I.' .uIs Ih..s ......m tim d L L 7tsiaCe-5)4C32.e7 on moo 5 O"lle Scott '\ is rem at 31 %1RL.iJ%#r'u%IJ Dog Racing 01, 1pla- 8%tolO% V is 11 gas ssvlags! V ___ to two. 1AFEMI ModevssV-' P.aietrlc V ___ Jete 4: Girdle Rowe of the Hartford Whalers retired at 52 . - , s.sii "Soft $*11J75 , 5' i;,' J-j, : it - - Cli ltd E T I / • ;:I'. "T . . ',- ;'- : -'-a; - .. m flatTag., wixi .i Ituft PflILI tSweeneys Office Su ppIy, . .y M "Y 4.11, 1 I. - ti l - ffi'lFOI)-ORLP11DO iv'.QUB Wil & CbAAJ ShednIck Knight paced First Federal with 20 points, all from the floor, anti Tim McKlmmey added 14. Clay Walton scored eight for the winners. Sammy 11111 scored 19 and Shea Whighmani eight for tie losers. The first halt of the season doses this Saturday with two games at time Salvation Army, 700 W. 24th St. Flagship Bank playcs First Federal at9a.ü. and Atlantic tackles Sanford Electric at 10 a.m. - - - - - - . May 17' Codex, ridden by Angel Cordero Jr. w the PreJness Stakes despite a foul claim by Jacinto Vasquez on Genuine Risk. May 33: To avert astrike, major-league baseball agreed to new four.v.r M.v n.g4 fnsi'padna Minimum annual by 1*. (A decision on edith. hi teanis for losing free agents was ot off wdfl 1901.) May 14- The New York Islanders beat PWJaclIphis 54., Inoverthbwth their ftntstamdey Cup trneby four games to Bank with 14 poInts, horace Knight scored 29 for Flagship Bank. First Federal and Sanford Electric were tied at 16-16 after two period., of play, but First Federal out-ecored Its opponent 16-8 In time third period, building a lead that Sanford Electric cuuidn't overcome. - J--.- _ 1 3Wipsd Slick - July 11-Aug. 3: Despite a U.Sed boycott by 56 nations, about 0,009 athletes train 11 countries competed In Moscow at the XXII Summer Olympics. Russia led with a record 197 medals, followed by East Germany with 150 and Bulgaria with 40. Soviet gymnast Alexandr Dltyatin won eight medals, a modern Olympic record. July 20: Tom Watson won the 109th British Open golf tournament with a total of 271. Moscow. 7% boycott was urged by the Carter ad. ministration ass means of protesting the Soviet Invasion of Afghanistan. A___ pr Il 13: Severlano Ballesteros scored a 13-wider-par VS to heroine the youngest golfer ever to win tie masters tournament. April if: Arthur Aibe, the first black to win a major men's ternis title, retired alter an unsuccessful effort to come back from 1979 heart surgery. April 21: BIll Rodgers won his third straight Boston Maathonln2:12.11. (Jacqueline Garreau was declared the women's champ on April 50 after the victory claim Cl End. Ruiz was ruled lnvalid.) Arl135:Rwuier Billy ShusClOklahoma was selectedby Detroit e. the No.1 pick at the NFL's annual college football dealt. MAY May 3: Genuine Risk, ridden by Jacinto Vasquez, became the second filly eves- to win t.ie Kentucky Derby. May IS: Lad by Magic Jcfraon's 42 points, tm Angel but Pbaei dhia,123.1W,tO win the NBAchanpionshipby fow dra - 4, . • - Atlantic Bank Notches 5th Straight Rec Victor, Atlantic Rank breuzed to its fifth will without a loss Tuesday night and clinched the first half championship In the Sanford Junior Boys Basketball Lcaguc With Karry Hunter scoring half the points for the winners, Atlantic Bank defeated Flagship [lank 52-36. In Tuesday night's other game, First Federal upset defending champ Sanford Electric 48-36. Hunter was held scoreless in the first period and his team led only 8-4 at the end of the period. Flagship Bank tied the score at 10-10, but Atlantic Bank Umen reeled ott 16 unanswered poi nts as Hunter finished with 12 poi nts in the second period. Alter Falling behind by as mituch as 23 points, Flagship Bank put the deficit to 12 points early in the fourth period, but that was dose ss they could get. Albert Armstrong was also in double figures for Atlantic I For the second time this season Lake howell's Bruce Brightman has been tabbed Burger King's Seminole County Prep Player of the 'Week, Brightman'5 selection game as the result of his three game-12 assist, 15 steals, 17 rebounds and 61 point scoring effort. Brightman collected the recent Oviedo Outlook Tournament MVP award also for his performance. Spurs lOZ, SuperSonics 100 MamkOlbt.rtimg took a pass fromnJames Silas and hit ajump shot fruits the foul lane with one second Left to power San Aumtmnlo. A three-point attempt at the buzzer by Paul Westphal, who led Seattle with 27 fell short. Rorkeis lot, Ulpperi IN Moses Malone scored 30 points and Rudy Tomjanovlcb had 25 in the first half to help the Rockets snap San Diego's sixgame winning streak. Freeman Williams had 30 for the ('tippers. Jazz ItO, takers 100 Adrian I)antley scored a game-high 34 points, Including 10 in the fourth quarter, and Darrell Griffith aided to pace Utah. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar had 30 for the Lakers. Nuggets 127, Pacers 115 Alex English and Dan Issel scored 23 points each to spark Dtnver. Indiana shot only 37 percent from the field. __ ', inwrtI Iiie ninm.r flIv,n,th. in -- flPJItM Vfltkl In SC(OIKIS left to lilt Golden State. Bernard King scored 32, Short and Jut' Harry Carroll 20 For the Warriors. Reggie King :orttia career-high 22 For Kansas City. 4 - July 4: Evonme Goolagong Cawley defeated Chris Evert Lloyd for the women's singles tennis title at Wimbledon. July 6: Bjorn Borg beat Jolts McEnroe for his fifth straight Wimbledon men's singles tennis title. Italy 1: In baseball's 51st Alt-Star game, the National League beat the American League, 4-2. It was hte National aagiae's ninth triumph Ins row. July 13: Amy Alcott won the US. Women's Open golf tournament with a total Cl 280. July IS: Steve Ovett ran 1,500 meters in 3:32.1 to tie Sebastian Coe'a year-old worki record. Mardi 31: Mike Weaver won the WBA heavyweight title by knocking out John Tate ththel5th round ofaflghtbt Knoxville, Tern. APRIL April 1: The National Hockey League ended Its 197910 regular season with Pbiladelphia,.Qulcago, Buffalo arid Montreal as division leaders. April 9-. The major-league baseball now opened following a trW strike by players during spring training. AprIl 12: The US. Olympic Committee's House Cl - S.-.. Narrow Escape At San Diego, Clyde Bradshaw scored 20 points, 12 rebnun,Li anti nine assists to help top-ranked i)t'I'aul capture Its 11th ni'n. secutive victory. All Atimerictmn Mark Aguirre -oreti 16 points anti grabtil 11 n'tnunds Fur l)ePaul. At Iesingttn, Ky., Kentucky recovered from its weekend loss to Noire Dame by rImmirlilu; up iLs highest point total of the seasem. Derrick (lord had 21 ;I;itv amvl Stun llowie 14 rebounds. At 1.os Angeles, Mark Hall scored 21 points anti Minnesota's powerful front wall shut off North CarolIna. The Tar lkcls werkr'TenI by Sami, Perkins with lB points. At Charlotte, NC., Frank Johnson scored 24 poInts and Wake Fotest went to a stall with less than six minutes to go to take I)avktsun. 'We changed iK' tempo." said Wake Forest Coach Carl Ttuy of the freeze. ,,it was a tltmiely tmve and one tint wits net'ds'tI umth their out.'thie shots." At College Park, Md., time Terps won their o mi tow nmaimt'ntfor time nInth Iiiiw In Itt ',ears. • • I - ' • . t'., Sugar Bowl, ended Its best regular season in bea ting Georgia Tech. DIBER Dec. 1: Hummer George Rogers Cl South Carolina was awarded the 1950 Helsman Trophy by New Yorkntown Athletic Club as college football's top Dec. 15: Outfielder Dave WInfleld became i's most expensive player on a 10-year New York Y repertediy worth up to $25 million. Dec. is: Spectacular Bid, who won all nine ot his dalsu a 4-year-old, was named winner of the 1* Eclipse Award asflorseo( the Year. college football L July 1: Steve Ovett set a world record of 3:48.8 for the mile, treating the record of 3:49 set by Sebastian Came in - i ' Hot Celtics Bomb Phoenix For 1 1th Straight By United Press tateruatlssal aps nothing puts the glow in an NBA pla yer's eyes as as permission to start bombing the ball Into the basket tchthe the bleacheri. f Celtla'ctgchBlllFltdatlgiwedlt would get his team roir{,g agalnat the Phoenix Suns, and he was right. The wi1*d bombers-led by Chris Ford- shot 63 percent In the second ball Tuesday to rally from a 13-point deficit and defeal PhoenIx 11047, it Vhs the Celtics' 11th consecutive victory. After trailing 62.49 at halftime, Fitch said he knew the Suns would try to make the Celtics but them with outside shots. "We Just said, 'Hey some of you guys have been saying all year you can hit that one so tonight's the idgid. tat's do it," Fitch eald. Boston made 5Cl4 thrMpolnt goals, including a perfect 4fca.4 performance from Ford. The Celtics gradually cut the Phoenix lead to tiree points midway through the third period on Ford's fourth Ursepointer and took the lead for good on two juntpebots by Nate Archibald. Phoenix coach John MacLeod said the Celtics "had a great second halt. Lowry Bird Boston, now 2H, with fl points andArchibald added 15, Including sight in the first P had 25. Robert Pariah seves minutes Cl the third quarter to key the comeback. DemiaJon led Pboamdx with IN points and Walt Davis bad IL Truck RobinsA the 8=1 looft scol a,got only four, 15 below his average as the Sum lost for the first time In eight flames and slipped to 295. TvaU Nmrs iN, Billy Ray Dates made a layup off a NO Ich pass from Kermit wealflngtan with no time MhOWW to lit POCtIWYJ. JuliueErs,tngappssredto Ice the game with two free throws stti left. But pni.t4 bft un&d the ban frorn halkoixt arid Bata grabbed the alleyoop pan and [Upped itin time ran out. Erring lad IN for the SIxàs, while Mychal I Thompson had IN for Portland. Knicks 190 Mawr1eka Bill Cartwilgtd walled ll points, Iztcluding seven ofNew York's lest nine point., to hand the Mavericks' their 17th ----1 Secure • ______ T .. 2 .1 1" ft ,.- ~^ ,_ - . - V. ) t 11111`~, , I - !go.8666611 Ro~nAu2 i;t ., year's All Tournament Team. It also has the games and scores Wednesday, Dec. 31,1908-7* In 1980 World I defea ting Kansas City, 4-1, for a' edge Cl four games to two. NOVEMBER Nov. 18: George Brett Cl Kansas City was named American lngue most valuable player. He bitted .350, tops in besb.fl for 1*. Nov. IN: Sugar Ray Leonard regained the WBC welterweight boxing title when Roberto Duran gave up before the end at Round 1. Nov. 50: Mike Sclunldt of Philadelphia was named the most valuable player in the National League. He led the league with 41 homers and 121 RBI. Nov. 50: Ranked No. 3, Georgia (114), bound for the - Feb. 2; The National BMethsll Association owners ~OtW to 1*-Il seasm Feb. 3: A West German team led by Roll Stsismelet deove a Porsche 0 Turbo Invictey, In the $4 flours Cl Daytona race by a record 29 • • • Feb. 4: The NBA Players Association ratified a three. yearcwtract,increasthgrnIthTPmni pay to$4o,000a year y the till-St noon. Feb. 13.24: Some 1,500 athletes from IN nstkue competed In the XIII Winter Olympic Games in Lake Placid, N.Y. East Germany finished on top with 29 medals, followed by the Soviet Union with fl and Uni ted States with I2.U,3. highlights I1isIed the American Ice hockey team's gold medal sail speed skater Eric Helden's five gold the mod ever for an athlete in individual events it one Olympics. I MARCH Mardi 9: Seeking Its third straight Davis cop, the United States was eliminated by Argentina, which American Zone title. Mardi 14: Fourteen U.S. amateur boxers and eight team officials were killed In the crash of a Polish jetliner now Warsaw. I Mirth 20: VirgInia but Minn", 5810, to win the Od National Invitation Tournament in college basketball. March i3: Old Domlnlon defeated Termeasee,$$13,towin its second straight MAW title and the women's college basketball calinpionship. Mardi $4: Louisville but UCLA, 5044, to win the 04 NCAA college basketball tournament. Purdue beat Iowa, me, fort)1iii piece. Mirth 30: The NBA ended Its WTh-1O regular season with Boston, Atlanta, Milwaukee and Los Angeles as the division - It would make Sherlock Holmes proud, On page 10 it has last tHorsLa Hawk Tom emeotceetsftsectathrs Hawks Principal Dick Evans with a short message by 'we era counting on tasma such as yours to make this ______ tournaments b the state." 1 four short years later, 12* Lady Hawk baa reached its . per game. Ihet defense will be tested, however, by Georgia's big-play offense, sparked by freshman All-America Herschel Walker, who had six touchdowns runs of 60 yards or more this season, quarterback Buck Belue, who had two touchdown passes of over 90 yards, and All-America Rex Rotinson, who kicked (car field goals of more than 0 yards. In Dallas, Baylor will be out to avenge an embarras.4Tng 45.0 loss to Alabama in the two teams' only 1kevlous meeting. The Bears may very well make a be tter showing since they no w have a proven quarterback in Jay Jeffrey while Alabama Is not the overpowering force it was during that 1979 meeting. Although the game In Pasadena won't determine the national champion, a lot of personal Fide is at stake as Michig an coach Bo Schembechler tries to claim his first Rose Bowl victory against S losses and Washington's Don James hopes to prove the Huskies earned the berth on merit not by default. Five Pac-10 schools were ineligible for the conference title and post-season play. - front professional Ice hockey after 32 seasons and a record of 2.01 NHL andWHA games, June 7: Temperance Hill, a 501 longshot ridden by Ecktie Maple, captured the Belmont Stakes, paying $108.10 to win on a $1 bet the iscond highest ever, June 1:8* Little won the ladles Protesamal Golf Association title with a 315 total. June 6: Arizona won the NCAA Division I college baseball title by defeating Hawaii, s-i. June 10: In the NBA dealt at college basketball players, Golden State selected center Joe Barry Carroll of Purdue as the NO 1 pick. Jets IS: Breaking a two-year slwxç, Jack Nicklaus won his fourth U.S. Open golf title with 272 total. June IS: Jean Rondeau and Jean-Pierre Jausoatal won tIe 48th 16 Hours of i'M'ns race. (In a first, Rondeau had 11t his winning auto.) Jew 50: Roberto Dora' won the WBC welterweight' boxing crown an a Ikowid unanimous decision against Sept ItSy Leonart June IS: J17Reta'ClIMs Angeles pitthedanclaltterin an $1 Dodger victory against the Giants In San Francisco. jiy Jan. 1: Alabama but Bowl and the national collegiate tills. Meanwhile, Southern Cal bed Ohio State, 17-10, in the Rose Bowl; O&h)vena best .•Fluid. State, 14-7, In the Orange Bowl; and h3tejt beat Nebraska, 17-14, In the Cotton Bowl. Jan. 6: Pittsburgh defeated Houston, n.ij, to win the American Foothill Conference title. Los Angeles defeated Tampa Bay, 94, to win the National Football Cothreice title. Jon. 30: Pittsburgh beat Les Angel es, .insç Bowl XIV to win the National Football League I Year For Soorts Bmca I . ns ?-,;W~w: Evninq Herald, Sanford, Ft. 'POST TIMI S P.M. (CLOUD SUNDAYS) TRIFICTAI 0$ ALL lACES LlOpiC eMATIMEI$ WED. $ SAT. lall P.M. '56 BOX TEIP1CT 54$ TrniciA WIIUL. NEW 310 L$V PINION UNI ciUs ap:i'tll" . THURS. MIT[ OhIS MITE IN LONOW0000F? 3m-$OUYNOO$EUND1is cilium NE%VATIO$$$31 . FRIDAY, JANUARY 2nd F64hwethg 1% -. l -• kunnnn- - S. 1 . . p - . . .- -t,----.t-'-----r- s - - - .,.. . . - , -, -----' 70 *Se S. r-I,1 5$t - '-S . • . ;, a • .. -. S. S.l? t - - V'-.-. -. - - 2 - .- '- .- - c......2. - -_ -: c I J I .. 60 •' -• N. �- _, 26-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, FL • - • •$4f•,• ,_ Wednesday, Dec. 31, 19e0 'l Garden Ceremony Unites Evening Herald, Sanfo, Fl. ___ TONIGHT'S TV ____________ White, Anne Silver S.L. _ -j,-19 . fi () BULtSEVE . 0 P.M. MAGAZINE A rearend rcHocasy produced sto. ties. a San F$ncsio traCI0r.puIInç COlIISI. Chef Tel makes eggnog Or Wasco rSI5 a kye-,fl pain Ce1 18e C,athi.. takes • behindthe-scenes oo II 'The FIIflI. (j) EVENING - 6:00 % STUDIO SEE Scuba. Too" (fi) lii (17) CAROL BURNETT AND - 0C4D NBC NEWS (1)0 CBSNEWS ABC NEWS (2) 5 SANFORD AND SON 10 SAILING SAJUNG h17}50811 ___________ IS ' IIIIINUNTlL7:OOP.M. _____ ___________________ NOW OPEN ,' white chrsan. themums showered with, . green velvet ribbons. Mark Lawrence Ford of Portland served the -bridegroom as best man. GARDEN OF Jennifer Cleary Jones, the IMRD 11W - IE bride's rdece, was the flower girl. The ring bearer was ______ - THE MONTH -- a , hi orc I d corsage. - 20 GAL. TRASH CAN -- ' durability. 20 rnlon __________ The reception was he ld at the home of the bride's parents immediately the ceremony. After a wedding trip to New Smyrna Beach, tilt, newlyweds departed for Wlzuthwn, Maine where they will make their home. The bride Is a medical 1M4 technologist \ 't p A! V r'i r ' c ,I. IUQ W .+ ;, y - FAMILYFtLJO 9:30 Th 000urflCnIAr4 deals sIN Cu' 8 4 KING ORANGE JAMBOREE PARADE Fin :1-.,, i-- i 'c --'a i. I'.I. " '"-r. I 'fl '44115 cs'aae Ito— 4.4 nr, under $30, ," 'U A s:-m,, mOYPS into Pr..r SOn S "fl-c fl 1140 9uiSe C' I ,r4JI 4 o",.caI Nc, 1pf'I b Iron, I'," 5C','I, a,,754effl (10) MONTY PYTHON'S FLY. INOCIRCUS 14-0 (Ic", 17 (17) MOVIE €D I"nu,lI tc I1'OCISI l'Q('tj IC' .s"Ce il 10:30 0 S ¶?',, -. If ECKEIIWS 11cr processed 5) ECke,IJS TODAY AND EVERYDAY A ________ •s54 it I'-.. aoot sal in ha O,CIuta tikino - - ' ' .' -, 2:00 H IIC 11:00 a Il If a 1 0.12 117) 2:35 NEWS 3:05 0 MOVIE Ip'c 'i---.. IP4OCIIICuS 11:30 U 4' TONIGHT Host IN,,!'1 Carson l.'SIs I,. Sa",,., Grls Ma,1,,,IIan Rue Transfer 1 9431 Ilot'erl Ald.s A1.s Geared 'Jbst For Today , 1:00 0 4 DAYS OF OUR LIVES (MONWED. FRI) $ 0 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESSIMON-wED. FR)) :i.-- FR)) RUNNER It 0 7) GILLIGAN'S ISLAND 4:45 04ROSEBOWL(THU) 5 00 liii?) MOVIE If 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA 1 0 FE6TIVAL OF LIVELY ARTS (THU) 1:30 )) 5) TOM ANOJERRY W GRIFFIN i t IJ51 TOM AND JERRY '7" UERV I 0(COOKIN' CAJUN 2:00 5 0 AS THE WORLD TURNS 17 THE BRADY BUNCH (MON-WED. FIll) 8:30 (THU) 1O MISTER ROGER5(R) 5:30 5 0 COTTON BOWL )THLJ) -, 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE (MON. WED. FR)) 04 NEWS (MON-WED. FR)) 1QM-A'S'H(M04.WED) II (J5)KUNOFU If 0 SUGAR BOWL ITHU) CD 1 10) FOOTSTEPS ( MON) )7(17) BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 10 ELECTRIC COMPANY(A) 0 4 TODAY - - ( ,R4IPIG AMERICA ?I ?5? OO 3lOOuE PASA. USA? 12 I II DREAM OF JEANNIE 9,00 ________ '. • HOUR MAGAZINE (MON. WED. FR)) 0 4D ROSE BOWL PRE-GAME SHOW (THU) ( I I 0 MERV GRIFFiN (MON-WED. 0 :F ALL MY CHILDREN III 5 MIKE DOUGLAS 6 (10) SLIM CUISINE I` 10 (1000 MORNING FLORIDA -- .. WED) 430 12:30 NEWS )MON-W(D,FP.I) 0 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW IUOP4-WED, FR)) 0 RYAN S HOPE 8:00 n1ri ~ft - (10) POSTSCRIPTS J) 0 ALL IN THE FAMILY (MON. WED. FRI) IT (35) WOODY WOODPECKER CbO) SESAME STREET It 17 THE FUNISTONES S ?,CAPTAIN KANGAROO BUGS BUNNY lanil 1t'35)THEFUPITSTONE8 FRI) 5 0 NEWS (MON.WED. FR)) 7 Q NEWS ( ( 10) SESAME STREET 17 (Il) FREEMAN REPORTS IMON-WED FR)) 0 4 7:30 Smi th TO PEACH BOWl. (FR)) 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL U 4 CARD SHARKS (MON-WED. 12:00 ) 4 TODAY 1 11rJ14,,j, ' 17 (17) MOVIE TEXAS 0 GUIDING LtQI-4T (MON. 4:00 fl (4 GILLIGANSI$LANO IS 0 .o'Iw DAVIDSON (MON. AFTERNOON 00000 MORNING FLORIDA 4.00 fi 'F 3:30 1 tO) STORYBOUND 4 TODAY s 0 MORNING WITH CHARLES KURALT .7 90000 MORNING AMERICA 1)1.35) FRED FLINTSTONE * 3:00 (3 51 DAFFY DUCK I iO OVER EASY -77 ( 17) SPACE GIANTS 11:45 f( IO)AM WEATHER '.? II Wl''49i C.Ja h lInn id ROSESPARJID€fEHU) WoO) COVER TO COVER 6:45 2:50 U(17)FUNTIME (MWED. FRI) WED. FR)) 8 , c S - 0 TOURNAMENT OF 11(17 FUNTIME 7:25 0 4, TODAY IN FLORIDA 1 0 NEWS if (35) BENNY HILL ED (10) MONTY PYTHON S FLY- 11:30 ED ALLEN it 5) NEW ZOO REVUE 13(17) FAMILY AFFAIR (10) DCKCAVETT WED '4' PASSWORD PIUS (MON. I) 6:05 2:30 iT (35) VIDAL SASSOON'S YOUR A (10Tm0I05EE TOOAYINFLORIDA THE LAW AND YOU (NON) 0 SPECTRUM ('rUE) 0 BLA CK AWARENE SS (WED) $'O THIRTY MINUTES (THU) - 3'OHEAITHFiELO(FRI) - 0 SUNRISE 12 117) WORLD AT LARGE (MON . WED) ? 00000 MORNING FLORIDA '' (17) MOVIE ".":-'s Ac,a.n '4)1 L,o' Path Il, h-,'a ' . 'i'i rx.i I f 5 0 RICHARD SIMMONS If MOVIE LET'S MAKE A DEAL W) 1 IJI SESAME STREET war v - se e __ DONAHUE 0 off S ii t v.ratNøTI 6:00 6:55 4,'. 1 $0 HAPPY NEW YEAR. AMERI. . 1"i- -, 5:35 17(17) RAT PATRO6.(FRI) 8:25 0 4 TODAY IN FLORIDA -- - SUNRISE SEMESTER $ 0 17(17)1 LOVE LUCY _______ _____ - 5.30 a (10) ONCE UPON A CLASSIC ('TUE. THU) 10)SXE'TCHESINJAZZ(WED) LEXO 6011 10 NEW DAY 11:00 WHEEL O FOR (MON-WED FR)) , , THE PRICE IS RIGHT (UON. WED. FRI) 7C 9 LOVE BOAT (Ri 11 (..s5( PTLCLUB 0 W10)ViLLAAI,jPRE ________ ________ _ OUAaANTII Buy only the prints ,o.J ,,.rt Nohaisle. - 0 MARCUS WELBY. MD (MON.WED. FR)) 17(17) MA VERICK (NON) - 7:00 '..,rs IPIG CIRCUS 0 i BLOCKBUSTERS (MON. WED. FRI) 0 ALICE )R))MON.WED. FRI) ID(10)ELECTRICCOMPANYR 500 6:30 PIj,*o,I?' ED )10) MONTY PYTHON 's FLY. Mawr MORNING 1:00 -, .,. . 10:30 17 (17) WORLD AT LARGE FR)) t'r-c.-. III' 0 MOVIE .17(17) MOVIE THIJR5DA1 , ,,.,. 4 TOMORROw ;' ,,-.,, --------, '-pN,-I - SIud Tr,i,' i ' s,'atN,'rm,i', SLim I ,'-I Ma'-, Vs9'nIl 1,iu'r,7cr 'es IIoltN,. Ce,Ie' 4', ""-st- Heats 0 SIj "--Uc' '.. ''-' '"'' ~h "d tf I' S 12:30 II (35) THE WORLD OF PEOPLE t doesn 't want to throw away his ego thing John Man S I Ie ara- 11(35) INDEPENDENT NFTWORK NEWS f) (10) MONTY PYTHO44S FLY. NO CIRCUS Moselle is luxurious and economical." or 7 0 DICK CLARK'S NEW YEAR'S ROCKIN EVE liii 'cis G'e9 Eçsn and CTI,ir4er'e TlI'n 'n Dci CurL and h guests Char' c Dane's fill4 Preston and SreI Ambrcsa and Bart) ManIoe 117 seIcCmc -n INC Np's Year )J (35) MO VIE Thp MaIng Season P 4'.- I''.II Gene T'1"s Good'r',S" 31'ri, , Iil, SIc.. Allen Po''a Reed TN? great a:: 10:00 The Southern' available were out of the price range of and it sells f s,. 141.153 I,- ','I 1.I's G,t.cht it tbdl, c-" bu Kaplan says. "The other specialty cars money foolishly. Ford engi 4 THE FACTS OF LIFE T,. U - NIc"J at te%h,se ICahor'S Ihe U S ty Paul Arik.s 14'S Bro*n arid The B,irsd of Rcnn Bobby V'ObC'-fl CjIISP,,r%e Bach .ckes G c', and Iac J DaIIOrr ECKERD'I FAIMOUG PHOTO OFFER bridegroom Is a restaurant manager. MRSJCOTTLANDIt'*SII.1VEI{ 1135) THE ROCKFORD FILES 10) STALKING IMMORTALITy CA T"e 1114,11 01 INC Ne* Sear IS 1 TW)CITHIPRINTSGIISCSIIrIS.tOJprinI$wl)he,,15 I rollof color or black and while prinIfImd,v,lop.,j and )f/34• printed TODAY AND EVERYDAY I TWICE THE FILM Get two rolls DI pan) film 'or IIIe price the and P,,'Ill ' rJct-.ca.G&s High 'Looks Per Gallon' ne - - b'ueDOnnpt t3.I Cavol,r.a ss Icias - "It has roll.up windows, a rumbleseat, a between the ages of 35 and 50 - the man who steel cat1rnany safety features, a guaranteed has made It and who wants something as - following - . . ' (17) COLLEGE FOOT. 1' Q BALL s-IN I'. fli1"fltl1'rS of NorrI s F,ng C-'cus ArId Clips IfOfn lJ endeays and the,? UTO'9 I'CYe A'? hCaIu?Pd *4404' the group reunIcs in, Tu5i But Kaplan'3 handmade car is unique So far, there'gre two Moselles on the road because it is economical on fuel, it is ser- and orders for another 10. Kaplan expects to %iceable and ills modestly priced at $29,750. build "between 60 and 90 units next year' Modest, that is, for a specialty car. "Our marketplace is the professional man (305) 323-1222 -----____________ Son TiC TAC DOUGH TO TELL THE TRUTH a 1930s MercedesBenz. Deep corrugations, lock seams and Used bottom for strength and trees. with a green Cymbidlum ,---- - Features a camelila area, beds of red rufFle and red sting dwarF azaleas and well cared for Fruit green dresa complemented - -' VALUE Herald Photes by Tom Vlnceffi Circle of the Garden Club of.Sanford as the Garden of the Nlonth during December. According to a circle spokesman, the corner lot For her daughter's wed- ,e ',' S f7) - 7.79 The grounds at the home of Ellen Mdftratnle, 1101 Cornell Drive were selected b the Jacaranda ding. Mrs. White wore a mint (F f . . - . • d'• William Earl Ifiggiribotham. the bride's nephew. )Jh. - ('2) LOS ANGELES (UPI) 99 ______ 0 CISCO (10) THE PYTHONS ir'e's,e-AS Orphan Train 19791 J,II Ekentierry Ke,sn Dab- 7:30 ' (35) STETS OF SAN FRAN. IT IPI (IT' 0 MOVIE California car culture has come up with yet many." another answer for those motorists Itching to "And," Kaplan boasts, "you get high LPG quench their egos with an eye.popping t of more Looks Per Gallon." wheels. The premiere California specialty car, the There was nothing available for the pe rson Clenet, sells for $80,000-plus, while the Ex. who wants to spend $25,000 for a specialty caliber, built in Milwaukee, sells for 144,000. car," says Jules Kaplan, former CPA-turned, plus. car builder. "The Moselle is unbelleveably unKaplan was bringing in a comfortable "six- derpriced," Kaplan says. "There is nothing in figure" income when he abandoned his career the class of a luxury economy car. People earlier this year to build his Moselle motorcar, think it Is worth $60,000. I really have no another California specialty car that looks Like competition in my price range. And the - snowflake _____ $ Nevv crescent-6haped bouquet of 00" N GLASS III SCREEN OWE ' I4!S fl IC'f' lot INC ,51 Inrp and 'fl,cnIh OICUSCS IC' cc' .I*3S IC' sIll 11* 911 '' 'nleqv*w *IPr an OIrrnp.0 P409p1jI a vlSsI 10 a private milIary acadaorr, a pr'son rodeo, a bell4 bullon stisIle, -- 9:00 DIFFRENT STROKES 4'-' 0 D!T REAL PEOPLE Featured an (35) BARNEY MILLER (10) MACNEIl. F LEHRER REPORT 12(17) ALL IN THE FAMILY 6:30 ill 0' INc 1C"2 Process and *iI'r buluIp pO5$t,ih'cs oh c,Ipnd-n INp human ,lesp.srr:; 8:00 rnQJER'svnUD FRIENDS T - rer-it atipicachcs Ic hhp ph,soloç, ii' (35) RHODA (10) DICK CAVETT Guit Dorjqlas i 1t17)SANFORO AND SON 7:00 WED*SDi_ A baggage camel can carry up to 600 po6nds On its back and travel 25 miles a day in blinding desert sun. Ann Bouchelle White and of Portland, Maine. The A-line orranza skirt was Scott Landry Silver were Given In marriage by her highlighted with a chantilly '. married Dec. , at 11a.m. the bride chose for her lace flounce embellished with ___ L. -'-' e Rev. LeRoy D. Th Soper was vows a formal organza silk silk Venice lace. The skirt ________ ________________________________________________ _____ __ ___________________________ the officiating cleçgyman at and Venlse Iae gown cascaded into a sweeping __________ ___ ___ ____ _________ __________ _____ ____ _______ the double ring ceremony fashioned - along the empire chapel train. * ___ _____ which was held in the garden silhouette. The high rise The bride's heaclece was a -_- -- . __________ At the Garden take home of bodice which featured a V. wide picture hat trimmed in __ de's parents, the . and neckline w as accented with eucharist lily to match her ________ Mn. William W. White. silk Veni ce lace. The full bridal bouquet. She carried a 'thetiIdegroomis theonof sheer Bishop sleeves were cascade arrangement of '.-' Mr.andMrl.JohapaWSiJvor trimmed In the same lace. eucharist lily, narcissus and baby's br ea th. __________________ THE Catherine White Massey .,..' * - __...&bMOUTH , tiler sister as maid of r j'Jr..i ..honor. She w ore a soft green cotton gown fashioned with ____________ _______ _______________ wi de lace sleev es' and a lace ___ bodice. She carried a * Wednesday, Dec. 31, I3B __ 12 (1 7) HAZEL 9:30 SQ THE ODD COUPLE LENO II) ISi YOU BET YOUR LIFE 12 117)ORI(N ACRES of 10:00 4 CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS IMON-WID FIll) 0 1.01 a l.Yv you )U1JII51ICU some New Year's resolutions. I cut that column out and Dear Abby lot taped It on my bathroom mirror where I could read it every morning. I want you to know that It has helped me to a beLor,j am n4ytr - tery Year's New TYLENOL EXTRASTRENOTH Alcoholics Anonymous. Iha%'e taken liberty of using that theme with some variations of my own: CAPSULES not itt lwe.ehlag ,ata-ts try to overcome all my - on4of thoaeresolutions.sjery -character, day, bull kept most of them, I hope you will repeat that problems at oIler. I know I and they have now become rnliiinn s..., Ca l i-wi iw sornruiing ior i flours habit., that have made -a E ve. I'm sure It will benefit that would appall me If I felt remarkable improvement In many others as it has me, that I had to keep It up lot a my personality and NEVER TOO OLD lifetime. - too O tt 4 Nouril Mon..SaI. S cml p.m. - Evenings OF By Appolnl maRt as they make up their minds to be. " lie was right. I ..Ill ..... .l.._II -•L_.,.L._ ",lIl$JIU5IiIIiRIi,IUUflLSLflt 323-8185 IOWA MEATS depress me. Iwill chase them out of my mind and replace th em with happy thoughts. Just for today I will adjus t myself to what Is. I will face reality. I will try to change those things that I can change and accept tho se things I cannot change. Jus t for today I will try to improe my mind. I will not be a mental loafer. I*ill fore i n1)SCII to re ad something that re quires effort, thought and e.'In'entratlon. Sell Only U.S.D.A. Choice Naturally Aged Just for today I will do a wIthout letting him know it. ill he or she finds out I did it, OLD FASHION BUTCHER SHOP SERVICE a QUALITY It 5S0(l't.('ouflt.) J us t for Imlay I will do something positive to Impruse $199 Smoked Hums FRESH DAILY LEAN 3 LBS. OR MORE ali Ground 7 chuck 1 LB. 4 Fryers 29'° ILoe I LM1r 59LB. 90 6 9910 139 - 1 Ii . - SHAMPOO IS 01 81YI , WATE R M ISCIBLE I PlOt ii,RI • IOOZS000IUcap ., . . a bS-rtedL,IhebC'j, -. 39, 3 ' pa LIMIT I - Center cut ' _____ TREATS 7 3 99111'0 EN GAY 40'. 'J] 8-COMPLEX WITH VITAMIN C --- t• I;'..:. iI0" . -1 ' LVII I - QUALITY - 2 1 _________ BABY POWDER - & in' s-Is p..,, 1 494 o: Mo'ilu' '9 'I-I.,, fattening. And I will force -. 111) SCII II) den -use - e?, dfl U _____________ _____ j___ 17 ,'Iacr.r's 5 7 -re,i _____ 'T1 ____________ 1[J ___ _ JIANNATE - HAND.00y i19 z 199 Pork Chops $ $j49 closet. or straighten out those dresser drawers. Just for t oddy, be fore I speak I will ask Ifl) sell, "Is it true" 'is It kind" Roasts LB. AVG. WI. J-4 LBS. MEATY Just for today I will be $ 59 Country Style Ribs LB unalrald. I will gath er the cowage to do what is right and take the responsibility for my own actiocs. I will expect nothing from the world, but! 2108 S. FRENCH AVE. (17-92) ROBITU$SINDM 1 29 '°'"' ' -, 'ii CREAMOC OINTMENT 1 9903.0: for scz.ms r's..t / ' b.ta & -c'poa, Ø(( ,, LIMIT! _ ./ New Year. And, pray for 3234528 peace! Its Ready When You're Ready - - 4P4 'i-. IA)V E, ABBY - 'C•'•Jf , Bolt'S I IX _________ ' ANTLB NASAL SPRAY 148 Lorglastwsg ________ I I e,*s B 'i'. -' a 2 ViTAMINE ...-- -- '. ,, CAPSULES Popular SUPT'l".' I - L' K. eI.g'I.eIP%Oi.I 329 I 2 -44 IRfl$ fit - - SECURITY LIGHT 1 ! 988po"or"p-, ALARM CLOCK '0 'ead _____________ _________ ______ s.SUBJECT WIREByI 3'sod too mattress Folds for NOTEBOOK s*eep second hand • ;/ a 15-0? PAIl, •'1 Ea'tN,npols,r'as- YOUR _ Fox' i v 299 ___________________ 5-GAL GAS CAN FOSTER GRANT SUNGLASSES A.- Macrame • Plastic Kits Supplies • Art Supplies Beads • Glue & Paints Model Trains • Radio Controls & Accessories • Dremel Tools Vi-" iS 'ales tittles ___________ 1' .41141 !*4r".," 4' 25% Floa!'igbUc.eI*s'eti L.a-I .i.,e & ,eiy Useeltbl. REQ 12-999 *th spout REQ $8 99 PACKETS Ca'tc,,,"s IV C ha ________________ BAIT BUCKET natural sood posts Easy to Craft Kits 4. 90 188 FLOTROLL PLANT STAND 5o4d-cor. c,rCuIas StielySa a _____ 2399 CHOOSE FROM - trots 14(6 5,' '9 _______ Sale - _____ PIG $2958 ColOrS RIG $1 99 _______________ j Smo,r, £5-I,?' I 4a"c' "3 50'Ied disgos & - e 3S-QTWA$TEIIN CHOICE OMB\ O r' 599 GAF viLwmAis I ER ZEBCO 640 PLANTERS Storewide Pre-inventory 10 22032 RE - 129 JANCO - - W1,10 700 rued & pu'!'sd 51-e.Il 1916 52 39 off i2O 4 DAYS ONLY! *5 L.9NI-se-QhIaIumnum 999 2 RIG WASTISASSET RIG 54 58 AwuNe,4 O 91ew To. Ckme, To* I ci,t C0" 699 217 3i 4.0 OFF REGULAR PRICES 359 ,,[ WiflUMidi@ild prescriptions. Wi also honor most • ' programs. Ask .. I W? SALE BEGINS January 2, 1981 at 9:30 AM 11, Phannadst. '5 I I 22 I a a AND ENDS January 6, 1981 at 5:30 PM THESES AN ICEERO OPTICAL CINTIR IN THE STORES WITH THIS SYMSOL I ICKIO COFFEE SHOPS ARE LOCATED IN STORES WITH THIS $554505 - THE HOBBY DEPOT I SANFORD: flO State St. Sanford Plaza LONGWOOD: Hwy. 17.$3 at S.R. 434 prcnlption drug I : -..mm ________________________________________ ___ _ TABLET1I " *,.. -.; C'ut1.csgenII o. F ,. 4114 ''• ; GENERAL ELECTRIC LUAUVRMAM FOLDING I i-CU LAUNORTIASSUT ''• " P'REDEMA L'. 14 ,-----. DROWSE BED HOUSEHOLD PLASTICS I LII Ii 1I'm,Iae'ts ' ALARM __________________________________________ __________________________________________ _________________________________________ [ -- (0 ObNFT5 94 TRAVEL ffIPIiV Cn'o.ce of popular Colons PEG $399 37S , S'vt5"3 1 - 4 'a. (cc" t II' (0 Pa-c- '1°-Cl Ii in PLAN tablils Los. 489 2001U caps.. r:I._..._,..__) - - HIS TA-C)' #aC ___ 5,14 PICCOQUARTZ 4, rel,-.j 4 at.. ,,.. 990 1BIC PENS frilmot REDUCING _____ 30 liii, 5' !I REQ $1399 COUGH SYI4 up I 94 b0i Ve • NW NATURAL I 14l, •u) - S ItO, it', '' 49 storage AE G $3695 EXTRA.$TRENG1'HUALM TWO STEP - I 10 GO-P/UN CV.I11BC,e-p.. 4Ian--..lIf( _________ _______ 10 '4' *l''u''.1! 49, '1 C, 5'-' one piece con struCtOfl - 'PsI". fl ,5 / - LAMP - 2499"'A", > et ( :- :'Y:' - -_ -. DAZE Y FOOT SAVER 20 1 588 THE CHILD '4 •0 WII4tICO( WHEATACOL TABLETS ________ _______ ______ _________ _______ P.S PHONE ORDER AHEAD D.Ilry mn' a' NEW YEARS EVIL -_II Sit- CERAMIC 118800med10pi .. .. °""' ______ ,I FOe ",5C,l* 14.15 & i' y I 1otmois "''° i" ' LIMIT I _ - I - it?? 119 Pa.'s 0. ZINC st 2r9 C01 I cOil 2 GO-PAINCRE4AM MQ. Pr, MOVILLAND "k Iage eç ble ',urs•'lls PEG $799 ASH TRAY RIG $1 49 388 ZINC TABLETS No 950031410 534 99 164, Cipsulel D.VILSI$5 . Ifase a hap1,. he:illh ' DEX.A-TRIM HUMIDIFIER H04Ø$t,. 10 IT hos,r 98808 to flOSS I ____________________ E CORTAID 259 ____ SUPERHISTA-c; CAPSULES _ - 199 &1LIIT ' will realize that as I ghe to to me. NEXT TO MR. C'S FRIED CHICKEN (I:- ' the world, the world will gibe 3 instant :11 -- - L•__ - -, - Clean., £ Ant,- TRASH Fr 0951100. ___________________ phone call, clean that RLOINEN 8K OIL •i 'I - _' - 32- GALLON - ________________ 17 or-Sy saIl4 F inI0, ed CO9I'cs 24?ötiits 95 ?.tss?s*'i2*g 26 '9IG $1 SOt VT I , off for a long time. 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NO KNOWN CURE, BUT MAYBE IT 'LL HELP TO KNOW WHAT YOU'VE GOT, AND TWAT YOU'RE NOT ALONE. 2RONN(A '7 - . ''.. carrying a bicycle but limping Dominated 1980 . . sta~cles Politics And I $ vI. April 27. january 116104 March 3t'l: In response to the Afghanistan isQn. Presi dent Carter announced a March 1: The United States voted ai.ofl high-technology sales Soviet Uni^ a limitati on of fishing Council- to call upon Israel to dismantle privileges, a grain em bargo and a settlements on the West Bank and de(s1 c new cultural ani economic Gaza Strip. Two days later, President ezáaages. th .eiiu Carter the vote a mistake that i that the U ni ted States had resulted from "a communica tion if Soviet bott the Moscow Olympics ywlthdrswnftom failure" within the administra tion. en March4:ilieforces of guerrilla leader triumphed n Robert Mugabe 4: Indira Gandii returned to parliamentary el ections to select the first th a landslide victory by her black government of Zimbabwe, for. -I Party In IndIa's merly Rhodesia. March 12: John Gacy was found guilty ntary el ections. She was her F ..r_,. W prttm minister from 1966 tO In Illinois of commItting 33 murders, mare than any other mass killer In US 0ry. a18: n. Gold prices soared to $835 an March 13: Ford Motors was found not e on the London market trading o I ught, to..have. been stimulated by guilty In the first criminal prosecution of a U.S. corporation for alleged product erp over Iran, defects that led to death. The case Inth;of Yugoslav President '['Ito. 9111.21: President Carter and former volved the 1V18 deaths of three women fl es Ambassador George Bush triurn- whose Ford Pinto burst Into am - -------- ,-.--__ in to the demands ofstriking Gdansk plants. Stevens had become a symbol of -_ shipyard w or kers f or the right to form resistance to unionization In the Sou th. Independent trade unions. A similar Beginning the final week of an agreement was reached Sept. 3 between acrimonious campaign, President Carter the government andsilestancoalmlners. and s Republican cha llenger, Ronald hi Aug. 30: Rep. Michael Myers, D.Pa., Reagan, met In a nationally televised became the first member of Congress debate. Reagan was thought to have - P4XT ON'1ilAT, flIEU WE'LL HEAR REALLY INCREDIBLE," ThAT (FROM A LADY If '1E'L M EET MAN TooI< OUT A PCEEDLP C)Q(( SMK 5 1 Q ouewr /P,I AMERICAN CAR! ____ _______ REALLY ___ _______ :• fared sli ghtly better than Ca rter In th vestlga tion. He was followed by minute confrontation. John Jenrette, 1)-S.C., on Oct. 7 and by Oct. 28: Ford Motor Co. repor ted a Reps. John Murphy, 1)-N.Y., and Frank third-quarter ne t baa of $595 million Th ompson, 1)-N.J., on Dec. 3. iOct. z lar gest such lose In the U.S. au to Myers was expelled from the House: be so lfldUsfr) and one of the largest for any was the fi rst congressman to be US-corporation. General Motors and punished since Chrysler also re ported huge losses f or the quarter. The automakers attri buted their defldts to depressed sales, September demand for aller, less-profitable carat -again Middle inflation and rising Inter est expenses lb Sep I. 3: The off-again on talks were on again following produce newmodels. East peace assursoces by Israel that It would Limit itself to four more settlements November West Bank. Sept. 7: Premier Hua Guofeng and Nov. 2: The Iranian par liament ap. several other senior officials resigned In proved terms for the release of the 52 ( . ' -. ___ -- - L ___________ _______ _________ ___ - . ______ ____________________ ___ - , 14 ____________________ (TALE OF' A T(WhO l 4IIJK PLA)T,4 vhAT.\ REAII-Y ECITEP BY T CI4OICE kEALLY I CA,4AFFOIDTO / l,cDlBtP , \,Itl Tt ELECTiON! BUY -____ 'I't, # () t:1 A121 ) R- ~ co T - .' thie most sweeping peaceful change 01 American hostage& Those terms were a Chinese leadership of the Communist U.S. pledge not to Interfere In Iran's era. Internal affai rs, the unfreezing of Iranian van near ft in the laws precinct caucuses, the when struck from the rear by a Sept. 12: The Turkish mili tary se ized assets, the dropping of economic sanc,LA the 1* Wlnainac, Ind. powerinwhatwassaldlobèaneffod to Uonsagai nstlranand th e re tum to l rafl I t electoral contest of __________________ nt Carter announced = side 14: Pre March of the wealth of the late shah. brirt stability to the country. ildential campaign. a,pcw. uU-IpflaUon program, which Anastasio Scm 17:' "s Nov. 4: Republi can R onald Reagan exie, W*' n. : Posing men to registet J !p94e çniLltary t$4ter Nicaraguan str tncttale cola In the federal txaet, elected president by a flow out of tehr an otI'Qla ottloa* 5edlt, resti'frts beasy employ 1conscIptlon. May margin of 440 lectoral votes; Reagan freedom. The nedcarg : President C*tter sIgttl .r,AsunCIon, Paraguay. VFXM ' June Mthy-thArket funds, ea un- took 51 percent of the popular vote to 41 Sept. 19: A fuel explosion at on unctuarr In the Canadian on oil Imports and a new voluntary limit May 35: Mule Anderson and his son, legIslatI* establishing a synthetic-fuels busy after fleeing when Iranian on wage Increases. Kris, completed the lint balloon flight prograD that he predicted "will dward derground Than 2 nudear-missile silo Percent for President Carter and 7 the tombined programs that led us to the near Damascus, Ark., killed one Air percent for Independent John Anderson. z ltants took over the U.S. Embassy In March 24: Archbishop Oscar Arnulfo across the North American continent, May ll:The costliest racial disorder Ln moon and built our Interstate highway Force employee and Injured 21 others. The Republicans also captured control o( ber. Romero of violence-torn El Salvador Was According to the Air Force, the warhead the U.S. Sena te for the first time In more Now br on's hi story oke out In Miami sy th e na ti stem" ated at a mass In fi ci as he of assassinated a was ejected from the silo and landed after the acquittal of four white police that nation's capital. February Nov. 21: Eighty-four people were killed cured area of the missile sIte se wIthin the ti ng of ed wi th th e fatal bea fi cers charg March 27: The price of silver plum- of July without. causing significant en- and more than 700 injured In an early. Thirty-three Inmates were killed meted, causing huge losses for a black businessman. The rioting left 18 morning fire at the MGM Grand Hotel In persons dead, more than 300 Injured and July 12: Suffering from multiple vironmental contamination. Las Vegas. ZNew Meiico state penitentiary In speculators, In pr operty damage. million $100 scl erosis, Am erican hostage Richard Sept. 22: War with the potential of one of the worst prison uprisings in U.S. of the TV series May 18: Mount St. Helens erupted lna Queen was released on "humanitarian spreading throughout the Middle East Nov. 21: An episode i hidory.No prison employees died during which finally answered the giant blast that hurled ash and steam grounds" by his Iranian captors, broke out between Iran and Iraq over Dallas the- v hours of murder and vandalism, April 2: President Carter signed 670,O00 feet into the sky and devastated a July 14: Billy Carter, the president's sovereignty of the disputed Shattal-Arab question "Who shot J.R.?"-was viewed Feb. 2:11 was dISCIOled that the FBI by more Americans than any other h4or two years surreptitiously legislation Imposing a "windfall profits" 120-mile area. It was the first and brother, registered as an agent of Ubya waterway dividing the countries, on the oil Industry. The tax, believed' deadliest In a series of eruptions by the and revealed that be had received Sept 22: Maine voters defeated a regular-series show In history. vaped and recorded meetings tax Nov. 22: Italy's worst earthquake In 65 Including to be the largest ever Imposed on an Washington volcano. =000 from that country. In return, the proposal to shut down the state's only 1 1 between public ' officials iberso( Congress - and undercover Industry, was expected to bring in it May 20: Voters in predominantly Justice Department agreed not to bring nuclear power plant. It was the first years left some 3,000 people dead and posing as businessmen offering least $221.3 tALlion over the next 10 years. French-speaking Quebec rejected a Charges against him for falling to report plebiscite on the Issue since the 1979 more than 200,000 homeless. ints April 3: Banks lifted the prima lending referendum that could have led to the services rendered to the Libyan accident at Three Mile Island. on behalf of an Arab sheik. Six separation of their province from the rest government since September 1978. rentaUvei and one senator were rate to a record 20 percent. December April 5: Some 10,000 Cubans crowded of Canada. July 16: Ronald Reagan won his among those eventually Indicted In what May 21: President Carter declared a party's presidential nomination at the onto the grounds of Havana's Peruvian cto be known as Abscam. Dec. 3: Poland's Communist Party Embassy seeking asylum. This was the state of emergency at New York's Love Republican National Convention In Oct. 2: A Senate subcommittee conIssued a warning that "continuing unrest '. IS: Pierre Trudeau and his first act in a drama that by September Canal, thus authorizing the government Detroit. What little drama occurred at alParty regained power in Canada would bring l2z,O00 Cuban refugees tothe to pay for the relocation d families living the gatheri ng centered on Reagan's cluded that President Carter and high in leading our homeland to the brink of iaLaine months after the voters in an area contaminated by toxic wastes, selection of a running-mate; after flirting administration officials had exercised economic and moral destruction." It was United States. i7M them out of office. May 27: South Korean troops regained with former President Gerald Ford, poor judgment In their handling of Billy feared that the Soviet Union was April 14: "Kramer vs. Kramer" 4J1j.22: lnan effort designed toend the received the Academy Award as the best control of the city of Kwangju, which had Reagan decided upon George Bush, his Carter's relationship with Libya. preparing to Invade Poland, which had lrdan hostage crisis, a five-member film of 1979. Dustin Hoffman was named been held by rebels protesting the im. chief adversary during the primary However, the subcommittee found no been suffering labor protests since summer. U.,cimmlsslon arrived In Iran to best actor, and Sally Field was named position of martial law. It was the campaign. evidence that the president's brother had 4 Th e bodies of four American vt[gate the abuses of the deposed shah. beat actress. country's worst outbreak of violence July 17: The ar med forces seized influenced U.S. policy or that governwomen Urea Roman Catholic nuns The panel was prevented from seeing sident Carter announced since the Korean War. A pr il 17: Pre control of Bolivia to prevent the election ment officials had acted Illegally, and one lay worker were discovered in srlcan hostages or hastening their that the long-forecast economic May 20: Black civil-rights leader of a leftist as president. Oct. 5: Chancellor Helmut Shmldt's El Salvador. Rightist "death squads," release. Vernon Jordan was shot and critically recession had finally begun. July 27: Shah Mohammed ftlza Pahlevi ruling coalition won a majority of seats ln allegedly In league with the military, sniper In Fort Wayne, a April 14: Rep. John B. Anderson, R-111., injured by In exile in Egypt. 20: President Carter and former West Germany's parliamentary dec. were blamed for these and most of the July 31: Chrysler Corp. reported G7Ronald Reagan won the New announced his candidacy for president u nearly 10,000 other political killings tims. Hampshire presidential primary. Both an Independent. second.quarter losses of $536.1 million, June Oct. 11: Two Soviet cosmonauts reported In that country since Jan. 1. April 34: A military mission to rescue the largest loss ever by a U.S. car remained the front-runners for their Dec. 8: Former Beatle John Lennon parties' presidential nominations the Americans held hostage In Iran was June 6: The Senate joined the House in manufacturer. All of the "Big Three" returned to Earth after setting a spacewas shot and killed at the entrance to his throughout the pre-convention season. called off due to equipment failure. Eight overriding President Carter's veto of a auto makers suffered record losses for endurance record of 185 days. 17: The Commerce Department New York Qty apartment building. Feb. 27: LeftIst guerrillas seized the Americans were killed and five injured In resolution rejecting his proposed oil- the period as a result of Inroads into the Oct. Hundreds of thousands gathered and i copter li co li on between a he l si Bta, ogo t a, a import fee, which would have Increased U.S. market by fuel-efficient Imports. Dominican Embassy I n B reported that the recession was over and throughout tie world six days later to (44nbla, during a diplomatic function, transport plane during the evacuation, gasoline prices by 10 cents per gallon. was thus the shortest of modern tlifldS honor hi s memory wi th si lence and song. April 20: Cyrtsi Vance resigned as This was the first time since 1952 that a thTh the U.S. ambassador and a As evidence, the department cited the 1 August Dec. President-elect Reagan began offilber of other diplomats and embassy secretary of state because of his OP. veto was overridden by a Congress percent rise in the gross national product disclosing the names of his Cabinet employees hostage. The terrorists position to the Iranian rescue mission, controlled by the president's party. Aug. 5: The admIistratlon announced m the third quarter of the year. nominees. Most were categorized as June 18: The Commerce Department a new U.S. nuclear strategy that would Eadlially scaled down their demands, Sen. Edmund Muskie, 1)-Maine, was Oct. 19: After 17 years of feuding, the moderate-conservatives. to the release of named the following day be Vance's announced that the gross national give priority to attacking military and initially called for Dec. 11: President Carter signed a fiveproduct had plunged at an annual rate of political targets in the Soviet Union J.P. Stevens Co. and the Amalgamated hdadreds of political prisoners and $50 5U0C Clothing and Textile Workers announced year, $1.6 billion bill to clean up toxic percent in the second quarter; It was rather than destroying cities and 6111 a collective bargaining agreement for 10 waste spills and dumps. one of the sharpest such declines ever dustrial complexes. recorded. Aug. 13: President Carter won June 22: Japan's Liberal Democratic renomination at the Democratic National Party won firm majorities in both houses Convention In New York, as did Vice of the Japanese parliament despite the President Walter Mondale on the June 12 death of Its leader, Prime following day. Sen. Edward Kennedy, Minister Masayoshl Otdra. Carter's rival for the nomination, ended June 22: A month-long heat wave his candidacy on the first day of the D bolls struck the mid-Mississippi Valley; the convention after failing to win a crucial 1b li;hL Southwest and the South. High tern- rules fight. peratures and drought were blamed for Aug. 25: Independent presidential the louts ofl,Z5 lives and $I2 billion in candidate John Anderson announced his crops and live-itoci. selection of Patrick Lucey, the former June 22: Energy and Afghanistan Democritic governor of Wisconsin, as J topped the agenda as President Carter his running-mate. and the leaders of the six other lndusr1a1 Aug. 27: MIli tary stmongman Ch un Don democradesmetlnVenicefortheirslxth liwan took control. of South Korea's annual economic summit. civilian government when he was elected June 77: A bill providi ng funds for draft presi dent by the co untry's National registration was signed Into law by Conference of Unification. President Carter. On July 2, he signed a Aug. 30- After two months of crippling 9 proclamation requiring 4 million young labor strife, the Polish government gave ____________ T __ ____________ - - . - n - '-s.. Hostess and Waitresses. DEADLINES Noon Apply at the Holiday inn. 1.4844 The Day Before Publication ------------ .rnn Inn, o Ins flT " - October - - - - Police Arrest ___ Sactilk, 2 Choice burIal specie .Ooklewn Memorial " - DM50 .. in - 4 Personak - - M PNIsolvent-116 a. $11,." Pain $130 TPg,H. DNtrbjtd by, Nu-Rom. 201.A I. SR 41 Longwoed. Fl. 321* 3$$0or 3234335 - WHY BE LONELY? Write "Gel A Mate' Dating Sorvic,. All eqi, P.O. box eon, Clear. water, Fl. 33515. NAVEL ORANGES U BUSHEL Saw .'.- - .- -- .,-.--.,- -- Evening Herald NAVELS TEXAS OIL COMPANY needs dependable person who can work without supervision in Sanford. Contact customers. Ale unImportant, but matw-lty, ii. We train. Write T. T. DICk. Pm., Southwestern Petroleum. Ft. Worth, Ti. 71101. Beshol Lasso. 7111-61110. NAVEL ORANGES Gr.peh'vit , other Citrus. u ,s,wi. n2 wi or xi2-$313 If you are having difficulty linding a place, to live, car to lve, a lob, or some service t'ou have need of, read all our want ads every day. lI-.h*trudl. ____________________ -- WAITRESSES NEEDED-Pull & Port time. Apply In person only. Days Inn, St. Rd. 4481 4. Piano & Organ lnslruclisn. Master of music Degree. Beginners to Advanced. $75- 4-Child Care Oetendas NOTICE OF ACTION TO FORECLOSE MORTGAGE ON REAL PROPERTY TO: GILBERT R DAVIDSON and DOROTHY L. DAVIDSON 3)5 R iverbend Boulevard LoflQwoCd, Florida 31130 ARE YOU HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to Foreclose Mortgage on Real Property and other relief has been tiled agalinsi you and you are required to serve a copy 04 your written defenses, if any, to A. HOWARD SPEIGEL. 3319 ESQUIRE. Maguire Boulevard, No. 207, Orlando, Florida. 32503, and tile theoriginal wth the Clerk of the above styled Court on or before the 2M day of February. IfS), otherwise a jument may be entered agalrst f the relief demanded In the Complaint (SEAL) Art,tur H Beckwith Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Cow-I Seminole County Courthouse Susan E. Tabor Deputy Clerk Publ'Sh Dec 31, 1550 & Jan 7, II, 2%. 1511 DE no $1* Ps, Weak P•r't Time at Home. Webster, America's foremast dlctloitsry company needs home workers to update local milling lists. All ages, experIence umecassary. Call Mr. Flyret I.14443.$aJ _______ Ndkxs ___ Wider Sale. 30 %Olf B.I*et Chair's, Wall Ksngiti,$. PIRATI'lCovu 31111111.101111. SS CS 555 S USS Lonely? Write "Bringing people together OilIng Sarvksl" Al l he-s iSenice- Cltlzs. PO. 1451, Winter Haven, Plo. 331St ____________ TIRED OF SlING BROKE? "ShakIev Organic products has the anew. UNLIMITED EARNINGS Free TrIps BONUICAR If over II 323 $530 1$For Sale; Herald Paper RoRe. Reduced Price. Requires 233$ ". per wk. (P.M.) No. Sun. Clears $110 wk. 3231443. issssseme•essei Bartenders, Walters, W$flr'sis, and Bus Help. Apply in person Holiday Inn of Sanford on the Lakefront. FORKLIFT OPERATOR S Fence assembler. Isp. preferred, but not necessary. References required. Apply in person American Wood Products Mlii Office., 200 Ave., Longwood. Between lam. & Ii am. or 3 Marvin to 1 p.m. No phone calls pi - -- CAFETERIA WORKERS Needed Seminole Corn. munity College Cafeteria. Apply he Manager, Myrtle iniap Mon., Jan. 3. - - FROM ANNETTE AAA EMPLOYMENT Are you a lvii time Ivr with a pert time car? Ow doesHlede are loaded with good buy for You. Ohio Based Company needs workIng Manager in Orlando Area. Must be dependable. self-starter and capable of assuming responsibility for operation part of Business. Submit resume slating puatllkatiorn, work history, and pay requirements to Box 75 c o Evening Herald, P.O. Box laS?, Sanford. Fit, 33771. Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 11.11$ CA*L CHARLES M. WOODRUFF end FLORENCE U. WOODRUFF, his VS. CAMCO INDUSTRIAL EQUIP. MENT. INC., a Florida car. poration, DANIEL N. DALEY and BONNIE CABLE DALEY, his wife, Defendants, NOTICE OF ACTION TO: CAMCO INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT, INC., a Florida 1550 monthly possible working from home. Said self ad*'essid stamped envelope and 35cto Car* Inertial H, Box 14702 Orlando, VIa, 320W. I BDRM w w Carpet, CAN. Washec.D Hookup. Screened por ch. Off Street parking. Refurbished. $725 mo let and last Sec Dep. Seniors only. 323 5152. EXTRA LARGE 3 Bdrm. 2 bath, garage Sonora South near Airport Rd. lOS Rabun Cl_ 5390 mc sac Almost new with all dec app! 1554776 • e of Jr. - .. -. - - n_c 1. , - • - w, - ,-,r,_-_-._ i,( - %r "I. ta . I - 0 C ,. Company The Ti me Tested Firm Peg Real Estate Broker La 120 N. Park Ave 327-0121 ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR 2541$. French Ave, 3220775 3270231 When you place Classified Ad in The Evening Herald, stay close to your phone b.cuse something wonderful is about to happen 'J Bdrm, 2 Bath, Garage, on. Lake, in Dettona Call Jeanie 574 1432 BATEMAN IETTY C. CAM PULL REALT"! LIC. REAL ISTATE' Stakor 10525 Preach Ave., Sanford L-c. Real Estate Broker 2410 Sanford Ave 321.O7S HANDYMAN SPECIAL 3 Born,, I bath 53.000 down. HAl, CO" R!ALTT Inc '. ACRE.on hard Rd. $7,200 with terms. MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR SANDRA - 4 1 ACRE Osteen area with plenty of Oaks & Only 81750 down. -- T'eral price 54.000. - $ &drm. 7 Baths swimming pool- 177.000' PO IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT Our listing at Joe Park Ave., Sanford may be eligible for a new mortgage at it', % in terett, with up to 535. Iitsas. cing. Call us today for more information. '. Am& ' REALTORS, MLS Day or Night FANTASTIC BUY. Levelly 3 Bdrm., I Bath In Choice Nqi5heerk, Extras. Lgo. Rms. Super Family Rail. WaR to Wall Carpet. Nest Sell, Owner' Anxbes. 841,504, LAU MARY. Neat 3 Wi-rn, l Bath. Family Na. Low time Of" dews payment wIth PHA Of VA. 134,550. a Oste•n Old House, Needs Repairs, with 101 47053'. Fruit and Oak Trees. Owner Financing. 513,115. Unfurnished House Appl'ca tions taken. 7 Bdrm House with carport 301574 2710. R eally CHARMING 7 Bdrm, I Bath, CHA, Fireplace, Screened Front Porch $33,300. MOVE NIGHT IN Lovely 4 Idea, 2 lath $plit Plan Poet Home. Extra tar,. Reems will Cheery Eat is IreMhst Neal off KltcNe. Orpq( Nolhbertso.d near Melt, alI4., Country Club. Owns, AnxI4b,'l $41,355 ',O-!Lfl ';':VO Happy New Year CALL 323-3174' Garage so full there's no for the car? Clean It but wItka ilo Want Ad In Itt. Hera ld, 322-I611 or 131.1553. SANFORD AREA I building Wt. Beautiful large Oaks. Water I available. 15.000 each. se*er 33-7832 3 Born,, 11,, Bath. CHA All Appliances. 1400 Mo 4' Sec. Dep 3234370. Ivas. 332.01)2 33)7177 701 ElfItiSt. A,, ~ "u $5g COMMERCIAL COIN OPERATED GAMES For sale in the Seminole Co Excellent Income producer. Great for Individual wanting to own a full or part time "All Cash" business. For details call Mr. Slake, 305-554. 5573. or Toll Free IS0428. 140. area 3224030 11 illS 443.1121 U.. 11 SERVICE LIS111 . SANFORD--Nell. wily .1 monthly UtlI Inc liii 00 Oak. Adults Ill 1143. . rat's- -nfl '"II -''2 Dial 322-2611 or 831-9993 L== Accounting £ Tax Service - . -- HeCIssth Fence For Businesses and Individuals review of your records at no colt or obligation Eves. till 108 Sat. 331 4133. W.athentlte Canstrvctied Aluminum Siding & Soffit Free Estimates - Beauty Care TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON FORMERLY Harrielt's Beauty Nook $ISE lit $t,3235747 I_I L ANYTHING IN FENCE Chain link for security. Rustic Od lit's & lnde. Post S. rail. FrosEst. m 5343777 Houselwives Cleaning service Personalized, fast dependable Regular or) time boils Wedowashwtndows 1775551 - insulation Ha uling Trash, Tree Trim, & Small Business clean ups. Reasonablt. Anytime 333.3434 Garage SAVE ENEROY & DOLLARS Bait I. Blown CUSTOM'lN SULk! ION CO 323 4113cr lii 122$- Free eel. Handyrmn .u,*Rsn'ioved Will repair Apptiances in the home Washers. Dryers. Most Anything 3734721 - Healing & Junk hauled away, will pay you for some Items or charge you for clean up- Free Eel. Call 313-7053 Eve. All S. we $Gordlin Sarlike BoSrflg&Groonthig (all Chris for healing. refrig AC. Water Coolers. Ms Any time 333 7756 . JOE'S LAWN SERVICE Cut, Edge, Trim & Prune Any Site Lawn. 323.2333 --U Home Imp *50mIflh$ ____ Remodeling & Repair, Dry Wa,I Hanging. Textured Ceilings. S G Balint, 3334533 373$463 - -U 323 5757 - Caramiclife • MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky shower our specialty. 2$ yts Exp. 545 OU2 O pek Carpentry, Painting, Ma,nt. of all types. Lic Bonded 3334035 Insured 5315355 MnI-U.Lock _________ NEW Concrete Buildings, all uulie,120&up All 4$. SR lii 4 Industrial Park. 3230041. JUST THINK, IF CLASSIFIEC ADS DIDN'T WORK, THERE WOULDN'T BE ANY II _________ ---U. SAPeiiiit"Mos Uffls NEED A CARPENTER? Call to fix il or build l Call Ken with confidence 0614001. Hailman. Painting S' Reherrs Quality work. Free Csl.)*c. , to Seniors. 13414%. Ref • )NE PHONE CALL STARTS A CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS RESULTFUL END. THE NUMBER IS 322-2411. GWALTNEY JEWELER 101 S. Park Ave 3224105 ______ libitiv cowry Wing? 2 Sdtm. ape. Olympic is. Peel. thenandosit Village. Open t$. 323.35* Seaatlfuilypsneledl B*m, Apt. 1320. Mi. lies. no Included. I 154.1171. Mariners Village on Late Ado. 112 Sedrewn Apis. from lm. Located 17.55 MI $euth of Airport lIed. in Sanford. All AdaIts. 333-Wi. WIco Ill RmI ldrmapl. Private enhance. Good lecatlen. 1300 Mo. + dep. 322.355. 31-Apprtmge*s Furnished PLUSH campletwy fyrrished. even csler TV. Just bring daShei. I Idren. 3 bath, Sspp in& includes utIlitIes, 3234743 or 3331551 Aak for Mrs. Williamson. WIsdu Guls lovely I or 2 be*. sm a, $255 $oc. I. SI1.71u. Adolts. - CN1111111011111111r, Owl Home Rig*Irs - A.I PERSONAL COMPOTEN Pl'Os1ord Rd behind the Jai Alai 3355514. Computers S,ppIles S. Software. Concrete Vftt I MAN, QUALITY OPIRATION yr's exp Patios, Driveways. CICr Wayne Seal 37? 1331 Driveways. Patios, Walks, etc Quality work. No $ob too small. less prices. Free Lit. Eves. aft. I Tom 332 3771. Want Ads: Profitable Relief to, Headache of Holiday BillS. Phone 377.3111 or I3I$S3. Elschlca I Electrician work. No lob'too small. Now Old Work. All work Guaranteed. 323-5411. at and ____________________ PaintIng S Paperllaaglq,, U•J Small Commercial, Resldelll'. Free Est. 7am.tol1p,i CaIIM.c3336314 i3.ib.l For Quality homa repair iriS Landscaping Call 333-1731 Ask for Kevin or Doug, Aluminum Screen Repair, gvtteø irwtallation, carpentry and dry wail 3230131 CARPENTRY Repairs, painlung, wall coverings, dry wall work, all types, l aminates cabinet ry Mason repairs & concrete finishIngs, pressure washing roofs.horn. 131 We ' If you don't tell people, how sri they going to know? Tell them th a classified ad, by calling 332-3411 or 131-5553 HEAPS CUSTOM SIRVIC Interior. ant~ 1111111116 ESTIMATES 33340.:t J J, .,nj'gI - J'$ PAPlRHA$5IN5,j ao Yr's. Eap. Work i,arsa$a Lk. Free Est. 541.450. - PSS,VIC.* Dog Grooming, Poodles & $mAl broads. broads. Cut & Shampoo, III Eve, and Sun. Apts. 33l-J')1l . _________ '.rw: 1-1 ___ . - - Carpentry PSII*Ing& psrh.ng1ng ")' Air Conditioning Animal Haven Boarding & Grooming Kennels Therm Controlled Heat Ott Floor Sleeping Boxes.We cater to Your pets 22 3152. 'ku 'ti- MENNOMON - ROOM FOR RENT CaN 3314515 i 6. ' AND LET AN EXPERT DO THE JOB Free Estimates ROOM Priv. entrance. completely furnished for senior cIt lion or young am. tieman. $120 psi )444i. :. '' il - - it) z.q t.:, Richard's Carpentry - . CAU,'t-OIL yau CONSULT OUR BUSINESS -M maim 11" Ali Allittrus. Local Distance Service. We clean garage 34$ 1320 Day or your Night. P1''Jng Cant' __________________ "Photo Copies and Res*Ltj lions." WIEBOLDT'S CAMERA SHQ 210 S. Park Avenue, ',t%-)T 13011 3374101 - Rsiymd,1Jr1 '- -'1.71 Remodeling RemodeIIn9Sp.cIali Wehaintle the Whole lalloiWax - ..- B. E. UflkCon$t.',.11 .70" FInanCliIUAVIllabIe"'1 1 cuitt IvEV bAY IS IAaGA1MA lNTHEWANTAD$.3fl41 551.5553, OUR RATES ARELOWLR Lakevir Nursing Center Pooling 9 19E Sotond St. Sanford 322 4707 __________ ROOF tNG& POOP REPAIltI4'S all kinds. Comm. & Working in area since 1534. pairov _______________________ Lic. & Bonded. 335-lOS 9 . Longwood. Paint Problems Solved. Dial a __________ Painter I Decorator. 25 Yrs. Lip Day 1415034. Eve UISips Piliding 4761 ______________________________ Clyde's Painting 10 Yrs. in Flo. Homes. office, Stores No lob too small gg Tall. 3453317. House Painting interior I ex . tenor & Gutter Work. Over 10 Yrs. Experience. United PaInters. Att. S p.m. 151.1551. ________________ .enlle Be" Signs SioclaIlsler4' In Truck letterIng and ) Dimensional Pyre Psa. lefters. Reasonable. 331.1114 Alk for Gentle Rat. -- House Painter-lit Clfla Work, Work. )3.yrs.,.ua, inneth 11011. 335,5235. anytlm.tjfl A. J. Sizemone Tree llrYIc' LIc. Bonded. )lYis-Is..'wi Frostst. Flrewoid -'-- - fl'SS$Sn4OS ' 4yes334 House Cleaning for a Job weii1 any type t of House Cleaning, Apt*., & Small Offices, including new Homes. Call the Dusters P.m.-? p.m. Ask br Jeittli or Nadine. 504313-1544. Ppk*lng& Pressure ClNnb'ç Aattsny Cailno. still saving Sanfgrd with pride Int-Ex. terlg,. Ref. Fro Eel. 222-0071. -- LS ^ RZEALTORAA7 Eve 311.2055 rn-we 323.5774 Si. AAnj -- ---.- ww carpet, HwidMRed, REALTY Sanford - . - IAL$ M111111'.118131. 131.1W 3234111 321.4W 24 HOUR 322.92$3 NEW HOUSE in Deltona 2 Bdrm, 7 B. 2 car garage $330 Mo Option to buy 1300231 33-Houses Furnished - REALTOR REALTOR,MLS 2111 s: French 'I' C 3 !DRM, Ili bath, Cenalbeat S air, washer & dryer. $313 mc. + security. 373 1370. 3 BEDROOM Lb HOMe Lovely quiet neighborhood Fenced back yard an w'll. 534.000 - W. Gannett White. Broker 337-7051 UNS WORTH REALTY ROIBIE'S - your lof or our 101. V Enterprise, Inc. Mel Inc., RssI - LLL3$I.1 wASNIWOTON OAKS. SIlOS dews FHA-VA moves you in.3 Sdrnt, Wi bath, larase, new paint. Priced Is sell + carl 331-5551. SEASONS GREET. IWO S. 3 Bdrm, I', Bath Fenced back d Good Neighborhood. $313 -+ 1200 Deposit. 322 1413. For Rent: 1500 Mo 2 BR home, Central Air S. Heat, Central Va., Fireplace. 340' on St toM, River, Geneva aree P.O Box 132, Geneva 32737 Frontage. Con. Homes Low Down Payment caut for your loll Will build on lcs ow-grew me s*ng 1eU small bicyle? $ell' these Idle 4$IIne*Ith a want ad. To place your ad, call your friendly Classified gal at The Herald, 322.2411, or, 131.5553 Near 17-55 $1,000 Down Take over Lean at 1331 mo. Cent H. A. Fully carpeted. Ready to move In. 373.753g. 3 Bdrm. 11 ', Bath, Garage, New Carpet, CHIt, ApplIances, Fenced Yard $375 + Deposit. 3220314 - at 41-Houses 32-411ouses Unfurnished SentInel Dar morning paper M11114 her sale. Sanford ate. Goad Income. 333-0351. DANIEL R. DALEY and BONNIE CABLE DAILEY, 5.00 Westland Drive. Knoxville, Tennessee 37522 ANOTOALL OTHERS WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: YOU -ARE NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a mortgage on the following property In Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: e I Bdmt., 98tIr-Llylng1..aed' dining mm. Kitchen 'lull)' equipped. Laundry rom, washer and dryer included. Screened.in back porch, Mth storage room. Near I Towiwi Shopping Center in Orange City, let, last and Sec. Required. Coil J.anie4.1432. One Bdrn, Kit equipped Water, Refuse Furnished $200 Mo, A.A McClanahan Lic Real Estate Broker 322 5552 amonommompoommomommomq 24-8i*Iiss Opportunities corporation are o 40-Condominiunn MODERN 3 Bdrm. Central HIA, ww carpeting, good location, Fenced yard. 43161N. Alutrdnum SoeIItaFada RooterS Wanted 323.703 Alter 4p.m. Plaintiffs, By make OWNIpPINAISCIDWith 11+ down. 2 N*m, Iscedar pround peel, family tin., new reel, Owner. Broker Midi". Office 417. OHS. not. 321.0170. at &FRANI ,' or Buy Football Tickets with Money You with a Garage Sale. DUPLEX IN DELTONA -3 Bdrm. 2 bath, very nice. $325 per mo., UI4554. 41-Houses New35R.7BeHom, With Cu%tomextras FHAOr VA. Call 327 2257' - 31A-CipIexes Brand New Lake Mary 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath, 2 Blocks to Crystal Lake Beach. Large Oaks, Cent Heat and Air. 5330 Mo. + 5150 Damage Dep. No Pets, and References required, 332 5171. Wsdnosday, Dec, 31, 1550-11I 41-Houses Newly Remodeled Beer and Wine Bir. 7 Yr. Lease In Military, 511.000. 401.3435. LPN 12-0 Shift Sanford Nursing Camalecent Center. contact Mrs. Brown Director of Pteine 3214311, YEAR Evening HeraM, Sanford. FL 37-3üslness Property Lovely turn, efficiency 111.artmerit $115 Mo: Gas & (It,t,ic not included. 11441171. URGENTLY NEED DEPEND. $LE PERSON who can work without supervision for Texas oil company In SANFORD ares. We train. Write T. H. Dick, Pros., Southwestern Petroleum, lox 711, Ft. Worth, Tx. 70101. HAVE A HAPPY & BLESSED NEW - '-__--__'_*, '.WJffi an Evening Herald piper route. Dependable cash band. Cd 322.2611 ES? 4of _'i_* IV" Extra Money - ui, ,, wiit. Man. average size, good healiI., good education. Now In area wouid like to meet financially s,cre AI 50 to 70 Yrs. For Dating and cumpaniajp, Reply to Box No. 77. co Evening Herald. P.O. lea IUJ, Sanford. Fla. 32771. -- -: - ;br MrT -. & e.suiy - : ' fl4 ... SECURITY GUARDS. Full S Part Time. Experienced preferred bet will treks. Must be able to deal with the public. Carltetephenohelpiul. Equal Opperiwilly Employer. Call Orlando 541.754 bet-wean S a.m. S I p.m. for Interviqw. References will be checked. _____________________ _______ Lots 1) and 17. Block E. FERN PARK ESTATES. es recorded in Plot Book, S. Page II, Pubic Records of Seminole County, Florida has been filed aalnst yoti and you Kennedy s SOfl IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT, required to serve a copy of EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL your written defenses, If any, IO It AND VON on SAM I. MURREL.L ai SONS, BRIDGETON, N.J. (UPI) CIRCUIT. IN SIMINOLI COUNTY, FLORIDA. Plaintiffs' attorneys, witoss ad. TIe 19-year-old son of Sen. CASE NO. $53732.-I6.L dross is P.O. Sax 1741, Orlando, Edward M. Kennedy, D. IN RI: NAME CHANGE Florida 33502. on or before Mass,, has been arrested for MARY A. STECK, on baheif of January 23rd, 1551 and file the MATTHEW DAVID ROWLAND orIgInal with the Clerk of this possession of a small amount and WHITNEY THORNTON Court either before service on of marijuana. minor children, ROWLAND. JR.. Plaintiffs' attorneys or l.tt. Petitioner. mediately thereafter, otherwise Police said Tuesday that default will be entered against you NOTICI OF ACTION Edward M. Kennedy Jr. and TO: Whitney Thornton Rowland for the relief demanded in the Steven J. Okun, 30, the son of YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a Complaint. the Arthur M. Okun, a petition for Change of Name has WITN$S my hand seal of this prominent economist who been filed by Mary A. Steck, Court on the 15th day of December, the purpess at 1*. died in March, were stced changing thefor names of MATTHEW (SEAL) for speedIng Dec. 18 as they DAVID ROWLAND and WHIT. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court Upper HEY THORNTON ROWLAND, drove through By. Cynthia Procter JR., to MATTHEW DAVID' Pittsgrove Township. Deputy Clerk STECK and WHITNEY THORN. The state trooper who TON STECK and IhM y ou are Publish Dec. 21, 31, 1550- Jan. P. Pulled over Kennedy's 1979 requIred to file any okiedlon you II. 155) on Albert DID." Jeep became suspicious when may have to said petitionPetitioners P. Cook. Esquire, he spotted a small, sligh tlywh s address Is dl FICTITIOUS NAME opened wooden box inside the Maitland Avenue, Altamonte Wks Ishirsbyglwnlh.( I am Fiorldi 32701 otter before engaged In business 312 Pat. vehicle. The box was later January 77, liSt and (III the trld,e I.aiie. LOng..S4 Seminole small a found to contain original with the Clerk of this County, FlerMa seder the NC. amount of marijuana, a court either before service on titious name PELICAN Petitioner's attorney or im. PRODUCTIONS, and Ill I kilsid spokesman said mediately thereafter. to resister said nanis with the Kennedy and Okun were WITNESS my hand and not of Clerk of the Circuit Cwt. given summonses Charging this Court on December it, 1m Seminole County FlorIda in them with possession of leas (SEAL) cordance with the proelsises of the Aslhuf H. B.ckwlfls. FictItious flame Statutes, To.WW: than 2$ grains of marijuana. Clerk of the Circuit Court Section 044.05 Fiends Statutes Under state law, the violation By: Carrie I. Iuettner 1W. Deputy Clerk Sig KAREN 44. STOKES is considered less serious than Publish Dec. 31, 31, 13008 Jan. 7, PubliSh December 117, 34 31, 1* the 14, misdemeanor, a 1301 I.laiwary 7. 5551 spokesman added. Of Dl? 01DM , - Dolly Care for 4 Moe infant In my home. Grandmother type. References requIred. 3310515. Sunday - Noon Friday - they could do," he said. Weigel said Barrows underwent two days of hypnosis sessions before Christmas and an artist satin on the final session to listen to the descriptions. "Ile wept and said 'That's the man," Weigel said of Barrows' reaction after seeing the final composite. The composite shows aman between 30 and 35 years old, be tween 6-f ee t and 6-foot-2 in height, between 160 and 180 pounds with a thin but muscular buIld, large piercing tue eyes, bushy thick eyebrows turned up slightly at the ends, brown, medium length hair pulled straight back, but neat, deep lines In his forehead and a cleft chin. - W - - - TflSI - - - , - - GRANDMOTHERLY woman to care he' S ens, 555 girl in my home Men. Ibr Fri. 7:30 to 4. Late Mary the Criulngj., References please. 333.$415 after S. 5:00 A.M. S:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY 1IC*eCvflYetlmSS..37CaS SATURDAY 9- Noon - ." Apr l RATES Despite Barrows' view of tour ii the moment baby$dtIn,. Weekly- Daily r.te the new composition,, which Day 8 Moll. 323-5314 differs from tie one drawn from deta ils he gave Ira- Nurse Eap. in child care keep children, nion', to mediately after the slayings, or night. Ross. rates police indicate the)' will not - Winter Sprino. 111IM411110. use it. Mother of 2 to watch children 3-5 Tampa private- detectiveyears in own t0rne. Fenced Yard. Lk. Mary Sanford Area. Russ Weigel said Tuesday the 3230S62. new composite Is so much different than the one the New Year's Eve ,police came up with "you Make reservations now for your wouldn't be able to recognize children's care. All night if the person,", needed IC yr's. exp. with children. Call 327-020). Beach Police Chief Tom Shanafelt said he would NURSE will Children, any ago, in my home. not use the new composite Call 327-0201 because It could hinder the UNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSET. "' investigation and In. Sail thou things that are $uSI vestigatora for the Florida taking up spice with a want ad Department of Law Enforin the Herald 32341111 or 13199?3. cement and the Manatee County Sheriff's Department CHILDCARE inmyhome. also said they think Weliel's actions could hurt their in. vestlgauons. enough trou1ile Legal Notice hó"wtnüses 501contkziilnated without this IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP guy (Weigel)," Shanafelt THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL sald."Abot of harmcouldbe CIRCUIT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA done. You could ruin the CASE NUMBER: Ii-272.CA.1194 whole cam come court tlme." JAYTEE HOLDINGS. INC.. a Barrows said he told the Florida corporation. Plaintiff Manatee authorities at the vERSUS time the first composite was GILBERT R DAVIDSON, and produced that lt was not right. DOROTHY L. DAVIDSON, his "After they tried five times', wie. -. 9 11 Pock .- - Cs quality spnIenced eiwy References required. Full flow AM and PM Chef, good payly iI work In cendflis App in , Person Monday ftwv Friday *1 p.m. Deft" Irvi 4414152. itlrne ................sa esevetms.,Ncapul 7cenescvltvettm. ..... HOURS stop him. - 0 I EARNER - in- ___ ___ " with an ankle Injury. Barrows said the man put the bike in the but, got into the station and immediately shooting, began killing the other three and wounding him The man then fled to i near by sho pping area and shot an d killed Robert Matzke, 58, when he attempted to I - - million In ransom. Their last hostages • S ...... - -_ 1$1.Iv.nlng Hesald,Sanford, Fl. - VW 01111111111i ft Proll"Wriel , Vinyl in Cleaning, mass lesttt.rtte on vinyl 10*. liKe new. For Est. 333 7412 EvOS All . !I �a..-- a. -, - Sir • 1. _ New . I SdINá7,DSC.31,1$ Christmas? for Car ' by Larry KIT IN' cARLYLE U-Ibm. 4-.44 A4 , Dollars With a Classified One Into Old Turn Your Wright w.. Equlpnvi* i-WanId to BuY 77-Jw* Cars Renewed - BUY JUNK CARS& TRUC Kill, :< . S b.v* go OVI poW. WIN boy Wife a" of 11011-tololl Owner will 11wees. 1~v am. I WWI ---r Ar 1E1 •TijRY ACRES VOLUSIA COUNTY. LOW DOWN 10 EARS 10 I ACNE LAKEFRONT NEAR NEW LAKE MARY HIGH. Reg. Real Estate broker • i st i.ar _____________________ JOHN KNIDER AISOC. 107W. Ciminercial 10$. IIWOFE Ewa 2" Iflow.carp" W4 Pettit. S S ACRES NEW FENCE I CATFISH POND. GENEVA S :._ FRIOCI F.ntJps •;;; ,• i lèm. fifth Concrete 'wffIt I Idrin.. i s.m 4nolleft $k Garage 4er$ment. Thai w.. T*(,avt Rsslaerah in stun . S AW S re lIvk w Tinnis OWL 1• p ,.. ash arins. .,t. M iA_P. Ily Mene needs TLC. y 90 AMIS. --••-- - --- JENKI PI5FURNITURECO' '30$ East $thStl'es$ .iir.'4.j '' '' SEWING MACHINE equipped tO Zig ZOO I make automatic buttonholes. Assume 10 Acres Hwy 17.92. S Acres at IasnlnOio Commialty College Entrance Hwy Il-fl. Sanbord Sewing Center, Sanford Piare. r. Hard Top, Power stewing. P Brakes. Current S 47-Real - r.iiate WILCOSAI.IS-NWY.41W lMl.W.el 1.4 WD1hU 01 ~ WMIersele Sanford. Fla 37171 322 II LTV I BROKEN $4%J$.FrSIdIAVS. REALTORS 3330901 _______ . TANDSILL 1101054 cyl Auto. N ANYOW IN TUN SAMPONOARIA WwTu oil 41- uviNi $ Was. __i b$SIsWl.I!1Is060el! OCIISmOUS for . C N4Am I= 01110"I 111141111,0111, 1 too "M f attolIT ' 42-?MbHs - SOS 1*141 SINkS S. sau3r.Av,A*ednS.srdm. Full kit & um, Sd*1s I.Wd5IPSd.SV1333 wIN CHA. vs ,Øtpeftag. S k'• ' OEIGOIYMOSILIHCW IsoOrlande Dr. VAIFHAPWII5 fuso*CCMaslrt INS. I! . WtslsPerhS PInes P,J,..iensl pja. prefesslenal Office for Sale. Prestige Complex' Ht., espesire. Easy access. Call I 3S$..1414,Rudy Jordon Real Estate RealIsts, 21 N. Shell EdOslacy, ala. Jim Jordan 48 T0081 Crossings. g ,u rs, ppets. p$, k nia a Idt M.11101 , S All work - 32224ZU ' INVEST IN YOUR OWN wlttiiA*mSIsfN your bud40$. j' Ill'S I.aulbart LLMacYJ.1Q1)Q, RIIALTORS Wild jar Sale. After I p.m. 322-32M ANAL ESTATE REALTOR.322 10" . S ' . design 0 - • . • . , • . . S BEST • • location ' .. . , - . S . S . ' Ch$h5Ut St. and ProvIdence Blvd., D.Itona, S • , for a preview of auth. BEST things :. S now open, .omsr .i'i'IP up or new "I? LOWRY ORGAN Model T04-11 4 Channels symplanic String%. out*. chords -with . price BEST •. . . - S + S LENA WAITE .1 -305-"668-6526 ' ' . S - 4 . S - a • S . . , . S 46 *T*71 1 1401 [1 - 9 0 k M. NMI. M • Doing $TK,#L1131 I + . potter AMNth1WS5 o.tWt, COIlili, *MIMCI IiI £08'121000 MILE LEASE A NEW L ' SB 24 TO 48 MONTHS &SMPeWIfUSS*V&I00F 1JWM DEALER HAIWIG FMaGHT TAX I T NOT PL'II*D ,.-j S -, 5 - ___ __ __ - 'a- • .' \ r ,L • S . .5 • . . - • S . . . , ' ON RUMNING it" Inv 1"Ire - I--COUGAR XR7 4. BOBCATS 3. ZEPHYRS S .CAPRIS 3.MONARCHS 1' MARQUIS' S I S . , S . • S S S ' • • .S • • . .. .. . , . S • , . S a - - - . . ••• 4 . 5 A JLAILE - . - 1?F 4129" 0 '5$0" CM fALI,'-. S 12 ts/12.000 MILE WARRANTY AVAILABLE OPIN SUNDAY •111W atgIs 2.6 PM - 'SI $S$0" 5If '3O0. ___ - . __ . S . • . .. . S • . . . • .- - - - 4 SAT. & SUN. TOLL PMand V J - 4 - S S ,, . S. - S ' ... •.: . * •' S S .. .. ... S S . .5 -. f • ' ' SALE ENDS 1481 • 5555 HIGHWAY 17.92, LONGWOODS FLORIDA - 8318090. 322.4884 S t ... ' 5 sf0., ,RoaY o LINCOLN 53or 12% APR ON SELECTED MERCURY MODELS 9%BELOWPRIMERATE • M*o, . HWY CITY 4 S&E 11,802N LOADED . ' ad. by collie" ppm -sq 1"I NiFffir 0 F~ don-I tell pecoo, how NO Is knew? Tell 11141M ft" S - FEATURING LOWEST PRICES OFTHEYEAR S OP 'ft S k I A.11117n 1981 UNCOLN .-.. . ANNUAL YEAR..END LIQUIDATION SALI SALE ENDS I - - S - a ' . . . - • S S 00 Us" service •• Ave 312 JISS Like now. $130. N011's Sanford Furniture Salvage. 11.97 S. of * - S - S Music Center. 2207 French 3311433*InchHetpaintEIedrlCRa'li. - -3114111 PlR$TS - .'' -Mjical M.rd*ilSI IILSla WiUOff4mA,E* PUENITURI .'• W S weseins. in.HOm Portraits. _______________ nos. homas lvii Singer Future Fully auto. Guitar &ampllftef,5421$!lue. sCultum 32317$ rePoseised. used very short . Special now 5359. Sob B.111 . frSPl kS5. OK w ntiøslhIi.PfiCId$%4400 fee S , S eualvaus. £ ii • Addi S . ACRES,nicely assets and ) U40 in Still. . 5 5 1.9047348537 BEST ..quality SS-&sts I Accessories ;: Nolps Sanford Fufnifurt S Sanlord "10 - by Salvage, li-fl S. at San$srd. suarontIsd. Free estimates. - ' o.vuse. was sen. Piowsm. lw.Hmad,lnes.Csr 3yrs importance.. size steepen 01w 1w n'.. S . New Queen OF D W i , re 10150$ M4*lNI fl Hwy. Il-PS • 5a.I,ld.Flgfl77I EIe fual Winds W ill ill T d CLEAN Oil. I ADJUST Yeuraewlngmadslnesrvacim. clean 1340. Patislsuppiles ' 322-4313 - - Used Inner SprIngs podding. 525 $el. P4011's Sanford Furniture Salvage 11.91 S. at Sanford - . IrEp Design & Build to Su t Buyer . ________ . ,, Lone "7 1-305-574-3469 payment. SAkS, 1101 N. Mills (1710) Drtando 1110.2061 mini. 1 - - S may not be the largest --. but we re to . . GRO -ing. BEST - and we We FinancIng avail. No down Hill's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.10 S. of Sanford. S . S QusUty Built Homeii& ith Chromatic New Walnul BookcateslromVf. UV1I SANFORD MOTOR CO GROW'S CONSTRUCTION-CO. Zenith 19" Solid State Portable 3051.ael2SttsStreet ,will .. S Sanford, Florida 33771 43-L*ts.ACrs.0s ANYTIME eep • moot 312590 . S TELEVISION IENKINSFURNITUU CO. ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 3t7J79T'. 311 Sooford Ave. Asset. CALL Pert ConCrete S teel Forms New Work Baste sale 1.19.99 Pr. -..-- Iaaunu $ Wells, Good, clean, used, full-size IN Sgqs a. Mitt. $10.50 ha. piece. yonba6srawsoirJunk Sanford 322 $?If. 11.s '" , enith. Sold or$ó TV reoo 19' Z SM .15 .Sol 5103.1.0? $17 mo Selvage, 130 Do change- Ts.d-$Ie00 thange. flat I Sanford Ave 143 $00 heat, 4ê-ConmuPri Pi,.rty '%INkSL Cesleal NEWQ:::.nTV, 5 classified ad for nsults. 322. 2611 or __ a47 - - - .$1295 WAGON Buyers to 00 - - 1978 CONCORD 323.7150 m Cott VL$S ortando 1-0116-3464 92 S. of Sanford. 3225121. Get - $13 per mo Financing, no down payment. BANS 1104 N. Mills Ave. (17.52) TWI IHIWm A.Ok Tire Marl U13 S.French S130 up, I."4-749-475S. WAYICOMPACT - AGONEER REBUILT BATTERIES1S.92 50sttt1bfCH' Derail raft. Boa Is "W I ,o% oft Selected sets of new IATTUSIN-PDW. -- ...OS 90. v IFefilli C reef Jest palsied. - 5I 710 Ft. 6. A. 9, 12 for $7,SOS. Good Cond. 3371156 or 3227017. l rear IRS veil) unit. TV neeft sw4 work. US or best offer. 323 4021 anyllmo. ' our beaut ifu it new IHOAD. family Poo - Firewood. Seasoned. Split Pins I Oak-DelIvered $33. PP.323Sill Alt. 6pm. ' - I tar, $900. Clii Kathy 32104* Upright. wmatchlng bonds. Vary reas. Aft . 4 3495001. ''USUI.WANTAD$; ..su.ass0.eri0$ a, Large Porl"11111 ?V kr"n; $1.50. Measure for Auto,ns$Ic - 1978 JEEP " 'U''. BEEF CALVES Angus. $4.1.,. man, Cnarolals. Hereford, I - 1978MG MIDGET - w i B.&Prews. 14.30 Sale HumlIton, antique green __ - or will tell separately. Misc. CK*LT$bIØ . 1951-31 Holiday Imperial. Microwave. awning, H.AC, io.ded. Used 2 mos. 333.9510. _________ MILLEXI Ph.3211 GUI - S V111111111. Uvestod.Pouitry 67- usedTv'.,I2S$.up Executive Desk, 3602" A Criedento and Chair. &300 Sol.. PIANO j.mUPONTl $ Sar.. 1 NO Lake GISISIS Is fl ha' pret$y flood, WA fuse the I lndln' Is kinds' putty 'III I CHA, sew carpstlop. S offer. Coll l3OIISI Mallcrowski. REALTOR 322. avos 3223367. VON LUIIhaO N. sna*i Sr 1.017.3233. fo~ a" mid Mrsof • LEATHER LIVING ROOM SIT for sale. Ised S S I757 JLL WAGON Zyo soft Compute facIlities. Into. I. R.S.V.P. 331.77U. Tomorrow may be the day you sell that roll.a-wsy bid you've ru.wlwcetoroll away . . . 11 you place a Classified Ad today. saw In wanarly. NO MONEY DOWN. Free home trial. No I lion. Call 21d C 142t91 day or nil*. Sultcgses. Es. $31. 5 S A LE SANFORD AUCTION will be closed Dec. 14 ttwu Jan. 5 Nut Auction Jan 12..Happy post Is, take I H $70 GARAGE aMIs. Call Dell's Auction. Noise & Tack Floo Milt. Every Sun. of the Equestrienne Cadre. Soo & try. Over 30 Homes and Stereo balance due, SIM-00 pa yments ,g Now Start E*icclsi Bike. Was 1I2S now 151. 3 Leather Fftd • Rid S S mOApplicltlCns by pl4 339 For Estate, Commercial $ ResidentIal AuctIons I Ap. 4-Horsss COLOR TELEVISION ZENITH 2$" color TV In walnut console. Sold uww aver or 1700. free play. Excl. coed. with records. WIll deliver. 3319344 or $57611. L.argl3udrm.2 lath, S Acres on MOESNOMUTISAN I11111111 '' ke Buss. Coin operated or - 9100. M403. ____________________ ____________________ 323600 S ' __________________ hider (% ___ 42 orlando th.isn linford S S a We pay cash for Itt 5. Ind mortgages. Ray Leçg, Lic. Mortgage Broker, 1101 E. MGM REALTY p OSTROM S - • S - liln.CoIorPorIableTV,$U NCAAMFMSI.rsoConicle,135 NEW 3 BEDROOM 3 BATH CENTRAL AIR I HEAT, CARPETS ON NOLAN RD. i44W. - S S. 701$ French 333-7031 _________________ 2 Healthy TerrIer Puppies. iWks.OId.$3Seadi. 1169-la's ay S 5 We BUY CARS JENKINSFURNITURECO. 203 East 25th Street Notesa broksm some obedience unable to local*. Can be purchased for $7311.00 cash or payments $11.00. Must have FiNDALLMACHINKS' Coin operated Of If" Play. ExCl. awed, will deliver. SMI=. S - . - ,Pwoniyon.iflFlOrida.YousIi the reserved Price. Call 904 2$S831) for fur ther details. . we buy equity In Housell, aportmants, vacant tend and luumair PA 0". T.W46K MINTS, P.O. Box 17 • S . a public AUTO AUCTION .u.Sry Wednrs.ayatSP.m. It's II month old Dobicman. $43. MICROWAVE OVEN Brand new Tappan mlc,owav.s. Xmas fliViF used, was layaway and never picked up. Only "31.00 balance due polyssf or, snorted Comm Buy Ist SIC . - i 323-1147 or372flfl. Konmore pork tss.d' washers. MOONEY AP. NUANCES 2230697.' S S peed-S •r, n, I mile wilt of SPId *.y.Diy$OnlSIlCh,WIIIhOId e 'bUy used furn ture, ap. ___________________ 4QhIt 339.135.. . DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION pliancesk plumblng'!lsturil. Re,. AKC Siberian Husky puppies. Blue eyes. white. K Iblack coat. For Appi. . WRANGLER JEANS Cowboy Cut, cotton and W _________________ 5 5 5 dRINTALRUGS WAN ?ED TopPricusPall Used, any condition 644.lj26 qy• house 5 Stictel. $330. 373 1113. - traIned Affectionate Must REF. REPO. II Cu. Itt rost free. $303 $$3 Orig. 5539 - 53I.1m .." Sell, $30. 32,,, Mont 339-5144 ' per, month Call Manager at 3221411 or s.c at HILLARD NAMSIY REALTY INC. Peel. Sill MalicwskI, REAL. 3337903, Eves. 337.3357. 5 Washer rep.. GE dehe model. timi.Dal. $1$'.1lor$1.3Sno. S w Garage. CHA. Hwy 434 Screen Porch. Swimming 3 Yr. Old Sealtlp spayed, dscla bid orig. $10$.3S, used sliolt Professional. Sell, Lease Root $UNLAND 3" 63116 • Sanford.Florlda3SflI )2309$1 S for Sale .73 113 FRENCH AVE. 120th ST.),SANFOR.D Mel. Chihuahua Pup TIny.SlQ0 . lew,pvWtbuflonMrol Sr. 0bi. Orl$IAIIIY $6I. Pal balance 1390. $19 monit.ly . S _______ _Ami$0 Olt COMEIN - MICROWAVE full sitS S33-011 as full - STIMPIR aoiNc REALTOR 331.4991 323000 3iSi00 m ups, MuttlaIiLl$tln,$ervkl - pO*sIsiai.gmlinet$ a ow $ s*m, s t Urge - 5.111,19. 332.1411 r $319993. 5 • ' 5 S2Appftances SG-Mslleneous for Sale New pe $ppa. 1. Miff, tWIns. or DUPLEX LOTS toned M*.2 E*CO1IIW U$ecIO Ifl VS4 Go The River. nilp7 W Wool Ms Gel Pseple Togsffisr - Thin* Buylne And Those electric. Fenced. esdp for a mIIeMm _ ______ o RISULIFUL END. THE NUMBER IS a" -- ., TEN ACRES w ith well, wplIc I ft ____ Ot HWy 41. ____ S do*ae area. S Udrms. I bath each side. Natural a5 wollurhaces., 1144.5005 '... 4 '. CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS __________________ p DUPLEX. I oms Prosily alt IuInsM. ThaI :, Ld••J FrendlAYs. orlando .nt.q SUNLAND. 3 Sdrm. I ba th on IW$ W with fincid back Free standing fireplace. .. : - BROKER tofu $0400. .!" Is° I SEIGLEN REALTY Retired couple. Affect., spayed. heatfliy. 3 yri. 323 11W. • Off! PHONE CALL STARTS 'I' MI. N. transportation. You can find It InourCLASSlFlED want ADS TOP PRICES PAID FOR •GOLD.,SILV[R1 . ANTIQUES USED FURNITURE CALLUS FIRST 3234203 Free Female See,Ie Ideal for J . S Ill, St., Lk. Mary Blvd. : s-P.ts-Suppfles S 1IAITOS, MIS 6111 •',lfl)CSH7. . . 1a winter . 3 ACRES ST. JOHNS RIVEN, WOODED. $30400 TERMS. *S5OCIATIS, NIC. . S F11CICE & . • 05.IIONO. Lsrg.DlscotmtOn 110 HWY. 1792 Longwood 034 1103 '$ ' Music Ilown-5101 Machines 3214W screw bl 3045. ask fcrWaIl.Ce. . ELECTRIC. ZONED MOBILE. $37.90 TERMS. ERA , ¶ S i ACRES. WILL, SEPTIC L • - RebuIlt Gravel T act.., 3 30 In. Rotary 1iwr,r1 ret. poow $1693 $ 730 $1713 MOSTII$1$INSTOCK - ' __________________ AREA. $31400 TERMS. S ;WN "Good O$ DayS" have neVer idfl the Classified Ad. 5... .Thi $4151 are stIll TM I me ___________________ S129!i 010 YZJSOG OIOXS&30S0 1971 OT us )97ISR 500 - C*EiI.rk&M'13317WS _____ 1110yZ4450 5.. FILLOINY& TOP IO1L . USED rs.iy.. us al l . - $IIJOO. w.OauwttWhlte • _____ Yamaha of Seminole U YELLOWSAND &acnn *tsrin.c &wuI1runMraVI1U Total ULM. 62 . . 12 J . u-MotorCyCles DU1lSAY$AJ'tIOP.M. .1 Sanford. 3321721 10. • CS. Ill W. lit $t. 333.1100. d IN ?l S CASH Paid W Junk Cars and caft Weems mailwa, RbKoMf Tod Is c'e tPwi. me" wnr. OoJe%doe ____ 1* sale I" n"" cab. PM . Call 33111-1624.372.41460 _______ 13il ________ so. of SwftnL 1111141711. i' ( AN&w14A1 iDOC St. (REALTY i.rI l Concrete Block• JA MWIIsSPItII$IIs Nude 33 .738 ,.1 $3000. "'t-_i MILE. ELEVATION ON LONG LAKE. A99 .100 011010 icj so*" reprelok" spil"go, it. tTHIGH 2M; S ACRES lit"Ovello". City Swer L Wet". Much. much More. o. Eves Aft. compfile 1p - ., . .-'•.-•' a. -. r• -r - -. S 10 .. • - . . . " •. •_ . -, . 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I I I-Hsrsld MvurflMq, $.,Jud. FL _Ivenêøg HiraM. Saulsit FL W Tusa, c. 23 iNS c.U.iNS Ienii IFIv T ,A A " Evening Herald (UPS 481.280)—Price 20 Cents 73rd Year, No. 108—Friday, December 26,1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 After 5 Months, 'Bicycle Lady,' Daughter Fie nd Home net! After being homeless for live months, a place to call home since July after their because they saw them either in the park department was "keeping an eye out for women in the old Public Works building located on Secret Lake. or one of them on the bike going to the them." 65-year-old lady and her ..year-old trailer was repossessed. After a television report about them, daughter found a home in time for After the cold weaUer set in, one police "'rtieyve been living on the streets library or getting food. Sheppard said the daughter checked officer came to Sheppard asking if there contributions of food and money came in. since then," said Casselberry Mayor was some place the women could stay to Sheppard said. Out books from the library often. Known as the Bicycle Ladies because Owen Sheppard. 'OnChrlstnlasEve,wegOtthefll into a get out of the cold, he said. Although he wouldn't release their Sheppard said many Casselberry the like was the only item the family one bedroom apartment," he said, owned, the two women had not had a residents knew about the two women names, Sheppard said the police Last weekend, the city put up the two Through contributions, Sheppard paid ____ • the first month rent. Someone also donated a turkey and the police department contributed a Christmas tree. Sheppard said the younger woman has found a job, so hopefully "they can get back on their feet again." — CHARITY CICARDO Chemical Firm Takes 80 Barrels By CHARITY CICARDO Leffler is scheduled to hear closing zoning codes. But Royce Pipkins, attorney for City arguments Monday. fie may not render Eighty barrels of the most hazardous his final ruling until after Jan l Chemical, and Greer presented / waste stored in a Sanford field have been During the Dec. 19 hearing, City testimony that the drums do not pose any moved out of the city, according to Attorney Vernon Mire and a team of serious threat to either the environment . Arthur Greer, president of City Chemical lawyers from the state Departnient of or the health of Sanford residents. They Co. Environmental Regulation presented it also said the site was necessary to I The 80 drums containing a mixture of series ofwitnesses claiming the presence Greers business. ,, . •. . plating acids and heavy metal, ,a corn. of the drums Inside the fenced compound Greer said today he feels Sanford '•. bination both poisonous and corrosive, in the middle of an open fieldoff Airport residents "overreacted" to what could were loaded onto a trailer at City Boulevard and Jewett Lane is dangerous, happen with the chemicals. Chemical's Sanford "transfer station" They also .541Ld the presence, of the . lie said his firm is doing ever>thlng T Tuesday. is a violation of the city's fire and possible" to keep the site safe. The barrels were then moved Wednesday to City Chemical Co., Orlando where it Is waiting acceptance by an Alabama-approved dumpsite for hazardous waste. Greer said today such approval usually takes three to five weeks. Greer said thrypicked out the iit dangerous chemicals to go first and will Brief 52 Hostages continue moving out the remaining 3,200 A drums If Circuit Judge Kenneth Leffler United Press International The report of the Algerians visit came will "give in the freedom to do the Two blindfolded Algerian diplomats after four doles - Including the Vatican Street, Sanford, holds a birthday W. 18th .tamere M. Greene, 2421 CAKE MARKS moving." visited all 52 Americana hostages and represenative in Tehran offered Trawick, nutrition coordinator for meals cake given to Ijim by Janis Sanford City Manager Warren services for some of the reported today the captives "all are in Christmas an wheels. Greene Is celebrating his 100th birthday today. 100TH BIRTHDAY KsoWleS said the city Is praising for an good health" but not overly optimistic hostages, and Iran released a tape Injunction ordering all the drums out, showing 12 to 14 of the captive. on about negotiations to free them soon. Christmas day their second Yule But the report Ind1cat1 the Americani holiday in captivity. The hostages were were all in Tehran -something Iran has seized 419 days ago. not conceded. Iranian militants had said SCAs Accuser To Cali It Quits Iran's official Pars news agency said they scattered the hostages after the the two Algerian diplomats would leave abortive April raid. have reacted differently if (the teacher) them by the arm, pulled them alone and diplomas or the equivalent. By DIANE PETRYK Tehran Friday. Pars said "tie (Gehhad been black and the other employees physically shook them when she was Jones replied that when the assistant Herald Staff Writer The Algerian go-betweens, who were raieb) guessed that the United States had been white." dissatisfied with their behavior. This was cook inquired about becoming an The only white teacher at Sanford's taken blindfolded to the hostages, also would place its reply at the disposal of said they expect a U.S. response to Iran's the delegation within three days." But Jones, In a formal reply to the reportedly brought to the attention of the assistant teacher the Head Start director Head Start center, who charged she was report, said "that opinion is purely director several limes without any action suggested she take advantage of in. financial conditions within three days. treated differently from black teachers, Iran revived the threat of spy trial for subjective and ha no valid basis.' being taken. The head teacher said each service training being offered by the confirmed she is dropping her complaint The diplomats, Algerian Miibassador He also said the Head Start ad. time she reported the teaching program since she had no previous to Tehran Abdel Karim Geraiebe and the Americans if the United States did against the school's administrators. ministration has never condoned assistant's behavior, the director made training or experience in working with Foreign Ministry official lid Hussein, not meet what Tehran called Its "final" She also said she is resigning from her terms, which involved the transfer of discrimination fostered by any staff her feel she was being reprimanded for yuum% children. She did not then take post at the school effective Jan. 1. said they briefed the hostages on the Itiore than $24 billion in gold and cash to member against the teacher or any other reporting it. advantage of the training, he said, but progress of negotiations for their release. Last week federal investigators, the Algerian Central flank as collateral employee or group of employees. Finally, she said, she stopped reporting she is now enrolled in the training and in Following up on her charges and others, Asked if the captives were optimistic, for frozen Iranian assets In the United The ACYF report detailed the it and the teaching assistant continued to September was promoted to assistant issued a report alleging Seminole Lid Hussein )aUSL'tl, sighed deeply and States and the late shah's wealth outside teacher's charges and those of others. work at the center until 1979 when a teacher. Community Action, the private corsaid, "I think they are hopeful but of iran. A white supervisor charged the agency representative of the ACYF office poration operating head Start and other Clifton C. Acker, program inspector for course they are riot sure that this will with discrimination against tier by reported overhearing her tell one child: programs, did not properly invistigate Secretary of State Edmund Muskie has the U.S. Department of Health and paying black supervisors higher salaries, 'You have had one whipping today, and iiwiian Services, said Monday he will end, that the conclusion will finish said the Iranian financial terms are the complaints, possibly very soon." requiring her to fill out daily time cards it looks like you want another one." from the unreasonable," Investigators, The According to the ACYF report, the issue a report by February that may when others were not so required, and Administration for Children, Youth and prohibiting her from carrying out the head Start administration then decided require Seminole Community Action to Families (ACYF) of the Department of the assistant should use the sick leave take specific remedial actions or lose duties of her position. Health and Human Services and the federal funding, A mother, an American Indian, she had earned. HUman Right., Division of the Corn1k' said the department is primarily munity Services Agency, both in charged that tier child, who is legally Jones said the [lead Start director interested in how the agency handled the ' Wind, was slapped on two occasions by acknowledged reports that the teaching Atlanta, said Seminole Community the teacher's aide and that her child was assistant was "a bit rigid" in tier many complaints, Action will be "continuously monitored" effectively removed from head Start by disciplinary measures and had her oil..'We'll look at the procedures they used for evidence of civil rights violations, served. lie said she was granted sick and see if they were interested in finding , the employee's actions Continuation of non-compliance with the truth or whether they were just -s Jones replied, "There is no evidence leave because of a leg condition, lie said federal regulations, an ACYF to cover It up," Acker said. she is no longer an employee but did not trying representative said, will render Seminole %haLso'er to substantiate the charge" Seminole Community Action adsay whether the termination wits Community Acton ineligible for conthat the child was slapped. ministers federal grants through a voluntary. 1I, Untied federal funding. A former head teacher complained , A wtu'e assistant cook complained that variety of programs such as head Start. that the Meanwhile, the white teacher, who has program practiced favoritism It receives about $365,000 a year for head toward friends in the hiring and treat- w hen there was a teacher's aide position worked for the head Start program for open at the Sanford center she inquired Shut and more than $150,000 to cover li itient of staff, the ACYF report stated. more than 10 years, said she is dropping athuilntstrotion costs. about the vacancy with the Head Start The teachers said that while she was her complaint to avoid publicity. In his report, Jones said the agency , head teacher at the Sanford center there director. The assistant cook said the "I've had enough," she said. "I have Vi The Herald Staff -' and Management Family A Joyous Christmas and a Jane Caueiberry Charity icardo Joe DeSantis Doris Dietrich Donna Estes Tom Giordano Bruce Moore Diane Petryk Greg Pierce Dave Railer Jeanette Boggs Julie Boyd Verrice Burnell Chris Calloway Joe Calloway Albert Campbell Tom Collins Grace Garbade Wylene Griner Lu Harriett 8. Booty Earnestine Harris Eivi Padgett Shirley Padgett Ronald Renaud Darwin Sisson John Spino Shirley Swaggerty Pat Tyrell Pat Williams CIRCULATION Roger Bolton Mary Chamberlain Shirley Dobson ADMINISTRATION Raymond Bellamy Cindy F. Butler Wayne D. Doyle Ruth F. Rowley Colleen Thomas Frank Voltoilne Darlene Hankey Cher Kutner Robert Lovenbury Evelyn Ramsey Lee Ramsey Jeff Thomas Elwin Tyrrell ADVERTISING Dale Campbell Kirk Campbell Antlonette Elliott Lois Farmer Roy Green Sandy Justice Jan McClung Tine Meredith CORRESPONDENTS Gwenne Butler Larry Castle Sam Cook Tom Davis Toi Fitzpatrick Geoffrey Giordano Marva Hawkins Benton Wood Thomas Vincent Thomas Netsei PRODUCTION John Buenzie Cecilia A. Carter Robert Cowan Thomas Evans Carolyn Ann Felts John A. Gordon Marie Harris Tina Harris Joy D. Hays Charles Hays Ralph Hays Anna Jardine Joyce Maxwell Walter Maxwell Edith Miller Charles Paulus Rose Ann Ramsey Bonnie Robbins Cheryl Smith Wetly Spangler Pamela Tindall David Watts Shirley Williams - •Y: ..•. Algerian Diplomats .— — ' 'S .4 .. TELEPHONE SALES Dick Vaughn Elaine Claxton Sharon Adams Marlorie Goforth r EveningHeraldand HeiWd Advertiser - Y. -S IH CARRIERS J - Prosperous New Year! NEWS ROOM .. . Wish You and Your PHOTOGAPHY Herald Staff Writer were several persons employed there director informed her she need not waste discussed and "satisfactorily resolved" who had secured their jobs because they tiflie applying for the position because most of the white teacher's complaints were friends of the director a nd that she did not have a high school diploma. immediately after being informed of family." rl: She Mated that she knows some black them. those people were virtuall y untouchable But she added she "wasn't dishonest" But he said a committee has been far as supervision and discipline were persons who were hired before and after b In filing a complaint charging the ad- as that time who did not have high school named to look into the matter further. concerned. Jones denied it. ministration treated her differently "Favoritism for friends has never been It treated black employees, According to an ACYF report, she used in the hiring and treatment of charged the agency continuously staff," he wrote. "In tact, there are only discriminated against her because she is two members of the entire Head Start white. She also said the administration staff that the Head Start director knew knowingly allowed black staff and the before they came to work for Head Start. Sanford center to harass apd intimidate The Policy Council is involved in the her because she filed a complaint. Interviewing and hiring of all Head Start NEW YORK (UP!) The 12th-floor of consisted of only their social security The administrators are the Rev. Amos Personnel." the office building seemed like a modern- checks. director of Seminole head teacher pointed to one executive But the Jones, "My sister said America must be a Community Action, and Portia Spencer, such person, a teaching assistant, who day Tower of Babel. There were wailing sounds of' Italians, shrieks of joy in good country if they give such gifts for Head Start director. was exceptionally rough in her handling Yiddish, and consoling sounds In English the holidays," the $4-year-old Brodsky The ACYF investlgatth reported being of children, she said. According to the convinced Jones and Spencer "would report, observers charged she snatched as callers were connected to distant said emotionally, after the call to Haifa, Six Merrill Lynch office workers 144w&ld s,ss by Tom Nitsil relatives and friends. Victor Brodsky's hands shook. Ills eyes helped the arthritic or near-blind dial the watered, And his voice cracked. did numbers, and nodded wtienanxious faces looked up to see If they could talk a bit his sister's in IsraeL At 10:41 a.m., they spoke for the first longer. After the calls, many cried and Santa visited many children in Lake Mary a little early Christmas 4A AoundTheaock ------ 4A Editorial Eve. Driving through the streets of the city in a caravan which Inclu. in three years Christmas Day, hugged the office workers. Florida Bridge ....... . .... . ISA Telephones rang all over the globe: courtesy of Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, ded his reindeer and sleigh on a snow-covered float, he handed out ISA horoscope 14A Calendar ........ Fenner and Smith Inc., which opened up Budapest, Haifa, London, Rome and candy and toys to children along the way. It was part of a program ZA Hospital li/tIM Classified Ads its doors — and phone lines free of even Tehran. sponsored by the Lake Mary Police Department and aided by fire Natl= N. 3A Comics Not all who tried to get through to charge to about 200 elderly New Yorkers. department personnel. The program helped more than 2,000 Ourselves ISA Crossword • SA It was the giant Manhattan brokerage overseas operators were successful. Sports -13A Dear Abby ..............SA Seminole County families have a merrier Christmas with gifts of Joseph Drangignis, 71, had his hopes house's Christmas gift, to people who Television ISA ZA food certificates, clothing, toys and candy. Items were donated Deaths by never had need to dial its number for dashed when the Moscow operator was Weather iSA . Dr. Lamb. in area merchants and individuals in addition to toys from the Marine Portunable to connect him to his brother information on stocks and bonds. Corps' Toys for Tots program. folios of most of the Christmas callers t.ithuania. children. I live In this town. I don't want any more harassment for the sake of my . Company Lets Elderly Phone Kin Around World - SANTA SAYS HELLO TODAY . .. II ' - . - - - -. . - - . ... - . - . . . bA "-t-- �Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. In/ And Around Shop Leesburg, DeLand, Mt. Dora, Clermont 9-9 Daily Sun. 12-6 Friday, Dec. 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The friends as well as lovers, and dog had tags, so I put it in my we enjoy travel and the car and started to take it to freedom that only childless the owner, but it was such a nears Oat l will bemarrying couples have. beautiful dog, I didn't have Pat right after Christmas. I want a child, but every the heart to face the owner. So What should I do about the time I mention it, Gary says I drove out to the city dump shower gifts' Although they no. I'm considering getting and disposed of it under a lot were given to me when my pregnant "accidentally" on of debris, intentions were to marry purpose. Abby, my conscience has John, is It proper to keep them Should I honor his wishes been bothering me something to use with Pat' My mother and my promise? Or get terrible since this happened. I says It's not proper etiquette. pregnant and hope that Gary even went to confession, but What do you say? will forgive me and be as didn't have the nerve to PERPLEXED IN FRESNO happy as I after the baby is confess this sin, here? I'm 33 and time is lam sure the owners of that DEAR PERPLEXED: running out. dog are looking for It, Comma sense, casiaideratlo* SOMETHING MISSING assuming It is lost. Would it be and kindness transcend DEAR MISSING: Don't better if they knew it was dIette any day In my book. trick Gary Into fatherhood, lie dead' Please advise me. Keep the gifts that came may not forgive you - or the NO GUTS from your friends and child. If you can't persuade DEAR NO GUTS: Ye., it relatives. But return those him that a child would enrich would be far better for the that came from your lives, better to content owners to know the truth than DEAR ABBY: When Gary yourself with something togoou searching, and hoping and I were married, we missing than to betray him and praying they will find agreed that we would have no with something added. their beloved pet. I beg you to (hIen 11 was 21 and he was ('ONFWENTIAI. TO AN Inform the owners. U YOU lack 23 at the time.) Gary came ONYMOUSI.Y YOURS: Yes, the guts, give me the (SCSI, from a poor family and was ou should express sympathy and I will do It for YOU. struggling through medical to the family of a friend who DEAR ABBY: tt June I - school, and I came from a took his own life. Make no was engaged to be married on broken home and wanted to be reference to the tire um Thanksgiving Day to a man certain our marriage would stances, but be assured they I'll call John. I had several survive before bringing would be far more hurl were none of his friends to send showers and received some th1ILhen Into the world, Gary is now a physician and their condolence,. lovely shower gifts. I called off the wedding In September, but delayed returning tie shower gifts because I felt that John and I might get Mr. and Mrs. Dan Sperry announce the birth of a son on Dec. back together again. 16 at Seminole Memorial Hospital. In the meantime I met Mrs. Sperry is the former Lom Esee of Thailand where her another man I'll call Pat, and parents still live. The paternal grandmother Is Mrs. Marjorie now I know I will never go Mumbaugh of Sanford. back to John. In fact, it ap Infant Sperry has a brother, Stephen. sizes " ar. Coupon to LIII Album *11 be w i th pfrl$ *hlfl Dog for worrying GIrls' V.rsatII. All-seasOn Pants Choice of fabncs and styles 4.14 Not all ili.i and styles In all stores WITH YOUR NEXT ROLL OF 50%OFF REGULAR PRICES ol S LIMIT I $4$5 FREE 5-PG. 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But to Debbie Russell, it's home ... home where there are It trees, gardens and land -not OURSELVES sand and rocks - and "just Ems wonderful people." Among the festivities were Debbie, daughter of Mr. and a Christmas brunch at her ' Mrs. Tommy (Dorra Lee) _____________________________________ home. Other family members Russell of Geneva, grew up here. She got her start as a nice to sit back and relax and Carr Audi torium where her attending were Joe Baker, her company dancer with Ballet not have 1,000 things to do," good friend, Jacqul Greene, grandson, his wife, Susan, and Guild of Sanford-Seminole. Debbie said. "I'm playing, danced the lead in the their baby son, Jeremy; But Debbie didn't stick partying and just enjoying a charming 1870 ballet. "1 am another son M. E. Baker Jr., with and his wife, Jean, from Impressed around waiting for a break. lot of people I haven't seen in super Jacqui's performance,"Orlando, and Lou's grand. She traveled the dance cli. a year." Debbie, a statuesque Debbie raved. "She was just children, Marl and Price cults, auditioned and during Baker. her young, life has been cast beauty, was honored by her fantastic ... just super." with professional companies mother at a luncheon III one of Lou also hosted a"drop-in" Debbie said she would in Mexico and Canada as well the private dining rooms at really love to stay In the area as she called it, Christmas as throughout this country. the Holiday Inn, Sanford but opportunity here In her evening. Debbie is home for the Marina. She showed up, with field is limited. She said she holidays from Las Vegas just three hours sleep, plans to stay In the large where she Li cast as the lead wearing a stunning white silk production shows, but has her dancer In a lavish production frock. eyes set on television in the Sharing the lovely fete with future at the Tropicana, which closed its doors for the Debbie and Dora Lee were With her busy schedule In Dr. Genevieve Richardson, holidays. The talanted dancer per. Mildred M. Caskey, Miriam Las Vegas, she appears on forms seven days a week Wright, Valerie Weld, Corinne television specials and does there and she said this is the Rye, Kathy Downer, Debbie some rIX)deliflg. We 11111 M C$4dpeSSCII9flOnS We iii• hOf101 ,,IOiI NsICI first time she has had off from Russell (the honoree's sister. Debbie will return to the Prescription drUg pog,ns Ask p*.v tck.rd Pa,naciM. workduring the seven months in-law), Holley Kurimai, glamor and glitter - and she has been under contract Shirley McCann, Monica Jo grind - of Las Vegas today. there. (Rowe) Clements, Mimi It is obt,lous that Debbie Green aixI 1. Lou Baker seems real loves the hassle of show btz. Among the events Debbie Oh, but it's so good to get has enjoyed, she said, was excited over having a back home, she says. "It's so attending "Coppelia," at Bob houseful of family for the Is AIRlicz:i Is... 1 Dumping e won% =# 4= . Sanford The Sanford community is a Shop Sanford and Orlando daily 9:30-9:30, Sun. 12.6 . OURSELVES 6A-Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford FL Friday, Dec. U, 1NI.-7A o,i m,rthc7 . mom you o Crosman' Si's 1 500 Copperheads' In handy carton CLERMONT SOUTH LAKE PLAZA £&4 EAST HWY $4 WINTER PARK HWY Il flAT LEE RD. SOUTHORLANDOAVI �— • to SPORTS IOA—Evening Harald, Sanford, Fl. Metro Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Entries Look Tough _______________________________ Lady Ha wk The Colle ,q -03"wis Friday, Dc. 2, 1$O • Tips Off Today 'the Lady Eagles come armed with clashing with cn1avorite Winter Park at 6 while Jo Ludano's Lady Hawks tangle tournament veterans in the likes of with Edgewater in the nightcap at 8 p.m. Tammy Cobb, Zerta McKensie and Th e distaff side of prep basketball speedy point guard Dennie Ware,. Saturday's consolations are scheduled steps to center stage this afternoon when Luciano will counter with a relatively for2and4p.tn. with the semifinalsontap young lineup that includes a pair Lake Howell plays host to the annual of at 6 and S. Lady Silver Hawk Invitational Tourfreshaiin starters in Mary Johnson and nament. On Monday consolation games start at (iu'isti Scott. Melody Tolley and Cathy Seminole County teams will once again 4 with the third-place consolation game Cannariato lend experience as the senior UI 6 follow ed by the 8 p.m. championship members with reserve help coming in the be out to break the Metro Conference tilt. strangle hold on the championship trophy Ioriii of the sophomore trio Leigh as lioth defending champs Edgewater If history repeals itself in the Lady Lowe, Diane Dumont and Cindy Rocker. and Winter Park invade the Silver Hawk Willie Richardson faces a tough hawk, and all indications are that it will, gym labeled as co-favorites. Seminole County teams will have a rough tt,umnnment task as first year head coach varsity tittie finding the right road to the title of Lake Brantley's Joining those two Metro entries will be against Evans. Richardson piloted the. game, ak Itulgt', Titusville Astronaut, Evans, Rig Blue men's junior varsity to the Lake Brantley, Seminole and the host Out of last year's eight games playe d District Championship last year prior to Lad Silver hawks, by local squads, Seminole County teams y. An ritoving up in the coaching ranks this managed to notch just one %ict or ()'ning round and semifinal matches i season nd icati on of the Metro strength is are slated for today and Saturday. fl The new women's coach figur es to illustrated in an earlier season match up u'aiiis then take a Sunday breather and tx!twcen Winter challenge a talented Trojan squad with a Park and Seminole. r('turntoadion Monday with consolation lineup featuring lihonda Vasquez, The Lady Wildcats turned Seminole Maureen Sullivan, Lisa Gregory, Donna gait's leading up to Monday night's every which way bit loose in an 80.39 Pitt and linda Trimble. hampion.ship tipoff. conquest. TiltThe Lady Patriots will face a tough Tod ay's afternoon games feature a 2 But the Tribe enters the tilt on the heels task against Eva ns, especially in the p.m. lidhifter betw ee n Oak Ridge's Lady of low straight wins and with a solid middle. Pioneers and Titusville Astronaut. The 4 learn effort will be looking to reverse that The Lady Trojans feature big 67' pm. game will pit Evans against the lopsided score from the first meeting. senior Sue Winterheimer at the pivot, supnsing Lake Brantley Patriots under The Lake hiowell-Edgewater tilt bears She'll be joined by returning starters i1,,E:e\'iw= 7 .• S" '. oil -.-.—.— RyJOEDeSANTIS hherald Sports hi Evening action will feature . ' with six-footer Tona Burton. it • .' .1 By United Press lntel'flatlonal FQur of the nation's best quarterbacks howease their talents this weekend in the 'pening segment of college football's post. eason bowl extravagart Although the race for No. I won't get .tarted until next week, there is plenty if uctivitv for the college football aficionado sith four bo wl games schedu led in a twoil;iy rtretch, beginning with the Fiesta Bowl in h'empe, Ariz., today, where 10th-ranked Penn ;tate meets Ohio State. There are three more bowl gaines it'jieduled for Saturday. Ninth -ranked Nebraska meets Mississippi Slite in the Suit Bowl at El Paso, Texas: Purdue ilmeets %hissouri in the l4herty Bowl at Mi'rniphis, Fenn., and Arkansas fact's Tulane in liii' Hall if Fammue Bowl at Birmingham, Ala. I p . a p 4 ?— ' -• / • . . , . :. .It, 1 -. IT - ... - Hirald Photo by Tom N,siI READY TO 'I'raiiii'rs and breeders are aiiioiis For londa to roll around, not to mention die hard railbirds chasing that t' ' er elusive perfet'ta. It won't he long of a salt though. The Sanford-Orlando Kennel ('Itib opens its I98I)-81 season Dc- RUN ceinher'219 vilith a full slalp of evening racirs. Gales open at 6:311 voilh polit tinie For the first i'at'e set liii' M p,tii. - HOUNDS - Spectacular Catches Big Drawing Card ForTans. ___ • "till. -If vile are going ti: c(ifiling \nku back tit 'c 1111 ,, . linjop' 'a Li: foin-th Hall of suuirrieil atsiut tilt- by his fr i tirmstrnias dot and is ii - Ypt' ito III • t t'x O,t Hts'ii. i•; thi' (;ret'n i1•i)• r tat it titi it ott lii it i vi' tEen lit' protot>poi suidu' receiver, -ihelit niit'st of hi career lint'tt irtuall> shoulder to niiniih Bert>, the first sriuirw is uk' rt'u'Iver to t. (.i> QUIT ted to But two years ago, the Or ' \'. , find Jill open IjjiJjj - offense tt'ihiieti tiiil(llrig the) now 'f srinuiuige he cannot ha' touched Iill spokesman sattl him siljt slit did not knots , lI't t -p•''0 'ii Fiesta Bow I ,IIIIIf t 1 :''', ,•,•o lit It.. Lions, Buckeyes . I -1 Wave III - '.' I a - I 'I 'I '. ii.',''It ." h i -hi -h ii 'i 1 ;4. 1 . .1...-. , , .1 " • - I >ear . 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C'1' 468814988 -' , Goodyear Rev iirsy iI!'$ ct iI$Q NIr,A Inc I' I ' ' AutoSure of Cincinnati before I jumped to the pros in 1955 _ a' -- I, '.- Offense But I was an unknown at the University _ -' Vill ' P' a ii • ni t'ji, 'J •.t1,-: • • $ tri0s if - 11w conlest could tx- decided by tilt- will fats' a defense that never kicking gaiiut', anti the teaiiis am"e wellulmiaIut' I.tI.lI h'omiu,'' smiiul I','iiri su'asuin 1 ii I, I-i- I',ita'iiut soul i' nt ,ilhiutui'il immure lIon 21 points, antI that mnuatcheel There also, Neither l)lricekicker has iiaisstst an extra point — Ohio State's ia' ninikinigs, just lIt' autul> ilnt'e, tit, tv~,Iril fit ( )liuoStoie's Earle Brute said the gamma' 't'lade Jrinrikievski mad' 45 rind hkuiri 'lilt 'I liii' ta',iiii ()io State rim> not i'uunmhil hiuimge 'mi butts the uk'fenses adjust State's I herb Menhrurdt 26, Jaruakievski - ii Its' Ili) lit twil l iiiiw, but they' re as 1 ,u Ui> ii' oil i there arid pru it ,h il., i hut rig flit- go in it' I mu !,hil l things oil,'' made 15 iii 22 field goal attempts ; - ' - ,i fillet h'arlast'ts huiti, junior linebacker Th'nluardt IS of 21. 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STANDA R D IGNITION (SI U\tnJ ' c'sau,s C.'ca '' A" loop, raffle all hi' tnise'lf, it a•' -' • _________ 'V ' regular si'rus,ini might lit' net'dtsl I'ait'rno said ltut-kese quarterback Art "I think tIn' First quarter will It'll a lot," St-hbictttt'r ----ould be mIte difference tit the Is' said ' 'It could be a wide-open ganmie 1) UOU9 Dish -Ii,' '''- By (Jolted Press International - O STEREO 539s ______________________ XaC ;i I4Ifl ra • t 5at:' t. e i-. tie iii 'aaaiai set t'aatat> II it iii -: lit- i :itSn'''-'i!-''' ' °'I mu, ta-tar I I. I. i hi. it. a'I',ir-'''' ' NBA Roundup lead 1$dd to ThemJruiies Lofton t;reen Ray, huger Carr of Iltiniiort', Jerry Butler of ilfalo, Wes Cturndler of New cit of .' As Low As chasing hIt'rrnivanui's liasma's ira- a' tin'> iser.' Teammates mu juinir high, is arsitla'r threat to tiranak tlii m:atii'rm:,lls -' p •-,, - ,, ' - I. a career receiver ill u -airtft'rt'ntt' liisti'r> and quarter C ' ley Morgan and Harold kliad and SammyWhite. • $)flo l $42,80 1 I •:: of çk.siiti; Minnesota's Ahinaul • ' Itt tOtO god oil if? . / $3045 70 $ 38es f 'a ITT from tin' rest of the .nuirw creativity to (lid Slit til"11 $ ______________________ Coddiii I —, RETREADS ____________ Protect Moving Parts Lube - , Suns, Celtics, 76erits Pom DrlveltWiffi OVA# StJtS Sf Pit( Iett tk, eluding defenders with stimiiil,'tt ta h's'. W.1% %%I'll In- it 111:111 11) Ilk, finish, lolic'I'l. pI%I '111\1olts Io sev if %%v (.;Ili Shofllf Itc rallur, ittiia phn-t'al fituirthi iii tIi'. suit's IIi'isniriiuu Triiii> balloting - 'Without itniy tltnuht, hlerrmiiatmn is (lit' best passer Steve 1:o-ail ulurirti: miii Imit , it Missouri," I'iist'rs said The Purdue quit tt'rhat- k's fator iiirt't'emst'r is senior light tin! I );ii a' 'tailing, tub, sni.art'il 67 pas'u's for 9l ,irils a lld tight ititirhiuloistis ni t981i - lii',)' tutal ts,'rt' t'rs'uirdi ti uiiake \iiiirii' tIE top Missouri ('oach Warren l'owt'rs doesn't iiurs-e words when it conies to praising the i)l)IX)SiIld squad's signal- • CLOSEOUT 010 S !' i 4iend their careers split tI'li It it'll ii' ail> Int'o,rr, foil i nani if it :arnml'n' iii, tit Play For Honor Tennis have lii' a bilit'y Ito lie is it ciimiipht'tu' quirtt'rtiatk, he can . strike quickly. But, it could turn into the .i'hi mn lii,- h'u.'sta lk'iul tislas nuthi n- immi and thriiw, is a uivagriilit'rint kind of ganie we had against Pitt — a real -'ttiutu,! if '1,,ka' bol Ili i& ,iniul in i pti o, ung iirilltirtniilia't, suiM'r.'.ninitttli riruil kmiiitss light tk'feiusivt' gamin' with no one moving tubal s going 'ni ia' t on- , an inch," ' ' in his career. Bills t FINAL SISR, loll, 4 1111 S1, 0 4O IfQt5'r iiw pro football displays a itiiogI> endless array if I hliatil wide receivers, men ,- I cit it i St :ir° rind I 'i'm State, OflCt' Ili the uliiIir: In its' ii;itii'rial t tuamni;iiinishii. - the first tight .'nsl it, head the n;atiitou iii 105.5 rt'i-t'ption.s. Wide receiver Hart Iiurrt'II, is It's twin $39 - f t $ ) RA • $5 Jti 'iii • CUSTOM , Both quarterbacks are blessed tuitim precision passing arilISL Bradley hit 55 percent lit aerials attennipted this season, Herrmann, the most prolific passer in N('A,\ history, corlipIeted nearly six of every 10 is.st' throsrt u We're Clearing The Decks For A Great New Year! Save Now Through Saturday! tI cus under pena It) itt tt'rsi in is so viii hie t 'iiiattiili till it guile and imparting ,, LE tier reetis urn - l 4 11111"t'l lit - 'Intone thirtiws its' tail icr> iva'lI. Ililit said. - "tin's tia' 1St a'lleiii t,al.'nt, liartit - ular> at tin' skill ;iiisiiiiti'. I k'lensi tt'ls , (lit'> .att' stolid . 0th' m LsI It hit'> are explosive 'I't;is mn,i' a tu sh It tIm- kind 1 MEMPHIS. Tenn. it.1111i -- The focal taint of Saturday's Liberty Bowl garmw is likely to be a shoot-out between Purdue's Mark Herrrnnnn, the Big Ten's all-time offensive leader, and Missouri's Phil Bradley, the Big Eight's player uif the A Wlui Ii is wh> John itt' l kr'a Isi Ii at SM U ,.s an end Ita'd up in the straight 'I- 'Methodist ' iwoviiks that little lirt'et'tts 5 yards past the line , - - l.ouis heavyweight champion from 1937 until he retired with the title in 1949, underwent surgery to ' imnipl'int 'u' nacenniaker . r '' Purdue, Missouri Exped protiie 'i I lit' oflt'itsi u' line k't.'rtx'tl that once •u ret'eiver Pro Football if I"aiiiu', played his The '° :1 would a t)a'fens&'s lo striven to in t hi' is irk' recei vers c o ntain tutu 'aiptusticated ho-s that 1)111 i touth t' cot ut age on the iiti'Ii Split out But htt' ui;ixirii rt'niaitis that, given 11w tiiiit' it , Durtiw, a quartt'rlsick can rt't'ei%CrS lure fans with I içkk' .-let the earl> (lays of the •t titer i can i a list II I .t'a gue with Willie Brown, who hall lila' bat' ker OW and Shill liter's speed, literally squashiiiig iii g.'tier.itiiini ago. ; - eriv Bow,1 - •i hnimiipion released. -iris tits iisteti - Just xing be - - Lissic. Green Youngest player: Mickey Volcan, Hartford Whalers (18 years). Oldest player Dave )(eon. Hartford Whalers (40 years) ,srwsral'tA rNTEAPPil lit *554 I \euu Year's l)a> when topranked Georgia i lip vs t'ighthir;inktsl Notre Dame in the Sugar 1km I, sectsid.rarikeul Florida State meets liturtlirankeil Oklahoma fit the Orange Bowl intl silh-rimht'd Alabama takes on seventhn•uiktsl ita>lii' in the ('titton Bowl. -. -1 '- ' ("trl rrnd. 4201 W. Colonial Dr. itij- AUTOMOTIVE SUPERMARKETS AutoSure " :' '"'Il? flc:h 1426 Hwy. AlA Sanfnrç$ Tito m's'thlp 1 at Hopkins 254-1722 295-6090 773-8800 323.4470 267.8820 - a :,ia - - I Louis Recovering Well i Hf 111,1k' III finisheil ill, regular livasoll it fl~5 and lial,orback ('oach I,ou Ifolti said hv',~ folks. (149 pounds). Other kt' gaines which have a bearing on h used arid;fit for at tOill I lolalit' tirsi tight 't a 'oitt'l It- tolt , liti points - • . t 'i ra 'i - 'ird I (6.1001-6) Shortest player. Bobby Lalonde, Boston Bruins (5-foot-5). Heaviest player Willie Huber, Detroit Red Wings (228 pounds). Lightest player. Don Beaupre, Minnesota North Stars tie national chanipionship will be contested imihi1tl Faille Heaviest team: Los Angeles Kings (195.6 pounds) Lightest team: Minnesota North Stars (184,1 pounds). Oldest team: Boston Bruins (27.2 years) Youngest team: Edmonton Oilers (230 years), Tallest player: Gilles Lupien, Pittsburgh Penguins - " - (6-foot- 1). nation's - - ' friends and it's J~oing tit lie fun. I pist hope I don*t Itook bad in front I of 111) hollie tectuve gear. Here are more hockey statistics from the NHL: Tallest teams: New York Rangers, Philadelphia Flyers Ii' • I uit•• for No I won't 'et under was mitt, . nigimt m0 is iitn third-rankedi Pill. -bur g h li;ett,s Sa.iu;1h in (lie t1itt4' (Firolina t',t at • at shUt i c • a. " it .', oq!i 'flw 1- fvi'l- , 198-pout'! if g;uia W1 trh r,at I5t ,ii il' ,Oil'- . iii ,it - SAN l)IE(',O i NEAt The St. I4uis and Steve l.argent of loss Interlt'r,'nce i. movement is the most Seattle. And you still haven't And so you have the graceful and artistic in an named all the exceptional emergence of such as John arerul where the stress ones. Jefferson as the spectacular isicrahly is on violent contact Why are there suddenly so artisan of offense, lie caine arid brute force. many? iritti pro hall in 1978 — when John Larry Jefferson, also ''I think the influence of the tsiiiip-and-run was cut known in the NFl, simply ast television on young people down to one nudge in the 51 J., strides sriioothly and and young coaches has been )ar(l ,one -- and stored 13 'wrftly into the open spaces considerable," says Berry, a touchdowns on passes, tying lsy aid the line of scrimmage, studious astute man who is the rookie record, lie caught lib altos flapping btht1te in now an assistant coach in 61 passes last year. And 19) flight lie veers abruptly hefts chuir of New England's will provide his biggest pins In a virtual pirouette to receivers. "When you sec the h,onan,a. ito' right. Then he looks back wide receivers and the "Jefferson is a very fort,) • f ocus on the spiralling foaming garlic on TV, it's a big football arching darkly motivating factor in a of Fattier Berry, "in that he's .gbiitst ttlC sky. youngster wanting to play JLSI before he Intercepts i t s that position or a coach operating in the Sari Diego tilfensi' which gives him 'rhit, he soars into a leap, his wanting to use that type of tiiaxiiiiuiii opportunity to use iruis thrust forward. When it offense." tits atitlities. Many great ..esins the bill still niust elude And professional football receivers didn't get the hi' lunges into ii has legislat ed a more wide. nu inbers because of the ltiFi ,iintai platte. As txith J.J. open offense 11) give greater system In tu( Ii they played. .irid the football are iih)Otit tii range to (1w wi de receiver 's i Ii dow ii, hits extended skills. litIPaul War field played the tAg has become lingers reach out untouchable under today's part of has career with Miami dramatically, grasp ItiC ball e.ta'n 11w>' threw the bill 12 r ul es .Ind craille it to absorb the titires a garlic" In the 1950's, a defensive ,hock (if larahing back nupiesl Jiinrity H ill of '11w Steclvrs' Swann and All this has been iwrfornie'd the ('ardiruils was among the Stallv,ortli introduced ai l M illi lot a l concentration, first to realize that the best extra dimension to the bit vious to any defending eceiver technique of Ihis catching dayer. This quality of wa> to keep a wide r frotiii roaming his range Aas ]fiat produced spectacular with las nuitiett' abs itt hut turn as 1w r'auii' off the rt'suhtic ''They're leapers and it ti.as made Jefferson t he line of st'rinuiiagt' anti to keep jumpers, " ys Berry. ''It's ut ' .tariiliiig pass catcher In always bt'en an effective way hi tting luiii as ha' went diiw n lie oi'rlii iii ftaittx,hl, And with field - boUt (ii intimidate the of cotuhitig tx.it has rwser lx'en rt'aliiatn,,ii that his u'knwlt'dged. , People sri> receiver and to knock hitit off .pc' i,thiet'd breed the >ou got to grab the hail with fits stride 'thistt, IIlIiit)lt', speedy w oh' )our hands. 'llwe.e gii> s Jun p It became te krio w ii ,is but ii r e ' i ver .t''u n' iits for the arid-run, and tilt- Oakland U) and catch it is ttit iitist t'xt -itiitg t,upieos in all) lLio Haulers made it a A il) 1)1 lilt' ever) thing the) have " The typical player In the National Hockey league stands 6 lath and weighs 188,2 pounds before donning all his pro- feet leading Punter ifi Steve Co x , w ho.veraged 46.5 yards pkT kick this season '11w Sun Bowl encounter be tw ee n Nebraska intl \lississippt State Features two teams that -art' Isisirall> ground oriented, t,tnit'l Cvii,,;, C'r s,ib it, ti,t:iI ill' 'is" ti'1)' '', r, II ?Ii ta-i hid . .- Owl :sti orinimil threat tutsi liii - - Arkansas, 6-5, features the - iii pill \rk,unis.is, .1 tsuii-piinnit l,tsorutr Tulane cttaah said - '' I s-c gut lots of "Arkansas is a good team, but W' i-arnie to wiii" ha' auklt'd I think it it- ill be if great gautie and it high storing garnie. You can bet it'll be if s'et fight." .1W anc, 7- 4, is I ,ul I,> art ci hat k Niukie Hall, ;I 6-fool-5, 198-pound M'lliiit. hail prusseil and ran lt ill least 200 >arul,s CHOODp YEAR . >, i -- • The NFL's Top Rec.lv.rs ' . Ii us -. - if stretet fight." forward Who says you have to be as slight as Peggy Fleming to make your living on the ice? en t"ri Iert'iit'i"s Flaset of the "pi was ranked filth OIlS' ni,'tttit anpoc,siru' tot 'vt int'l ttiesl fill19 !''u''iid woii fit s'.rktng bi' IttinIi'r. ri - 4a.'rs t. ,o' I rat ,i,l, Pr i! - 'u '''I' ''tittie U flii!-:utt in't- ": , I. i''11t U''!, 1 IiI'!!erl 1,751 I, •inI' fit 1 1! •'lfi.tt ' in "par- lint' Misvtttr 10 IfI 8-, ''i"'i it lit IIJI'I( for 1 tart tidtisu • .,till ran 'n Ill's' -iih''t'- ?tii'i ct'a'Sa'nl ;ntsl t'IlK!ttrt his Set rot' BIRMINGHAM , Ala, i UPI i -- Tulane in I he Green Wate's first u'ighit gatos , Vinci' Gibson hopes he won t lie also set a l'otine season record liii disappoint his hnnnietown folks in laiint.s act-ounteil for as In' tstssi'd I'm t:'' Satw'dav's hall Of Frnit' Rtiitl (1;accii' '-""".' ,,intc ,tuiI ran for ) Hall against Arkansas — a garlic he says >nu ''Nnkit' is ready oral t'uiteiI," Gitetiiri can IM will be Coach ,- g .i- - Mark hlt'rrtnanji of Punluc, I'liiI Urailie of Missouri and Nickie hail of Tulane art' tt standout quarterbacks is hitise talents till Lw 'in ulisplas. S&lilit-htcr, tuhio aut-unnuilateti nearl>- _'.ltwi yards in Total aifft'nst' this ceastin, passasl antI ran for 19 tout'hduns ns, hht'ises r'r, he is il F going against a defense islutti alloisit! aittlu 79.5 >ards tsr u;aiiie. "Otuit State is in the satin' hague usith, I'll , and Nebraska ." si lks Pt'rui State lb-oil ('aji It Jiu' Potet no Oil ioState has a r% e5plor$s' --(tense anti Art S hilu liter can lila> as volt a • an> qiiarti'rbat k ist' hate jib> tI ag;iulvKu king told ik'ciifi' its' "nii"st out I. 1' tt'atics are strong in that dcp,imtniient, 'tIta' I.itsert', Ititul juts tilt. i.issii . I llerriitanri against till. all on'iir'l Arkansas, T - I. . a ll •\'it ril- a. - . :Art S(fJjt titer of (ittit State, Hall Of Fame Bowl ' the resemblance of David meeting Kathy Starbird and Brenda Oliver along Goliattuith. Seminole ' . r of iiii head coach Willie Richardson. . • What's up in hockey? Tilts Feature"Quo ilei"back Showcase Annual - lab' Friday, Dec. U, 1$G-11A 605W. 25th St. U.S. - 11 �.4. .. IL .. .. A-EJenIngHeraW, Sanford,Ft. P Friday, Dec. 2,1IO - I[ va _c,ver Chicago at Buffalo Minnesota at Winnipeci a'.t,rn Conference Atlantic Division 32 4 27 S in NFL Playoff Schedule 889 Card unday, Los Angeles at Dalla 130 p m ~400v%ton A, Oakland, 5 pm 26 11 703 1 71 is Sal 16 ()cd,cfl, Divisional Playoffs Saturday Jan. 3 9' ' 30 141 () " Super Bowl I' Sunday, Jan. 25 At New Orleans, 6 p m In Blue-Gray Kentucky 6-Oi has been l ed by Bowie, a ore AllAnierica prospect from l.ebasophomore who has averaged 18.7 points a non, mt', SIX h best in the SEC turning with increasing h II frequency td his four blue-chip freshman rec'roits• 6-9 forward Bret Ilearup. 6-4 guard 'mci onetime Indiana "Mr. Basketball" Jim Master, 6-11 center Melvin Turpmn ,in( 1 guard Dick)' Heal, whose ball handling skills have impressed the demanding hall. Phelps has a good idea of what to expect from Kentucky, which will stage its annual . open shooting practice 10:30a.m. Saturda yin Phelps bristles at any suggestion that the Freedom hall. 16,613-seat Freedom hall is a "neutral" ciurt, and the pro-Kentucky crowd in the "Kentucky plays you," Phelps said. "They arena demonstrates each Christmas week run through you and over you on screens." the Wildcats are on friendly turf. Phelps, whose team ended a 13-day break The emotion of the UK-Irish rivalry isn't for final exams Monday night with a 69-56 lost upon the current crop of Notre Dame victory over Valparaiso, said his team has '. Coach Digger Phelps has b eaten ,urt, just once in his nine years with the Irish. h been looking ahead to the televised game against Kentucky. "We' ve been working on Kentucky all week. Phelps said. . As a reflection of UK's popularity in Louisville, the Wildcats routinely attract 10,000 autograph-seeking fans to their public Freedom Hall workout on the morning of the annual Noire Dwnc game. "We've said all along that we're a very conference Teams and life to be annowsced National Conference Team% and to be Clas . Coach Joe B. Hall's Wildcats, led by 7:1 center Satit Bowie, have been immensely successful against Notre Dame while playing in Louisville, officially a neutral site but in reality a hospitable second home for Kenucy. C) American 1 , Is 20 14 I? XI 459 II lfld , PFI Irish, Kentucky - ' Oakland or Buffalo at Cleveland. I? 30 P m IAFCI Dallas or Minnesota at Atlanta, I .. pm INFC) Conference CkamploMhlps, II 23 321 ii 1 33 lOS 19', Pacific f;v,ion iS m. 15p Western Conference I WCSt D i vision w L Pct. 011 if Ahloj 24 14 612 ro (,,y 16 V 137 7 Alt IS 21 417 21 40D ' . you, team," H said. "Our players are players, who have never ver beaten Kentucky. very talented, but because of their inex"Tell the people in Kentucky we're perlence, they play like an elevator up and coming," Kelly Tripuka, the hustling tri• down . We hope our elevator is on the top floor captain of the Irish (S-fl said after Notre for the Noire Dame game." Dame beat Indiana, the only common portent to date for the two schools. Notre Kentucky holds a -i4 lead in the series, an , ,, . as 18-3 advantage in games played In Freedom Dame heat the Hoosiers 68-64 an d ur Bobby Knight's Ié468-66 Just three days hall, and has won the last Six meetings betearlier. ween the two schools. The Wildcats posted an Minnesota Los Angeles of 10 ''fl North Edges South 24-23 Rni.nrl..n w wu U - r Rivals IAUISVII.LE. Ky. ttJPl)- The top-ranked and undefeated Kentucky Wildcats and the 11th-rank Fighting Irish of Notre Dame meet Saturday night for the 43rd time ar3d for the 22nd time the site will be Louisville's Freedom hail. All Times £51) Wild Playoffs 21 13 6)9 9 hi', 12 25 371 O, 1CinlraP Otv.i,on Ii! ft Old Football Pro L Pt GB lioio,f York NAh u 1.03 Angeles at Standings 'or . SCOREBOARD Pro Basketball NSA - S ... RricicfkriII - CnIIcin 1111 1 ' J, I 0 . . . MON'i'( ;OMEBV, Ala. U}'l I - Ev,nin9 Hire Id, Sanford Ft. Oklahi'iiia Suite Coach Jinmi% Jijins.'n credited a strong ritsimtin Wake Forest quarterback Jay Venut, For a missed Iwo-point conversion Thursday hat preserved a 24-:11 North victory in the l3rd annual Blue-Gray :lbStar football dassir. Venutit's Iurrki pass o Marvin Ilarve) II Southern Miss fell III the end zone turf. ending he Cray's hope of pulling off a last-sect nd u'iueback victor, in the nationall televised ante. "The defense was just our regular g(Ill.11nt' defense For their three-man stack,' said JIJhIiSIIn. Ilo ilo coc1itsl the Blue defense. 'I hunk it n ic he pre.ssnre on IN, qtl:lrterhal'k HERE ha t.iustsl the bnd throw Mu'miicnts earlier, \cnuto kid hooked up wit ii tuburn's Biiin Franklin on ii 21. ard scoring strike with 31 seconds left in the game. SlIutli ('oath John Mackovit' of Wake Forest hen ssent for the victory on the two. p0111? Wtellipt. Franklin. w ho had a 17-yard reception in II set up a Gras field goal, saul IN-- ";Is disappointed in losing. llii' firs firsi half It realls does hurl.", he said. "We catia' tssii hete and sacrificed our Christmas and "'irked all duriniz the holidays instead of hieing lI''tlle with our families." I'he hi 1)1 5 I hat broke it 17-1 halft ime tic anic in the opening lllinules of the third quarter %t hen Villanova 's I lowani Long, sotesi the game's most valuable player, broke through hi block a Gray punt. ilie ball ssas recovered by Colorado linebacker Steve Doolittle on the Gray one .iiul Indiana's lA'nnie Johnson scored on the next play to give the Blue the lead for good. Earlier Blue scores t'anle on a (14-yard pass, the longest in Blue-Cray history, from liarsard quarterback Brian Buckley to Kevin Williams fit Southern ('il; a 10yanI run by Drake quarterback Hick ('asko and if X,%.ard field goal by Eric Ili pp of Southern Cal. \iihurn siieettster James Brooks scored on Friday, Dec. 28, 110I0-13A it 2-yard run and returned a kickoff 48 yards to set lip a Blue-Gray record 45-yard field goal bk (lenison's Obed Ann. The south also scored on a I-yard pass from Venuto to I larvev. North offensive coach Joe Restic of liar. yard said he was pleased with the North's ball 1)ntroI throughout the game played in tinseasonably cold 40-degree weather. lie said he thought the game's key play was at start of the fourth quarter when Minnesota's Marion Barber lost the ball on a fwuible into the South end zone. 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BLONDIE ACWOO WAKE UP# WHAT5 U WERE W4AT TilE LAUGHING IN MATTER YOUR SLEEP ______ r 91t11 __ ____ - _ oi , Many _ L1 M Aniw,rWPrsvous Puzzle ACROU 50 Esthetic judgment 12 IF X 0 00 Things Cause I For what wds) O SLEEP ___ 5 NEXJ"TO SOMEONE o is 1 is ivis iii Athlet 55 Thought (cr) o $T I I Actor Ferrer SG Cook Inwate, mu • TiME People To Faint 12 OptIc 57 Dog doctor. ; pm I3Atop forshon liT DE$I I4Ferrousmetal 581n.ngas EMMA1 Fm DEAR DR. LAMB IS Environment SVW.W.lplan. ô I my agvicy(abbr.)6OGr..kl.uar about I TO worried III very I 10 II Suds maker o tarsbsnd.He Isonly33 and! , ,TA1C1 Ii onc.ption DOWN Dr. thOUght he w1s in gOO hU1tIL 1 N A 1avo iiplece 1*11 at Ve!7 active arid U1 $ He 1$ i • 71 Actor Parker I Unwanted r Lamb 23 Gives office to plant lead ttree days a week. He 39 Depress 27 Idols 2 Advertising 22 Dipped c-went tothe doctor for. check 24 Cuttlefish ink 40 Saw 30 In what 61 up and had some blood tests 25 Grows regard 3 Cheers 43 Port of Rome done. A lab tecimidan took 2 Romanian 4 Old Testament sitististad 26 Laugh con. 45 some blood for the tests. Then currency book by Mod Wa lker 33 Preserves tamptuously 5 Unsesls ' sPosite(abbr) he got up and fainted. Why of this newspaper, P.O. Box 2lPlorw.glan 34 For 0 Small bed we aiIgheaitirymanfaint 1551, Radio City Station, New dramatist -7 Was 48 Regrets 0 ç 35 Perch like that? Dow that mean he 36 Manners cognizant of 28 City on the 49 Abominable Nds 37 Coffin stand $ Liquor has heart ilvue? could he snowman Fi Re 29 Ready hir 3$ Deletion measure DEAR DR. LAMB I elepsy? have 50 USIINI 40 Vaiipt 9 Pros pectors my doctor ingredient DEAR READER—Anyone recently visited -wd,) 41WithOutf,ci find be and had a Pap arnear which value ip Boy 31 Her Majesty. 51 Shelley work has such a faint siscuii who M rzs negative but It showed (comp ed) ship (ebb,.) 52 Poverty-war 1 Noun suffix seen by a physician but many was 42 an of action I Fractures 33 Glass that I have trichomonas. My 555-q77 5515 q7 agency (abbf.) of them occur Summer fine 19 Former container in perfectly husband and I have been put 44 (sbbr) 53 Conciliatory healthy Inc5vlduals. I doul 36 Sausage Spanish on medication to don this up. bi 48 Oloroso colony 37 Gun csvity that your hesbarid has heart — trouble as a cause for his faint My pharmacist told me It 1 3 2 4 5 8 7 $ 9 10 ii or epilepsy either for that could be caused by a number of things inducting sexual = = = matter, 12 — — — Most common faints occur relations or unclean Indurng because there Is not enough S t r u m e n t s IS — — 16 I n — — by Art blood flow to the train. This examinations. Is this true? — — can occur because the heart la My husband bathes once a it I 20 — — •• not pumping enough blood, week so my question Is, could 21 24 25 26 • 22 23 Sometimes it slows or even It be uncleanliness? by Chic Young _ - - - 11. 76 NH- rv ..iiiitlItllI ,, - BEETLE BAILEY TIlE FIRE PEPARTMENT Ws4AT NUMSER IN CASE WE AREYOU WRI1 , NEEP TI1EM QUICKLY TO PLJTOUTA FIRE 2 I . 00 F196 Fll -. - • - Evening fleId - 12-24 THE BORN LOSER Lm y __ _ — — — — _____________ — — 27 28 29 32 33 35 - 36 38 • 39 40 — — C -S', • • -• • '-S:! - — ____ S (7 AIhi THAT BACK FOND MEMORIES OF MY•SOIOOI. K I THE STUDENTS - ARE AvIrJG PJI LL - by Bob Montana - SIGH? I WISH • CCLP TAKE - _____ ART! ______ tT _ L 17- I 1HN( TIM (Y FIC4MOG WITH M161 42 - 44 45 — i— i — — — 50 5' 5 [1 THINK '?Ou JUST GOT sOUR WISH. 0 0 -d o 0 1 () I . ' EEK & MEEK - ___ ____ ARCHIE 1 1~U - I, % — -— - - 5$ -________ — •• .- HOROSCOPE the bag. Find out more of thinking. 'YCU MEAN LIKE NAThRAL P)A5TERS? THE frwsrERlE5 THE UNIVERSE! NOTHING THAT 'M-IAT. 7 today that Is beyond his or her causes you espouse. LLk (Sept. 23) scope. The results could be Guard against a tendency undedrable. today to anticipate negative PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) results before givi" things a In situations today calling for fahi. a effort will 0 1J _______ __ HAE-AJStNG') I1Q. -, I te am xj: • .A2 4> IErsJCES. AV P - fear. In partner whose goals by Stoffel & Helmdahl harmony with yours BUGS BUNNY ___ iII K! A4 WEST •AQSS EAST •4 Q953 2 ki1e 9 7$S1 Q53 2 • Q It 47$ S • KS - •AXIIITSI •jiots FAs, ARMS (March 21-April 19) flnanc or tarainese affairs. p p p . --. (rotnlhatasksathandtoday, person could work against r by Bob Thav.s &Ju%1' TEu. IIIBM —'.' .-. — 4p rence led &wth 100 spades to YOU'LL FORG1 'tbL) NE' 'Ti Turkeys shooting skill to put meat on the family table. bird. of spades to establish the last two spades for two more club delicious, turkey never had a chance. Game was plentiful but it still took a sharp eye discards and his slam. to bring home the bacon. Of course, if West had It was not too many years ago that a live At early festivals it became popular for turkey was the prize the winner took home to hunters to test their skill against one another his family. ills wife was usually the one Of course, it usually was not bacon that was Situations of a finanicially You're willing to devote the Here is a hand played some have failed, but West was only speculative nature must be proper effort. Exertion, not yea a&o by Terence Reese, human. one of e greatest players of oNEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE WN oughly Investigated Way ease, is ft watchword. and the wiley bird by staging turkey shoots. In brought. home. That came later after farms elected to handle the chores from there to the those days a turkey was tied behind a log and table, and it seems likely that lobbying efforts by Leonard Starr -EE6OT T'GET 93IHO AU' TELl. DON'T EVEN T}1U ABOUT IT, ANNIE. FAR migi', Afl'HE P9fT, __ FOR A&UT Ali - C'H Iy ____ SOEONE1)4TP ____ ____ 15 AN ENEMY 9Y, ______ - HOUR. were established, crops blanted and livestock the marksman had to first call the turkey to cared for. Quite often the meat the hunter on her part brought the sport to where it is get him to lift his head into view from behind brought home was the wild turkey. It was a popular bird that ranged over much of the country and filled many a pioneer's smokehouse and stomach. The bird was so popular that Benjamin Franklin suggested it be named the official the log. Then it took an accurate shot to hit the bobbing target as it peaked over the log, Over the years the turkey shoot has changed . Paper targets take the place of live turkeys and the shotgun has replaced the trusty muzzle- loading rifle, but the end results today. Now the winner takes a gift certificate S -. T-. -•----I t -' •__ _____ RLMtMftiUWq WLt- 15 LYI4A 1W HOUbP,,'1S ALL A&O1. // - - - _____ ___ by Douglas Coffin 1 Ur CAN*r 9,IAKE 1~*, fttUP44 'fl4Pf t FQj1't'4 '1tONL.. PHP! - - - - - ... . - - - - -- --. - - -. --- - - 5 ' - - --- - ,. :., a... are the same. The most accurate shot gets the All - .... bird of the United States. Someone else - ii --- '. • • . '. 'i , suggested the eagle and the humble, but by T. K. Ryan IF YOU SNAP'EM LONG ENOU6H, - a. In th e early days when America was first being settled a man often depended on his FLETCHER'S LANDING S ANYTHINCr AT IF THFITE' ALL YOU NE FELLA, JUST SNAP YOUR FIN6ERS . •' • • opened a club the slam would DON'1"5 TIL.L TP4 M - .-. • Marksman Shoot For y'ouge SoRRY, AND _______ I . recent Rotary Club shoot. HELP TheM— _____________________________________ 1 Turkey shoots have been popular for years, and while the rules have changed, the turkey still gets It In the end. Andy0sborntakesaim during a South discarded a club on dummy's ace and led the eight Dec. 21) Much can be AIDBy Oswald Jacoby cornpliiied today concerning said Alas Soslag • f--a' ••(,. ..... East had to lead a heart Open1ngleadJ SAGITTARIUS (Nov. . 14PtT W CAN'? ON - and Terence ruffed, Then he threw East in with a diamond _____ TUMBLEWEEDS 141, W FLAFMNT FROG OF THE IL I'VE 13EFtJ S0Pi100ME 'lb YOU WHILE YOU'FE ____ th e queen of trumps. So, lethis dumms king and returned the jac - East could do no bet- ANNIE FRANK AND ERNEST •. ___ required was to find East with Vulnerable: 'h th Norui - - and king of trumps and ace of d . West showed out, but eese still had a pretty good at the slam ti that was TAURUS (April 20-May 20) an important goal, Provided ____ • entry. en he cashed his ace • A is 9.... we" - 1 dummy as a possible extra Sald your attention stray Tehling too muthto the wrong increased. Daydream away from the workbench. —__ _ good chance If trumps would t break 3-2. He rutted the art lead to leave the ace in Deak Sou SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) who Be careful to whom you talk serious mistakes are greatly BUREAU OF MISSING PERSONS I' all time. His Jump to six diamonds was unsound, but he had a lot going for him. Maybe the bid would be a winner. Maybe East or West would take a phantom save at six hearts Anyway he bid It. When dummy came down he saw that he had a pretty your probabilities for making you. ILI -- - BRIDGE WIN PRISCILLA'S POP RE again. That's why your doctor a _________ LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) what lies ahead (is you in the yea following your birthday From time to time you tend 10 by Ed Sullivan by sending your copy ofAztro- be smitten by extravagant GrrHp5E -.. Graph. Mail $1 for each to urges that cause you tospend Astro.Graph, Box 489, Radio unwisely. These Impulses FRUIT RJE9 City Station, N.Y. ll9. Be may surface again today. ALJNP MY VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22)11 sore to specify birth date. b4ANA CJQUIRI... AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. you fail to believe in yourself 19) It's best that you don't Let and yo ur abilities today, ll an Inept friend manage aoctates wi sense It and o ff from supporting something Important for you back U obably had a flex action Involve the prostate and the tissues also ca _ IS COmpI.t.Wk!aTV Listings Sanford, Florida — Friday, Decembar s, i,se of normal blood fluids and has wisely decided to treat By BERNICE BEDE 060L allows blood to pool )Ol5 both of you at the same time. U ne organism can be 1=4 in legs when you stand up. ay, er For Any acute illness, such as a variety of places In the the flu, can cause you to have body, even in the fluid around YOUR BIRTHDAY so that Important details a tendency to faint, as The the lungs and in the cerebral DECEMBERV, 111$ aren't overlooked. Take time Health Letternumber 9.2, spinal fluid. There Is a strong chance to by Howie Schneider Fainting, Loss of Con. It's really not so much a that your philosophicil 0flW41 y ) cioianeu or Syncope, that I question of clenulness as j ¶) (kNAc. LW*3c3 RR ' ___________ _____________ outlook will be altered con- Members of your family am sending you explains. whether or not the Infectious CRE? ta rii t*.E CtRA.MNr Mdara$y_tbls canln$ year üxi your in isien a Otherrearlers who want t*s organism Is present. It's ,-' friends trifle frustrating today. ssue tm send 75 cents with a I frequently present in people will acid to your wisdom and Dodging Issues instead of 19%, stamped, sell-addressed who are very conscientious expand your mental horizons. Iscing than isn't do gnsw envelope for It to me, in care about their personal hygiene. CANCER(June 21-July 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan. —' 19) Something may be told to Normally you're very _____ you today in the strictest of practical and pragmatic but confidence, but you could today these qualities could AT have difficulty keeping the desert you and be replaced by _____________________________ wishful secret. Don't Let the cat out of unrealistic or ____ 7 SOME THING51N THIS wORL' ARE REALLY IIAR2 / I \1O EXPc.AJN' E a eslnyourlegsdilate arerelativelycommon.The and let all the blood flow organismbelongsto the group downhlllintoyotrlegswhen thatweca]Iparasltes.It'snot 37 you stand up, or If too much a bacteria. In some ways It blood accumulates in large closely resembles an ameba. dnitedveins tnttie legs ascan It do cause vaginal inhappen after bed rest. ft can involve the There are lots of causes for bladder and urethra of either — Zr Z T fainting. Your husband males a' females and It can pr re 54 affecting his circulation for a rectal area. few seconds. In audi In. It Is commonly transmitted S'T — stances when the person ties through sexual activity but is since It ill ecta bothTpartners a - 60 ——— flow to the brain and be frequent problem Is that the reco ers. Fainting la common tcxlay wananmay betrutedand because of fad diets. The loss the man may not. Then the of no rmal body water from reinfection process occurs —• — — — — 53 — —— 2 46 L slope for a few secOnds in DEAR READER — some faints. It can occur If the with trlchomcmas 30 31 ______ - . - .-. r - - - - 5 • .4 ' - . -. N. to his local market to exchange a nice, neat, frozen bird ready for the oven. In Sanford recently, the Rotary Club continued the custom with dead-eyed marksmen See TURKEY. 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If,, E D I'1ES D A'y' December 31 8:00 STUDIO 0)ONEWS O T) I0j POSTSCRIPTS Pat Klsn guests are suthorilies on drug use 12 in schools 8:30 (1) 0 BOSOM BUDDIES Roget u*ctl and Gene Sisk c4 review 'Nine To iii. and Iligru.) Iluil 9:00 7:00 , Verne 1,151 Art attractive playbo', .'nicourit.'r% per hological p'Oblms in his r OrTi,irit uc ,'rideav Ons 12. (17) MOVIE Seven Days in 5 0 P Il. MAGAZINE A diii', if' spoils memorabilia a horns, of the tutu,' Ph-n., Ch,-f Tell maim's a c van t,t-ttv p'.i' fit Jijuli Miiii.t I ha & laziricise lii Si,rfl it,,, thi(h', Jo)ie liu,,IF,,lw,k ri,is i..djs't. 'ii tm' tell h,inds'd May 09641 Dust Lancaster Kirk Dniuglas Din,'cti'd try John Flank enhe,mer A fop-ramnking-'Ut gen. s-sal plots a military Coup in opposs turn to the pieujt.nf' pioJo%Ptl disarmament agreement with this Soviet Union JOKER'S wilD :71? 'ii 5) BARNEY MILLER (lO) MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT 12. (17) ALL IN THE FAMILY 11:50 . 0 MOVIE OF THE WEEK 7:30 $O TO TELL THE TRUTH 7, 1 Q FAMILY FEUD James 1 (3 5) RHODA 12:00 6 (10) DICK CAVET'T Guest Ro bert flugrn.'s l'am I I Of.,) IT (17) SANFORD AND SON 8:00 '5)0 STARSKY AND HUTCH 12:30 8 4( TOMORROW Guests Deivntl Letterman, former child sIlOs Ange- 1) ORANGE BOWL I Io.idâ 4 St at.' .s Oi Iahom,i (live from Mi.im, Flouil,il THE WALTOP'IS lies; is tilt'5) 0 on,prisoner ly the J,p.iriiise while la Cartwright Lauren Chapan, Jay North and Paul Petersen, wrestler Walter Killer' KowI5ki (It) 1:00 cli'.., Ii ti jrn (lot) on fur ini.gti I, urn, i .a;iilum-, I alit f aces his 2 00 (liSik 7' 0 - , MORK AND MINDY Mock ii.,iir)s 111.0kIiiity mu her StP1i 'net rue. COO silt's Murnity s dad she 1,ur'llmS1 tI) arid iii',hi's hi ,m plaste She I 1965i ii (17) MOVIE Ii, '.oi,i Arid, m's'. John; flichai dsorm 2:30 , '.0 Whate,r', hap 0 MOVIE lCI 1 19621 T°I"1 To fla n, .Jins' (lull,. 1) ins Joins (,r,awtord I It (35) THE ROCKFORD FILES FLORIDA FOCUS Cot 1'.); lit 'iu'.' Oil ( Fr, t)i,ilit'i 5) 0 KNOTS LANDING Karen and .,il 1. it,iiiqiitir Print is psi's s,ri',i ti, P.r liit'ruls Ii' go all the .Iy with lrn toyfr ieiiii 7 1 Q BARNEY MILLER I .-fil l 11-111 If; i's?mt'fTiui ofti i'm wIiorn he hm'Iies I'S to 1,,' ilrvi'slld,iti''. ni,'w ii nilJd)i.lt" 111(1 It (35) STREET'S OF SAN 400 The Ilullc,it Pm',' T)iuffy A 0'" P Dav, P'.im'. in,t ., sled or; l'u'cru4.m' '.tiu,t'c iii aitø(, 15, (Il) MOVIE 0.,',i,i Ii'.,,,' .'554m, i., (V (10) ALL CREATURES GREAT AND SMALL II 0 6:00 STALKING IMMORTALITY 00 (RI (17) CAROL BURNETT Tb5 diuui,rnnrit,ury deals artIm (Ui n,'rut apinuoichi,". to the physiology if the aging prod's'. and with future iios'.ibilitueS of i'sli'nulunig the hum-In AND ilespan 6:30 )14I NBC NEWS L} 0 CBS NEWS 7)9 ABC NEWS I' l5I SANFORD AND SON 10 SAILING, SAILING L (17) BOB NEWHART 9:00 5.) '41 DIFF'RENT STROKES Wiiiis fcll ru love for the first I ni,' coil ,nuii'sils e.cusi" wrfnm hiS (Jill b d review of locally produced Sb- a San Francisco tractbr'pullung ntesl. Chef Tell makes eggnog Dr Wasco visits a lets-in pain ceoIll s. Cathie Mann takes a behind It'iè"4tn..s look at ''The Flint. 9:30 B 1 4 THE FACTS OF LIFE Ire, girls resort to sho1ellung to get a pses.nrnt for Mrs Gannett S fiuntriilet StoneS'& JOKER'S WILD REPORT 32 (17) ALL IN THE FAMILY 7:30 - 14) TIC TAC DOUGH TO TELL THE TRUTH FAMILY FEUD - Sc5) Rl-IOOA (10) DICK CAVET'T (emest Douglai Leigh 8:00 5(1) REAL PEOPLE Featured an 1ptervnew with an Otympac hopeful. a "5.1 to a private military academy a Dnuson rodeo, a bellybutton whistler Orphan Traus -5 1 0 MOVIE (1979) Jill Eikenberry Plevun Dot) sun A 19th-century social worker a n d a photographer become bosled from Iraq slums rut'. hOiTres 5 I U U being of (17T't! edition of thi s par4do to I,, lmmirud,aSt Irom Miwrnu Florida (o (35) INDEPENDENT NETWORK NEW S O) MONT'Y PYTHON'S FLY1MG CIRCUS 10:30 ii W(17)8ANFORDANDSON "muIr-ed with orphans 04' KING ORANGE JAMBOREE PARADE Fsin Gray and Joe Gara giola Ire hoStS for the 47lu'i .4minudi LEI'IF'mER trans Pie., York T. (35) THE WORLD OF PEOPLE a s,iiuti' to Roger SIau- tuacri Irum' ,not ruibi,l Annual ruom.. oomputen the lamous daniel lj, (:J5) MOVIE 10:00 (5 0 CBS REPORTS Space $ 14 Pillion Qiaisstinmi Shutt le Mask ' Morton Dean reports in the failures cOnt,oi'rsy and unic,'ttausn lv surrounding the space chutll ( ) (35) INDEPENDENT NETWORK PYTHON'S FLY- 1MG CIRCUS 0 4 11:00 "S 0 0 The her S((,,'lydaugrulmrr'iun'la* (10) MONTY PYTHON'S FLY' INO CIRCUS The henri .11 (17) MOVIE 119551 (',ot)(jrnjnu )iliisy ri.-iI T he Ireal ill lilt. us luIr.avJ front 1`11 1, ch It tu(,od to hs liiusTa(irient (meslomnru mud,' at l, , rie.lui' 14,111 All,',, tliu,ui,, "'I'll s 12:30 0 4 TOMORROW niiglib,jiul a In n, lull, II of tie. iii lii i Juuslrm'd Amm-suc,i, i u'nipuisei *1 ca'letir.ats'iI re Mit;. trisft'l(t.Iy Nov,'mln," ill 1:00 ('.ins: 1030 It (35) THE WORLD OF PEOPLE I ,'.IIuu, P .' a.' I-ti'.: 1 .1, \,', 2:00 .uuuisuu'''uu' (17) MOVIE II..' Ii'.. A,1a'ri , 111501 1 eu , I'm dual., 12 1 (17) NEWS 11 (35) BENNY HILL (1) (10) UONTY PYTHON'S FLY1MG CIRCUS 2', c1; 7 0 MOVIE Mi-,iis- ()f 1 1424 rail h,.i :.. 4:00 Ilbapsud, j,, (17) MOVIE iI1 'trcs ) i.'i,, 7 '(lIa,a,';'', - ,, ,Iti(liul,It i' arid .,i,".ts Tar,5 Fin a ( .iii( i's ,,ITrIiiitiv' eli.) I', lii) p1, ,,iii a', Alan ruing ic ii iss C miii,. iimerly limo Wi"ut$miri I irukie Cam and I Ave ,,itva'nturn'r Jatlt Wheeler (RI 1:00 0 NEWS 1:10 (J POLICE WOMAN '.iii ti''. I ), If .., lie 'I u11.n1i1 mi''4uuuru'.ut'I.,' f.m . ii''' if stu iI.'iil iiv,-iiku',.'s (lii tliiij'. 117) 220 II iliig ''II gist' 1 flog fietti ilfl he i'als II rm- al Mill •illlltlIft litoil last, tI'.' lit' stall start li;n kIng Sin) 'mini 14111 ll gist 111111 I Ila it ltivky Knight " '''I, I. 'u;' 0 NEWS lIt liiii' - MOVIE - 'ii Iiii Ii • sti Ilk, liii,, S ''II 91% A . 111111 Ili-ritaril LLLLLLU LL L plun, L I ill yuuui lit- il v(,uir n,,ui,itt-, IS thus I runt, ii' ftuunni. .miuj I If Iur(uli.4luly ,uc,-d (J,'nnldl work And I am' I '.l,.iut lb.. lliuuglif of that 's'ilunil a Stu.m,,im- lh.al von rr' going .mrourucj nici-utnug ill-silal (era- whirr, 'I us sin ni'umululy olilaum,,,t,i' umi.'s(u.'ri-. I. r,'I.4tvm'l so st.'uas iy Iidirilrss ' iou (0t)Id hr boy .q good ,lti , busjr healthy .,tlr, tu,s' '.nu,li' the k'nid vmsu it iie,r I,) mum'' Sm'.- li' .an.ipie s-r ni", $In'nn call for an .appoinnfma'mnl r uuu iSt na Pt- iirlisJhled WIT) are hipputatnus COSMETIC DENTISTRY C Tooth Colored Fillings • fending C I5I.achimng e Porcelain Crown,, e Porcelain Gold Crowns C Mastiqur A NDREW GREENBERG, D.D.S. (hat's Ju.st not I;llr ,n I 1 It I did hast- imlil' I isIlUihl 1l1i(c'.auJiit.. tPi A.R.#LJ.(. il.&ij F'b I TOMORROW thur.' , - iii'fl 12:30 5.) (41 II (hi' SkLUIII still L's. 'Ito' sillier ;IIII,IIJIS isuiulti I Just stumnder sth% m.iiiku's s base tails Still I ,IlIll't, Is,.. ni,uiuy.o. ' iIl'Wi I I29i Cu" sell ii) I' thi' 'df,mmm (Ill $ II. tlii iliig.. I';Il tliit'.' 'tSIis iii sktIIlks stiiik'. I don't kiwis. Ask hi m. he'll till 5011. ll.iis (come iithi'r .IfiIItI.IIi. I Just V,ond,'r 'i%h 3:05 U CHARLIE'S ANGELS la, (,liiituit,ili'c for .i nm,il.u,ni.' (1.01,', fold ar.' rnurdm"asl 41141 Jell si'fs him', ti,rk, 5511% I is i,Ilflm'r di, I ..i'I'ali%a I'a in- 2:35 70 NEWS 12:00 0 STARSKY AND HUTCH S Ill, Ill', big and ugly' ha'. e big tet'th" 'is We haseu't got hg teeth. IIIp)Nu' lli'i'ausv %t* Ire 110)trials, 1111(1 iju are not. Wt-'%e gut lii have hag teeth. . ha'.e to use tht'tn eating hard things, Kimberly Sli'KIIUII-% - 11:45 11 (I7(uOvtE tP;r.C;nrt7pmny ('ii Antorna 114611 S;;T'ti.i I (WI'fl kraui,niian SClni.il 2:10 '.0 0 W.ilk 1k,' I' (,5) MOVIE 'a lfl Will ;m0u tli'I Iins mm ii u'rit A ,,,,ii; lq'rls I.' hbui. ut ,i 5iirj i, it, 'ur,irni,i,i *lii',r Ii.' II.e yir.i'ig man s gulfs sand lii stay m hi5 home ta .511(1 iou ii 'lever (en? MOVIE U,inu II Wi Fair, Flood ActuSisflit.. laay'w(rtru 7' 7)9 ABC NEWS 10 15 12. (17) NEWS Ilippotamnu?. (.u,'sf', author Studs lesi.øl blew nn,(, eeahhesmaiu Sto,rn; Field Mar l a V ,,l..rila tus,unita-s Ii' .,s,dasii of the Cemul.s f;ur bi(lu$lu(, hii,alIh IRA ly VIRGIL THOMPSON. COMPOSER inrft'svii'*s will, fr.,.ri,is ui wieki'ss and umitmiii.r', These poems are by elementary schoolers front Seminole County. They resulted (toni the Florida Poetry In the Schools program. These pupils are taught by poet Bob Wi,shoff Pupils are of Oviedo generally provided with a theme, but are not told what they should write, Mating Sea 11:30 ;4 TONIGHT 140sf JotiriO1 C,ii Son Guest Charles Nt'Ii'n Purl B NEWS ID (*0) (111111 stink'.' (I) faces (4) (10) MOPIT'Y Poeft 500 Itt/WI 1951) Gene Tierney JOhn 1 umnil A women mores silo i has tin', limo,, ui liii, guise of s.urwarir Fu , ore ,.;Il Pu's iita'rrlily Iso,,, 10:00 MILLER UACNIIS. / gel away 10 OF SAN FRANCISCO inl.nsviis*s (10) THE PYTHONS ID Mont, with the members of Python s Flying Circus and clips loom old ,'nij,'av;)r'u and their upcoming move. are featured elf-eu, the group reunites is, Tunisia 7:00 BARNEY to )U (35) 8TET8 )(4)BULLSEYE U 0 P.M. MAGAZINE A yuJm' 9.-5) R (10) () - tr 11:15 (17) NIGHT GALLERY ABC NEWS SPECIAL SkLIIlks M,ci.-, Guiiy cut I oy J Pallor, 7j 0 DICK CLARK'S NEW YEAR'S ROCKIN' EVE 1981 11.1 fuir-g F gas' .ir'uI Ltnm ia.' Into, 1<' D.cI Clad. ant hiS guest'. Cr,' I.e Jam,,ei', I4ii, l',C'.l(iri it'd ',ni'c 14 Ar,,ln,,s,a mu hi,aSl r M.i,,,io,,, mu' *,'I( curia' u fill-NP. Y-011 stretes a New Years dinner trsdi tonal among Blacks . , i A n i-,r,'ul rim it *h,il ni,iIlr.nuit wham liv' ),rOv't't Union ini,icjuvl CtuhOsuiivJii,i is, 1968 fi'.,tummng a combination of stual tootats ,,iid dr amatizat ion tiie,J on the nucollections of 'Ill im'yln'*ut' In the' invasion is pm .'s,'nfu(t lIi,iI Is r,;im'oor;m;t'! tJ,,eI huoti, niugtl4rI.'l it ,lu,' (1 Camoinri. vs tezas ,iniuumul It- It S ti C,iijl Aru a 10', ii 1351 THE ROCK FORD Iii PS co llec t .... ,..,. ii - 9:30 Iii The Sahan., ar s(uli (,uv-sl I.l,,umi','ri f.fuumpt;y Ti .ini '.1.., FRAN. CISCO ID 1 101 0, POSTSCRIPTS A retrospective on world peace kicks ott the 198t lineup of programs and cotrespondent Carom Stories, demon- agency employee for a lucrative If( 5)SANFORDANDSON ( 5) MOVIE Casanova 70 CI (I 9G'i I Marc.' M astr olanri e ENNY HILL 91 f less competition with another ad BALL 0(7)0 NEWS STUDIO SEE Scuba, 4I 1100 account f (10) FREEDOM 2,000 IT Q ABC NEWS II' Kip and Henry become involved in I ,uth- 1(0 HAPPY NEW YEAR. AMERICA T ii.' in,,,' it 10,' Pl.'a ni_in o, EVENING unilmn*9 debut ED (10) SNEAK PREVIEWS (? ABC NEWS Y) 14" AND ) 0 CBS NEWS 4) TONIGHT Host Johnny Carson Guests Angie Dickinson Dom OLuisr' MOVIE BURNETT 6:30 5.) 15, (17) SEE "River FRIENDS 11:30 I thlilli his ii n ) CAROL Boats 12 (17) NIGHT GALLERY .7'Q NEWS Dead And l iving In New Vors (1975) Jeann.e Berm Roy Schs.dor EVENING 5 ) BENNYHILL UoorirunnesS I 19751 Mac hum K im M,nt rn 1N'4 style, the amazing thriftshow day; a (DO NEWS 0(1') (1)0W 0 NEWS '5(0 NEWS (1l)(17)NEWS January 1 11:00 7 F,ld,V. Doc 36. L THURSDAY _____________________________________________ 1)(35) THE WORLD OF PEOPLE Featured a Bob Meckle lingerie fashion show: the Madonna Inn Celebratlon. the Wurstiest - (4) L000 (Season Premiere) bo is transferred to the Atlanta lice department where his lint Iignment involves mud-wrestling MENDS By CINDY ADAM Joyce ftth .ers moved bar psychology books, scrap. books and doctor hosbaxil, Millions, to Fort Las, N. J., from Manhattan's upper East Side. R.asn?_Who ___ knew.? Maybe to -esj. New York has a new ladyfrisad. 1nanie is Lairs Lavsy, and ed..Qiam '• U..sI ø, bioked .stplis , Is trying toiehe free d dab In to New so be c Play the prdutttal Lnangural on Jan. ' Politics makes strange officefJüp 5pia Jaeeb Javt*e and Senatorelect Aiphesse D'Aasate, who were on opposing sides a few months 5, are new the neared l dearest. Fact is, D'Aznato's taking over W (10) Ivealnu H.,. W Sanlsrd, horrors of the Vietuisn War train a front Ins perspective. (A) disco §. . Tiny Tim Finds New Lady THREE'S COMPANY Jack takes a lob working for Janet at the ftO*(r shop (It) Of SAN FRANIt (35) STRE TIC TAG DOUGH __ I birdeatching retreat TO TELL THE TRUTH FAMILY FEUD 5~ RHOOA 10 DICK CAVETT Guest VS pauI IPart 2012) NBA BASKETBALL tlsnta Hawks vs Detroit Pistons (4)0 FESTiVAL OF LIVELY ARTS 5(4) DAYS OF OUR LIVES (MON. MERV GRIFFiN (THIS) WED, FN) 5t TOM AND JERRY TODAY (V S THE YOUNG *110 me 10 MOMP40im(R) 0! .. .- (17j TiltBRADYBUNCH Jil Y PIGfINGMERICA aeansuuos-ww. FRI MYCHlLDAEN OOUSPASA.U*A.? 5:30 ICE DOUGLAS 17 I DREAM OP JEANNIE r i nAlwe ri •(4) NEWS (MON-WED. FAIl M'A8'H (MON-WED) ____ 5) KUNG FU 130 10)ELicTAICCOMpAJ(f(,t WO*4ARO SIMMONS 0(10) coosuw c.Juw I7j BEVERLY HILLUIWES TIMOM oos'I*a "Jetri 7:30 4:00 (I) Pa"Y C' (1978) Andrew Stevens Stan She. A group of young Amer ican soldiers manages to overcome the terrors of Vietnam in tholr own slightly off beat manner U) () MOVIE The Mating Season- (Premieres Lucie Arnat. tau' rence LuckenbiU A female lawyer finds love and aggravation at a 4) BULLSEYE ) DAFFY DUCK 12:00 (4) CARD SHARICS (MON-WED, ww,(4)rvp . PRE-GAME FlI) (I) NEWS (MON-WED.FM (DO MERV GRIFFiN (MON-WED, NEWS 0) SESAME STRUT © (3 5) BUGS BUNNY I ROAD ( 7) R1A.14 REPORTS pjc =(17) OIWGAWS ISLAND (4) NEWS 10014-WED. FM 6:25 gapor." (*967) Seen FImn, Terry Downes - *rraitoosi 7:30 a showcase and we'll consider it. We have long histor y of quality programs we don't want to disappoint the public." But the public welfare remains secondary to the bottom line in the Hallmark Ledger bock. 11:30 S (4) PAUwOD PLUS (MON. , ) (0 TODAY RI FLORIDA 2:20 such a iTb WED FM TOCAY 2:50 (7) 0 MOVIE "Dalork pau" Featured: a performance by the A SOAT )pQjJs js'ruosoia 9:00 0 (4) MOVIE "The Boys In Corn. 351 SANFORD AND SON IOSSAIUNG. SAILING 17) BOB NEWNART FM PM*VD."#) PENiRI0KT(MONa Lonny and Squiggy become contestants on "The Dating Game' and give Out shocking information about Laver re and Shir ley Ft NBC NEWS cas NEWS ) ABC NEWS P!A0HSOWL (V 5 OBIBRAL HOSPITAL THE FLIITSTO,IN ioTpoloiocpwm r fn 8:30 (7) 0 LAVERNE £ SHIRLEY 6:30 it 11:00 WHEIL OF PORTt%IN 5( 1U) LIIT1L I GET CAUGHT The psychologIcal, social, legal andJudiclal aspects of the drunken driving problem In America are eawnined through interviews with I arnil,ói of victims, attorneys and udges Nat. rat ed by Dic k C,syett CAROL BURNETT AND (17) IN mn(WIM •(4) OILUGAWS ISLAND 5 JOHN DAVIDSON (MON. S TOUN4AMEP4T OF )ED)ml FAMILY (MON. MORPIPfG WTTH C*4A*1$ a 0 ALL IN ROSES PARADE (THU) KUPALT AMERICA 5(10) COVER TOCOVER I5) w000v w000pec*cv 5)PU..sas'rOlfl 1 11:45 10 SESAME STREET 0swuegrRUT •(1O)sToRY)QUNO (17) nit FuNTSrosfU 1 7. 7 FUNTIME 100 12:35 Hallmark Likes PBS __ 6:45 (17) TO U ANNOUNCED ) (35) THE WORLD OF PEOPLE 5 (4) 5(1O)A.M.wEAmes 2:30 10.30 A CLAM= ___ 11111111 ! 0000 (DO NEWS jPu16Ole • (V seC STAR SALUTIR TO •(10)LECo WIND, FM 6:30 . CIF STUOIO SEE "Crs'atng' P'slot a race, S you ng aCtOr ins what he gives and gets the stage (R) is_s Green Iake IMfle 0 ED £'l 351 tqW Zoo FooMn 17 FAMILY APPAIR 2:00 LOU GRANT An already overworked Lou is beset by crank calls, a threatened N bel suit and a leud$'19 stall. (A) (1D (35) PENO(NT NETWORK NEWS 5 (10) THE The evolution of ragtime music in the Missouri Valley and Its Influence on 20th-century classical composart IS Sianilned (17) HEWS Bokzm said CBS NOW win cei a'oosçls of of Tans" ; toodoin In IM, but P8 will gof med of the esasim's showcaas. We Nit did 'A.malil and the Night Visitors' in 1961 asa Q*aa card to our -'said Bok $42 th an, we've done 131 programs, the 11 of whidi was 'A Tale of Two Qilee' on CBS." hallmark was In the NBC iliwup from 1961 until Its ebift to CBS In I.M. and Bokun said NBC, ABC and CBS all now will have the opuain of spon.or "We're open to all Itres astworks," he said,"Ar ut 'es cce up w" 00T (17) TED TURNERI ADORESS TO THE NATIONAL LEAGUE OF 10:00 SOlilL (TIM iLl S oss L-TO LNR (MON. CAROL MJN96IT AND A em MOVE "My Cousin Rather' (8/W) (1953) Olivia. di H$vIIld, Richard Burton. NEWS 100 ' M-00 If FLORIDA THE LAW AND YOU t-I SAIIOOW$ YOUR SONS. PUSTIVM. $PIOT**IfllJE) ULACIC AWMOUSS IW) PASL 0(10) DIcK CAVITY AMNUMN THIfIT am um 2:50 1Q HESTER RO0 (SQ HEALTH MRD (Hm a (17) RJITNE (1,j MOVIE ItJPN5 WORLD AT LA (MON. 300 103o %TUM • (1) ULOC*CM*TMS (MON. 7) o.ei up (fl :I a( If al Maine Poaws. (A) • (4) (4)MIOTlWON.D.. • 11:45 Sit* Forlow, presides" 6:30 000 OOtt* NY Y LM wommAcm r can AU _ Campbid and Tarn,. Tucker Rev. Jerry FSI.e1 chef Jacques Pepin. Aifl-nuds act* Patricia Shstsa ___ Ch. No No Jokes Nips in kent Now Yore in need - ic 12:30 (1) 5 HOLM CALLS An old pal NEW YORK (UPI) - The "Hallmark Hall of Fame" a staple on American television since It's debut with "Amahi and the Night Visitors" on Qrl.u*.mu Eve, 1951 expanding Its borlzcre In order to strink Its onata Early In 1961, the grandfather of the greeting card cempeni.s will underwrite three special prasentatlons for the Public Broadcasting Service, thereby cutting die mrnbsr of shows In Its third cunmerdal season with CBS. "We're making a shift In market emg"'Ia because of the accelerating costs of network talsvtsloo" said Hallmark Spokesman Fred Bokun."We've --been buying spoit canimsrdal tiuso to diUm to oer 'Hall of Yams iisLi and we can't I far to 5ift èemss a year and sill de ot advert." 6:00 S (4) TOMORROW Guests- Glen T$ OF SAN FRAN. (1) 5 0(17) RAT PATRCL rm 12:0 730 of 6:36 (VSITARSICY AND HIJT4 12:15 __ lt , m. (7) Karwiesit Mom, ANoandar KnolL A h - oo0&4 Engastwom isartie so then y seats the RAF. 0(17)Mo "ASoy Ton Fe1 T (1966) Edward G. Roboiean. Firgus IfoC1sid. Winn his perAils die, a 10-ywdd boy bew en sidling fr woes ASIca is Aid hIS Alit. (4) (17) ALL ( THE PANtY R N.Ipaii. (Part Iof?) M.D. (ID S IJS SUSTBR 1AM)= IV Dsbig frsm.ssd for s&.m,'. . Iiswedo eam &Jeeu a ltd imlt bno.. . 5 11111HOCIA ol DicK CAVETT .rv, 5:30 Willows. ___ of confidence. a TO TELL THE TRUTH FAMILY Few (VS ---- December 30 EVENING (4). AS THE WORLD liftiS II,, 6:00 CAW _ - Nsy, Shalliffir ___ I MOM "The Tlee. Fsces M (IN?) Jomois a an ' I ESDAY 20 (35) Lire MM A I. ® dd W CIAL "Em S000 ugly' * yo,ig 9M struggles to overcome her total Ill uom.a 0 Road" (1160) Howard Duff. CrIslina Ries. A Infoodherous stAIN in a KRIAM P.M. 90,11111,111211141 A Givenoff"is Soulism city orsasse prob. Use town's most (k.,lli C" lilcn show a soNo healer made from beer carw C$ISI Too man y W" PrOli mh m makes a holday ptic*t Wasco 1101110, 0 11,611011,11 The 1961 New Pies a quill on nasal srave, Corky Facilities has Ideas for s back-_ Years celikaoon kols off anoutar It wArmo of ys arie ra cm V (VS QATOR St. Pm.lstgh fl t ., . ;.. • r ;FS O ___ S (V• YOIMO PSOPI•f$ Dayfime Schedule . , GENERAL DENTISTRY /r l'u''ul I .'i' 11%. q, 14, , I 0'' n '' ' ,,,,,n,,,,.ü* 'liii JOSIJ ..jci AVAILABL i Daytime. Even- s.&lwsiaqt?iso a httrfll �-- .43t - •i '... - - Sunday, Mc. 2L1*-'M Evening Hera ld, Sanford, FI. Busing May Be Cut Back In Area Orlando Man Charged PEOPLE RLD With Longwood Burglary INBRIEF Fridaysat charged wUh , burgiary and poaesslcn 01 burglary tools, SeinIno1Coenty Sherifis deputies my. J. Bailer, 14$ Forest Park Court, Longwood, told police he a man meaingto leave Urou a front door. BOw detained do man until deputlesarrived at the seene. Polka Identified the men an Glen Venutt, 21,015703 Mon Thin. Orlando. Police -y Venutt broke a kitchen window and climbed . through to p iat carryingplastic gloves, two screwdrivers, and He an orange flashlight, polka say. venutt was transported to the Seminole County Jail. * IN BRIEF Kissinger Heading Off On Tour Of Middle East r(.r was to WASHINGTON (UPI) - He!wyla __ dePitt Saturday for a Middle Eant tow that will ,dude 'private" meetings with Egyptian President Anwar $adat and Iuw1I Prime Minister Menadisn Begin, but aides deny a return to "shuttle diplomacy" for the former secretary of pto. $CC1fl 10 aide PeterRodman, IS 1 "tryingto keep the trip FIflta and low key." But Rodman said the former secretary of stats imi discussed Its travel plans with both Presldsnt4lect Ronald Reagan and Secretary 01 State-designate Alexander Haig and "they have no problems With ' The stalled Egyptian-larseli P ' rill likely ____ come up," Rodman added An Egyptian diplomat hi Washington said Kleth4ar haddescrlbed the visit as "private," but told senMisy representatives he would be reporting on his discussions to the new administration. TOK1i0 (UPI) - Japanese police Saturday add. Canadian environmentalist who freed dolphins captant for food processing will be charged with ob structbon 01 business" and fishermen threatened to kill anyone trying to save the mistrials agaliL Patrick Wall, 35,analiveofScarborough,Ontario, now living In San Francisco, told polka he freed 150 of $50 dolphins kept at the Futo fishing port on In peninsula,4$miles southwest of Tokyo in a predawn raid Tuesday. The Canadian escaped undetected but later turned himself In to police. Police said they had staled these days of questioning of the Greenpeace Foundation activist referring Ni can to public prosecutors for t'onnai legal Rebellious Child Of 'óOs Reagan 's Daughter Has Mellowed Ashbury In San Francisco." 1.85 ANGELES (UPI) - Patti Davis not Patti's idea 01 fun. Did the smoke marijuana? "I hate politics," she said. "I think It's opposed the war In Vietnam, smoked ed. "Sure, yeah, sure," she marijuana and lived with her boyfriend very mean." in fact, Patti was heartbroken In 1965 don't knot anyone who hasn't smoked for these years. Like thousands of her generation, she drove her parents - when her father decided to run for dope. I don't anymore. I can't afford to be govu'nor of California. She got the news that spacey anymore. Raid and Nancy Reagan - crazy. "But sure I did. A friend 01 mine put It Ten years later, Patti, 21, Is still very while attending boarding school In Soviet Embassy Invaded very well. He said, 'We were protected In Independent and still often disagrees Arizona. "it was very Important tome to be cool our Innocence.' And we were. Those were LONDON (UPI) - Demonstrators protesting the with her parents, although the rthtlop has mellowed since the and being a governor's daughter was not very Innocent times. There wasn't Soviet Union's year-long occupation of Afghanistan Saturday ined the grounds 01 this Wet Embassy In cool to be," she said. "I didn't see myself anything really to think about or worry frenetic los. In that role. I wanted him to remain In about. But we all grow ups little bit and Tehran, buried a Soviet flag. and caused some Patti, with a brand new figure" show lssslreas because that's what I now there's work to do. damage, the Iranian news agency pars reportet. contract with NBC Television, Is movinK wanted to do. Pars mid the demonstrators, mostly A1 "I don't think pat Is such a terrible h lagging acting Cit5 Into "I think I bed fantasies about acting dru residents of Tehran, first marched on the Afghan ikeg. It just makes you forget things at — with him at some point. i am l our Embassy, than wait to the Soviet Embassy. '11e they getting ready to move Into lbS White dramaffc and I unleashed all of my "succeeded In entering the embassy grasode where she realized her mother House. dramatics. They called me at school to they caused some damage. They pulled wn the - it fatter Opposed many of the thifl5S Patricia Am Reagan may become the tell me and, i mean this poor man wan Soviet flag and burned It and Installed the picture of doing, Patti Davis said their ohfirst member of any first family who has was the happiest right In his life - and imam Khomeini on the gate of the embassy," Pars shadher father'. name. She started using here's this hysterical girl crying, 'But i )ectlons had little effect on her. said In a report monitored In London. "1w very4$eWous," she said. 'The -The Iramianagency said the.............. demonstrators shouted - her mother's nsIden name about five don'Lwaid yb do.It" "An Ice 1II pro(essicssai y,as grsw.olcler,l'attlandberather way to,rnakq sure that I did something dd.it.d," arsi .Mthe slogans as "Rueda will be iga iuth personal reasons. found themselves on opposite sides 01 the was to tell me not to do IL" Islamic republic will be established" and Her live-In relationship with rock star "U I have another name there's a debate over the Vietnam War. - "Afghanistan hata So.ilsta an wail an Amsrlai*" better chance of people Judging my work "I disagreed with him In the late 6k," Bernie Leadon, formerly with the on Its own mstit," she said Wednesday In the explained. "I got pretty Political Eagles, ended two years ago. While her Snipers Close Beirut Port an Interview with United Press Inter- myself then, but I think It went beyond attitude toward marriage has changed national. "There was also the daily politics. I think the Issue of Vietnam was recently, she said, she would live with BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) - Sniper fire closed Beirut's part and me of Us main crossing pointssituation of people asking If I was related bigger than politics I was very against It another boyfriend If she wanted to, even to him. with her parents in the White House. and I was very vocal about IL" between the Christian eastern and Moslem western "Sometimes you want to go to the dry Patti Davis said she was particularly "UI were In love with him, yes," Patti halves of the capital Satadsy police sources cleaner stat not be asked 55 questions." "sncomfortable" that her father became said. There were me Immediate reports 01 cesualtiss and Most the world got Its first glimpse 01 a symbol for those who supported the Asked If she thought her parents would the snipers were not IdentIfied, Lbs sources said. Patti Davis - as Ronald Reagan's war. object again, she laughed. "They've Syrian troops of hIs Arab ps-keeping daughter - the night he was elected "Thinge were being said about him given up." control the western entrance of the port while rightist president. Two brief earlier appearances that I knew weren't true," she said. "But Despite their differences and her oh-' y' Christian Pbgis On episodes of the "The Love Boat" and yet I understood how they came about. I vious Independence, Patti said she and eastern approaches. "Vegas' did not attract much attention. was very torn." her parents are very close and share a A small Lebanese army contingent Is stationed InWhen Patti Davis, standing beside her Over the rust several years, she again warm, loving relationship. side the port wee. But Patti Davis has no Intentions of mother and younger brother, Ron, 21, parted compa* with her parents over waved to the crowd In the ballroom of the her use 01 marijuana and her three-year spending much time In Washington after Century Plaza Hotel, most 01 the live-In relationship with her boyfriend, her father's Inauguration. reporters in the room even those who "I don't Intend hanging around "We had the same problems as every had covered bar father for years —didn't other family," she explained. "I was Washington. I have my work and my NATIONAL REPORTi A winter storm system swept up the recognim the rierk.balred beauty with very rebellious and very feisty and the career and hopefully I'm not going to of the pretty smile. The campaign trail Is one place I wanted to go was Height. ha ve the time to go there." Atlantic Coast Into North Carolina thesetesuing a be snow In the coastal plains, stat severe flooding In ui. Northwest forced hundreds of families from their homes. - - WEATHER Record high temperatures prompted torrential West, sending se stew an water cascading down Lbs mountains. - Cancer Patients Flock To Mexico _______ - 60,000 To Boycott State? TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) Nearly 60,000 out-ofstaters have signed cards pledging not to vacation an Florida until the state ratifies the Equal Rights Amendment, according to the Florida chapter of the National Organization for Women. In a report to national NOW officers released Friday, the women's rights group said other NOW chapters across the nation have helped organize the boycott of the state. "At present, we have collected pledge cards representing almost 60,000 people who will not vacation In our state until we ratify," the report said. "One whole city Davis, Calif. has pledged not to come." NOW also released a letter from a Disney World official agreeing to meet with the group about its picketing of that tourist facility and offering to set up meetings with the Florida Attractions Association and the state Chamber of Commerce. NOW members began picketing Disney World near Orlando once a week on Nov. 16 in an attempt to persuade ERA supporters to join the boycott. Sh alit, 'Pals To Chat • FOR EARLY RISERS: For those people who wake early on New Year's morning - or are still up from the night before - that's when Gene ShalIt takes over the "Today" show to chat with his friends. This year he'll be joined by Henry Kissinger, Marvin Hsmllscb, Beverly Sills, Kitty Carlisle Hart and A.M. R.senthal of The New York Times. Among the highlights: Him briefly out of retirement to sing "Plaisfr Sills d'Amotr," and Kissinger tells about the first time he u Jane Panky. Swinging Henry was so preoccupied he tripped over a camera cable and, he said, "almost knocked over the weather map." - Pianist Blames Women CLASSIC CHAUVINISTS: Concert pianist Ruth Slenczyuika finds the classical music world a. hotbed of male diauvinisn. But It's not men who are at fault. Ms. Slenczynska, who has given more than 1,500 concerts around the world and toured as acting soloist. with Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops, says of women concert artists, "When a woman plays magnificently people will say, 'She plays like a man, doesn't she? She has the strength of a man but the tenderness of a woman.' But when a male pianist plays extremely well no one thinks of saying: 'So and so played with the delicacy of a woman." The pianist told Contemporary Keyboard magazine the reason: "You will find the largest body of people In a concert hail Is feminine, and they want someone masculine to appredate." - NO WONDER PEOPLE ARE PAYING SPECIAL INTEREST TO "INTEREST/CHECKING" - - - Citrus Groves Need Rain I:'ROM FLAcSI-I1P .o Pktids's ciflus grove, are in need 01 rain and much of the fruit Is late In maturing, Florida Citrus Mutual Executive Vice President Bobby F. McKown said Friday. McKown said a county-by-county survey by Mutual field men indicates some areas are as much as 16-20 inches behind in rainfall with the Indian River-east coast sections hardest hit. He said Irrigation has been under way In some groves since April and said while ra(s which blanketed most of the citrus belt in late November and again early this week, gave some relief, the long term outlook was not particularly good. He said the water levels of lakes, streams and poi(ds are substantially lower than a year ago, posing additional problems for those growers planning to irrigate their groves. QUOTE OF THE DAY: LaWyer Marvin Mitchelion, who represented Michelle YrWa Marvin In her suit against Lee. Marvin, writes In the dedication of his upcoming book, "Living Togethe?': "To the many wives and mistresses I have known - especially to Michelle Thola Marvin, the Joan of Are of live-In women. Also to Lee Marvin, who helped put a new word In the dictionary - palimony." Sen. Culver GLIMPSES: Sen. John Culver, D-Iowa, one of the November losers, will serve as a fellow of the Institute of Politics at Harvard's John F. Kennedy School of Government and also practice law In Cedar Rapids, Iowa Fred Gwyiae as Herman, Yvonne DeCarto as his vampire-style wife and Al Lewis as lovable Dracula-type Grana, are returning to television as the Munster monster family Is resurrected In the NBC movie, "The Mumters'Revenge"... 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Police say Michael Jeroms Pleasant, 19, of Cross City was in the wrong lane of State Road 500 when the incident occurred, shortly alter I am. Among Friday's victims were Janice Roberta Manning, 20, of Ashville, N.C. ; Bidwell Watson Greene, 30, of Winter haven; Ann Griffin, 72, of Flushing, N.Y.; and Carol Williams Dyer, 33, of Ormond Beach. AREA DEATHS I - TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) — A three-state alert continued today for an escaped felon who kidnapped but later freed two Gainesville physicians. Police agencies throughout northern Florida and parts of Georgia and Alabama were on the lookout for John Warren Eddings, a Union Correctional Institution inmate who escaped Monday while receiving medical attention. Eddinga was last reported here where he released one of his hostages Wednesday afternoon. Tallahassee police and the Leon County Sheriff's Department said they had received no further repdrts about the fugitive. Marvin - - - Harvard Grabs It Felon Still On The Loose - -- - - Here's- To Lee "Sometimes people aren't aware of changes that have taken Woods subdivision. place," Ms. Pearce said. "The point that should be derived Is "I liked this side of town.and found the house I liked," heI the direction of the change. It means that a lot more of the said. "That was basically it." not succwnbto the white (light movement ln his neighborhood neighborhoods are a lot more integrated." in the early wos, Giddy said his family has been accepted and his son, "I didn't like what was going on within the white corn-But some of the Integration is due to this scattered site four th grader, and white children play together. munity," he said. "I saw no need for It. I knew sometime housing program which places low-Income housing projects in somebody was going to have to stand up and say they didn't various sections of the city. There has been widespread op. "It's very necessa ry that they socialize together," he said.' Like what was goinga" L position to projects in upper Income, predominantly white Matthews said he thinks the local school busing plan His northeast community Is now one of the most fully in.. neIghborhoods in southeast Charlotte. helped foster integrated housing. tegrated In the city and community leaders think they should "We've made giant leaps, very definitely," said Dave be rewarded In the fain of reduced busing under the 10-year. "me ultimate solution to the elimination of crass-town Howard, a community service planner with the Chariotold school desegregation plan. busing for the purpose 01 Integrating schools can only besolved That's what a two-year study, recently submitted to the temecklenburg Planning Commission. "The city's scattered by housing Integration that makes busing unnecessary," he site housing program has helped. As far as opening up housing National Institute of Education, concludes should happen more said. opportunities for minorities in Charlottemecklenbur, It's frequently water urban desegregation plans such as grea tly Increased since 1970." Matthews is former head of the Northeast Community Or. (3iarlottemecklethurg (Mecklenburg County) schools, ganizaticm formed to head off the white flight movement that Study author Diana pearce, director of research at Catholic But Howard said the school desegregation plan alone has affected other Charlotte neIghborhoods, University's Center'lor National Policy review In Washington, had no significant bearing on Integrated housing. said busing could eventually be eliminated If it leads to fully "You have to have some old values and mores broken down Integrated housing patterns. "We faced the problem. We didn't try to Ntis or pretend It il beforeyou truly become Integrated," he said. "Busing, in my wasn't there," he said. "I'm not only saddled with my1 unprofessional opinion, is not the panacea to integrated The study, released this fall, said broad school decision to stay In this neighborhood, I am happy with It" housing." desegregation programs, which often force busing on surrounding suburbs, give white families "no place to run" as School Superintendent Jay Robinson said he agrees with the well as Incentives to live in Integrated areas where the DON'T IAMSII st ud y that there will evantually be a lesser need for busing, but children can attend neighborhood schools. with your Insurance I he said there are many variables and there's no way to predict On a scale of zero to 100, with zero Indicating a fully Integratwhen busing might end. ed city, Ms. Pearce said Charlotte scored an 84.1 In 1970. But by TONY IU$$I IWO, she estimated the figure had shrunk to 56.8. "We are seeing some housing integration," Robinson said, IN$URANCI Some Charlotte city and school officials believe the figures "but It takes a long time." Henry Giddy, a black postal service employee who moved may have overstated the extent to which Charlotte housing 3242U into the northeast Charlotte area in 1975, said his family was patterns have changed but they acknowledge progress toward about the "third or fourth" black family in the Eastbrook integration has been made in the past decade. CHARLOTTE, N.C. (UPI) Roy Matthews decided he was going to have to stand up for what he believed was right and DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. tIIP! Eight hundred officers from 60 Florida police departments turned out for the final farewell to a colleague gunned down Christmas Day. The funeral Friday of Daytona Beach Policeman SamE. Etheredge, 31, also brought 400 relatives, friends, neighbors and grieving citizens to the Central Baptist church for his last rites. Etheredge was shot to death by a gunman who charged out of an apartment closet, firing a highpowered revolver. Daytona Beach police Sgt. Roy Willis said uniformed policemen representing departments as far away as Miami and Gainesville marched in the funeral procession that led Etleredge's body from the church, past the police station arid an to Ceder Hill cemetery, ' where he was burled with a 21-gun salute. By JOAN HANAUER United Pre Isteriatlanal ANIMAL TALK: Jim Neiman Is a guitarist who wolves seal even rats -wIUJ whal and turkeys. He heads the nonprofit lflterspedes Coinmunicatkxi organization, and says In the January Issue 01Guitar Player magazine, or - killer whales - $T better minidans than be Is. "After you spend some time with the whales," be said, ''s not a question 01 whether they have a language or not: rather, It's who are an poets and what kind 9t spice we they talking about" As for wolves, they like the vibuels, love the Jlqanm fh,ts, but they don't gin a howlfor stringed instruments. Noilman said once he was playing 'silent Night' in a singalong with some wolves, stopped suddenly, "and the wolves did the next - Homeowner Happy He Resisted White Flight' - 800 Police Offiéer Salute Fallen Comrade Warmer air pushed rapidly eastward, promising an end to a run ofrecord cold blamed for at least four deaths th the Eastern TIJUANA, Mexico (UPI) Tijuana-area treatment zymes stat a special diet. week treatment. Bearley, both of Tampa; PAUL half of the naticn.Temperatiwearemalnst well below freesh* Dying Americans bring facilities. —Gerson Clinic, which brother, Vincent Corvan, i.cord Midwest a Friday, with In the upper nd the Northeast million 01 dollars a year to "We're trying to develop a advertises a detoxification doctors of the border can Paul Noble Beazley, ° Southgate, Calif., and eight lows reported In Maine, New Jersey Mexican border cancer repeatable and reliable program founded by a Get- dinicsastowhlthunorthodox 2157 Davis Road, Jackson. AREA READINGS ($ a.m. Satarday): h,up.rstwe:4$; clinics despite charges the therapy that can be used by man physician, Dr. Max therapies produce results and vile, died Thursday at the grandchildren five greatovernight low: 45; Friday's high: $7; barometric 1cae: clinics are corrupt and run doctors In the United States." Gerson. Treatment includes which are merely vain alter. Longwood Health Care Graveside services were .10; relative humidity: $3 percent; winds: north at 13 mph. largely by charlatans and Dr. Mario A. Solo, medical periodic coffee enemas, doses natives. Center. Born In Albany, Ga., held Saturday In Jacksonville. SUNDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: highs, 12: 5iU., quacks who administer director of the Cydel Clinic, of castor oil every other day , he was a retired industrial Gramkow-Gaines Funeral 12:50 p.m.; lows, $: am., 7:02 p.m.; P0411' CANAVERAL: bizarre and useless treat- resents the tendency of and a vegeta rian diet "I m a realist," said Soto, electrician havin hIgh., 12:21 a.m., 12:42 p.m.; lows, 8:19 sin., 8:13 p.m.; meids. Americans to lump all the sisting mostly of raw accredited as a cancer associated with tie Melt st Horns Longwood was In BAYPORT: highs, 5:58a.m., 8:19 pin.; lows, 12:45 am., 11:56 spiecislist by the University of Hospital in Jacksonville. They an bay hope, if not border cancer treatment vegetables. p.m. one disreputable . Na clinic will not at Mexico. He Is survived by his wife, BOATING FORECAST: St. Augustin to The much.publfrlaed agony category. patients who have undergone "I'm concerned with Mrs. Dorothy E. Bailey, 50 Miles: A small craft advisory remains In effect. WInd, north of actor Steve McQueen results. We use Laetrile, Jacksonville; daughter Mrs. "Mexico Is famous for its standard '°thPY' to northwest around 30 knots through Sunday. Seas 110$ lest. revived interest In following National institute 01 Card- grouzids that their immune standard dueotherapy, and Betty Kiligore, Oviedo; two Mostly doudy with scattered showers. ii. died last month ciogy, its National Institute of systems are not apt for thisradiation where it applies xii ions, Paul Noble Bailey Jr. AREA FORECAST: Mostly dainty Saturday with a slight stuveiry ins rsspscteri and mains good treatment. The fee at Gerson case-bycaae basis." and Charles Raymond chance of showers. Partly cloudy and cold Saturday might and hospital after spending Is $l ) a cis v the first Clinic - - -We1Y. W WI iUiUiY In Ui. lOW w. ww OIWflY IUgnI In months undergoing medically uwsuI. wiw .iv w PJ,y i. world," week, and $100 daily are the low 45s. High Sunday In the mid-los. North to northwest controversial, unorthodox iups thereafter. he pointed Out. winds 15 mph, diminishing Saturday night. Probability of raintreatment . the Plaza Santa —bile Clinic, which ) percent Saturday. Maria clinic south of Tijuana. The Cydel Clinic, owned by features Its own herbal tonic, - Still the cancer victims keep a prominent Mexican family, a decadesold elixir. For coining, offers conventional and $1,000, a patient Is entitled to All the unorthodox treatnonconventlonal cancer all the tonic he needs for Life. HOSPITAL NOTES __________________ menta— from vegetable diets treatments, Including —Anton Schenk Clinic, Thomas J. Townsend. Lake to such measures as coffee Laetrile, saying patients which promotes "cell SIMINOLIMIMONIAL M4Y HOSPITAL enemas and eatlng the organs should have freedom of therapy," using "animal Dec. U DISCHARGES of animal fetuses - are choice, within medical tissues and extracts." ADMISSIONS Se "holistic health" reason. Sanford: —Plaza Santa Maria Hoe. D"84 sell Senlamin Adams uwasi.res. Cydel doctors are convinced fAtal 5 resort hotel on former Roselle Ferber Donald M. Cahill Fronk Goose, D.tlwa Much 01 what the Mexican the that Laetrile, which a seaside Muff overlooking Albert C Mimi Robert S. OIIYIOA. Diltona practitioners do canal be American medical establish, the Pacific Ocean35 miles F. LaVaign McMws . Deltona George B Murphy, Deltona William V. Harper Jr.. Lake done by U.S. doctors. The mait rejected, at the very south of TI joins, which treats kaslian P. S.egiimb, D*llona Mary medical establishment north least diminishes the pain of cancer and degenerative - of the border scoffs at most of dying patients and makes diseases, utilizing avantus's i.tsS the treatments. them feel better. Ewnlng Iletuld garde treatments train all "The so-called holistic - Other clinics In the Tijuana over the world lbs publicity health movement has fallen ares include: surrounding McQueen's Sunday, December 21, IWO—Vol. 73, No. 109 Into such disrepute that the -.Centro Medico Del Mar, treatment gained It world Pb1iskid Daily and k.day, stripS klvi*y by The Malsrd term ought to be abandoned," rim by Dr. Ernesto Contreras, reknown. Herald, Inc., 3M N. FrancS Ave., lialerd. Fla. asni. said Dr. Frank Silhlvan, an which offers both conA former employee at the lersad Cliii Pestolo Paid at s.*t rnarw. IVII American psychologist ventlonal drugs and a non- Plaza Santa Maria Hospital working 00 a Joint research conventional treatment, said normally there are 50 Hems Delivery; Week, ci.,,, allillailia, sr.w, 6ftsV1. 1st-N: Year, $43.0. By Millx Week 613s) Meow 31.31: a men*& project at the Cycle! Clinic, known as metabolic therapy, patients at the clinic, paying 55tH: Year $57.0 I one of the most prestigious which utilizes Laetrile, en- $10,000 in advance for a fort- - - Are Excellent Musicians - - IN BRIEF Guitarist Says Whales HOUSE Thieves took an undetermined mount of goOde Tuesday night from the home 01 Jude Sheffield, 2121 Brisson Ave. Sanford, sheriff's deputies say. thieves entered thehouse y forcing open the north rear ROM SECRETARY bedroom window. The Items stolen included a television set, . A teenager robbed a secretary 01 $24 Wednesday at Central stereo and dotlüg, deputies say. Florida Truck and Trailer Be* Inc., 3445, State Road 441, FOOD TAKEN FROM STORE Apopka, Sernlno1e County sheriff's deputies say. An unknown amount 01 food was stOlen Thursday from UI Teresa Werber, 1450 Cape Cove Blvd., Orlando, said a teen- Pantry Convenient Store, 4$ Riverview, Sanford, deputies my. age boy came Into the office with his right hand In his pants . Thieves climbed onto the roof of the store and made a hole, pocket end anid 1w had a gun and wanted money. then deopped down Into the store. Werber told the youth there was no money to give Mm, The thieves exited the building through a window. Iepu HOME BURGLARIZED Items worth $158 were stolen Wednesday train the home of The boy checked the other rooms of the business, and then John Lyons, 143 S. Lakewood Court, Maitland, sheriff's w Werber's pun. He took $34, deputies say. Werber described the subject an about 18 years old, 5 foot, 7 deputies say. 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Sunday,Dc.fl,i$Q 1, 'a Two Feisty Oldsters Politically Persistent 834ear-OId Comments On Roadside Signboards . Lawmakers Pestered Until 72-Year-Old Won LOS ANGELES (UPI) — One of the most Hayden, are frequent targets.) HARRISBURG, Pa. (UPI) — Joe widely read political commentators in Los Dragetil, "the most persistent man In the "Illegal aliens are taking over America. Angeles does not work for a newspaper or world," fought special interests, state Carter welcomes them while they come and magazine. Hugh Douglas Brown lives in a Supreme Court justices, the Legislature and a take your jobs." house by the aide of the road and delivers his centuries-old law — and he won. "Did he throttle her or just let her drown? pithy comments on the state of the nation by Dragonetti, 72, spent 1980 typing hundreds Chappaquiddick." painting them on signboards. "Carter, take hostages, 150 Iranians to of letters and running up $400 monthly phone To say be Is well to the right would he like bills. He couldn't leave his south Philadelphia protect the US. hostages." uythgFidel Castro has a five o'clock shadow. "Judges turn killers loose to kill again." home because he had to care for his ailing Brown — former prospector, musician, wife of 50 years, Margret. "Deport Iranian rioters." teacher, reporter and writer — is 83. Brown's audience responds, usually He pestered every one of the 3 members To his dismay, the big interchange where • favorably, he says. of the Pennsylvania General Assembly, con. four major freeways intersect In downtown "Some people come right off the freeway to tactlng each one personally. He drummed up Los Angeles expanded over the years, find my house and knock art the door and say headlines again and again, calling city rooms cowing closer to the little stucco house he 'By God, I really agree with you'. Some of of newspapers with pleas to hear his case. built, wdll the traffic almost comes through them become friends of mine. He was fighting the English Rule, a law his living room. "Sometimes they come to argue, but when Pennsylvania adopted from the English From 100,000 to 200,000 vehicles a day pass they see my grey hairs they don't get abusive. common law that prohibited people who felt by in a steady stream about 20 feet from the I can see whoever is at the door before I open window of his home, which sits almost alone it, and I have a chain on IL" 'If I'mright about In a wasteland of vacant lots and old corn-"A popular sign will draw two or three IThC1II buildings. people a week. Others get no response." something I'll Because local newspapers ignored his A favorite target is the Social Security opinions, ("I went to the Times, and they system. A sign in his window reads: "Senior never give up.' didn't want to talk to me, so I went Into citizen center — first American camp." business for myself'), he converted his "Social security is a fraud. I paid into it for EnWortune Into a pulpit. they were wrongfully sued from filing 40 years, and now I'm 83 and legally blind and Years ago, he put a signboard at the edge of countersuits charging legal harassment they won't give me a nickel" his property and spray paints a new political' unless they were arrested or their property For much of his life, Brown was a message en it once or twice a week. confiscated, prospector and mlnerologlst in Washington Commuters swinging off the Hollywood "One newspaper recently called me state, and has in his basement what he I lay off the Equal Rights Amendment. . I'm afraid of those ladies.' Freeway to the Harbor Freeway learned years ago to look for them. They are short, but uninhibited. "If you like Communists, take Jane Fondi." (Was Fonda -and her husband,- Tom - 3 LILiI4i 5 2 "lie was considered a real pain in the neck to some people, to the extent that I don't think the bill would have passed except that people recognized it had merit." There's a lot to be said for rematches and revenge. Seminole High said it'all Friday night as Cheryl Klien's Lady Thhesters reversed an earlier season whipping at the hands of Winter Park to turn the tables on the Lady Wildcats in opening round action of the 4th Annual Lady Hawk Invitational at Lake Howell. Earlier in the season Winter Park had manhandled the Lady Seminoles by a whopping 80.39 score. Obviously Seminole High's distaff squad has come a long way since that first encounter. Behind game high scorer Robin Higgins and a late rally sparked by senior Bobbie Madison, Seminole High Over 200 Fashion Frames Btoclls. Tint or Sun Senior lenses additional cost * Glosses Dulicoted. * * Your Doctor's Prescription Filled * * Eye Examination Arranged * * Free Adjustments and Repairs * BUDGET OPT ICAL 99 $ pair • • DELAND SANFORD - 736-8080 Mon. thrFrr. tj - 2544 FRENCH AVE. (ACrOSS from Sambo'$) - 323-8080 Mon. $hru Fri. 9a.m..Sp.m. Sat. 9a.m.-ip.m. 3lLTfF— —1 kI The Casselberry City St., Sanford, will cost $1,831 shared among the cities Council unanimously ap- for services before and making up the South Seminole proved an engineering agree- during construction of ,the and North Orange County me'it, one of the first steps to Northerly Interceptor Wastewater Transmission tie the city Into the Iron Project, which ties the city Authority which Casselberry Bridge Regional Wastewater into the new regional waste- is a member. The city will be Plant. water plant. paying one-fifth of the 25 The agreement with Clark A Federal Grant will fundl5 percent. Diets and Associates, En- percent of the cost and the re In other business recently gineera. Inc., 500 West Fulton maining 25 percent will be the council: Family Court Adviser Named— The semifinals slated for 6 and 8 p.m. will pit Titusville Astronaut against Evans followed by the nightcap game featuring Semlnols and Edgewater. In Edgewater's 51.21 romp over Lake Howell, point guard Deenie Ware led - Licensed OpliciarnI way to feature all.st.eI car's. It was built in 1904. Lake Howell Lady Silver Hawks 51-21Titusville Astronaut claimed a 46-37 decision over the Oak Ridge Lady Pioneers while Evans held off a scrappy challenge from Lake Brantley's Lady Patriots bya43.3$margin. Saturday's consolation games were stated to begin at2p.m. with Oak Ridge meeting We Brantley followed by the Winter Park-Lake Howell match up. erased a50.46defidt with four minutes th play and outscored Winter Park 11-1 down the stretch to secure a 57-51 victory. The win moves Seminole into Saturday's semifinal game against Edgewater at 8 P.M. Higgins returned a rebound for two points to knot the game at 50-all with 3:07 remaining In the contest. Johnnie Bennet followed with a pair of free throws to push the Lady Seminoles out front to stay thanks to a late by Madison. The only senior on the Seminole roster hit the Tribe's final five points on the night enroute to a career high of 15 to aid the victory. Seminole had jumped out to an early 20.10 first stanza advantage, but the Wildcat lineup, laced with veterans like Pamela Marr and Pátrfcla Pari)rch pulled thin one, 28-27 by intermission, Marr finished the night as the high scorer for Winter Park with 17 while Parzych, a six-foot senior, added 14 to the Lady Wildcat efforts. In Friday's other opening round games two-time defending Lady Hawk champions Edgewater gave clear in dications it would Like to claim a third uue by bouncing the host A.O.SOFT CONTACT LENSES Care kit Included Professional f not included 30 day money back guarantee . ia..I iriueurprises VVildcats In Lady Hawk VISION 9a.m. Sp m. Sat. 9a.m.1 p.m City Moves Toward Tie.-In With Waste Treatment Plant 0 $25 124 E. RICH AVE. A('(fl% lrOrn W,nn Di.) tournament way for the Lady Eagles with 17 points while Tonya Collins tossed in 10. Sophomore op Dianne Dumont paced a young Lake Howell squad with seven Points, Titusville and Oak Ridge battled through a nip-and-tuck first half before the Lady War Eagles slipped out to a 820 intermission advantage. Titusville pulled away In the second IIalf an 18 Point effort " senior Karen Cowart and 10 points from ,, . Oak Ridge's Pioneers pr u a balanced scoring attack that saw Wanda Perdue notch 11 followed by Jackie Murray with 10 and Valerie Harrell with eight points. h _ La ke.Brantley's Lady patrlot,s cut a 10. point halftime defldtto five but couidget no closer to the Lady Trojans. Evans led 18-10 at the half and held on for the victory behind the one-two punch of the Burton sisters, Tonya and Tanya. Tonya notched 13 while Tanya was right behind with a dozen points. Lake Brantley got balanced scoring from Donna Pruitt 11, Rhonda Vasquez with nine and Minday Patrick with eight markers. Edgewater 1, Lake Howell 21. Fouled out — None. Technicals — None. TITUSVILLE ASTRONAUT(41): Myers 2, Temdletoc 4, Coward 8, Dtlozah 4, Crank I, Moebringer ii, Cadres 11. Totals 18.1441.44. OAK RIDGE (27): Levy 5, Miller 2, Harrell 8, Perdue 11, Coates 1, Murray 10, Cox 2, Shaw 2. Totals: 18.51.37. Halftime — Astronaut 23, Oak Ridge 20.Totl tools — Astronaut Il, Oak Ridge 24. Fouled out — Perdue, Coates, Murray Technicali — none. EVANS (43): Oliver 2, 11111 4, Tonya Buxton 13, Tamara Burton 12, Win.' terbeimer 1 Slater 2, Young 2, Karazoklros 2. Totals: 18.1143. 43 LAKE BRANTLEY (3$): Vasques 0, Sullivan 2, Trimble 2, Pruitt 11, COUHIIO, Gregory 3, Patrick 8, Kapernlck 2 Totals: 15.1.18, 3$ Halftime Evans 18, Lake Bradley Fouls — Evans 14, Lake Brantley 21. Fouled out — Prulti, Technical, — noneSANFORD (57): Rigglna 1, Hardy 8, Bennett11, Campbell0, Madison 15, Jones 7. Totals: 23.11-21.57. WINTER PARK ($1): Marr 17, o, Patsy h 14, Mlllspsugh 2, Hoffman 0, McDonald 8, Johnson 5, Howard 5, Totals: 23.5.10.51. Halftime— Sanford 28, Winter Park 27. Foulsz— Sanford 13, Winter.Park 17. Fouled out — Patsy It, McDonald. Technlcals— Sanford team, Winter p,A team. -------EDGEWATER(51): V. Moore 8, Ware Wilder 0, Collins, 10 ScottO, B. Moore 0, McKenzie 8, Cobb 8, Cranford I Totals: 2.5.1.7.51, LAKE HOWELL 121): Johnson 3, Scott 3, Lowe 0, Cannarialo 2, Barrow, Policy 2, McPherson I, Burnout 7, Blocker 4. Totals. 7.7-22.21. Halftime-.- Edgewater 31, Lake Howell 7. Foils-. -. ( E . . . '-,',.s• ,.. '' . 1 4 • .'..- ... ..• ., — - . ;.. . -"n'C. ,. . ,.. . - : . , - f. .-.• ,'.."i' '",,..... • -. ro •Y4'. •j a..". . . S f• '.1 £4 ' mos Dv In v"a€.iI Bennett and the Lady Seminoles beat the Lady Wildcats 57-51 to gain revenge for an earlier top of the key in opening round action of the 4th season 99-39 beating and advance to Saturday's Annual Lady Hawk Invitational Friday night. semifinal rounds. ''" toe , aeminolle tiigns Johnnie tsennett (with ball) gets set to penetrate Winter l'ark's defense front the Baseball Signups Too fl J Approved the ap. - Drivers Get Kick From Karting Incoming Seminole County Bar Association President 0.11. the police Reserve Unit. The officers who serve on the unit "Bill" Eaton has been najued the county's new Domestic are not paid and are used Relations Commissioner. mostly during peak times Eaton, a county Lawyer for12 years, will take charge of the throughout the year like program which aids and advises persons planning on ap- Halloween Police Chief pearing before the family court and handles problems with George Karcher said. support orders. Eaton, currently vice president of the county bar — Approved the transfer of association takes over as president on Jan. 1 and replaces $175 from reserve account to outgoing Domestic Relations Commissioner Terrance Ackert city council account to pay for on Jan. 5. services of the election board Ackert will be named director of the Orange County Bar for the runoff election Dec. 16. Association's Legal Aid Society on that date. - CHARITY CICARDO If there's one sport that lends itself to Raiders return to action after the bringing out the little kid in all of us, it holidays, the state's best JUCX) team (12has to be go-kartlng. Remember the good I) tackles an interesting schedule. old days when you could whirl around the The Raiders will meet a couple of oututtrack atthe beach? Five laps for 50 cents trackat DeSantls of-state competitors looking for a little said the sign. Sports Editor warmth from the Florida sun. Like all things, karting has changed. SCC swings back into action January 3 ,P Matter of fact its grown Into a quietly with a home match up against Waukesha popular sport around the country, Tech (Wisconsin) and remains at home A bunch of local kart krazies are no for a January 5 battle against Cloud xception. Don't loot now but baseball signups County Junior College (Kansas). Both No less than six Sanford drivers, In- are right around the corner, games tipoff at 7:30 p.m. duding a pair of hot shot teenagers will While the northeast and much of the The remainder of the Raider's January be spending this weekend at the Daytona rest of the country will be turning UP tl' home schedule includes Valencia, Saute International Speedway. thermostats, players in the Altamonte Fe and Central Flori da Community No, they won't be twirling around at Springs area will be strutting their stuf f College while Florida Junior, the 180 plus mile per hour averages set by during tryouts in late January and early liillsborough, St. Johns River, Lake City the likes ci Hobby Allisons, A.J. Foyts February. and I)aytona Heath dot the Raider travel and Mario Andrettis. The Aitruiionte Little League will be log. Instead, the intrepid, miniature speed holding registrations on Thuraday. Jim. 8 St'nunole 111gb product Bruce McCray merchants will be taking part in the frommi 6-9 pm. and Saturday, Jan. 10 from finished SCC's highly successful first half World Karting Association's Winter 9-5 at the Altanmorite Springs CiVIC c ampaign as team scoring leader. Emaluro Nationals at the Daytona track. Center. MrCray, firing away from the field at a The Enduro rates will be run over the The league iii once again feature four hot 644 clip is averaging 23.3 points per same 4.11 mile track as the big boys over dl%lsaons of play, Rookie League for 8-9 outing; one of four Raiders averaging an how's time period. year olds; Major & Minor for 9-12 year double figures. In all, competition will feature races in olds; Triple-A for 13-year olds and Senior some 18 different kart classifications, lainnie Jones has been steadily tinleague play for 14 and 15 year olds The Kondrackl family of Sanford Player age limits for league play aie proving at an 18.8 (lip followed by Travis Filer at 13 3 and Mike Ryals at 10 and claims three of the six local drivers based on August 1 cutoff dates 'hange. entered in the races. Prospective layers niu.st live within R.G. Kondracki, the elder statesman of the Altanionte league boundries, bring it I(yals also is the team leader In the family, will be piloting an Emiumiit-k birth certifit'att', legal guardian and rebounds, averaging 8 3 per garlic while Karl powered by a Yamaha engine while tw)spitaliz.auon polic) ritumit,er along with Mc('ray is close behind with a 7.6 teenager Marc, not yet old enough to a 12.00 registration ('heck to the sign average. shave at 13, will be whisking his Margay ups. Point guard Enc Ervin, out of I)aytona kart through the paces. Ti'YOUt.s will bt' COlIdU('tCtl 0(1 Januar) Beach Scabr..'eze Iligh, is the team a.ssist Georgeann Kondracki will represent 31 and February 7 with opening day leader with 78 in the Raider's run-andthe distaff side also In a Margay Kart. ceremonies slated for Saturday, March 7 gun attack Torn Connor, Steve Macer and John l,'ak&' howell graduate Reggie Barnes RothwIll, an adventuresome 15-year-old, is the deadliest Raider from the charity round out the local entries in the weekend When Joe Sterling's number-(ne stripe, connecting on 12-14 attempts for competition, ranked Seminole Community College an &M mark Joe 0. J' t / '4.—' - 1 4 , e 5 Teen Suicide Rate Shocks Expert DENVER (UPI) - A psychiatrist, shocked by the alarming rate of Increase in teen-age suicides over the past few years, says society is shortchanging the nation's frustrated and unhappy youths. "They need help, but of the 10 million or so youths who need psychiatric care, less than 100, are receiving It," said Dr. Henry Coppolillo, director of the Division of Child Psychiatry at the University of Colorado School of Medicine. "There are too few competent professionals available, and to try to compensate for this with untrained per. sonnel does not get the job done," Coppolillo said suicide now ranks as the fifth leading cause of death among teens Svbday, Dec. 2$, t11-7A Evans, Edgewater, Titusville Advance' WHITE LA OLASI LENSES Includes Ta our Choice Of Some legislators grew irritated with Dragonetti's seemingly ceaseless lobbying, which often came In the form of late Saturday night or early Sunday morning phone calls. Said Sen. John Stouffer, a suburban Philadelphia Republican who sponsored Dragonetti's proposal: "I had some col. leagues say to me... Oh, that Dragonetti ...' Evening Herald, Snford, Fl. —as—'l•k'L SINGLE During his six-year battle, Dragonetti, a one-time reporter with the now-defunct Philadelpt Evening Ledger, spent $20,000 in fighting Girard Bank and lobbying for his bill, which he paid for with his savings and Social Security payments. "1 could count on a Sunday morning phone call from him, and that's the only time I can spend alone with my family," said Sen. Henry [lager, a Republican from Williamsport. - The Vatican in Rome consists of buildinas containina more than 1,000 rooms. countersue only to run smack into the English Rule. Outraged, Dragonetti steered his bill through the General Assembly, out-arguing an opposing trial lawyers association and a state Supreme Court justice who complained the bill would clog the courts with countersuits. most persistent man in the world," the peppery Dragonetti said. "If I'm right about Dragonetti answered such criticism with something, I'll never give up." charateristic feistiness Last week, after the Legislature approved"Let me lie taught minerology at schools In tell something. kid," he said in Washington, and in 1919 married one of his the measure at last, Gov. Dick Thornburgh his gravelly voice. "When I was a reporter, signed into law a bill that abolishes the students. "She was an Indian, a very pretty some people got angry when I went after a English Rule. girl, but it just didn't work out - lasted story. You can't please everyone. Dragonetti ran afoul of the law in 1974 after three years." he was unsuccessfully sued by Girard Bank of "When Patrick Henry said 'Give me liberty ("I lay off the Equal Rights Amendment on Philadelphia. or give me death,' I bet he irritated the my signboards," he said. "I'm afraid of those British. Convinced the bank's suit was nothing more ladies.") than legal harassment, he attempted to "Nice guys don't win ballgames, kid." Nevertheless, Brown has stepped up his political commentary. "l put tna second signboard,"hesaid: - — --. '•'i'' - I "the West.soriian Institute — the greatest exhibit of minerals, fossils, gems and crystals ever assembled in this state." Oflfnrct ' 41 b i ,,' 4 between the ages of 15 to 19. "I think the incidence i of suicide i is vastly underestimated," he said Friday. "The No. I cause of death among this age group is ac. cidents. I believe many accidents, such as those involving (SIC CHI, really are 3uicides. And homicide, the fourth leading cause of deatti, often are failed suicides," Coppolillo said the National Institute of Mental Health estimates one in five children may be suffering from symptoms of depression. The institute has said the suicide rate among youngsters between 10 and 14 has rin 32 percent since 1968 and therate &uiiong older teen-agers has more than doubled since 'U - . f - 1951. C .rc ., 1* P Winter I'ark's Virginia Adamson (with ball) and teammate Patricia Parzych (S-I) out-muscle Seminole high's Cathy Jones for a rebound. • ' ' ' .- .' N,,'.id Plisie by TIM VMCI Bennett goes In for a layup as a pair of Lady Wildcat defenders attempt to stop her shot In Friday night's opener. College Football Bowl Roundup ri Niottany Lions Roar Back To Bounce Buckeyes In Fiesta Bowl By United Press Inkraatlonal Ohio State made it a perfect 44or4 In Friday's Fiesta Bowl. Quarterback Todd Blackledge ran 3 yards for a thirdquarter touchdown and Jonathan Williams scored on a 4-yard run early in the final period Friday to lilt Penn State to a 31-19 which has now Lost four straight victory over Ohio State - English World War LI buffs are transforming a former Isolation hospital into a mock prisoner of war camp complete with watchtowers, cell blocks and this interrogation room. When completed the camp will be opened to paying guests who will be served 'iron rations" and hunted down if they attempt to escape. THEME PARK? 11ro%layula I I Da80noBeoth • New Smyrna .OrongsQty.DeOd .Son*3Id.Oi1on. PHeHlis ' " d be Th e Buckeyes who held a 19-10 lead at halftime, were limited to zero net yards on offense in the third quarter. Blackledge scampered around right end for a touchdown to cap a 75-yard drive which featured passes from Blackledge to Kevin Baugh and Mike McCloskey. On the last play of the third quarter, Blackledge hit Brad Scovill on a 30-yard pass giving Peon State a first down on the Ohio State 9. Two plays later, Williams carried 4 yards for the touchdown. The comeback was capped by a 37-yard mm by Booker Moore with 45 seconds remaining, Ohio State's only threat in the second half ended when the Buckeyes elected to go on a 4th-and-3 situation at the Penn State 32. Ohio State quarterback Art Schtichter was thrown for a 15-yard loss. In today's action, No. 9 Nebraska takes on Mississippi State in the Sun Bowl, Missouri and Purdue tangle in the Liberty Bowl and Tulane plays Arkansas in the Hall of Fame Classic. Nebraska's nation-leading rushing attack will sport a new look against the Bulldogs after a controversial decision by Cornhuske's' Coach Tom Osborne. All-America back Jarvis Redwine, who nished for 1,119 yards onl56carries and scored nine touchdowns, will not start for Nebraska. Osborne indicated he'd made the decision alter Redwine's sub-par performance in the Huskers' season-ending 21-17 Loss to Oklahoma Senior Craig Johnson, who rushed for 379 yards on 72 carries for Iii touchdowns, will start at I-back. - '--'a, -,1 "It doesn't make any difference who starts Saturda) Osborne said. "They all will play, and whoever plays best in the first hail probably will start the second half." Oddnakers have established the Cornhuskers as a 13-point favorite in the game in El Paso, Texas, but Osborne isnt listening. , "That doesn't make any difference, except to gamblers, said Osborne. "What we've got to w orry about is the team which is very good." Two of the nation's most accurate passers hook up in the Liberty Bowl in Memphis. Purdue's Mark Herrmann became the Big Ten's all-time offensive leader this year and has hit nearly 60 percent of his career passing attempts. Missouri's Phil Bradley, the Big Eight's Player of the Year, has completed 55 percent of his attempts. Missouri Coach Warren Powers says tiff nnann's numbers ,' ... don't lie. 'Without any doubt, Ilerimiann is the best passer we've faced during mm tiiia.' at Missouri," Powers said • Bradley is complemented by the hard running of James Wilder, who rushed for 115 yards in 1978 to win the liberty itowi's Most Valuable Player award, Tulane, 74, is led by quarterback Nickie hail, a 6-foot-5 senior who passed and ran for at least 200 yards in the Green Wave's first eight gaines. lie also set a Tulane season record for points accounted for as he passed for 132 points and ran for 42. Arkansas, a two-point favorite in the fourth Hall of Fame Classic, finished its regular season at 6-5. led by quarterback Toni Jones, the younger brother of Baltimore Colts' quarterback Bert Jones. Torn, a sophomore, hit on 93 of 166 passes for 1,161 yards this season ,*, �4. Sunday, Dec. IL 1O 10A—Evening Herald, Sanford. Fl. '6, 10 ' i• : * ' .1 7 , (11) to iJ f' r'rJZ,,'f i -''- -: ,lgMO d')C PER songs CE RTIFICATE 28-31. 1980 DETERGENT : IC BTLS. !, i Brief ly ARROW COCA COLA APPLE SAUCE 1111180--18 Sunday Dec 25 EenIng Herald Sanford Fl ...••.4 -- -'. PLUS DEPOSIT MAID .r'3' It _*A . iti.v - ' RSEI'ES ØC g• - UJ Sanford Students Named To . • • i Box / .ouus curwican . TN ONE flUID SUPER GOOD DEC. 28-31, 1980 WITH ONE FILLED SUPER BONUS CERTIFICATE GOOD DEC. 28-31, 1980 UCF Prpcldpn#'c 14nnnr RnII President's Honor Roll at the University of Central Florida (UCF) upon achieving perfect 4.0 grade point averages Timothy Zarl Gracey, Leona Marie Campbell. Gloria Jeanette Rumler, Cathy Jo Capko, Kevin Hale Dob)ns, ,f Pamela Greene Patterson, Debra Ann Smith, John Thomas Spbno, and Cynthia Keith Tutton. . .• Exercise Program To Start () ([ () A&&VARIITIS W-0 ar"D MORTON FAMILY SUPPERS BAGS 49 ( EXCEPT lUCID BEEF) '( 2-tB. N WITH ONE FILLED 8-31, 1980 PKG.' - DEC. 28-31. 1980 ~A SENSE . . 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A social hour will begin at 6:30 and dinner will be served at 7:30 p.m. The chairman of the Florida Dinner is Richard A. McLellan, 120 Button Bush Drive, Zellwood. Anyone wishing to attend may contact McLellan for reservations loo before Jan. 24. Evening classes in food preparation will start In January at Seminole Community College. Classes will run for seven or eight week terms at a cost of $11. h scheduled Food Processors, Mondays, Jan. 12 to March 2, and Mardi 9 to April 20; Beginning Microwave,Tuesdays, Jan. 13 to March 3, and March tO to April 21; Ethnic Food, Wednesdays, Jan. 7 t Feb. 25: and Bread Baking, Wednesdays, March 4 to A pril All classes meet from 7 to 9:45 p.m. in Building J-0O7. Interestedpersons may contact the college registration office orenro men information. - USDA 1 • . \ .t ,.• . . --- • •. . ' , • it . works' lUCID (All VAI*TII$ -, i '-•-* ., " W.D UAI '. .,' - how ' The Nichols College Florida Alumni Dinner for alumni alumnae, parents and spouse4 will be held at the Bay Harbor Im. in Tampa. on Jan. 29. . . "I " 11 . . fl'EEIR3PRt1TIMFA5II11Iil £ Nichols Alumni To Meet on FlUID SUPER .oius ctiinc*n 5IJPIR BONUS CERTIFICATE DEC. 28-31, 1980 -. !I C 1 2.oz. ... — 9 PKG. PIN BO US CERTIFICATE The Leisure Time Program at Seminole Community College is offering morning, afternoon and evening classes in "Slim'NThm. Classes are scheduled to begin Jan.. 5 and again on Jan. 7. "Slim 'N Trim" will expose the class members to various exercises that they can do at home and develop an appreciation of a healthy diet and exercises that make one's body slim and trim. The fee for each class provides for the instructional cost of the course. For information on starting dates, times, and fees, call the Leisure Time Program at SCC. The Leisure Time 14am it Seminole Community College is offering a beginner and advanced cot-se in Wu Shu Kung Fu, one of the oldest known martial arts. The purpose of Kung Fu is not only self-defense, but also physical and mental discipline. The basic course will begin Jan. 6 and meet on Tuesday and Thursday from 8 to 9:30 p.m. for four weeks. The advanced class in Wu Shu Kung Fu gill begin Jan. 5 and meet on Mondays from 8 t pin. for eight weeks. Before a student joins this class. he-she must have taken begiruung Wu Shu Kung Fu. Advanced techniques will be taugh t . • The $20 fee provides for the instructional cost of each For call the Leisure e Program a SLC. OWl IW1WMW P0111GM AO Yie0O.D JUMBO FRANKS N(I1G1 F RE SH 110? 05 MIW ITALIAN SAUSAGE SIJCEDIACON,a.....ia'$1"!. 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Rren 112r,1.n SChOOl. is vocal $' IIV'71 rra,iiaIp of Seminole High .-.- ••1'' director of the nationally known signing group, The Spurrlows. tulto iiigt-r pirfitruns songs for commercials Its.. tiutil job nit ..nl iiwnt'v -wise. but it opens the doors to 'Ih'r tilts ' ' 1st- s it u tutulults like the hi-itit iii' t, .—, .'j -• s11j.1 - • ii' ' - • ..• . - I 1 .iI.nn ' tr,is.-liiit ' I lust' it. Ise said smiling I im i uld luki' t'' be& uuuiu Ui is, t io niplislivi l stuili' said harden of las future goals . liii M .iiili.s 'lot tianinercials a long time before he niade If.iroli'll s,IIII \i\ itt' 'lW slip • liuser to his ultimate goals llariten will be ii ,tlttt Iii, tills ..-k atilitilining for several groups mittlutling ft-1.1 . 7 \Iaiin Siiig,'rs. \tor tti' I atitorntia trip llarilin and the Spurrlows will be .rt''riiuirig ,,t 'III 1) 111 Jani 12 111 a free concert at the First t 'nutl Th-thuilist lion I. Sanford I in . it on the road agaiti 71 — . " — 1 ' Angle Harden, ' (left), niece of The Spurrlows. of which Harden is vocal director , is managed by Splendor Productions, liingwotsl Originally The Surrlows was a gospel group, harden said, now, not unh perfurnung in churches, they have branched out to hotels, state fairs and conventions. In March, the group is performing in five cities in England, Germany and France. It will be the groups third trip to Europe an! Ilardt'ns second But singing in the group isn't the only experience Harden has Harden was also known for has musical talent at Seminole high School where he participated in choral and tiramna productions pnor to graduation in 1976. After high school, Harden was flip flopping between college and The Spurrlows before finally deciding on the singing group because it seemed he was heading for a 'music teacher degree" in college instead of being a professional performer. Althongh he doesn't regret has college education, Harden in has advise to high school graduates who are truly wanting a musical career as a professional entertain instead of it music teacher, says the experience he is currently getting is Inure beneficial for a career as a professional entertainer. , •. .. •• .. "It S flø easy brea king intotrw ousiness tiaruen said .ieriously, My advise to anyone is tube patient and don't give up." . —. , Bryan Hardin, who sings with ___ '. • .- under his belt. He can rattle off mariv college and civic productions he has performed in including Gi*I Spell,' 'The Fantastic and 'little Mary Sunshine. variety act Last summer, Harden also perfurnuied with called "Summer Breezes," at Hershey Anutusement Park, Hershey, Pa '-'. SAW $11110 PMMfl M4 * •...... /I'I ,,.• SUPERIRAND ____a' - 'j - S. iiiany it lit fronts from f'tit ,i hid think I ,, - ' i t but thes lint scu it. .iolititais. 1111. Iii uk.:i the saurifo us. 1w s,ii.l proiuiiws, Harden said sat'rifi.'rs no luilu it stable hint,. • list trio fill 4,ilri irol tuulu,' Ii, dio 'utter itnns besi.l.-s iiiusi. Vii halo s, I. keep giving III) lM-rI-iIt i.'ti i f 'ii Ii, I lik.' it, ' hv situ 'liii tr;.t.-ful Itan mr'ru .t:t.I ok' tub' iuiatk', Television Network, Charlotte, NC Also 70c • ST0N PaiD i•• , low \• 2o TA$TV OISA SWIRl t 9PCutCom IIeck.yeP.s 4ppies ••,f,99I CarrelIL Cake .. FRUIT COCKTAIL ' 1194 APPLE PIE II ALL VAIT1IS SAVE ID' DIA$A *$4$T PuIN CELLO . _ 20 I I U Ilsizi . ,• ,, cafrci,q q000 • hut. he believes singing is his future I feel uuitire confident withI nuty singing than with any thong else." said Harden relaxing at his parent's borne which he set's 4 tutl of it uuounth each year T)* rest of the year is spent literally ..n the road with the nationally known group. The Spurrlows 11w 13-itienitx'r group consisting of six singers and seven band meuuibers was foruuied 20 sears ago h Thurliust Spurr, a Seminole County native w1 is now the music director at Vi•I, 1 26-oz. PKG Probably. it was both The uncle is Bryan Harden, 22, of 2205 S Sanford Ave. Besides being a singer and piano player. Harden is Liking up Mjngwritlng And if that isn't enough, he has also dabbled in acting he! Is . PIZZA I I II — t 79 \ $IJ HA1VST P REIN HARV1ST PREEN (MP LB. BAO WW Flooft 6-Vk& woo $111.411111 of we" - P NTERS DEC ANTER C HALF UMIN C HARVISTIISHN_JCHIFSALUTO SAUSAGE, DILUX io.oa. WHITE (ALL PURPOSE) I I 02 PEPPERONI, POTATOES BEER -• 06- 1, 1 TROPICAL RICE 79c I29 SUPERBRAND 'II . POTATO CHIPS 'SAVE "SAVE 30c .. Nuts "ON OR WAVY '$1d . 79 uvi2om.cuc*b0000 CHEK DRINKS . A -1 ---$ 99 25O. B2 PIICHII SLACK IIC.ULAI/UNSALT1O GINGER ALE CHAMPAGNE with $3.00 sor moortil BUDWEISER CHIX UB ANDE DRY, P INK YMI .r Onto. ties. SAVE 60c :j F By ('IIAItITi' (ICARIR) Herald Staff Writer Angie Harden didn't blink an eye watching her uncle move his lingers from one end of the piano keyboard In the other while singing a contemporary gospel song he had written Was it the vibrant baritone voice or the nt-h sound of the piano made by her uncles touch that taptisiitid her' - f • - .• .• - ,,,;::' • , . - e • - • ' ,.,' '•' r H singing group, ; , book filled . "—" — -- . • ' p 'lW L — groups with • whom he has performed. , -';- . ,'. •-, _____ .. .' 40 It Ej with productions and — .••f• looks through Bryan's scrap , - a nationall y Known •. . a The SPurriows • V .. . j - - ',, U.-.i.l PPwitot by Charity Cia, �-l.-- % :-- '• -. -..-- .. - • B-EienlngH.raId, Sanford, Fl. 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' _ ' - I ,, ' ' - -' _r ' 1 -- - - - --- ' - ' ,'--' _____ _____ ____ -. ' Ih' - L ___ ____ ______ _iuiaç ______________________ - ,_ ___ - .-r ' ''• f '' - ____ ________ ____ . - - --- - ' -' -- - --. ge The Stoo " Unger decid es that he needs has par to bessucceu Irom a degenerate unruly attempts tomakaalilelonhienssd (35) MOVIE dOth.daasnchwtsd 5 (10) WASHINGTON WEEK 54 death .- with anger wit compas5(10) MASTERPIECE THEATRE Testament 0$ Youth - World War - Beeuti?" Guest. Join gaard, presidetnt. Equity Research- Aaaocat.s.lnctR) by, they Iar,ancsu their wIlting carom's and bec ome illsiorIg triends lPar1SIC •(Dao '-oiarlornesweo" Kaittlag aid CrochetIng, (16 weeks) sporred-by Daytona Beach COROUARY College Wed VOIUSIS Center , 1-4 pin., Deltona Center, Boron ,Plaxa, 1240 Providence Boulevard, Deltona. Free to seniors 00 and CERS ) UNTIL UGET GAUGHT The Wider. a rat and a swering on" -, ___________ [1QVIELAN) (5) I victims, attorneys and .idgaa. Net. rated by Duck Ca'vett workshop for- professionals on the divorce procwo Fisher and sponsored by presented by Dr. (D5IISOKOOMAU.-AMEIN. only $1.99. 'BoCohl Or Sauss,. .I a Toast er Simift 'All The Coffie MOVIE -ouss. Who's c Coming To Diner" (C)(1957) I ____ ____ _______ 10:30 5 (4) BLOCKBUSTERS (MON. WED FIN) 11.00 5 (4) WHEEL OF FORTUNE &)OThPiis RIGHT (MON. FIN) BILL HORAN OV!IOAT b ' irio 5~ITUDOOS" 11:30 10, qk? • (4) PASSWORD PLUS (WONWED FIN) A.C.A. ENTERTAINMENT Ne • TOURNAMENT OF WORLD ROSES PARAD((THU) POUDLYMWNTS 0(10) COVER TO COVER THE GREATEST FESTIVAL OF BIG BANDS 11:46 •(10)STORYSO.JNO £VERASUMSUO FIFTH GREAT SEASON! lU BIG BAND DANCE FESTIVAl. NW4E NO BANDS APTERNOOW . ,. ' - .Nree rh... eel (k,t,ew. %v - 11.82 IM Freed Ave. . The 322-4112 •w Geete, (Juihesse ii (.., 8, . -- k.,. - s.-'. — s.., s. tflS fl5 PoIt*, KaIIwune Hepburn. A liberal yoang lady brigs hit black HOME COOKED LUNCHES ., s.,0 ., l,4.., p , ; - JUSTMIN(JTESA WAY ___ ___ • TICKETS'9.O0 EACH SEASON TiCKETS AVAIL&BLE 11~ iBer.ftQ Beef . I 0. 12,00 PLAN TO ATT END _____ e I ONE OR ALL I FOR TAILE RESERVATIONS OR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CALL 904-787-3000 I ... I.." & Dimser Rails Nat 050(55 SliD (1(11(4 NO SITI l?UfPsD I 11114.DSSLIILD L'flSLI*I TO I.- [ SAT. & SUN. 7:30-3:30 B.Y.O.B. SET-UPS AVAILABLE' S & Vig.tô is. ' 4: a,m.4 p.m. . l.a.,..., 1 FREE LIGHTED. EASY IN OUT PARKING •BEA IJflFULNEWDANCEFLOC)R. oSlsrlmp BUSINESSES AND AREA. Sei...4a1 M..w'p ii IJ • ii...i . , . . I .FrledChldton 0 Roost Sew j..... iii Siiola1 U..w34 4. I.,.. 5e ' , OPENMON.FRI. AFTUU.,m. s.,.. 1a5 Si1 11.1 U,..wd ts FEllDELIVERY TOALLLOCAI. HOMESINSANFORD I .'.... 4*' . .4'.. *liMs 5 i-i Specials Inclsde - , Ic .p.i, o (),I.nIo anlSinl,,l iii A,Ip, _____________________________ You Can Driall: 3:00 SEAFOOD A,a,b. ii • a fIC THE CHILD 1O MISTERROGERS(R) 17 MOViE " e2tar,.EpesaaYsvw Cooked __ AiThuflirachesj THI JEFFERSON! (Pt) &4 TAU RANT eikillat - 99 s2 _ under 12 0 COTTON BOWL FESTIVAL PAMD((THU) '" SIEAUAST cii aagec*a ol vie drunken problem wi America are examined Children DAY T: (MON-WED. FIN) - THE GOOD DEAL PC-1 -ocial.legailaridjuis- only PO " '?i/S W ' OADSIDE oM ThURSDAY, JANUARY$ "Whim year Relatlousbip Ends," a two-day ' ____________ FRIENDS (MON-WED. FIN) 50 5 (4) NBC STAR SALUTE TO PiS NEW YEAR'S EVIL t30 THE JEFFERSON! George 2 00 (C) (1973) Animated A runt pig is on iterbyachamang 2411 fish in the dining room No like outs • ml Enterprise Road. Free tosthorcltlzeris60and over. RelatIonship," 74 p.m.,open free to public. Call 031- ________ Only good on Sundays and you must eat all your JAMI 8 CU CAROL BURNETT AM over. Vita returns to Oiford ,tners she insets Winifred R 10) WALL STREET Wt 'Growth Stocks is small Silt 2:30 DOLLY PARTOes ALICE (R) (MON-WED. FIN) iiee lace tile s greatest chalenge - 1:30 0 WREITUNO the fish you can eat But remember, this offer is 10:00 iPtwist Joanne Woodwind - you up you can go back for more fish in fact, all A II 0)!LECTINCCOMPANY(R) (7)5 15Oi,( 'The Shadow Boa' Sunday hushpuppies and tasty coleslaw 11 that doesn't fill PL r7 ovsacu Gran4ma Romano put on I New , sJ MILLION DOLLAR MAN PRO AND COW "Should Capital Pur'waltment Be AbolIshed?" batter-dipped North Atlantic Whitefish For open- GLENN ARNITTER Ijiw for m. oars at a netanent hotel (A) 't 1. CometoArthurTreacher'san(Jfillupondelicious 5YOUS1TYOVRLWE (5)0 OHS DAY AT A i Barbara Schhsidse. Maxand 100 '-• 1 17 HAZEL 9:30 8:30 i iv f---.. ,? ens, we will serve you three pieces of fish, our big, crunchy English-Style chips, two golden brown 9LIT1MAXIAD(AI. O SESAME STRUT lOin Johnson and Lance Bid's iw (1941 Dennis Afternoon" Morgan. Jaruli P.9i The magécal quality of love proves to be an anti- SemInole County Mental Health Center, St. Marks Presbyterian Chords, ll Palm Springs Drive, NtamcntsSfi'thgI.9am 1o4:20p.m. 'EndingALove ______ '- Slim it' Thus classes .9-11 a.m., John Knor Village Commons, Norttdake Delve, Orange City sponsored by West Volu.ta Center of Daytona Beach Community over, ___ ____ _______ A Souther n 9111 or 7-10 pin., Deltona Junior High School Shop. 200 _____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ___ (1959) Yi4 Brynner. ..-. ..,,,,• , '°' T ORF SION Amities Lost And Found" an courage 0(17) MOVIE The Sound And -- - ,- ________ ALL SEATS tl$.lilS.5i15 PLAZAI ________ THEOOOCOUPU (1) 0 AUCI Alice and Tommy spen cnrislmas snowbound In the cab of a trailer truck ai route to Colorado (A j1O) SPEAKING FOR - r M (1) NO 1CT1ON 'fiLly. ' 0 A a ______________ 101 out PASA. USA.? (35DAYOFo4sCoVVMY (SOUY$OWD(N wi. ,00laau. HC Wild Car d playoff gam e (Note Si pie" time, exact lewis, time and site for poet are e.aminsd (Part I) . I •S-wèi. 17 I DREAM OF JEANNIE Monaco VA VO may have On the COiTilfl9 A S-.' 9PORICY eta .iote, Amer. Anetha FIIASIIA. Pun. 04 and the 34 (35) JERRY PAL WELL t he PIFC and AFC playoff games *0riunstsrmed CD a DIFIECT'loft$ Key —&I and ethical sluel of 1950 and the L4N0 17 THE IRADY BUNCH SIMMONS down and ull,sT'ate nebwth 01 A.'nsnl. ca during the t930s, just after the 01 DO D[] lILT] OLL[ ]i ILii)J:0. IS TODAY 0000 MONOW AMERICA documerilary examines the break. 0 RESERVATIONS MERV GRIFFIN (THU) 0000 MORNING FLORIDA 8:30 REGATTA 12:30 The Fury" and over. Small Engine Repair, sponsored by West Voltila Center of Daytona Beach ColTunurtity College, 4-7 p.m. ____ _____ ' pionshnips are presented , ____ ill# _________ taut the U S Senior Open and me Would Amateur Team Golf Chain- u S Women's Open, the U S ma. siam a' Thus classes ,w pm., Frist Presbyterian Church 7 E. Higbbanks, DeBary. Free to sen10 60 ___ _____ ___ — _____ - -------_. - !4 '_ _____ ___ DeItcsa Public Library Adult Film Program: 'Mojave Desert-Fragile and Enduring" Endless Sea," 2 p.m., ll Providence Boulevard. college. Free to seniors 60 and Over ________ ____ 12:00 LI (39 TOM AND JERRY TODAY IN FLORIDA Dean Uanlini, Jerry Lewis A ,rnummip-m MCKAY i ni USGA CHAMPIONgtits of this past ,5et Ctt5fTiPlOri5tIIP5 kiCk,dW me Dlilinge r while you Dine I 5)0 FESTIVAL OF LIVELY ARTS 10 VILLA ALEOM 17 I LOVE LUCY 7:30 34(35) IAHAMA *UN0 FAMILY - host The second Si 5 sStlii Of entertainment specials spotlIghts o 5) SUQI S(J54PA' tame COUNSEL* Mal Holbrook. El 5:00 a CAPTAIN KANGAROO ulit pl*yV5, along with SQiCial guest Jimmy Hal. of Wit Willis a [1 . ( [31 Envoy Dancing £ Music of 4:45 5(4) ROSE SOWL(THU) 0000 MORNING AMERICA 5)TOMaNDJUy 4TOOAY A COmsdy Itairing 5) (I) Bat Tush Snd s madcap cast ol tog. % ARCHII S(JNKEW* PLACE L 'El ff"ut 7:30 n 0 for those wishing to stay over night ________________ DOTAGE 0 (DOMERVGRIFF1N(MON.W!D. FRI) tIll (35) DUOS SUNNY / ROAD TODAY IN FLORIDA 'fy4A$5 AMAZING ANIMALS Featured two photogrspinees being attacked by $insrts, a hone 111.11 SOIree mathneuTnstical problems, - . . I. 4:30 9 SESAME STRUT r1i7 E1MT1$lE. 7:25 (PIn 2) 4, 20% OFF 11 5 (4) Otj MAGAZINE (MON. SHOW SOWL PRE•GAMI KUP.A1.T 0000 MORNING AMERICA 5) FRED MillSTONE (!I'I1SMINUTES , - - . - RUNNER MORNING WITH CHARLES 0(I7)0.WQAWSISLANO tradition-filed military academy I 0) LI ALL RI THE FAMILY (MON. win (5)WOOOYWOOOPfcKER 19 SESAME ITMIT 17 THE FUNTSTONIS 545 5(10)&U WEATHER 6:56 (DC 0000 MORNING FLORIDA 7. ' • (TOOAY REVIEW (R) ______ - 7 00 5 (4) cescrs wo.iowui. WORLD "The Ghosts 0$ Buzisy Hal" Ghosts pin forces with St dents t ptsvonl the demcIllon of a Stock lnctud Soup JOHN DAVIDSON (MON. 17 FAMILY AFFAIR WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7 ___ ___ ____ __ 10 FLORIDA REPORT 17 WRESTLING 6:30 .. i a Decision' aac iiaws 0) AGJtONSXY AND C0S'IPA- Strip [El CALL FOR RE 321.0690 - 0 kIJINWY. 17.fl Sanford (Just South of Airport Blvd) 0 4 00 (430&U0AN'$ AT LARGI(MON. NEW ZOO REVUE 5 grip yj4 IE Junior High School shop, 0 Enterprise Road. Free to seniors and over. . __ _________ _____ ' )Ø (7)0 NEWS 5) (17) MOV Woodworking clau l6 weeks), 34 p.m., Deltona - - 6:00 WORLD ©(h)OPENuP(TUE) 606 (I7)WORLDATR0*(P ' ' 6:30 10 ALLEN Grs.tD.pnssaaon (A) abUey (R-Longwood). stab Rep. Bob 'ITJESI)AY, DECEMBER 31 ciii om Sorority Mother-Daughter Christihe4s, 11:30 am., Sweetwater Country Club. , _______ -1 Tom Brown Two Soldiers nter, Open to all seniors. - ___ I - 7) AmerncanDainceUacsw'.e nan. a little orphan girl Sanford Senior Citizens Club1 now, covered dIsh - _____ _____ - Costello. Pine Needle Craft ciao (16-weeks) , 14 p.m., Deltona Center of Daytona Beach Community College, Boren Plaza, 1240 Providence Boulevard, Deltona. Free to senior citizens 60 and over. (No PEA FI l; I HAP 1O\ FROM IHO - ____ ___ CITIES TONY SROWN$ JOURNAL ESDAY,JANUARYI 3:30 (35frvorx 10) OVER EASY 17j SPACE GLAN1'S 11 "" R'b N.Y. 11 Salad Bar and ,.; -' cote. or Tim - ' o Bottle of Champagne & Party Favors NEW DAY 0(10) :=. $ a PEACH BOWL (Fm 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL (UON-WSD,PW) THE FUWTST0NES t35 10 POSTSCRIPTS 0 ( (35)vIoALsAs$OOPrSYOUR TH!LAWANOYOU(MON) < RCTJM(TA) BLACK AWARENS$$ (WED) T'.'NRTY MINUTES egotistical TV star, trid s wluplaah victim cause problem lw Jon ar4 return tforn the Army with a souvis. th Ce SSIC W(10)LEXO(FRl) 2:30 6:00 JTOOAY SI FLORIDA U - LA 0)SKITCHESSIJ*fl(W!D) 2:50 (17)FuNT1uE 300 •(4JTUAS GUIDING LIGHT (MON. IIJ 0 El 0 Lobst•r1 I El 1ETHU) 5:00 (D 0 MARCUS WE1JY, M.D. ON-WED. (17)MAVERICK(UON) 5:30 (5)0 SuNRISE SEMESTER 35 (17)MT PATROL (vRl) run, two ithlste$'twflid'thieves. Ill - Sanford Rotary, noon, Sanford Civic Center. noon, Mental Heal %COTTON IOWL (THIJ) ONE UF! TO Liv! (MON. U Per Couple DINNER ONCE UPON A C ony Zsrbe. MORtINO 5 (4) CHIPS A nodS star on the FACETHENAT1OW City Mobile Park, 1065 S. Voltila Ave. by Craig Lsggft ____________________ ________________ FLETCHER'S LANDING by T. K. Ryan L co,.sm o. di Haeid, "Don WwiahowinT he Navy"(R) 11:30 Craft dass (16 weeks), 1 p.m., Orange ____ 40" SLACK AWARENESS FiRET BAPTiST CHURCH (ISI3tthesbonlis"Juiimyoons.y" (1939), arid the sinai Is Chapter 2 Of luncheon followed by business meeting and bingo. liii MOTHII'!! I I I ti) , t.. ____- quarantined eel/in Ifs fSCiity. Holiday Inn, Wyoiore Road, Altamonte Springs. AA, (1975) An - MON' 1 RE TO THE NATIONAL LIAGIA OF l45SADO ) a q THIRTY MINUTES 5 MONDAY, JANUARY W TOLD _MS t16 I E HAQffT5ff THEM (PffT TElL I jO find a kidiney donor from I 11:00 - 115 i The stall of a private Pioepiti must realty murderer __ _ •f io A AMEgICANS, FiVe -_ ' WT FEIL BW(YEQ NOSEMi?R ' I -4AV I1K!, MR.WiNØuGIg, warnings about our future (R)( 5)(1 HAZEL 10-30 • (Ii 1501* "Qowantw,sd" ( (1870) John Dilvia, Gay Cii Sanford Rotary Club, noon, Civic Center. Speaker Ecflt&.t4i.4 !WC( TELL? 1A66i$M(flT?tAVrE1RE ) Spites Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. ______________ VW GOEkLE?! t*rssi(w's ThE!tE ' -(. _____ OPPORTUNITY COMMISSION I -' warrants by Leonard Starr UP AMP AT 'EM, o'Rhiiio5 5) MOVIE "Bock Privet" R Come Horns" IC)l1$47) Abbott and South Seminole the know.how and core with. P°° - ANNIE EQUAL EMPLOYMENT and treatment of a because, ,J 3 POPAY PING considerable fortune attempts to W out it the woman he Oft" to Monday Morsers Toastmaster. Club, 7:15 am., productive day for you handling something which as you get Into Invulvesalar ge or ganlzauon. Wngs, you'll dLwover you No crowd is too big for you to ____ ____ 1000 KiEWORLO MONDAY, DECEMBER21 TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Dec. 21) Your forte today is In This should be an extremely dealing with groups, or in _____ AND FNDM ' munity Center, Shell Road, DeBary. Instruction, 7:20 p.m. Open to public. seeking and asking. You'll situation wasn't all luck. The / a burglary at an an tiQue ihO wIth a South American wItch doctors shna*ai head, an old native drum and some bamboo V '.---: (Pt) (12(17)LOST4SPACE , 9:30 0O6FL SINGING JUSt!! ! WOODY WOODPECKER Richard Burton. Based on the novel by Daphne du Uaunier. The haw tea "Young,a$.Heat" Dasce, $ p.m., DeBary Corn. make all the right connections spade work was already done with those who can and will by either yourself or a friend. counsel YOU. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23. 0 is reie,ó.d toe tharerling TED l( Randolph Scott atid Note B5iTy ARIES (March 21-April 19) Inwardly you'll know that the Excellent advice is available good fortune you're exto you today merely for the perlenclng In a financial HATES /___ ufr1iT \r I ___ 10 .,- - mo Boy With Two Heeds" A A Those nice things you are one with difficult situa Psoeti TOO fn4j mitiit Ted Karmilo. vich. musician Rocky Burnsfls. vsl. etnHerbTanze,. 114T5T085 -(9] 1 ) ONCE UPON A CLASSIC Minnie Drive. Sanford. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) fortunate behavi ace Guests, Philip UcKeon, Shelley 5(THE JETSONS (1 ) MOVIE - round flowing, I p.m., Temple I..w WORLD TUbS r(0 th ' 4500 0 HEALTH MELD (PRI) Senslacle AA, 3p.m., open, halfway house, 1 PISCES (Feb. 2D-March 20) hearing people say about you LIKE TP4E 6IMILAg MERCK"pl$E This could be a very lucky day today are well deserved. Your BERLIN ! Something or ____ P or tion whom you're Involved, and its applause. --_____ benefits spill over to you. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov.22) I MA R&f '- PEPENP 014 Ekg OTAER , ,,eai.ass me lather takes to get - Bellrom and TEN PERCENT hope. You 'll be as happy for you've wanted. 5iMLET TO - Shalom, Providence and Elkcam 19) As opportunity may arise hours. O'iances are you'll be today to abletobringaboutthat which PIbCOUNT his or her success as you &tMET! ALT$OU6H THE MAR_ BLE'b? TO ANYONE __ _ HORETLIRNEP would be for your own. .cWRE6 APPEAR TO IT LOO$/ ___ - SUNDAY, DECEMBER29 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. VI[RGO (Aug. Zkiept. 22) A Be sure to birth little bit of luck will ive a boost to something on which with Major Hoople date. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. you've already spent a lot of YOU ECONOMIC ILl'TEP.TE 50 HOW COME ANVb'I.MSLE Mi5UNPERTh,Np THE. TIEREb NO CIVE. /., - CiurciL iNEWSPAPER rNMPRLSE ASSN) OUR BOARDING HOUSE 9:00 cauepirry AA, dosed, 0 pin., Ascension Lutheran your trademarks, and are stayrrian. points, war- ,'' .m., All Souls Social Hall, Sanford. Covered dish, ham It doesn't require much you In the year following your easi ly recognized by ot hers 1. Always open the bidding OFF MTH A AN F -• SATURDAY, DECEMBER t? The irtâ Amerku Chth of Central Florida, ment play as Blackwood and for each to AstroGrapti, Box kind. GEOGR'APHY FILM ON NOWHERE Thu special explores the relationship Of a father arid son who have lost touch and me drastic Eatihi" Dr Carl Sagan *isviS __________ ____________ MAGAZINE #5) JOSlE AND 'fy45 pi.$5y,, CATS 9 (I) CAL EI\IDAR 0 (10) NOVA Red Diet Of . on the s1and of ii off the *051 coast of Scotland studies the red diet s natural habitat 5.00 35GRIULYADAMS 10 FiRING LINE "Why N n P4Id7' ZZ musicians BIPy Taylor end Dick Welatood 5:10 5:30 (D O SEVENTEEN 00040 ON ORAL P49LVI Fools" (B/If) (1935) Humphrey Bogart, Wayne Morris Phantom [El Party 71 The 0 ' WED FM KISS eer) (DO 8:30 stsoa was together the ma)oe themes Of 114 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) more of what lies ahead for F)ng saties NW offers iomi cautionary and don t forget study to use one or both of birthday by sending for your today. They are drawn to you itot atM it confuse you. these conventions that are PY of Astro.Graph. Mail $1 and are trying to respond b We i'ecommend these basic almost as common in tourna. by Ed Sullivan the a, of cast 2:10 (7)5 MOVIE "Men Are Such . 2. Use the Jacoby transfer career matters. Find out Friendliness and sincerity are Just bear in mInd that a in one of its simpler forms, '— 1:40 Amer" IOCUIIA9 On the peouferl. advanced biddini remarkable today. You'll find you. You set the example 1. Use weak two bids with ways to use your Instincts which they are following. two clubs as the only forcing many gadgets as YOU wish. . 9:30 SUNG David Bevistey and Lloyd Dobyns upon on gambling In 19) Your grasp of that whIch reciprocating today whön Suggestions for slightly is really Important is rather thtiii do Wow fittle extras for advantageously, especially In ED (17) MOVIE "The Fighting 69th" (1940) Jimes Cagney. Pat o'&im your successes may not come store for you today In getting too easily. You'll get your together with some old pals. rd you can add as opening. 1:30 •(4) TA155 OP fl4( %J45(fl. wwn't pan oak. (DONEWS act lass you Me' do also. are easier 10 1*55 IMII ard. They aren't. They are far more complicated. 100 ) (35) POPI GOES THE COUNTRY 5(10) EVENING AT SYMPHONY of 500 QD •vOsC5OFv1CTORY RIHUMRARD SNOW MY PEOPII J( Qu ,p(3y 110 SESAME $TT (Pt) (1 ) THREE STOOGES AND Sr. 8 (3D HOLLYWOOD HEARTUAT boards the sf119 end infor ms him that they are sill legady marrlsd. (R) work together. your part. c4pjuoc (Dc, fl-Jap YQUT - love4 ones are merely AM tell you that scientist tane rnymn r,. S LOVE SOAT Doc's e.wite Agnes di Mile. Ltinn FOfl Peter Weichiel, favorite good hand! and underbid with share of lucky breaks, The comradeship you all d ones. provided you first lay solid share will be felt deeply. partner. Such systems work 5. Make sure that you and (oundatjij. CANCER (June 21-Jul y 22) well If you can afford to spend coenti WR)&E CR kiwiS Washington, DC, pays tflbuts thIs to Leonard Bornstsm. Jai55 for the Perlorming Arts in well. DECEMBER20, 1980 GEMINI (May 21-June This caning year holds large promises for you, hot There Is a great deal of joy in that Is the system used by the 2. The one.notrump oPenLn great majority of players should show 10-16 or 15.1 HCP, but not 15.10. ran champion to beginner. an on an island fitrut, where he Is conducting bizarre experiments unit transform animals into human being5 (11/2 Hrs 120 5) (11) ROCK CONCERT you'll find the tasks fun as YOURBIRTHDAY love creetes con. flicts between two boys aid mew father (2Hr. lOUkis) D (35 MOVIE "Terror Is A Men" 400 • (4) NFL FOOTBALL AFC Wild t*,exaclIserTis.IWinsi,nds,tilor the arc and NFC playoff gaines BEFORE EVE 1(3 US' , . IOWONOERSOFTHE$SA 17 IT IS wRIrmI 1950) Francis Lederer. Grill ("I KVltIEDY CENTER (5)0 IORE The third annual enter• tairunent gala at the John __ F. Keivne- 12 and occasionally with ' For Monday, December 29, 1980 Remember that the strength ad on standard American as against an adverse opening. Of Eden" (C) (1955) Jamis Dim. Jilts 6usd on the novel by John Stein. 11:05 11:30 'KISS Mists I - New Year s Eve c __ S 0 (4) M Cad ptevon genii (Note at press IRD ms a sIç*.c survtyoq ,. ly always with 13, often with This is our 52nd article on for an opening bid does not bidding. We have concentrat- always jusU y getti ng in ____ CIRCUS 30 _J Li 5 (I 7) NUF! HOUSS NEW ED I 17j MOVI! 1:30 an OVIE POINT OF (1 ) MONTY PYTHONS .corns TAURUS (April May ) actIvities to a minimum. - have extra responsibilities to also accelerate youi oxcontend with today. A travagant urges. ~ THE Till CONWAY SNOW siaui.tjs,c hot keep spending for fun There isa possibility you may Being in fast company could I 530 . _____ . 'Itea Of came Game" Arkansas Tulitii ul obstacles ur er li of th ps pa th. There's a strong chance SAGTTARIUS (Nov. 22they will, If you ruffle their Dec. 21) Enjoy yourself today -co _____ 80 KNEE' ___ SCORI1IO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) dealing with persons who are dill possibilities you may - 58 ___ Eq - 5 (10) UNOIRSU WORLD OF JACOM COLLEGE FOOTBALL 17 11 'Hickory Avinus Church Of God (DO - E 1O)suuci.asi AmiSs's mother doesn't tee Ca UfliUCtlUAffiSka does TbBAflii<,uc,d 7:30 11:30 ALL KINOSA ST' LU G MOVIE 'Ipis Madwoman 0$ ChailIot" (C) (1969) Katherine eien"(R) (D S WAXING AWAY U.S. HOI C1IITISS 601sT nipt leaders of IA misinstional Challenges the Sit kid s to an auto monopoly at, lured to thiV disiha Old SOiTIiii arid her an (D (35) IAOCSTAO( AT THE mad accomplices 1/2 Hrs.) GRANO OLE OPRY — — — — may not be able to. Continue to keep your guard ARIES (March 21-AprIl 19) up today about Information Be extremely tactful today In you deem confidential. There — — 50 — — - by Bob Montana REALISTiC JUGHEAD THE GAME'VERSION YET VING ____ ___ I ELECTRONIC WH4T ARE _____________ RONIC WE'RE 46 - ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ ARCHIE request favors of a business or financial nature from friends. Even 11 they want to help, they 3 THECRYSTALCATHSDRAL (ONOcnvTv what he modeefly cels'ths biggest Promotional gimmick the world has _____ ________47— — — — — 48 49 - ,,,11 fl - 43 — — — — 45 ___ 0 -- 42 NEWS 600 0 (1) THE LONELIEST RIIINER et CINCINNATi Arthur Cation comes UP itiPi are arrogant or pushy. Conductyotrsell today so tha t those with whom you deal CEn't make accusations about TW0`3 COMPANY (17) CD 0 THE YOUNG AM THE $ON.w!o.Pn susiiw uusic MALL (1963) 0' Van Dyes, Janet Leigh. A tssn.sgs englng Idol about to be dtihed 9 he al t lormanc. - 5C1t0.N01DLNIS 0 (1) (1) 0 (DO yar d ( cia tion for 5:30 () I gpj,p AOPiCiATiI• ULs. 6 GD DAYS OF OUR LIVES(MON.- 1]I' ALLUYCNILDNSN 5) USC! 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Use your uoø omow 0 RYAt(S HOPf 10:30 , .m an ucitoisisesssnwnssagov. nelgion and Poetics today when he 7 30 •FLOSIOASWATCHPPG 24 4 10 — — — 19) Be logical and realistic In other valuable possessions. your assessment of Important ______ — LIBRA (Sept flOct. 22) today. 27 r " matters Good You have small respect or 21 22 23 — — — — 25 — 26 frRtU specify hirth date. IV — 10:00 Wound the country. VIRGO (Aug. -Sept fi) Along" (6/W) ( ISIS) Robert Cumin. (D 5 AMC NEW C0SLUP d profesaronat football from your Astro.Graph, which them you wouldn't do yotr- — — — Sta tion, N.Y. 1019. Be sure to - i-— = — IS — /8oh1, LtR LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) begins with your birthday. Mail $1 for each to AstroGraph,, B 489, Radio City °' I, 4)IIOSP!NO(NT __ NETWOUC WILD win wcs 1 FLORIDA PIOUS G0WN 0(10) uov jouaj Host Tom MlcCbbln explains spon" u, ______ _ .&cH ro (MON.WED, F*) PWiQ Gonto (A) 101 FAWLTY TOWERS .. Uzaboth Scott A don in FION1104 sandy bad, resources, possible pitfalls Others are willing to belp (121 FOOTBALL SATURDAY and career for the coming today, txit only if you're t ('k') Bob Neil hosts this program of months are all clscuased In too demanding. Ask nothing of llgéigl and WiilQhtl of —_ by Art Sansom __ 54 flPiOut() Romance, travel, luck, 55 Supplement 12 ______ _____________________ a — 33 R.latives 0 TPtAPPfR JOHN, Ito. a TflIAIflII WilliS rsisUonsh between Yr motor rnn •(T)NEWS(MON.WtOFN) couple of disaster victim patients not And the roft of orgeniM cosmis w,icawtj io na'Tstes (Pt) -. uf$uFICNoc. HUHAW This might happen to you on an Important matter. Each today If you're not careful m*at practice giVe-and-take. ___ _________________ THE BORN LOSER — 4 12 3 ______ 0 part compromise today If you and assodates wke support us. your mate areat a, iZflPU$ (prefix) 53 Fortune 30 Rocky Mountain 10 tnt . informatIon turn off the desire of 50 Distant S Gets the drop 29 Letter P4LUp, 44 R.c.ive , behave too independently we Back off and be Prepared to DOD [1 El DO 0 C = El C] DOD ( 7) FMffMAN NEPOTS EICaUaIitr ___ (MONWfD. F) tiastats is priserte 'sw aencri. (CIN. ___________________________________________________ . dD $5) (10) ELEcTrnc cou*wv (All 1 7 ivE.v HIUJILUES NIEW'S ctssture i this nattxW underwater St. Pi$er$bwr, v tVPIIA5 to clianeel 8; tunIng to channel II. which caries sperts aii me Cti,ith CM NEWS IINE" 700 (L1135)K0NGFu li sews WON-WED. r (J) MA8H (UONWED) $)1Ai(5 (U • (4) p (DNEWs(edo.ww.r) ! Ii addiftie tern. ctiinnets listed. clbIevlsiea swscrlWn may tune mt. 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You can make &ippress urs to gamble or ___ _____ thanksgiving (2 wds) CaMe Cli. tWtaso GEMINI (May ll4une ) unsw ei''ing outlook this major accomplishments if take toollth risks today. You you as capsb!e of changing may ont be as siiarp as usual ____ ______ gentteman 5 Marshal 4 Craggy hills UP WIT'l A NEW PRANK pleasant, positive attitude wIE YOIJRBIRTHDAY help make what you have to Dec.21, lS Don't lock yo trli into an do easier. 31 Srought about 4 Public hall 22 On CSfltIf 45 Houston 32 Isth mus 1980 28, (2 wds) 20 Short PO4 stat. 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Sunday,D.c.2LlIO -.........ZT. • - J SLA L"TUTAUSUIT 0(41.5 P0 5.. * nL1vD PsaL si - 11111111111111111111111111 - * - ____ * _________________________________ Inainca home tomesther parents. I ' I / I - .. 4- �, .. i!-Eg Herald, Sanford, FI. Sunday, Dec. 20, IflO SOLAR HOME DEDICATED BUSINESS IN BRIEF I Casselberry Woman Heads Florida Legal Assistants Mary Ellen Buebring of Casselberry was Installed as president of Florida Legal Assistants, Inc., at its annual meeting in Orlando. Mrs. Buehrina is employed as a legal assistant with the firm of Wlnderweedle, Haines, Ward & Woodman, P.A., of Winter Park. Mrs. Buetring, a charter member, and one qf the 'incorporafrzs of Florida Legal Aslitants, Inc., served On the Initial Board of Directors of the association for three years and then as vice president prior to her election as president for the 196011 year. She also served on the Board of Directors and Executive Committee of The National Association of Legal Assistants, Inc. Mr. Buetw4ng is a member of Advisory Committees of the University of Central Florida, Valencla Community College and Seminole Junior College. She Is an incorporator and owner of Florida Institute for Legal Assistants which specializes In short In-depth training courses for legal assistants in specialized areas of the law and researching. Mrs. Buehring has been active In promoting standards for legal assistants in Florida working with The Legal Assistant Committee of The Florida Bar and speaking at seminars throughout the state. Gas Prices Hit New High ,,J4IAMI—A sudden 1.2t per gallon jump In the average price of gasoline In December has pushed the average price of fuel In Florida to $1372 per gallon at full service pumps. The latest AAA auhe of Florida Fuel gauge report showed that the sudden increase since November has wiped out a series of fractional price declines that began In the state in September. The latest jump also established an all-time high in gasoline prices based on the series of Florida fuel gauge rerts tharAAA began In the state In 1974. The latest survey shows motorists could save 5.6 cents per gallon by using self-service pumps. That Is the same amount of saving reported in the Novemberfuel gauge survey. I Average Annual Pay Rises Average annual pay of Southeastern workers covered by state and federal unemployment insurance programs increased from $10,563 In 1978 to $11,464 In 1979, according to Donald M. Cruse, regional commissioner for the Bureau of Labor Statistics, U. S. Department of Labor, in Atlanta. While average pay in the Southeast rose at a faster rate than in the nation as a whole —.4 percent compared to II percent — the pay level for the region was below the national average of $13,137. Within the region, average annual pay vatted by state. Kentucky bed the blgbNt avers at $12,V$ followed by Alabama at $11,111511. South Carolina and Mississippi had the lowest at $10,097 and 110,410, respectively. While all states in the region were below the national average, six of the eight states experienced over- the-year pay increases that were larger than the Nation. Mississippi led the way with a 9.2 percent rise in average pay and Kentucky had the smallest increase-7.2 percent. United Telephone Picks 2 - - t AREA The board of directors of Sun Banks of Florida, Inc., has elected two new members to its board. Elected to the board effective January 20, was U. S. Deputy Secretary of Agriculture James H. Williams. Also named was Hans W. Tews, president and chief administrative officer of Sun Bank. Thi election of Tews was effective November 20. Williams, 54, has spent the past 12 years In public service. He was appointed tail year by the president as Deputy Secretary of the U. S. Department of Agriculture, the second highest position In that agency. He was lieutenant governor of Florida from 1975 to 1979, and served in the Florida Senate from 1968 to 1974. In addition to his position at Sun Bank, Tews, 48, is also executive vice president of Sun Banks of Florida, the turd largest bank holding company in the state. He also serves as a director of Sun Bank, the lead bank of the parent corporation, as well A& Sun Bank of Tamp. Nay and Sunbank data Corp. Evening Herald—(USPS 481-M)—Price 20 Cents ' • II • . • i u ge Stiii Sic , Pos tponing K elly s Triai Again WASHThIGTONtUPIi — Rep. Richard Kelly's Abscam trial than a week ago as his lawyer laid the Foundation for the was postponed today because of the illness of presiding Judge congressman's contention he was conducting his own investiWilliam Bryant. gation of the "suspicious characters" he met through his A spokesman for the judge said the trial of the Florida district aide. . Republican and two co-defendants will be postponed until at His two on-defendants are Eugene Ciuzio of Llngw&xl. Fin., least Friday because Bryant is recuperating from the flu. and Stanley Weisz of Smithtown, N.Y. The three men are charged with conspiring to take S250.000 The trial in U.S. District Court was recessed last Monday, a n exchange for Kelly's promise to introduce Ce prna ' Ie unmigraday earlier than planned for the Christmas holiday, because c*i1etion for fictitious Arab Bryant was suffering from the flu. The case against Kelly is part of the FBI's Abscam probe When the trial resumes, the defense is expected to explain where agents, posing as representatives of rich Arabs. offered why Kelly — the fifth congressman to face Abscam charges — bribes to politicians in exchange for special favors. was caught on film taking money from undercover FBI agents Kelly, the only Republican member of Congress implicated In the Abscam investigation. in the scandal, was caught on videotape last Jan. 8 at a The jury got only a brief glimpse of Kelly's defense more Washington townhouse taking $2.000 from an undercover FBI r , / , I ', $10,000 to $12,000. the inflationary pressures of our economy which were Special to the Herald need for 2 million. And nearly 42 percent of the 1960 total, he generated through two decades of reckless spending by the High mortgage rates, which have brought about a "virtual noted, will be due to a dramatic increase this year in the Congress and the attempt of our government to try to penalize depression" for the nation's home building industry, will not number of government-financed multifamily housing projects. the industrious and reward the indolent." subside for at least three to four months, and housing conButler Labeled it a "horrible" situation to have reached the However, despite today's unfavorable economic climate, ditions will Improve only marginally toward the end of next point where the federal government is involved in the Butler said that "an the long run, the good news outweighs the year, reports Merrill Butler, president of the National production of housing that "historically has been the right and bad." Association of Home Builders. responsibility of private enterprise." The good news began Nov. 4, he said, "when America voted The unemployment rate for the home building industry, t. Speaking at an economic outlook conference ilere, Butler to start giving up 29 years of federal deficits and policies that said that despite the incoming Reagan Administration's meanwhile, is approaching 15 percent and continuing to climb, penalize the industrious people of our country. commitment to fighting Inflation and Improving the economy, he reported. 'We do not create Lii' same Impact, of course, In a NAIIB adopted a resolution calling for a balanced federal mortgage rates will remain "In the range of unaffordable to specific location like the automobil' industry, but we have well unacceptable for the next few months." over two times the number of people out of work as the auto budget and personally delivered it to the White House more than three years ago, Butler pointed out. Butler said NMIB expects the prime rate to decline "only Industry. "Until we conquer inflation, and until the federal governmarginally during the first part of 1961, making it too costly to "Frankly," he observed, "our small and medium-size ment gets out of the private money market," he emphasized, begIn construction of single-family homes except under very builders and a multitude of their associates are in serious isolated conditions. We think that both nation ally, and In financial jeopardy. And, as It did during the period from "we in the home building industry are absolutely convinced that we will not have reasonable rates of Interest for morCalifornia, starts will continue to decline for the next 90 to 130 October of last year to May of this year, this Industry is going tgages. days, and then perhaps level off." . to stiffer causaltles.Iam sorry to say that l don't know of any "If we don't reindustrialize our factories," Butler cornButler said that the housing depression has gone From "bad way out of it." niented, "there won't be a need to build houses. But It also to worse, and there is no sign of any great letup in the very Butler placed niostof the blame for the housing slump onthe means that housing is going to have to fight harder for the near future." federal government's "mismanagement of fiscal and moneyit gets. It's going to present a real challenge and involve The latest NAHB estimate, he said, is th at only about 1.2 monetary policies." great competition. million housing units will be built during 1980, compared to a He said current high interest rates "are the direct result of ]Hteimdidl 73rd Year, No. 110—Monday, December 29,19OD—Sanford, Florida 32771 Weak Housing -Year Predicted _ _ i%, f;* agent. it ended.' Kelly told the newspaper. "I didn't meet these "Its a deal." Kelly told undercover agent Anthony Amoroso people in a bar or at the race track or in a smoke-filled room, but in broad daylight upori the introduction of a trusted staff in a videotape played for the jury. member. But Anthony Battaglia, Kelly's lawyer who began the defense case on Dec. 19, maintains that, was never any deal. Shortly after reports of the Abscam un-estigatMm were and Kelly only accepted the money as part of leaked to the media . Kelly called a news conference In which t the '-ih-- me1"— ''' district aide , . he admitted taking the txibe because it presented a "unique '4 her rtunity" to investigate "what I believed to bea criminal Maher was questioned at the trial by Battaglia about tzo. thicing the congressmen to several convicted felons. Mater denied knowing that the men had criminal recorh. Although has actions might be viewed as "strange." Kelly Last June. Kelly told a Florida newspaper be had no Idea the told reporters. A felt comfortable with at investigation individuals were convicted felons and would never have because when I was practically a baby I was a federal associated with them had he known of their background. prosecutor and as sucti, directed FBI ents" in their in. "I was totally unawarP of where this thing began and where vestigauor8. 11r n Le der 111. . ' . p . . . UOSO . ,.. .. . .' " . . III4 .... ... .-t . - •. - . . b -' . ' ' . '. . . - J r Reagan a'iffackea Attac ke d ror Statement . - . . . lAggressors .' .. . , -. - -. ,.• . . . . • , '• . . •' . . 4 BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT \. ' By UMOed Press Iriiadal The speaker of Irans parliament today re sponded to Ron ald Reagans description of Iranian hostage-takers as by saying the presidentelect and the United States were 'agressors and bullies" television Tehran to receive more pouthle him of the txstagm held for V2 da)s. And in Washington. Algenandipksnats acting as intermediaries in the regotiataw for the release of the 51 Americans were to neet for a third day Dennis It. Courson, president of Flagship Bank of Seminole, has announced promotions of the following (from left): Dick S. Aiken to operations officer-Tusca will office: Ginger Burleson to assistant vice president — commercial loans; Wendy 'Williams Tramell to assistant controller; Barbara J. Brown to assistant branch manager — central office: and Ralph Pezold Sr., vice president, to branch manager-central office. I I be tr.stttM see Y. showed 1$ of the hostages meeting in separate group. with Algerian diplomats on Christmas I h\ Herald SIAMESE TWINS? Or Is it triplets? :%della Barca was surprised recently to find this grapefruit growing in her front yard at 309 Satsuma I)rlve, Sanford. She PW b Found the two large grapefruit joined and surrounding a small grapefruit inside. . espionage arid who were busy plotting .5 • i Sanford Mayor Lee Moore snips the ribbon to mark the opening of Harbour Lighting, KOl Cornwall Ave., Sanford. Owner Lou Astrin (wearing hat) Is joined by friends, family and Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce member to mark the event. V Little Difference Among Aspirin Brands n mer epo S . which you open, set In a corner, and let work. We reed to keep our basement dry, and these pellets would be quite a saving over the cost of advertising to convince the public that an electric dehumidifier and the energy to run something better than plain aspirin is being it. A tuL(ul of the pellets (it looks like about 16 offered. CU knows. of no reason to buy oz.) costs $2.50. Would they work for me' anything but the least expenisve brand. Dear Reader: A one-pound tub of desiccant Remember to drink a full glass of water or may be enough tó'eep your entrance closet oth er liquid with aspirin to minimize possible dry, but the air in da:itp basement likely stomach irritation, contains more moisture than such a small Dear Consumer: I've recently seen an ad for aiisunt of chemicals can a bsorb. For a a non.electirv dehumidifier a tub of pellets basement with a dampness problem, you're regular basis. 1979 and 560 so far in 1960, according to hospital Ahntnitratir Jim Tesar. Florida hospital-Orlando has taken note of Is own bab) boom, according to spokesman Taruara Russell In the year between Odober 1979 and September 1960. Florida Hospital recorded 1,859 births 112 iii than the previous year, he said And iluring Septemiibt'r of this ,ear , 1 92 babies iere tarn t hospital, breaking the October 1977 retort of 191 The record number of births riii'ant (hi' hospital's obstetrics unit handled six to eight more patients per day than usual, she said, The hospital's director of o'zstetricai nursing attributed the increase in part to the belief that a large percentage of those couples who decided to wait several years before starting their families are now beginning to have children. Russell said. The director also attributed the increase to the growing Also, there are Just a lot of people right now the right age for popularity of c hildbirth classes offer ed through Florida having children, he said. Hospital's Parents Education Prograni and the growing Downes said the birth rate has gone do wn consistently since number of young families in the south Seminole County area l9, when it reached a peak of 24.7 bIrth per 1,000 populatIon, "We'd like to think more mothers are choosing to ctiiiie to "We thought it ithe boom) was over," he said. "But it's Florida Hospital," ano ther spokesman said, "but that liLa) not starting up again." be the only reason," At Orlando Regional Medical Center the obstetrical unit has Seminole Count)' figures are somewhat higher than been very full, a ccording to spokesman Linda Carpenter. sta tewide. From a rate of 13.2 births per 1,000 population in Fins, director of public affairs, said the number of births inSeminole County in 1978, the rate climbed to 13.4 in 1979 and is creasedfrom4,358in197'7-78to4.602inl978-79and4,SiSin lexpected to increase again in 1980. At Seminole Memorial Hospital, Sl9 babies were delivered in 80, By CHARITY CICARDO lleraid Stall Writer 5 . essence Reagan's and Aneraca's s - 4',' ''flese billies have been comnutung these tii for centunes an the name of ci s i liz.a lion," the speaker said Whenever ,ou want to ctzi4mit crimes )UU begin Li> accusing people of bar- more than half. We don't know what's in the particular The nondecaffeinated Instant coffees we product you describe. But should you have tested had -an average of 60 mg. of caffeine per need of a deslcannt, try calcium sulfate. It's cup, compared to 134 mg. in a can of typical inexpensive, effective, and easily available. If roasted .and-growj coffee. The freeze-h-ied you'd like to know when the substance is used instants offered the best in real-coffee look, up, there are laboratory grades of it that turn smell and taste. from blu to red when they need renewing. If your doctor really means no caffeine, then For a special, reprint of Consumer Ur)Ion's any brand of decaffeinated coffee is your best test of computerized thermostats and another bet. These contain less than S rug, caffeine subject send 50 cents plus a long, self- Remember that caffeine is also found in tea, addressed, stamped envelope to Consumers, cola drinks, and cocoa. P.O. Box 461, Radio City Station, New York, (Address your questions to: 'From Con. NY 10019. Be sure to ask for the reprint on suer Reports" care of this newspaper computerized thermostats. Volume of mail prohibits personal replies. JL_ 7 - 4 . the United SLates -- When the fire departments reac hed the scene, the fire was already through the County, Altamonte Springs anti Rafsanjana Thoir who postponed hating ut pillaging Persian Gulf ol wealth and children are starting to has e and said. 'lie IsLamic Mallis has them now, experts -.a,,. Another deferred >ou punistisienit to another ume.' batii boom ma be on the three-bedroom apartment may have The fire was extinguished by Seminole more barbaric th an >ou. paJi> the C S imperialist leaders," afl)ufte ,' ,, " deterred serious injury or death, said Seminole County Fire Department investigator Ray Pippin. The Harrells, who Live in apartment 12 at Plantation Apartments, 2100 Howell Branch Road. near Casselberry. were victims of a fire Saturda> night which destroyed their apartirlent But because of their firs' detector, flo one was seriously injured, said Pippin The fire was caused by faulty winni inside a conduit wtucti shorted out, causing a firs' in the attic, Pippin said "nay One segment showed Cot tAand litiland. M, of &, ia, and John William Lunbert, Jr., 37, In a room together and the camera then ;amed to an adjoining bstIru, which had a tub. two sinks and a toilet but with the top to the tank filissing . rotA. Pippin saui Pippin said more than 8100.000 damage was done to the apartment hit said the $24 billion demnaiuird by Tebran for the release of the hostages rightly belonged to Iran 'is this demanding ransom" Raisanjani added He repeated the actusat.ion that Iraq, under President Saddam hussein, Laurrhed its war aguinit iran as an agent of the United States and at Washington's "We have said repeatedly that we are at war with the Crated States," Halsanau said We do mud consider Saddarn's unposed war a war between Iraq and Iran, we regard it as a war launched by the US and its agents against Iran" Reagan, he said. "called uncivtbzed tte who captured the US spies an Ideas and who have kept them alive and hosted them t and ite udertxeted'a uzstaoce on our rights as bLackmaiL" Thm he said, ignored US. "crimes such as Siina's tuintung ci umceM people in Dezf ul on the orders ci the Crated States, his txzntatg of hospitals In Iran, the crimes that lie Crated States Richard Sanboi'ne, a FItXida Power Company employee, was slightly injured by a transformer flask stale a suiigiLeer firefighter, Kirby Kelly, and an unidentified woman resident of the 'ouipiez were treated for smoke tr.halatitgi, Piççtn said. Pippin said the Red Cross was helping the ftirrrlls land a place to stay 4 Algeri.as Ainittinr to Iran I Abdel Karim Cherajeb and Mohammed Bel Hussein, an Algerian Foreign Ministry official 'I were taken bluidfolded Christmas ' . . i iiurnan tate> ties rut remember All but 10 of the hostages have been shown either on Film or pbotograple. The few film also revealed that the hostages may have been held in or Large house on Christmas that of agressz and bun:' Casselberry tire departments Although the fire departrifnt.s were ('ailed at 7 ) pm . hppin said the fire had been burning a king tune in the attic before it was detected A smoke detector which alerted the William hlarrell family of a fire in their against the lslanuc v.epuuican government,,' Rafianjani sail 'But tie crunes cvtiiutted United States are not regarded as savage and umi vild," he added. Ite g iseuvuy twwouinotpa> ransom to "barbarians" for the release of the hostages and advised Iran to free the captives before his Jan. 20 inauguration in the strongest statienXill he has made ill the ('flsi.s, 1 don't think you Pa) ransau for people that have been kibiapped by 1W banans, the president-elect said in l.in Angeles Sunday as he kit services at the hiel-Air Presb,lenan (iiost'ti thing else fri 'We do mA expect Th eir Reagan." Rafsanjani said Family Escapes Apartment Fire probably better off with an electric Dear Consumer: My doctor wants me to cut dehumidi fier that can work continually to keep 'down on caffeine consumption. Do I have to the air dry. Desiccants like the product you give up coffee entirely? describe cease to work after they've absorbed Dear Reader. Not necessarily. If your coffee motsture to th eir capacity. You'd have to habit is fed by freshly brewed coffee, switcheck the product and purchase more on a ching to Instant will cut your caffeine intake by All the hostages shown had been seen in the previous footage except for Charles Jones, of Detroit Jones io is with the International Communications agency and the only black known to be Reagan and tie United States, indicating a new, heightened tension in the crisis, "i d on't know how they can call uncivilized and barbarous the capture of 52 spies who had turned the place that Lie Islamic Republican government held. New Baby Boom By DIANE PE'IRYK Herald Staff Writer Faced with anowornever situation, couples who postponed having children are choosing to have them now, in part accounting for what appears to be the start of a new baby boom. Area hospitals are seeing record numbers of births, and state figures show the birth rate Is beginning to climb, From a low in 19176 of 12.6 births per 1,000 population, the rate climbed to 13 per 1,000 in 1979 and is expected to exceed that w hen 1960 figures are complete. __ "It's now or never fur a large part of the population born during the last (post World War II) baby boom," said state Public Health Statistician Dick Downes. "That's a big part of what's happening. A lot of them decided not to have children for a while, but now they're deciding they 'd better do it now or they'll be too old," Day. provided for them into a center of I Area Couples Deciding Now's The Time To Start Fam il es - By t.sitd Press taterisadmW odayrekasednewfibni J Or M American in whicti the only btack known to be ' rela was iown ror ire in ume and one of the women captives uxbcated they had been living under diffiCUlt conditions. 'lie In a speech to Iran's parliament, the 1. Dear Reader: Aspirin is the pain-relieving ingredient in Anacin. There's little, if any, difference among brands, all of w hich must be formulated to meet official standards. Anacin does contain about 20 percent more aspirin than a plain five-grain aspirin tablet, but can cost Four times as much! The prices of iiii'e expensive pain-relievers reflect, in large part. the cost of several million dollars worth or Conditions Gram today with US. officials. . — Dear Consumer: is Anacin really better than any of the other pain-relievers you see advertised on TV? D ostage R l eveaIs H I Majhs, carried on Telwan Radio and reported by the official pars news agency, Speaker lioJaWksLarn IWiemi Rafsanjani launched an attack on Farm Forecast Brighter Williams Gets Sun Post — 4' — Two Winter Park Telephone Co. officials have accepted positions with the United Telephone SystemFlorida Group, Altamonte Springs, which operates Winter Park Telephone and four other telephone companies in Florida. Wayne F. Freeman has been appointed director of marketing, and Frank D. Hutsell has been appointed director-corporate communications and community relations. As director of marketing, Freeman, who was formerly vice president of marketing and customer services for Winter Park will be responsible for all marketing activities of the United Telephone System companies in Florida. In his new position,. Ilutsell, who served as vice president government and public affairs for Winter Park, will be responsible for coordinating internal and external communications, advertising and community relations for Uniteds Florida Group of compames Forecasts for Florida farmers are brighter for 1981 than for the year just past. Nothing dramatic Is expected to happen, but a steady improvement in net income is foreseen by U. S. Department of Agriculture economists. The projected net income for farmer in 1961 is for about $30 billion — somewhere between a low of $27 billion and a high of 132 billion. The comparable figure for 1960 is $24 billion net. Prices paid to farmers For livestock and grain should continue to be on the improved side for the new year. Grain supplies are going to be railer tight because of high world demand, and this coupled with anticipated export sales of around $45 billion should Improve the grain farmers' lot. On the other side of the economic equation, production costs are not expected to rise as rapidly In 1961 as they did in 1980. No question but what Inflation in farm input costs will continue to be a major factor in the net Income figure. But a modest improvement in the situation can make a lot of difference In the bottotu line. 7be Florida Solar Energy Center's photovoltaic-powered research house on the center grounds Is dedi cated In Cape Canaveral. 7be panels on the south roof contain a total of 5,880 of the wafer-like photovoltaiccells (solar cells), which convert sunlight directly to electricity. This cell array can generate as much as 5,000 watts of power In. bright sunlight. While present costs for a systern such as this one are still far beyond the reach of most homeowners about $54), it is projected that within 10 years such a utility-interactive sys,. Lem will cost about 4 ' Day to the undisdosed location where 49 of the hostages were he They met later the same day with the thee Americans held at Iran's ei Ministry. Fori ; One of the two women hostages, Elizabeth Aim 5.111, 31, was heard saying the hostages ordeal has been a "frightening experience." e indicated the hostages, as tier captives daimed, had been mused about and held in pLaces that were not all that comfortable. -We 've been here for one week," she told the Algerians of thetj' new place of captivity, wtasdi had drapes, rugs, and furniture, P 'l'hangs recently have been better. ** The si*mxul on the latest film was lxxi'. but it was apparent the hostages shown were interested in I the negotiations for their release. At one point 'flwsas Ahern, 47, of Mclean, Va,, could be heard asking the A4rians, "They I negotiations P are in progress. Is that to say progress is being wade', - uznmgsin Palestize(wtidi) have made millions of Palestinians homeless Uzottmut the wtrki" Iraixans mardied through Tehran's streets Sunday and urged their govem meed to set a deadline for the United States to accept Iran's demands. Iranian revututicesary leader Ayatollah Rubollah Klvmneim compared President Carter to Late Soviet itt-tat' Josef Stalin. � 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, 1980 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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BLONDIE VO LIKE TO BUY A Tuesday, by Chic Young 1O '- • ACROSS 44 VMA-r CAN I GET FOR TWO KNITTING NEEDLES ABOUT7-d AND A 6AU.. R14 '71 . I yAj_i I I Alphabet 47 Actress -S s . Answer to Previous Celestial bear 46 Noun WE Nm/E THEM irJ A) COLORS FOR $175 CASHMERE SWEATER _ FOR Mv WIFE )-._ Dec. 23, _ .,• - u Sleep Commercials I' ll' i 5 Advice I. , 14.1. J...JL_LI columnist 50 Not well L..LJ 9 Doctrine 52 West Indian Poll' ..L adherent product j1•1 III ' Often (suffix) S5 Same (prefix) 12 Send 56 Ripped 1ITI IE 13 Indian of DEARDR.1JMB-IId S8Air(prefix) Jet yy ' L_1.:M ________ Yucatan i to sleep like a baby. Now I'm 59 Greek letter I4 Spy group t1Mf$ N1 1u1M 6OLsviI I topt six hours a nistt. (abbr) OOL 1NI 6l Auto wheat Of ten I only get six hours a 15 Bohemian TEN N AT ONTO type (p1) Solar disc night. (ften lonly get four 01 S $ T 0 L I C $ I 5 62 Sodium 17 Timber fi ve. I realize that at 63! can't chlo ride 39 Massachu. 18 Three (prefix) 10 Fodder (ab) expect to sleep like I did when 19 Noun suffix tj Shearer - P zzle r101'il__ uffix ' - 73rd Year. !vlisleading No. 101-Wednesday. iIl!!LFIOtId8327ll d (UPS 481.260)-Price 20 Cents 1d Evening H;al j • ______ __ Dr. Lamb _ __ . 12 1/ 63 Fathers 64 eg 20 Pra's.j 22 (sI) 24 Feels sorry Iowa coll Destroy BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker . c. MAYBE YOU CAN TELL IFTHETAN)'cS ARE COMING I WEAR ANY -rANls C'?. a BY LIS7ENINGT O)(AY THE GROUND town about agency 26 Polar feature ARE STILL DOWN ____THERE! 1 IOVU(tat) selling 2 Barrister 33 First-rate (abbr) M 34 Cry of sorrow 3 General population EAVE6PROPPING 36 Author 4 Foxy Flaming ON A COUPLE 5 Love (tat) 37 Long-nosed ___ 47 49 Make muddy SI Pon of the mountains 26 Villain in eye 53 Coax "Othello" 71 Cajole OF WORMS agency (abbr.) 23 Expert 25 Asiatic r - (abbr) 21 Navy ship prefix (abbr) 48 Safety 29Scond (1.tj. cap. storage structure 41 Mouth part 11 Hits 43 Lamprey 19 Environment 45 Ventilated e 54 low tufted plant I was i but iss't it necessary hours sleep a t el I Memories n1mt? I Just don't seem to be able to get to sleep but am still mulling things at midnight. hour approaches. Habits that Should!takeaaleepingpLll?I help you sleep axe discussed see these ads on Vi that tell in The Health Letter that lamn you how much better you.feel sending You. DEAR DR. 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The dasslc You may need to adjust example of this Is Berger's interests YOUR BIRTHDAY DECEMBER24,1981111 EEK8_MEEK by Howie Schneider Jf4) fj)- 4)k 3) 4pg) iAKUJG A UVIUG -n -r -ne' ALL11RXXH HI1Y CL,R fAJD flJ GME I4JJ t) IVISE. ME.J HAVE. GC4_E 10 rE TELL - X)RC'S UJISrOM... l.' get newspaper, fore your own. of this us ng he P.O. Box In ca i t m to de ' _______________________________ ______ _________ ___________ ve lop _________ ____ - • .• year, those about you make A most enjoyable day is in the your life style so that you are disease. There are a number your road easier. Their in. making because you'll be ready for sleep. A regular of peripheral vascular Iluence is exceptionally sprending It with those who habit Is Important. Unwind diseases that are significantly . .- • ______ - - i .;.. - - - "s • our stockings and they were filled with a was a doll hospital where you got your £ dolls retreaded. We bought them a new wig and clothes and got th eir faces fixed. ______ There was always a doll and a teddy ____ bear, doll furniture and tiny china. - CANCER (June 21-J uly 23) --- candy cane at the top and there was an orange. We sewed for our pet doll. There ' - - _____ It difficult for adverse con-. knowhowtohaveagoodtime. ditions to prevaiL , --.. - "We would buy a beautiful tree for $1 __5--_- aM" CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan. Gifts could come to you today clip-on can dl es were used to decorate the tree, and once in a while aomeone'a tree caught on fi re," Mrs. Sa lisbury recalled. 19) Because you are anxious from two different sources. WIN AT BRIDGE to change things for the better Both will be given out of love today for t hose • you love, you and may be even larger than grow in the esteem of the you had dared hoped to ______________________ persons you help, even though receive, l.EO (July you seek neither praise nor C'movIdA v. PRISCILLA'SPOP byEdSullIvan 12-23-10 NORTH reward. Find out more of your objective is to have a what lies ahead for you in the goal time today, you should 475 ,A$ "WoM Photo by Jane Cassollsiliffy e-notrump call was optimistic as was his spade cue bid and he found himself In a grand slam contract. STAY PUT.' EERI4&,RV WON'T ."ANP HI r WA5 BEUEVE THIS.' EVEN IF TCPEP AT THE THINK IT WAC, TTELL HIM AUTTHE REP UGHT'" MY FAULT.' THANK SUPPEN HIGH W1NP'" EAST queen of diamonds. West •QiloislI s owedout and lt was an easy • .... VIRGO (Aug. ZI-Sept. 23) You won't have to look be yond it, your actions today exert a how much each cares. I'ISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) positive and hopeful influence You're the type who Is always over many persons. This willing to be helpful and of uplifting effect makes spirits bv Stofful 8 Heimdahl v0U 4 SO RGHT — 1-4ATS service. Today the roles will soar. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 23) toe rever sed and those you aided will be anxious to The role you take on today Is , PAC) IN MINC).If (inc of kindness and reward you. ARIE.S (March 21-April 191 Eenerosity to all. Whether you the suit. Then Konstam cashed the ace of spades just to see if West would follow. SOUTH •AK62 West N.fth East SI.tb 34 Pass 7 N I&ii 3 NT I's.0 Pass Pass They couldn't go home for Christmas. dummy and went up with the ace to pick W est's single- The Greater Sanford Chamber of uc Commerce's Tuesday night dinner ton king and ring the grand slam home. guests were from homes more than 3,000 , his hand. The accusa tion had no merit Konstam had learned expansive outlook serves as TAURUS (April 211-May 201 an inspiration today. Your The late Kenneth Konstam better than no chance at all. I universities, the 52 visitors were touring Central Florida because their colleges all . but shut down for the holidays. - - TO FUTME 6€TIO(1$CfI(R _ &UITRY AS PAT$EIIT P'TEP i TUV -74 Luis Perez have sponsored a part of students, representing 16 • nations, found it a great opportunity to get to know local Floridians as well as • the tour. HEW!- _EV _______ / -. best is the highway systems. FLEtCHER'S LANDING VEJCFThTHE'SLOST?I L~r Mt~ t~NAW ' m ciisseiprExcIwIeE! NUO ,'OAT, ~Ck CIR.151h.b.,5 L.C%: jNi IN OLb N0((1 I 1007• - RESIIAM TIIAPA ...AsNtrnCKINq ewA L W AS Nepal share an apartment in East - Around 1a° Bri dge - Classified Ads Comics - - Z an - fly, i . - agreed that the American system of roads are fascinating. "The way they operate, it's so ci. ficusit," he said. involved In agriculture," he said, "although there is some minor indo.stry. ' TODAY -. . . .Syria Resham Thapa, 25, a student from other culture. University of Missouri. Unma Gupta, 30, also from Nepal, "in America. you can just get in a car Nepal stud>irig entcximology at Michigan ,,) "ia i1.€. L 4) . . . Kg' pt agricultural nation. "Ninety-three percent of the people are ZA Action Reports _ MAIIMOUI) AlZOIlI ....ri-Lanka car for $800 and drove to Florida from cars, so the government takes a lot of tax they share the cooking chores and that way esucli gets to sample food from the Missouri, where he attends the for cars," Al.Zobi said. Ur LOO1 COX1. MOUI(AI) MANSOUIt Gupta explained Nepal is primarily an A POT 61 .., - SI)JATIIA PANDITIIARATNF. "in Syria there isn't enough space for lansing with two Americans. tie said Calendar T_ f OLIV E KOPOLO by Douglas Coffin by T. K. Ryan 'iw-r - -: about $20,000. AI.Zobi said he bought a "very good" -THA-PS FASY FOR YOU T SAY., - -- . . . . .Zambia the United States from just a few mnonths ...Nepal to about a year and atialf. Mahmoud AI-Zobi, 27, a civil and drive." he said. "It's a good State University. said he likes the friendliness of the American people. engineering student from Syria, said he system." He said he and another student from He explained that in Syria a car costs "loves it here." And the thing he likes I - • agriculture to zoology and have been in DeAl.. ON IN$uI.A'l"ON. He'LL. TUIJ LiP. RL.,AX. - , •, • graduate programs in fields from MIT PM11116 HE K RM _______ Y'OLJ FOR Th WF.I.P ? - CN'T __________ -.5. - •1 -•.; Executive Manager Jack Harrier. Most of the students are enroll ed In I ii TRIPE_Th,lks LIFE '(RE IS T'ME! FRE, JT LET fR SpEciAl.. GON5$D!AlON, uT MY ROY! WHVAIU-r YOU OUT LOOKINI - each other, said Chamber of Commerce BALL EM WS TO €CCI1E TUMBLEWEEDS -. .. This is the sixth year In a row the byLeonardStarr TOZE 15 GREAT SHE )IPWT DEFECT 60 ANY -.• - Sanford chamber of commerce and Dr. _RIT IF AMA ' FOPis • Developm ent sponsors such tours. many points today because weight, warmth and wisdom. bridge players who was par- self of the slim chance. ticularly effective In rubber I2WSl'APLTPPRISEN They'll not be forgotten. >ou continually put others FRANK AND ERNEST . ,T -. Because there Isn't much to do around campus when most students have gone home, the U.S. Agency for International - was the king,A slim chance is ANNIE .• miles away. As foreign students at American You'll be chalking up a great words and thoughts carry was one of England's greatest so Konstam had availed him-C Of America Herald Staff Writer Konstam led a club toward that the clubs were going to split 4-1. Hence, there was no way to make his contract unless East's singleton club or old relationships. To L*ifes e By DIANE PETRYK East was bitter and accused Konstam of having peeked In Opening lead Q A Jus available. West had been dealt eight hearts, one diamond and four clubs. you want it today, socially or leader and acatlyst for many. ByAlas Oswald Jacoby SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- and Sontag romantically. Bonds will be strengthened with either newDec. 21) Your jovial and I everyone's distribution was Dealer: East Everything should go just as seek It or not, you'll be both a g now the complete count of Vulnerable: North-South S Foreign Students Needless to say, he didn't and K4 • AK 1094 482 4V Sanford Chamber Hosts Dinner matter to finesse against East'sjack and run the rest of •K 42 relationships very important material things is nice, but have opportunities to show Without your being aware of 7 J852 QJlIl$132 to you, you and those with the gift of love is priceless. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) whom you're associated will IN 1-4ESE CYS O t NLXTION, WE MUST MAKO Holy Cross Episcàpal (hurch In Sanford. One candle Is lit each week during the four weeks prior to Christmas, celebrating a period of prayerwhichmarksthebeginningofthe('hurch'syear. Se-e- SENIORS, Page ZA to king of hearts, king and Astro..Graph, Box 489, Radio you happy. AQUARIUS (Jan. 2(-Feb. the homestead today for the 19) Today, in several real values in life. Receiving BUGS BUNNY TRADITIONAL Salisbury, Herbert Foster and Freida Gielow. The first three tricks went •AQJIIII Astro-Graph. Mall $1 for each hover about, trying to make WEST Ci ty Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify birth date. ______ Herald PulSe by em Netsi Father Leroy Soper lights the candles an the Advent wreath at the year following your birthday have no trouble realizing it. by sending for your copy of Both family and friends will '5TILL\ . The snow sometimes got pretty deep in Brooklyn and Mrs. Salisbury remembers Christmas Is fun time at Bram Towers. Gathering around Irving one year their block was closedoffbythe ADVENT WREATH Fried at the piano are (from left), Margaret Whitaker, Ruth snow and her stepmother went into labor Q73 THE TRIJO< r3 C*'.I THE We had lamps bu t la ter got gas - we thought that was really something." ,. bridge play. Ris 23-Aug. 22) 11 at " All of your life you can look back on :.--' . envelope for it to me, In care smoking aslgnlflcant factor () r ! -. - long, slam*, self-addressed is so sensitive to tobacco Oat 1980 - - - — — — 56 57 — — 58 _____ — — — — hours, It is the quality of sleep in the skin constricted, the — — — — _____ — that makes difference, akin tempera ture would is 59 60 61 ___ _____ — — — — Manyshort-sleepershave as In any case, for those who much deep sleep as people worry about fingernail 64 problems and also smoke = = _____ = — — — ' who sleep eight hours. The different stages of sleep cigarettes, it would be *orth toppIi smoking to aee If it are discussed In The Health --. t.ettunumt)er1,S1aepand will help- improve their - HOROSCOPE Insomnia, that I am sending fingerna ils. you. Others who want this It should be added that By BERNICE BEDE OSOL issue can send 75 cents wi th a some people's arterial system December up _________ ,,j an addiction as well as a temperature in the surface of the akin after smokln& There problem Eight hours of sleep f or IS quite a Lit of Individual young adults is about average variation. Some people are and the sleep time :i- more sei1Un to cigarette decrease wi th age. Many smoke than oth ii. In th ese normal people sleep only six people when the tiny arteries 50 51 For _______ u1 Miss Freida Gielow, who said she is wall for Santa Claus to rill. On Christmas - ____________________ 40 the most desired also play mandolins. The children's stockings were hung in a row along the ________ __ - ' among eyes glistened as the four Bram Towers "past 75" but certainly doesn't look it, Eve the fam ily went to church. d recalled the marvelous sights, grew up in Michigan City, I nd., on the "Father would put as may of us as he sounds and smells of childhood Christ. shor es of Luke Michigan. One of her could on a sled on Christmas and give us mases. They were children again and favorite memories is that of her grand. a ride around," said Miss Gielow. " of sugar plums danced in their fa ther, who was organist f or the "Sometimes he would load two sleds beads." Lutheran church, playing the organ in and pull us down to the one movie house U nl ike-the Christmases of Seminole the ho use on Chr istmas and all of the in town for the Sunday niatinee." County youngsters, the ones they family ga thered around singing carols. On Christmas Day, all the relatives remember were usually w hi te wi th sleds Sometimes a couple of her uncles would would gathe r and roast goose woul d be servedfor dimer,the said. _____________ "it was a fabulous time," Ru th _-I1fSalisbury, 79. sai d of Christmas as a youpgsterin Brooklyn, N.Y.' The foldi ng d oo rs to the parlor of the three-story brownstone where she lived were closed 1IIL tightly until her fathe r had finished trimming the Christmas tree. Then, through the open door, the children would I; their first look the "perfectly lovely tree" decorated with lighted -• ____ .,_. that certain time of li fe when dreams -______ ________ reall y came true on Christmas," said ______ . ____ Mrs. Salisbury wistfully. There were _____ al ways sl eds and skat es and we always pr ayed for snow, as we lived just one block from Prospect Park. On Christmas _____ . Eve, after we got in our Dr. Dentons * --i' (pajamas), Dad took us on his lap and $1 - , thrilled is by reading the 'Visit of St. -j .. • -, - - Nicholas'. We generally had -turkey for -: _______ • Christmas dinner. My grandmother _______ •. 4 ,A baked for weeks ahead of time --pies . ______ later a gas stove," said Mrs. Salisbury. . ,. ____ • 'It was the antldpation.We always hung - - __ LIP - skates Past visions === _ - ice They were in thdr 70s; and 80s, but their _________ o ___________________ and gifts, Herald Staff Writer son r Seniors am really harmful to the years of practice. Of the 7 Unplayed golf 0 Wind (2 wds) 57 38 Military I Traffic rout hole public because they are dozens and dozens of ex• fugitive ThENWHy U/i 58 Physicians as. 39 River in Italy 8 New York ball 32 S.ths Hsleading. Those ads are smokers I have to my eredit, sociation 35 Interjection club 40 Air many of the other some had bad nails. Stopping worse than (abbr) 9 Fraoo 38 Oxgenat.d 42 Feels — — — things TV has been fa ulted &IK)kIfl in some cues seems 9 10 II 5 6 '1 8 for. No, you may not need to have been linked to ho urs of sleep. AM no proved nail bed nourishment. — eight 12 — 13 blood circulation — youshouldnotgetinthehablt Perhaps ise to the ends of the fingertips of taking those advert d byArtSansom — 16 Il — — — "sleep aids." Most of them improved as a result of more are harmful if taken on a oxygenintietioodandless 18 — 20 nlCOth constriction. I find regular basis. A large percentage of sleep that rather Interesting. 22 23 24 25 DEAR READER Thank aids you can buy, and some I you for sending along your , 26 27 — 26 — 30 31 32 29 doctors prescribe, to Ic\__ I — — — — — — effectiveness in a few weeks. - observation and I a gree It's interesting. One of the old I 34 33 36 ctim Increases the to levels that are often studies for vascular disease I— — — dose — was to evaluate the change In not safe. Soon us person Ak Recall Ch ristnhlases - - ,iword I}earAbby Deaths Editojai Florida No''Herald 3A 38 - 38 hospItal lÀ 4B Nation 3A On Christmas Ourseli,es People 113-2111 IA The Evening Herald will not publish Chi'lstznas Day, Thursday, Dec. 25 38 lB 2A 4A Sports TelelsIoo Weather World $A-s.4 48 IA lÀ that employees and carriers may enjoy the holiday with their families. 'l'be Herald will publish New Year's Eve- and New Year's day. Mansour said it ig surris1ng the amuiiiai silence divorce rate Is high Ili the US. when A don't like the cold weatlrIer," she couples have the freedom to choose each said other. She said Srl.I.anka is a tropical country "Maybe there is a disadvantage to and she is having a difficult time ad. unlimited freedian," hi.' said justing to the cold. Oli ve Kopolo, of Zamimbia, has been Ili Central Florida didn't help much Not surprisingly, Gupta said he Is the United States for a little over a year. Tuesda). With temperatures in the low stWying qrunomy. lie said he will She said she did not expect to find 50!1. a planned boat trip along the St. return to Nepal when he graduates to put segregation and racial prejudice. Johns River for the students had to be las kno wled ge to work. "I wasn't prepared for It," she saul. cancelled. Economic development student "American black students don't ummix The group has visited the Kennedy Mour&i Mansour, 42, of Egypt, said he, too, likes the American people because of $54B 3B "The f winly is the nudem of society," Lanka. had a serious complaint about life he said. "Without it, everything falls at Virginia Polytechnical I nstitute and apirt" State University where she studies freely with white students." Kopolo is studying -nursing at North their "smila, laughs and jokes." lie said the economy here- is good, but Space Center. Mansour said he was very impressed Carolina Central University in Durham. She said there are filmy things that are said he hopes space exploration will he was surprised to find there are poor a part of American li fe that she thinks continue. people in America. are good, but she cQuldn't take t hem 'Instead of spending money on The greatest problem facing home because they ouJdnt fit in her military eulpment, why not s pe nd it on Amimencans today, he said, is the high society. divorce rate. thi s kiri of endeavor, which can help all Sujutha Panditharathe, 28, of Sri. mankind?" he asked. 5-.-_ - I' �EvenihlgHemM 300N; FRENCH AvE..sANF0RD,FL4.32771 Are-a Code 30$.322.261 I or 831-OM 24, 19$0-4A D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor Home Delivery: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.; 6 Months, $24.00; Year, p5.00. By Mall: Week, $l.; Month, S5.25-,6 Mon, P000: Year, $57.00. • 1 'JJT WAYNE Gifts Fit For A JUng Without them, the birth of Jesus would have seemed more local barely regional with a few - - - 4ai•'i • I • __________ - can easily be spent for a quarter its value. hence the government's theory that a change of color from silver to bronze will make it more acccpt a b Ic. We're afraid the golden bronze color would soon deteriorate to a mustard yellow. The public has demonstrated the coin is not going to be ac- - - ___________ 41 there can be no saving if the $1 coin is not acceptable to the public. BERRY'S WORLD ' ' PREPAU IMF ,- 4 OM 7 MlDEi. - • ILE . Ferrying a planeload of marijuana across the Caribbean from Colombia to Florida can bring anywhere from $30,(*) to $50,000 for the delivery man. But the possibility of arrest and imprisonment Is not the only risk the criminal flyboys run. They could wind up paying for their profits with their lives, The reason for this is that many of the planes, having made the trip from the United States to pick up their dope, are refueled at one of the hundreds of airstrips on the Guajira peninsula of Colombia. Despite the huge profits made in the drug tr affic, the Colom- blan suppliers sometimes shave overhead ," a V ______ AI lie oil _______ - tl - ___ _________ _____ J!aLt A Florida Driver's License Offices To Close For Holiday All NIA The [)I g Ita ti Ofl Gap " "' '"' "" Kurt Vonnegut, the major American novelist, and his good friend Ivan Cher. mayeff, the visual artist, have produced a f Christmas whimsy and my I SWVSI LU S IUL VI VUpIV. sueSS LA UlSI II WLLL Vonnegut and Chermayeff have actually managedtodosomethlnafresh — notsoeasv iI the JIICrIstaS themes, Their book is called "Sun Moon Star" (Harper and flow),It tells the story —words by Vonnegut, illustrations by Chermayeff of the birth of Christ. But It does so from the point of view of the Infant. The book reminds us, wittily but also movingly, that lie was once Indeed a real baby. The first couple of pages are solid black. The chlldhas not been borit "Behold, a virgin shall be with child ...' Vdnnegut begins. .I ' - By ' residents awarded the Louella l)irkson Cornmunity Service award at Sea World on Salurday, is congratulated by U.S. Rep. Bill Nelson. Miss Lee, a longtime Sanford resident. was honored for her many years of service at the American Cancer Society and the Good Samaritan Home. F lyi rig I ru gs 1c li S. were stolen for drug-related purposm The swing to aircraft by drug traf fickers has releizated ships Increasingly to the DON'T GAMILI with your Insuranc.I CALL — TONY IUS$I INSURANCI 322.0285 - Laughing is great exercise for the diaphragm. , - -- - combinations, according to LEGO Systems, Inc. of creativity and they are too costly." ATLANTA (UPI) — A dozen chattering kinEnfield, Conn. — dergartners, self professed experts at blockbwlding, In Denmark, the parent firm began producing the Youngsters on the field trip can't wait to get out of are sur-prised into silence just for a moment by a big bricks in 1954 and packaged building sets a year the display room into a large playroom Rich's set up elephant -made in 60 hours with 32,385 gray plastic later. This year, the company expects to make more with thousands of bricks, sandbozfashion, for them LEGO building blocks, than 3 billion bricks and related pieces. to play with. Shouts of "WOW" subside to Intenswe "Good grief!" whispers 5-year-old Reggie The bricks look simple but they're made by concentration as cranes, trains, houses, boats and Ramsey. "Look at that super giraffe next to it." plastic Injection-molding out of 13 types of plastic imaginative creatures are built. Sixty hours and a mere 75,684 bricks went Into the material, to measurements precise within 5 one"I never saw so much IEGOs," says one towering beast. thousandths of a millimeter. The company says the delighted child, scooping a handful f'om a deep bin. Reggie and his classmates, on a field trip from St. bricks — named after the Danish words "leg godt.!' Martin's Episcopal, Day sdoMpWo awestruck by Standing in a brilliant me of bricks, 5-year-old dozens of-elaboratt exhiNd'Othe tw6ftarlocking "or "play vrelle' — won't wear M or ton tWr colory Cadwrine Gibbons snaps togeum a nonsen" car and are safe for children. tricks at Rich's departmcslore. "about three stories till" with windows at the top. And fairly expensive. Basic sets start at $1.69 but "L'o'o.k at that house,"FrinQuIgley points to a Cecily Watkins, 7, patiently works on a house scale model of Independence Hall, built with 210.010 some, with battery operated control devices and occupied by a dog,& father, a mother and a child. elaborate pieces, cost up to $50. Many wish lists this Her friend, S'year-old Josh Barton, builds a treebricks in a whopping 216 hours. Detail of the 4-foot Christmas are certain to include the new space house. tall structure is almost perfect. Rich's welcomed thousands of Atlanta children ships and moon surface vehicles, complete with tiny "I like LEGOS because you can build magnificent things with them," Cecily says, emphasizing the recently for the "Journey to the Kingdom of helmeted space folk. For toddlers, LEGO System makes DUPLO, "magnificent." LEGO," the toy company's traveling display of jumbo-size blocks and snap-on people, and there's a painstakinglyapped.together models, glued for Josh and Cecily agreed with several parents that line of villages, stores, houses and classrooms for keeping up with numerous bricks at home is a security, the smaller architects to build. Plastic brick schooners float in tiny rivers near a problem exceeded only by stepping barefooted an "They are just marvelous toys," says Barbara one. three-ring circus complete with grandstands and crowds. Overhead hangs a giant globe, made in 42D Cohen, a preschool teacher at Atlanta's private "Oh! They hurt," Cecily said. -7beyare a pain in Gateway School. "I don't think there's a child in my the foot." hours with 254,685 bricks. in toy boxes around the world, the bricks have class who doesn't have them." But to Judi Olsen, mother of lively 5-year-old But she deplores the cost. 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And in 1974, Anderson was named as ambassador to Costa Rica, but he withdrew his nomination to avoid bloody confirmation hearings. Footnote: Anderson said d he doesn't remember what he wrote to Javits, but is "pretty sure" there was no White 11oU5t pressure to dear Connally. Curiously, the letter to Javits was cleared with two career diplomats, George Churchill and Kay Folger, George McGovern, the Democratic presidential nominee, ' ANY SIZE INNE RING MATTRESS & FOUNDATION SLEEP SOFA WITH MATCHING CHAIR -- ticipation in Nixon's "responsiveness leader who ttas closely identified with Sen. $ Comparable Price ss Reg. $31, 7 K. SET - - SLOPPY JOE - P 4 Pc. Bedroom Sat Dressir, MIrror, chest, H.adboard, Walnut Finish. I - . The reason Connally weM suspected was that the defamatory letter, $attacking Elias Demetracopoulos, had been drafted on stationery of "Democrats for Nixon," which DConnally headed. And the reason Connally needed clearing was tha t President Nixon was considering him as a replacement for Vice President Spiro Agnew. The possibility of Connally on the ticket caused Sen. Jacob Javits, R-N.Y., to ask the State Department if it had any evldnece suggesting that Connally was responsible for the letter that smeared Demeta-acopoulos. Assistant Secretary Anderson wrote Javits that there was none. Anderson was also Investigated by the Senate Watergate Committee for his par- I a S - costs by providing dirty gasoline that clogs preliminary stages of smuggling—that is, the plane's fuel line when the pilot is out over delivery to Caribbean islands where the the ocean on the return trip, planes can pick up the stuff for delivery to the "The lucky ones are those with extra fuel U.S. mainland, tanks and bigger planes that don't need Although the advantage of the traditional re fueling ," a DEA so urce told my associ ate "mothership" operation is its huge capacity, Dale Van Alta. The unlucky ones crash at sea. the use of aircraft has a few plusses that tend In fact, aircraft crashes give the DEA to outweigh this, These include speed, important information on the latest trends in economy of manpower and delivery directly dope smuggling. For instance, the report to what the DEA refers to as "the ultimate nutes, "analysis of aircraft accident data retail market" reveals that the Caribbean area accounted In other words, like businessmen on the for approximately 75 percent of all drugright side of the law, entrepreneurs In the related aircraft crashes and accident.s in 1978 highly competitive drug trade try to provide and 1979." fast, efficient service while keeping costs to a The crasheslalso make clear that Florida Is minimum—and prof its to a maximum. without question the No. 1 landing place for ANOTHER SKELETON: Alexander Haig drug delivery planes. Six out of 10 drug- is not the only member of President-elect related crashes in the continental United Ronald Reagan's political family whose States daring 1979 occurred in the Sunshine activities during the Nixon years have come State. back to haunt him. There is a member of Another trendpotter for the DEA Is the Reagan's transition team who also has some information on airplane thefts that can be Watergate-era skeletons In his closet that traced to drug shipments. In 19fl, for in. have attracted renewed attention, stance. Florida and Georgia together acHe Is Stanton D. Anderson, a Washington counted for only 11 percent of drug-related lawyer who in 1973 was assistant secretary of plane thefts in the United States; lst year, state for congressional affairs. In that Florida alone accounted for 39 percent of the capacity, he absolved former Texas Gov. total. And the DEA estimated that 85 percent John Connally of Involvement in a smear of all the airplanes stolen in Florida last year letter aimed at a prominent Greek exile " 'There are onJy There 20.30 Mexican grizzly bears left in Califor. nia'sSisrraMadrsmountains. •. .. - - WASHINGTON MPI) —Goodness knows, .,, When I baiiitht a car. almout three years Irm, Olnetant, to hevolurther abu* on-the - ego, my bank assigned me, loan number U.S. Postal Service, which already is cat- 0110530183875. Thirteen uninterrupted digits. No dots. ching a (UI) ration of flak. Reaching into my wallet, I extract four But somebody has to accuse the agency of credit cards at random. Their numbers are digital piker. being a We can't all sit Idly by and let it go Un- SlZl 026 853 0, 878 825 703 71, 4335 010 742 625 criticized for failing to keep up with private and 54 510% 29516 1. All of which put the projected rip code to shame. industry in creative digitation. I cannot read my entire checking account Next year, as everybody knows. the Postal Service plans to add four digits to everyone's number, which Is written in computer zip code, making it a nine-digit number. While symbols that differ from the Arabic system. this nearly doubles the five-digit code that has llowevar, part of it I o o It s like put so much zip Into current mall deliveries, 05600l118:0676006. Note the colon, sandwiched between nine it nevertheless falls far short of what many private firms are doing in the digitlal field, digits on one aide and eight on the other. Will the Postal Service, In its digital I have before me my monthly heating fuel niggardliness, offer us a colon? No. The only tAIL "Have you written your account number punctuation in our new zip codes will be a of the bottom of your check?" it accusingly hyphen after the fifth digit. Something Is inquires, .,,.,.,4.., ,. wrnnIs s,mpwhprp .Ul1.I.1 ILIJ L & PL" How can the Postal Service expect to I confess it. I have not written my account compete In efficiency with private enterprise number of the bottom of my check. To do so, I would have to write 3371.MIO. if it can't stay on pace In the digital race? If Postmaster General William Bolger is my count, that adds up to 10 digits and a dot. The account number is even longer than smut, he will pull back the zip enlargement plan for retooling. He will add at least a the dollar amount of the bill, I have tried writing 3371.290010 on the couple more digits and beef up the puncbottom of my checks, but once I get past the tuatlon. I'd suggest throwing In a semicolon, dot my eyes begin to glaze over and cramps an apostrophe and maybe an exclamation point, seize my pen hand. A zip code like 42;041'385'96-1 would be Compared to this numerical colossus, the prospective new zip code is hardly a drop in showing a little class. Plus Bolger gets credit for being almost as progressive credit cards. the digital bucket. t one of six central Florida Other sights gradually dawn on the cWId. A small fire caused by a spill from On lamp shows up as a fragmented star, more stars are the diamond necklace of a Roman matron, Mary represented as a rising sun. "Mary was little more than a girl herself But the Creator of the Universe, 11Th' believthgly and rapturously, felt all Creation e&14 wwuWgdmd lavingly by a single vim " orw of the moa Charming page@ in the book represents the child nursing at the mother's breast. "The Creator closed Its eyes tight for ft second time, and it sucked warm nallk from its mother." The page illustrating this Is entirely pink. On the last page, Joseph has taken the swaddled infant outside for the first time. "It opened its eyes, it saw what It thought was a sun. For the first time In its short human life It was right: It really was a sun it saw — a small one. And an ox was led out of the stable to plow, and an ass to carry firewood. A rooster crowed again, although the sun had been up for hours. And life went on." Charmed by this little book, I looked up Vonnegut and Chermayeff and chatted with them about it. Both are friendly and en. thuslastic about the book, which originated as IA... . .1.... T...... - I,4,,,4 ,-J ..-4A,,. TI UVS WSS UIaI Chermayeff would first do the illustration without having any Idea what the story WOUIU be. Then Vonnegut would make up a story to go with than. "I arranged the illustrations in various orders," Vonnegut said, "experimenting with them." Neither Vonnegut nor Chermayeff con. aider, himself to be a religious believer, but both obviously find the Christmas story tremendously appealing. And they clearly enjoyed the happy accident that had Issued In this purely pleasurable work of literary and visual art. DICK WEST . Seminole County. The next page Is blue, with a large white star-shaped form ablaze in the middle. "It was night when the Creator was born. It cried like everyone else. When it opened Its eyes wide for the first time, they were filled with tears and bleary. It could not see anything in detail. It could not tell what was rear and what was far, thus did it confuse the flame of a lamp near it, a burning rag ina cup ofoil, with a supernova, with the exploding " Light Enough' For Everyone - S111111 U g g I e rs R isic undertaking for pilots willing to risk it: Val MEET ANOTHeR MAThR OIL MOM ''I -. . Rachael Lee (left), of the Retired Senior Vol- Christmas L JACK ANDERSON WASHINGTON—Federal and local law enforcement agencies have made smuggling nar cotics into the United Sta tes by sea so risky that dope traffickers have turned Increasingly to airpl..ies to get their illicit goods to domestic drug dealers, "Some organizations which had formerly smuggled by sea now show a preference for smuggling by air, which they perceive to be less ricky," a classified Drug Enforcement Administration report states. The change In transportation methods "is explained partially by the enforcement action against mothership drug smuggling operations in the Caribbean area during the past few years," the report explains. Airborne smuggling can be a profitable . -state driver's license offices will closed Thursday and Friday for Christmas holiday and will reopen Monay. 1Card _________ — cepted readily. It was a bad idea from the outset. Simply stated, the $1 bill is more functional and - .. -- ... c. ......... _____ WASHINGTON (NEA) — The role of Vice Troubled Coin .. •- GETS AWARD Transition Lault, wish tha t Bush had never been chosen as Reagan's running mate. They do not trust the future vice president, seeing him as a moderate Republican threat in 1994 or 1968. Arid they they do not want Bush given a platform In new administration from which to launch his future political career. But that Is exactly what Is happening. The furious conservatives are blaming the opment 01% the former aides to President 'F — Mainly James Baker — who have Reagan's ear. Most political professionals give much of credit for Reagan's victory to Baker, who joined up late but was able to quickly get the floundering cupalgn onto the right track. This assessment Is said to be shared by Reagan and his wife, Nancy. As a result, Reagan not only appointed Baker his White House chief of staff but is closely listening to his advice. Baker — a close personal friend of Bush as well as the manager of his presidential campaign — has pushed to enhance the role of the vice president in the Reagan administration. Baker appears to have convinced the president-elect that he should at least publicly treat Bush in much the same something that a peasant girl like Mary could way that President Carter has treated Vice never afford and rarely experience. This President Walter Mondale. That Is, as a close possession of royalty went to royalty and most adviser who participates in administration especially for the child' rr n_qr. It I was a decision4nakiaL.. gracious louchin " CS44484va(A on 0 toen -age, -.. So, Roa0an announce4.ftt Push will get Mondale's office in the WIte House near the mother hOgave birth to theSon of God. Myrrh was of use primarily for embalming. Oval Office. This ranked as a major disclosure In Washington, where access and Again, belonging to the wealthy. Some say a sign proximity to power are accorded prime of. Good Friday. Yet, in this instance, perhaps a Importance. warning to Joseph (without using words) that When Reagan came to Washington for Ni danger and death brewed in Herod's heart and well-publicized round of get-acquainted he'd better be off for Egypt. meetings, Bush was at his side almost conAll these gifts for a King from those who wor- stantly. The vice president-elect and his wife, Barbara, were Included In all the social shipped from afar. functions. Bush remained highly visible afterward, when key transition aides new to California to consider Cabinet appointments. Just as The latest idea of the United States Treasury visible was the conservatives' annoyance that Bush was playing such a public role In the Department to make the Susan B. Anthony dollar bronze so that it will be more appealing to transition proem Some conservative Insiders are even more the public — isn't going to work either. 211110y OM LJUAII 5L.IIVR VI LJSIUVI IIIII5SI7 Oh, the coin idea makes financial sense. Coins as his own chief of staff. Murphy, a four-star cost the government about 3 cents apiece and they admiral who was Bush's deputy at the CIA can be circulated for 15 years or longer. Dollar and Carter's undersecretary of defense, Is a bills cost 2 cents each and last only about 18 political pro who is highly regarded, months. Savings of $4.5 million a year can be especially by the intelligence community. The conservatives fear the Bush-Murphy made by using metal instead of paper. But let's face facts. People find the $1 bill a lot team will try to carve out a major role for In the national-security field, more convenient than a $1 coin. Paper is easily itself Though Baker and other moderates around carried in a wallet. It's lightweight. It doesn't Reagan have thus far thwarted efforts to jingle and it doesn't wear holes in pockets. relegate Bush to a largely ceremonial role, 'the Anthony coin has another unappealing you can expect this battle to heat up In the quality. It so closely resembles a quarter coin. It early months of the new administration, Christmas smile. Then there's Larry Kinard, a Charleston, S.C. serviceman. He sent the poet office a dozen $2 bills asking that each carry a postmark to commemorate the 12 days of Christmas. It's doubtful Mrs. Chittum will get to it every day, but she guarantees she won't miss Dec. 25. Collectors from around the world also clamor for the Christmas postmark. Every year stacks of pre-paid, selfaddressed envelopes arrive. Each is dutifully stamped, cancelled and returned to people In) Frankfort, London and Pails "This Is sort of a customer relations thing," Mrs. Chlttum says. "The bigger post offices probably couldn't do it without charging, but we're set up to help people." Unusual iii - And they brought questions to us and other Christmas watchers, such as whatever happened to the money and presents? There is no further in scripture. Did the Wise Men give enough (these were poor people In a most trying fix) or did they hold back, fearful of showing too much wealth in such a poor town? As scholars and teachers, why did they not leave some scrap of writing, a saying or teaching that had motivated their enormous search, clues to their own though and theology? And why these gifts, was there a special significance or was this the random offering of traveliig royalty? ' Gold, that is money, always helps, and for Mary and Joseph it meant not luxury but life. They were soon warned of the murderous intent of King Herod. The sudden exit from Israel and Journey to Egypt and extended stay would be costly for these displaced people. Without income or resources, they would be in real danger. The gold was probably spent on travel and supporting the young family in exile. Frankincense is a very expensive fragrance, In Some are hand carried in by tourists. Others arrive in boxes and envelopes - addressed to "Postmaster, Christ. mas, Fla. 32709" — from towns and cities around America — places like Piano, Tex., Seapgrt, Maine or Frasno, Ohio. But Mrs. Chittuin and her two full-time December clerks don't mind. They tickle the job like Santa's helpers, running as many as 3,000 cards a day through the cancelling machine and hand stamping the odd-size parcels. "Sire it's a lot of work," says the 26-year veteran of the U.S. Postal service who sees about 5,000 pieces of mail in a normal month. "But It's also a lot of fun. We meet some really wonderful people." It seems there Is little the Christmas post office crew won't do to bring cheer to its holiday customers. There is, for example, a barber in Sunbury, Pa., name'd Ernie Conradwho wanted the Christmas, Fla., postmark on his holiday cards. He shipped a batch to Mrs. Chittum; she hand stamped them and mailed them back 'it balsa wood was really hard to postmark - it doesn't absorb Ink too easily, but we got it right," she says with a JEFFREY HART VP s: Role Do[ c But down at the post office, Joy Chittum and her two helpers are doing a big city business cancelling thousands of Christmas cards and packages from around the world. Have The Spirit — Trinity Prep's women's tennis team takes on an International flavor in January. The Lady Saints have secured a special exhibition match with a up of youngsters from England. The overseas visitors are scheduled to arrive in Orlando Dec. Zl for a tour. The tennis match is slated for Jan. 3 at the Altamonte Racquet Club. A golf match between the Saints and the kids from England is currently in the works too. A former distaff prep star Is getting an early A mi9lni career Cindy Frank,a three-year standout for coach Jo Luciano's Lake Howell Lady Silver Hawk basketball squad is now an assistant for her prep breathless shepherds and he otherwise heedless President-elect George Bush In the Incoming frij-J'7 I U administration has become the topic of one of f f , most bitter debates going on behind the '1ji) oci)an ksohennnex rM A Vy Avusilt FIVIM11to Ul C an In scenes In the upper levels of Ronald Reagan's family, opening their treasures they offered him transition operation. t III nA , LA h., IW.,5A ., £Os.,l ' S'JSUII. 4IIIA, .i.slA 5U1U, 1IUIIlLIII'...LIAV UIIU m... II7ILII." a - Frank is currently making a switch In majors efforts and spare time over to and has turned her old high school. hirnn on CHRISTMAS, Fla.(UPI) -It's more of a crossroads than a town, this cluster of mobile homes and citrus groves middle of Florida betwmp alongside ween Orlando and Cocoa Beach. Postal Workers. boxicor. ROBERT WAGMAN The drama of the Nativity can never be overver worked. at the accounts of shepherds, wise men and a Manger, and then expressed their own Interpretation of the first Christmas. Great drama is truth in action and the inn and stableLat. D Bethlehemis centert Some scholars note that the presence of the Wise Men gave the nativity Its universal acclaim. - mentor. Frank'snamewasafmthelastseasontn the Un1verty of Central Florida's Lady Knight Sane liked the novel touch while others dlkf I Those who found the new Idea ins negative vein explained in the survey that without the announcers, they as viewers had topay too much attention to the game to know exactly what was going on, especially in the case of penalties. NBC officials indicated they would make some changes if they should ever decide to broadcast "Silent Bowl II." Too bat ABC won't pick up on the idea and put a muzzle on Howard Cosell for Monday Night Football games. Sportswriters dubbed It the "Silent Bowl" while football fans greeted NBC's experiment of '•" 'I" telecasting an NFL game with no announcers with mixed reviews. The innovative experiment came over the weekend during the final regular season game between the New York Jets and Miami Daiphins. 2 .Absent from the broadcast was the usual 3 banter of the play-by-play announcer and the 4 color commentator. The audio portion of the broadcast included round and crowd level noise mixed In with the public address announcer's voice. NBC used a liberal dose of graphics to explain and conTit 4 11a.L olemant the silent action before the fans CIU accordi ng to an NBC survey, was met with mixed eznotionson the part ByJOEDeSANTIS of NFL fans. A CUSPS 40E2) Wednesday, December Wednesday, Dec. 24, 1I0-3A Ev.nlna Herald Sanford, FL di).. 'taft it. 'iii IP lull sTIl.I I.LIC s,Ii Jpih �4 0 2B—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Wednesday, Dec. 24, 950 S Beta Sigma Phi Chapters . - /\ ! 1 1 1 1 1 HE* / . - / Lambda Gamma Gamma Lambda Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held its meeting at the Casselberry borne of Wanda Ilronson. The president, Darcy Bono, reported on communications recleved from the Florida State Convention for members of BSP to be held May 15.17 in Tampa. Other communications were discussed. Service committee discussed ways to help various projects at Christmas. BETA house Items were brought to the meeting. The Social committee reviewed plans for the December social. lbp rrnlmt ing1 The Wvs and Means com-mittee r.vi.pi1 .. peofuts the chapter has involved with. The Scrapbook committee reported that items were being collected for construction of the chapter's scrapbook that is due lnApril. Donna Frank. She displayed some new items In plastic ware. There were several Christmas oriented games played, and then refreshments were krved. Debbie Brooks won the hostess gift, 4 salj and pepper shaker. Preceptor Beta Lambda TOPS IN CONTEST Harold I" lY Tim Nis.l Annie Slocum, left, and Wilda Prince put the final touches on a nativity scene they created in the Nursing Administration Department at Seminole Memorial Hospital. The hand crafted concept took the first prize in the hospital's Decorating Contest in which all departments participated. Judvinu the contest were Seminole County Commissioner Sandra Glenn; The herald's OURSELVES Editor, Doris Dietrich; and Sanford Architect Carl 0. Gutmann. At a recent regular meeting of this group, it was decided to give a total of $l) to two families who are in temporary need. This money was raised at the City Council Christmas Bazaar Charity Phantom Dinner And Makes Sense DEAR ABBY : The in- County Drill of the American vnauon you uescrmeo to a cancer society sent a similar "non-dinner" to benefit invitation last February. It Goodwill Industries prompts read: me to write. The Cumberland PHANTOM DINNER DANCE "The most delightful benefit you will attend, "For you don't have to come, it's money you send, "No cookies to hake, no silver IA) lend. held last month. Members of Preceptor Beta Lambda also helped decorate the City Council Christmas float. Representing the chapter on the float was Valentine Girl Helen Hamner. Too $$, Preceptor Beta Lambda Chapter of Deta Sigma Phi held its annual Christmas party at the home of Glenda and Jim Emerson in Lake Mary. A repast of punch and holiday fare was served followed by much merriment over the exchanging of the traditional Beta Buddy gifts. Those enjoying the occasion were Joyce and Chuck Sammet, June and Charlie Helms, Amoret and John LaRosa, Debra and Francis Mark, Vertis and Eddie Sauls, Helen Hamner, Dottie Bolton, and Grace Marie Stinecipher. Zeta Xi ".""" rv Dear " . a Abby "No rununage to dig up, bundle and send. "You don't have to worry about what to wear. "No d r iving or parking to of which I know Isn't even give you a care. "If you have beverages that I can't tell her off because I sit on the shelf, "Don't bother to dress, just was taught to respect my elders. Sip them yourself, Is there a solution to this "Without usual hurry, have problem, br must I Just learn dinner for all, to live with it? "You and your Family have UNCOMFORTABLE answered the 'call.' "Place... Home Sweet DEAR UNCOMFORYAhome. FILE : No one is required to "Time... Anytime that suits listen to tiresome gossip from you. "close relatives," 'elders" or "RSVP All proceeds will anyone else. When she be used for cancer research." launches Into one of her SEND MONEY STAYED malicious tales, simply tell HOME her you aren't Interested in The Special Gift For Someone Else— Will Deserved Gift To Yourself. GENERAL ELECTRIC MICROWAVE OVEN et,...,. cooking c... I Tim* Or T,mp.r.i,.,. I Power Liv*t HUty Rod; MstI Or,..,, , iSMI54 D..sls Ovty SIt.Il 4" Mlavit ,• — 1,K111L1 REG. '494.95 $ 42800 CUMMINS AIR OUR AND ['11M A J 1PPLIANCE TWOLOCATIONS 'Flow F1 sitc ASOUT OUR SERVICE PH, 114 1433 my lowl"I Goirdoet Avg DOLAND WAI,IT'y TO rDOE5ThlSMEA by Chic Young [GET N. A 8(, C5TMAS '-__--" KNOW IT 8Ociu5 BEETLE BAILEY 'c\ 1 ( " T4,,'sT MI5S 9ULEY '0iCE! I-4EE I , SIT ON , R ELA X -lT' MV LAP AND 111. R'IJB cj YOUR TUMMY , , ' ' - I , IIVL.IIUIIIV , 111W IlK 0 6 Playlet 7 Ricer in Germany 8 Fell UrICO1SCIOUS Auste n point "7S Sell Only Compass II .. 42 CS 44 Mecican U.S.D.A. Choice Naturally Aged tO Poems 11 Nautical peninsula Engagement and wedding forms are available at the Herald office to announce these events. The forms may be accompanied by professional black and white photographs if a picture is desired with the announcement. Wedding forms and pictures must be submitted within two weeks of the wedding. poIe OLD FASHION BUTCHER SHOP SERVICE & QUALITY FULLY COOKED BONELESS SMOKED. - Hams WHOLE OR HALF $199 I LB. U.S.D.A. CHOICE NATURALLY AGED RUMP OR SIRLOIN TIP I I 1 Eye Round Roast THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansoni C IS C C 0 *\(-7 mY F%~4m nw ~ r aa C 21 122 sit - by Bob Montana ———— 1 47 146 L 53 I 60 I I — -• '"—' 3234528 ud "a "( 'Ti - - a, 1 • .. ED I I IhJ1 m-& AW 41 _ 9:00 AM! — J11141!W..W.aiI' SANFORD-2994 ORLANDO DR. ZAYRE PLAZA AT AIRPORT BLVD. , ii UiiIJ ('.10 '?,iiIiiiI 11.151' 51111 pItIed tin' defense' its hint to fault lolicki s club lead Ik'(, tarer played durnniv III o il clubs at trick one ,end won East s jack with the king lie then drew three' rounds of trumps ending in the closed hand Next he DIaS-ed a small club toward I e nine-six in dummy lie knew West had the heart ace for his original He hoped to discard one of Norihs small hearts on his club suit and eventually los.' only one heart, one club and one diamond trick West ruse with the luh ijuee'n and re'turne'd a club South had no fast entry to his hand to cash the ace of clubs except dummvs last trump However this line of play would cost him two heart tricks At trick seven he It'd a low diamond If East had las-ed lo w- without thinking, L est would win the trick and declarer would have de'u'l iiv'd a roBing e-ntrs to his hand to get that he'ari iii'. card from dummy t 'nfortunate-ly for South. East had been thinking What did West hate for his double ' Not bath .1cc' and king if he'a r t s lit, had two barn C'S to )lead ad that suit lie' r e'ali'e n e'e'el e'd the king of dm ,,njiinds Therefore, East rose' with his queen of diamiinds led .i i,w- n Its Oswald Jacob) and Alan Sontag The holding straight t ii ma ke sh.upvls takeout double' .,I his first turn rather th an a 'a ii he'.ir I 'tve'rea II on a five card suit North hid two was in w' a r d West clii ncE ise' ..nu seiuln Juinpea by Stoffel & Heimdahl BUGS BUNNY NCAMA ' VELOUR galm. Although a diamond ei or even the' heart .100 thoroughly (iMikl'(I South s goose -'.i'ai'At'1iI1 SIP lellIhi 5,\\ 3UT WC< Al' SC2E, 9J3S. :TS IDE AZE 50iN%30 'ASSONT(O COLORS TO 54 *101 5 Prescribed [)EAI( ABlY : have a problem that concerns a close relative with whin I must spend a great deal of time This woniazi is an incurable gossip who never has a good word to sa> about an> body. I listen quietly arid offer an occasional ''Is that MI, ''Oh, really?" But all the while I (eel tt'rribl> uncomfortable hearing all that gossip, some % y DJ •'' I but to - pi dure l'I'F..S Full 20-March 201 t'e-rsiis III .1 Isisittohi to furlist >iiur .,iiibitiiis will want Ii di si liei,e , but d on 't take c''ee'rs priitiiise liii, UVI iiUlil but uiiii,' a bil per lU )-ul tu.l., if 'eiiu are us c-rI> —r CHRISTMAS TIME. PRINTS !IQ , ANNIE FRANK AND ERNEST , 116 IN isle LAST WATIR RIPILIANT•INSULATID 45 icr.,t.. fl'4..A.._?ss4a.,z'. by Bob Thaves • [ 0 HAHA! Tl'- 'efl SAVE 5r.reOeV. RIG N I'- HATE 'lOt' SO MUCH 1')I1,411 hA PICKEt)' I'VE ({EM rRAINFP ;. j J-Sf-T'LUC't1 MO ONE CAiETCCu'., AtINI[!Qtç if A(i - E',N ,P ' 11 i '( -. '- '-"OUR 99y( • PINWALI COROUROY S • FUIRS MIOWALE 00 198 1 1IN1 REG. '" eL — YD. ' 2.88 P).!ISIII A fY01 14 HARMONY CHALLIS PRINTS $g8 MIS YO 4. 109IP(CIALJ . -I I SI WI1t$' NO LIMIT 3 1 IftCiAL PUK*AIf I BOTTONS in .'. 115 i/ui Si Il-fl AT 2711. ST. -."--• 1111111 IlllllIIlIIlIlIlIIlIlIlllllllIl1j 4' C APE V,55'JCx,. VNUtS TO NO-LIMIT SANFORD •.. , lied?, REPAIR PATCHES / bkViLlIf by I K Ryan TUMBLEWEEDS vatut '4Vt 'IOOfOt,AIa S. ..4 this happ) season OLi 'i 14), flc F'(CiU' I'M i1 LITTLE KID, BUT- -fl'tJUSTflTUAf1V8(6O!_ o"tlt) TIILR€ ARE A MhlLiOtI MORE flt'T r( TO Ah5WER AuENTS LI K E ME IN M'l 51ERt10E to THEIR 60VERHMern, ALCfIE -- c crNloN,AJIYOIIE - , - ' Innocent remarks might be misinterpreted . (;F:MINI I Ma) 21-June 201 It's important toda> to have the courage of >ow' (onvie-ti ons and to do what > vu believe is best Don't make concessions for the wrong reasons. CANCEII tJune 21-J ul y 221 'l'he views and ideas of cuworkers will be In harmon> with >ours ioda> , )et e-eelk'cti'e e'l> > ou Hi;.> preeluce 'ee.'r) little There e.suld be inure' talking than doing 1kM i July 23-Aug VI It isn't that you don't know how to acquire money or goods toda> Yotii' problem tines be in know mug what to dii with tllemii once the.'y're in hand. 's'lit(;() I Aug. ZI.&'pt. Vi IA1 nothing today that could make a mpit'uiilx'r of our . t;ciiiiis ie.'t'i 51,0 are muon' , iine'tniie'd a bout outsiders 011,11 s ou are ;elyiut kin 1,11111A Sept 23-Oct '231 ktvi'ee iviw to get things y do ne Ii. l;.>iri sit uat io ns w Lw re' iitlie'rs appear tip be all tliummiiis The edge' will be dullest, Isiweve'r, if 5(10 toot tietg' own horn S4Ol(lll) i Oct 24.Nii'. 221 I- nb> the holiiLe', activities, but be careful not to isermnslolge tisLi> Your self. iiisi114 1114 . It' 5st'ris i e, ('S cuing di- aw uugh Keep ticulicirrow in , ml 5t(.IIi .tltlt S 2.II)e' 21 There' is an upisurtuhli t> tislas that could ,ii . e 'e iijg se'uurit> or '111%,1111t. 'u iiur 'italic., but i ,elsui a i hani too - Nut there - e' iCI', jiiil r('u - uilrii/t' it for what it is iC11O€I - CAL CJ9(- v:, TURN I,6' TIE NYN A 1"E ic: r.'fihEREA4 IME FAT MIAIEtEN "E: ''4,1 '-I C 45.CRONPTON'S , ill SA(;ITT,%IIILr'S iNov. 23Dec. 211 Few have the caleabilities to express the true spirit of Christen,is a s )ou do toda). Your actions 'Aill by Leonard Starr OUTERWEAR is MEDCO DRUGS StIlts respect Sio(-e'rlt> affectations won't. D on't 't I)re'te.'n(l to be something >ou're not. Hilmiiane.'e, travel, luck, resources, possible pitfalls and career for tile e- ilttiing months are all discussed in )our Astro;r;.itt , 'ethicli begins with >iiUr Iiirtliiki> Mail $ I for each Astro-Graph. Box 489, I(ailiii ('it> Station, N V li19 114' SUte It' spec-if> birth ,i AQUARIUS I Jan 20-Feb I'JI In any financial dealings tesla> it's Imperative that you Is' realistic rather than on(fill) o p0 tuilstic Rose-c olored gla,sst's could distort the true , d1?.eading By MEDCO Self ,ie are n.".'. and ..'lf cart' go hand in hand in Iwin g respe)n'eet)l,' t.)r our own health Stunt' people (with their do doctor's apprtnal) are IM'ginnin to pratt ic-i' minor health ht'ckups (vision. re'.pratorv rate', reflex."., at home' Required for at -home checkup', the knowledge' of what is usually normal and what to k ,ok for with irregularit me's Also, a few simple procedures such as taking a pulse may need II be Ifl.pvtt'rt'tl Place three Fingers (not t he t humnhi on tbu artery on the' thumb side ol your WI ist or on the neck art,'r s lust to t he side of the damn " apple' 'l'inting for six second'.. count the nu in her of pulse heats Add o (crc, to the count to obtain the pulse rate 1wr minute. lIt'low is a guide for normal Pulse' rate''.: Infants 110-130. (ruin one to seven 90-120; Older children women 70-80: and, men 60.70. If your pulse is irregular, weak or does not hat.' a normal rate, consult your doctor . %'01,11 BI RTHDAY l)E('EM It R 26, 1988 From time to time this ceitiiim )car )o51 are' likel> to make ma jor revisions in plans effe'etirtg )our Future. ilk' C ha nges 114111 be we'll t lvi ug lit out and will lead >00 to the' success our old ideas could have (lL'ili&sl )OU. CAPRICORN I Dec. 22-Jan . 19) In )our dealings today, let )our true philosophy emerge. iter.,Ils '1 11111K., I llaN not Ct it k i ui tl(lI-. I March 21•Aprtl 191 I here's .i Icis_sibilit> Situ uiiI) n"I at ruiiuipliJi all >uio set ,ijit li, lii lu.Li ulue' it , a l.0- k f re'suil'ee Either work 4 1da'e bill deiri't .itte'iiipt Will I ti lit S i April 20-Mars _'Ili Siiiuie'uiijt' wliui cares fur C LINGW 1It I F.S i Ma IOu-jr •-ESi'.\ -E H 22 VALM ITO 3 - 1BRI DGE w."; FRIDAY Mixing with fnend.s at large gatherings will afford > vu great pleasure toda> Though the group tila) be sizeable, you'll stand out. SCURI'l() i0ect. 24-Nov. 22) I'erson.s who have not had an opportunit> to show >ou how itiutti the) real> care will go all-out today. The magnitude of their true Feelings may L WAT s SALE STARTS (;ood things are cooling 'eliOt' 'eta>. The.'> 're lik('i) to keep popping up, even tx'>ond tti s lia> da> if gift-giving Your Christmas will lx' a lung Spend as inuch little as Iiii-m1ble toda) ~% Ith loved ones mill t,lo-*- friends. Also, don't , vt-rluok the elders. Thc)'ll ant to hear froin N ou a-soA ell, 101 Your happiest hoursA Ill Im- OAN LB. SALE STARTS PISCES I Feb. 20-March I 65 NEXT TO MR. C'S FRIED CHICKEN 9:00 AM J 54 55 56 57 — 89 CH RISTMAS thing tk' 't'ate'st good for the largest nwitbe'r will be iiiir major concern, NS - --- _J not ine" is %our loved ones without trying to call attention to %ourself. find a iiit'rner companion LIBRA I sept - 23-Oct. 23 1 E OM 48 2108 S. FRENCH AVE. (17-92) FRIDAY 191 6 64 their generosity today, but not 111"Ito tiXia) and 110 One (I Of APT- I Yours Ready date uur uu.... .. _ .1 When — — — 21 H 'J - - 20 61 79 LB. PHONE ORDER AHEAD - 11 N ---- ES - $1 i II 14 NE 49 50 5' 11 $1 to 9 __________ — NEON ARC HI E 8 7 guiuu EN 09 $ 6 13 LB. 3LB5.ORMORE It, Ready open - T 7~_ $i)89 OUR OWN BULK Turkey Breasts t'ouhl - emperor 31 Weather bureau )abbrl 53 Bite 32 Properly right 55 Roof edge 35 Flightless bird 56 Resident of Glasgow 39 Left Out 57 Pull; 40 Pretend 19 . Cu tuna>, visit tnose w nose compans eiu thrieughlv enprofitable possibilities. jo>. The.' welcormie moat will Lx' CAPRICORN I Dec. 22-Jan. rolled out wherever sour 191 Fortunate are those wandering leads you who have you standing behind CANCER 'June 21-111> 221 tht'm txla> hat which the',: Bcc.iuse ',ou art' the tS fX' cannot accomplish for who enjo)s gising and doing themselves will be brought for o th e rs, those who care for about yOU. Romance, travel, you will find ways to express luck, resource's, possible their gratitude today. pitfalls and career for the I.EO Jul) si-Aug. 22r coining months are all The parts starts when >ou d sc us se d in >our Astro- enter the' scene tida> The (raI)ti, which begins with warmth and goici teili oU sour herthda) - Mail $1 felt' .xude terxts to lift the spirits each to Astroraph, Box 489, of all in sour presefl Radio C0 Station, N's VIII(A) I Aug. 23-Sept. VI 10019. 11e sure to six'cif birthOthers ma) miiake a show- of valuable contacts Upon 16 C - 1111 Ground Chuck 5 — — M CHRISTMAS i YOUR BIRTIIIIA's' those ',ou spend with the Dec. 25, 1988 Fammiils todas. You could also Joint ventures hold par- be in for a pleasant surprise tit'ular promise For you over regarding something >ou've the coming months. Find wanted changed. wa>s to ally >ourself with GEMINI i Ma> 21-June 201 persons of affluence and - hk'eds sour restless urges e..,.. i...... -. UUIIIV r.Ilu',ti,... -.iu...ri,,,.., I iIe.be. . . — — 4 3 2 12 LB. U.S.D.A. CHOICE NATURALLY AGED S For Thursday, December 25, 1980 52 Fiddling — — — 1 — - 12 -24 69 Roasts 'I .) \ I, other people's business. And make your lone respectful, fInn and finaL Its,HERNICE 1II-: DEosoI. stat uette enloyment OROSCOPE - • rraosEn H Western Beel ALL WHITE MEAT Getting Married? 26 27 30 Keem title i Pref ouS Puii'e 10 47 Roman river Eye infection i lap down Black bread 50 Persian con . county FRESH DAILY iiiiiiia 3 Raw materials 4 Idle rumor ' 39 Jane We Answer urir,er'i_____ - 'rainess IA C_JA I I Yl It ,S TJ sutfe amphibian 48 At far%11 I' M'AYAj Ic,j T A I S Compass 49 Arnbl.nçt Si$I UDOS 54'Rlai pont ,.__,z a ju i's 8 Of 59 sni 511 P 5 L: 1 12 Air (prefie( NJ$A LA i'APlJ 13 Piece vu1 60 Meecan L ARNOI IGAR 14 Opera by sandwich 0,1 Verdi 61 Buddy USA n'YL_._,1 15 Roman dateS 62 Geological pe I I.0.k M 16 Two times nod I iSo'jroi A I P 01 17 American folk 63 Declare Icy MAO singer 64 Persever.' SA LII tDADSLIra'u.MI AM I s 18 Antarctic sea 65 line 19 Strictest 66 Puts 20 Massage 43 Swift a,-craft 21 Common verb 22. Thug (tat) )abbr) 23 Wagon track DOWN 24 In the same 45 Main artery 24 Motivate .,,._ i..,, iV I1)U' I (p1) 29 Facet I Moderate 25 Ball team ', —s 31 Plant part 36 Bandleader , 1juGr 0-rio ) Iit'( fjc .' 37 'rnia 14P •') 46 DoCt,ine ACROSS by Mort Walker 33 Small amount 2 Renew \ CU TI E IOWA MEATS Wednesdiy, Dec. 24, 1103B 1'MPOUDODUANO A.C)U*'I1T MV B'.y" - Breakfast Sausage meeting and Christmas "Beta Buddy" exchange of Zeta Xi Chapter of Beta Sizma Phi. Members voted to donate the money received Irorii o - DEAR ABBY: My son, , iI , who is 21 and attends a — U UI UI 00 a rs, IUU. university, does not want to DEAR ABBY: How does a give me his off-campus ad. boy know when he Is old dress because he does not enough to get a girl pregnant? want me to visit him. I write CURIOUS IN to him in care of a post-office COIIOUS CHRISTI box. He claims that none of the t)FaiIt CURIOUS: Yours Is a very intelligent question, students there are visited by and you deserve credit for their parents. I am deeply hurt by his asking. What can I do? Any boy who is old enough attitude. UNHAPPY IN FI. to comple te the net of sexual [)FAR UNHAPPY: Don't intercourse is old enough to insist. (PS. But If you send get a girl pregnant. So until you are ready to become a him homemade cookies, bake for two. parent, play it We. Either don't hase sex, or use contraception. For more In. tlllIllllIlllllllllIIlIflhllllllllllIPIi formation, call your local Planned Parenthood. The) will give you the facts. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. WCCN 714 EL aluminum can sales this past month to the Sanford Christian sharing Center in addition to the regular Items donated. Deborah Partlow gave a committee update report on the Ronald McDonald skating party to be held for the benefit of Ronald McDonald House and Kathy Bukur reviewed obligations for the Valentine Ball. Highlight of the evening came after the. closing of the meeting when Beta Buddy Christmas gifts were exchanged and shared. Perfect attendance included: Kathy Bukur, Sandy Crews, Janet Laubert, Janet Jacobson, Bonnie Jones, Alice Livingston, Norma Loepp, Myra Michels, Deborah Partlow, Virginaia Powell and Donna Thomason. ... DEAR SENT : Like you, many prefer to stay home and send their money to support a worthy cause. It makes sense BLON DIE - THOf€ fliE OTHER COUN1RI6Ill OUR BLOC ARE AM01 �/ __I-_____ : , , . , ., .-.-, .- . . '.~ . 66-Evening Herald, Sanford, F Wednesday, Dec.24, 050 - 41-Houses 41-H 41-Houses ORG REALTO R St. iw rn-sw MERRY CHRISTMAS To ALL & TO ALL A GOOD HOUSE! RIAtTOR Homes Low Down Payment ERA . HAL cOLBERT REALTY . MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR CHARMING 2 Bm, 1 Bath, CHA, Fireplace, Screened Front Porch. 533.500, MAS. _ Lvii. $ Acres at Seminole Community College Entrance Hwy 1712. New Walnut Bookcases from $75. P4011's Osteen Old House, Needs Repairs, with Lot 47013'. Fruit and Oak Tress. Owner Financing. 511001. 2 Bdrm, 11 iBoth. 2 Story condo. Pool. spacious. Total 135,100, 7200 Sq Ff. Concrete Block Commercial Bldg I Block from no* Hospital site. Needs work. Total 130.000 BATEMAN REALTY BROKER Garage Sale. 2 Bdrm, I Bath, Large Screen Porch. Now Carpet and Paint. Total 127,500 Large 2 room office with 3 Bdrm living quarters. Total 135.000. StillS down will buy you any ii the following: LAKE MANY. Neat 3 ldrm, III Both. Family Rm. Lou down ernedown payment with FHA ouVA; $34511. 3 Bdrm, I Bath Home with 2 Bdrm, I Bath Mobile on I Acres In Osteon. Total 143.100.. Large 3 Bdrm, I Bath Concrete Block with I Bdrrn., I Bath Concrete Block Garage Apartment. Total $37.500 11300. MOVE NIGHT IN Lively 4 ldrm, 3 Bath Split Plan Peel Him,. Extra Large Resins with Cheery, 181 In Breakfast Hub off Kitchen, Grist Neighborhood near Golf and Country Club. Owner Anxious. BARBS 410.500. Merry Christmas and Phil Pastoret CALL experience. All lvli Singer Future Fully auto, repossessed, used very short timerIginai $553, bal Sill or $21 riTo Agent 3311304 work Kenmore parts, $*vlce, 0 0 or C ko EALTY 323 -73138 N o mailer the actuality, in lB years this winter will be the worst anyone can recall. 2601 SANFORD AVENUE Cal iBart , Experienced auto REAL ESTATE REALTOR. 3221458 311-3)SI.R kit 5T$1. Wild Turkey Decanter's Battle for Sale. After 7 p.m. 3333334 S ACRES, WELL, SEPTIC I. ELECTRIC. ZONED MOBILE. 122,900 TERMS Sanford, Florida 3771) 3230501 Orlando 337.1$1? Excellent wages, bonus and fringe benefits. The Jolly Holiday is Near Need More Cash Sell or trade it Hefei Opportunity Employer LOT -i large lot in Georgetown 44* Ill 32) 0225 was owgr The swmieuov Small bicyle? Sell these 141. 4lecii wilt a want ad. To place Your ad, call your friendly Classified gal at The Herald, M.F 223.5432 New Ba Ipqs. I. Mat?, twins, or full size $3300 Is. Pc. JENKINS FURNITURE CO. 301 East 251h Street Sanford 3310410 322-0244 PU*N$ftt*1 Wtt$O50.MAfER 322-2411, or III P003 COMMERCIAL PINBALL MACMINI I Player. Good working coed Only 5300 322 UI7 for in formation Beautiful sofa with matching lovoseat Only 3 months old, yellow I. green print. 5500 for both 332 5153 For Sale 357 Magnum Dan Wesson Holster and Shells Like New Trade oven HP Evinrude Motor Elec. Start br IS0r20HP 323 4110 Alt 1pm Used Building materials, large Quantity of doors, all sign °eas. )314239. Pay ment. BAK$,fll4 N. Mifls Ave. (I7.fl) Orlando I-0114-38116 I 230 Fl, 4. 4. 5, 12 for 52.500 Good Cqrd. 3730114 or 322 7017 LEVI JEANS I JACKETS Army Navy Surplus 310 Sanford Ave 322 375) way, Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION eiry Wednesayat 5pm It's, the only or* in Florida You set the reserved price Call 101 21S1311 for further details - __ WE BUY CARS URItNIAL RUGS WANItO' Top Pric es Paid I I. FILLOIR'II'f'OpSOlL YELLOW SAND Call Clarif & blrth23.7350 701 S French 323-7034 A I I1& W.'bu used furniture. '71 OLDS 4 cyl Auto. R I H 510 mo. Applications by phone 1355) 00, 1314401. ap pliances & plumbIng fixtures. JENKINS FURNITURE CO. 205 East 25th Street 22) 091111 65-Pets-Supplies GARAGE ---. SIBERIANHUSKYFemna1e1yr old, AKC rig. Black gray, white. Blue eyes, housebroken. SALE For Estatl, Commercial I ResIdential Auctions IAppraisals. Call Deli's Auction, 373 M" - Shots 322 2595. - Free Female Beagle Ideal br R,tlr,d - couple Atfect.. spayed, healthy, 3 yrS 323 1457. 1977 GREMLIN 2395 -_ 76-Auto Parts Black Puppies $10. Parents frompoodneigimontood. Call 37143)4. 1978 MG MIDGET REBUILT BATTERIES ISIS A OK Tire Mart 21)35. French 3227*0 Rig. AKC Sibirian Husky PuppieS. Blue eyes, white mask 5. black coat. F or 7731147 01' 3223517. $3795 1978 JEEP AGONEER 55OO ,t Cash Buyers for a small in vestment. Place a low cos classified.ad for results 32234). or Ill 5153. - II month old Doberman, Housebrokin.someobldience 323 7200 or 3230474. Ask for Jo 1978 CONCORD WAGON $4995I ---------.--- - 77-Junk Cars Removed BUY JUNK CARS & TRC From 11010%Soor"We I ! I Call"2.104, nj !I" CASH Paid for Junk cars afta Trucks FrooPIckup ,131.19U '111111-41orm Halt Quarter, half Paso. Gr with children. Will hold r I 1 SANFORD MOTOR CO. 1 AMC/JEEP $08 S. F rencIf A ve. equip mInt. 3225010 _________________________________ _________________ ___ - "Will Design & Build to Suit Buyer 1-305-574-3469 1 GROW'S CONSTRUCTION CO. 1-904-734-8537 Quality Built Ilomew & Additjonh rWne may not be the largest - but we're the BEST - and we're GROW-ing. BEST TELEVISION Zenith la" Soil State Portabl with romatic Color arranty. II per moFinancing avail . No down Ch quality To i ng Around, In - world. Mass-production techniques Increasing prosperity and S[xtytiwee years season, a sophistication played a role in this surge, commIttee of bureauaUc Scrooges tait In the end, w1gsters wanted - as . ruin-" . - -'We spain , ,' or . -Cammm -..-. always toys that mat copies .-.nearty , like Scrooge, But in the end n the real world. were captivated from being ll Toys adya By MARY BEST BEST BEST BEST SAKS 1164 N. Mills (Ill Orion" 1014.3041 NEW QUASAR 015 nfscreenlV, 5 s ft Rem control Save S1.. Sale 195$ 620 "O )NE PHONE CALL STARTS A CLASSIFIED RESULTFUL 0 ON ITS NUMBER IS m,Eo?) THE 1981 Le COUGAR TV repo I," Zenith Sold orlg 1152 75 32,5 I3 I. or SI? mc Agent design service 6.6% FINANCING 12% APR.' \0 locatio n Ion LONG TERM LEASING RENTALS BY DAY. WEEK OR MONTH Day. I genera very special holiday. g l with cooserving the nation's reffoutirces ring World War I, U.S, Coluncill for National Defense proposed price tttod aIk selling remIrilwat of the spirit of self4enial baby would look at such rude creations as practiced by the Puritan fathers, who delighted the babies of 50 years ago... Ute had banned the celebration of ChrWmas really instructive and highly interesUng altogether. toys of our time, the scientific and The hero of the hour was A.C. Gilbert, mechanical ones (were) a clus utterly unknown in olden days." Lukin went on to describe the earliest ManufwWrers of the U.S.A. Armed with mechanicalloys,poweredb an assortment of Irwares,Gilbertand cut ed over a wheel that a a representative group of man uf actorera poir our figures. U almost all early toyL set out for Wu SUFttL0O PHYR 19*0 thom '5850 1111 IN$'tIOOY 1950 MIUDA LOCAL IRALI 1979 I-BIRD tao&ioeis 1979 COUGAR XR-7 - r I "e' I . . - , I N . . S . "s . . I , I _t simplest versi ons to dived th e erlws. Ca thy R1 1 `4 . IL - --. It was the increased use of metal for use during The . . I .N 4. ,, nw Boston post ronnrtM that Gilbert 18-3h nrA 'Alk Metal made and company were at first so LnUmidaW elegant and deWed shapes andl, more by ft dWned atmosphere of the office importantly, adided truly durable wheels and the serious mien of the Council and gears to the stock of parts. members that they hurriedly slowed the By do mid-IW Use toy business had, toys bebkA a couch. (The boils already grown so large, ftt almost every town, had belm efficiently and, hilariously In- nb matter how far from the beaten track. ~~ I ~ I.., A - 1 . . I . . I j I I II II , ) 1, . , . compulter game held by Kenny colon, Ill, algo of -Ud*f& - ._/ :4! . ". 1, . . . Ii .. ~ - 1. 4e I -.4 I., - ~_.' . I I 10-1 -L'4 "I" I . I . . . 'K ..., . ..I 1. . spected by security guar i.iuoen had a toy store, or at least a store which - /1 embarhed icon an eloquent de fense of sold toys. A fancy store In New York the role of toys in molding the patriotic proudly advertised the arrival of the and 1li of American youth. most popular playthings In December tha : His audi en ce th t primed, out came 1344 "by packet from Le Harve the tO)l followed by the Counc il's swift locomoti ves, mechanical and Automaton - ..• capitulation. According to the Post ac- toys for children." S Toy manufact ur ing was interropted count, "From the moment he opened I thenL. the secretaries were boys again, during the Qvtl War, but emerged from amid • -. go. Indust co n fl ict r ar to ry Secretary (of the Navy) Daniels was as the ing wi th an Ives submarine as he Ameri ca were on the move, and soon From mid-century, the boom in vehicle blow." A few years later, when Russia could be with a new destroyer... he kept most toys moved somehow, with the help Early mechanical planes were life end children. Nowadays, a major fast hold of It... 'Toys appeal to the heart of wind-up clockwork, friction motors, toys led to copies of every kind of horse- and Japan were at war, the manulac- propelled by wind-up spring motors, but new toy emerges with a pedigree of of every one of us, no matter how old we gravity devices, magnetism and, finally, drawn conveyance, eventually moving turer revived the model with a new paint by 1921 stores were carrying one with an psychological and education testing and from horses to horsepower. One of the job -"The Cossack and the Jap." Teddy electric motor which flew around a pole. marketing analysis. are,' said another cabinet member. And steam and electricity. There also was a significant and in- first wind-up toy automobiles on the Rooselvelt and the Rough Riders it was because they did.,. that the boys manufacturers were at the Not to long ago, computers - if not the _______ first - was charging up San Juan Hill was also mercy of the whim of the market. In the c"stom were gophIsticsted gnid ex. age of in changes were reflected, and sometimes Navy clutched anfidpated, by a parallel growth in the room In 1917. fervently in .ww- .a.' 'wir -I 'F' r . . , 11 . . ' r . -' .' MMUS1LkM I N . ' - I - 1981 CAPRI '-- $5995 '5125 54995 4 . . .. . ,' -'or' . V I - hZh9ft_hqq0- 4;. , Tr,'4 _i' ,,. -. ' "' '' . ',• . ' '--'.- 'c . . , &~.!. 0 - ~ I* I ~ . , 1. 1. j`., , I __~. ., .-. 1:L')'!' 1, I . . ~ 111 . I'l thP '1b the boys and girls of 1917, they scndlnu the foe his devising - and Uonel trains chugged filled the gap. The post-war baby boom will awake ba merry Christmas nrtrought unprecedent ed focus on family ning. co g with "a solar-plexis Into their place in history. - , . , j / ' - L - . . , I ... - 10A0 ?6.y . . .. ,.________ ____ -- . that native Americans not ordy revered the =but that they devoted much timie and ingenuity to observing its position and movement In the sky. elrUes, -, . . I movements were itnicorporated Into their cultues and " / By RITA BOBOWSKI Special loThe Herald it goes by many n ames : the be ginni ng ci winter, the shortest day of the year, midwinter's night. This year It occurred Dec. 21 at precisely 11:5 am. EST To astronomers It Is known as the winter solstice, the moment when the sun stops Its southern migration In the sky. In fact, the word solstice comes from the Latin "solsUUm," meaning "the sun comes to a halt." Most people today are barely aware ci the un les of North America ear I I dian celebrated that event w,i,,, elaborate rituals Indeed recent archaeological evidence supports The sun, uu the laid, played a central role in Lives of native America ns. Its light and warmth brought life to the people their crops. ,' OPIM NIflLY flU 9 SAT.SUK.TIU.6PM .. , ,.:, - 11 NO DEALERS PLEASE! OPkNSUNDAY I 12.6 PM 10 , I 11 i';" ',14, ?. 'A ,.,-" :... . y 6.6% FINANCING , 01 12% APR QUalIfied Buyers •:.. .' .''1i "-1R'~ . "1'• 'j' , 4 ,, arld, like I'Ilirn.atelv Earl*iest Americans Celebrated Shortest Day Ot Year 1230-80 , that meeting Uncle Sam down for - - . _V.71m. -11111 . !!~_ ,lifelle~ .. I __ _01faks 'ielso:7- a small electric motor of they made. But a new generation swittly fledgiirg naUon to a world power. The reshatic submarine the Secretary of the and the Don," depicting a fist-fight, with trains of, pp 5555 HIGHWAY 17-92, LONGWOOD, FLORIDA - 831-8090 - 322-4884 -..--.... I r 4 I. I. but there was a . I i ) I I ,_ . ton to convince oys would not mtwWs or manpower from an war j LARGEST DISCOUNTS N CENTRAL FLORIDA ____ ______ . $5995 ". Toys have entered the computer age. Cotsodi that of UU -USID CAR SPECIALS.-. 100 MUSTANG y home creatlow or Imports to of large-scale enterprises. In 1852 aUMWF James buyingand embargo on we OFF 8995 I I '5425 $7995 I -- , they E STOCK UQUIDATION SALE iilALLES 1980 CITATION tts-ss'c' 'Ills I.IARK 1 of LENA WAITE 1-305-668-6526 GLORIA CLAUSING 1-305-574-2754 Hostesses: 90% DISCOUNT OFF MARK-UP STWEEN SUGGESTED RETAiL PRICE AND INVOICE 1979 LINCOLN TOWN CAR 4i.JltIR t00,t,QPMDJS Pt -t of Start Building Your "Christmas Fund" Todayt Buy and Sell the Want Ad Way. SAVE (NO DEALERS PLEASE) - ago this playing for a preview of all the BEST things to come. ENTIRE NEW 1980 & 1981 INVENTORY % Oualilled Buyers 'S toy and SALE ENDS - Past awake this C)rlstmaa morning upon a Works, for example, got its start when produced In the INk by H.T. Kingsley, huge swcess. early 'as, Kingsbury produced a pensive scientific equipment. This year, Although electrical motors merry as Clristmases in one Mr. Wilkins found that his model who simply removed the horse from a day monoplane which sat on the shelves stockings will be tilled with electronic clothes-wringer sold better than the real sporty carriage model and added a by themselves and "shocking machires" unn past" oticedby kids whose heroes were games and devices, and some children Those eager middle-aged "boys" were thing. like other enterprising me of the steering wheel. were a popular novelty, there were no World War i aces in their biplanes. Then will have more up-to-date equipment in Animated pull- and push-toys real electrical toys in the l850. Steam with toys barely dreamed of by. time, Wilkins knew a good thing when he Undbergh flew the Atlantic, and a quick their toy boxes than their parents have in somewhat less ding , paint job produced t he "spirit of St. th their greatgreat'.grpnts. And saw it. pl unged into production of remained hugely popular. In the 1M a engin es were somnew eir of fi ces. es alcohol, Louis." An eventual lull in sales of this neither generation ge could have guessed small versions of tr, ains carts, wagons, new variation arrived and considerably rwmlog on small quantities Whatever developments the future raised the noise level on Christmas and toy steam trains and locomoti ves item was reversed when Wrong-Way that their playthings - a link to Iday's fi re engines - anything that moved, may bring, whatever unimaginable line of electronic toys - would end up in The second half of the 19th century was mronlng. These toys were fitted with were very poipular. Corrigan flew to Ireland; the planes were dreams our grandchildren may confide wind-up toys; steel chimes or belts automatically struck as first electric train seems to have pain the collections museums such as the the golden green and sold like hotcakes n their letters to Santa Claus, parents been produced 1596, but the quin. springs contimied to be cheaper and they rolled merrily along. Sznittwonian Institution, The Great Depression and the second will greet them with the mixture of There was socio-political commentary teasentlal boy's Icy did not come Into its century or electricity. The 19th saw the Insafer than s tem The dimstriailratlon of America and the period saw the success of such as well. One popular item during the own until the new century. In 1903 Joshua World War meant the disappearance of dismay, wonder and nostalgia that has the Spanish-American War was 'Uncle Sam Uonel Cowan issued a catalog of modeleenany old, established firms and the toys always been the lost of Santa's helpers, growth of the United States from a manufacturers as Ives, producer Stop by our new model, now open, Corner Chestnut St. and Providence Blvd., Dettona, SALE ENDS G1080 COMBS Special to the Herald • 11 Tuesday, DOcember 23, 1980 Chris tiiri e - %-e' ak ases . y and &b Of the United States are going to creasing vogue for realism. Wilkins Toy American market . I11€UIfl STOCK LIQUIDATiON SALE ' - _______ U11 -WUUU Central Florida's *1 Volume Lincoln Mercury DsaIir ____ 12-30-80 -, Sale DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION 1913 FRENCH AVE. (20th ST.), SANFORD 62-Lawn-Garden Concrete Steel Forms for Hy 12. I mile west of Speed OR COME IN Sanford PurUltur, Salvage, IF. 52, So. of Sanford. 122-5711. ]WAY COMPACT SYSTEM Player, etc. Pay st"or $13 per - CALL US FIRST 323.3203 inc.thafrs. Items to'chelcoo from. Noll's COLOR TELEVISION RCA 2S" TV in Walnut Console. Sold new over $700 Balance due SIVI of take ever payments $19 per mo. NO MONEY DOWN. Still In *arranty will deliver. Free home trial. no obligation Call MI 5394 day or night. 80-Autos 'GOLD-SILVER. tlanforniture Salvage, I?. - Wednesday.- L)ecember 24, 1980 3237134 - ANTIQUES USED FURNITURE Herald Advertiser 4. 14ebtVAIA - - yr Excellent Cond. 14.000. Loaded TOP PRICES PAID FOR -1140. of Iantord..323.U,p. " - 1pain d mini' diviley AEL W .- - - 79-Trucks.Tral lers 'NEED CASH?. int Qflke D l,multed. Pfoiis l ls,YnIelli I Sale. Su ' HONDA MINI TRAIL BIKE Excellent Condeitiom, Please Call 322 lOSS or 3225144 equipment. P4011's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17 02. So. of ntord 3225771+ AOA,&JSIMU Equipment . 7$B-M,Bikes Wanted to buy used sfflce 3320333 dsr t to do Sell Or* - The "Ick. easy Went.Ad way. The magic number IS 322. 2611 or 11131,11,93. HONDA CB0 Very good c. 323-0051 fter S. w BUY USED FURN$TUII APPLIANCES Sanford Furniture Saivagt_J2 $721. __ ____ __ 7 Gal, tank 1)5. 2$ HP Elgin Lied. Start outboard motor 1)5. 327 4350. S ACRES NEW FENCE & CATFISH POND, GENEVA AREA. $25,000 TERMS. with own tools. 30IlOrtandMRS Orlando Or 322.341) or 53)003. 02.EJISATIA.MI01P.M. 2 Healthy TerrIer Pupoies. lWks. Old. S3Seact . GOOdUiidiV'.524Lon ITI If you don't tell pqcpl. how ke they going to know? Tell them! wIth a classified ad. by calling froufTh.tMs, kbKOMO Tool 1171 LOWRY ORGAN Model TGS.I I Channels symphonic strings, auto. chords with arpeggio. Call after S 322 541 S.igter oil hater with Fan 100 I ACRE LAKEFRONT NEAR NEW LAKE MARY HIGH. hISS FrencluAvs _ -. Weddings, ln.Ifoma PSIW41tS. Parties. Groups. Ptetoaplty by John Cullum. 323-0310. 2½ ACRES VOLUSIA COUNTY, LOW DOWN. IC YEARS 10% APR. SEIGLER REALTY Schn.ad.r ____________ 53-TV-Radio-Stereo Suitcases, Es. 535+ 5301445+ **e BROKER John FULL SIZE Hotel box springs & I Now Sears Exercise Bike. Was 5123. now $15. 2 Leather Need Extra Christmas Cash? Advertise with a Low Coot Classified Ad. $m,wher, woods idoot vow don't need. must be experienced, Firestone Tire & Rubber Co USED 0*5 KITCHEN RANGE. Double oven, Magic Chef. Clean, Workable, 133. 3333111. mattress sets. 110 for bitt pieces. Sanford Auction, 131$ _rench. 32kMon 1aI 3 ACRES ST JOHNS RIVER, WOODED, 130.000 TERMS mechanic. Applicant free play. Excl. coed, with records. Will deliver. 331 0341 or 253.7411 Excellent cond. 12103 00. Call Co. oil W. 1st SI, 323-1100. 9200 Value. special rww4121.50. Bob Ball Music Center 2200 French Ave. 322225$. 'Washer rope. GE deluxe model. Sold crig $10935, used short time, 151 5115.14 or $1133 mc. Aqint 1•5 Juke Boxes. Coin operated or 110.000+ HELP WANTED used' washers. MOONEY At'. PLIANCES 3230401. PIN BALL MACMINIS Coin operated or trio play. Excl. CON. will deliver, 53005350 3310544 or 255.7a11. 01000 PER ACRE TERMS. to handle it 11255 '75 Suzuki GSISO. Shaft Drive. -- Gold, Sliver, Colts, JOwo)ry, non amplifier Still In time for ChrIstmas. Have a homo Turquoise Jewelry Party, Details. Call 322 4455. Buy Antiques and Moder n Furnitre One Pieceor Houseful Bridges Antiques 323-7001 Your Own at Christmasl '304 Sanford 323.7703.- - - There's No Place Like a Horns of MICROWAVE to Tsp Pr Ices. Call 322 1312 337 Ruger stainless revolver with hoister. 4" barrel Ex, Coed 5200 firm. 372 1305 Brand New, push button control has oro+ Originally $415, balance 1350. 510 montf.ly. Magnolia Ave. Downtown SI ACRES NEAR OSTEEN has seniority 57 A-. kjr.g a Anwr.o 335 5305+ guaranteed. Frei estimates. Jo1n'sSew IN Vac, II) S. INVEST IN YOUR OWN S ACR ES, nicety wooded and not too far from town. OK for home or mobile, priced $14,500 with terms to fit your budget, - ________________________ RF.REPO+ IIcu+ft.frost free. Dig. 1521 now 1205 or $10 mo. CLEAN OIL A, ADJUST GREGORY MOBILE HOMES aolOrlandoDr. 373S200 VA 5. FHA Finsncing 3235774 mittee will take up his plaint. Equal ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS RESULTFUL 'END. THE NUMBER IS 323-2411. Your sewing machine or vacuum cleaner $2.00. Parts A. Supplies W all machines. Over 20 yrs. Call 178.2411. says a Iriend, when they cease Call Furniture Salvage, 17.52 S. of Sanford. 3221121. Sanford 3224510 See our beautiful now IWOAD MORE, front I rear CR's Happy New Year The union's grievance com- to tight over who Like new 5130. P4011's Sanford WRANGLER JEANS Covoy cut, cotton and polyester, assorted colors. Buy 1st Pr. 510, Inc! Pr. ½ Price. WILCO SALES-HWY. 44-W I Ml. W. of 1.4 StUN. UNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSET, Sell those things that are taking up space with a wantlust ad inthellerald3fl3OlIor 131-11". - MOST IPO1'%INSTOCK toss crGold liMe JewelryeqCilns 50 inch Hotpoint Electric Range. Executive Desk 34*12 A Credenza and Chair $530 Set. Or will sell separately. Misc. Chairs, Tables and Dressers. Bedspreads $-ISO Es. LargePortable TV Screen $7.30. Automatic shot measure for Bar. $500. Call Kathy 321000+ If you aren't using your pool table, take a cue, and sell It with a Herald classified ad. Call 322.2411. 43-tots-Acreage IM DT ITS after 6 p 3720047. Orga'Tiawsy tor Christmas. Elec. Guitar I Orlando I 0143140 .nl hNfl Sale: ir. All', Awning, Orden. Full Sit I. both, 3 clets Sift - wnte1ed. W-73 ldrm, 2 Bath with Gor,eewe Peel Is Gigantic 27e17 Screenod Is Polle with Custom ..Q PIE, Detached Workshop. Your Movie plardts will eve their ewe iressleve.. Privately fenced. Many May more latras. 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HwdHRethy ..-.-.-. - 1I50YZIOSG II90 YZ2SOG ., +.. 67-Livestock-Poultry rides and ske, bell. To" is on the Map follow the Above : ,so Buy Football TickOts with Money You make with a Mortgage Broker, 1104 E.' 514.000. 10 Acres Osteen. $175 mo. After 4 323-5353 or 323 4074. 321.O75 IC Acres in Osteen. Fenced river access Total 130.000. - - - Knot or Star Wars magnetic Arm to Children. Also Pony - Furniture Furniture We pay ciih f, lit & 2nd mortgages Ray Leçg. 1k. 1S0 Fleetwood Crownpolnt. Lic. Real Estate Broker 7440 Sanford Ave Sanford 50% all Selected sets of new Inner Springs Bedding. P1011's Sanford Salvage, 17 52S. of Sanford. 3221131. 47-A--Mortgages Bougtd & SoM 24 HOUR 322-9283 + Horses also. 371.7155. Free Salvage, 17-12 S. of Sanford. We buy equity In Housot, apartments, vacant land and Acreage. LUCKY INVEST* MENTS, P.O. Box 2300 Sanford, Fla. _337jj._333.4741. , 3413 S. French Ave. Orlando Sinlord 3771377 *210440 41.BC0rd0nume For Sal. - .- .- . .. ....-- .. 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CHA. Hwy 434 5th St., Lit. Mary Blvd. 2224113 - cl.ln, used, full-site ON Spgs I Mitt. $1550 es. pitce. Professional. Sell, Laos* or Pont FRICkE & FRICkE MLS 003W. 124 St. 3314735 3234111 á-3j Good, *5w, ASSOCIATES, INC. REALTORS, MIS XMW CM for your loll Will build on Your lot or our so. YEnteqp,in, Inc. Whispering Pines Professional Plaza. Professional Office for Sale. Prestige Complex. High exposure. Easy access. Call I. 505440-44)4, Rudy Jordan Real Estate Realtors, 35 N. Shell Rd. DeBary, Fla. Jim Jordan UNSWORTH 111ALTY VA.FHA.235.Con. 1. Phone 377 'fInfotd Companyl nIuT Mi Inc Rul3 donE4 E4 The Timi Tested F irm Reg Real Estate Broker 120 Pd. Perk Ave 3fll IUL1$TT* .U.$.A. ___ • JOHN K RIDER ASSOC. 107W Commercial move in. 373.7fl MLS 322-1170 Reg Real Estate Broker Near 17-12 0000 Down Take over Loan at 1324 mo. Card HA. Fully carpeted Ready to R ALV _-Furniture es W. Garnett White JUNI 46-Commercial Property - '. i The Navaho Indians, like Iliafly other native Americans, have always recognized the importance of the sun to all life on earth. This religious significance. recent sand painting depicting the sun has providing a calendar on which to base their ceremonial, ,agrlcultural and hunting activities. - the sun, th ey knew th at they wo uld lose life itself. Th us sun-watching was a crucial activity, and the winter solstice was on e of the mos t significant re ilgloua festivals of the Year." "On the day of winter solstice," Chamberlain continues, "the am rises and sets at its most southerly position on the horizon. At noon on this day, the aim appears at Its lowest point in the southern sky. Early native Americans were afraid that the sun might ii 1 continue to sink lower and lower in I perform disappeared altogether. They te.t they. S'SI'let)l of rituals to guarantee that the sun would continue to rise and set and return to the northern sky." Americans not only ca rried out ceremonies but also developed ingenious ways to observe the sun. Consider , for exampl e, Cahokia, in what is now sou thw estern Illinois. Cahokia was a major Indian city between the 10th and 14th centuries on the Mississippi River near present-day St. Louis. In the l96, atchaeologist Warren Wlttry of the Cranbrook Institute of Science near Detroit discovered within the limits of the pjg city a series of pits, arranged in a circular From the shape and ummenslons of the pits, Wtttry surmised that they once held wooden posts which could have been used to mark the directions of sunrise at the The Hopi Indians of Ariziona,for Ln3l,ance, celebrated the winW solAice for many huridreds of years with a complex, nine-day ceremony called "Soyal." Chants, summer and winta soisUces and at the equ.1noxes (the two Umes of the year when the sun crosses the eWator and day and night are everywhere of equal length). dances, prayer offerings and public rituals were held to entreat sun god to tum back from hasouth w course and begin anew a northward journey, bringing °Ught and warmth far the coming growing 'tTus tinning and me discovery of several interesting artif acts (among them a ceremonial goblet) suggest that the Cabokians might have used the site not only to observe the sun but also to stage ceremonies to mart sol stice . "Early the natural world," says Von Del Chamberlain, an Anthropologists have observed the Soyal festivities firstha nd since the late 19th century. Their reports indicate Hopi Indiana made pr sticks, or Pabos, assorted objects, such as feathers, string, astronomer at the Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum In Washington, D.C., who has studied astronomy in ancient cultures. "When the sun would rise, they were thankful; when it set, they were hopeful it would rise again. If they lost herbs and willow sticks. The sun priest placed the offerings at a "sun altar" facing the direction of the midwinter solstice, just as the sun peeped over the horizon. Recent archaeological discoveries reveal that nauve ayer of - Today me nati ve ri cancelebrationsofthe sun survive in ceremonies and art - the Hopis, tar in stan ce , still celebr ate Soyal - although d sun no longer plays the same crucial role In their lives as It did an the Liv es of their ancestors. But to ancient nati ve American astronomers, It was only natural that the so central to life itself, should be so closely oh. served - - .. - S -- S - �4—Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. '—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Tuesday, Dec. 23, 1q10 Wild nisday, Dec. 24, 1U Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Ft. Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. A Fitting Ode To T Callig ra p h y: I enjoyed my life on the mountainside As I stood with all of my friends I enjoyed the sun and then the snow And my branches would bend with the winds. In Pursuit Of The Trace Of The Brush By SUSAN BLI&S Look over the evening class schedule of a community college or the art shell at your local library, and you're likely to find a book or a person to teach you calligraphy, the fine art of writing. Westerners have rediscovered calligraphy after centuries of its eclipse in favor of the speed and economy of mechanical type. Not so in the East, where the earliest *m of script appears on Chinese oracle bones and bronzes dating from the 15th certury B.C., and where calligraphy has been honored ever since as the highest form of artabove painting, sculpture and ceramics. The Smithsonian's Freer Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C., Is one of the first museums in the Western world to seek out Chinese calligraphy for its collection. A recent acquisition in- cluded 12 scrolls created by some of China's most revered masters as long ago as the 4th century. "The art of calligraphy developed because Chinese writing itself is picturesque, and the flexible brush is the perfect tool for it," Dr. Shen Fu, the Freer's curator of Chinese art, explains. Western calligraphy has a different look to it, he notes, not just because the forms are different, but because it is created with a hard. pointed pen. In China, today's brushes—still basically the same as those used 2,400 years ago to create the earliest types of written script—are made of natural hair. Sheep hair is used to make soft brushes, which produce a flowing, leisurely line. Stiffer brushes, best suited for rapid writing, are made from goat or badger hair. A single brush can write thick, thin, curved or angular. strokes. It is resilient enough to transmit the slightest movement of the calligrapher's body and versatile enough to produce any one of the six major styles of Chinese writing. Mastery of calligraphy comes to a gifted few after years of concentrated practice. Fu, 43, is a painter and calligrapher as well as a scholar. His book, The Trace of the Brush, is the definitive work in English about Chinese calligraphy. Fu vividly remembers his ([rat experi ences as a student of writing during his childhood In China. ,The process begins in the early grades of primary school, when a child is only six or seven. I remember the black spots all over my hands as I practiced composition," Fu says. Students receive books with standard Tuesday, Dec. 23, 19110-3 Wednesday, Dec. 24, lflO—S characters printed in red. Using black ink on their brushes, the children must try to cover each stroke of the red character perfectly, with correct brush movement. "At first your hand is not steady, and your skill is not so good," Fu says. "Gradually, you achieve the control and learn the techniques for different strokes." In principle, every child in China takes at least six yers of calligraphy in school, even today. This provides basic training, but not enough Ic become a master. The really tinportant years follow in college, when serious students work independently. While relatively few people practice calligraphy as an art or scholarly pursuit, fine writing has always been an important part of daily life, Fu says. "When a Chinese doctor writes a prescription, be is still required by tradition to inscribe it with refined brush writing." "My uncle was a doctor and my grandfather forced him to practice calligraphy regularly," Fu says. "I was recruited to assist my uncle by grinding his ink for him." Chinese ink is manufactured In dry, cake form to be pulverized and mixed with water immediately before use. "We lived in a country village outside Shanghai, and our home did I came to a town a long way away Was sent to a field rather late They pushed and pulled and set me up tall. And they tagged me for nine ninety-eight. I loved the birds as they played in my limbs - My limbs were so dry and my mind was a blur When the voices of children decreed They looked at me and I heard them say. "Hey, Dad, this Is the one that we need." They would fly and flutter and sing And the bees would fly by, their honey to make From the flowers the Spring rains would bring. not have central heating," the Freer expert says. "In the winter, the water for the Ink would freeze and my handi would grow so cold that I had jp grind the Ink over a tiny charcoal itDve.' Calligraphy Is not an abstract art, although people who do not read Chinese may appreciate it In thai way. Each character of a • conventional shape, and the calligrapher must be able to produce it legibly. But within this form, a great artist can create a distinctive combination of strokes. The style is always unique. The pursuit of calligraphy requires discipline, Fu says, recalling an influential, pipe-smoking teacher from primary school days. "If you didn't sit or hold the brush properly, the teacher would rap you on the head with his long, brass-tipped pipe." "1 learned a lot from this man. He would practice over and over on the same piece of paper. In the countryside, where people were poor and had to save every penny, serious calligraphers would not be so extravagant as to waste their precious supplies on practice. My teacher's papers would be almost black before be went on to another stack, but it didn't matter because he was more interested In the motion of the brush than the way the characters looked in the end. -I We were happy and gay on that clear autumn day As the men with saws they did show They cut us down and took us to town And on a train they packed us to go. The man sized me up and shook me right good pondered a while with a stare. "Hey, "Hey, eight ninety-eight Is tops," he said But the owner just gave him a glare. I wept as we left and sped thru the night On a trip to I knew not where I felt my life had come to an end And I longed for a breath of, fresh air. Finally he bought me for nine ninety-eight and to their car I was carried, And there is their car sat a pretty girl That I learned was the girl he had married. We drove to their home, the family and I, C As the children did shout with glee. Then they took me inside of their house to a window from which I could see. The Heavens echoed the joyful news On a journey their gifts to bring They pot me In a bucket of water As the family read of God's love to man l ' ~ I listened and heard every phrase About the birth of the newborn King. and braced me both rear and side And then as my limbs soaked up new Life I thought of my mountain and cried. And it told of God's creation story For which we must give Him our praise. My sadness turned to joy as I was dressed In tinsel and strings of lights galore. Then gifts were placed all around my oemBut I wondered what all this was for. I am glad that I did have a part In the birthday of this King That I was able to give my life So that happiness I could bring. No longer do I long for my mountainside Where once I was so young and free For now I know that God made man And I know UuaL God iude me. The family sat down, the Bible in hand and the story of Jesus was read Mary and Joseph, a stable so plain While angels, watched. over His bed. THE CHRISTMAS TREE —Hal Head, Lay Leader First United Methodist Church Sanford The Wise Men followed a Adds To Elegant Birds' Woes onfl * id By MADELEINE JACOBS breeding. Thus, most breeding efforts In captivity involve Herald News Services ,5. arUficiall,Jnseminating the females.. On the wall of a sunless cave in southern Spain, a inlitary The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has pioneered efforts in bird bends forward, vigilantly standing guard over its nest. artificial insemination at its Patuxent Wildlife Research Painted by a Stone Age ancestor around 400) BC., this scene is Center in Laurel, Md. It has had notable success with the one of the first known representations of the crane, an ancient . whooping crane which has become a symbol of survival to Pt' bird whose origins date back 50 million years. many conservaton1sts. Alt ho ugh t he crane has survived for centuries in art and .',? . B 1941, the whooping crane, the tallest bird in North poetry as a symbol of love, longevity and luck, its survivalAmerica withaheightof5 feet, was nearly extinct, with only 14 '. today is threatened throughout the world. Of the world's 15 birds remaining In the wild migratory population. Additional ' species of cranes, seven are considered rare and endangered. .• laws were established to protect them from hunters and to ('' The native American whooping crane, the rarest of all crane provide nesting sanctuaries. Slowly, the population began to P -' species, hovers on the edge of extinction, saved from the fate of increase. the passenger pigeon only by heroic conservation efforts. "Still, on the basis of numbers alone, the whooping crane Is Populations of Siberian cranes, numbering in the hundreds at the most endangered species of crane," says Dr. Scott most, have been declining at an alarming rate. Derrickson, a research behaviorist who studies cranes at the "Cranes are the most endangered family of birth in the Patuxent Center. At present, there are about 125 whoopers, world," says Dr. George Archibald, an ornithologist and coincluding 25 in captivity. founder of the International Crane Foundation in Baraboo, Patuxent has established the largest captive populatio'h of Wisc. s. '' over the course of 13 years by arwhoopers fl in all -. Especially in the tropical regions of the world, he says, the tificlally incubating eggs retrieved from nests of the wetland nesting sites of these creatures have been or are being remaining wild population in Canada's Wood Buffalo National •, destroyed, the result of industrial development and Park and from eggs 'produced by artificially inseminating agricultural production. In other regions, such as the Near captive cranes. . East and South Asia, preservation attempts have fallen victim Drawing on Information gained from studying this captive to the vagaries of international politics, population, scientists at Patuxent, the Idaho Cooperative .>' . i•', Fortunately, efforts to save these elegant birds are un.. Wildlife Research Unit and the Canadian Wllflife Service have derway at the international Crane Foundation, the U.S. Fish . . embarked on a bold nw program to establish an entirely new i' and Wildlife Service, the Smithsonian's National Zoological population of whooping cranes In the wild. The program inPark and several other zoos. There also are international volves using greater sandhull cranes, a plentiful cousin of the activities in West Germany, Japan, China and the Soviet whooping crane, as surrogate or "foster" parents. . •I' •' Union. For the past live years, eggs gathered from nests in the wild, Though their approach differs somewhat, each of the U.S. supplemented with eggs laid by the Patuxent whoopers, have groups has a major research program on the behavior, been ferried out to the nests of greater sandhiLls in Grays Lake Cranes have survived For centuries in art and breeding and propagation of cranes. National Wildlife Refuge in Idaho. The sandhllis have hatched One curious aspect of crane behavior occurs during the and raised 20 whoopers, which now migrate with their foster poetry as symbols of lose, longevity and luck. spring breeding season when male and female cranes pair off parents to the Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge in Efforts are now underw as' at several and perform a courtship "dance." Nearly every day, the male New Mexico. organizations to ensure their survival in nature. and female will bob around each other, shinuny and shake, The focus on captive breeding of cranes is somewhat dif- Abov ye a youn pa"r o' ss e-napeu cranes, an toss grass and sticks in the air, flap their wings and generally ferent at th e Smithso nian's Nation al Zoological Park, acendangered species indigenous to %sla, have carryon. cording to Guy A. Greenwell, an ornithologist at the Zoo's found a home at the Smithsonian's ('onservation In the crane's natural habitat, this dance precedes breeding Conservation and Research Center in Front Royal, Va. and Research ('enter In Front Royal. Va. and nest building. But in captivity, for reasons that are not well "Our top priority is finding out what factors are necessary to understood, this behavior frequently does not lead to natural ensure natural breeding as opposed to artificial insemination," Greenwell says. Artificial insemination, he 1k ñT I - b,.iex . ., - ()941L m joys warm your heart, To all - . A - .. - . ,'. - .' ' •. ,. : 10 . SANFORD SEWING CENTER Boudreau& Staff SANFORD PLAZA Frank '" .. •' . • Id'l 11 not fill ( ,( - I 1/u' Iii's! (I,risl:na.c ))i''Ci 115 L'I/!. and (hi'' bord's 111(1St flit' ('mis! (.'Iiil(l. on (lii.', Ilohj IIO!i(I(1t/. Sg"k GLASS & PAINT 210MAGNOLIAAVE. SANFORD CO PH. n24622 e T!I 44 I ' ., •' ,, " g points out, is a time-consuming procedure; it also may be self - defeating, since once the process is begun, birds may never establish natural breeding patterns. "Breeding cranes is a slow business," he observes. "Even adult birds who have bred in captivity may not breed for several years, if ever, after being moved Into new quarters." A patient man who has worked with birds for more than 50 years, Greenwell has designed 21 crane breeding yards at the sprawling 3,100-acre Conservation Center. These yards recreate on a small scale e crane's habitat, replete wi th flowing water and marshes. Greenwell, among others, believes that visual separation of breeding pairs of the same species may encourage natural breeding, because cranes are territorial birds and tend to nest far apart in t he wild. During the past season, he kept each bree ding pair out of view of other pairs. The effort was all rewarded with the birth this summer of six chicks products of natural breeding. National Zoo reserachers as well as other scientists also are studying the best conditions for artificially incubating and hatching eggs. "We can't save cranes from extinction in the wild by breeding th em here ," Greenwell says. "But If we can determine what factors aid natural breeding and propagation, we can share this information with oth ers. Toge ther, we can help maintain stocks the birth In ca pti vi ty and perhaps reintroduce them into their native habitats." The world's most complete collection of captive cr anes is at the International Cran e Fourlaflon , which has 14 of 15 species Following a tradition of scholar-artists nearly as 01(1 as China Itself, Freer Callery of Art curator Dr. Shen Fu combines the practice of calligraphy with the study of ancient masters. Using a brush similar to those developed nearly 2,500 years ago, Fu writes out the characters for "Chinese calligraphy." - JOY yn ' .'t v II th " WORLD — C IT'S C flNI3IITTR , *S - 0 I 1 , Seas9rns UALI A , v HAV E M V MERRY P Ufli IrtAVI n qbL SHOE STORE i studying crane behavior and breeding, ICF also works to preserve endangered cranes in the wild, an activity that takes its founders, George Archibald and Ronald Sauey, and ICF staff into the volatile realm of international politics. 201 E. FIRST ST. PH. 322-0204 To You In addition and about * I'S S Meijy of low Q :..' '.'. - We hope This Joyous Time Will Bring " .A1l'The Goodness Of Yuletide. 01 and a star / • )44Z' led 1 Ma y 1/ic hg/it fif 1!i't -. Pic ,nuv/u' of . . .1ii1l(' v)fl you (111(1 . / 1 S j EECIP S / / till your heart (It £hri4nus.'. Ererlastilu/ 1/ranks to all. runt//i' uWIri:11114:,., bltPtltt. Olt- GULF Al Porzig ti.:round %i-11 54111 lilt".iiig. ,f ,i SOOS.MAPLE SANFORD .4: sill S. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD l OULF SERVICE ME IY1L J SI .III jOOU* 1IIIIIII% *('J.l)Ii, trflUI, 1c". S 11 HARRELL & BEVERLY FIRST FEDERAL OF SEMINOL [SIX TRANSMISSIONS San ford/fly ido/Lonood/Wlnter Park/orange City/ south () 'land&)/Apopka/DeBary/Forest City 209 W. 25th St. '4" .' ' 4 ' - •1 ,'", loss ,.'.L,..... Dave Beverly and Staff FIRST ST. a FRENCH AVE., SAN FORD CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY ?) 0 "Q ?) 0 4 444' vjltvie: (II. i, .,/u!lflH. ('iu'v4m .4', . :•' I/itt! j v'vnik A. DFKTr'c thanks. ' "' , 'f ... -' - ' - $r1b I,F ay seasonal Sanford 9 SANFORD I "s �'. ;-_--_1.__-._- ..•..-.-- •-•1..—.- - .- __..•__•-_-.--_.•__,-..- -.--•----.-. -.-- . -. . I I I-Hsrsld MvurflMq, $.,Jud. FL _Ivenêøg HiraM. Saulsit FL W Tusa, c. 23 iNS c.U.iNS Ienii IFIv T ,A A " Evening Herald (UPS 481.280)—Price 20 Cents 73rd Year, No. 108—Friday, December 26,1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 After 5 Months, 'Bicycle Lady,' Daughter Fie nd Home net! After being homeless for live months, a place to call home since July after their because they saw them either in the park department was "keeping an eye out for women in the old Public Works building located on Secret Lake. or one of them on the bike going to the them." 65-year-old lady and her ..year-old trailer was repossessed. After a television report about them, daughter found a home in time for After the cold weaUer set in, one police "'rtieyve been living on the streets library or getting food. Sheppard said the daughter checked officer came to Sheppard asking if there contributions of food and money came in. since then," said Casselberry Mayor was some place the women could stay to Sheppard said. Out books from the library often. Known as the Bicycle Ladies because Owen Sheppard. 'OnChrlstnlasEve,wegOtthefll into a get out of the cold, he said. Although he wouldn't release their Sheppard said many Casselberry the like was the only item the family one bedroom apartment," he said, owned, the two women had not had a residents knew about the two women names, Sheppard said the police Last weekend, the city put up the two Through contributions, Sheppard paid ____ • the first month rent. Someone also donated a turkey and the police department contributed a Christmas tree. Sheppard said the younger woman has found a job, so hopefully "they can get back on their feet again." — CHARITY CICARDO Chemical Firm Takes 80 Barrels By CHARITY CICARDO Leffler is scheduled to hear closing zoning codes. But Royce Pipkins, attorney for City arguments Monday. fie may not render Eighty barrels of the most hazardous his final ruling until after Jan l Chemical, and Greer presented / waste stored in a Sanford field have been During the Dec. 19 hearing, City testimony that the drums do not pose any moved out of the city, according to Attorney Vernon Mire and a team of serious threat to either the environment . Arthur Greer, president of City Chemical lawyers from the state Departnient of or the health of Sanford residents. They Co. Environmental Regulation presented it also said the site was necessary to I The 80 drums containing a mixture of series ofwitnesses claiming the presence Greers business. ,, . •. . plating acids and heavy metal, ,a corn. of the drums Inside the fenced compound Greer said today he feels Sanford '•. bination both poisonous and corrosive, in the middle of an open fieldoff Airport residents "overreacted" to what could were loaded onto a trailer at City Boulevard and Jewett Lane is dangerous, happen with the chemicals. Chemical's Sanford "transfer station" They also .541Ld the presence, of the . lie said his firm is doing ever>thlng T Tuesday. is a violation of the city's fire and possible" to keep the site safe. The barrels were then moved Wednesday to City Chemical Co., Orlando where it Is waiting acceptance by an Alabama-approved dumpsite for hazardous waste. Greer said today such approval usually takes three to five weeks. Greer said thrypicked out the iit dangerous chemicals to go first and will Brief 52 Hostages continue moving out the remaining 3,200 A drums If Circuit Judge Kenneth Leffler United Press International The report of the Algerians visit came will "give in the freedom to do the Two blindfolded Algerian diplomats after four doles - Including the Vatican Street, Sanford, holds a birthday W. 18th .tamere M. Greene, 2421 CAKE MARKS moving." visited all 52 Americana hostages and represenative in Tehran offered Trawick, nutrition coordinator for meals cake given to Ijim by Janis Sanford City Manager Warren services for some of the reported today the captives "all are in Christmas an wheels. Greene Is celebrating his 100th birthday today. 100TH BIRTHDAY KsoWleS said the city Is praising for an good health" but not overly optimistic hostages, and Iran released a tape Injunction ordering all the drums out, showing 12 to 14 of the captive. on about negotiations to free them soon. Christmas day their second Yule But the report Ind1cat1 the Americani holiday in captivity. The hostages were were all in Tehran -something Iran has seized 419 days ago. not conceded. Iranian militants had said SCAs Accuser To Cali It Quits Iran's official Pars news agency said they scattered the hostages after the the two Algerian diplomats would leave abortive April raid. have reacted differently if (the teacher) them by the arm, pulled them alone and diplomas or the equivalent. By DIANE PETRYK Tehran Friday. Pars said "tie (Gehhad been black and the other employees physically shook them when she was Jones replied that when the assistant Herald Staff Writer The Algerian go-betweens, who were raieb) guessed that the United States had been white." dissatisfied with their behavior. This was cook inquired about becoming an The only white teacher at Sanford's taken blindfolded to the hostages, also would place its reply at the disposal of said they expect a U.S. response to Iran's the delegation within three days." But Jones, In a formal reply to the reportedly brought to the attention of the assistant teacher the Head Start director Head Start center, who charged she was report, said "that opinion is purely director several limes without any action suggested she take advantage of in. financial conditions within three days. treated differently from black teachers, Iran revived the threat of spy trial for subjective and ha no valid basis." being taken. The head teacher said each service training being offered by the confirmed she is dropping her complaint The diplomats, Algerian Miibassador He also said the Head Start ad. time she reported the teaching program since she had no previous to Tehran Abdel Karim Geraiebe and the Americans if the United States did against the school's administrators. ministration has never condoned assistant's behavior, the director made training or experience in working with Foreign Ministry official lid Hussein, not meet what Tehran called Its "final" She also said she is resigning from her terms, which involved the transfer of discrimination fostered by any staff her feel she was being reprimanded for yuumm children. She did not then take post at the school effective Jan. 1. said they briefed the hostages on the moore than $24 billion in gold and cash to member against the teacher or any other reporting it. advantage of the training, he said, but progress of negotiations for their release. Last week federal investigators, the Algerian Central flank as collateral employee or group of employees. Finally, she said, she stopped reporting she is now enrolled in the training and in Following up on her charges and others, Asked if the captives were optimistic, for frozen Iranian assets In the United The ACYF report detailed the it and the teaching assistant continued to September was promoted to assistant issued a report alleging Seminole Lid Hussein )aUSL'tl, sighed deeply and States and the late shah's wealth outside teacher's charges and those of others. work at the center until 1979 when a teacher. Community Action, the private corsaid, "I think they are hopeful but of Iran. A white supervisor charged the agency representative of the ACYF office poation operating head Start and other Clifton C. Acker, program inspector for course they are riot sure that this will with discrimination against tier by reported overhearing her tell one child: programs, did not properly invistigate Secretary of State Edmund Muskie has the U.S. Department of Health and paying black supervisors higher salaries, "You have had one whipping today, and iiwiian Services, said Monday he will end, that the conclusion will finish said the Iranian financial terms are the complaints, possibly very soon." requiring her to fill out daily time cards it looks like you want another one." from the unreasonable," Investigators, The According to the ACYF report, the isatse a report by February that may when others were not so required, and Administration for Children, Youth and prohibiting her from carrying out the head Start administration then decided require Seminole Community Action to Families (ACYF) of the Department of the assistant should use the sick leave take specific remedial actions or lose duties of her position. Health and Human Services and the federal funding. A mother, an American Indian, she had earned. HUman Right., Division of the Corn1k' said the department is primarily munity Services Agency, both in charged that tier child, who is legally Jones said the [lead Start director interested in how the agency handled the ' Wind, was slapped on two occasions by acknowledged reports that the teaching Atlanta, said Seminole Community the teacher's aide and that her child was assistant was "a bit rigid" in tier many complaints, Action will be "continuously monitored" 'We'll look at the procedures they used effectively removed from hit.'ad Start by disciplinary measures and had her o1. for evidence of civil rights violations, served. lie said she was granted sick and see if they were interested in finding , the employee's actions Continuation of non-compliance with the truth or whether they were Just -s Jones replied, "There is no evidence leave because of a leg condition, lie said federal regulations, an ACYF to cover It up," Acker said. is no longer an employee but did not trying representative said, will render Seminole %haL'er to substantiate the charge" she Seminole Community Action adsay whether the termination wits Community Acton ineligible for conthat the child was slapped. ministers federal grants through a 1I, Untied federal Funding. A former head teacher complained voluntary. , whi'e assistant cook complained that variety of programs such as head Start. A that the Meanwhile, the white teacher, who has program practiced favoritism It receives about $365,000 a year for head toward friends in the taring and treat- w hen there was a teacher's aide position worked for the head Start program for open at the Sanford center she inquired Start and more than $150,000 to cover li itient of staff, the ACYF report stated. more than 10 years, said she is dropping adinistrotion costs. about the vacancy with the head Start The teachers said that while she was her complaint to avoid publicity. In his report, Jones said the agency , head teacher at the Sanford center there director. The assistant cook said the "I've had enough," she said. "I have were several persons employed there director informed her she need not waste discussed and"satisfactorily resolved" children. I live in this town. I don't want tiflie applying for the position because most of the white teacher's complaints any more harassment for the sake of my who had secured their jobs because they she did not have a high school diploma. immediately after being informed of were friends of the director arid family." She stated that she knows some black them. those people were virtua ll y untouchable But she added she "wasn't dishonest" But he said a conimittee has been far as supervision and discipline were persons who were hired before and after b In filing a complaint charging the ad- as that time who did not have high school named to look into the matter further. Vi The Herald Staff -' and Management Christmas and a Jeanette Boggs Julie Boyd Verrice Burnell Chris Calloway Joe Calloway Albert Campbell Tom Collins Grace Garbade Wylene Griner Lu Harriett 8. Booty Earnestine Harris Eivi Padgett Shirley Padgett Ronald Renaud Darwin Sisson John Spino Shirley Swaggerty Pat Tyrell Pat Williams CIRCULATION Roger Bolton Mary Chamberlain Shirley Dobson ADMINISTRATION Raymond Bellamy Cindy F. Butler Wayne D. Doyle Ruth F. Rowley Colleen Thomas Frank Voltoilne Darlene Hankey Cher Kutner Robert Lovenbury Evelyn Ramsey Lee Ramsey Jeff Thomas Elwin Tyrrell ADVERTISING Dale Campbell Kirk Campbell Antlonette Elliott Lois Farmer Roy Green Sandy Justice Jan McClung Tine Meredith CORRESPONDENTS Gwenne Butler Larry Castle Sam Cook Tom Davis Toi Fitzpatrick Geoffrey Giordano Marva Hawkins Benton Wood Thomas Vincent Thomas Netsei PRODUCTION John Buenzie Cecilia A. Carter Robert Cowan Thomas Evans Carolyn Ann Felts John A. Gordon Marie Harris Tina Harris Joy D. Hays Charles Hays Ralph Hays Anna Jardine Joyce Maxwell Walter Maxwell Edith Miller Charles Paulus Rose Ann Ramsey Bonnie Robbins Cheryl Smith Wetly Spangler Pamela Tindall David Watts Shirley Williams - .— — " 'S .4 ... TELEPHONE SALES Dick Vaughn Elaine Claxton Sharon Adams Marlorie Goforth r EveningHeraldand HeiWd Advertiser - Algerian Diplomats -S IH Jane Caueiberry Charity icardo Joe DeSantis Doris Dietrich Donna Estes Tom Giordano Bruce Moore Diane Petryk Greg Pierce Dave Railer Y. - Prosperous New Year! CARRIERS J . -p- Family A Joyous NEWS ROOM .. . Wish You and Your PHOTOGAPHY Herald Staff Writer . concerned. Jones denied it. ministration treated her differently "Favoritism for friends has never been It treated black employees, According to an ACYF report, she used in the hiring and treatment of charged the agency continuously staff," he wrote. "In fact, there are only discriminated against her because she is two members of the entire Head Start white. She also said the administration staff that the Head Start director knew knowingly allowed black staff and the before they came to work for head Start. Sanford center to harass apd intimidate The Policy Council is involved in the her because she filed a complaint. Interviewing and hiring of all Head Start The administrators are the Rev. Amos Personnel." But the head teacher pointed to one Jones, executive director of Seminole Community Action, and Portia Spencer, such person, a teaching assistant, who Head Start director. was exceptionally rough in her handling The ACYF investlgatth reported being of children, she said. According to the convinced Jones and Spencer "would report, observers charged she snatched ..•. AzoundThe Clock ------ 4A Bridge ....... . .... . ISA 14A Calendar ........ li/tiM Classified Ads Comics ISA Crossword Dear Abby ..............SA IA Deaths iSA Dr. Lamb. . .. II - . - - . ... - Editorial Florida 4A 3/i ISA ZA horoscope Hospital N. l= Nat Ourselves Phone Kin Around World NEW YORK (UP!) The 12th-floor of consisted of only their social security the office building seemed like a modern- checks. "My sister said America must be a day Tower of Babel. There were wailing sounds of' Italians, shrieks of joy in good country if they give such gifts for Yiddish, and consoling sounds In English the holidays," the $4-year-old Brodsky as callers were connected to distant said emotionally, after the call to Haifa, Six Merrill Lynch office workers 144w&ld s,ss by Tom Nitsil relatives and friends. Victor Brodsky's hands shook. Ills eyes helped the arthritic or near-blind dial the watered, And his voice cracked. did numbers, and nodded when anxious faces looked up to see If they could talk a hit his sister's in IsraeL At 10:41 a.m., they spoke for the first longer. After the calls, many cried and Santa visited many children in Lake Mary a little early Christmas Eve. Driving through the streets of the city in a caravan which Inclu. in three years Christmas Day, hugged the office workers. Telephones rang all over the globe: courtesy of Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, ded his reindeer and sleigh on a snow-covered float, he handed out Fenner and Smith Inc., which opened up Budapest, Haifa, London, Rome and candy and toys to children along the way. It was part of a program its doors — and phone lines free of even Tehran. sponsored by the Lake Mary Police Department and aided by fire Not all who tried to get through to charge to about l00 elderly New Yorkers. department personnel. The program helped more than 2,000 It was the giant Manhattan brokerage overseas operators were successful. Seminole County families have a merrier Christmas with gifts of Joseph Drangignis, 71, had his hopes house's Christmas gift, to people who food certificates, clothing, toys and candy. Items were donated by ne ver had need to dial its number for dashed when the Moscow operator was information on stocks and bonds. Port- unable to connect him to his brother in area merchants and individuals in addition to toys from the Marine Corps' Toys for Tots program. folios of most of the Christmas callers l,ithuania. - SANTA SAYS HELLO TODAY •Y: Company Lets Elderly . . Sports Television. Weather . . -. . -. 3A • lOA-13A ISA 2/i - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1980 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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