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( . ....... to cover administrative costs. By DIANE PETRYK "At the present time no decision has Herald Staff Writer Charges that the Seminole community been made that would affect this funAction agency discriminated against a ding," Acker said. "There are some white Head Start teacher have not been alleged problems. "If they turn out to be true and in turn proved, a federal investigator said this morning. And federal lunding for the aren't corrected, that could affect fun--agency is not In jeopardy at this time, he ding." Acker was in Sanford investigating said. "It's unfortunate that the statement - Seminole Community Action's handling was made that this could affect our 01 the complaints Tuesday through funding," Seminole Community Action Friday last week. He said he will hand in Executive Director Amos Jones said his report by Feb. 1. "It Is our responsibility to find out If today. "It's premature, since a cammittee has just been named to look into they did a good job In the Investigation," he said. "We'll look at the procedures the matte'." Clifton C. Acker, program inspector for they used and see if they were interested the U.S. Department of Health and in finding out the truth or whether they Human Services, said the department is were just trying to cover It up." Acker said his report may require the interested only in how Seminole Cornmunity Action handled recent corn- agency to do further Investigating using different techniques. Or It may require plaints. The complaints included the charge something else. "It will say what they have to do to made by a white teacher that she was treated differently from black teachers, come Into compliance (with federal I ONE ARCHIE I LIKE THAT 41 WOULI) VOU LIKE TO SEE CI'JE SIR UT'S OJR NEW TAPERED MODE , ST! I fO SOME NEW 1'OVTS CLONES, MARY' 0 paid less and harassed and intimidated regulations)," he said. Accompanying Acker during his on. after she filed the complaint with Acker's site Investigation wasftobena McChter, office in Atlanta. This morning, however, the teacher an equal opportunity officer from the informed Acker by phone she intends to federal Community Services Agency in Atlanta. That agency funds the addrop the charges, he said. "At this point there is no evidence to ministration of Seminole Community show that any of the charges are lure," Action. McCiuster's report had not yet been completed. Jones said. WIRAT BRIDGE ' For Monday December 22,-4980 I E 'the other. for penally. If you can double YOURBIRTHDAY the one that Is bid, do so GEMINI (May 21-June 20) DECEMBER, i j[) Otherwise, pass it around to Avoid being drawn into This corning year you may You are playing duplicate me." _ financial by Howie Schneider With a good hand and no be faced with some difficultsomething where Your partner opens one UCililiflUS are mate upon you decisions that will cause you notrum. 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FRANK AND ERNEST .CQC rr'Auc uu irirui u,jou.TO ir 'iE CtU' 6ET lull W Y"TH '(Of)-. TRill' I'I'RclTECT pt€'.. -:'€ tafl.i ithEPf iCt).. by Leonard Starr ] -4'iA' JUST C€ OF r't,'iw AD rijy r'C', C iitVi I AA,',v,r.I, '.vu.u's rirv inii, niij,,L,$5'rfl THE Y t€RE PUT tI C1IARGE 1' IOU, OF PgOTECTilIt TIf MAYR ' INFIOCEHT! I 't(X) C(1'T THII*(I MY3E SIfS (If Cl THO€ IrI i'.,.- T, ,,., .,,-,.. _. -- . 1. tilill rVtLui4lIo fttWt.t' TIlt) 1' &XX DIP IT R) I JUM DO€SWT iKIM 0' • HER?! " ixvi' TfMSaVESGQOQ! I Vk Acker said Seminole Community officials said they would do whatever was necessary to bring the Ile said his office is involved with the complaints because both discrimination and corporal punishment are prohibited under federal funding regulations, FLETCHER'S LANDING by T. K. Ryan TUMBLEWEEDS /1IHAtJK5 FOR SOME TOU1I515 This wi' or- (ThCOFFEE, Q- GFLANP CANYON'S GO-TA Wi 10 QFFEl:) I 4 fA1 COY'OiE, A TlOG, OVFJ' TWEJ'J1V E4 I1317CJ1LLS... I RAN&FWErw. 6OTi_14 MOVEON II II I (,FVJJ' 1J -- by Douglas Coffin week today because the trial judge Is But lawyers in the case saidhedecided suffering from the flu. to call a recess after convening court U.S. District Judge William Bryant because he had a fever and was suffering elamnissed the jury at the trial of Kelly and an apparent case of the flu. two co-defendants until next Monday. Maher was called to testify last week The Judge had planned to continue the as a defense witness. Sanford, Lake Mary Officials File New Appeals B DAVID St loAzl.F:lt Herold Stall Writer census figures rek-aSITI iff 'iails N increase the pepul.itiiri 'if S-niinok' Counts and iL'i e-iljes Rut 11w increases are sipiollef' than the ones sonic citS leaderst'xpei'teil when the) challanged the first st-i!, 4 figures released in Jul) 11w new figures, released this l ist week, are still not the final results, census officials say 11w last set of nwnbers counting count) residents is due' in April, the) 50) - -.- i- - 'All We can do , - illS brought . IS 90 to - State May Gain 4 House Seats Itsltl his cih as having oils 628 tiiimmi,',, .irvl oportiia'rits bIiv'k-t, -hlik count if hiimmws (is IN back WASHINGTON (UPI - Depending upon the Census Bureau's headcount In New York, Florida may gain four new 'rIstLs-takers back fur it reiunm. .1111 thu government ruiise lists I .510 (l'A el hing UriiLs 0 the (It) seats in the house instead of three and may lose six, two more than But Kuibes sass the hurt-au hiked the housing figure-, " ithniut aulujirig in the' hundreds of people- se hi' Ii'. t- in the' neSS I) re-cor de d hiuuiiies lit saiii he beIit'es a letter to the' bureau will again k"id census-Lake'rs iii readjust their fugures he-lore certifying the 10-s ear count them." Lee Moore - ,ili*"il letter, Moore said. The census bureau gave Sanford an Sherppanl said Casselherry is going to While the new figures mna be adjwilisl extra &4 persons in the seciinei ic SIII k v. i tI its iuffit i.il MUM ( i t 15.1[62 t iuurit ing but Moore says he still believes based on new information rt'et'ivt'd b slatea belief the- tut> re4ill> has 1.tJO to then' is rvi autiimmi.,tii the tuital (it) population should be at least the census bureau, 2.000 noire residents appeal iir wenlun' ,is the-re sea.s from the' not_ bureau. )".the' (00, 20.721 listed by the Sheppard said he based his figures on work figures released in Juls Knowles stud he does not understand the- - it> s 'semi t-n.sus Likenì a feu )ears Will ie Os ied'i Ma or liii Morgan .and the' nit-se numbers ,o. ig .irxi on otla-r lot ton. se hit Ii allow Maor June Leurtiiajui P Longset.l t)eut In it letter dated Sept 12, the local lain to estititate' the nuimiber of liersAills say the new figures hi.es t' brought their Curls I,,ur,.,, ,,U,,i' IaiItI hiri, the ii t'iiu., ri I ir a -il', - .,,, cities right op to the level where they populatit;nofSanford should go up But Sheppdrd,uintce1iuut 11w fight liver should be-. officials in S.in(oril. Lake amIhe'r 2.3)3 Iwr sons, because a census possessiuei if the Deer htuiu sutittisision Mary, and ( asselbe'rry s'i) the flC'S tract had been listed as being outside the arid its 400 boitit's, now legally Listed .15 numbers are still too lose An Altamonte city when it was within Sanford's outside the city hunts Springs official said his city seas also boundaries Morgan called the figures for Oviedo it staying with the new numbers 11w addition of 2,3)3 personS would Vittol-y over the' federal bureaucracy, saying he is "personally Very pleased' Sanford Mayor Lee Moon, and Lake bring the official tally very close to with the' results . ('ulbes say their Sa nf ord's po pulation claims, Mary City Manager Phil On first iuunt, Osiedua had 2,40 perappeal.s.-' new cities have both filed for All we can tb is go back to them," suns, not the 3(4)0 Morgan claumne-d us-c in But (asselberr) Mayor (hee'n Shwp- Miv're said, pointing out the figure does the city. pard said his city is just giving op and not seem to be large enough when The new figures put the population 70 accepting the federal population num- measured against other figures of how above Morgan's i'laiiii hers, even though they set'Ili to Lv.' bet- large the population is Mrs l.ormmianoi saul Longwouels ween 1.000 and 2,.) hott Kulbes feels Lake Mary has the best population figure of 9,402 was close chance to have its population figures erinugh to the city's 10,000 person Sanfort)'City Manager Warren Pete raised because an error in the first count estiiiaate that she belicst-d the' cily se',uld an formulating started has Knowles New York first estimated, a - - * .-. " S . population trends magazine has forecast. American Demographics magazine also said the South and West will gain a mitajority in the house with flu seats, moving past the Northeast and North Central states which now hold 225 seats in the 435-seat chamber. The Census Bureau previously - - - S A Latest Area Census Figures Produce Moans, S1 [It"Ies new / -\---) lie turned over the findlI4tOSeminole Community Action in August, he said, and gave the agency until Nov. 1 to complete its own investigation and lake any action that may be called for. But Acker said he rejected multi of WASHINGTON ( UPI) -Rep. Richard trial with testimony by J.P. hlatier, Kelly's Alacazn trial was recessed for a Kelly's former district aide. , it- agency into compliance. Acker spent several days in Seminole County in June investigating complaints it 11* County's five HIM £tM't esMMI. Kelly Trial Recesses For Week - - -. -. - -9 - •- - - Action the agency's Investigation. Seminole Community Action ad. "It was not sufficient," he said. ministers federal grants through a Jones disagreed. variety of programs such as Head Start. "I can't say what Mr. Acker means," It receives about $365,000 a year from the Jones said. "When the matter was federal goverrunent for Head St-art. It La-ought to our attention we did look Into also receives more than 1150,000 per year It. And some action was taken." , BUGS BUNNY Acker said other complaints Involved abuse of children at the Head Start center. In one incident the mother of a legally blind child claimed the child was slapped twice by a teacher's aide. Another federal investigator claims she heard 11w same side t*s, am child "you hav. had one whipping tod.y and )tlooks like you want another one," Acker said. estimated a 14-seat change, with 10 states gaimog seats and eight states losing seats. Although the agency has not changed its official position, Director Vincent Barabtai said recently the finding of 4 million more people in the South and West than initially forecast ri'ohablv would mean a 11-seat cha nge under a com pl ex fonnula determining t he dl.strlbution of seats. - uiu.ike an appeal Ile liv.' new population figure for .-\itouiiorite' Spriflgs is still alsiut 3,000 mitre than ciaimmms iiwde y iufficials in JUI) ('it> Mariner Joe Nesbit said the fit - i- ity irge'n(Ls to stick with the new -ensus spokeswoman said. . Nesbit said he is pleased with the figure's, about 500 persons higher than the last University of Florida count Altamonte Springs had been using Winter Springs increased its p;ulatiiun by 298 on the new accounting 298 persons the city never asked for. City Manager Richard l(azansky said he was satisfied with the original city - population figure of 10,104. His was only city not to appeal its first count. 11w housing figures on t he new accounting show a drop in the total number of units because different methods were used to count homes, a census bureau - The first count excluded vacant homes but Included dwellings listed in uninhabitable by government standards. New figures include vacant buildings but exclude substandard units, she said, A dwelling unit is any apartment, home, mobile home or room in a rooming house occupied by a separate "family" of one person or more. ------- The initial Census Bureau estimate forecast these gains: Florida, three; California and Texas, two each; Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, Oregon, Ten--nessee, Utah and Washington, one each. It forecast these losses: New York, four; Ohio, Pennsylvania and Illinois, two each; Massachusetts, Michigan, New Jersey and South Dakota, one each. The magazine forecast an extra seat for Florida, Texas and Nevada, with a loss of sax seats for New York and a oneseat loss for Missouri. - �Evening HemM If something Is going to happen anywhere in Florida, It will occur In Seminole (y Mt. This has been State Rep. Hattaway's feeling since he went into the Florida Leglalate six years ago. At a meeting of the Seminole Legislative delegation earlier this week, the Altamonte Springs Democrat pointed to the waste chemical storage facility in Sanford as another first, Not only Is the Sanford site the first to be Not discovered since new state law on chemical wastes went Into effect, It may also be the first in the nation to come under the new federal The program of both the U. S. Environmental Agency (EPA) and the Florida Department of Environmental Regulation (DER) Is that even though there are stringent federal and state laws concerning hazardous chemical wades, neither agency has yet prepared and adopted rules and regullatlons to permit enforcement of the law, In the meantime, homeowners and residents who live near the one-acre site chosen by City Chemicals Corp. of Orlando as a storage facility have become more and more fearful- of the combustible- &Mhazardous chemicals. Around (USPS 41)210) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305.322-2811 or 831-9993 Monday, Dec. 22, 1990-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor Home Delivery: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.23; 8 Months, $24.00; Year, $43.00. By Mail: Week, $1.23; Month, $5.25; 6 Months, $3000: Year. $57.00. The Clock Reagan Challenge: Interest'Rate Spiral By DONNA F2TFS I;' rates, led by the prime rate charged by the large banks to their best corporate customers, threaten lo choke off the proclaiMed recovery from the 1980 recession. ROBERT WAGMAN The slump began as the prime rate rose early • this year toa record 20 percent. It hit 21½ percent recently and some economists predict that It may ci v il go to fl percent or higher. And as the cost of mortgages and consumer loans follows the upward trend, the already crippled construction and auto industries suffer even more. The gloomy economic outlook, combined with continuing inflation, is the principal challenge lacing President-elect Ronald Reagan. as he "assembles - his administration team. An increasingly WASHINGTON (NEA) Other than a federal hiring freeze promised by factionalized Iran is heading for a violent civil the president-elect after his inauguration Jan. 20 war that will most likely by triggered by the there is little dramatic action that he can take to deathof the Ayatollah RU111ah Kh omeini. SO relieve projected budget deficits that contribute sa ys a new U.S. intelligence estimate dr. to inflation. culating at hlsii levels here in Washineton. According to the estimate, Iran Is rapidly But the American people are running out of disintegrating into contending factions just patience. 'the nation's economic woes influenced the vote two years after Khomeini's Islamic Nov. 4 that gave the Republican Party the Whiterevolution. The conflict Is not two-sided, but multisided, with each of many Interest groups House and control of the Senate. unalterably opposed to one or more of the The Reagan people, particularly the man who othern, has been nominated to be secretary of the The intelligence analysts compare the Iran treasury, Wall Street financier Donald T. Regan, of today with the Lebanon of two years ago. They predict Oat the civil war will leave lran,. .'wlH be expected to provide quick relief. It won't be easy. The spending cuts promised by Like Lebanon, in ruins after years of fighting. Authority has become badly divided In the new president in his campaign will be resist ed power now rests with the militant in Congress as each lawmaker. defends his pet ShiiteMost mullahs, led by Chief Justice Ayatollah4 'frogram. Increased spending for defense and a Mohammed Beheshtl, the so-called 'hanging ax cut, also Reagn pledges, would compound the judge of Tehran." These conservative clerics difficulty. are boldly trying tq consolidate their position Mr. Reagan has said he will do away with the by gaining complete control of the Iranian ..wage and price guidelines Initiated by President political system. The conservative clergy is being challenged Carter which,, indeed, have had little impact. the by groups on both right and left At the same time, unless there is a sudden nationalists in the provinces, the communists reversal In the economic picture, there will be in the Cities and the educated classes, who nountIng pressusre for mandatory wage and opposed the shah but who have also opposed ,price controls. the clergy's confiscation of the wealth they Mr. Reagan has voiced his concern over the acquired under him. The largest such group ls surge in interest rates. Asked how he would the moderates led by President Abolhauan correct the situation, he said, "That's one of the Ba.nI-Sadr. United only by their opposition to the Shiite things I'm going to find out In the next four mullahs, these factions woold fight Was years." one andU*' as they would bitterly " The country is not likely to give him that long. against the dergy In an civil war. Several Soaring interest - And property owners on Devere Road have seen their homes devalue almost before their eyes in a matter of weeks. One property owner on Devere uld is real estate broker told her that her home could bring more than $41,000 on the market days before the chemical waste storage facility was discovered in early November. The same broker's latest estimate of value home nine to her was "nil." He explained that no one wants to live within proximity to a chemical ItoraCe facility especially not one as ge as in Sanford. It has 3,0 frums of large chemical wade on a 1-acre site. Too fresh In the minds of many Is the story of "Love Canal" In New York. At the Sanford site, chemicals have not been dumped. They are stored in 55-gallon thuns. But several of the drums have leaked onto the ground, and the homeowners on Devere, all served by individual wells, have visions of their water supply being poisoned by leaking chemicals. While most cl those homeowners grant that the city of Sanford has done all It can do to remedy the situation, It seems to them It is taking an awful long time for some agency to require removal. . City Manager Warren Knowles told legislators violations of city ordinance are only misdemeanors. And while a court can levy fines violation of city ordinances and days this would be like "fighting a dragon with a spitbalL" Fining City Chemical on a daily basis might be found by the firm to be much less costly than removing the chemicals. Estimates of removal range. from $300000 to $5 00000. State and federal law can include penalty provision of years prison and very substantial fines. In addition, he said the state and federal the government can follow a violator a nation to prosceute Mm, while a City cannot. The program here Is that while DER and EPA officials have said they want to help, the rules and regulations to Implement the federal and state law have not as yet been written. Estimates of time for composing those regulations is about one year. Knowles asked the delegation to give the city authority to levy criminal penalties and to enforce the state law and he believes rules and regulations can be prepared by the city withIn 48 bows. — I....al ______ that Khomeini's political power Is clearly on the wane. As evidence, they note that may of the ayatollah's longtime aides — clerics and non-clerics who fled with him into exile and retwnedwith tiim from France topceiilonsof have recently been replaced by power mullahs who remained in Iran to fight the shah. The latter owe their allegiance primarily to BeheshtI, not Khomeini. no most wldley publicized move against a Khomeini loyalist has been the prosecution for "insulting the state' of former Forlegn Minister Saclegh Ghotbradeh, Khomeini's oldest and closest non-clerical aide. In el. dition Ibrahim Yasdi, who resigned as Khomeini's first foreign minister shortly after the taking of the U.S. hostages, has been replaced as editor of an influential Tehran newspaper by a Beheabti loyalist. — - .1I Browns Bag Bills, Conference Titles play host to the Rams next week. Minnesota won the Central Philadelphia By United Press International when they face the Chargers in San Diego in the final NFL Houston coach Bum Phillips said it last year "the road to regular season game. the Super Bowl runs through Pittsburgh" and it will be true If the Chargers defeat Pittsburgh, San Diego is the AFC again this year even though the Steelers won't get a chance to West champion. Oakland the wild card club and New England defend their National Football League championship. is out of the playoffs. If Pittsburgh defeats San Diego, the The wild AFC playoff mess was sorted out somewhat on Chargers are out of the playoffs, Oakland would be the Sunday but. the Steelers wlll'have the last word in determining Western champion and New England would get a wild Lard the final five playoff qualifiers from the AFC. berth. On Sunday, Buffalo won the AFC Eastern Division title, The NFC was fairly well settled and the only question mark Cleveland took the Central championship and Houston and was answered Sunday when Philadelphia lost to Dallas 35-27 Oakland clinched at least wild card berths. Pittsburgh was but took the Eastern title because the Cowboys did not win the eliminated from the playoff picture but the Steelers will 25 points or more needed under the NFL's tie-breaker procedudetermine the fate of New England and San Diego tonight re. Dallas thus joined Los Angeles as a wild card club and will title and Atlanta clinched in the West last week. The wild card clubs will meet in playoff games next Sunday. with the winners advancing to the divisional playoffs on Jan. 34. Those winners meet on Jan. 11 in the conference championships ga mes on Jan. II., with the survivors advancing to Super Bowl XV on Jan. 25 at the Louisiana Superdome In New Orleans. In games involving playoff contenders Sunday, Buffalo downed San Francisco 18-13. New England beat New Orleans 38-27, Cleveland edged Cincinnati 77-24, Houston beat Mm- I nesota 20-16, Oakland whipped the New York Giants 33-17, Los) Angeles edged Atlanta 20.17 in overtime and Dallas downed — , • Oviedo Outlook Tournament Reaches Semi's Fifty-eight men have served the U ni ted States as secretary of sta te, but it is the aceptionally well-Informed American who today could name more than a few. For good reason. During most of the growing years of the Republic, there wasn't all that much to be done by which a man at Sta te could make his mark in history. Whenever there was, presidents had a way of ta king matters of foreign policy Into their own hands. And getting history's credit or blame for the results. Not so—cr much kssso— since World War II. The post-war decad es ha ve also seen th eir near-none ntiti es at State. (Quick no w! How many bells do Edward Stet ti nius and William Rogers ring ?) But these are outnumbered by a f ormida bl e gallery of outsized personali ties in no danger of being overlooked by history: George Ma rshall, Dean Acheson, John Foster Dulles, possibly Dean Rusk and most assuredly Henry Kissinger. BUSINESS WORLD Trade War In Works? — have engaged In armed clashes in recent weeks; most of these confrontations have ta ken place inthe outlying, provinces, where nationalistic groups are seeking more autonomy from Tehran. So far, widentrig of the conflict has been prevented only by the personal intervention of Khomeini, who still commands the respect of a majority of Iranians and who has used both anti-American sentiment and the Iran-Iraq war to unite various factions. However, the Intelligence analysts think of 14 Man At State ' ' Monday, Dec. 22, 1IO-4A Ousted Steelers Control Wild Card Fate New ' ' . Evening Herald, Sanford,, Fl. DON GRAFF — The summit meetings at Camp David that produced the fragile accord between Egypt and Israel may have been the most significant foreign-policy achievement of the Carter ad' ministration. The announcement that Ronald Reagan will preserve the Camp David framework for future Middle East negotiations is encouraging, even though an impasse has developed over the Issue of Palestinian self-determination on the West Bank and the Gaza Strip. And it Is well that the president-elect has spoken out now to discourage speculation that the Reagan White House would change course. The American Intervention has produced a peace treaty between Israel and Egypt. The West Bank-Gaza Strip issue, however, remains explosive. Before his defeat in the November election, President Carter had pledged to schedule new summit discussions. The new president should take up the challenge to get the talks between Israel and Egypt back on track as quickly as possible. It won t be easy, but the goals envisioned at Camp David continue A_.L._ L,.... _..,.L._ _t LO f101U UII OVL promise UI U lU5L111 pence. . - In I Mideast Course 0. — War ''' SPORTdonlikk NEW YORK (UPI) — The prospect of trade dif fi culties for the Uni ted Sta tes across both oceans will face Incoming President Reagan. C. Fred Bergsten, assistant secretary of the Treasury f Interna tional affairs, has accused the French of creating a situation that could lead to open trade war twoen tie United States and its chief European trading partners In the European common mee'ket. This is a struggle over French subsidies on Interest rates to finance exports. The attempt of Ford Motor Co. and the U ni ted Auto Worker s to force the Japanese to red uce their exports of automobiles to the United States Is the biggest and most urgent trans-Pa cific trade Issue. But there is another one. Sen. Adlal Stevenson, D.-III., obtained the passage last September by the Sena te of a bill that would revise the timebonored WebbPomerene Act to crea te Japanese-style American export trading companies enjoyi ng antitrust exemptions and special tax advantages. The Japanese appear to interpret the Stevenson till as a manifestation of a de termina ti on by the U ni ted Stat es to Increase Its share of world markets and wipe out tie nation 's trade deficit by means of government aid. They have been warning that this won't work; nevertheless, it appears to worry them. The European trade war Issue may come to a head before Reagan takes office. In fact, the Cart er Administration has warned that If the French do n't show a much less recalcitrant attitude , the U.S. government will launch a progr am of selective retalia tion against uncooperative countries through export financing subsidies of its own The row with the French Is over the low rates of interest, recently around 8.35 percent, availa ble by government su bsidy to French exporters compared with global market rates of 10 to 12 percent. The recent surge of the prime interest rate in the United States presumably has aggravated the French If the average Amer ican can name any past secretari es, these are probably the on es. Thanks to their perf ormances, plus the demands of the more complex times, a new pr esi dent's naming of his man at the Sta te De partment has come to be regarded as his most cr ucial ca binet selection. No matter what the state of th e economy or other pressi ng ra tional problems. Ronald Reagan, as the headlines of recent weeks evidence, Is no exception. It can also be a controversial selection, as the presi de ntelect is again de monstrating. —' Bergsten accused the Fren ch of reneging on a promise made at a Venice conf erence in June to raise the subsidized interest rates on official 10-year export credi ts dose to the global marke t rate. Bergsten also accused the French of pressuring the other common market na tions to go along. Washing ton's threatened retaliatory move would be to stretch E xport-Impart Bank loans to U.S.exporters from 10 to 20 years and it is believed that is something the French would find quite expensive to meet competitively. 'lie Japanese warn that American export trading compa nies will no t work well for several reasons: —They ca nnot come to grips wi th the prima ry American export problem of higher productivity. —The idea is based on a total misunderstanding of the nature of the Japanese trading company. America ns seem to think the Japanese trading company is government-dominated and su bsi dized and operates mostly abroad. Actually, the typical trading company is more independent of government than ot her Japanese business and most of Its opera tions are domestic. —Trading companies depe nd on high -class university personnel employ ed on a life-long basis, a ma tter of tradition and temperamen t. —Americans presently are too divided in their attitudes on foreign trade and too naive about the subject. There are a n um ber of qualificati ons that go Into the maki ng of a good secretary of state. He must have a broad knowledge of the world and, prefer ably, first-hand experience In dealing with its leaders. He needs to be som ething of a di plomat himself, at least to have the personali ty of one to the prof ession born. And since State is one of the most complex federal bureactacles, its chief should be heavily endowed with either adrnlnlstrative skills or the abili ty eff ectively to delegate housekeeping responsibilities. Alexander M. Haig Jr. has all of that. A long military caree r has schooled him in both def ense and foreign affairs. As NATO commander, he administered a m ul tina ti onal military establishment th at can all too easily be districted by dissension from its mutual defense goals. In the process, he won the respect of the European allies, no minor asset for an administration in which the cohesiveness of the alliance is expected to be one of most pressing challenges. It also helps if a foreign policy director who must deal wi th power centers at home as well as abroad is some th ing of a poli tician. Haig is 11 4 ,t. 1 • , of q . P , •a' In the nightcap, the Seminoles and the Patriots have a lot to be thankful for. Painted on one of the walls In the Oviedo locker room is "Quitters never win and winners never quit." all' t0 ff orce th eir way Into the Roth squads needed a late rally semifinals. Lake Brantley trailed winless Cocoa Beach 62-52 early in the fourth quarter before they outscored the Minutemen 14-2 to take the lead on an Andy Luce juniper from the foul line 66-64 with :43in the game. After Cocoa Beach tied the score again It was Luce who came through in the clutch by sinking a pair of the free throws with no time remaining on the clock for the Patriot's 68-66 win. — Ma "c 9"&466k_ And please fell the Fed to stop printing so rñuctfl'noney." • • • . • I ' / "_l that caused its incorruptible foreman, Ralph Ulmer, to accusal the Justice Department of covering up the Robert Vesco case. He complained to a federal judge that the prosecutors seemed more concerned about protecting the Carter administration than Investigating Vesco's influence-buying schemes. Later, Ulmer was summoned behind dosed doors of a Senate Judiciary subcommittee to explain what he meant. At three secret sessions, he told how the prosecutors had obstructed the investigation by trying to keep key witnesses off the stand and then belittling their testimonies when the grand jury insisted an hearing them. The prosecutors were also rotated repeatedly in an apparent shopping effort to find one who could convince the grand jury not to Indict any of President Carter's associates. The last prosecutor, assistant U.S. attorney Harry Benner, argued that the can should be treated as a minor, If "slimy," exercise in influence peddling. The jurors reportedly wanted to extend the term of the grand jury beyond 18 months so they could complete some Indictments. One — vestigation. The jurors were handed a blank farm and were asked to list as many Individuals as they would let of f the hook. Rut they refused to not even President exonerate anyone Carter, who had asked his attorney general to we one of the conspirators In the bribery plot. Ulmer told the senators that the president had been one of the mod recalcitrant wit— resses, refusing either to testify before the grand jury or to let jurors come to the White House to question him. In the end, he answered a few innocuous questions from the prosecutors on videotape. The jurors were so distrustful of the Justice Department that they refused to submit a blank "Bill of Ignoramus" for fear the prosecutors would tamper with it, my associate Lucette Lagnado has learned. Ulmer started to sign the blank document, but another juror cautioned against returning it. So Ulner scratched a large across the blank sheet to prevent any alteration. When law enforcement becomes entangled with White House politics, then justice becomes vulnerable to the political fix. But there Is always someone somewhere who will object. Such a person Is the stubbornly honest Ralph Ulmer. And such, too, are Sera. Dennis DeConcini, D-Arlz., and Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, who are taking Uliner's testimony In quiet clef lance of political pressure. Footnote: My office tried to reach Benner for his comments. Even though he didn't know the purpose of the calls, he telephoned back this message: "Don't bother to call me, because I have nothing to say to you." WIMI, SCHMflIIXI: The Irasabats in the Pentagon have a knack for making any criticism of their expenditures on military equi pment sound downright un-American. But I'll offer this example of colossal waste anyhow: The Pentagon profligates went a billion / ( 1 - . 2 . I - '1 . : . 4 - • . 1. ' . r . ' . .' ,,, I I .. I - . .. . Herald Phil's by Tern ehel Mark Layton (33) battles for a Lak. Howell rebound. But as of late, much of Lake Brantley's success has been because of the Pat "Blue team" of Juniors Jay Poag, Mike Gregory, Fred Baber, Tim Heath and Bill Powers. "Mike i Gregory, 6'2" forward) has been doing a super job coming off the bench," Peterson said. "ToI)ight i Saturday it was Freddy Baler, 67" forward) who came in and got the job done." The 3-5 Patriots have had a knack for a late surge. In each of their three victory's they have trailed early only to end up on the top side of the score. "What should 1(10, tell the kids to let the other team get lead because we play better when we're behind?" questioned - Peterson. One of those teams the Patriots catne back to beat was Bill Pa)me's Fighting Tribe. But the Seminole's reversed roles Saturday night by overcoming a seven point second half deficit to shoot down the host Lions 5148. . Although center Steve Grace and fireballer Mike Gaudreau led the Sanf ord scoring with 16 and 14 points respectively, the unsung hero was tiny S'4" point guard Richard Gray who scored the winning bucket with 21 seconds to play with a foul line jumper. The Tribe has played well of late, picking up two wins in its last three starts. But Payne is still haunted by the two point lOSS to the Pats under the Sanford barn two weeks ago. 'We owe 'em one," Payne said remembering 14-2 and 20-4 leads dwindl ed . Both coaches cite the defense now," bragged Payne, We've got to keep them from getting any spurts against to. hopefully we can get them down again but this time keep them down, it Peterson said, -AlthouKh the score doesn'tindicate the fefense won the game (Cocoa [leach) for us. ' 'lie two winners meet in the championship game tomorrow night at 8:30. Lyman faces Merritt island today at 4 pm. and Cocoa Beach tangles Oviedo at 6:30 p.m. in consolation imames. -IN 10— .w -m_ -- .1 I 0 . Aa • Patriots 38, Saints 27 Matt Cavanaugh passed for three TDs and Don Calhoun ran for another to lead New England over stubborn New,Orleans The Patriots trailed i0- in the first period but rallied behind Cavanaugh's passing to take a 11.13 halftime edge. Browns 27, Be ngali 24 Don Cockroft brought Cleveland its first AFC Central title since 1971, kicking a fl-yard field goal with 1:25 left to lift . Browns over Cincinnati. Cockrott's clutch field goal broke a2424 tie that had stood since the end of the third period. Oilers 20, Vikings IS Earl Campbell ran for 203 yards and scored the winning ti) with 1:58 left to rally Houston past Minnesota. The Oilers hod to hold off a late Viking thrust as Tommy Kramer passed them to the Oiler 10 before throwing incomplete into the end zone or, the game's last play. Raiders 33, Quits 17 Jim Plunkett threw two ID passes and Mark van Eeghen gained 115 yards rushing to help Oakland beat the Giants ahd clinch Its wild card berth. Plunkett had TI) passes of 31 yards to Cliff Branch and 37 yards to Raymond ('ester. Cowboys 35, Eagles V Danny White threw four TI) passes to lilt Dallas olqr Philadelphia but failed to overcome a 25-point tiebreak deficit, thus giving the Eagles their first division championship in 20 years. Rams 20, Fal cons ii Frank Corral, who earlier missed three field goals, including a po t en tial gamewinner with eight seconds left in regulatioh, hit a 23-yarder seven minutes Into sudden death to lift li Angeles over Atlanta 1. Uons 24 Packers 3 Billy Sims ended an exceptional rookie season with a 1-yard scoring leap in the fourth quarter to give him a clubrecord 6 11)3 and help Detroit beat Green flay. Chiefs 3$, Coils U Bill Kenney pa ssed for 316 yards and three 1i)s, two of thehi to Henry Marshall, to lead Kansas City over the Colts before only 16,941 fans the smallest crowd in Baltimore's history. Broncos 25, Seahacks 17 — ne ID and ran for another and Fred Steinfort kicked fieil goals of 53, 55, 34 and 38 yards to carry Denver over Seatt'e, • giving the Seahawks an 0-8 record at home. Redskins 31, Cardinals 7 Joe Theismann threw three TI) passes, two to rookie Art Monk, and two St. I,ouis quarterbacks finished with ininus-12 yards passing as Washington trounctd the Car(linals. o Scott Dierking ran for two'll)i and rookie safety Darrol Ny returned a pass interception 71 yards for a score and deflected a field goal try to lead the Jets over Miaini for the sixth straight time. Bears 14, Buccaneers 13 Quarterback Vince Evans ran 6 yards fix one TI) aiA sneaked I yard for another it) lead Chicago over Tampa B,9. ", -F ^1~ source confided to my associate Indy Redswar: "Benner told us flat out that it wouldn't make any difference If we went ahead and indicted, because the Justice Department's prosecutors would refuse to sign the Indictments." Apparently, this was the reason the grand jury returned no indictments. But there's more to the story. The prosecutor also asked the grand jury to sign a "Bill of Ignoramus" a document that would exonerate Inn dividuals who tad been targets of the In- • • ,_-, 77:7 _7'~ .:r-,_.Ir7.'!.'J&7 - - sncrui WASHINGTON The story can now be told of what happened inside a federal grand jury Q 'IN IN — that. His mili tary career, while Includi ng battlefield expe rience in Vietnam, has acce ntua t ed the poli tical. He has been closely socla ted with a series of power figures, from Douglas MacAr th ur to Henry Kissinger and Richa rd Nixon . Probe To Defend Carter Associates 'I 6 .. . BERRY'S WORLD '\ ' — "They're (Oak Ridge) big and fast," understated Robinson. "They've got two of the best guards I've seen.". The Pioneer backcourt duo of Jimmy Schoeck and Willie Lawton (Oak Ridge's two leading scorers on the year) beat the Greyhounds at their own game Saturday night run and gun. Oak Ridge pressed Lyman into four quick turnovers for a 45X advanta ge two minutes into the second half. The Greyhounds were forced into a zone defense early and just couldn't manage to crack the Pioneers. But Oak Ridge coach Dick Damron hints that they may look inside the 61" Frank Brantley and 61" backup Brian Elksnitls against the smaller Silver Hawks. "We always try to look inside, especially against smaller teams," Damon replied. "But we still look to our guards for the firepower. Man-to-man may have been Lyman's type of game but it's ours, too." Meanwhile Robinson expects to start in a man-to-man also. "flay may blow us out of here but we'll start in our man defense," Iloblnson said; "It's tough to get Into the middle of the schedule and have to change things around. "1 noticed Lyman was hurting them with the press in the first half, but we don't have the quickness that Lyman does." The Silver Hawk skipper hopes to have forward Fred McKnight back Into the lineup tonight. McKnight suffered a shoulder Injury Friday against Spruce Creek which forced him to the sidelines against Merritt Island. On " 'th side of the coin the Pioneers expect starting forward RandyWatson and their sixth man in sophomore Mike contest Tolbert to dress tonight. Both missed the Greyhound ' )' due to tie flu. "Now our season Just starts," said Flores. "I'm really proud of this club." Philadelphia's Dick Vermeil already knew he'd be in the playoffs and was thrilled with ousting Dallas as division champion but he was vehemently upset at the officiating in the Eagles' loss to the Cowboys. I can say we lost the battle but won the war, said Vermeil "Last year we tied them but they won the division and today we tied them again but we won it. "It was frustrating in the first half to be able to get good field position and then have such horrible officIating." Buffalo clinched Its first AFC East title in 14 years, using Nick Mike-Mayer's 25-yard field goal and a bad snap safety to defeat San Francisco In a game played in a steady downpour. -• . I A rw A are going — nowhere." Both Chuck Knox of Buffalo and Tom Flores of Oakland felt pp:%% •: 35-V. Elsewhere among non-contenders Sunday, it was Detroit 24 Green Bay 3; Kansas City 38 Baltimore ; Washington 31 St. louis 7 and Denver 25 Seattle 17. The New York Jets beat Miami 24-17 and Chicago nipped Tampa Bay 14-13 in Saturday games. Seven AFC clubs entered the final weekend with a chance-a t 'the playoffs and there were four happy coaches Sunday night. Hon Erhardt of New England or Don Coryell of San Diego will join the group after tonight's game. Cleveland Coach Sam Rutigliano credited his quarterback, Brian Sipe, with bringing the Browns their first title since 1971. Phillips was happy to see his Oilers qualify as an AFC wild card club for the third straight year. Houston lost to Pittsburgh in last two AFC title games. -I'd rather be in the playoffs anti not know where we're going," said Phillips, "then to be a home and know where we Hawks,Pats, ' Tribee Chase Titl By BENTON WOOD Herald Sports Writer Semifiril action of the Oviedo Outlook basketball tourpey contiraiesoday with three Seminole County teams vying for the title. At 7p.m. Greg Robinson's Lake Howell Silver Hawks tackle Metro Conf eren ce entry Oak Ridge while Bill Payne's Sa nf ord Seminoles face Bob Peterson's Lake Brantley Patriots in the 8:30 nightcap. Mark Layton and Bruce Brlghtman combined for 42 points in Lake Howell's 65-55 win over Merritt Island, Saturday. But Greg Robinson's crew will have their hands full tonight when they face the twice-beaten Pioneers who handled pretourney favorite Lyman 73-66 , , ) ' %P A BELI RINGER dollars on a system they call "wimix" a worlwide command and control network that is supposed to provide instantaneous information on the whereabouts of American CW AN military forces anywhere in the world. A great idea. Unfortunately, wimix flunked a big test a year ago. ________1~"_ i.~' (I ** -4 -~.Or'**&--_--W___~_ - - — Last December, when the Russians invaded Afghanistan, President Carter wanted to know how many helicopters were in positi on to fly into Kabul and evacuate Americans there. It was something wimnix was designed for, so the request was relayed to the wimnix operator in the Pentagon. After searching through the wtmix query book a tome that 's bigger than the Manhattan telephone book the Pentagon operator located the proper code and got the information for the White house. Two hours after the request for information, the president was told there were 14 helicopters available. In the meantime, however, an Air Force colonel had telephoned an American airfield in Turkey by commercial telephone — and he got the correct answer: There were only four helicopters available. And he got the information in iS minutes. IDEA! .am* ml 0e ;W I ~9 — — Silver Hawk guard Tim. O'Shaughn.ssy flies for a layup. 'Cadillac Chris' Tabbed T-Bowl's MVP Player Bruce brlghtman looks like a quarterback on the option play against Merritt Island's Mustangs . The Silver hawk guard helped Lake Howellpast Merritt Island and into tonight's semi-final of the Oviedo Mutlonk Tournament - Florida's senior flanker Cris Collinsworth went out with a bang — eight receptions for it all over again, Bowl. statistics are 120 receptions That might sound presump- for 1,937 yards and 14 TDs But the 6-4, 192-pound topnotch pro prospect had mixed tious on the part of a player feelings about playing his who won the Tangerine 166 yards and two touchdowns In 1979 and 1980, CoIlin- ORLANDO, Fla. (UPI) — ' final collegiate game He Bowl's Most Valuable Player in the Gators' 35-20 win over knows it's time to move on, \l.'.,1 the, Tinr.prr ,. hot if he could he 'd like to do ,', trophy Saturday night and sworth was Florida's nominee college career for SEC Athlete of the Year. whose UPDATE. (OuR w au%xv..L NARNS FE 0W."Ifiz,F, MY AGENCY PH. 322-5762 SANFORD, FLORIDA 1 . .. .. .. . �.. ...... . . • lB—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Evning Herald, Sinferd, Fl. Monday, Dec. 22, 1910 Make k'e Cream Grande 1 SCOOP 0 Nothing Is more welcome at the end of the holiday season than a casual get-together of friends on New Year's Day. Whether it's to cheer football bowl favorites, resolve to make changes, or just plain return to the sobering realities of the post.holidays, make it easy by making drinks and dessert with Ice cream. For arm-chair bowl fans still in a festive mood, serve bright scoops of raspberry sherbet garnished with green grapes and splashed with champagne. let winners and (losers) add more champagne to their glasses as desired (or needed). Or, serve the recipe as it's named, An Easy Dessert with Splendid Sparkle, for a victorious ending to the day. A quart of Coconut Ice Cream scooped into snowballs and decorated with holly sprigs and small red candles makes a pretty dessert for six. Or stir rum air bourbon into softened Egg Nag Ice Cream or brandy into Burgundy Cherry Ice Cream for a potable dessert. Merry mincemeat cake and ice cream offers a festive eanding to I holiday dlrin,er especially if you flambe the rum. spiked sauce just before pawing it over the ice cream. And with just a little more effort, Cranberry Cream Pie, featuring a snowy coconut ice cream crust filled with rosy cranberry mixture, makes a pretty party dessert. Serve it surrounded by pine boughs and candlelight. If guests are resolved to start the New Year more reverently, mix up a rosy batch of Winter Wonderful Punch to be served hot or cold, of offer steaming mugs of creamy Mocha Egg Nag Punch. Then, for a dessert certain to start the New Year with style, serve individual Brownie Alaskas, easy to make with packaged brownie mix and cocolate almond ice cream. Whatever the menu and mood of New Year's Day, both the hostess and her guests will be glad It included ice cream. AN!) ICE CREAM Place a slice of pound cake in a pretty bowl or goblet. Top with a scoop of eggnog Ice cream or French vanilla ice cream. Pour over It a sauce made of mincemeat flavored with rum and chopped walnuts. 1 quart raspberry sherbet 36 fresh grapes, washed and chilled I four-fifths-quart bottle of champagne, chilled Spade or scoop the sherbet into wine glasses. i)rop6 grapes Into each glass. Pour chilled champagne into each gla.cs filling half-full. Serve immediately with straws and spoons. Add more champagne as desired. Makes about 6 servmgs. Use other flavors of sherbets or ices, and cover theiii with other sparkling wines. It's easy nod elegant. MOCHA FA;(; NOG PUNCH lied strong coffee I qutI egg nog ice cream -i cup whipping crewii, whipped Beat coffee with half of the ice cream in punch bowl. Add remaining Ice cream in scops. Top with whipped cremi. Fills 30 to 12 punch cups. WINTEIL WON UI:IFUI.I'UNCII 1 quart cranberry-apple Juice Juice of one lemon I quart burgundy cherry ice cream Combine berries and fruit juices in it two-qw(Pt saucepan. Simmer for 10 minutes. Pour mixture through a fine sieve, pressing to obtain all possible berry pulp. Serve hot or cold, in mugs, each topped with a scoop of cream. Makes 10 to 12 servings. DELICIOUS DOA1IF.AL) IIUTIEIIEL) RUM 2 cups fresh or frozen cranberries 1 cup sugar 1 quart coconut or French vanilla ice cream 1 cup whipping cream li cup chopped nuts 1 can (8 oz.) whole cranberry sauce Chop the cranberries finely, put through agrinder or grind in blender until coarsely wound. Add the sugar and mix well. Refrigerate overnight. Soften the ice cream slightly. Spoon it into a chilled 9" pie pan, pressing it into the pan to form a crust. Freeze. Beat the cream until It holds its shape, then gently fold In the cranberries and nuts. Spoon it into the ice cream crust and freeze for at least 4 hours. If you wish, garnish witha wreath of whole cranberry sauce at the edge of the pie, where the filling meets the ice cream. W20 .1 1' FINLRYTHING WE SELL HAS A MONEY Pill - ;Z -610 .. - 01 -. - A .i. •- Wacky Fudge Cake is perfect to serve carolers. Frozen Cranberry ('ream Pie is easy to make and delicious. s 41 E SUER BAKING < U iao LIMIT m coupor wIfHAe1ooRRioRt TOBACCO PRODUCTS I*CIU()F() 01Cm MBIR 24. _______ Fai S • • oomNmw SAS I r -- II. 20 roi' SAVE Is noRmA FRESH LARGE SWEET CALIFORNIA TANGERINES 88 IC LETTUCE SAVE Grapefruit ..... 6P1 SAVO 74 FLORIDA Oranges ..... l2/l I I A LB FRESH LB48 Anjou Pears. . . '.SVE 20 NIL) DELICIOUS Apples . . . . 3784 SAVE 20 2 FOR I t1I9 30 SAIl 20 981c III PIll, 1 IGH I I. DAIlY. 2 III I'Il(, JI NPlI1 I) . TIMII 0 ALL WHITI II SAl'? 20 $398 . • Cello Carrots. .2/49" SAVE to,. ENDIVE. ROMAINE ON Escarole. . . . HOLIDAY) . IK0 Cottage Cheese. POUND SMOKED $ 198 I'IIIOI HAMS __________________ 1,.. ...................... 98 . II.,,, 'ut' rs. I SAVE 90 A LB BONELESS - I'll Assorted Cookies. $128 AI $ $118 H.., Cheese 'sAlt 98' Spread. 20 PIN PNG LIrTII WIENERS OR LITTLE Smokies lIP P,AIKAI'IA 555(0111 BOTTOM ROUND 1 LB BAG __ FREE APPLE PINK TOWELS SAUCE 05 SQUARE FEET $Soi DOODLES 8oz LIMIT-1 PURCHASE PER FAMILY OSCAR MAYEKI98C ID' III PIlO ALL VARII IbIS Franks HOLIDAY ICE CREAM BOMBE 1 quart rum raisin Ice cr eam I quart spumoni Ice cream LOSCAR MAYER). KLEENEX ROAST U.S.D.A. GRADE A QUICK FROZEN NON BASTED 1 $1 98 LB SAVE SAVF 30 GAL. I 90' A LB PAIl PANTRY patni 0 05' S fl ______ 10T016 LOS 55'LB •',S,,,, 0.111111 0461ft, 55 S*PI'(, osi SUAVE SHAMPOOS ton a... AND CONDITIONERS IS.. IOo. ALOE OR COCOA BUTTER ON ba ROLL ON ANTI PERSPIRANT SAVI 10 12 PAIl PANTRY P5101 SAVE SI' Rolls (PARTY FLAKE . 2/98c SAVI $0 lSoa RN(IU SAVE IS boa JAM SAVE b 2Db: (oLDEN Sweet Potatoes. , 69 SAVE $0 ISo, (OMStO( K Pumpkin Pie Mix. 59 Salad Olives .... 99c . lu 40t PANTIIY PRIDE ON ." lack Pepper . • 79" TOP Mince Meat Pie . . . '1 SAVE ID boa 0011,1 N TOP •" ' Pie. . . -- SAVE ID lo so. I'ArlIul p1111,1 liii. 1)11 MIrO . Marshmallows . . , 3 9 C •• .. •.. Rye Bread ......69 SAVE 10 I Oo, I TI I s '1 SAVI ID I) PAK Cherriec OIb:arAINs;wm ,A,N,O fi9C RC CONVENIENCE COMPLETE EVERY DAY SAVI ID ii0. - .i._. . __ __ :. UbbiP Jibe IS SAUCE ' ' Soft Puffs ..... 2/1 . • Y DAY urangesq.r CHOICE SAVE IS I 111111,110111 Macaroni. . 2/89C2p101 SAVE b0 J2oi Grape Jelly. . 93 SAV1 12 64o8 Twill . Punch. . . . . SAVI , 2551 AIIJMIIUM Foil ........ 1 50C 30" O_FF 1 4 11- 10 MAXWELL HOUSE' INSTANT COFFEE lOos JAR I I WITH THIS COUPON 0000 U THRU WED.. DEC 31. 1550 - —V."- II -' (tot,,. Ml. •1,t I Ginger AleW1. . 3P1 tAll II • I., • Ill. tl PS, Pepsi Light hg . - $109 SAVE 10 So, (INISAY I TIRA I AllOt . 79 Pitted Olives. . SAVE tO ISui PANTRY P1111)1 Cranberry Sauce. 49 SAVE S $5 SE ASSORTED ON DICORATID Scott Towels. . . . ISo, NORMAL. DRY ON OILY French Onion Dip. SAVE ID 100 CT PACKER LABEL SIMCPI White Plates. . . .89C SAVE 20 SI Cl POLY BAG Foam Cup. .. .. .69c SAVE 2$ $0 Cl PANTRY PRIDE Pert Shampoo. . SAVF 30 2.. REGULAR I. uNSCETiTFO Secret Solid ..... SAVE 10 2Sos Secret Roll-On 81 89 BISQUICK BUTTERMILK BAKING MIX 40oz P1(0. U *1111 tHIS COUPON GOOD I THRU WED DEC 24. 1550 : I I 1 1 REYNOLDS SAVE 10' _ MORTON PUMPKIN P IF -- SAIl $0 II . CHARLIN RHINI OR - SAlt 1*0 $429 . . . 3P1 MOltS I '. LITER Taylors (HAuLS ! ECONOMY ROLL I I 75 SQUARE FEET WITH THIS COUPON GOOD TI5(J *10, DEC. 24. 550 I .•am.......a*P SANFORD-ZAYRE PLAZA HIWAY 1792. & AIRPORT BLVD. VAIl 40 - 8399 5 O•S• SAVE 30' blot 3 750141 WHITE. PINK OR COED DUCK . an SAIl 50 CHERRY SAVE S IS.. (ITT HALVES -- Del Del Monte Pears .b SAVE 7' I II.. LIEBFRAMILCH Cracker Jacks. Theo Kuhnel .... SA'. 1 0) Wines 750 ML (OMSTO(N Pie Filling ......8129 SAVE 1 I 5 tITER Celia Lambrusco.3417 .7/61 IS.. Larsens Veg-Ail. . 3911 poo- U RICH & CREAMY DOLE PINEAPPLE I IN SYRUP, CHWi. CRUSHED. SLICED : •, JUICE CHUM OR JUICE SLICED WITH THIS COUP0 0000 THRU *10.. DEC. 24, 1550. . . Andre Champagne WHINI (ill N(JS1 c.LmFoRr1iA. Gallo Table Real Sangria. - - SAtI I Oos PANTRY PRIIJT SAIL SI 00 I S LITEN '" TABLE WINES - S PAIL TROLl" Pt! IIITI Frozen Corn. ALMADEN SAVE J SAIl SI ID 24o: FR 0 '0Z EN Shells ......$129 Pie SAIl .. IN __L — SAIl I I I ICE CREAM hALF GALLON *ITH'IHISCOUPONGOOO 550 THRUWED.DEC II l ' I U Ilmm___..1M1P 1 • ON ANY COUNTY LINE CHEESE ITEM I I WITH THIS COUPON GOOD WED DEC 24. THRU 1980 40c OFF J4 R I • AXELRODS ' RICOTTA CHEESE I • I 2 LB CUP WITH THIS COUPON GOOD THRU WED DEC 24. 1510 U p UUuRa•MIUJ I I I teaspooground cinnamon co starch .4 cup water i CUP chopped w al nu ts 2 pounds frozen bread dough, thawed In 2-quart saucepan, stir toge ther cranberries, sugar, corn syr up and cinnamon Stirring occasionally, bri ng to boil over medium heat. Redu ce heat and simmer 10 minutes or until Skim pop. Stir toge ther corn starch and water until smooth. Sti r into cranberry mixture. Stirring co nstantly, bring to boil over medium he at and boil I minute. Stir In nuts. Cover refrigerate un ti l cool. Di vi de I pound dough In ha lf. Divide each half In 3 portions. DII __._.t__ IJLII S $$AUUl1 w rUnTY u-Dy-i-men rectangle. rectangle. Spread wi th 3 tablespoons cranberry mixture. Roll and seal edges. Place on greased baki ng sheet. Repeat with 2 more portions. Braid 3 strips together, seal ends. Following same procedure, make 3 more br ai ds wi th remaining dough Let braids rise in warn place 45 minutes or until double. Bake In 350.degree oven 25 to 30 minutes or until golden br ow n. Remove Immediately from ba king sheets. Cool on wire rack. This kitchen-tested recipe makes 4 brai ds. . Seltzer 9 1C Trash Can Liner. . 99 U SAVE 10 l6oz CAN 40" OFF 15" OFF 443 Daycare Capsules. LIBBY 4jjiL. PUMPKIN 4 SAVE 10 504 THANKYOCJ PANTRY PRIDfl49 C rn 9oz FROZEN 12 servings. 4.4 CUP . 20. SAIl 50' Alka SAVE 14C . 100. SAVE 30 Aspirin ', 59' 180Z 94 SAVE 24' SAVE SI 00 So, Cortaid Cream. to CRANBERRY BRAIDS 3 cups cranberri es 1 cup su gar 1 cup light corn syrup SAVE SI 200N2 3SO.CURIIV CHRISTMAS CARDS S WRAPPING PAPER p4,; CANDIES PLANTS / & FLOWERS JUICE Marshmallow CREMI 49 BAR-B-QUE I• FOR YOUR SHOPPING WE CARRY A LINE OF JI TOMATO Frito Lay Ruffles. 99 C Real Choc. Chips. ) B B put through sieve. Refrigerate. Makes 10 88t YOUR SAVI ID Tot IlhisT) 'IdliudEIn I 78LB Cloverleaf Ro ll s 2/98C Dinner Rolls Raspberry sherbet is splastieti mui cliamupagn and garnished sith grapes for an easy dessert, o %% ear's (Irimik. serve as 'i SAVE 40' 0000 CUP 68LB 10 TO 1610578' LB FROZEN I 98" C IGLB I ORANGE JUICE _____ TURKEYS Ic 3 SAVE 42' I (J SD A GRADE A QUICK FROZEN ADTOMATIC POP UP TIMER WHEN DONE CUP 1C 5 9 SAVE $0. PURE FLORIDA _____ BASTED TURKEYS 1 recIpe Holly Berry Sauce (optional) Sli ghtly soften the Rum Raisin Ice Cream. Spoon Into a ch i lled 3-quart metal mold or metal mixing bowl. Wi th back of spoon, smooth ice cream so It is equally distributed over bottom and sides of mold, lea ving the center hollow. Freeze until fi rm, at least 2 hours. Soften the Spumoni Ice Cream ar spoon into the hollowed center , pecki ng It down. Freezer wrap; freeze. To unmold, place mold Ice-cream side down on a chi lled se rving plate. Dips cloth Into hot water, wring out, and press wound the mold unt il the ire cream mold loosens, repeat if necessary. Return to freezer until about 5 minutes before serving. Pass Holly Berry Sauce, 11 desired. HOLLY BERRY SAUCE I package (10 ox.) frozen r aspberri es l package (lOoz.) frozen stz-awben-f es 2 tablespoo ns Triple Sec or frozen ora nge j uice conce ntra te Defrost f rozen berries sl i ghtly; pour oft juice. Pu t berr ies and Triple Sec in blender container. Whirl just until smoo th; HOOD OR MINUTE MAID FARMER GRAY I6LBS SAVE 20 IS.. LOAVES PANTRY PRIDE Pumpkin D THRU SAVE 40' A LB LYKIS OR HYGRADES Sour Cream.,., . . 5 1 ,1 PlO, P 5 ,11115 111(1 Cream Cheese. . 1)1 IN TIll DAIRY CAST A Egg Nog '.AVI ID $368 . VAIl 41' 24.,, VI 511151 lIGHt I. 11%1 IV WISE PUFFED CHEESE GET- 1 COFFEE SAVI 10 r G ALL ITEMS C. PRICES OO WEDNESDAY DEC 24. 1950 QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED 983LB I I SAVE 20' A LB $199 12 -, p_I— PER BONELESS BEEF PRIDE Hum 2 Turkey Roast. SAVE 10'. 21 [5 BAG PANTRY 1 ID Turkey Roast. BUY- I $ SAVE $4' • SAVE 30' A LB PRIDE HOMESTYLE OR SANDWICH BREAD 16oz 3 / LOAVES I cui 11LB 8, 38L 'B 8' SAVE 2P POTATOES $178 : . CAN 1 9 • WITH THIS COUPON 000'iiiu *10 U 7 SAVE 11 10 10 BAG RUSSET • U LB BC SAVE A LB , I loz 1 4 cups powdered sugar 2 tablespoons dairy sour cr eam 1 ta bl espoon m argari ne or butter, softened 1 teaspoon lemon jui ce Mix all i ngredients until smooth and of spreading consistency. BRANDIED PEACH POUND CAKE I can ( ounces) sliced peaches, drained reserving liquid 1 cup li ght corn syr up *taoiespoona cranay 1 (3-Inch) vanilla bean 164 cup brandy ½ cup hea vy cream, whipped 1 (16 4-ounces) frozen po und cake, thawed In medium saucepan, stir toge ther reserved peach liquid, corn syrup , 2 tablespoons brandy and the vani lla bean. Bring to full roll ing boll, stirring occasionally, and boil 5 minutes. Coarsely chop pea ches and add to syrj mixture. Stirring occasionally, bring to full rolling boll slid boil 15 m in utes. Remove from heat, stir In s cup bran dy. Cover and ref rigera te over night. Next day, remove vani lla bean. Fold ½ cup cooled topping Into ½ c up heavy cream. Use to fill and frost pou nd cake. Chill bef ore serving, If desired. Serve remaining topping with cake or use as Ice cream top pi ng. This kitchen-tested recipe makes 2-'. cu ps topping. __ PEAS S YOU CAN'T BUY BETTER C _ U ___________________________ PAY MORE? 2 TO LBS SHANK OR BUTT PORTION - SUPER LOOSEAY CR PAC l.½ cups sugar 4½ tablespoons unsweetened cocoa l.½ teaspoons baking soda 14 teaspoon salt ½ cup vegetable oil t-½ tablespoons white vinegar l-½ teaspoons vanilla 1-14 cups milk 1 cup coconut rum liqueur, divided Onto a piece of waxed paper, sift together flour, sugar, cocoa, baking soda and salt. Sift again into a large bowl. Add oil, vinegar and vanilla; stir just enough to dampen the dry Ingredients. Add milk and cup liqueur, mix well. Turn batter Into a lightly greased and floured 9-inch tube pan. Bake in a 350 degree F. oven 55 minutes or until cake tests done. Cool on a wire rack. Prick top of cake with a cake tester or a long toothpick. Spoon remaining 14 cup liqueur over cake. Cover tightly. Store overnight. If desired, serve with heavy cream with CocoRibe (1 cup cream and 1 tablespoon liqueur). Yield: 12 servings. SULJEt LEW.AM La'J.IUN U1N(i1t COOKIES 1 package gingerbread mix ½ cup dairy sour cream 1 tablespoon grated lemon peel Sour Cream Lemon Frosting (below) Heat oven to 375 degrees. Beat all Ingredients except frosting In large bowl on low speed. Shape dough into about 1-Inch balls. Place about 3 inches apart on ungreased cookie sheet. Flatten to 2 inches with bottom of glass dipped In flour. Bake until set, to 11 minutes. Immediately remove from cookie sheet; cool. Frost with Sour Cream Lemon Frosting. About 2½ dozen cookies. 9 I HAMS SUPER 25 ( MIR% MICED M' SMOKED SUPER Id FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE WE WILL BE OPEN CHRISTMAS EVE WED, DEC. 24 UNTIL 6 PM CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY THURSDAY. DEC. 25. 1950 RE7 -OPEN A.M. FRIDAY. DEC 26. 1950 . 4ARKET STYLE FR BROI , BACK • FOR CA LII I GUARANTEE! • Give a little "Joy to the World" this Christmas - muster Uncle Charlie's basso profundo, the church altos, a shower Pavarotti and shyer warblers for a caroling party. An impromptu choir will apprecia"te a warming beverage and a special dessert after trekking the neighborhood in Performance. Chocolate cake Is an all-time favorite made exotic when drizzled with coconut rum liqueur. This Wacky Fudge Cake Is wrapped over-night so tastes of Caribbean coconut and Virgin Islands rum fully permeate its dense richness. The exceptionally moist dessert that results is irresistible when topped with a dollop of liqueur, spiked whipped cream. The sunny liqueur alas blends well with such favorite hot drinks as coffee, tea, cocoa and apple cider. Add an ounce and a half per cup of the heated beverage for more Christmas spirit. You may find your carolers have just begun to sing! WACKY FUDGE CAKE 2-si cups sUted all-purpose flour Great Food&, Gift Values " 0 Bread (PULL .A.PART). 2/ 8169 MERRY MINCEMEAIFAKF: - ..• THIS HOLIDAY SHOP PANTRY PRIDE 10 makes about l servings) 1 pint French vanilla ice cream ' pound batter pound brown sugar i pound powdered sugar 1 teaspoon nutmeg 1 teaspoon cinnamon Boiling water Cinnamon sticks Put the ice (Team and butter into a bowl find allow to soften. Addtbe brownsugar • rnwdered sugar, nutmeg and cinnamon; stir until suiooth. Freeze until ready to serve. At serving time, place 3tablespoomis of the mix Into a mug, add 3 bmIespoons rum and fill with bofling water (;irnish with a rinnatmion stick and sere inunedlately. For gilt-giving. Ixit the flits in little iret'ztr uorbtnllwrs; when it's time to present )our friends with a little sitiething, tie on bright ribbons and present the immix miong with if bottle of ruin. 4V . - • • •, INDIVIDUAL BROWNIE ALASKAS 1 package fudge brownie rtiix 4 egg whites kit cup sugar .. I pint chocolate alirioni] ice cream Bake brownies according to package directions. Cool, then . cut into 9(3-inch) squares. Chili. Top each square with small scoopofk'e cream. Place on baking sheet. Freeze for at least l hour. Preheat oven to 450 degrees. Beat egg whites until loamy; beat In sugar, 1 tablespoon at a time. Continue beating until stiff and glossy. Cover brownies and Ice crejirn with meringue, sealing it to edge of tronwies. Bake about 4 minutes or until meringue is a delicate brown. Serve immediately. Makes 9.servings. 10 • CRANBERRY CREAM PIE (makes1to servings) AN EASY DES.SERT WITH Sl'l.ENIMI) SPARKLE Try Easy Little Recipes For Busy Chdstmas Week S Finale To Th e Holidays Monday, Dec. 21, 1IO-3I E NUMBER 12 OFFUNK& WAGNALLS NEW ENCYCLOPEDIA 299 ONLY... $ I I I (lUll ._..t - . •__ -- ..- &*is"t . �4 -.. lvs&ngH,Sanferd,F Mond.y,D.cn,19N - Dtet Wkih.p, 7:30 p.m., First yterlan ufth, DelAnd; 7 p.m., Florida FedeT, State Road .436 and 434. WdgM Wateben, 10 am,, Ascension Lutheran Cturch, C'asselberry; 7 p.m., Florida Fder't1 Altarnonte SprtIL t. • • - ---.- Legai_Notke_ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIONTUNTN JUDICIAl. CIRCUIT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NUMUI: M2MsCA2tR RE: THE PETITION OF: BENNIE MERRITT ur t HUT , TO ROBERT CALVIN LONG List Known Adorns: A R?.4. WndvHio. Nffi Carona YOU ARE NOTIFIED that in action for tha adoption of a mInor ctu ttas win ili. agawnt you and you are reoulr.d to serve a your wKten defen$fl.Ii any, on CARMINE M. BRAVO, ESQUIRE. CARMINE M. BAR VO. PA.. liii SIt• Road 431. SuIte 211. Lonqwood Village, LOnQWOOd, Fioria, e.s.,s' Or or b.for the 15th day of January. 1S5, and fill the orlguial wim the Clerk of nih Court either before sirvica on Petitioners attorney or Im. mediately thereafter, oth.r*Is., a dafautt will be ',tered agaInst you f or tha 'If III demanded In th• Petition for Adoption. WlTNESSmylandIhesesI orniscounon.tMInhd.yof Dec. MONDAY, DECEMBERU 1 t -. Sanford ALAnos, $ p.m., First United Methodist Qmrd Sanford. Sfsrd AA, 8 pin., 1201 W. First St.. TOPS Cbspter 79, 7 p.m., over Baptist Clu'.th, lcrystai lAke setd Country Club, Lake Mary. Al-Mo., 8p.m., recreation hail behind Stromberg Carlion, Lake Mary. 11.JESDAY, DECEMBERU Over 51 flub, 10:30am., Bedding Gardens, Sanford. Wd$,tWatckn, 7p.m.,SanfordWoman'sClub, 309 & Oak An., 7 p.m., Smnmft Apartments, casaelharry. .. Overeaters Aao.ymo, 7:30p.m., Florida Power& - Ut Sanford. Ii'S (lia$er 371, 7p.m., First United Methodist SanfOIt Seminste AA, $ p.m., open dlacuulou, 591 Lake flurth, Mimle Drive, Sanford, 54iJ.% (baptet' Sweet MeUnes, I p.m., St. Andrewi Presbyterian church, Bear Lake Road, Forest atv. VUm pesç: "Golden Autumn" and "Imide chinatown," 2p.m. Deltona Public Library. Avistiss Madden, 7:30 p.m., Hobby Depot, Sanlord. WEDNAY, DECEMBER24 kthrdtakfast Rotary Club, 7 am., Sanford Airport Restaurant (SEAL) CLERKOF THE CIRCUIT COURT Iy:JiineI.CuiIis Deputy Clert Pubtith December IS. 22. IL 1550 & januery s. ni DEOSS NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tht by virtue of that certaIn WrIt of Eiecutlon Hued out of and • ,, of Ihi COUNTY Court of Seminole County, Florida, upon a final ludgernent rendered In the aforesal4 Court on the 25th AD., certain case entitled. Southern Loan & Finance Co.. Inc., Plain. tiff. vs. Joyce Ann Sirmons. selberry Rotary, 7:30 am., Woman's Club. 250 D,tendant, WicP aforesaid Writ Overbrock Drive, Ciaselberry. ci E*ecutlon was dlivered to me as Sheriff of Seminole County. Osleda Rotary, 7:30 am., the Town House. Florida, and I have Ieyiid upon the Sanford KIwanis, nOOn, civic center. following discribed property Sanford OptImist, noon, Holiday urn.owned by Joyce Sirmons, laid prowrty being located in Seminole Recovery, Inc., 12:30 p.m., Sears Altamonta Mall. County, Florida, mor, par. Sanford Sertasders senior citizens dance, 2:30 p.m., ticularly descrIbed as follows: Civic Center. One HI Buick RivIera, 2 door. Overeaters Anonymoes, 7:30 p.m., Altanusite Mall bre in color ID No. IsiuI$H5t4325 Sears. being stored at Aitamonte Towing Starlight Premenadcrs, Rpm., DeBary Community Service. Altamonte SprIngs, Center.Shell Road. Florida. and the undersigned as Sheriff of s Sanford AABegtuers, 8:30p.m.1 1201 First St. SemInole County, FlorIda, wilt at 1100 A.M. on the 13th day of January. AD. 1511. offer for sale Legal Notice and sell to the highest bidder, for cash. subled to any and alt e*isling liens, at the Frant (West) NOTICE TO THU PUILICi Door of the Seminole County Notice is hereby given that the Courthouse in Sanford, Florida. BovdofAdlustmon$oltheCltyof the above described personal Sanford will hold a regular ing on January 5, 1511. in the City property. That laid sale is being made to Hall at 11:30 AM. in order to satisfy the terms of said Writ of consider a request for a variance Ecetution. in the Zoning Ordinance as it per SARASOTA, FIa. (UP!) .loM E. Poik, talrl to sIde yard setbaCk requIre. w bod' nf Jean Maria mints In MR.7 Zoned District in inole County Fida onovan, one of four Lotsll,l0.landSouthlOM'ofLqt Pubiiih Dec.mber22,75. 1550 & Block 3. Fairvlew, I. iulonarlu killed In El PS 3. Pg. 71 January being more specifically described DEDSI 5. Il, 1511 1vador earlier this month as located at 401.403401401.405 355 exhumed tOday at the 411 It) 4)1 San Marco.. Planned the U... t.tç use of properly II for quadeupin NOTICE TO PUILIC • rpJ.pJ55 w'.' • is tarey gIvin mat a cot . PubIk Hearing wtll be held by the spokesman for the flmesI ,. .........' . Planning and Zoning CommissIon loardof Adjustment intpeCityCommissionRoom.City hotna said the body was Publish December 23. 15501 Hall, Sanford, Florida t 5:00 PM. ezhumedst7a.m. and wuen January S. 155) on Thursday. January II, 1511, to route to Jacksonville where DID consider the hollowing change and an autopsy will be performed amendment to the Zoning Or NOTICE dinanc. and amending th• Future to recover any bU11st.5.. Notice is hereby given that the Land Us. Element of the Corn Raymond Donovan, the Seminole County School Board preiwnilve Plan of the City of hold a hearing In the Board Sanford, Seminole County, young woman's lather, said wIll the office of the Schooi Florida. he and his wife Patricia, were Room of o, 1NI, at 5:00 Retoning tram MR 2. Multiple contacted by state depart- AM. to consider Amendment of Family Residential Dwelling POlICY 40*15431.1 to delete the District nsent officials Sunday. entrance requirement of the To that of: IMOI, MultIple "We jtnt got a phone call Declaration (ManIfestation) O Family Residential. Office and from them," be said. "We Domicile for children entering Inttital DIstrict FIOr Ida schools for the first time. said yet" That property described as: This requirement Is beIng deleted Lois 19 & 20. Block I, 3rd Section, The state department because lhe Board has acted to Dreamwold. PR I, Pg 70 ficials hope to determine abolish tuition foas and this Being more generally described through ballistics tests Ii the requirement, which was used tO as located: 1007 W. 25th St. (Lak. establIsh residence in Florida, and 25th Streeti bullets that killed Miu no longer needed. Alio to be Th* planned use of the property DOnovan and Dies nuns Dec. considered is the repeal of Policy is Oftice 40*19. 431.4 which requires the 2 were American-made. TM Planning & Zoning Corn. piymentoftlflydollartuitlontor mission will iubrnit a r.com The Donovars believe each studenf whose parent 5 to the CIty Commltslin four missionaries wets killed nonresident. This policy Is beingmendation in avor ot. or against, the repealed because the Board as requested change or amendment. by military forces, to abolish the tuition tea The City Commission will hold a The U.S. government us acted formerly • required of Hearing in the City Corn i*nded $25 million in military residents. The Ipecilic law being PubliC mliiion Room in the City Halt. aid to the Central American Implemented In this amendment Sanford. Florida at 7.00 P M. on and repeal Is F.S. 221.121. Those January 24. 1911 to consider said untry ter the slayings, persons interested may obtain recommendation. The botim of the women complete copies of tiiese policies Alt parties In Interest and were found in a shallow, and economic Impact statement at citizens shalt have an opportunzty the Soerdotfices. 12)1 Mellonvllle to be heard at said hearings. common grave two days after Avenue. Sanford. Florida. By order of the Planning and theY were killed. • William J. KroIl, Zoning CommiSsion ci the City of Chairman Funeral services and burial Sanford, Florida, this 12th day of Publish December 32, 1550 of Miss Donovan was Dec. 10. December. 1550 DI DO) J 0. Galloway, Chairman IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Cty of Sanford Pope Calls SEMINOt.I COUNTY. FLORIDA Planning and Zoning PROlATE DIVISION Commission Pile )Sb.CP F or Release Publish December 27. 29, 1510 Dlvisl.a 0E043 IN RU ESTATE OP ________________________ Of Hostages • RICHARD GENE Deceased .INITED STATUS DISTRICT OP ADMINISTRATION COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF VATICAN CITY (UP!) - NOTICE Theadmlnistratlonof the estate FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION lo Jolrn Paul II, In a RIchard Gene Thomblesen, COURT NOt ISIII.ORL.CIv.Y C?l'tstma_s message, called deceased, File Number 75 II CP, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, pending in the Circuit Court for Plaintiff, vs ttILLIAM L. today for he release of Is %erntnoleCounty.FlorIda,Probate BRYAN, JR. A. hostages throughout the Division, the address of which Is BRYAN, his wife, MELODY and ZALES them as County Courthouse. Sanford, JEWELERS, D.fendantls). world, describing victims of political reprisal or Florida. Thenames and addresses NOTICE OF SALE - NotIce is of the personal representative and hereby given that pursuant to a "an Iniquitous, cruel and it,, personal representatIve's Final Decre, of Foreclos,e en. teredon November13. 1510. by the Inconceivable monetary attorney ate sit forth below. All interested persons are above entitled Court in the above speculation." required to file with this co,gt, Styled cause, the sterlign.d Without specifically WITHIN THREE MONTHS OF United Slates Marshal, or one of mentioning the U.S. hostages THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF his duly authorized deputies, will sell the property sItuate In In Iran, the pope told 36 THIS NOTICE: (I) ill claims County, against the estate and III any Seminole Florida, mimbsrs of the Roman obledlon by s laferet,d person descrtbed II: Lot 11 In Block "A" Catholic College of Cardinals to whom nolice was mailed that of LAKE ORIENTA HILLS UNIT the will, . according te the plat thereof as tM problem of political challenges the validity of personal recorded In Flat Bo the quellllcations of the 11. pipe 7) - of hostages was Just or of the Public Rords Of Seminole representatIve, venue, County, Florida, subIed,Mw,yem, menaces many facing IurIsdIctIon of the court. ALL CLAIMS AND OR to lazes, If any due for the year mankind. lnlatpublicoutcrytotp,ehigp,,t a best bIdder for "Inthlzflu'tatznasthatwill JEC'IONSNOTSOFILEDWILL cash at Il $1 FOREVER BARRED. °' 'OOfl Oft Tuesday, January be' an sad for them (the Publication of. thli Nolice his 4. 151) at the Welt door of the ho,tages), I am dose to them begun on December 22, 1550 Seminole County Courthou, Jo Thombleson Mart, In prayer" the pope said. Ssslord. Florida. Personal Raprns.twative: Dated: December 1,1550 "tot' all of them I Uk the Pine Street, Roule 2 GEORGE Meitland, FL 3fl51 Lord, with tears In my eyes, UNITED STATES MARSHAL Attorney for POf501'bil ca1llngontlrnseroneibliIo MIDDLE DISTRICT OF RepresentatIve: FLORIDA in the lzeme 01 Frap5cMIlian htve ptty GARY L.CETZ God, In the name of man. p.o. ui UNITED STATES ATTORNEY Orlando. Ft. 3N MIDDLE rbepcpeabosaldOne of the ()0S)$55919I) DiSTRIcT OF FLORIDA other menaces f*chtg Publish December 22, 21, NI Publish December 1,1,15,22, 1550 nanklnd'wu tetTC*'iSZfl. DEDH DID? body Of Ictl,t's 'xhum,d ___ . • . - Legal - - - ---.-j- .- Notice NOTICE TO THU PUSUC, Notice I hereby glye thaI the Board Adlustmást of the C)ty of Sanford will hold a regular meeting on January 5, 1*1, In the CIty Hail at 11:30kM. In order to consider a request for a variance in the Zoiting Ordinance as It per. a ins to rear yard setbaCk require. mints In GC.2 Zoned DIstrict begInnIng at poInt 455.4 fe'sl north and IS' west of the intersidlen of the center line at First Street end Holly Avenue. Rt.m North 124' West Ill', South 123', Last 123' to the point of beginnIng and Lot X Laki Moivo industrial Park. BeIng more specifically described as In. cited at 720 N. Holly Avenue. Planned use of the property is warehouse. IL. Perkins ChaIrman Board of Adjustment CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole -. Orlando-Winter Park 322-2611 839993 CLASSIFIED DEPT RATES Slime ................5ka150 HOURS 3csns.aftvettmes..jIclime 555AM -130PM Jcsmecvffvsflmes.1. ......* MONDAY thrv FRIDAY IIesnNCUflY.tklWl.,.37Ca PSI SATURDAY .Neeii Noon The Day Before PubkaUon Sunday - Noon Friday SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISIIONERS NetICe Sf Public Nearl,,g The Board of County Cam. mlssioners of Seminole Coun. ty wIll hold a public hearing in Room NI of the Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford. Florida on January70, INlet 7:00 P.M. or as soon thereafter as bo$sible, to consider a speclfIC land use amendment to the Seminole County Comprehensive Plan, Ordinance 77.75, and retoning of the described property, AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE 71.25 WHICH AMENDS THE DETAILED LAND USE ELEMENT OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COM. PREHENSIVE PLAN FROM LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL TO MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDENTIAL FOR 'THE PURPOSE OF REZONING FROM A.l AGRICULTURE TO R3A MULTIFAMILY DWELLING DISTS ICT. BeginnIng at a poInt 20 ft. west and 20 ft. north of the southeast corner of SectIon 23, TntIp 20 South, Rang. 21 East, thence run norm 410 ft., thenc, west III ft., thence sOuth 410 ft., thence east 410 ft., to the point of beginning, less the east 23 feet Of the norTh Saul test if the south 144.15 foot 55 Section 75, Township 10 south. Range 21 east, SemInole Cain. ty, Florida. Consisting of 10 acres more or low. (Immediately north and wut of the Intersect Ion of 1.1. WIlliamson Raid and Longwood Hills Road) (DIST. No. 2) Application has bean made by Florida Residential Communiti.'. Additional information may be obtained by contacting the Land Development Manager at 323.4330, Extension 140. Persons not able to attend the hearing who wish to comment on thi proposed actions may SubmIt written statements to the Land Development Division prior to the scheduled public hearing. Persons appearing at the hearings may submIt written statements or be heerd orally. Persons oi-s advised that If they decide to appeal any decIsion made at te meeting they wliI need a record of the procsedlngs, and, for such prvpo.e. they may need to waw. that a verbatim record of the precudlnqs Is made, which record Includes the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is be made. Board of County Commissioners Seminole County. Florida By: Robert Sturm, Chairman Attest: Arthur H. Ilckwttti Jr. PublIsh December 22 1910 & January17. 1551 DID-I S-Lest & Fos,aid Sacflf Ice.) Choice burial sp In Oakiawn Memorial Park. $200 ea. 322.IW& -.. 4-Personais Middle Age, White Man, average she, good health, good educat len. New In ares would like to mesS fInancially Hairs lady. Age 55 to is Yrs. For Detlng and companionshIp. Reply to Box No. 77, co Evening Herald. P.O. Ion $44,'. Sanford, Fia. 3271). tIHY bE LONELY? Write "Get A Mate' Dating Service. All ages. P.O. lox 4071, Clear. water, Fl. 3351$. I WILL NOT BE RESPONSI. BLE FOR ANY DEBTS IN. CURSED IV ANYONE OTHER THAN MYSELF AS OP DEC. 15,1910. Janice P. GoodwIn rce NOTICU OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVIh that by virtue of that certain WrII of Execution issued out of ant under the seal of the Circuit Churl of Seminole County, Florida, upor a final ludgement rendered In nit aforesaid court on the 21st day 01 June, A. 0. 1571, In that cat-laIr cup entitled, BenefIcIal Financi Co. of Casseiborry, a FIorIdi corporation, Plaintiff, vs. Carlot .Pledraltita and . Beatrice Piedeahita, his wIfe, ielntly ant severally, Defendant, whICI aforesaid writ of Execution wet delIvered to me as Sheriff a Seminole County, Florida, end have livled upon the Iohlowint descrIbed property owned b) Carios Pledeahlta, said oropert beIng located In $mlnole County Florida, more particularl) described as follows: One 1514 AMC Pacer, brown.tan ID No. AOIWAISSI7: being stored at 17.92 Shell ii Casselberry, Florida and the undersigned as Sheriff p Seminole County, Florida, wIll a 11:00 AM, on the 17th day 01 January, A. D. 1511. Offer for salt and sell to the hIghest bIdder, to cash. subleci to any and al exIstIng loIns, at the Front (West Doer of the Sam Hole Count Courthouse In Sanford, Florida the above described person. property. That said sale Is being made ft satisfy te terms ci said Writ o Execution. John U. Polk, Sherltf Seminole County, FlorIda PublIsh Dec. 22, 21. 1950 & Jan. 5 12. wIth the sale on January 13th 1911 DE DSI SEMINOLE COUNTY IdARD OF cousr COMMISSIONERS NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEAR INO The Board of County Coni misslonerlof Seminole County wil hold a public hearing In Room 30 of the Sensinole County Cow thouse. Sanford, Florida 0 January 30, lISIat?:O0 P.M.,ora soon thereafter as possible, ti consider a specific land us amendment to the Serninol County Comprehensive Plan Ordinance 71.23, and reroning o the descrIbed properly. AN ORDINANCE AMENDINC ORDINANCE 77.21 Wild AMENDS THE DETAILED LANI USE ELEMENT OF Till SEMINOLE COUNTY CON PREHENSIVE PLAN PROS LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAl TO MEDIUM OENSlT RESIDENTIAL FOR Till PURPOSE OF REZONING PROS A.) AGRICULTURE TO RI MULTIFAMILY DWELLINI DISTRICT. Beginning at a point 20 ft. wee avid 30 ft. north of the souffle.. corner of $ect$i 23. TownshIp 2 South. Range 25 East, thince ri, north 440 ft., thence west 440 ft thence south 440 ft., thence east 44 ft.. to the point of beginning. In the east 23 feel of the north 141.5 feel of the south 144.5$ feet c Section 2S, Township 20 saatt Range 25 east. Seminole Counti Florida. Consisting of 10 acre more at- less. (Immediately noril and w'eslol the kitenectionof I.E Williamson Road and Longwoo Hills Road) (01ST. No. 2) Application lies been made b Florida Residential Commvnfllei Additional Information may b obtained by contacting the Lan Development Manager at 323.4331 Extension 140. Persons not able to attend th hearing who wish to comment o the proposed actions may subm wytiten statements to the Lan Development Division prior to th scheduled public hearing. Person appearing at the hearings ma submIt written statements or b heard orally. Persons are advised that It the decide t appeal any decislo made at te meeting they wilt n.e a record of the proceedings, ant for such purpose, they may need .ne that a verbetim record the proceedings Ii made, wtic record includes the teStimony an evIdence upon which the appeal to be made. Board of Caunty Conusslsslenirs Seminole County. Florida By: Robert Sturm, Chairman Attest: Arthur H. Seckwltts J PublIsh December 22. 1910 January 12. 1511 DID?0 - Lost 2 Pit Bull Puppies. S mos. male & female. Vhs. of Country Club Area. Reward 3227572. General Labors NIgN shift. American Wood Products. NI Mirvin Ave. Miii office Loosqwood. Apply between in. I am-il am. References required. ENVELOPE ADDRESSERS NEEDED!t For info Mall Silt. addressed Stamped Envelope To: WALKER, Ill Adams No. 7. Owosso. Ml. 15047. RA[COLIIRTREALTYIP Let - Baby Sin ing in my home. Lip. Newborn to 4, lunches served. 3214451. - DM50 -GoodThin9s to Eat NAVELS $1-Bushel 37)4721 Navels, Juice oranges, Grapefruit, Tangerines, Tangelos. Will Mix. Crumley 3224217. - - Bn.. re.str.- LIvSe,j.1 dlnlng.rm. Kitchen ully equipped. Laundry r4m, wisher and dryer inctud. Screened.hsi back porch, etift storage room. fleer 4 Towne, Shopping Center In Orange City. 1st, last and Sec. Required. Call Jeenie44O1 41-Houses Of Christmas Shopping's Go Slow, Use Want Ads & Make 0ou. lHsb.sd Typist. Type for Court Reporter In Your Home. Equipment turnlshed. Must type 75 WPM Accurately. Experience with transcribing equipment preferred. Hidden Lake Ramblewood Area. Call Judy 123-ISIS Alt. S. $500 monthly possible working from home. Send self ad. 'eI.ed stamPed envelope and 2k to Continental H, 10* 14701 Orlando, Fla. 3*07. ECURITY GUARDS. Full & Part TIme. Ezperlenced preferred but will train. Must be able to deal with the public. Car & tetepisone MIplut. Equel Opportunity Employer. Call Orlando 511714 between I am. 0 I p.m. for Interview. References will be chocked. rk Lilt Operator Lumber Knowledge heiptul. Fuller Builders Supply, Church St. Lake Monroe. 323 3477. e a success in your spire time. Couples or Individuals, Plea. spnt profitable work. Your independent ShakIe. Distributor will train. 222 1075. sud litra Christmas Cash? Advertise with a Low Cost Classified Ad. Somewhere wants what you don't need. C.elI 322 24)1. nm Extr 'Mone IttS an Evening Herak p.r route. D.p.n ibisauto needed. plui ish bond. ompanif The Time Tested Firm Rag. Real Estal, Broker i7QN.4rkAve 37741fl Ba a success in your spire time. Couples or individuals. Pleasant profItable work. Ylur independent Shaikee Distributor will train. 372.4075 JUST THINK. IF CLASSIFIEC ADS DIDN'T WORK, THERE WOULDN'T BE ANVIl ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR Bea success In your spare time. Couples or individuals. Pteasant profitable work. Your Independent Shaklee Distributor will train. 3224079. 21441. French Ave. 3770119 STOP TODAY REALTOR m.ws MANY, MANY MORE AAA EMPLOYMENT 51700 upiront h30's this 3 Bdrm home on a rexti with option to buy basis. Overlooks beautiful park I small lake. Call us for the tacts ma'amt ROOM Friv. entrance. completely furnished for senior citizen or young gin. tleusen. 1120 per ma. 321$IIi. un!,;: Coiner of 30th & French Your future air concern :emputer Science Engineer. Design Engineer wIth both herdwere and software es p.rlsnce needed. Must have Masters Degrw In Computer Science and experience In programming and Trouble Shooting to Component level. $15,000 per yr. S4:*. Ne training provided. Apply to Fia. State Employment Service, 300 5. FrInch Ave., Sanford 3217222. REALTORs. Sanford's Sales Leader WI LIST AND SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE IN THE SANFORD AREA Assume 9','. Mlq, of tie) Mo with 510.000 down. 2 Bdrm. Block. Family Rm, Fenced, Screened Porch NwIy Redecorated, New CIrpel 1.32.500. JUST FOR YOU) Idree, I bath hemeinDesary,ne*fraiari, 1511 CHA,eet.Iø kit, iar, patio onty4 irs. eld 139595 NEAT 3 ldrm, I bath home in Casselberry with lovely kit. die., large patio, spacious Florida riti, lanced yard I lets merit 141.955. JUST LISTED 3 Berm I bath home In exclusive LAt Equipped satin kitchen, Fleilda rtii. scr.er,ed porch Iencedyard&spacIeusr,5 Mutt seal $54,551 30Apartnvesds Unfurnished Low E'hloy cosastry iIvIng?2 Bdrv. apts. Olympic si Pool. Shenandoah Village. Open 9.5. 323.2510. Homes Down Payment COGs her your lotl Will build on your loS or our lot. V Enterprise, Inc. 'MIInc., Reat*or 4'-304l Perfect retirement Apartment. 3 Rooms & Bath. Sanford Area. 1st mo. & Sec. required. $150 Mo. 321071) Days. I BEDROOM Lb HUMI, Løvety quiet neighborhood Fenced back yard and w'll. 534000. W. Garrett White, Broker 373.1551 Mariner's Village on Lake Ada. I&2 Bedroom Apts. from $30,. Located $7.92 lust South of Airport Blvd. in Sanford. All STEMPEg"IEZ WE GIVE PERSOPIAI. SERVICE & 10% COMMISSION DISCOUNT TO SENIOR CITIZENS, LIST & SELL WITH US. Adults. 3215410. Nice I Rm, 3 Idrm apt. Private entrance. Good location. 1300 ma. + dep. 2273000. Classified Ads wIll aiwefi gIve you more Much , Much More than you expect. •.. 2 Bdrm., Duplex. Stove & Refrig. Pets & ChlIen O.K. $221 Mo. 1st 0 last i. securIty. 322 SIlO. I Rdrm, I bath Condo - Fully equipped kit Including washer. dryer. stside storage. $221 per mo. + s.c. dep. 3237374. DiBary. Lovily large I Bedroom. Air. Ideal tor Senior CitIzens. 122.5014 or UI 445. WANT TÔ3B1I WONDI1 Al' WORK? Place a Classified A4 In the Evening Herald tgday., NEW LISTINGS 3 Bdrm, I", bath with fireplace. Excellent location large bdrms, over 2000 square ft. Only 533.000. 3 10cm. I bath home in old Sanford. Special commercial zoning. Mature Citrus, shallow well. 121.300. COUNTRY LIVIN. Enjoy this double-. ide moble home on 44 acres fenced. 139.300. LOTS - ACREAGE Call wlt)s your needs. We have what you went. - FS 313 4.307 34 'jrj Unfurnished For Rent $300 Mo. 2 BR home, Central AIr & Il5at, Central Vacuum, Fireplace. 54Q Frontage on St. Johns RIver, Geneva area. P.O. Box $32. Geneva 32132. 3.0 $141. 3 bdrm, 2 Rauii. Owage, on' Lake, in Dalton.. Call Jeanie 114)42 For Rent: $300 Mo. 2 BR home, Central Air 0 Heat, Central Va., FIreplace, 540' on St. Johns River, Geneva area. P.O. Box 132, Geneva flfl2 Frontage. 3. 1'.,,, FamIly Sm., CIIA. 114 Burton Lane, 1323 Mo. $300 Dsp. 322 SIll or 3232722. 3 80cm. 3 lath, CIIA, fenced yd. Irult trees, large Iamily rm., - 14$ mo. + iec. dep. 3234570. 33-Houses Furnished 3 borns, Ito Bath. CiA. All AppIIatsc 1100 Mo. + Sec. Dsp. 3234570. 34-Wblls Hoerws Mobile Home unfvrnished on private lot overlooking Wetiva River 2 10cm. Ito Bath Built on room, screened porch. patio, carport. Ne pots. Children negotiable. Available Dec. 4 $211 ma. lit and last in advance. Ph. 904351.2775 or 357.3555 att. a p m. LIC. REAL ESTATE Ireker 1552$ Preach Ave.. Sasferd I ACRE Osteen area wiih plenty of Oaks I, only 51750 down. Total prIce 11.000 SANFORD AREA 1' building lois. Beautiful Iare Oaks. Water & sewer available. $2,000 each. DEBARY Beaulltvl 3 14cm, I bath, carport, fenced back with owner holding mortgage. Only 110.000. m.osa Aft,Hrs, 327,1173 Don't Despair Or Pill Your Hair Use A Want Ad. 333.2111 or $25. sm. 3.000 SQUARE FT SCREENED POOL very spacious blocs.. I Bdrm, 2 bath, split plan, open oeslgn home on large corner lot Remodeling nearly complete wtlti fireplace, nw w wail, bar. 100~ sq. ft. of lIving. dining area. Master suite opens on pool 5 privahs counrtyerd. Ideal for large family or entertaining, Low 70's with excellent financing. Ownet 33)043, Sanford. SUNLAIIID. 3 84cm, I 5. Lge Screen Porch, Swimming Pool. Call Bill Maliczpeslu, REALTOR 332 7153, Eves. 372 3351. Near 1792 $l,COO'On Take over Losn at $374 ma. Cent H. A, Fully carpeted. Ready to move In 273 1525 . ' - .. . -0, Monday, Dec. 22, lflO-7$ '-•-. - .... ..... 41-Real Estate Wanted - -- .. . . 32 -7 3 9 9 2601 SANFORD AVeI'U[ ............._____ FINESI NEiGhlflOpiiQoø J BR. 2 flail,. (15 Home wIt, Large Optv, Spacc ano F amily Pm • You'll enioi In. (harm 339.900 ERA • .,_. I REAl. ESTAtE ASSOCIATES, IPIC. --_REAL TOW I;; ' __________________________ . 41A-.t.00 HonwsforSa$e j _________________________________ 5th St., Lk. Mary Blvd. .322-5253 WASHINGTON OAKS,. slice DewnwideFuAmevesy.uI,, 3 ldrm, lto lath. Garage, New Feint. Priced te Sell. 33). -- -.----• Lic. Real Estate Broker 24.40 Santord Ave. ._31107$2._ - ___________________. REALTORS, MLS 323-5774 Day or Night Wactive I 10cm., 2 laths In lovely nelIIberheed. litre large leisced yard. $vp*r Family Sm. W.W Carpet. A must s.eat ttlelow low price of $41,515. Well's lasti Seem, ble,s Del lT'ke Chrome Mol MOmiQ.OSp. illS Boys SPoo. Site!, $75 Slrawin"rry I'Ia,l% 6.( e 327 5177 - - - LGE I Born,. I bitt,, all appi , W o. ww carpet, (It) & 0001 57' 00. 4.71 0111 dir 1277 373) , 42-l)blle Weddings, In lfomc Porlrals. ParIrt, Groups Photography (Jy liii, Cullur,, 32) 125$ 1110 Flti*ooB ('fowrrponl 116.000 10 Acret 051ev,, IllS ' no After 6 3219543 or 3136871 - - 100 Sa'qIer c'l I eater wilt, Far, ,,l Ia,,k 37$ 7$ tIP Elgin I' le(t 5Ial cijtbard noton 573 377 6)90 ' "" JUNE ' .y PORZIG REALTY t," ,, '1 SEAL TOW ML S t L..113 S4 3)) 57s . Don I miss itiit O'c' t4,ci6 refloval,d I Ltnil Rflldenhiil I Income Proper' y Fully Periled Greal r,,,, 55* 570 UNBILIEVAILE YARD. 3 1dm, Cl, Excellent Lecatlea, easy to see it went last at 131,505. COUNTRY AND TOWN 3 Berm. lath en paved cxl di sac. Walk *,ScMots. Shopping. etc. lacksup to Welds on Qu,el St. Groat Petestial. 532.555. SUNIATHIRS DREAM I 14cm, 2 lath wIth Gorgeous Peel i GigantIc 27*17 Screenedlneeti.wltl,Cuitem Pit, Detached BIG Workshop. Your Hula plants wtlllevettoirowegreenheus.. Privately fenced. Many Many mere Extras. All for only $09,901. COUNTRY LOVIR 2 Berm, ilj lath. Split Berm Plan. Mu,, Ie*eems, Almest iS Acres with CItrus Pradoclng Greves. FamIly Sm., Des and Large Shaded Yard. Check II Out! NIWLISTINGIIdmm, Itj laths 1 Yrt. Yevag, Great location. CHA. Must see to appreciate Oi-sal aswmØlon. Owner will seIIFHA,VA er hold small lad Madg. Only $31,911. MOVE RIGHT IN Levely I Berm, I lath SplIt Plan Pool Hem.. Extra Large Reams With Cheery Eat In Sreakfast Nook aff KItchen. Great Nelgllberkood near Goib and Country Club. Owner A*ziovs. 541.50 Hwy. 44 West, Sanford 3735470 _________________________ 'NEED CASH?. 75-Recreational Vehicles -- ANTIQUES ...-- ius F,i,l 251?, Sl,l ' - ' See Our b.Iul'bu . .. tb,4),,rl MORE. lronl 6 'rat 1514 - I - REBUILT BATTERII5IS.IS AOK Tire Mart 21131. French 223.71$ OR COME IN 34f Cash Buyers for a small irs vestment. Place a low classitied,ad for results. 323.741. or 53)9993, ) 77-Junk Cars Removed ------------ -- IUYJUNKCAR$&T54Jag From$Iotos3Oormore HWy 92. I mile west of Speed way, Daytona B.act.. will hold o a public AUTO AUCTION. I t'yWednest.ayalspm Il's. theonlyoneinFlorida Vousit i the reserved price Call 101 25313%) tot further details i WBUY CARS " 1015 Prench3l3.1$31 ____________________________ '71 OLDS 4cyI Auto. R & H $10 ma. Applications by phone 33g. Call 322.1434 337'4a,4Q - 9100,1344103 CASH _____________________ Paidhorjunkcarsand 1174 TOYOTA COROLLA 1400 Trucks. FreePickup, 33l.I 10 buy used 'ftice ".Ispment Noll's Sarilord urilture Salvage, 1792. So t S0rlor,j 317 SF71 Deluxe, 3 Dr. Immaculate i cond. I owner. Call 3235370 4 be'tn 94. Alt. 4 pm. 4454051 5 Ask for LIsa. 'Tbr.PaldporJunkAued cars, trucks 0 heavy equip mint. 372.3990. S - • _ CONSULT OUR II AND LET AN EXPERT DO THE JOB I ., - To List Your Busin - ACcounting& Sill ri *arrS,ily will OCli,3' F rep tx,me trial, iio (ibi0#l, ii caB v; con9 w 'Qtit Tax Service lOusSs,àI Exter1orCni, lIOlt Pressure Waler and (,heqiical Cl,anen 2500 PSI. Will clean Houiet, Trailers, I ApIs . Banns, EIC Most lIouset. 310 Alto Heavy I quipment Tractor Trailer _____________________ ,iik (all 36', 7)',4 . I ,, . '''- it ,num 'iords l ., If I I '' ill yc ' ' Alurninurn Sofflt& racla _____________________________ PS,, Pot a Job wlWdensTnany ci Hot*e Cleaning, Apis., 5 Small Offices, including ..e_ homes.. Cell ttse Dusters S PIn. 7p.m. Ask for Jesnle or iadlne. 9043531S. :. . W,41tertilC Construction ANYTHING IN FENCE •'' 'iOu '" ''rl '21 SijbtI ' Chain link lot securIty. Rustic rrre F itmatp. 'od IsIs & 7ride Post & rail. hi) 0425 ' P 1 rca Isi, .34 5122 4,301225' __-_____ Beauty Care ENEROY& DOLLARS! Belt I Blown CUSTOM 1ff SULATION CO 37) 4l13or 531 1735 Free est JlJflk Renvsd Yrh Yr., Trim, Garage & ',','aIl Bosin,s clean ups. I4,',itunabit. Anytime 373 _________________________________ , Junk hauled away, we will pay you for some ltso.nsoq charge you for clean up. Free 1st. Call 3337412 Iv,. Alt S. Las$Osi' i,'i. Appl.uncrs 'n Ipie .,i,e y,,s..'rs. Drpers. Most ' .,ii.." 1) 41)) _____________________________ 1 -_- 5 a's PAPIRI4ANOING " JOl'SLAWN SERyIcI CiA, Edge. Trim & Py,,.se Any SIte Lawn. 3232373 ..L.. - heating & Carpentry Palntlag I PaperhangIng -Small Commercial, Res14enti.l Free 1st. Ia mto 11p.m. ,, Call Mac 333 W4 -' - - 4* I binS '.I """n 10 wall's toys hleac$miu,,rte,', lfl br AC. healing, S Dog Grooming. Poodles & Sm.fl breeds Cut I. Shampoo. 5)9. Eve md Sun ApIs 3311114' ______ ' Waler TImE en LOCiI Long ___________________________ Dlslanco Service. We ckan your garage. 3442315 Day , Night. ___________ __________________ I.'rt Misc Anytime 332 lv. _________________________________ 34 Yrs. lip. Work guaranteed.., Lie. Free 1st. 54)-aNt. ______________________________ tSeryj Air Coiidltionlng ____________________________________ I - P- PaPSrtuibflgll ________________________________ I1tlsllfll _____________________________ L.. ______________________ , 3337411. ______________________________ Handyman' ______________________ ________________________ AIi,,.H 0..'..n tiir4f,l,,j 9, . ,i P ,",,,'it ti..', Co?tollru1 ",a' ott ' ., 'Ii "Ii 10 lii,t .51' s,,',m lo coqhuiwirig you 'wed a gun for.,'. iI10UIitil ____________________________________ Fence 'i.'.I 14 '.11 1. 1 u' ' '(ti ', ''I lL ii. . •., ... I I Itt i I?, S1iJ _________________________________ HUAPItUSTOMSERVICI " Iaterler,Uilerior IRIS EjTIMATUS_ selling use Herald Want Ads.,,' "S" ISün 1 1 HI' 373 6190 All I P I - ' ' - Want Ads RIng Are yoiI, LIstenIng? On the Pagq ...J,lnq & Repair, Dry Wab I4,,.iijimvJ. Tcxtr.d Celings. S IlainI. 3 4137. 3775445. . -. -. .-- -_-_- Ceramic Tile ' ________________________________ Bargains Gluten. Selling In. I " ' ' '(f'(,i i IS, Iluger Slñinly't r".'c''' 'ct?, liQltIt'f 5'' lvIrri i. • ' . '. I .. 1)16011 . Clock Repair ' _______________ I ______________________________ Conut,r Store IIN,. i I "II' lilt c 4. u, t.*' ,., ,,, SIll I '5Pr 5 1 1 ACRE LAKEr RONT'PIEAW NEW LAKE MARY fll(,pl Il&000 ' Honve Repairs ____________________ , '(I', II I, ...... ,. Ii. 1.4,84' f44I .3!? ui - - , . l'i()Oib,II,, Relief lr i(IiI',(l'' Qh tIlt I', i, ','; I..l 'II 9923 J - - - - B. E. Lii* Coflit. 3n7, . - . - - ''S' - Pakdlng& PrIs30u,Clssnhi ' Pajfl9IJ5g SW:' -- Gentle lass 5.*giss SPKIaIIlirê,,.,,. in Trod lettering 'and 's Dimensional Styro Fpan leSSors. Reasonable. 3353flpt Ask let Gentle lvi. - Sled BuIlding Your Christmas Fun Todayl BuyS, Sell The Want Ad.yvayi ______________ CARPENTRY Rep.irs. pelts. hAl). wCli coverings, dry well elI types, laminates & abnetry Mason repa'rs 0 svrr(rete finishings, pressure washing roofs home III 557$ ,.,. IInanc iris Available 'ious Pa.nter lU Cl wart. ceasonabIe,pr,c h3yr's ei,o. Kenneth . iou, 3355531. anytimq"rJ A luminum Screen Repair, guftwi ,mviIalIaI,,n, carpentry arid dry will 3230134.. ..n seam Wetsanilethe WhoieIallolWai Vote' y5 005 aS urx,sualhy choice array of CI.esslfi.d Ads. 3322*11. ---- it Remodeling Sped.list ' HouSe Painting interior & e. hr lot & Gutter Work. Over II Yrs. Experience, United Painters. All. 5pm. $211131. Quality home repair a I 4m'.JsCepng Call 3)34731 .', 'of Kr'v,n or ()ojg .. 1.,I sr I, . T) v(*a,5, l'.iI,i*, Y1aIt. Quilt1 wo,k lot IOU 5.,iii 114'l pr.es I 'ti Fit Ev Ill. 5 ho,,, 311 5715 '.'.r'! F nAy '-- __________________________ ' ____________________________ Concrete Woric -' - w-. .. 5. IN THE WANT ADS. 1333411 0+' I1 9153. Pvr.v Clyde's Painting 1Q Yrs. inFla. Horn.', 011k., Stores. No lab too small or Tall. 345.33$, I. ____________________________ S ACRES NEW ENd a. I CATFISH POND. C.t:PiEV;i AREA 125.0(2) TERMS ____________________________ _______________________ _________________________ Paint Problems Solved. Dial a Painter & Decorator 23 Ynt. lip. Dey 4413034. Eve 44$. 1165, ttclmnPa,ol,nq I' Rae1rs. QuaIl, work. Free 1st. Disc. ho Se,'ors $341450. Retef' •,, __________________________ Ren'Nflg ___________________ ______________________________ "5 "CamereTrades" zj WlEBOLOT'S CAMERA SHOP 2)0 5 Part Avenue, S.antor c :) (3051 3314)0% Paling • 127 6509 z pgua.p$k ___________________________ 1724707 ADO A ROOM CARPENTRY 0 lirmis. li.nily rms. minor 'epairs, block & concrete. 11 tf S local nilerenCes. 313 73460r4356114 I. '5'l TP4I s ii .' i P..',S C'a'i.".' - 1191 SeCoridII.Sanfof'd 1315395 _______________ ________________ - ________________ equipment you isied 104 those OUR RATES ARE LOWLR. LakIYiIWNuflhOigCilSt,r -. '.1 It) A CARPENTER! Call 10 '" 'I or build ii Call Ken with Winter Moneytand. 323 24.hI.' bia ones wIth a want ad. P.it$4flgCSi*. on'I'dpmi(i 661 4001 (ovid 5)00 1mm 3?? lThi I 7',ACRESVOLUSiA(OUtjTy LOW DOWN 10 YEARS ins, APR insured ______________ ____________________ (irpeniry. Painting, Maint (it all lype's L.c Bonded Mt ', ;t ' ' - $3 ACRES NEAII C)STI Fyi 11(1)0 PER ACRE TI PM). , Going (Ishlngt Get all the Honvel,,.*ismsnli *tb a nIaSsal,ei .1 Iiy m .li,ç 117 161 or all Iwi 55-Boats & AcCessories 57.A-'Gtiin & Ammo -. lh, iiIng t kn"u.' Yell ft,,,, ____________________________ COORSON MARINE 2921 Hwy. Ill) Sanbord. Fla 37771 _________________________ .-_. - l,r' don'I tell prupir. tow sir Grige Sale WI'51.Ofl Holster ifst Shells iso. New Trade even K) HP F .'nrude Mobor FI.' Siacl 'r I . ' 43-LotS-Acreage SEIGLER REALTY 4 ' -____________________ Gold. 'Silver. Coins, Jewelry, non ferrous metals. kotoMo ó1 1 10-Autos for Sale -_____________ 1913 FRENCH AVE. (20th ST.), SANFORD __________________ S - 'ficl ., I ',,, Money You "ink, .itli For cle S1 Mignon. 0.,' GREGORY MOBILE PlUMES 03 3700 3aalOrlando Dr VA & F HA .iraricmIlJ 3 ACRES ST JOHNS RiVER WOODED. 130.000 TEIIMS' I -. 7$GMC PICK UP ExcellentCond.14,000.Loaded, 2221114 76--Auto Parts ___________________________ CALL US FIRST 323-3203 Richa rd's Ca rpenzry I lIe.i.tIuI si.Ii *ir. .noidnrre o.rt,,,l Oily I 'seth'S si I ' '" ,rIlo* 6 U1''ft n'" txih Li? 55$) . - Sale 27'. 4f. Awning. nrc. Fil lill, bait,, 3 Silt (onlalned $597 S ACRES. stIlt, SEPTIC & I IFCTPIC 7 0 N F I' MOBILE $77,900 I ERyiriS --- :' Y\ZSSlfI3) SJ,hom,I, F ioricla 31771 RI 57! IS) 5.370 3130911 ... .-'- -- _.-_------------------------------'.'I slmales Buy Football I i(s.o.it wit, Olv 1)00 3)776'? l,r ,,, tVrn4Im, .. -- -. 79-Trucks-Trailers ______ '*.) ' III ItS F. F lR Sr ST. 322so2 VIew tall F bee P,Sackel ønd lo - - - - Far WorId Largesi Sbultl '5 ii I .rke Om'canler's lloliie Animal Zoo ractory CIoSPOutS , ,,, ir t,,le Alt,., ,,m,d Surplus toyt F rio' 'till 777 375$ .......*In every purchase Opeci.r.i - -6 MIl New -. II. SIXJ twins or ,,,lur ( lny Dcc I tIlt 5utt 'UI' 1)) 00 ci Pd F'.d of Orar.qe Ave Turn rlqpr it lIXIhIS F UI4N,TURF CO 0155 blocK. Itien IrbI iwic tilik i 1'(lver Good working - - - HONDA MINI TIAI'L IIKS Excellent Condeltlon 5 Please Call 323.5055 or 3331144 5 ____________________________ __________________ 4 i Travel Trailer $700003237415 ____________________________ USED FURNITURE ' . 7$3,d Bikes _________________________ •GOLD.SIL VER. Boardiflg & Grooming PINBALL MACHINE .i': . - -- . . - HUGE ' çasls for Geld Slivee J.*elryorCeins lop Prices. Call 332 1313 __________ - COMME RCIAL RIM. 1$TATI Sm., large utIlity rm. Owner will sell FHA.VA. Don't wall en thus Hense. Only $34,900. • Dell's Auction Centes-. TOP PRICES PAID FOR ('real ., \ •tj 54--Garage Sales ".11S009 P,4AlLRF1JQf4yljNE .' • f • I Berm, hl lath wIth Family - • ' ' I ________________________________________________________________ __ - . __ 'r1c,e u'.r,I ' '. STINhO-NkW 1 WAY COMPACT SYSTEM Sterno rOdio. B5R Phuno, I lri.ch Pl4yct. etc Pay 5129 or liSper mo nan, no, no lawn payrleit BAItS. 1109 P4 MIlt Ave (hill Orlandol 116.3540 -___- - -. t.000 used TV y, $256ui. MILl F 14$ 7619 Orlando Dr Ph, 377 01S7 . ___ ------. TV repo IV Zenilh Sold oi. 1.49) 7$ 11,1 $113 I. cr Ill Agi'nb 339 AlAs. .,_...-------. 7IEWQUASAR Giant Screen TI S sq It Rtnole conhrol Se..' 11,000 Sale 1955 I P4'55 E.i'nise Bike Was 512$, if05' 563 7 I. caller S,icat.rt. Ea. 133 1)0 1619 . 41.B-Condomlniunn ForSale CHECK THIS ONEI Lk. Mary- ' - •Tuesl p•m. . Closeout of the Year. All kinds of Misc. items. Furniture, NovettIes,'T V's. and Etc. Gills for Everybody. 3233101 wanted to 5uy Wicker or Rattan livng Pm Call 322 0554 --, Hail Qi."em. tl' I'' II, ' siii.5 *7? PLIAPICES 3230491 ...........' Wmhcf repo GE deluxe rnodrl Sold cr0 140935 Oted thorh ________________ imife Ru 1119 Ii or 119 35 mu Aqef,i 339 Clii. I (I'LL 5lZFHoteIbo.spring & mattresS Sets, 1.30 bo both pieces Sanford Auction, 1215 S French 373 1340 Mon Si' - -------. ------ ___________________ Kitchen Bri3ges Antiques • I ______________________________ - -'- - wishers MOONEY An Ire play EcI conch jfp, records Will deliver 331 I ur 7557611 BROKIR 2413 S tre0i AS? OrlanOo Sanbord 317 tSl$ 3710410 . - 'Auction Sale. _______ prr in NO MONEY BATEMAN REALTY . Antiques. Modern Furniture, Sterling Silver, Oriental Rugs, WANT ADS ARE BLACK 5 WHf'3.' AND READ ALL ovis. _____________________________ HONDA C8)O Very good cond 32390SIaiterS. - 22-2611or8393 __________________ SEIGLER REALTY 24 HOUR ID 322•9283 _________ ted to Buy ___________________ 121 "0 A q.ftl I)? $306 ore pants, For Esteti, Commercial & Residential Auctions & pralsals. Call Dell's Auction. 3715420. USED ISIOYZIIIG $1355 1910YZ2500 $1215 1950XS4%SG 5)4,5 OT 175 S 750 ,i Ii7SR100 51211 MOST 1I1's IN STOCK LargeDiscountonlN0's 1IONo ,i Hwy. 17 92 Longaood 5149103 j '. Mi. N. or Hwy 434. 113 1702 - .......53-TV.Radio.StereO I ' .1 PIPISALL.MACHINI$ I ___________________________________________ _______________________ ______________________ (omoperate.$orrepl, Ext, COL'1iLLVISiON RC.A 7 (111',d 'cil C1(hiyer. 1700 13.50. 1 Wi,,ul Cov,toie. Sold ___________________________________________________________ ', 331 $3.11 or 295 7fl . 'w,nsrr $100. (Salami,.. u,.. ___________________________ ___________________________ ____________________________ Ii?orinIen,enpa,mnenlsl9 - I - NEW 3 lIE 0140DM 2 (SATbt CENTRAL. AIR & tIEAT. CARPETS ON NOLAN RD. 1.41,500. REAlTY REALTOR,MLS 2351 1. French Sell. OROIBIIs SInford 68W - - USED GAS xlTc HEN RANGE Double oven. Mag Cliti (lean. Workable, '.35 321 Sill -- - • - -i',lk S.tujf'f C ji,jr.t I uIly auU used very Sn,? '" Or Jnal 1311. tB 5101 CIEANOILI,ADJUSf Yoursewing machin,or yact,,i.jm cleaner 1200 Parts & supplies Cur all n,achlnes Over 70 yr. rzierence. All wons. guarAnirid Free eslimates, )oPIn'S Sew 'P4 Vac, ill Magnolia 4., Downtown _______ -, ------- ---- ---Co 911W. 1st 51.3731100. , Ii nuntfl old Doberman. $45 OPE7'ISAISA.M. 101P.M. Ho'JStjik.'n, SOnieobecic'iCc _________________ 373 7200cc 313 5.474 Ask br Jo WI stIr USED F URP4II URt5 -' APPI.IAP4(E5 Sanford Fur 'w salvage 372 1371. 66- Horses MICROWAVE brand flew, push button control tat probe OrignIly 1619 bdian(r 1.394, II, ,,i,.tlI.iy 339 5)86 • "' _____- ______ fluction ________ _______ . . l't551JieS ____________________ $ lIE Il AP4 i,ti c. , .'m ii'. t yr old' As.( tru ltlx). way', Itiueeym's. Piousebrciken Shots 177 2191 . .. - Sinlord fl7 $7Ø FRICKE & FRICKE . Good, clean, used, futile Spjs & Mitt $15.50 en piece. Aueni 335 01f6 WRINOLER JEANS "wbO', ui , !iin and l,'sIy' atsorttioiors Roy Itt I'm 310, ?"o I'r ' , Price Wit CO SALE S-HWY. 46W 4 Mi. W of Ii Cal I Bart . Rrr REPO1S 'u:tt Irotlre Or'cz 3579 now 570S or 319 mu Cr,,4e,:a 4,4 Char Of will tell 3CpMitly Misc Char,, Tøfllti a,,d Itvaq.q ".-dspceachs 5.450 Es L..rge l'OrlObir TV Suren 51 50, A,tflm.,3i, 'Et'l flCasU,r br lIar 1900 (alt Kathy 3710610 u E ALT y Multiple Listing Service - or5aIU tiling t.any 5 than items to thOose lrom P40115 Sanford FurQiture SaI.nge. 17 . so. Sanbord. 223 $77). I When you place a Classitled Ad .... . The Evening Herald, stay 62-L.awn-Garden cbs. to yourplson. because ___________________________ something wonderful '3 about -'-FILL DIRI I tOPS4)tt. to hippen. YELL Ok SAND Call Clark I. I,,t 72)7540 I ________________________ S1.A-Furni?ure .. .... ._, 0111cc DesM and Sill. Sopiy ii l,m,ted P4011's • Sanford Lurniture Salvage, 17. vJ So. ci Sanbord. 322 afll. ',Ott ot total iflrentDry on brhnd n innerspring bedding. Thus beds Mi not damaged OndS but brand new top Ine bedding sets Ontyl Free local delivery P4oil' Sanford Furniture Salvage. 1793, So. of Sanford 373.5731. I .rc jive Desk 16.12 --,---..- . - . wo. bus used furniture, pllances & plumsing IixturtL JENKINS FURNITURICO. 701East 25th Street 323.0111. ---.-. ________________ REEF CALVIS Angus, Brats. man. Charolait. Hereford, Santa Gtrtruds. etc. Weaned. $7Q up 711 6OA-Buslness Equipment monthly Fnincflg. no down payment RAKS,ll01 P4 MIlls (17 971 Orlindo 1696 3540 IAT It. lttr 4,w. $30. Es (t.lfltIf' 15(11 11900 I (tOfiOf I1't S S.inlO,d Avp Part REALTORS .- Yamaha of Seminole - Yr. Warnanly. ay 52.39 Or $17 I n 11,7 or 377 5193. 50--Miscellaneous for Sale ______________________________ R'.1 Real I slate Bros.', JOPIPI KIlIDEM A',500 ty; , ,,,, ,, , Ph,ne37.. 23 -2222 . - ' 67-Livestock-Poultry y 7$-Ntorcycbes. ITALRSWSINTED Top Prices Paid Used. a'iy condition 4414)74 Start Buiding Your "Christmas Fund" Today I Buy and Sell the Want Ad Way. IENKIP.ISFURPIITUMECO 345 East 35lt Strert Sanlord, Florida 37711 323.0951 I 'mre 'male li,'aqle Heal Ion "cited couple Altel.. 5 PC. wooden Dinette Sets, table spayed. tilthy. 3 i'i & '4 chain. $50 each P1011's lAS, Santord Fumnilune Salvage. 17 . ---.. 97 S of Sanbord 3225771. Black I'upplCs lii) P.,tenls __________________ lromgoodneuhbor,ted. . 52-Appliances - .-----'" ..........._________________________ . Req AKC St"r.a, III'Sky MILNOWAvE.T0SHISA Puppet, Blue .rs. wt,tic fiew with Dual Power settings mask & biaci, coat For AppI - ------------. . 11.92 03 Lk.M.ry,,p23.6363 Blvd. . 322-2611 68-V ted to Buy . . 165 1 1 Channels S,n'plic Slriflgs. Oubo. chOrds with MPOiO Call atte'r S 127 SItS . Call Ponies- For kids. Good selec. tin. will hold for Christmas. • Ilorses also 331 7753. _____________________ $ Acres t Seminole Community College Fntr.rc* 17,2 ' HILLARD RAMSEY REALTY INC I III 1337 __________________ C CAMPBELL -- - . . . 66-Horses .1nO, Orq,,n', Lny.iway br ChriStmas. flec. Gu,tar 5, a-npiifier $200 VnIu Special 'w 1(2596 Rot, (mu Mu%i tinter 77O I-rmch Av 377 - 51Household Goods We buy equity in I4ous,s. apart ,se.nts tacant land and Acr,aiie LUCKY INVEST MEN is. P o Box 2300. Dbia Wide Mobile home only S.,ioru t l.i .12111 322 1111 YearS Old. Low Down I -____________________ Assume Payments 120.000 - .. . 47.A....4/x1gages REALTORS , & SOld 1521W 151 SI 3277917 ____________________ We p.i 11th 0, Itt . 2nd 'orlg.,q' flew lOP.) Bath Home I "cu tic W,,tt0m,its, FHAOq VA Mortq.ig tlroher 1104 u '(tu,A00 121 1979 Call 3727217 Equipped. Cant. AIr. W.W carpet, garage. Large yard. Daly $41,911. BLTTY - '1 191" FamIly une Idem, Kit equIpped. Water, Refuse Furnished. $300 Mo. AA. McClanahan LIC. Real Estate Broker. 3235551. - Bargains Sale 59-is,cal Merthmdise - _____ ______________ 2 510'y. 3 dm • I' Bath, Large Refurbished Home. 5.13.900 CALLANYTIME REALTORS, MLS Your 250 Ft 6, 1,9. 12 br $200 Goon (y 3739154 or 322 70.17 - Florida rm & many deslner tewchesl5I1S,eel. JUST LISTED. Large Attractive 3 1dm, .2 lath. Paneled 31A-Diplexes Conciete Steel Forms tO Ares Hwy 17 Redvcedto$79,gQOAssume,,. Mtg 3 Rdrm, I Bath, C B. Lerge Fenced yard. LAt PHI I patio, fireplace, 03 Up .. PRETTY PINECREST. At. STEMPER AGENCY REALTOR 313 499) MULTIPLE LIST1NOSE*vICE - Used Ruldnq materials iarg". quantity of doors, all si;p O(.i-., 321 o , 7, ' - 31-Apartments Furnished Wit or Guests lovely.1 or 2 bedroom. $773 0 SflS soc. i. 111.71$). Adults. - . Prolessionet 'eli, Lease or Rent w Garage. CHA Hwy 131 3 Bdrm. I, bath. CS. Cent A I. Garage. Like New 5*3.500. SUPER LOCATION 3 1dm,, bitt. 2 story heme en a lovely treed leSt CHA, carpet, eat.Ns kitchen & m.rel 5.42.110. GOODIES GALORE 3 ldrnj, bath home in Pinecrest wltti all the extrast Great rm fireplace, CHA, screened porch & werkkept 5S2.sis. ' 3 Rental Units on I Lot. Good ese Good assumption, 5.36.900 Tnkej All I.,i,l,, VA. FHA-233.Con. . SG-Miscellaneous for f"nesProtett,o,aI Plaza Protess.onal 011cc tor Sale Prest.g, Complex t, e.poture Easy access. Call I 305 668 4115. Rudy Jordan Real Estate Realtors, 25 N Shell Rd DeBary. Fin Jim Jordan AStor Oven%.ied Cab:,, with Guett House on Wide Part of St Johns River (Lake t4a,-,, 1,i with gorgeous wide Oak Hammocli 35 Acneg . RIM. UYRTIU.$A. ISANFORD-Rees. w*Iy 0 monthly rates. utii ii.c tilt. 300 Oak. AduIt Il l3. ., LEVIJEANSIJACKETS Army Navy Surplus 46-_Commerdiai Property ii0SavilordAve ________________________ _______________________ - 1817 FRENCH AVE. 322417 MU lee zn-ms New listlngMayfalr. Out. standing 2 Bdrm Home with Cent. H A. Concrete Block. privacy hence, Excellent Assumption. Immediale Occupancy. Call br Details. HOLIDAY JOBI MANAGER TRAINEE lome restaurant backgrounf preferred. SlSOwk. + benefits DRIVER tCL II' Truck, able to hiandli pickup. Excellent pay + Iret meals. Uniform furnIshed. COOK IbIs to cook breakfast, lunch ot dInners. Must be dependable Salary negotiable. FRONT GIRL Run regIster serve customers Very busy place. 3220211 JUNE P012W REALTY SLEEPING ROOMS with kit. then privileges. 5.40 Wk. Isecurity deposit. 323.5725. FOR YOUR GENERAL OFFICE .1gM typIng, will traIn too microfilm. Excellent pay + benefits. - EXECUTIVE HOME 4 Ito bath,) story home In Idol Become a WALLY WATT DEALER - Own dealership & sell Wally Watt Aluminum Utility Bulidngs. Ideal for husband wife. Minimal Invest. mevit. High Return on Invest. mint. For personal interview, please enclose resumeS, men lion area desired to. Dealer ships. c 0 Wally Watt, Inc. 3549 Tyrone Blvd. St. Petersburg, Fla. 33110. Ciii 322.2611 Evening Herald - SLcJohniA'e4 WAITRESS NEEDED Exp. Apply in person between 10 am. & 2 p.m. Ask for Kathy. Cavalier Motor Inn. 321.0410. 312.4533 STE1STR()[1 40-Condominiums Roof en Wanted 323 7412 After 4 p.m. MLS 331.5739 REALTY 1' .. LOT - large i, Georgetown SIx ill 321 0379 Tinrouyo,ow me swing set ,i small bcyIe! Sill these idle .Iomswilhawantad Toplace ,vur ad. call your lr.endly Clasf',j gal at The Herald. 3727411. or III 9993 323-6061 103k. ls%5 3237r32 12.Spsdal Not ci. Wicker Sale. 30 l(,Of I Basket'. Ctsairs. Wall Hangings. PIRATE'SCOVE REALTOR 10 Acre tiors.. Pasture far Rent, 5100 Mo. Located on S. Cameron Ave. 24-Business Opportunifiet As seen on '40 MInutes'. 100's puresolvent-14o2. Sl.5S plus $1.30 TPI.H. DiSTributed by. Nu.Rem, 101A I, SR 431 Longwood, Fl. 32750. 339 4250 or 323.4325 43-tots.Acreage Th-Houses UNSWORTH REALTY URGENTLY NEED DEPENDABLE PERSON who can work without supervision for Tms oIl company in SANFORD area. We traIn. Write T. H. Dick, Pres., Southwestern Petr01euns, lox 757, Ft. Worth, Tx. 74101. . Re aders_Gobble MULTIPLE LISTiNG SEALTOR 5ge f5 moment liabys,Itla Weekly, Deify rates. Day £ NIgbt..fl3.5M1hursiap. indslid care wIll keep chIldren, newborn to 10 rs., day or night. Sees. rates Winter SprIngs. 511.3520. Our 41--Ho 2UIIIhlt... . Evening Herald, Sanford, FL 37E.Pasturs Rental - LPN 12.5 Shift Sanford Nursing Convalccent Center. Contact Mrs. Brown DIrector of Nursing 322.5544 6-aIda 4 I Newty Remodeled Beer and Wine Bar. 7 Yr. 11451 In Delary. S12,O00.4443431. $110 Per Week Part Time at Home. Webster, America's foremost dictionary company needs home workers to update local mailing lists. Alt ages experience unnecessary. Call Mr. Flyno I-71&543.S17t DEADLINES -.- 3i-Buslness Pro JlinisMrnimum January 5. 1511 DEDfl LEOAI. NOTICE Public Netice Summary AvaIlable if FY 1555.11 Budget All interested persons are hereby notifIed that a summary Of the Fiscal Year 1550.11 budget of the County of Seminole IncludIng the Intended uses of federal revenue sharing lunds is available for public inspection. The budget summary and documentation necessary to support the summary are available Irom 1:30 AM. to 1:00 P.M. on Mondays throuØ Fridays at: Office of Management Analysis & Evaluation, Room 205, Seminole County Courthouse, North Park Avenue, Sanford, FL 3211) ATTEST. Roger D. Neiswender, County Administrator Budget Officer Board of County CommIssioners SemInole County, Florida Publish December 22. 1550 DID?) - 1• Publish: December 22. 1510 & NOTICE NOTICE Is hereby given thiS the Board of County Commissioners of Seminole Counfy, Florida, Intends Ps hold a public hearing to consider the enactment of an ordinance to be entItled: AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO THE PURCHASE AND DISPOSITION OF PERSONAL.. PROPERTY MADE OP PRECIOUS METALS BY DEALERS WITHIN SEMINOI.E COUNTY; PROVIDING DEFINITION$ PROVIDING FOR THE KEEPING OP RECORDS; PROHIBITING THE DISPOSAL OF PRECIOUS METALS WITHIN SPECIFIED PERIOD OF TIME, PROVIDING FOR MAKING RECORDS AVAILABLE TO SHERIFF, PROHIBITING CERTAIN TRANSACTIONS WITH MINORS; PROVIDING FOR ARRANGEMENT OF CERTAIN STOCKS, PROVIDING PENALTIE$ PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING FOR INCLUSION IN SEMINOLE COUNTY CODE AND AN IF. FICTIVE DATE 1 10:00a.m., or as soon thereafter possible at its regular mesSing as the 2h day of January, AD., 191)1 at the Seminole County Courthouse. Room 200. Sanford, Florida. Persons are advised that, If they decide to appeal any decision made at this hearing, they may need to insure that a ver betlm record of the proceedings Is made, which record Includes the testImony and evidence upon which the appeal Is to be based. (SEAL) ARTHUR H.- BECKWITI4 -JR, Clerk to the Board of County CommIssioners of Seminole County, Florida By: Arthur H. Beckwlm Jr. Publish December 22, 1950 DID 51 '..-----r'-' & J Shiamote Tree Servk LId. Sondod.7lVrs. lip. Free tat. Firewood us 331327$ Eves3fli&_ ' 34153 French Ave lando 3uib,1 279 II)! 32)0640 CALL323.5774 I4c Electrical Cng _________________ L. I Plot?5wi.'I1Cleaning See-v Ice Elect, l(i4fl SI wi S t, 2' Lu Personalized. tastc)epatsdable trn,ill 'ice end O:d .'.".rli 4i Regular or him. basis wO,h Lo,:uo!-,1 17* SIll I ddaiOn..,.th,.,1,s,4.,.,. A,, * -- ..-... -' - -."--.-. Aatto.y Cerise, still serving Sanford wilts pride lvii 1* her br. Ret. Free El. 3310071 I i __________________________ i I an 01, Cho II soon be hsee'e - use Went Ads 'or ei?ra casts. . Vinyl as.ing __________________ Psofe$&ional Vinyl in iou.,, Cleaning. meke lesitseratie or vinyl iArt4,'. look., like sew 5, c. EstIn 1412 £ve Aft S 4 .. a' - - '- .'-, - .- ....... .. a ;, H �- Tuesday, Dec. 23, 1N8-7A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. IN'LO SPORTS A— EvenlngH,rs Id, Sane,,p. SCOREBOARD. Pro Football Tuesday, Dec. 23,lflO By United Press International American Conforepice East it Buffalo ngland San Diego Turns Back Steelers Pac I Portland) 60 Colorado 7L Baylor 12 Fresno St. is. u.c. Davis 54 Oregon fl, Pac ific Lutheran it 62 Heyward St Portland 12. Stanford 69 Regis 90. Tarkio. Mo. 43 - - - -' • -- • Baltimore 1 113 0 2$0 c::au Charg ers Clamp AFC West Crown 26-17 AN DIEGO UPII — The San Diego Chargers began theiron 26 carries whil e Fouls ran for ano ther score anti Holt rth toward the Super Bowl Monday night wi th a victory Renirschke kicked four field goals to tie his previous singler the Pittsbur Steelers th at proved a team that "lives by game record. pass" also can run t he hell pretty well. The Chargers won the right to host all conference games and ast year, Pittsburgh's Terry Bra ds haw said t he Charge rs will play ei ther Houston or Buffalo at San Diego Sta di um either uld have trouble reachi ng the Super Bowl because they Jan. 3 or 4. 11 l uldn't run. "I know a lot of people had doubts aboft whether I was a rhis year, the Chargers won their second straight AFC West quality running back," said Muncie. "I think I proved tonight P$amxonship by running the ball more than passing In a 26-17 that I am. I'm very pleased to be part of this ru n ni ng attack. ktory over the SteelerS In the nationally-televised season For Benirschke, the victory was especially gratifying. A wale. . little more than a year ago, he was In critical condition on a While holding the World Champion Steelers to only 49 yards hospital operating table after surgery for Crohn's disease. hing, the Chargers gained 180 yards on the ground on 44 'l was named honorary captaln," said the 25.year.oldkicker 4ishing plays - six more than by passing — while Dan Fouts who booted field goals of 33, 26, 26, and 32 yards and added two pnpleted 21 of 37 passes for 308 yards. extra points. "Before the game they asked me because it's the Chuck Muncie, who ran for one touchdown, gained 115 yards year anniversary of my illness." The Chargers never trailed In the game, taking a 3.0 lead on Benirschke's 32-yard kick in U f irst quartei. me sti' Matt Babr booted a 32-yard fi eld goal in the second period, hot Benirschke came back wi th two more field goals to give the Charge rs a 9-3 lead at halftime. San Diego got its first touchdown early In the third period on a 1-yard TD run by Fouls andtl* Steelers countered with a touchdown on a 2-yard run by Sidney Thornton to make score 16.10. The Chargers put the game out of reach on Benirschke's yard field goal and a 10-yard TD run by Muncie to make the score 2640. On the last play of the game, Bradshaw connected on a 16-yard ID pass to Bennie Cunningham. San Diego, with its 448 yards total offense, set an NFL record for total yards in a season with 6,414, breaking Houston's mark of 6,288 set in 1961. "Words can't express Ipw I feel," said Charger Coach Don Coryeli "Considering the.liber of competition ... a Super Bowl team, plus the fact that we had a lot at sta ke, we played well."" Bradshaw, whose Steelers are out of the playoffs for the first time In nine years, said: t and embarrassed by this season •'l'ni disappointed, San Diego controlled the ball and did a good job. l'nt glad this happened. Next year everyone will write us off and Ihen we'll come ba ck and blow them out." It was the last professional game for Pittsburgh running back Rocky Bleler, who will become a sports announcer. "I knew it was going to be tough to say goodbye to everybody and It is going to be a tough trip home," Bleler said. "But I didn't think it would come down to this game ...." Charger Victory clears Hawks Outlook Tribe, Up Playoff Schedules - NEW YORK luPli — Here are the sites for the NFL playoffs: .; EC i ' t ' fl San Diego earned the final playoff spot Monday night, defeating Pittsburgh, 26.17. The Chargers clinched the AFC West title over Oakland on the basis of best net points within the division. The Patriots are eliminated from the playoffs and Houston plays at 'Oakland in the AFC wild-card game next Sunday. Thie Raiders get the home field because of a better conference '6 . , jecord. • San Diego won the right to host all conference playoff 1aines and will play either Houston or Buffalo on Jan. 3 or Jan. 4, depending on the result of the wild-card same unday. Cleveland clinched the AFC Central Division title Sun. day, breaking a tie with Houston on the basis of a better . Conference record. Buffalo clinched the AFC East title with a victory in San Francisco but the Bills definitely will not host a conference semifinal playoff game. Buffalo will play away on Jan. 3 or Title Shots 'a • ,'( , - '' •'. .' . ' - - • 'S0 -.. , Jan. 4 because of NFL tiebreaker procedures. In the NFC, Philadelphia lust to Dallas but clinched the -'. . , '. / East title anyway on the basis of best net points In division games. The Cowboys needed to win by at least 25 points to gain their fifth straight division crown. Dallas will play host to l,os Angeles Sunday in the NFC wild-card playoff game. l.ast week, Minnesota clinched the Central Division and Atlanta became the Western Division champion. IC. Los Angeles beats Dallas, the Rains travel to Philadelphia and Atlanta plays host to Minnesota In the NFC semifinals. If Dallas defeats Los Angeles, the Falcons are home against the Cowboys and the Vikings travel to 'Philadelphia. League rules stitnllate no wild-card club may playa team from its own dlvIlon until the conference title game. " ' .. / \ , ' ., '.j ' . Lake Howell's of the hour Bruce Brlghtman looks for man •..,;-. : '•:4-- - . - _____ . . I two. IIYSAMCOOK hlcraldSports Writer If ('la)lon Moore ever decides to give up his ma, Lyman's Terry Barrett might be a prime contender for the role of The Lone Ranger after the Greyhoundss' showing in their Chr istmas Wrestling Tournament this past weekend, Barrett, grappling at 151 pounds, was the lone hound to grab it championship, despite having four teammates in the finals, The losses cost the Greyhounds of Skip Pletzer an outside hance at the title. Bishop Moore easily won the crown with 181 —4c poi nts. Stuart-Martin County was second with 156 and Lyman . third with 131. .. ,., . . . ,I,.,•- - - i I, was in . , . See OUTLOOK Page 7A - ) V .i._•.r ,' \ - . : '. j - - , - of get— ,,, ,, , - . 'I-... - .'-.'. . ound matman Terry Barret (light jersey) works towards his title. - .-- . ..... - 'I • - - •' - ------ %'•.- . - •q - '' wasn I going to get pinned this _____ Phila. Da llas Washington St. Louis IS 20 .429 10 iS 20 .179 10 12 23 .321 II 9 7 0 .343 Clevelnd Detroit IS 7 0 343 Wes1I Conference Midwest Division Os 510 1 311 San Anion 24 13 .40 — I Il * Minnesota Centr al Detroit Chicago' Tampa Bay Green Bay . 250 West a Atlanta 17 4 0 .750 III Los Angeles 11 Son Franc isco 6 10 New Orleans u s 0 063 ision 11114 wild-card playoff div Wth Monday's Result -Un Diego 2&. Pittsburgh End r egular SCiSOIl 17 Chicago It City Houston u 21 417 Los Ang 24 12 .447 1? 17 sw 101-2 4', is 4" 11 7 20 .139 12 1211 Phoenix 109, Seattle Tuesdays Games Denver at Boston Washington at Atlanta Kansas City at Cleveland Now Jersey of Indiana Now York at Chicago Campbell Conference Patrick Division W L T Pit. NY Islanders n 7 6 $2 Philadelphia Utah at Dallas 73 7s si Calgary Golden Stale at Houston 11 ii 7 35 Washington Detroit at Phoenix 11 12 to 32 NY Rangers S 29 Los Angeles at Portland Smy the DivissWednesd 2ion 7 ay 's Games St. Louis ; Colorado 1114 2$ 21 , 3 45 If 11 3 3? . it IS 7 fl 10 14 7 27 1 11 6 22 assistant Bob MacKinnon. Philadelphia — Signed freeagent 5 36 outfielder Del Unseq to a 2 year Boston 7 29 contract. St. Louis - Released outfielder Toronto 12 -, Ouebec Bobby Bonds; identified third 10 14 7 27 baseman Tv Waller as the player Monday's Resvti to be named later in the deal In Calgary 3. NY Rangers 7 Tuesday Games which they received reliever Calgary at NY Islanders Bruce Suttr from Chicago for Montreal &I Gueb" third baseman Ken Roltz and outfielder Leon Durham. Hartford at Toronto Football ittsburgh at St. Louis Mnn.so.. a9'Otfst 'i New England - Re-sIgned p. Edmonton at Los Angeles Coach Ron Erhardt. Seattle - Jack Patera agreed to Colorado at Winnipeg a five year contract at head coach. Wednesdays Oame.Vr is 5 Hockey Minnesota - Called up left WIng Brad Palmer from Victoria of the Western Canada Junior League. By United Press International Monday Steubenville Tourney First Round Penn. St Behrend 74, Ship, pensburg St(P)S4 St Vincent's I fl St illy benvill Heidelberg Tourney First Round Capital 61. Bethany (W.Va.) Heidelberg IL Walsh 77 Detroit — Traded defender Paul HntrtT lk r r Gene DuChateau. - Fort Lauderdale - Fired Coach Cor van der Hari and replaced him With Eckhard Krautzun. coach Of the Hou ston Hurricane, ittecilve Jan. IS; assistant coach Bill will coach the rest of the Nuttall w ndoor ' CeiIe DePaul - The Rev. Robert Gielow resigned as athletic dirOcier. 47, Colby 51 Holy Cross N. Davidson 79 JIM law '1N' • , .. - College Bask l Pout ..,Contlnutd From Page 11A minute heroics. Dale Philip's' hosting Ovied o Lions trailed Cocoa Beach 52- last 50 with five minutes remaining in the contest but then reeled off 16 straight points to ice the final 65-52 . Coll 93 Rutgers ;:1? S Kansas 73, SMU 42 New Max. 77, Charleston 60 W Texas St. 47. Texas Christian LAKE BRAUNTLEY MeGarve 1, Poge 5, Iobbs 8, uce 1? me soul,., 0-21 48. - . - AFTER- BEFORE SHOP EARLY FOR THE BEST SELECTION -PURCHASE IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS11 USED VERY GOOD CONDITION 12" REQ. $479.95 USED 23" COLOR PORTABLE COLOR TV BY QUASAR $190 - USED GOOD CONDITION 19" POR. TABLE Bankers Cash In Junior Win of Alabama HU 48 KEEP IS Brigham Young (62) Tennessee A - 1) ) Note: SyaEument with 34 11 ITT'1'Tt A T f1IT DDt"lL'TT V 51 .15 1.4. ,t St 40. Cal Poly SLO $ ,,,. National AsecIatiea of Basketball Coaches if the United States, 10601114 en probation by $298 BY QUASAR USED GOOD CONDITION FIREPLACE USED - REWORKED - GOOD CONDII ION . 30" HARVEST GOLD ELECTRIC RANGE REQ. 25995 $168 REQ. 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For the losing McCoys team Terry Miller and Darrell Williams contributed 9 points respectively, Oscar Merthie had 5; Anthony Sutton had 4; Vanester Frison and Bryan I)etxise both contributed 2 points each. Total 32. In the second game ('tub Eaten had three players with double figures as they whipped Jots Variety 4743; Travis Brown had 14; Reginald Hayes followed with 13, David Daniels had 10; Roger Hall had 6; Herbert Dixon W 3 total 47 For Jon's Andre Whitney had 16 poInts; Jerry Parker CONSOLE TV WDESK&DOOR$ BY WALLMARK REQ. m,,s $268 FLOOR SAMPLE , For release 4: am, EST REG. 099.93 REQ. 599.9$ C LOR TV ' finishing • - 12-21411. Halftime: Sanford 27-13. Fouls: lake Brantley it. Sanford 18. Fouled out: Moths, Technicals: Coach Bob Peterson, I.B. MEHRrrr ISLAND 165): Chester 10, Miller s, Slea 12, Gri mes LYMAN (Si): G UlL. 13, Lemon 17, Scott 10, Hillman 12, French 15, Evans 0, Lastrow 2. totals; 911-19 Si. Halftime: Merritt Island 37, Lyman 30. Fouls: Merritt Island 17, Lyman 13. Fouled out: Scott Dt'Af'tI fS L , . A.'JUl% RCF%l.,U ( ea): juaw ii, P. ruquec2S, Widlck 2, MIller 2, M. Enrquec 12, Randoll 0. Totals: U i-s 52. OVIEDO (55): Kline 5, Meyer 12, Murphy ii, Burgess 17, Robinson 10, OhllII5er 1, McCartey 4. Totals: 27 11-1* 65. Halftime: Oviedo 29, Cocoa Beach 28. Fouls: Cocoa Beach is, Oviedo 10. Technical: Oviedo bench. . e QuA,,,, ,.OaS 'u''IuNS S SANVORD (4*): Grace U, Grey 4, SIpplo I, Sutton 8, LA ALTIVIIWC LI uA , Butler Gaudreau IA, Smith With four play rs ,.moes , iht 'l, Lier2. otals: 14 ip MccOyS ueaners Monday night. - . ' Halftime, Lake Howell 31-25. Fouls: Oak Ridge 17, Lake Howell 12. Fouled out: none. Technical,: none, M Se minole 111gb senior guard Clarence Sipplo corrals a rebound during the Fighting Tribe's 48 40 semifinal win over Lake Brantley In the Ovleeo Outlook Invitational Christmas Tournament ________ so. 1 the NCAA are Ineligible Is, T 1$ and national championship, 63 coosbderation y me UPI Board Tulsa 90. Purdue 76 of C.aches. The snly leans West probation Is, he 191S-II season Arijona St It. Illinois Wesleyan Is tti.e U ni versity if New op 2 victory over Metro entry Colonial. Edgewater now meets the Seminoles at 8 IQ=lit ' for the title. l'oday's consolation action got underway this morning with a 9 a.m. encounter between. I)eLand and Apopka. Th e remainder of consolation aclion leading up to the championship: tilt has Winter Park meeting Trinity Prep at 11;: Bishop Moore matches up against the winner of hte DeLand -Apopka game at 4 while Colonial takes ont he victor of the Trinity Prep-Winter Park game at 6. al 20 S round action of the Seminole Soccer Classic at Seminole High. Edgewater pulled the biggest ivctory of the day long matches by knocking off two-time defending state 3A champs Bishop Moore 2-1. Th at Edgewater win snapped in impressive Hornet 'victory streak that sparned 44 straight games. Surprising Sanford, now 8-1 on the season and perfect in the Five Star Conference soccer race at 3-0, toppled Apopka's Blue Darters 3-1 Monday morning and then came back to register a 4 LAKE HOWELL (10): Brightman 28, Layton 9, O'Shaughnessy 8, Scott 8, Studley 7, McKnight 0. Totals: 22 1$- : z:1:: °' 1. Boi% , OAK RIDGE (57): Brantley 3, Morgan I, Watson to, Lawton .' 17, Sehoeck 10, Lyons 9, Elksnitis2, Totals 25 7-11 $7. play Monday n a in double figur es, Atlantic enjoyed a 27-12 lead at the etb Staten is $4 Queens 71 Bank bombed defending halftime intermission. Widener 91, Phila Pharmacy 70 NEW RK The YO l champ Sanford Electric 60-33 The two teams played South United es I nt ernati on al Arkansas 74, So Miss, 6$ Board of Coaches o Monday night in the Sanford almost even in the third Duke U. Pa $2 college basketball ratings (first Junior Boys Basketball period, but the Bankers came Mb Tenn. 74, Georgia St. SI place voles and records In I.ao alive in the final period to outMlrmesota 67, Louisville 34 parentheses) Missouri 53, Brown 41 I Kentucky 120) (6 0) 533 Flags hi p Bank won by a score auruoru Electric 20-9 New Orleans . Detroit 49 2 DePauI (Ii) ($0) and win by the 27-point WI forfeit Federal No Carolina It. Rutgers'(New 3 UCLA Ii) (601 margin Brunswick) si 4 Oregon St (I ) (50) 4.S3 In to night's action at the Va 103. U of Baltimore 47 5 virginIa 1301 ,, Albert- Armstrong led the 337 a Recreation center VCU iS. Cincinnati SI 4 Arizona State (40) 321 nes winners with 21 points, inMidwest 7 North Carolina 47 1) 313 on Persimmon Avenue cRating a down fourth nod " Sanford Electric Evan. Ile 19, Austin Posy meets points. Rookie Jeff lake 16 (Tinn.) 42 10 Texas AIM (70) $2 Flagship Bank at 7 )JII. a nd added 17, while Karm-y Hunter ISU Evansville $1 Franklin 73 II Notre Dame ii ui 149 Atlantic Bank tingles with tut for 12 before fouling out Indiana St 77, Butler 49 1 2 Louisian a St 14 II ill First Federal at 8 p.m. IA ISU 7$. Xavier (Ohio) 42 I)nman- ,iiiie,u 13 Michigan 1? 0) was also in 140 Marshall IS. Ohio U. 59 II Iowa (4 II Its Atlantic Bank jumped in twin figures for Atlantic Bank Missour 1 83, Brown 61 09 front l4-7 after the first period with 10 points Nebraska $4. Cola st, a 72 Hunter lLivingstonl li . . ' 4 9 I IS II (No games scheduled) - .. Seminole thigh's dual victories Monday that propelled the Fighting Tribe into and his Tribe teammates tangle with Edgewater tonight for the chamutonight's championship game of the Seminole Soccer Classic against pionship game at 8 p.m, Edgewater High. O11#IAk ' Traded guard Carl Nicks to Utah for guard Billy McKinney. N6 Jersey - Kevin Loughery resigned as coach and replaced by 14 S 9 41 Minnesota - • Baseba ll Adams Division Buffalo P, •:. . Seminole High's Jim Voltoline gives it everything he's got on defense as the Seminole Tribester John Jane uses his head on a drive past an Apopka Basketball Los Angeles -.w, • Transactions Monday Montreal Hart ford Pittsburgh Detroit ______ ______ Chuck Russakov's Fighting Seminoles and the Edgewater Eagles of the Metro Conference emerged as the big winners in Monday's opening By United press International Wales Conference Norris Division ;":. Edgewater, Seminole Meet For Soccer Classic CroWn, (P4o games Scheduled) 21 , vanc;ier W ;'' Tribe dooter lunges to stop an Apopka attack. Voltoline played a big part In defender In Monday's opening round of the Seminole Soccer Classic. Jane~ I? Menday'slewI By United Press International Ibi :;s. - Golden St. Seattle : 'c-' ' a Hockey .•_, —i ______ All 9 - 313 i I Dallas 4 .111 Pacific Division Phoenix 6 .794 San Diego - & 14 20 412 14 400 Utah ____ 1 .7% S1 I 33 It .676 1 0 NY Giants Pro 7."-". 25 17 23 343 II'] Ii 1 0 730 New Jeriy Central Dlyislin 12 40 .730 . 26 II 73 io 0 .313 M Iwauke Indiana 20 IS ill S sii 0.313 Atlanta * hila Southwest Another Orange Belt representative - Oviedo's Doug Jordan - made aname for himself by grabbing the 121-pound nut' with a convincing 8-0 victory over Lake Brantley's Jeff "He was a moose," exclaimed Lyman's curly haired senior last year, but I East Wright St. Si, E. Illinois 73 II'ni. I. anion New York National Conference ; 0. AtlaiWic Division Wisconsin SI, Texas Southern 49 1 thank we Just wanted it more," was how Hornet Coach Hand) Jess" explained the runaway win, The Hornets have rune *niors (Zl the veteran team Jordan 's triumph erased the pain of an earlier 6-5 loss to Horn in a dual meet. With the win, Jordan and Pabon were ruined most valuable lightweight wrestlers, whale Jai Wolfson s Trent Mosle> (169) copped the honor for heavyweights. fla ttened u 14-0. Denver 83 The Bishop Moore victory also marked the first time an Orange Belt Conference school had won the tournament In its nine year history. - Eastern Conference I I 0 Notre Darn. 69 VelparaIso$4 Wilmington •Vernon Bishop Moore, meanwhile, bolstered their effort with nine )Idngs in the 13 classes, In addition to Love's victory, another ex-state chant - Bill McKenna - joined Diego Pabon 1071 and Robert Provost 1 1341 as first place finishers. •' By United Press International Kansas City No. loviia 43. Arkansas Sl 51 Seniors Steve Schofield (222), Matt West (147) and Jeff Burns 169) Joined Henley as second place finishers. The Greyhounds didn't receive any help from third and fourth place winners. ____ •1 - r Pro Basketball ' In head to head confrontations, Jon Love edged David Henley at 128. Love is a defending 3A state champion. Barrett's decision over Clarkson was the other llorney.Hound mnatchup. -.- -'- ; Bas5 ke 01 tball Il Clarkson's loss, however, was the lone Hornet setback in the finals, whale Just the opposite was true for the Greyhound,. control in the preliminaries, 610 0 .37S West against Cocoa Beach at4p.m.; Oviedo meets Merritt Island at clash for the tournament championship at 8:30. Brightmancollectedl9ofhlsgamehlgh 28 potntstnthe flrst two quarters of play. But It was his deceptively quick hands on defense in the second half that locked up Late Howell's victory, The senior guard swiped an Oak Ridge pass with seconds left and fed teammate Rob Studley for a layup to kill the Pioneer's last ditch efforts. That play was his 11th theft of the night. In Seminole's victory over Lake Brantly, the Tribe squandered a halftime advantage by then collected itself late In the game to preserve the victory. Aaudreau finished with 14 points, six of them coining in the final stanza. Seminole's big man, center Steve Grace notched 10 first -half points, but ran into second-half foul trouble and scored Jint one more through the remainder of the contest. In a fitting night for comebacks, Toni Lawrence's Lyman Greyhounds Likewise added their chapter to the story. Antoi ne Lemon came off the bench to replace a fouled-out William Scott and used his scorching Jump shot to hit for seven straight points in the final 30-seconds of the contest to help Lyman overcome Merritt Island 6945. The Greyhounds weren't the only ones with a penchant for ___ ..- Cincinnati College honors at 7 while the Silver Hawks and Fighting Serniniciles ' it 7);vnenoMox;nIIcuY swered ints to beat Cocoa Beach 042. s final round consolation games will pit Lyman I still thank we can beat them in a dual,"observed Barrett about Bishop Moore's veteran unit. The Hound, get a chance for revenge when the Hornets return to Lyman Jan. 23. ,.. . 'We couldn t doil with what we had," said Barrett Monday evening. "All of our guys went up against some real tough opposition . " On the contrary . Barrett proved too tough for the Hornets Duane (axson. Lyman's determined senior broke a 4-4 tie with a reversal enroutt to an 8-4 decision. , Oviedos Doug Jordan victory. In earlier round consolation games, Lyman came from behind to knock off Merritt Island's Mustangs 69-65 while Oviedo likewise staged a late rally that Included 18 unan- Terry Barrett Shines In - .,. It's not quite time for spring training yet, but a pair of Seminole County prep basketball squads tossed out a few curve balls In Monday night's semi-final.s of the Oviedo Outlook Invitational. Lake Howell, up and down prior to the tournament, and Sanford, struggling with new faces in a graduation depleted lineup, secured victories Monday to make tonight's championship game an all-Seminole County final. For We Howell's Silver Hawks, Bruce Brightman cleared the landing path to the title game with a 28-point effort that included 11 steals. For Bill Payne's Fighting seminoles, Mike Gaudreau timed hot in the final period to help Seminole overcome some mistakes and gain an ounce of revenge against Lake Brantley's Patriots for an early-season two-point loss to the Big Blue squad. Brightman, who has shown flashes of brilliance the past two seasons, played perhaps the best game of his prep ca eer in leading Lake Howell over Metro Conference entry Oak Ridge 60-57. Gaudreau was a perfect 44 from the charity stripe down the stretch to help Seminole stave oft a Patriot rally for a 484 , 76 W.DRESSER I MIRROR, FULL SIZE HEADBOARD, 4 DRAWER CHEST a rut E STAND BY BROYHILL—FLOOR SAMPLE SINGLE PEDESTAL DARK PINE FINISHED - REQ 79095 $548 S DRAWER REG. 329 9 FRUITWOOD FINISH. TRADITIONAL - SAMPLE FLOOR . DESK BY ATHENS—FLOOR SAMPLE $258 KEG. 1i $93 ALL PICTURES 9BOVIDCUESUME . McR IN STOCK BER TS 20 % off TIR ES $ NOURSi MON Thrw FRI. a rn-Ill p.m. SAT.$a.m.421f.f PH. 322.615) 461W. FIRST ST SANFORD PH. ,,4775447 461$ VO1V Orange City Ith1i1t!i?i111i1iiJi1Ut?t?iIthiJUiJi?th}l ___ TRY STERCHI'S NEW 9000 INSTANT CREDIT PLAN WITH QUALIFKATIONS - / 452;0C 3227953 �C] Evening Herald, Sanford, FL - Tunday, Doc. 23, 1SIO Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Spoils System Brings Changes WASHINGTON (UP!) — Several thousand politically apbureaucrats are packing up to make way for the in the "spoils system" tradition, but tiis tone around fne pofJa1l j ha The Democratic bag-packers knew all along , of course, that :iQ 16. gg victory would cost them their jol*. That's the : the system works. But a rent episode that demoostrated the harsh reality of tiUca1 transitions Involved 17 of President Carter's lame 'dutk nominations for life-time jobs as federal judges. The 'itepubilcaus rolled them out, too. The fate of these presidential nominees Which was In the bands of will be thaired next IM Senate Judiciary Committee, ar by Sen. Strom Thurmond, R.S.C., since Republicans also won control of the Senate next year. Thurmond, as the committee's ranking Republican, has ked senicably with Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mau., the Democratic chairman who now must step down, despite their '0104part political positions. Thus, wnen icenneny warnea a personal prep approved D thle committee for Senate conflrmaticm as a federal appellate judge In the waning days of the congressional session, Thur. mood and his GOP colleagues went along. 'Some senators — not committee members — objected to this 'apparent favoritism for Kennedy since their own nominees ,**re losing out. They forced a delay that left Kennedy little time for action. "With few days apparently remaining In the session, Kennedy called a quickie meeting ma tiny Capitol room after the Senate idjoirned In the early evening. Republicans dutifully showed up so Kennedy would have a quorum, then joined Democrats In unanimously approving Stephen Breyer, a former Harvard Law professor, for judge of the 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. There were 11 other pending carter juogesxup nominsuons mi Kennedy's agenda. But when they came up, the Republican members suddenly were gone — all but Thurmond. Sen. Dennis . ni_=S: DeConh year, saying the along with some of Republican Gerald Ford's lame duck rl ACE AUTO RADIATJ R BILL McCALLEY.OWNE PH. 322-0235 711 FRENCH AVE PADIATOPS S FNMON.THRUFRI. $- &ALILWORK GUARANTEED earp,j Kennedy did not try to press DeConcini's point. There had long been speculation that Thurmond agreed to support .Kennedy's fellow Bostonian If the Democrats would not press But committee sources denied there was any deal. They claimed Breyer had won the Republicans displaying bipartisan fairness during 115 term as Kennedy's cbief committee counsel. . ,In any event, President Carter had already filled more Judicial positions than any other president, thanks to Congress' ceatbon of 152 new federal judgeships to relieve overcrowded tOurts. Counting nominations to fill vacancies In existing seats as as the new seats, Carter has won Senate confirmation of 12 judicial nominations. President-elect Ronald Reagan is not likely to come close to this record, but he may, as compensation, be aLE TO NAME A preme Court justice. Five of the nine incumbents are over uAfl healthy but some have had peat JGer*ld ?opc*fttd'one ineifter So the Ni ii and Richard Nixon appointed four, Including Chief Justice Warren Burger. :'Carter, on the other hand, appointed none. He Is unique If you -'adrisider him as an elected president who served one full term, 'but only one. In that precise category, he Is the only president who appointed no Supreme Court justice. appear Review 3222611 • PUT YOUR BUSINESS ON THE MOVE. ADVERTISING . tI 7 • ADVERTISING ADVERTISING •:, 1,;1 . By PATRICIA MeCORMACK liPs Education Editor College kids have new heroes these days — the college graduates who are making fat paychecks out In the business world. That's according to a report from the Carnegie Council on Policy Studies in Higher Education,which adds that "FAT' in this case means "enough to ... go first class." AiSlipsays The report,entltled "When Dream and Heroes Die", conCs.Iii s denses studies 01 students on campuses coast to coast who are my Ds"y working to attain college degrees which carry the highest price BUSINESS EQUIPMENT tag In history — over $40,000 for some schools. IBM STANDARD - Arthur Levine, the report's author, said many students view AND EXECUTIVE their own futures as bright but the country's as poor, so that TYPEWRITERS IPACTOSY IICONDITIONSOI they see themselves "going first class on the Titanic." Levine said 91 percent of those polled say they are optimistic PULl. WARRANTY about themselves but only 41 percent are ?ptimlatic about the FOR SALES or TYPEWRITERS - CALCULATORS country. SERVICE ADDING MACHINES CALL 323-7022 "AU the rest are either pessimistic or mixed," Levine said. "Freshmen surveys confirm this, too. 103W. 2nd ST. SANFORD "For the past four years, the Institute for Social Research at the University 01 Michigan has studied the future outlook of college-bound high school seniors. "With each succeeding year, students have grown slightly I . 'II more pessimistic about the country until 1979. That year I ACCIPT I I p000 I • pessimism increased by a full filth. In contrast, nine out 01 S TAIA M] FRESH FROZEN every 10 students were quite positive about their own futures," Levine said a typical "about the future" Interview with a college student goes like this: N PSODUCI LAWS AT SANFORD VILGI SUPIS PLIA MACKIT Interviewer: Will the United States be a better or worse IMSI.PCINCNAYI. SANPOOD place to live in the neat 10 years? HI NEIGHBOR SPECIAL Student: The U.S, will definitely be a worse piece to live. Interviewer: Than you must be pessimistic about the future? Ills. Mind CMcbsa Pads I Student: No, I'm optimistic. $ lbs. 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Some of the Democrats defeated this year were in traditionally Republican states like Iowa, Indiana, Idaho, New I(Impshlre, Alaska, and South Dakota. f-Republican also defeated Democratic Incumbents in Florida, Wsshli*ton and Wisconsin this year. In two years, Sons. Lawton Chiles 01 Florida, Henry Jackson of Washington and William Proxmire of Wisconsin will be on the ballot and it :, ill be difficult for Republicans to repeat victories in these two $ates without the Carter drag on the Democratic ticket. - But the battle will be Intense with the Republican right wing imed with an even bigger war chest than It had in 1960 and Soared Democrats no longer confident that their seniority and - liberal voting record will be enough to keep them in office. dH I*UUT*MATU cAst ANYTIMI 3394969 • SIR VINO'ALL SEMINOLE COUNTY •• .krisrw CoaU.r Space aqs lochnolM has Corns io P's h..nng bd industry A hsaiiig tied has ts1 dvs10pSd 1830 Elkcam coMe pain... per yea 10 OpSIMI 1PM ac10a"y Boulevard 'Mare is a sense among today's undergraduates that they are passengers on a sinking ship, a Titanic if you will, called the United States or the world," Levine said. "Perhaps this is part 01 the reason why suicide has become On second leading cause of death among students In the 1970s, exceeded only by accidents. '*Today's fatalism fuels a spirit of justified hedonism. "There Is a growing belief among college students that,, If they are doomed to ride on the Titanic, they ought at least to make the trip as piesiunt — make that lavish — as possible and go first class..." The report said going first dam also means consumer goods aplenty during the student days. Between seven and eight out of every 10 college freshmen say that having the latest fashions, records, sporting goods, and books Is very or pretty lmjxxtazd. tl5 IvS,a9• P'saI,nQ ad costs io run Ad also Iv. IomatCWy CoritfOls sp.sC'I U11111511fl9 flO.SSI JOYCE NICLE be CustO" adusted ho, COITSCI hIa.ng end can j On P's wot L7HANGE HEARING AID CIRTEAS ERNFT SANDERS NELLIE UYLER GLENN ATChiSON MEDCO DISCOUNT DRUGS 2701 0. Orlando Dr. Sanford-323-5702. Me"sys 'Sam-I. m Cls.lbsrry 1830""# 121$. 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You can fice is closed information is only available on find out all you wanted to know and were afraid to emergency toothaches. ask about eight of the most common dental This particular tape explains the causes of problems without any charge or obligation by toothaches and recommends temporary methods calling 322-3152 and giving the number of the of easing the pain. particular tape you are interested in hearing. Dr. Greenberg graduated from Emory The 24-hour taped information library was University in 1976 and has practiced dentristy in recently made available to this area as a corn- Sanford for four years. His office is located at 819 munity service courtesy of Dr. Andrew W. E. First Street. , . .i uuv,i,iuw,i ,l,,t.n,.,•... UIUUlU UVIILII. L...i... U y, .. a A good part or my practice is preventive similar to a medical information system, called dentistry to prevent future prob)ems by correcTel-Med that is used by Florida Hospital, ting simple problems early so they don't turn into Greenberg said. larger and more difficult problems," said Dr. Tapes subjects available include Malocclusion, Greenberg. The idea that some people have that Saving Teeth and Money, Toothache, Abcesed they will eventually have to wear dentures is an Teeth, Success with Dentures, Peridontal old wives tale. It is simply not true. In my opinion Diseases, Baby Teeth and Dental Analgesia, I can virtually guarantee that most people can Nitrous Oxide. keep their natural teeth the rest of their lives with The dental information is transmitted over the a combination of two very important factors — phone via a small computerized tape center, quality dentistry and patient cooperation in located on a desk in Dr. Greenberg's office. A practicing excellent home care." caller simply tells the receptionist what subject Pain is seldom the only symptom by which a -person knows he has a problem In his mouth. Peridontal Disease (which affects 95 percent of patients more than 35 years old) can be detected I I [.1 by bleeding gums, receding, shiny, red gums which may or may not be sore; loose teeth, migration of teeth, a bite that doesn't feel right, DON'T PLACE YOUR CARPETS 'iii'iirtii in 4iu ....z....... a....aL. iiui vw and wied LET US CLEAN AND FRESHEN ThEMI teeth," said Dr. Greenberg. WE FEATURE Truck mounted CI.onrng (M't We heat The Water We Do Not Use Yo%a El#ctricity APPLE PECTIN P4o Wot., M.0 Inside Yaw Horn. One Slip Cliong Process -. PERM Lirvirigloorn •• We Do Not Use Shampoo ___ 0. Hello, 11111~ We Peotu,. O.nurn. • Good Thin Jan. 3 Levine said when students are asked what they worry about they put do" everything under the sun "and that, too, If you Include solar energy." Among the worries cited: —Fears over the economy, polution, energy, crime, morals and nuclear war. —Apprehension over nuclear power, corporations, greed, illegal aliens, and the right wing. —Concerns over Anita Bryant and her antl-homoaexual campaign, Phyllis Schiafly and her anti-euak1gbtaamendment campaign. Also: The poor, foreign policy, self-centeredness, divorce, money, authoritarianism and prices. And: Thugs, increased regulation, per-rnledveness, reduced standards 01 livIng, the environment, and the justice system. And what about alter graduation? 'lucy want their own home (not an apartment or a coodomlslum) with a big yard, well-kept lawn, appliances, steVeb, and the like," the University 01 Michigan Institute for Social Research found. "About half think it is extremely important to have clothes in the latest style." The focus is on the material joys of life, Levine said! "Glitter and gold are part 01 the delving force for this generation, more so than for their predecessors of the 196k..." And a philosophy 01 life Is much less important. "Perhaps If one believes thatheorshe is... onadoomed ship, a "philosophy of life becomes meaningless," Levine said. "It is a world where freedom of individual action seems pathetically limited and a time when situational ethics appear to make more sense than a philosophy of Life." 4:.. 24351/2 S. French Ave. The most blatant example of Carter's dragging Democrats down to defeat was in Idaho, where Sen. Frank Church lost to conservative Rep. Steve Symms by a single percentage point. Carter carried only Z percent of the Idaho vote to Reagan's 67 percent. In eight states where Republicans grabbed Democratic Senate seats, Carter failed to get 40 percent 01 the vote. Carter Isn't entirely to blame in all these cases. In South Dakota, Carter got only 32 percent of the vote, but Sen. George McGovern's percent wasn't very impressive either. He probably would have lost with a strong Democrat at the top of the ticket. - —•-- 1WVKTI5IN3 Kttw! PUT YOUR BUSINESS ON THE MOVE rald Adwertjser J. T. BRODKORB The Carter backlash was much like that Republicans suf. fered In 1964 when their presidential candidate, Barry Goldwater, was buried by Lyndon Johnson and dragged down GOP Senate candidates in his wake. Democratic candidates won 75 of 35 Senate races that year, with only such entrenched Republicans as John Williams of Delaware and Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania surviving the Goldwater disaster. ••.,..;_•-• . I •• . C 322•2611 Qi nn almost every one of these states the Democratic Senate I .q candidate did better — frequently much better —than the Democratic presidential candidate at the top of the ticket. I And while ticket splitting Is a frequent happening In contemporary politics, there is evidence that straight party voting starting with Ronald Reagan at the top of the ticket defeated more than one Democratic Senate contender. ' ' . lleiald First Class On The'T1tanic ; _"P, VOLTOLINE WASHINGTON (UPI) — Conservatives looking to defeat Sen. Edward Kennedy and other liberal and not.io-liberal senators in 1962 should remember they won't have Jimmy 'Carter around to help them the way he did in l9. The 16 new Republican senators elected in 1960 — including Jje who beat Democratic Incumbents — often benefitted as much from the anti-Carter vote as they did from the money poured in by right wing groups pushing for their election. •'• '' L Evening ADVERTISING ADVERTISING Business— • Review. Pre;wred by Advertising Dept. of . Eiening Heiald I-Icndd Adijertisei IliiwJ 10% DISCOUNT •.. problems. No'Carter 'Help' 1"n '82 For Demos Prepared by Advertising Dept. of Co Tiesday, Dec. 23, 1550 - - - - - - - - - - — - - - - - - - - - - - - ' Business 1DAYSERVICE ng up anymoreandflrswostour ct to Thurmond said, turning to Kennedy. Thurmond then 1P Th "paw - 010 Wo S that MIASiJIEUP... an Sales and Profits, esiths : BUSINESS REVIEWI 668-8048 743 DELTONA BLVD. DELTONA, FLORIDA PETER CIARAMITARO delay, start jour ad ' in the neat Issue.... Call: 322.2611 f 4 - �- II 413-Ennlng Herald Sanford Fl. 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. 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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. LAMB — t something. if In my Regarding bad fingernails, DEAR READER — many of U ads on Vif I'm a lay hypnotist with 10 By JAKE THE BORN LOSER r ______ ______ ______ __ ______ 'sit TO IOU 1 ____________ = - 41 42 44 45 47 48 49 — ARCHIE byBobMontana . HE CLAIMS HE RECEIVED IT 5VEHSON ('itu HE ON'T HE JUST WA ITS BEEN A MONTH SINCE GET IT,' I SENT SVEHSOSl A ,AJ,tQ OFF TO ',)j DO'NGIT' ACIHIMTOTABth.ATE ç'HT HERE J PLE QF I MEAN TOE ME THAT ER MEMOS VHEE I GETA CCPY 'IA' OcnllSo? "7GE.TWHATYC&JMEA i'-__J. ________ 'ThEEXPETUR'ES OF HIS MAIJTL!iACE MATERIEL .' - - ____ 77, 1 i I . -- • .) ______ -I _i _____________ • _____ ,, — 46 - be Those points add tip to a lot of 1551, Radio City Station, New gangrene of the Lips of the Though you might feel love for you. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) tested at times this coming York, NY 10019. fIngers and feet. 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' � 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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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 12, 1980; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/5db5e89758a548e86900ccf100e26251.pdf 96176b5ee62bae209e00450d7b5ad964 PDF Text Text ������������ Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 17, 1980; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c20f50969ece4927ebafa58316505c1b.pdf 6ee86b0d0df558016c9929e11c5989db PDF Text Text ���������� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 12, 1980; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d64c9017d1d58b2cf5579571648c5445.pdf 12f1b699ace9a8d7bb7e1713d3e63e9f PDF Text Text n._-_ - - SUNDAY, ' , -* -- -- - • -------- --- - '-.. EDITION- g 73rd Year, No. 91—Sunday, December 14, 1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 RL %p. J immy Kriosty -. • • ' • . Influence ofa religious cult parents make plans tohave A start of yi ers aW Dad "kidnapped" m thei 1nd by the' and thriller', "Blinded by the light," it was obvious that light," Jimmy and Krlsty ties with his faznlly, except cult and diprogramined. "I know a little of what Jimmy and Krivty MCNIChOI had plush dressing-room for his alder, Janet (Krist)1). "I talked with a couple of that's like," says Jimmy, were enjoying working traUers parked, tandem - style, at all the various 22-year-olds who'd come out "because one of our contogether for 1JM motion picture-for- Southern California of the cults to get ready for sultants who actually had a television as a brother and a locations used in the film, the part," says Jimmy, "and been from a cult laid it all out sister caught up In the Kr1dycoWdtilybe found let me tell you, it was weird. for us." Asked if he could we nigheof a re1ous cult. in jJmzny,s .ijn -going We should have a strong dram, because a lot of what himself getting Involved In a The 1t time they had over their we learned from those real cult, Jimmy answers. acted together Was 13 years In "Blinded by the Light," consultants was put into the "! would depend on 'the ago, in a filmed episode of to air on "The CBS Tuesday film." circumstances, but I don't. the aerlá, "Family Affair." Night Movies," Tuesday, K.rlsty, In her role of Janet think so. I do know If some "I was about 6 and Krtsty Dec. 16, on CBS, Jimmy Bowers, IrUtrates the cult to member of my family was Wass, says Jimmy, and plays David Bowers, a teen- maintain a loving contact pulled In I'd try'.to get him wewere brother and sjateriji ager who comes under the with her brother while their out." WEDNESDAY December 17 ________________________ L ' - vacation as wit.irupt.d by the wv*y. of of a kIlt. gift cIalmen9 to b. his THURSDAY , 'V' \"' ' ' , , / ' •)0(7J0WI _ ( p - -- Herald Pliste by Ysm Vincent . . - . . . '•' .- - Reagan is going to be as bad as many think. it's not possible to be Herald Phetss by Tarn Vincent Seminole High s marching band heads down First 51reet during Saturday's parade. ' ' r'tI I C F IJJ - - -- - •' . Sto U . .,,. .• " .- the Ku Klux Klan and the camp it has set upin Alabama to train troops for race , - - . C - * 1 tth ' W6 ' ,,iII ' Thousands of people packed the sidewalks of First Street Seminole County Sheriffs office and Florida Highway Saturday morning to watch as the annual Sanford Christ. Patrol, which rolled 'jFirst Street,with their lights iiias Parade passed before them. flashing and sirens screaming, the niarchers,in the parade SOnICUZIIes standing three-and four-deep along the curb. stepped off shortly after 10a.m. people began arriving along the parade route more than an This year's parade, with the theme 'C r1stms hi the hour before the first marchers stepped off, sunshine" included floats, bands, and marchers (rom a The sun was bright, the sky clear, but many of the wat- wide variety of local groups. chers wore thick winter coats as the temperature stood at 86 Two equestrian groups and a team of motorcyclists from degrees as the first units roiled by. the Orlando Elks also entertained the residents who lined A (Toed estimated at'between 5,(X)0 and 10,000 watched the route of the march, eight bands, 25 floats and hundreds of local marchers follow George, the Central Florida Zoo's elephant, also took the ' ,. Grand Marshal George Manning Harriett, Sanford's walk down First. retiring fire chief, down First Street to Laurel Avenue, A total of 143 different units marched In the 14-hour Led by patrol cars from the Sanford Police Department, parade. ' Radio Stations To Honor Lennon • - By DAVID MRAZLER Herald Stall Writer Memorial services at Lake Eola Park and on the air and special programs will mark Sunday's designated period of mourning for John Lennon, shot to death Monday night outside his Manhattan home. WORJ.FM (107.7 MHz) has organized a two-hour memorial service at the Lake Eola Park bandshell in downtown Orlando. The service, featuring speakers and local poets, will be broadcast live on WORJ.FM starting at 1 p.m. Program Director David Sousa said callers have told station employees they are glad there will be an official gathering for them to attend. Further details are available from the station at 298.5510. WDIZ-FM customers who need minimum insurance coverage are turned away repeatedly. To, overcome the,, situations Is my whole reason for being in business." Yes, this all sounds quite promising, but just how can Ralph Kazarian afford to offer a truly better price fo you and mel "I've shopped for years to find companies who offer the best possible rates for my particular customers. As a result, I broker business with 25 to 30 Auto. Truck, Motorcycle. Motor Club, Mobile Home and Motor Home companies that target their effort to my particular customers. This allows me to give my customers the Insurance 114y need at the price they want to pay," And Mr. Kazarian has proved himself to be quits successful In his approach. After 13 years in the business, he's estbllshid himself as an institution within the auto insurance Industry in Florida. To prove his ambition and deteminatlon, hi's opened nine offices in the last two years in the Central Florida area and has just recently remodeled his new Sanford office, which Is located between Burger King and Flagship Bank on Orlando Avenue (323-2434). So,,,tf you're really Interested in finding out how to get the insurance you need ... at the price you want to pay —stop by one of Ralph Kuarian's auto insurance agencies,—ADV., 100.7 Mlix) Program Director Bob Church said his station has opted for a 2-hour program combining music and interviews with people who knew Lennon, as well as listeners' comments. Peoole from throughout central Florida will be able to call the station at 424-9100 and express their feelings about Lennon's death. Church said the station planned the over-the-air event after Lennon's widow, '' , - . . jr . . - - C -' -- Yoko Ono, called for a moment of silence Sunday, and because many persons In the region would not be able to get to a gathering. WDIZ-FM will also be broadcasting a special NBC radio program on Lennon at 9 p.m, Saturday and 8:30 am. Sunday. WBJW.FM (105 MHz) is putting together a special tribute to Lennon to be -, -- broadcast Sunday afternoon, said Program Director Bill Gardner. The exact content of the tribute had not been determined, Gardner said, adding he feels the station's staff is preparing an excellent program. WBJW.FM, an RKO radio affiliate, will broadcast Lennon's last interview Sunday night at 9. The three-hour interview was taped only 15 hours before Lennon was shot. WLOF-AM (950 KHz) will broadcast a special edition of the syndicated Casey (aseni sho w Sunday from noon to 4 n in - . ç, 'i • ,;' $8 i ) ? ki . -. a - 0' Kayola Kollege nursery school students get a ride down First Street on their school float. Community Reuni*tes FiIv am Of Leukemia Victim , , By JANE CASSELBFJtRY . Herald Staff Writer This is the story of Bridget, a courageous 14-year-old Leukemia patient; a loving family willing to sacrifice anything it takes that she might have the gift of life; and a widening circle of supportive friends, who have given them a very special Christmas present. Bridget, an eighth grader at St. Mary Magdalen School In Altamsxite Springs, Is celebrating her 14th birthday today in Seattle, Wash., where she Is undergoing treatment for Acute' Lymphocytic Leukemia (All.) at the Freddie Hutchinson Memorial Clinic. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Kiernon Jr. of Maitland, Bridget has been at the clinic since October, and if 4 Al -,- 1 kes (right), .S. tC) Louis theiden th the county's major D-Ohio (all& with his old friend (SEEDCO)," often Oves a person an opportunity to ' grow, he said SEFDCO President Horace Orr. minority economic development agency, Stokes said there is a new mood In He urged the people to develop power names were household -words. The work In local government, adding that nobody America, He said there obviously has been they did for the people had become gives up that power. "You have to go out progress in the movement for equality, legendary. And no one can even think of and get it," he said. "In the 1960s there but by white standards that progress has the names of the persons who defeated must be struggle, and the challenge is been minimal. He said the only way to them," he said. yours." "The nation's new mood is ugly and continue progress Is through economic Horace'Orr, SF.EDCO president, said mean. It is no longer a prestigious thing his organization will continue - to en and political means. "We have to develop new strategies, to sit in a Congress no longer committed ctu.rage respect for one another among to the eradication of proverty. That's no the people We have to do new thinking," he said. He decried the new thinking of longer popular," he said. Master of ceremonies for the event was To illustrate the change in attitude, Orlando City Commissioner Ernest Americans, illustrated in the election last Congressman Stokes noted it Was Page. Others at the bead table, in ad' month. "Jerry Falwell and his "Moral necessary for President Jimmy Carter to ditlon to Stokes, Ott, and Rev. Amcm Majority" defeated many good men veto a good bill in order to defeat an anti- Jones, chairman of the SEEDCO board of in the November elections," he said. busing amendment. "We have been directors, Included: County Con). "They defeated men who had served in notified there will be an attempt to repeal missboners Sandra Glenn and Robert G. the U.S. Senate like George McGovern, In 1981 the Voting Rights Act of 1965," he Feather, Sanford City Commissioner Birch Bayh, Gaylord Nelson and Warren said. "And the Senate has killed a fair Eddie Keith, Altamonte Springs City Magnuson all of whom showed their housing bilL' Commissioner Dolores Vickers, and "It's a shame in 1960 that we must still school board member Roland Williams. concern for the plight of the poor, Their Jimmy and Kristy McNichol December 18 ________________________ pass civil rights bills. It's a crime that we can't pass one," he said. Stokes said he has taken an attitude of "wait and see' what (President-elect Ronald) Reagan is going to do. "lie has golden opportunity to help the nation with reference to the relationship of the races," he said, "He has 'a golden opportunity to bring the people back together," Stokes said, pointing, however, to the resurgence of , making these statements Friday night, called on the nation's black community to seek political and economic power. "If you have either one;they (thewhltes) wl'respect you. lfyou have both,they will fearyt' Stokes said. 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Furthermore, there are a large number of -' drivers under 23 that are paying high rates due simply to RALPH KAZARIAN A ea h d S. By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Thedays of I 'hand6uti and largesse" by the federal government are a thing of the past. The middle class no longer wants t# carry the poor on its back. The nation's new mood Is ugly and mean. U.S. Rep. Louis Stokes, E)-OhIà, after .. Dtring the makingo(the that one, too." • Warns Har d Times 1• ...' - . FrIday, Dec. 12, 1NO $—Evsnhig Herald, Sanford, Fl. '-. Stokes Evening Herald—( USPS 481.280)—Price 35 Cents all goes well, she will be returning home in mid-February. She was accompanied to Seattle by her parents and her 12year-old brother, Patrick Michael, who has proven a good "match" and agreed to donate bone marrow to help his sister. The hone marrow transplant took place on Oct. 29, and it is necessary for her to remain at or near the clinic for 100 days after that. It is necessary for Michael to stand by during that time ui case more marrow is needed. John and Patricia Kiernon were not there just to supply moral support and comfort for their youngsters, but also to supply white cells and blood platelets when needed. Meanwhile, the other two Kiernon children, Emily, 6, and 'flmothy, 9, stayed at home to attend their classes at Dowmeridi Elementary School. Friends and relatives pitched in to look after them in the absence of their parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Kiernon Sr. are here now from Richmoral, Vs., to help out. Recently it became necessary for the father to fly home to take care of his business (he is a loss prevention manager with the Si, Paul Insurance Co.) and we about his two younger (if(frfl The idea of Christmas with hail the family in Florida and the other half in Seakde was a pretty glum prospect, but Thursday night Kiernon was presented with three airline tickets to the Catholic Men's Club, women's circles and young people of Mary Magdalen and Anunt'iaiion churches, the Maitland Soccer Club, the employees at Altamonte Springs Days lA)dge and the conunurlity." Bill Slevin, manager of the Days Lodge on Douglas Road, sent a memo to employees suggesting that instead of the usual employee gilt exchance, they put the amount they would normally spend in an envelope and mark it for Bridget for a "more merry and blessed Christmas." The 25 employees at Days Lodge agreed. "Many of us were here in September during the drive for the Leukemia Society," Slevin reminded them, "when Bridget swam 100 laps In the Super Swim Classic in our pool. Her father wanted her to stop after 75 laps, but no way. No quitting for Bridget. When she completed her laps, she was visibly spent, but her face was aglow with inner happiness." Asked bow Bridget in her condition was able to swim that many laps, her father described it in one word — "guts." "She was out of remission and I didn't want her to do more than 30 or 40 laps, but she was determined to reach the goal she had set for herself." Bridget raised more than $400 through her sponsors that day for the Leukemia Society of America Central Florida Chapter almost as much as the $600 a year she is entitled to receive from the society as patient aid. Bridget was recognized for her efforts Thursday night at the second Annual Leukemia Sup Swim Classic Awards Night in Orlando and Slevin read the memo he had written, 'She was a pretty good swimmer before becoming ill but she didn't practice for the Super Swim Classic," said her father. Bridget was an active 12-year-old back in April of 197P when she first started to display symptoms that something was wrong. She was a member of the Casselberry Girls Softball Team, a Girl Scout and, Kiernon said, would have played in the scoccer league along with her brothers if there had been a girl's team. • She was playing softball and they noticed she was listless and didn't have good Lvlor. One night Bridget was cainping oil an island at the Girl Scout camp near Narcoossee when she St. • - • -4 - . '' " t, .i_,'-'1 "v- .' ' ... i"' s' , I' Herald Phele by Jane Caivalberrv Hill Slevin, manager of Days lodge in Altamonte Springs, which hosted the Super Swim Classic for Leukemia in September, is shown with Bridget's father, John F. Liernon Jr., at awards might. enable him and the children to spend Christmas with the rest of the family. A cashier's check to help with expenses was also presented. "It's all in the Ctwtstmas spirit," said Buddy Anderson of the Catholic Men's Club, which headed up the drive to help the Kiernon family. "They are a fantastic family and he is a super father. At 6:30 a.m. on Saturdays he was always out there lining the soccer field. Whenever you nee) him he's always there." "The one bright spot In all of this is finding out what nice people there are in this world. They have been so helpful and ' supportive to Bridget and the famfly," Kiernon said. "Our whole family is extremely wrateful to the people at iiiy office, .. - ——---7--- became Ill and her parents were called. "We had to row out In a boat to get her," her father recalled. When they took Bridget to the family doctor, blood tests revealed leukemia and she was referred to Dr. Kjell Koch, a pediatrician who ipecializes in this type of case. "lie's just been wonderful," said Kiernon, "The success rate In chemotherapy treatment for children Bridget's age is not as good as for younger children." Kiernon said that Bridget was in remission for a month or two after her initial treatment, but last spring suffered a relapse. After more treatment, she was back in remission in .Jilay and that lasted a month or so. 1 The nurses at the pediatrics ward at Orlando Regional Medical Center, where she spent quite a bit of time, became very attached to Bridget and she to them, her father said. "When she was home they would call up or come by and take her out," he said. The nurses still call her In Seattle to see how she is doing and they are very supportive." "When Bridget first learned she had a disease which could be terminal, Kiernon said, "she was scared, but we've always taken a positive attitude. We really feel she Is going to get over it. She is resigned to the fact that It may be terminal and all she asks is that we tell her the truth about what Is happening. She doesn't dwell on it. She deals with It, accepts it, but has hope. "We had tried to get her in to the Boston cancer center for bone marrow treatitient, but couldn't," said Kiernon. "Then she was accepted at the Fred Hutchinson Clinic, and that's where the bone marrow transplant treatment was developed. It's the best place in the world. "They have only been doing it actually for the past 10 years," he added, "and one of the social workers there has a son still living who had the ritarrow transplant eight years ago. They say if you survive two years after the transplant, it is considered a 'cure' -- a total remission. "They have a good success rate there. It Is a super place and all the families are very close and supportive," he said. "It is necessary to destroy the old bone rnarr ow before transplanting See LEUKEMiA, Page IA " AIR - t - .•.• ' - — -- �.- ' -S 4A—Evening Herald, Sanford, F,. Leukemia Victim s Famiiy Gets Heip • Sunday, Dec. 14.1?I0 • _- - Shop Sanford and Orlando daily 9.9. Sun. 11.9 NA110N IN BRIEF • The Saving Place'' _________ Shop Leesburg, Deland, Mt. Dora, Kissimmee & Clermont daily 9.9. San. 11.9 Newell Named Chancellor Of States Universities TAMPA, Fla. (UP!) - Gov, Bob Graham says the appointment of Barbara Newell as chancellor of the state's universities "will give impetus to the state's efforts to provide an educational system that, is comparable to the best In the country." Dr. Newell was selected unanimously by the Board of Regents Friday after a six-month effort to flixi a successor to former Chancellor E.T. York, wIx) resea. Ms. Newell, SI, is the current U.S. ambassador to the United Nations Eduation, Science and Cultural Organization. She said she was "delighted" to join the state university system and "gratified by the confidence shown in me by the board's unanimous vote." "I hope this isthe beginning ofahealthy period of the university system in Florida, which has tremendous potential," she said. "I'm delighted to join the board and the university presidents and if we as a team can pull together, with the support of the gOver, nor, we can make it one of the truly fine systems of higher education in the United States." inWhtt• hCo rfu Nov.lty Prints IWVAft . ifl White With Co Novelty Prints Box of 5 Our Peg. 4.96 Our Peg. 620-92C Girls' Hovslly Panties Strawberry Shortcake?u bikinis and others in prints R 3 5 Soft Cofton Bikinis Panties with colorful 'dry of the week' novelty prints. Misses' 5-6-7. i-ç I!' 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Jim Sasser, D-Tenn., said the salaries of some federal officials, which also have been frozen, could rise 16.5 percent. Has Sunday, Dec. 14, iSO—$A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Continued from Page 14 platelets." the marrow from the donor and regenerating the old bone Michael has a tutor to help him keep up with his school marrow. They found-Bridget was in relapse again when she assignments. arrived at the clinic. She was subjected to potent "We get a lot of strength from the Lord and our friends," chemotherapy and 10 days of full radiation and another drug Kiernon said. "We have gotten a lot of spiritual support from Injected into her spine before the transplant." all the prayers. On the last day of the radiation, Michael was taken to another hospital and his bone marrow aspirated through 200 long needles Into his pelvic area. The marrow was put into a plastic bag and taken to Hutchinson for Bridget's transplant. It usually takes three weeks for a graft to take place, but with Bridget it took longer. As a result of the radiation, Bridget developed spots on her lung pod pneumonia. "There Is always a danger of viral pneumonia and there's no way to treat it," said Kiernon, "but fortunately she didn't have that type." She still has a fungal infection, and at this point isn't eating; The heavy doses of radiation caused her hair to fall out and destroyed the mucous membranes causing severe pain and discomfort requiring heavy doses of paln,medlcation, Kiernon said. Because she has no immunity, Bridget Is kepi In a LAF (Laminar Air Flow) room, where the air is filtered and kept circulating. She Is allowed to talk on the telephone and gets to go once a day to the bathroom for a bath wearing a sterile gown and mask. The family rents an apartment at the clinic, which will provide a somewhat sterile environment for when she gets to be an out-patient. Even when she comes home, she won't be allowed to go back to school for a year for her own protection. When we found Michael was the best match, we explained it to him and asked if he would be willing," said Kiernon. "He didn't hesitate a bit. He's extremely proud of what he's done. It ,is very painful and he was under anesthesia. It leaves the donor extremely sore and stiff. You can always spot the donors. They develop what they call the 'Hutch shuffle' the next-day. "Michael was determined this wouldn't happen to him, and when he got home to the apartment, he walked around for hours so he wouldn't be stiff the next day. Another reason they keep him out there is he may be asked to donate blond or Every Wednesday SPECIAL Chicken Dinner 3 Piece Individual INCLUDES CHOICE OF ANY 2 I French Frlu,sMashed Potatoes *Colo SIaw,IBaked leans And Ho? Roll Regular $2,21 89 SPECIAL WEUSIONLY TOP QUALITY CHICKEN I I. 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All the more reason to OFFICIAL BALLOT keep all your money at Flagship. , Tr Br bu CITY OF CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA RUNOFF ELECTION DECEMBER 16. 1980 (1IS STUD TO UI RIP.$OvIO (IV I Lt( I 10?4 UOAHI FLAGSHIP BANK ALL THE BANK YOU'LL EVER NEED Mrtnb.er I DI C 1900 by ,,'o,t' nut K mart' MERCHANDISE POLICY We Honor I VISA' Make K mart Your Outfwm rItenhon '*50 have evvy 0dY.i1.d sem in hock on o'.s V41v.s I on oorwroe<i usiy, is not as lot PksCraw We to arty ,rotesesn tosor K will '*iue a Rum Check on Ijs$f 'oh Phi m..chc-.J,. tons In Oh r.O$onaC$s IohTy QuIXIttyj 50 be pIcttoied at Phi stis pi'oi whOrOvO a.0$s ON wet tel you o cotr*ars, quotty Item at o con'caroOhe tsSjCtSOfl WI pflc• Out POICy Is to -s out customen soIWocison ways Christmas Savina Store COUNCILMAN t, SEAT 1 ' tñlLIIAM (RILt. )CL ARK JAM1Sk."Ji'!"iAVR,NI (Vote for On,) Under Federal law, complete services on interest earning checking accounts are not available until January 1. 1981, and only individuals, sole proprietorships, and non-profit organizations qualify. The service charge noted above dpplies only to individuals. I' . © flagship Banks Inc. 1980 11 M 2100 S. Freac Ave. Hwy. 17-2. Sanford S Mrs. Reagan Denies Remark WASHINGTON (UP!) - Ronald Reagan today wrapped up his second post-election visit to Washington with another look at his future home, the subject matter of a controversial remark attributed to Ids wife Nancy. Sources told United Press International Mrs. Reagan had told aides she "can't understand" why President and Mrs. Carter do not move out of the White House into Blair House, the president's guest house across the street from the Executive Mansion. Sources said Mrs. Reagan has expressed frustration that she cannot speed refurbishing of the White House livingaras. . .. , 'Reacting to the report, Mrs. Reagans press secretary, Robin Orr, said Friday: "Mrs. Reagan has never suggested that President and Mrs. Carter should vacate the White House before Jan. 20. What she has remarked is that she might want to break that tradition for the next first family by moving to Blair House a few weeks before the Reagan presidency ends." • 1 qu& Opportunity Lender �- LI 4 -Ev.nng Hsra Pd Sanford, Fl. I • .-. • - . - I St. V S,..nday,D,c. 14, 1I0 - Sunday. Dec. 14. 1110-SB Evening Herald, Sanford. Fl. 1I HsIpiWud. __I8-HeIpV.ne 41-Houses 33Houses Furrustd 41Houses Leaal Nnfic - RESOLUTIOPI NO. 314 A RESOLUTION OF T'HE CIT'I' OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FLORIDA, PROVIDING FOR THE INSTALLATION OF SANITARY SEWER SERVING & CERTAIN '... - ' . Seminole 8319993 ., PROPERTIES CLASSIFIED DEPT RATES Iflm. ................. Socaibse 3censecvtfv.tlm,s,,$oc.IIM HOURS 7consecvftv.flm., 'a I 00 AM. - 5:30 P.M MONDAY tliru FRIDAY lOOl1NCVtfy$tjfflh,,,37C$ S*,TUPOAY 9'Noon 3 Lanes Minimum ___________________________ tins Noon WHEREAS, the City Corn mission of the City of Altamonte Sóqing,, Florida, deems It ad visableloinstallsani?arys,w,r in lhatpor1,prof Sunslsin.L.nefrom Sunday - 3 11$. ___________ 4P'sonals -Cern silas " '-'' RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF AL TA MONT - - - '' I WILL PlOT BE RESPON SIBLE FOR ANY DEBTS IN CUPPED BY ANYONE OTHER THAN MYSELF AS OF DEC Il 1990 Wililard L Byrn S PR I N OS, - - -- - - . R.Ø EvenIng Heralo P0 eox 1457. Sanford. FIa 37171 - . ' Manager Trainee MuSt be willing to relocat, in 3 Mos 1 That the dlv Commission of the _________________________ Legal Notice City of Altamonte SprIngs, Florida, deems it advisable at a NOTICE OF INTENT TO necessary public lst,'overnent to VACATE PORTIONS OP CD. ltntalt- sanitery 1l-PIer'In 'that 144jf PLAYS IN 'SEMINOLE portion of Sunshine Lane lying .co NYY, FLORIDA. between SR. 431 and the east line 'to WHOM ITMAY CONCERN: Of Lot IS Take notice that a petition shall ThaI all said improvements be flIed, psoant to Chapter shall be dons In strict compliance 177.101 of the Florida Statutes. with the plans and specifications with fIts board.,of county corn and estimates of th, cost of said missioners of Seminole County, Improvements now on fill in 114 Florida, 10 vacate portions of office of the City Clerk of the City certain ptats, of the Subdivision of Altamonte Springs, Florida, knownasSabalpolnt,accoqdingto *tiicIt said plans, specIfications the Plat thersof recorded in Plat and estimates are hereby ap Book IS, Pages 70 thru 14, and thu proved by the City Commission of Sabal PoInt S,pcond Mr P T Hunt of 401 E 2nd St would like his friends to know hi 5 home to stay He would welcome their visitS . - .ABORT1ON. 1st T?Im,st,r abortion 712 w.,$l3S, l3IIwks,$l4L Gyn CliniC-120; Pregnancy tilt, male sterilitatiori free cunwlivj' Professional care supportIve atmosphere, confidential. CENTRAL FLORIDA WOMAN'S HEALTH ORGANIZATION Medicaid$3iOfscwnf and constitutes the e!ans. Revision according to the PIat specifications and estimiles of thereof recorded in Plat Boolt 19. 409 Colonial Dr.,Orlando cost for said proposed im- Pages 67, 41, and 49. Public Toll Free 1500321 2544 provements, and the City Corn Records of Seminole County. mitlion of the City of Altamonte Florida, which lots are described Springs, Florida, does hereby as follows' to wit, declare the necessity for the in LEGAL DESCRIPTION 'taliation of sanitary sewer as Porlionsof Tract "F". SectIon 1, o.scrIbed aforesaid asa necessary Section 3 and Sabal Palm DrIve, public improyirnent. . ' . SA65. POINT, according I. fP* BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED pial thereof as recorded in Plat No portion of the expense to be BOOk'II, Pages 70 through 74c1 the paid from the General Im Public Records of Seminole provement Fund of the City County. Florida lying in SectIons That the tolal cost of said im- 33 and 31. Township 20 soutfi, provements, including cost ci all Range 29 East, Seminole County. labor and materIals, is-estimated Florida and being more par - to be 120.00000 and the sum i JNATTACPID? Mf new compatible companIons in, Sanford area Lowest Calf. .laborati, confidential and dignifIed nationwide system. Free litirature. 'Dating of prestige Wiiliamstown Masi ois;. - ___________________ TRANSACTIONAL Analysis for Innsr$ Learn why you thi,, teat I act as you dot Info I, registration __________________ ticutarly described as follows, TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS BegIn at the molt Westerly patio, carport No pets. Children negof able Available Dec 6 5275 mo 1st and last in __________ edvarCe Ph 9043517771 or 1'7 7955 aM p m. vestment Well established parent company provides training,freecarandvacatoon pro9rams -Plol -4fivolv.sng retail, door to door, or mail order Wili meet to discuSt Tel 327 4079 after S - Need Employment? Full time Part time man or woman Retirid people ac cepted also. Earn' weekly Meet with Jim God. frey on Tuesday Only at Sambo's Pest. 3940 between 73 pm Not connected with Sambo's 10 Acre HorSe Pei$ure for Rent, $100 Mo 'Located s Cameron Avi. -- 323'7832 Ev. 322.0612 - -40-Condominiums BUSINESS equipped. Laundry 6dm; washer and dryer' included Screened in back Porch, *Slh storage room. Near I Townet Shopping Center in Orange City lit, last and Sec Tired of working for others' EXCLUSIVE OFFERING Your Well, you can be your OWN owi' private golf villa 2 Boss! Vet'y profitable Troptay Bd,fln, balkS, ?eer garage business with speciat,. ifl 5U5 For details call 322 0943 engraving! Owner Motivatedi Or 332 4971. Call Linda F.torgan Today Boa success in your spare time. STENSTROM REALTY -__________ - Couples or individoals. Plea 2545 Park 372 2120 41l4flsej profitable work Your ________...'me pen dl nI Shah lee ____________________________ _______________________ Distributor will train 327 4079 2&AtS. & Houses CONVENIENCE STOP E CLERK Good company - benefits Apply Handy Way Food Stores. Sanford area, - - ______________________ To Share ___________________________ la t of TIMBER adjoining and contiguous or 2, as recorded in Plat Book, • bounding and abutting ion such Pages and of the Public improvements or specially Records of Seminole County. benefited thereby and further Florida, thence 5. 71 degrees 01' designated by the assessment plat • E. along the Southwesterly nowon file in the office of the City boundary of said pill of TIMBER Clerk Of the City of Attamonte RIDGE AT SABAL POINT UNIT Springs. Florida, which said 3. for 74379 feet to the point of assessment plal is hereby ap curvature of a circular curve proved by the City Commission of concave Southwesterly and lyIng Would like to share my 3 Classified Ads will always give you more . Much Much More than you expect, - BEAT INFLATION Clean and Bright Like New 3 BR. Ii Bath *ith new carpet, paint, Cent Air. Country At mosphere WW of Sanford, near 1k Sylvan Price Ad Usted 105.36.500 Broker owner will take trade or anything of value UNTIL CHRISTMAS. NurSe' lap. in child care will keep children, newborn to 10 yrs.. day or night. Peas. rates - Winter Springs. 131 7920. -- -- - STOP IN AT THE JOB SHOP RECEPTIONIST LIe typing Handle S Line ______ 6 -1 - aItti& bsaiuty Phone 5140 Wk a Bene the City of Aitamonfe Springs, along said Southwesterly boutt- LODRIVER Florida. deny; thence Southeasterly along 54, God's Country and Earn BE IT FURTHER RISOLVED the arc of said curve, having a Fantastic DMSO That it iS fhe deferminafion of radIus of 91000 feel audI central AUDITOR the City Commission Ihat alt At seen on '60 Minutes', 00% wagele of 10 degrees 33' 20". for Some Front Desk Caper Super purel,olvent-I4o, SI$$Spl,js and lands adjoining and con l6SOOfe.$, thencel SidegreesOl' Surroundings. tiquos, or bounding and abutting SI SO TP&H. DiStrIbuted by f 733 33 thence so; MAINTENANCE upon the said improvements will Nu Rem, 201 A E. SR 434 rees 21' O4"W for 23.3I fj; High School Grad. Eaper on be especially benefited by the said thence S. 31 degrees 53' 42" W. br maintaining machinery LOngwood, Fl. 32790. - Imrponement Provided for in this Ill 35 feel, thence $01 degrees 27' 339 6290 or 3234324 MACHINIST Resolution, that Use and special 04" W. for 31000 feet. thence S. ss ________________________- Operalc automatic screw assessmentsand to be made rees 50' 30" W tar 31369 feet; machine Top wages 9Good Ttngs to Eat tired against all loll and lands Ihenco N 7$ degrees 59' 30" W for _____________ -FORT LIFT OPERATOR located on Sunshine Lane between 170.00 feet; thence N. 19 degrees Some lumber caper preferred SR 431£ E Lol line of Lot lISas 59' 30" W. for 527.00 feet to 114 $110 wk • Ben. NAVELS described aforesaid adlolning t_ centerlinoofanezisting lOO,00teet 3ZISflS abutting upon such contemplated Easemeflt,asshownonsaidpiatof improvements shall be made upon SABAL POINT. thence N 42 an area basis, that 1510 say, that in degrees 54' 45" E. aIov laid the preparation Ihe special aSsesSment rollof covering the easement cenlerlirie for 119191 COUNTER HELP $5-Bushel Contiguous or bounding and wide Florida Power Corporation Navels. Juice Run register be up front type oranges, GrapefruIt, Tangerines, Tangelos Will Mix Crumley 322 0217 ROOM - Priv. entrance, completely tjrnished for senior citizen or young gen Ilernan. $120 per mo. -. SANFORD Peas wily & monthly rates l.Jtil ii'ic i't. 500 Oak Adults LII Nicety turn Remodeled & decorated Lnens & maid service turn Inquire at Green house on corner 5th & Paima'tlo ___________ ror Rrni Private bedroom Private BaIts Gentleman No Smoking or Drinking 530 7171 _____________________________ ________________________ ---.--- Inc.. the a Florida cor liguout or bounding and abuttingProperties. poration daled 4th day of Learn to make a Delirious LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT improvements against the lots and THE BOARD OF COUNTY lands, adjoining and contiguous or COMMISSIONERS attested upon TWENTY opened 2 00 PM, Wednesday. book Detection plus inlereil t o be due and payable Bid No apis. OlympIc si. Pool. Shenandoah Village. Open .% AAA EMPLOYMENT 3125176 373 3O _______________________________ Mariner's Village on Lake Ada 117 Bedroom ApIs from 5709 Located 1792 just South of Airport Blvd in Sanford. All reliable inlelligenl individual one III year from 114 dale of Requirements for Water Treat confirmation of said assessment merit of CondenSers and Towers at roll Various Locations self motivated Able to work wifh Elderly people. ExcellenI WorkIng ConditIons. Better Living Center of Casselberry 1795003 Fully ExperiencedSeamstreu Must be Qualified 534 $S79FullorParttime _____________________________ circulation in Seminole County, technIcalities, or to accept Ibid bid paper route, Dsp.n. Florida which In itt emen$ belt serves dabi. auto needed . plus BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED the interssl of the County. Cost Thaf Ihis Resolution shall be and submittal of thu bid IS consIdered cash bond. become etfective Immediately an operafional cost 01 the bidder Cell 322.2611 from and alter Ifs passage and arid shall not be pislid On tO 04 borne by the County. PASSED AND ADOPTED THIS 2nd day of Dec. A D . 1140. Hugh W Harling Jr. Persons are advised ttt01. if they made at this meeting hearIng, MAYOR Of the City'of Altamonle Springs. Florida ATTEST: Phyllis Jordahl they will need a record of tfse proceedings, and, for ouch pur. pose, Itsey may need toensurettiat he of record verbatim proceedings is made, which record CITY CLERK includes thl testImony and Publish December 7, 14, INC DED 21 - Evening Herald evidence upofl which the appeal 5 to be based. - URGENTLY NEED DEPEND. AlLEPERSoPIwbocanwert ' wlthot supervision for Texas Oil company In SANFORD area. We train. Write T. H. Dick, Pres., Southwestern Petroleum, Box 749. Ft. Worth. Tx. 76101. ____________________ 7 Bdrm I flaIh. Dining Pm , . tue Living Pm,. Quiet & 5290 Mo 323 SIli __________________ Full lime Mon. fhru Thsars Seminole County Services Building 1T4JT*IJ .5- 111*343.1121 _______________ BabysItting + igtit house ___ keeping. Refer . required :_ - pay. 332 2921 Aft 12pm 7 Bedroom, I Bath with Wall to area 1904) 77S 3100 Librarian II Starling Salary. $279 Wkly Masters Degeee in barr's Peal Ettate Super Market. 332_$l1''' Libr9ry Science from an ALA Part, Awe I BR. ar, ceramic baIts, IllS I BR ' den. 5 AdultS Ill ill) Accrediled School of Library Science and 3 yrs professional Librarian experiencc Apply Seminole County Personnel N - Park Ave . Sanford by Dec 32. 1910 An Equal Opportunily Employee M F H V "''I D,Bary Lovely- large Bedroom Air Ideal for Senior (titens 373 1054 or sic 44$ Utilities Coordinator BA degree Engineering Technology or PubliC Administration willS I WAP4VTÔ SEE AWONDEI("Ar WORK Place a Classified Ad in the Eiening Herald today _____________________________ _____________________________ 2nd Floor, Corner of 1st Park AvOhul -_ Sanford, FL 32771 Babysilting wanled br weekends in my home (305) 3234330. Eat. III Cttildreris age 4 & 7 Call Alt Publish. Dec 14, 1910 6:30 377 7330 0E042 - Valid Florida Drivers L'cense , 'a. . - - Apply Seminole COunly Personnel N. Park Ave , Sanford by (Ac 1$, 1950 A. Equal Opportunity Employer N F H V Slarting salary 531$ weekly __________________________ --- - - Wltder Guests lovely 'I or 2 room 5325 & 5795 sec I ' 141 NJ AduIt fl-Houses Unfurnished • - - --- - ColsIracts Technician. Starting Salary, 525$ Weekly High 3 BR. 1', Bath 5775 security deposit Good references School Graduate with 3 Yrl reg'jired 323 fl47 Experience in Large Scale purchasing including al lHst I yr in Governmental- our chasing or College Graduate with a degree Businen Ad ministration, Marketing or Relaled FIeI4 and I Year Earer'enCe in Governmental Purchasing. Apply Semnole County Persol'lrleI. N Park Ave. Sanford by Dec 1$. $940 An Equal Opportunity Em. plover U F H v _______________________ For Rent 5500 Mo 2 BR hQme. Cenlral Air & Hi't. Central Vacuum. F replace 560 Frontage on St Johns River. Geneva area p o 801 37733 5144 I Bdrm, 7 Bath. CHA. fenced 'd. Irut trees, large family rm. 5470 mo • sec dep 32)4510 __________________ "_" Lake Mary. 3 Bdrm. 2 84th, __________________________ . -- jJ,Jj41,,F - C,ime ROOm, $350 Mo Itt and rm, patio & morel 512,5001 ST EMP ER AGENCY REAL'fOR322I99I MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE tre, form pool wit deck. I BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Producing restagnt & deli Super Sanford lOcation Fully equipped Call today' Owner will assist infinancing LAKE FRONT' I Acre' Tree covered Home SI, in lake Mary Just risl for executive homeii TWO LOTS in beai,tilul country setting' Huge Oaks' One of Sanlorcl 5 f,nest areas F 1140 a great Starter home for luSt 125.000? We doli Thi5 71 "fl a large Shdtd lot. 2 year old rf, new electric Service Call us'' INVESTORS HERE'S oii OPPORTUNITY' 31 *tts new central air arid heat, wail t wall carpet. exlra large lot' s2s.o00'! CITRUS GROVES Great Selection' Sto 35 Acre Parcels Fleaible financing' Greal Tax Shelter' OAK COVERED LOT In Lake Mary Lots of Tresi lOCalla and Only 512,W1i _l MAkE OfFER 3 Bdrm . I, Bath *ith fireplace. Plus formal Dining room, Large Screened Porch. Lofsof CItrUS tree-t Only 5.31.000 BUT MAKEOFFER! REAL'OR MIS - - ____________________ Sales . Neede REALTOR ML '' New lislingMayfair Out slandirsg 2 Bdrm Home w'ith CenI H A, Concrete Block. privacy fence. Excellent Assumption Immediate Oupancy Call for Details New titling Oowntown Sanford Renovated 3 Bdrm Home LOW. Low down 570 sioo up front handl this Bdrm home on a rent with option to buy basis. Overlooks beautiful park & small lake Call vs for the facts miami HOUSe for Rent 3 Bdrm. Ii Bath Nice Neighborhood ., ' New 311,2 lath Home With custom extras, PHA or VA Call 321.2741 lilatOlti II 323-5714 Day or Night PRETTY PINICRIST. *t. tractive 3 ldrm., I lath Ia lovely neighborhood. Extra large fenced yard. Super Family Rat. W.W Carpet. a mvsiieeatfliewi.wpqmceel 541.955. Weal lastl JUST LISTED. Large AttractIve Family loom, close to tour phon, because Herd Aft 6 p m to estate 31, (aol Air. bleat Dining Pm. Family Pm Lot. Beautiful Oak and Asknj Equipped. Cent. Air, W.W carpet, gerage. Large yard. Osly 541,951. CALL 323.5774 - 321.0759 WASHINGTON OAKS. SIlOS Down und, FHA moveS you in I •drni, l'z Bath. Garage. New Paint. Priced to Sell 331 __________________________ _____________________ Con Stereo. Leg Dresser. 4 Dining Drawer Chest. 10 Room Sul with E1 6 (hdirs 3?) 67)3 711) AdamS Cl I ------- - -- .. I - MIS 3234475 ' Evefl3791 4 221 6553 Don't \IrliSs Ihis One! Nicely renovated I Unit Residenhial Ranted Great Terms' 555.570 I - Oversized Cabin wilts Guest Pfotj 0fl Wide Part of St JOhns River Lake Harneyl with gorgeous wide. Oak Hammork 35+ Acres 3 Rental Units on I Lol Good $34,900 Takes All NffiUT*TILLLL Large Fenc40 yard 2 Story,) Bdrm , I' 1 Bath. Large' Retsjrt,;shi Home 143.100 Dold W'de Mobile Home Only 3 Years Old Low Down & Assume Payments, 520,00Q'. REALTORS I62t*II $1 - - 3777913 I I RCA 25' I' ' , 1,l ' - STEREO -NEW 3 WAY (OMPAC T SYSTEM Stereo rad.ri 15514 Ppiobo I track pia1er etc Py 1179cr I) per rio nbc ing no 30*0 p.ayiiiemil Orlando I 5963560 - I ' . , '. I ttr Sale: 37'AlV,A*ning. Brdm Full Iii a oath. ii'oseis Self contained. $39 7273 ___________________________ See our beautify, new BwO*D MORE. lronf & rear BR s GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 323 5200 3503 Orlando Dr. VAIFI-tArinancing - We buy . a. a. ,)ldlV UI.. .4...1 VWiiiW equity In Houses. edartments. vacant land and Acreage. LUCKY INVEST MENTS, P.O. Box 2500. Sanford. Fla 37771 322 1741 - - Cast' Buyers -. 47.A-Wtgages Bought &So ____________ -. We pay cMhfge 151 mortgages Ray Legg. ic Mortgage hrrker RObi,nqs. 177 7974 1104 € - pj Services ________________________________ ci wInk Duij Grooming, F'oodirl & Stliall breeds Cut & Slianipuu. 510 (we and Sun APIS 3)1 $194 I ______________________ Place a classified ad to, reSults II' ( IAi,k -- Ads Ping Are you l iten,ng On lhr Page Bargains Glisten Selling in a Winter Moneyland 121 1611 Repair. Dry WI. aiang'rsuj Tentured Ceilings '5 c. balint. 3?) 4532. Ui $645 RiChard's Carpentry ( ,a,pentry 113 erarnic Tile • - - 14( ______________ ________________ Mi. hriic .11 Pi,'lIl 1. l'iiiiti (5 W.iboldt's Camera Shop 210 S Park Awe Sanlord I 305) 327 4105 'P6 PIP* or '"..r,ait, 1$ , NT EU I bshiflQ 1 (',,t .111 the .'quipilirnt you need bum those ad. Gonu Call l 'I Il Ii; i ,,-y(, yr', si,,,*.'is ,.11 Ktfl *111 1..ii /.i S Plume letiiodeliiig & big ones *ilh a want (onibdenCe 661 Alum Siding Free , - 'IIi'S I OOl ' 469 (II.? ___._ . .- -.- - Quality wurk Free 1st Dis to Seniors $31 5.190 WrICf Clock Repair I __________________________________ , & Repairs Øijl.f RAIL!, ARE i We timirxile the Wa' .Ikewew Nursing (enter I ',ecorad St c.uibord ) A 114 (.,WALTNI y lOIS p,jrkA,i' 2 6109 Whole (Sell ob Ill Ala - I At toe ip,n P ' _____________________________________ -- ---- - - - - - - ______________________________ I I lilt P.. ' OH m e'. i' ,I) F',lt.(,fl (lr',,*,I,', ,'t, dVa,ne (Seal 41/ Iii I '.AP6 i2ii ; i HouseCleaning __________________________________ I Electrician at work No 065 too small New and Old Work All work Guaranteed 323 SIll -. - Realtor Associate Of . ' CISr%ImaS Shopping's r,o Slow. Use Want Ad'. & Make Dough ExteriorCleaning STENSTROM I choice air ày - I ' I -- - t,anporIltmon . i'i Out ----- 317 - b'a.nt,'r 'i',tSi.,li,ll,ii' HoSeSwive5 Clearing Service It 1-"' .''. kenneth Molt anybim' 49ty, S Personalized, tasl dependable Regular or I time basis --- Sign Painting I Grnlle Urns Signs Spe(iôiigir..Q Truck lettering anc, Di'nerlsionai Styro r aIm litttrl Reasonable 339 3775 I r Ias Won ,r', j 333 5339 - Ask for Gentle Ben I - _______________________________ lFTVI Today! buy & Sell The Want Ad Way' Fun' For a Job well done in Iny type 01 HOuse Cleaning, Apt . & Small Offices, including new Home's Call Inc Dusters S pm 1 pm Ask br Jeanie or Nadine 904 353 156$ , I 2 Sizemore Tree Service Lic bonded 2tYrs Eap Free EsI Firewood Eves 3237311 III 371$ A - Painting & Pressure Cleaning ' lind ml I LASSIF lED want ADS 7611 I Yrs Eapermence United Panlers All S s ri Ill 1551 Pii,',y rcononui(ai YOU can _______________________ Painling mfflqriqr & e. tenor & Guller Work Over 10 HouSe I vi.,..'' .1 rOull need and rnl,aole of Classilied Ads - - winter 377 7611 ------- ' - KEPI'SROOF-ING Free Estimates Call 312 7912 I F eatl oyr eyes on an uruusuoily I ________________ - ED KORGAN I 011cc, Stores No job small or Tail 319 5317 _,__ _____________________________ Electrical Roofing _____________________________ HOme'., too -.- ARPI. N TRY Repairs, pain tog, *il coverings. dry *411 work. Ill types, laminates & abn,trv Mason repairs oncrele binishings, pressure waShng root', home 331 SIll rk _____________________________ ______ ______ I Aluminum Screen Pepar. g.alter .ristaIlt-un. carpentry arid dry *ilI 37) 0136 Supplies & Software ________________________________________________ FULL SIZE Hotel box springs & mattress sits, 130 for beth pieces Sanford Auction, 1215 S French 323 7340 Mon Sad 116$ Ilinancng Ava'lable - Pant Problems Solved Dial ., Pan"r & Decorator 75 YrS 1k,, Dy 66S 3036. Eve 66$ C.sil 113 413 I or Ouug - (Onipulcr', Concrete ,-•'-,, I.inuJscao'iiJ i ________________________________ Jute Bones Coin operabed or Ire, play Eiicl Cord with records Will deliver 131 $S41 or 291 7411 Link Const. 3227029 B, E. Painting - -. O,hsrd 1-id 15,-find Itt' J,l 139 $911 I 610/ ____________________ _______________ -. ill HOme Repairs Remodeling SpeClalisi OWl,w it _____________________________ l't Rp5 165,51)1 or 165 tIlt Cnter - , iteilman Painting '- NOVEIVIBER'S TOP SALES ASSOCI ATE Remodeling - .UiiiiliC to I.. it or build it I ________________________________________________________ A 'AR PI - NighI - ID ______________ ________________ 'epa.' Painting, Mcml Ii( Bonded 531 4799 Insured Photographic PhotO I .' - ullil typi". Ill 603$ - 122 261 - I' All I 'me Movers Local Distance Servoe We lean your garage 381 3331 Day or - ' I I iyi-i,iivj,'iriij & fee 1ti'n,jte ow'. (1)5 I -- Hon'Ie $nlproven'thnt5. ________________________________ ' OTINIK .1*11 .1**tlflS* o6II?fl C. CALVIN NSaVATlLAey. soutnlwidBuild.ng 2SdOLeeRoalMI-4 Ca 111.1414 heating, " carpentry I , Chris tQr trIm ig,ralion A(, Water Coolers M'sc Anytime A I PIRSOIIIAL COMPUTE 74 ____________________ In &.I's and Boy's Bicycle. 130 Ca I In Planner wilts motor and Bench. 1)00 3.49 _________________________ _____________________ Movers to, a smlll ri vt'slmt'rit tall 6/1 1010 I b China Service of 17 Irons Belgium Wedding ring Irom Italy Call 17) 4516 ____ ________________________ __________________________________ - _____________________________ Con'jter Store . . -. mu,. DOfl Uirt c,ii l.i'IUO'V Mongoose. IllS Boys Shoe 54a1d5, ste 1. $21 Slra-wberry at5I5. 6c ea 372 5177 - - I'S PAPERHANGING 36 'Vms. Eap. Work guaranteed Lic. Free 1st. 543.4347 when you need a Heating & AirConditioning l. arpe'gg'o Call abler S 377 $116 . l I guaranteed Free eltimales John's Sew 'N Vac, Ill S Magnolia Ave Downtown Sanlord 32)1702 New Sears Exercise Bike. Was $121. now $15 2 Leather Suitcases, Ea $35 $3O16,4 323 5*12 '- pape,jiijp.gjflg - _________ ii V,'n,'rr Psi-h 4.0') All LOWRY ORGAN Model Ic.5 I 4 ChannelS symphonic stringS auto chords *ith ,et - ___________________________ I..el S.rvtqes repair Appliances in the hump Irviall Eleclrical work I gIl t'lumhng 37) 1771 BrIck 1911 , - WanI or Ill 9993 I iOt 'SLAWN SERVICE ' Cut, Fog,, Trim & Prune Any Site Lawn 323 3325 7yiil ___________________________ Pianos Organs Layaway br Christmas Elec Guitir & amplifier 1300 Value Special now $12994 Rob Ball Mu%i( Center 2707 mr,'n(h Av 7$S or nght - For hunting you need a gun for selling use Herald Want Ads 322 2611 __________________________ _____________________________________ - Anmal ll,aven ltoilrdiflcj & C,rooming kennelS Therm Controlled bleat Ott F loof Sleeping boxes We cater tO rour pets .3771712 Guitars. Amps. Drums. Band Instruncerits and Accessories 373 1771 l-Ia,,nah Music Iret' iy.iitr tr,al no obligllon si9i - ______________ -. Trash. Tree Trim, Garage & Small ItuS,neSt clean ups P,..asonable Anytime 332 5534_ - 59-.WwJ'siCal WrcPndise .,,,' r aii ss InIrlor, Exterior FREE ESTIMATES . - - sioo 11,l,,ix e ilue $197 ii t,ik,. over paviii'rits 519 P0 Mobil V DOWN '" t.11 '0 h,lrranly 'il delver I HEAPS CUSTOM SERVICE Ga.n 5ica ____________________________ Shotgun Modified Mñuli' 'ri Ii.'igiurn 31? 1030 ressyr.Cieanifl __________________________________ Boarding a Grooming 'i Walnut Console Sold i'.'. I Hand'men Itrcwnrag Aulomatic. I? ___________________________ _________________________ __ - REAL1"V EXEitCl~E BIKE New$40 I 5lp Camera & Case 5)0 37) S4SS ' - Chrisbrnas Have time for -- Still fl a tome F'jrtv - . Will clemn HoSe-%. Trailer',. Most ApIs . barns. Etc Heavy blouseS. 540 Also "nment Traclor Tna'ier Call MS 7)5k ' - - T,urquo'se (31't,u,s ____________________________ high Pressure Water and Chc'nniil Cleaner 1300 PSI A EAL1'ORS ('.111 Jewelry Z6.153 I I 2565 PARK DRIVE -SANFORD, FLORIDA 32771 . we. 1 . AU SAl ON TQ't ii S I ORM(PL'v hl r elI 5 fleauly 5191' 151 St , 137 S742 NoOk . S.-- Beauty Care ___________________________ - ______________________ I I ii " uli - C,.igr Palntlna & Removed Junk Fence I ANYTHING IN FENCE I Junk hauled away, we will Par Chain link for security Ru5II you for some itemS or charge hOOd tsts & 7nds Post 1. rail. I you for clean up Free (St F re. (St $34 5772 4004723 Call 323 7613 Eve All S _'i__- ______________________________ I 57.A-Guns& Amn New _____________________________ ______________________________ I ___________________________________ _________________________________ WealhertiteContlruction Aluminum S,ding & Soflit 313 0429 Free Estimates Ill 971 1 01 01-I It LI VISION It- - Soffit& Facla 'a- - "Iii t1 fl. - I I'fll Reduced to $29.$QO Aas,jme I 5 Mtg 3 Bdrm. I Bath. CB. Aluminum I I ______________________________ t_" __________________________ 11 )Bdrm.Ii,bath,cB,CetgAH Garage Luke New $43,500 I I CLEAN OIL & ADJUST ___________________________________ Your sewing machine or vacuum 57 00 Parts I supplies foe altmaciunts, Diet 20 experience All work ' Yr Hull Brdrr 7$ Evnrude Motor I Trailer, one owner Excellent Condition. 53.500 841 'T_" --$7, Ft Thunderbird Trhull. 71 HP Fainrude No seats Trailer in Flir cord 5 7310 Narcissus Ave 327 1773 - 322-261 or 83-9993 .1 2927 Hwy. 1792 $.anloi'd. FIa 32771 _____ Di - ______________________________________________ ROISON MARINE 53-'TV.Radio.Stereo I Sanford 323 6170 PINSALLMACHINES Coin operated or Ire-i play (ad cord will delver, 13005350 UI 5541 or 795 7611 To List Your Business.,. ' BAKS. 1104 N MIllS Ave III 911 I Assume s', Mtg of $113 Mc, wIth $50,000 down 2 - Block. Family Pm. Screened Porch Newly Redecorated, New Carpet $37400. WILCO SALES-HWY 46W 4 Mi. W otl 4 I R!ALTOR MU 323-01 I03W, 1sf St. 331.4739 323-OIl; I -- 42-4V¼bile HOmes - -- WRANGLER JEANS ottofl and CuI Cowboy pol1ester .issOrteui(OI0(5 Buy ' Price 1st Pr $10 2nd Pr - - . AN I) LET AN EXPERT DO THE JOB ___________________________ Western Ilools 52999 Up ARMY HAS V SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave ill 5791 -- lCI ?iH L Boats & Accessories 55- Washer repo & deluar model Sold cr.g 110933. used IlSorl limp hal $119 lIar 519 35 mo Aoeoi 1391118 ---- ------------.----_. - LGE I 84mm. I bath, all appi , W 0. ww carpet. Club & pool sr 00 471 0114 or I 777 3233 ' /i ______________________ " MICROWAVETOSHIBA New wilts Dual Power settings S Yr Warranty Pay 5329 or 117 monthly F inancincl. no down payment Sale i,) wci Fund'' Today' Buy and Sell the Want Ad Way 41..B-CO1NlOf'fllniUfl' For Sale for 3ATTERJ"E- New. $20. lx ih.Inge Used sIb 00 change 1109 c s.InlOrd Ave . Start Building Your ''Christmas ________________________ ------___ (OT'ISLJ IT OU R .2,(tt ______- - reposseSsed, used very Short Imp Original $59). bai 5151 or 521 mu Agent 13? .306 ______________________ ft 0992 BATEMAN REALTY Lic Real Estate Broler 7440 Sanford AC 50-i4,iscellaneous 97SHONDAXP1S &OOdCOndiIiOn,IXO 319 I'll? '• ' lyle 5nijt'r F utvr.t I ully luto, - TIFFANY TIMBERS INC. Garage, Utility Pm . Ealra Magnolia Trees 544500 arand New, push button control tsas probe Originally soIl. balance 1391 119 morstt ly 119 11*8 - AVAILABLE BUILDERS FOR LAZY PEOPLE. Mutt Sacrifice to Settle ar InveStment. Good assumption, Kltchea Orig 5579 now $205 or 119 mo Agent 3)9 1316 HANSEL 3, &RETEL Would lovi Its'S little doll house & 50 wIll you! 2 Bdrm, 1 bath on Spring bed Banana Lake. Remodeled with island 't (hen, lIon fireplace & giant wond .jecii Call today 553.000 - 1971 TOYOTA COROLLA 1600 Immaculale Deluwe. 2 Dr cond I owner Call 322 5270 be In 96 Aft 6 pm 66$ 4051 ' br Lisa 323.7340 ... Giant Garage Sale Starting 15th & Dec 12. 13. II 9 a m Lake Ave , Sanford Wide items ot astortment (ash Household goods. regIster. hub wheel balancer, Antique lubr,CInl. Ge Orlando I "W.rumor. r'. Service, used' washers MOONEY AP PLIANCES 32) osv YOURSELFERS. AND HAVE Multipla_ListIng Service __________ ____________ 3 S*m. 7 lath. PaRei.d yaio. I Idrat, Cl. Excellent somethIng wonderful is about 3236363 -- WIts FanHood. ISO 3774137 (11 - - - -- - Sale lQt Must,ing, Atø 219 Cl. good shape Runs Good 1550 See at 107 Oai AVe ApI ___________ _____ 596 3160 NEW LOG HOMES. NICE SELECTION. YOUR DESIGN OURS WE SELL OR MATERIALS TO DO IT ' YARD SALE Selling Owl, olleclion Kit utensils Gift items burn Low prices Fri Sat 7510 5 _______ Paimelto , ______________________ 'PF REPO lacu ft.frottfr.e. 41 A-Log HomesforSals - -- - Electric Stove I F - Yard Sale Salurday & Sunday S 712? ChaseAve 52 Appliances I -- '- ,' -- BAil, 1104 N Mill Income properly Fully REALTORS, MLS ,I - Items Show in Day time only O2S Rosalia Dr Friday and Saturday Only & 4 chairs. ISO each P4011's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17 92 S of Sanford 3321771. ____________________________ Realty Lecatie., easy to i.e it went last at 137.001 Available Jan 1st 5375 Mo 1st When you place a Classified Ad in The Evening Herald, stay cloSe to your phone because something wonderlul is about toh.n. ________________________ Tii 1 __________________________ - - ______-- - - - arid Last Mo Reed 3227150 I UNSWORlH REALTY I1*,UT*T1'U.$*. When you place a Claisif led Ad . l The Evening Herald, stay Met'. Cash Sill or trade t 2365 322.2420 Park 24 HOUR I 322.9283 I I . wooden (),nette Sets. tabt, OCALA, FL 37610. 1 1J'ITd61' A.. T -- W "BL' CARS rot's French-fl) 7534 . - 1971 DT ItS 19500 I9I3VZ 155 1)9500 1973 Honda CI 100 35000 750 00 197401 173 79500 1977 DT ISO l91SNondaHa*l,' 91500 99500 1917 KS 500 1910 Harley Low Rider 145000 1910 Harley Sportster 3110 00 1910 XS 8'iOS & 179500 19795 R 500 IZSS 00 ALSO LARGE IPIVLNTORY OF NEW YAMAHAS ALt MODELS IN S1OC ItO No. Hwy. 17.92 t.onqwood 5349403 SANFdRD AUCTION • 1715 S. FRENCH AVE. (AL VII AnguS, Brats iran, (ti,,rolais, Hereford, S.,anIa Grntruii",. etc Wraned 1170 up I 901 719 1755 • -. Of Seminole DOOR PRIZE 15(11 I XMAS SPEC(ALS USED (ASH VISA MCI Poultry ___________________________ Barn Sale Xmas Decoalions. Large Nativity 5,1 complete 2OS East 751h Street Sanford.Flor,da32771 3230 ,_ .- OROBRIE'S I FUtnihjre - t,arge3 bdrm.7BaIh.2 Acre's on Lk Mary 5 131.000 W Maliczowsk,, REALTOR 327 - 7953 REALTOR.MLS 7211 5. French . 4 Sanford -- I YAMAHA Pr (hr %trn.sS barg.sin Sale Crtick us out Monday evening You may f.nd 114 ideal gift for ttsl someone special on your %hoppnij liSt Merchandise coming in daily until Sate timC '" 1.11 qn block, 10 Walt's Toys Headquarters P1177 I'll 5570 GOod, clean. uSt'! lull size ISa Spgs & Mitt 51450 Ca piece I RIQER ACCESS AT DEISARY I' ACRE 10 17 ACRE SITES HEAVILY WOODED. SECLUDED F ROM 113.991 NOTHiNG DOWN 'oNLY 113900 MONTH 1100 531 4996 OR WRITE EM LAND 1474 FiRST AVENUE. I _______________________ •.:zT,::iSas.a,, UNBELIEVABLE HUQI Call for slervlew I a m to S p.m 323 CALL ANYTIME '- AUCTiON ,MON., DEC. 15, 7 PM 3?? 9199 67 -LlVestOck 78-?torcycleS - * Hwy 92. I mile west of Speed way, Daytona Beach, will hold ,a public AUTO AUCTION iwSri Wndrii'SL,ii atl p in its the only one in I' it' ida YOu set ttse rr'seryiid price Call . -- Antiques and Modern Furniture One Pieceor Houseful t1 7101 flrid9ew Ant,1i,.1 HIll Quarter. half Peso Great •,, • .., ,,, ,,,,,, ti" ii " '" (flr'ili,ii'. BUY JUNK CARS & TRUCI(S From ItO to ISO or more Call 32? 1621. 322 146o ________________ Horse & Tack Flea Mkt Every Sun at the Equeslrienne Centre See & try Over 30 Glade I' Peg Horses and ponies. or bring yours to sell Complete facilities, Info & 3317753 - - DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION _____________ APPLIANCES S.antord Fur riture Salvage 337.4.721. 70th -__________ _________________ Top Dollar Paidtor Junk & Used cars. trucks I heavy equip 32? 5990 - ment ------_______________ 'E BUY USED F URN'' uRE & 66--Horses 4, Cyl. Excellent cord 11.400 Call 3235300. - -, - -, -, "-S "' 51-A REALTY REALTORS P 0 box 137. Ceneva 32732 Frontage - 1004 will sell FIIA.VA. Dsdl't wait en this Home. Only 534.954. oyun River, Geneva area - eat in kit, brick fireplace. screened perch I many custom f.aturest $155,100! t,II.ando Dr Rin,, large utility rm. Owner _______________________ counterman lull or part time Lake Woods, CHA, ww carpet. 2525 CHICK THIS ONEI U. Mary3 Idrat, Is', lath with Family For Rent sSOQ Mo 7 BR home. Central Air & Heat, Central vi , F replace. 540' p.s St Thumb E E 0 Over SCAI 372 0060 Ruby Combs 5ACK TO NATUREI New 3 Eves 3?) 4307 349 54i 377 ItSO French 3232222 bidi'oom. brick FPL, screened Bdrm. 2 Balk. Garage, on Lake, sri Deltona Call Jeênie 574 14.32 3 Carpenler Helpers Green ATTRACTIVE I 3 Bdrm-2 bath home in The Crossings with split bdrm plan, fireplac. in great room, dining rm. family I I I Fn,l nI '' - ____________________________ , 77-Junk Cars Removed to .Buy Wicker or Rattan I. 'wog Pns Set -Call 3270956 ______ 43 CHEVY C tO. Stsot'lbt'd. 6 _, - . . --_______ 1970 C6daltic. 4 Door Sedan DeVitle Good Running Cond 5495 or Best Otter 373 1111 - ,t'st0 EVERYDAY IN THE WANT ADS 332 2611 or ' - - iuslang 2 IO7SVÔ -AirConditian. AM FM,lSpeed 51.000 3?? 3565 , on. block., then I - VALUE QUALITY LOCATION 3 Bedroom *2 labIa eTreesiCul SPLISHI SPLASH! 4 Bdrm 2 bath home with pool I patio' Exclusive neighborhood Every leaturet 559.5011 " I New Ttt F el Market and t' y' Fair World's Largest Stuffed Animal Zoo Factory Closeouti Mid Surplus Toys Free gift wIts every purchase Opening 13th SOulh 'i. S,tttjrday, Dec 115(1 I 49B.Water Front Property REALTORS tiltlpI. Listing Service W Garnr'tu White Peg Real Estate brokir JOHN kPIDEP ASSOC 01W Comrnerc .91 _373_7ff I__3anborcl SiS Rd Deftary. Fi Jim Jordan I Aoc 223.2222 3 "23.6363 de.sacs Prestige area. Large If Only 119.500 Call Owner vilder t see 3230141. S1 11 month rId ciooerrrtsn. hlousebroirn. someobedence 373 7200 or 323 5116 Ask for Jo -, I . . ' ,... usen furniture. ap u pliances & plumbing fixtures JENKINS FURNITURE CO. 205 EasI 75th Stroet ' 3?) 0911 . Condominium Yard Sa Sandalwood Villas, 110 W. .............. ,, a.uruay aria ., va'. u..0 Sunday lrom 9 a in Anything and Everything, . - ,tcrro, ,o.e'%paI, Cannonbl Ow lIed. 7 Speakers. Mickey Mouse Phorae. Velvet Painting perig Pnt PrOteSSiOfl,Sl Plaza Proless,prsal 011cc for Sale Prestige Comple. high exposure Easy access Call I 305666 4-116. Rudy JurdIn Ri-i) 3104 Oilande Dr. REDUCEDI Custom built 3 Bdrm 3 bath home in LA! Larqe wooded lot with many eatrast 551.5001 ACREAGE 10 acres fenced, 2 wards! And Ihat's usl whaI this 13 dream i5I! It has a Split last Aft ' Tlcne.Aflernoonanduidn,ght Shifts LakeMary Area Good Opportunity for Retired Call 337111091 m to 3pm Only ____________________________ BEAUTIFUL! 4 Bdrm-2 bath home in Hidden Lake with split bedroom plan CHA. ww carpet & many more eatrasl 152.fOO' GENEVA NURSERY 400* Ft. on SI. Rd. 44. Fenced, greenhouse ready for operation $41900 iiRALUCATCEPS That's SPECTACULAR welled back F i replace, Florida Room, Security Guard Full and Part The Jolly Holiday is Nearl 14, OWN E R F IN A NC I NO AVAILABLE 7 fldrm. 7 Bath blockhome Fireplace, fenced, ClIrus trees, centrally located Only 5.34.900 , ST JOHNS RIVER ACCESS 10 Acres with 3 Bdrm, I bath Mobilehome Fenced, 3 ponds. pasture & garden area 1& Mo Discount lease available. construCliOn Mutt have a 31-Apartments Furnished KNOW WHERE YOU CAN Auto with dNA. ww carpet dining rm, screened boat shed & fireplacet 545.0001 f loor plan with huge master ,loAnn Blackmon. CPU Purchasing AQOhI COMMISSION DISCOUNT "TO SENIOR CITIZENS LIST & SELL WITH US central air & heat, fenced. $320 ______________________ Beautifully pancled3 8dm IJISMO Elec not inclUded ______ I 1*44171 ___ . ______ ______ __________________ ______ ___________________ decide to appeal any decIsIon SUPER! 3 Bdrm-l' bath home nIh, Herald 3727611 or $31 $9), today'' For III or II 7 Shift Must be PERSONAL SERVICE & 10% taking up space with a wanl ad Adults 3234470 2525 French I i c off of total inventory on brand new innCrtpring beddnQ These beds are not damaged or Seconds but brand new top line bedding sets Only' Free local delivery Noll'S Sanford FurnitureSalvage. Il 97. So of Ssrt.,0rd3?2t'2I STENSTROM REALTY 251.5 Park '222420 dining rm, porch & many STEMPER SEX WE GIVE I Bdrm. 3 bath home in Shadow 5350 per Month!' Call Dave LPN ' RN Centra heat I air, eat - in kit, ATTENTION DEVELOPERS IS Beautilully wooded acres perfect for 1 acre homestes! Established neighborhood of homes in Ihe 1)00.000 mange Call Linda for addilionat into CALL ANYTIME 2563 COZY I PIEATI 3 Bdrm.l'i bath home on large landscaped corner lot near Lake Gem! I 51H0tJ5ehold Goods ' ' 51 1 Mostly Household items Sat & Sun 9 5 ________________________ - ' _________ -- - I - '----------- oS-Pets.Supplies - 76-Auto Parts REBUILT BATTERIESIS9S AOK IireM.art 3413 S French 337744 equipment Noll's Sanford Furniture Salv,tge, 1797, So of Santord 332472$ YELLOW SAND Call Clark & Hirt 373 70 Mafl%flhas Items lOS Sat IlS V.tlrric a Ct North 3327913 . Longwood. 571 E Wildmere Aye, Sat & Sun IS Old and New Reatonabic Come See' - .%ht:ied to buy uSed oltice _______________________ _____________________________ I _____________________ ____________ • For Sale 66'lOrd G,alasy Eacellent Coridit-on 373 3660 _________ 5700003?) ORIENTAL Mt.lCsS*Att'ttD Top Prices PhI Used, an, ondit.on 6444774 - Truck Load Rich Black Dirt delivered to your home, 5.35 0032 Ask for Randy 'Landscaping Also) 5.4-Garage Sales ____________________________ - I gy )nu.m.uer. family rm, Central air, porct 3 ACRES Raw land 511.500 UNCLU'I TER YOUR CLOSET, SiU thOw thingS that are iut RENTAL 3 Bdrm, I'. bath, .:rr'1! 1 lUST FOR YOUI 3Sd,m.2 balk remodeled home on corner 101 with rec roam, washer-dryer. S ACRES fenced & barn. $19,500, breakfast bar in kitchen and a iormal dining roomi Jult 572.000' Call about this One BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED All olh,r terms arid conditions that this Resolution shall be remain Ih• same PubliShed oncea week for a period The County reserves thi right tO Earn Extra Money of 1*0 121 weeks in the Evening reject any or all bide, with or With an Evening Herald Herald, a newspaper of general without waIve 10 cause, adoption. 3224Q$4 heat. Super. Fully Equipped Kitchen Nice Utility Roons. 1.000 5q Ft BRAND NEW PART TIME MAINTENANCE -- wells, septic, .1cc, $33,Q to do layouIt Draw against commission Delloqia DeLano Annual 324 Numerous Ocltona lots all sizes, prices & terms Chairs. Wall Hangings PIIVATI'SCOVE 2151.1st it __________________________ 5$4"1p Wanted ____________________________ porch, fenced backyardt 3$,9Q, I homes, featuring luaury appl, fenced patio £ 4 floor plans beautiful wooded lots, w-clty COhSv., adiacevtt to Mayfair Country CIub Quality consl. loft Dining rm, fireplace. - - -- - Aft -PIrs ---I2)S?1 -'- -- -- Enjoy country living? 2 Bdrrn yr eipereince in Utility Bid No 323 Older Home, 2 BR. I Bath, Fire place, Eal in Kit , 3 Car Oar age 10 K Down newspaper cap Must be able the properly owners at f011Qw's Applicalor In cash, within Itsirly 1301 day's Owner Holding 31 A Parcel's, Paved Road, 610 S ic Wicker Sale 70 ',Off Baskets. HO U S A N 0 DO I I A S D.cember I?. 1950 are being HELPER-Apply in person 1520 000 00) of 11w cost of such postponed lo 10 00 AM. Wed Sanford NurSIng & Con improvements as determined by raesday. December 74. 1$lOin order valescent Center. 950 this ReSolution, and the amount to give bloders more response Mellonvilli. Sanford _____________________________ determined by this Resolulion to lime be asSessed against the said EXCEPTION 10 THIS BID bea success in your spare time ONLY BID No 317 Potable property Couplet or individuals BE IT rURTHER RESOLVED Water Treatment Plant and 4" Pleasant profitable work ThaI Die special assessments Will and Pump has been post. Ybur independent Shalkee provided for by lisis Resolulicjn poned until further notice Distributor wilitraln 3274019 shall be payable at the opl ion ot Bid No 370 Heat Vacuum _____________________________ 01 the confirmation of the said System special assessment roll or in one Bid No 334 Annual annual installment said deferred Requirements for Heavy payment to bear intereil at tlse Equipment Parts rale of eight percent iS percent) (lid No 325 Pavement Markers per annum the deferred payment, & Epoxy LlC.REALISTATLBrsker IesnPruscaa,...s.mI.te Wall Carpet. Central Air I bounding and abutting said rn THE COUNTY OF SEMINOLE __________________________ provements. biting said special NOTICE TO ALL PROSPECTIVE atWs$mint against the respective BIDDERS Sealed bidS as advertiSed to properties 10 be especially BETTY C. CAMPBELL -- . - Christmas Cookie Can to supervise warehouse, upon such terpiece Wecasesday. Dec $7, drivers and inventory control improvements especially benefited by said im December 1990 7 p m $200 Garnish and Ck* Some physical labor involved A Walter Temple Jr orovemersts Decorating Classes also avail Prefer knowledge of trucking President That the City Clerk of the City of Reservations 373 0103 Apply In person Commercial Sabal Point Properties Inc Altamonle Springs, Florida, in _______________ Chemical Pro.icts. 1107 B Post Office boa 3071 -accordince with Ihe provisions of ________________ Airport Blvd Sanford longwood, Florida law, shall proceed to mike 12- Sp,diit*tI Publish sa-epare a Special assessment roll, DED 30 December 7, II. 1000 --- - ---- ADVERTISING SALESPER assessing the special benefits lobe SON - Prefer previous - received as the resull of said - 30-ApartmeWts Ururnished to the Point of Beginning, Car. of 74th £ Preach ontemplated improvements, such Containing 1$ 39 acres, more or Your future our csncern special benefits shall be deter less 11 'hntruct Ions mined and prorated according to This ilion Should sub- ---__________________ - Operation Manager Young an area basis of the respective milled on behalf of Sabatbe Point Company eapanding needs properties adjoining and con 332 0231 3320779.377 5333. 323.371; ____________________________ peon 1417 French Ave. 234.45 French Ave ON w. sir" ACROSS-MAYFAIR COUNTRY CLUB Delightful 2 £ 3 BR, 31 condo horn, on landscaped corner REAL ESTATE o.00m, I Bath Home For Info call Mrs Bowes 3729321 ______________ - - -. - . . -- ALL FLORIDA REALTY fl-Rooms - OF SANFORD REALTOR ____________________________ 11 SHOPPING DAYS SUNDAY 1.5 P.M. - PRIME LOCATION ., FILL DIRT & TOP SOIL ' -7005 Hartwc'lt Ave 1011 W 13' TravelTrailer The huntin' us pretty Qood. but thefindin'iskinda poorly 'lii yl' git lo the WANTADS 62-Lawn.Garden 1 Sewing Machine and Heavy Duty Stand for Drapery ' Upholstery and Cording Guaranteed Balance 1491 Pfafl Free Arm. 5)75 Adler Heavy Duty. 1125 Se at Sanford Sewing Center n Sanford Plaza 327 9111 Home Demonttrtion Orlando 327 , . , ,__________________ 2 WAY COMPACT SYSTEM Stereo 't'adio. BSR Phono, I track player. etc Pay 5179 or $13 per mo Financing, no down payment BAKS. 1104 N Mills Ave (1792) Orlando I 5963540 Zenith II" Solid State Portable with Chtomatic Color War ranty Pay 5139 or in per mo F nancing avail No down I payment BAil, 1101 N Mills 117971 Orlandol 996i$60 SINGER INDUSTRIAL Mini Center on ; with live businesses' Newly remodeled building with ample parking' Call Linda today for details' STEPISTROM REALTY '7S6SARK -.......31?2f7 OPEN HOUSE JUST LISTEDt 3 Bdrm.I bath Call Bart _____ ______ ___________________________ COUNTRY L IVINOI Newly .painted 3 f/m.I bat iT5xszai Osteent Remodeled with eat-in kitchen, ww carpet £ morel 114.5001 ' REALTOR. 3 22 7494 -________________________ -. ., p41themIstkysdt We.kIy.Oaltyrates. oay £Ni51d.31N4 w.- -. . 46-Commercial Property - WE LIST AND SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE IN THE %,ANFORO AREA - .f.4,"" REALTORS - REALTY REALTORS - Sanford's Sales Leader Orlando 32 1S77 Sanford 331 0640 i$70.000 00) shall bi assessed corner of the i against all of the lets and lands RIDGE AT SABAL POINT UNIT 1REAITY 2415S French Ave - Santqd 321 0440 STEN STRO STENSTROIVI. BROKER - AVAILABLE . , TELEVISION Electronic Sewing Macnine with free arm and PUSh button SewnQ A55um Balance at 5510 or 74 Paymenls 01 17900 741S5 French Ave 1L9 ' ATHENA 2,000 SINGER SEIGLER REALTY BEDROOMS, 2 BATH, HUGE GREAT PQ')M WITH,FIRE PLCE. FULLY-'PURN1S.: ED BOAT DOCK. 30 MIN UTES WEST OF DELANO 565.000. • STEREO- NEW 1917 MARK V Midnight bluc White IQ* 11600 C,siI 327 6601 -- 7S-Recreational Vehicles . ------- _______________________ Old QuIlts, handmade in good ondIon Call 531 0217 or 33! 0109 '(JNCUUTTER YOUR CLOStT. Sell thOSe things that are just fakingupspace*ith awanl ad in the Herald 3222611 or 1.31 wed - & Malt. lw.,. or lull site $3300 ea. pc. JENKINSFURNITURECO 20SEast25thStreet Sanford, Florida 32771 3230951 BROKER SEIGLER REALTY Required 4...ill Jeanie.$74 1437,, 6-Child Care ilit MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR LAKEFRONT CEDAR HOME. I dining. rm Kitchen fully equipped CB shop located 92! Lots of parking! A 5ou won't want to missl , ASSO('-'tvfE'- THIS 569,000 - New Ba Sprjs - - Oodqe Custom Pickup w topp.r Poneer S track tape deck, new Iret & battery _ 1)500 or offer 641 0519'cIay'. ts. 3;3 151 Alt for P,tui,j _______________________ çashlorOold Silvee Jr*elr or Coins TopPrices Ca1132.1312 Fiirçturc Salva'sp 17 '7. So Of Sanford 3221721 - - .. Sa''i5rd Don't Despair Or Pull Your Hair Use A Want Ad 322 7611 or 53% 9993 for Sate AtIer 7 pm 372 3256 LAKEFRONT TALL PINE & OAK LADEN ACRE "LOT NEAR NEW LAKE MARY HIGH SCHOOL 116.000 TERMS OF THE RIVER HURRY ON For Sale tiled 9tflceeqpl. 0ev., tiling C . I. chairs ?aany leans to choose from. 14011's : hAut . For Ettale, Commercial 1 Residential Auctions. & Ap praisals Call Dell's Auction, ______ 5620 OPEN SAT9A M. TOl PM. - TV repo P9' Zenita Sold l" 5.49) 75. 841 1153 leor SI? me Aoent 399'.*'u -. 42 ACRES NICELY WOODED NEAR LONGWOOD LAKE MARY RD TRY 530.000 WITH . TERMS ASSOCIATE LIVIE. NEW LARGE 2 BEDROOM 4DAR I4OMUN2JAC5.. HAL COL3ERrREALTY Inc Free Stand,ng Fireplace Used 3Mos Biak.$ISO 3234117 WOODED LOTS IN TOWN ZONED S 1%13,SOO EACH CALL ASSOC LEWIS. ' - BdTh. 7 Bath Living and - , REAL ES1ATE .2F.SLTOR. 372 195 - 2601 SANFORD AVENUE 322 5637 fl-Auction Gold. Silver. CoIns. ,*l'trv non ferrous metals, KoKoMo Tool Co 955 W. 1st,St. 3231100 ______ Office Dish and Equipment ,, Sale Supply Is limiled P4011's ______ Sanford Furniture Salvage, P. S2So of Sanford 3221721 ..EWQUASAR Giant screen tv, Ste ft Remote control. Save 5.1.000 ,SaIe 5995 474 6361 Wild Turkey Decanter's Bottle Call Bart 33 7 3 9 8 ST JOHNS RIVERFRONT .,, OWN YOUR OWN Do stereos, radars, & CB's catch your eye? Established & fully [SEA LI V 311 31SF FIRST 53, NICELY WOODED OSTEEN AREA 110,000 EXCELLENT TERMS ________ 4,4,4, -, [J3 LARGE COUNTRY HOME Fineolder2story.48R,2 Bath Home in good condition Has several citrus trees and garden space. This is your face Only 549.900 OU0id0 322.5253 - -- - ____________________ from your home without in Hey Looking for an extra dollar? Ask Mom I Dad tO let you hail a classified ad garage sale, Bdrm, 3 Bath. Energy Saving Hime. 544's. Trade or second Mtg. possibll. 123 Ooodheart Ave. (off Country Club Drivel BUILDER 322.4344. 5th St., Lk.___Blvd. French Ave ______________________ Lowest Interest. Assume loan. No 'qualifyin,. Outstanding 3 • Wll,jOI9 MAIER FURNITURE I 6-Wanted to.Buy 6OABusiness Equipment I GOOd Used TV',.$73&up MILLERS 26lcOrlandoOr Ph 3270332 ______ Weddings. In Home Poriraits, Parties. Groups. Photography by John Cullum 373 4754 ______ 40 ACRES WOODED PO PERTY NEAR CARRIAGE COVE ALL OR PART $3,500 PER ACRE WITH TERMS. ,-'5SO(,LIVlE Discount Rates .,,' BobM Ball Jr PA Licensed Real Estate Broker 322 22SS REALTORS, MIS WANT ADS ARE BLACK & wHIT. AND READ ALL OVER ewSO# Sour"NE:,S, ciOeslsrw-Itpp esc,ccswae'. Florida 175.000 inveStment required Should net 10 timt $110 Per Week Part Tim, at investment yearly Call Home Webster, America's Shelter Syjlprn I 403 915 71St .' foremost dictionary cbmp.any needs home workers to update High PayLng,Buslness loI mail.nq lists. All ages. eaprience unnecessary Call iSIO.000$40.0001 part orfulltime 11144155471. Eat, 745, TheTimelestedFirm Peg Real Estate Broker Saturday £ Sunday I-S ASSOCIATES, INC. __________________________- an ambitious person ca perlenced in organizing __________ ____________ ______________________ _________ ___________ ._ FLORIDA. AS FOLLOWS - - Midol. Age, White Man, average sit., good health, good cation. New In aria would iilie to meet financially sKurl lady Age SO tO 70 VII. Fo# Dating and companionship MANAGING PARTNER for new marketing concept C0nlrt UP 'mobilS hbme into the home of your dreams" Prices start as low as 56,900 v,,lh 100% financing We have byer5. We now need 4 lION. P.rkAvt FRICKE & FRICKE rrivatelotoverlookingwekiva River 7 Bdrtn 1', Bath Built on room, screened porch. : S3-TV.Rad,oSterCo 64ACRESWOOEDCOY RD & RAILROAD FRON TAGE NEAR SANFORD AVE & HIGHWAY 177 $3, PEP ACRE, EXCELLENT TERMS Con,)a?uJ LAKE MARY ERA 43-Lots-Acree _______________________ 3772411. or *31-9993. • 41-Houses ' ________________________ ____________________________ ______________________ M00ie Home unfurtaiShed on 24Business Opportunities General Labors Night shill. American Wood Prcslucts. oo Marvin Ave Mill offi LOng*od' Apply between Mrs I a m 11 a m. References required icidsóutgrow the swing sit or small bicyIi? Sell these dli ferns wittia want ad. To place your ad, call yoa% friendly Classified gal al Thu Herald. 3Bdrm MobileHoani For Rent Mullet Lake Park ($04) 357 1217 - opens on pool & private counrtyard. Ideal for large family or entertaining Low 70's *Ith eacellent financing Owner 321 0167. Sanford, ______________________ findhim listed in our BusIness Sirvici Directory. -• - utilities Cent Heal I Child td P40 pets l6Swk and 5655cc 322 90si __________________________ ____________________ _________ I _______________ .. ____ Traler. Clean, all Family man. 36. from Indiana desires position with tuture Patt eap POlice & Security, MorticIan, Property Mgmt HoneSt I Reliable 319 S19O Jim Haskins. RRI, Boa 261. OviedO, Fl 37745 ___________________ . bath, Split plan. open design home on large corner lot Remodeling nearly complete with fireplace. new wwall. bar, Ia.- sq ft of living dining area. Master suite. Payment NOA SERVICEMAN? VII 34 ....Mobile Homes employment. Sanford only. 32)0922. Ask for Thomas ______________________ 9HY aC LONELY? Write "Gel A Mate" Dating Service. All in Oaklawn Memorial Park, n"- P 0 Boa 4071, Clear $300 ea 322 1014. __________ wafer. Fl 33511 . --....... - Sacrifice. 2 Choice burial spaces _, Man. 22 yrs., needs full time CLASSIFIED ADS ARE EttEN BETTER - Whereas, all improvements the plans, specIfIcations and estimates on file with th, City Clerk of the City, of Attamonte Florida, which said plans, specifIcations and estimates constitutethe piafls, specifications and estimates for all said im provements UNOW.-'ThEREFORL. BE IT Office Cleaning tn Sanford Area Afternoon, Eve. & Sat Preferred Eap 377024 COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARDS ARE GREAT- - __________________________ shall be done in compliance with '- ______________________ -_ _________________ - Low Down q your loft Will build on CI your 101 or our 101. v Enterprise. Inc. M411nC..Rt&ltBf •M1i 5<reened Porch, Cent. Heat A,r AdultS No Pets. $300 Mo .h1, • Sec. Eve. 327 21Situations Wanted Stumberland Court Motel, Sanford Call 377 1591 S..R all EastlotheEast Iin.of Lot - SCREENED POOL very Spacou5 blOck. I Bdrm, 3 Homes Lake Mary. FurniShed 2 Bdrm. wW Carpet. Florida Pm, . - Mature Lady required tOt' Part Time Housekeeping D(,$iesat Noon FrIday VAFHA23.S .Cofl. ROofing, 323 1473 Aft. 4 ft" Appointment Employer The Da Before Publicatiofl rrn Furnished Sanford Older couple Preferred, $325 Mo. and $700 Sec Dep 349 5141 ____________________ do book work For Roofing Contractor in offiCe. S Dars Wh Mrs. 44. Salary Piable Eapq paid vacations, holidays, Health and Lif• Insurance, plus pension benefits Contact Bill Paron% thOØ manager A. Duda and Sons. Lake Jem 904 343 4111 Collect calls at cepted An Equal Opportunity DEADLINES SUCH-IMPROVEMENTS, BOOkkefpefwlthCPAdegrer,,o - Large Farm operation has openino for packing PMintenance Mechanic. Mu%t bav CaP aence with PfltU m4ic operated ejipmtflt; General knowledge of con veyorS. asSembly line setup and operation Company offers Orlando -WInter Park 322 -2611 ABUTTING SUNSHINE LANE FROM SR. 131 EAST TO THE EAST LINE OF LOT 149, IN THE CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. FLORIDA, AND PROVIDING' POP -THE ASSESSMENT OF A PORTION OF THE COSTS THEREOF AGAINST THE ABUTTING PROPERTY OWNERS SPECIALLY BENEFITIIIG 'BY I, MAINTLÜANCEMECHANIC CLASSIFIED ADS • ' -• Vinyl Cleaning Anthony Corino, 5Iili serving Sanfond I .tericir Insulation ________________________________ I AvI F N1RC,Y & DOLLARS' 1)1" 1. ISiown CUSTOM Ill ',ULAT ION (0 173 llS)oq 034 111$ Free rst pride interior Ri-b Free EsI 32? with 0 Vinyl P1Oy inekeS III! l,ath,r,tte or vinyl surface For like new Free loOk Proles',monal 'kill The -' ______ Clean'nij. ----- Season 01 Good Cheer will soon be here use Want Ads tot' •alr, lISts . I .,I , It) F ,' r.tt ____ �—N. N 2C—Evilining Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sun ay,D..i4,$O . In Afld Around take Mary Community With P.n.in,i T...i S %IVuI SSua. Fund, Councilmen, mayor and families are invited to attend. This is a covered dish dinner and Santa should be arriving about 8:30,iring the children and enjoy, a happy evening. — -. ... Club will convene Dec. 18 at tlt ,Upsala Presbyterian Church for a Christmas party and the regular December meeting at 10 a.m. Shirley Ryan will provide Christmas music. Members are asked to being cookies along with the recipe to share with everyone. - Lake Mary Extension Homemakers met in the home' of Effie Scott in Geneva on Tuesday for their Christmas party. New officers for the 1981 term include Andrea Wise, President; Elizabeth Lewis: first vice president; Violet Beckhorn, second vice president; Helen Powell, secret ary•trea surer, and Mildred Sandusky,. delegate. Officers were installed by Barbara Hughes, Anne Warner, retiring council president was a guest. The ladies enjoyed an exchange of hand ma de gifts. A number of the homemakers attended a workshop on holiday breadmaking and were the fi rst to use the kitchen In new agriculture building. This was a special workshop and everyone away motivated for holIday baking. A record crowd ga thered in the Starlight room of the Forest for the tree trimming party on Sunday evening, The Forest orchestra en. tertained with most enjoyable instrumental music and a 14voice choir presented Christmas music, The voices of Vi Beckhorn, Fran Chary, Stan Dynak, Marge Earl, Charles Fox, Helen Laluinla, Bonnie Morrison, Jean Plowright, Eve Schumacher, lloyd Shank, Helen Sims, Jo Voorhees and led by Carol Griswold blend well together. Santa Claus Bill Ramsay was dressed by Ken Chapman while the choir sang a clever little ditty, A 30-Inch beautifully DEAR ABBY M husband I could use it few bucks, but and I are alruatI5 fighting I'm not crazy about keeping about how its slit'flil New this kind of stuff in my locker. Year's Et' I Iti " celebrating It's not real hard-core with people, and lie's just the porno, but it's bad enough Opposite lie hales nightclubs If I kept this stuff in my and big parties lie he locker, I doubt that I'd ever can't stand the ittiw and the get caught, but something smoke tells me not to. ills ids',i of .i Irktt New What to you think' Years Eve is to hike tue to it pear, It's his turn. But bet. UNDECIDED multi, open .i huitit' %eet1 )OU and me, lady, I DEAR UNDECIDED: That chaiiipagrw .ini sat(li .* stag know a lot of wives who would 'something" that tells you not itlovit, liii tItisiti circuit consider your "problem" a to rent space In your locker to television lhats what we did picnic. store pornography Is good Wt )ear. I told him 1 wasn't DEAR ABBY: I am IS, and sense. Skip the chance to going to do that number again can't decide whether to do make a few bucks. And never this year, and he said, "In something or not. The guy be a party to any deal you that case. I'll sign up to work whose g,m locker is next to can't feel proud of. ta New Year s He's mine reads pornographic with the polici dtp.irtinent.i magazines. Getting married? Whether lie is verb stubborn, but I can lie's not allowed to keep you want a formal church stubborn, Ito I' m 33 and them at home, so he stores wedding or a simple, ••. Ile" 3i. flow do ou suggest them in his gym locker. He's 'ow.own.thlog" ceremony, we settle this' got quite a collection, and it's gel Abby's new booklet. Send MISMAII'EL) IN t1I('liltAN growing. 11 plus a long, setlaildressed, S %l A I) E Alt I): lie ran out of room in hi., stamped (28 cents) envelope Alternate. one y ou locker, so he's asked me to to: Abby's Wedding Booklet, select the t'iit' E rent" han space in my 132 LLasky Drive, Beverly entertainment, aiiil the next bicker to store his magazines. Hills, Calif. 90212. p — . — decorated cake Christmas tree was soon consumed along with poach and coffee after the sing.a-bong. Hosts and hostesses for the event were Jeannette and Don Blandy, Dorothy and Fred Lange, L*s and John Murdock and Norma and Emery Al Burbank served master of ceremon$s. ..'--'. - MODELS SHOWED THE LATEST FASHIONS AT THE SANFORD CHAMBER LUNCHEON HONORING BUSINESSWOMEN - In And AroUnd Sanford ' Ladlees' Day as - - New residents of the Forest include Jo Ann Kellgren, Gib and Bea Birkhamer, Florence Brown, Clarence and Evelyn Hanson and Shirley Rohter. Welcome to Lake Mary. - The home of Wayne and B?tty Thompson was the recent scene of it gastronomical, gourmet affair. A roasted piglet resting on a bed of tropical greenery provided the cen terpiece f or t his Guamanian dinner. Caterers Alice and John Clerk who reside in the Forest are well-versed in Guamanian food, John, while in the servi ce, met Alice there where she was teaching school, Both are graduates of the Culinary of America, Hyde histiLute -'' S.f'.,. . Surrounding the piglet were accompanying dishes of rice, sauces, de epfriedgoodlesand crispy vegetables cooked with special noodles, tropical fruits and to top it all off, a delicious cocoanut torte. Those indulging in the feast with the Thompsons were Gra ce and Ernie Quatacrt, Claire S pr ague and Bob Watts and Vice and I. have you submitted your entry for the Christmas lighting contest sponsored by the Chamber of Conerce" mi The "Ladies Day l.un:cheon" this week was a delight1ul way to step into the :hustle and bustle of the :holiday season here in San. ford, Sponsored by the Fiaiship .Bank of Seminole and the !United Home Services of Florida Inc., Sanford, the 'Sanford Cisic Center was hat, the only one in the show, ;packed with attractive, to complement the luscious .vivacious businesswomen vanilla crenie Fred ,who were being honored by Rothschild e nsemble she the Greater San ford Chamber modeled. .tif Commerce. This event was Then came the magic foriiierly the annual brunch iiiument of in) stery as the door pnw owutbers were ,hosted by the chamber. The ladies probably won't i'illi'sj for a variety of gifts :let the chamber get away with frtiruu local busintsss s inythung lts than a lovely ''c't,I' end ''Abs' wire luncheon in the future It isis drosintu out with applause . nice real nice. and shrieks its iitan sitnuitO Jack Homer had a few sprang to their feet 'Interesting woods to say as the jubilant, lucky winners. .master of ceremonies. Janice Assisting in distributing' the :Springfield, retiring chamber door prires, wiuchi also in. ,President, gave the official cluded the brilliant crinnstiiii elconne. poinsettias decorating the '. In addition to the luncehon, dining tables, were Peg ,i fashion show was just the homer Flagship's Irene ladies ordered. Beautiful. Brown, Martha Vance), and While guests savord the the chamber's Girl Friday delectable items on the Virginia IAIngweht. , Good Thru Dec. 20 , , SCULPTURED ,colorful salad plate, models lncolentall~, Virgiiml ;howed the latest styles from deserves it round (if plaudits Wardrobe 'Jfhe little for potting dx. entire lunt heon $2500 I of fl r 9, )ldad) s Fabric Shopp 'erle Norman Boutique, ItoJay, Village Shp and Lots' Place. The models floated out into the audience so the guests could get a dose view of the exciting fashions, Ken Hicks introduced :several models and explained iheir up-to-the iutinute cod:fures which were styled at . STYLING SALON IFrench Ave. Ph. 322.7U4 SANFORD PLAZA Sanford OPEN SUNDAYS THRU CHRISTMAS s, also volunteered to style the program has acnuunt.- o'd Unit several area a 'umu'ni hut' been selected f or tnt'htusiuin in the io t'(btiun of - 'Oil. , W ue standing Youm n', America.'' This program is fe signed to honor and ent'llurti' x. ceptional ) ourig wl*nuue'n Sc hool. (itt' said. .s ..,,,-,., John and los wilt', the auuath daughter will make their hon in 11w area. John will lie working fora law finn in Oittiiidi a' .,...I . -. -- who have distinguished themselves in (lair htiiia's. their professions and their i inimunlht 'hit, ''Outstartling'' inrien cut their present addresses are- Barbara Jean Iltxln.ir, Geneva ; Susan 'I' McCasht,ill, Sanford .ialit' A. tucker, Gainesville , I iiial (hi \ofll Brandt. Jdnhtls' Vhi Quinn.'inItwl intl Alison ci Vi ik) .\rhi:i_tt,ni. ' w . . . — Pat and Hifl Iastt"r Rt'lty and lull Jo k are fl Gainesville this wt't'kcntl to .,ttend h"istt'r ,Jiitin raduatiitn (ruin the t'nivs'rsit 1 Florida I .iw urul S pe aking of hair, Nora :Gor don had hers covered with an elegant luxurious leopard HOLIDAYY CIO C vdti'I'R".,, \V II as $av e"' j — Melba auth Meade Cooper I'll Uw Iiitl SC(fl$. after ittt nthij, i fiiumls rt'un' at Abingdon. are back ' Dora Lee htussell is real that her daughter Debbie will spend tillhri'ttnuuii litititbis's at ti*iltw arid finally has a break fri'ini ii. r jib tlw lead danc e r it this' froI)i('an, iii l,is Vegas Dora tire .sa>s that Debbie "c'tn't wait to get honiw' minii "it' all tier fricniik 'ii(cit GLASS LENSES I bt' nlat.Jc thi', way th.' tIiU(''. f \ our lilt,.' SSeiko! Fr.in /.tik' itn plo'tc i.'k'o't ion. j $25 - 25 SINGLE E-'()r VISION be FIRTH BLAZER CUT & LOOP Rig $10. $795 A Suit Smartly Sculptureo SIIAC, Rig. ' LEDIARD' S UNIFORMS __ 103W. OHIO AVE., OELANOtO4.73i.1u4 MONDAY SATURDAY 10A.M..) P.M. I liiJ Popular Sony Rig. $75 Lt.!..._._ WE COME TO YOU At last. someone to help you decide someone who cares which color is right to, your room which fiber will last and clean easy which texture goes with your furniture. I I uall the l.) ItiniLs ''mitten'' fr ,iii area this 'riiaut'r •itt',,S 'Iuoti• nituth i:ium,', she %.-till I I N ,tdit '. 1 ,lJ,it,/ I I '', 111111 h • uIlT.i I I -. iva ri, , sit , t'.i. k giit ,JI.II di0 $295 I U U U I $135 . NURSES PRE CHRISTMAS SPECIAL 20 pct. off on men's and women's uniforms and shoes— Check our Price rack which Includes men's professional colored lackets, white maternity uniforms, and public health uniforms— If in doubt about the size use Ledlard's Gift Certificate. CALL US ... YOU MAY QUALIFY' FOR FREE PADDING 1 1511 322-3315 or PHILIPS Decorating Den IN BUSINESS SINCE 1,S1 C NO ONE KNOWS MORE THAN THE DIAMOND STORE , 0,%S sum w . nn 0,., SANFORD The colorful store that conies to your doos-. Mon thru Fri 9am SP Sat 9a.m 1pm Opt.cians! Eyeglasses .. I amOu ', 3234080 7368080 Lic ensed ' 'Aro','m irOrn 9am 5pm SaI.9a.m 1pm ZALES . SANFORD 2544 FRENCH AVE. Mon ttwu Fri 319 WEST 13th ST. 0. " - $av e.' ICUSTOM l itt','il lii iii's'! 'li' (it,' " ltoBF;ht'r Nl%'SON .1 It. Students it . a - - ', , "\ . ' I t!,i' hi-i -o-.' . !. Vi- . Plan \Ii'' '''tutioutituli - Art ilk . ,..,.- - Sh ow this' S,- tiol,iti. Art •\is.trils xiubttiiin fir tile titiit hiui,ti "i-hiitil students in (11.10gm', - b '. ' ' '\""'. ', , . , ,' I x)r "S, hIrt'iarul, , ' L . ' '"\ Neluctlow% "Ill / 'I i'iii' I ii%in'IIv' I,uiihl,.'", ( oil I-, I riiiii ' Ow- ii i ' S.'tuuiritils', 01111 411 oil lilsljla~ at h(iii,uns,jnu's ii the ,'thlatiinti' Mill trout Feb 14211 Students ,tnt read ying their s'iutfls'5 limitS tO 15' mit I- - - I For Robinson ", is - ' _• • gift d '$,'nii.iils ' -' I'L101fwations ill till, fit-16 tit print- making, design. s4- ulbutiire', ir.ifts .inI photograph , Tt'auta'rs will ',&'lo's't the best ark in their i'las,ses and Mliii it to Itutcasons tht we'e'k if ,J,auu 19 tI Judging will 1*' ' E Ijii_n 'e,c;..'fr': liii I hiliii. 'suits, i 1,1 lId TT'7" 'III, tout '.iii'. %s,,tilIu,i. iite'i'".. "m111s11j1'., —, • 'hors liii.- ... 7,. 'WOVEN WOODS DRAPERIES • CUSTOM SHADES *SHUTTERS •WALLPAPERS Interest Free Payment Plan Available tot Wymore Rd. c,sui 'Itimiate a pint it ttlissl ti pi ''let I tunis ;it'rs;i it k'signiot''s .1! Ibis 'ins' it Star, what greater gilt ii. cut 1 lift' out' pull i it taks's ti 'I I!,., tettlil look,' great tts'i,ihulntI!\ fr ,s for Se'tsi - 33 m 'J , lOut' h(ib!j'in finalists I)) ttw judges will lMest t *R in the 54th aouiu,il \,ititiiial St tuilastic Art -ha arts Exhibition in NeSS York National awarLs iniludi gold muue'ulals, tuilarshuVi, t t'rtifut ott's if intent, atiti cash assail prizes I II 't of ptuite and crafts, photographs, painting. and iLtw tog 'lht' Regional Advisory Committee this )ear is chaired by Mrs Karl hubbard and Mrs Janiues 0 W hi t ehe ati Ci,niu mu it tee tuieiribt,rs are Dr Jan.' htiveil, Orange Count) Jane ('ho ray, Brevamd County. Jul) Blair, Seminole ('ouruts Walter Watkins, Osceola Counts and Suzanne Davis, Rohl oil's is ordina tor , \ GOA Ma" E)PA19" 4 lit' . DELAND OFF SUPER S A I.E , 'ci' U -( 0, /0 ..' It SI., 124 E. RICH AVE. 322•7642 -- , .' yt'i. ' " 0 ' , I . -1 .___ ' 'MINI BLI)IDS 'VERTICAL ' 1k .tnt .\nio,f,i_'l-llii • ' / . \Ians silt' lit' hld Linik lriii I out (II .11)111 \1lIil(I,lS (it L'iliit'S(IOS atuti friiiii II aiii 1st p itt I tursitas iitl I huiirsdas hIS iO.' tier (lx' agi' 'f 17 ' -.ini liin.itt' mitt thin' s to upx'r 'sit' limit I'tus' I iits'rtt'n ('lull tit s'iniiruiili' hin;b Sib,,! us iit.t,ts' lul stniil.'nl s and h,'s ii e ii a rt'ciilar basis "' N N - - * . "mix I Ii. Lot- analo ggg iuu,, .ii.rm to st,ii,ik', " sick-1 flilitigual - ' - iftllj's Musst'twtuns' said .' U ,, rrknl TT ,' ' .t.t(u 30 — . V '. -. . Herald Photos bTøm P4et%el , l.inda lderson, left, shares excitement w dli her co-ssorker icki Smith st, ho on a handsome case from howe Industries as a door prize at the Greater Sa,iford ('liamber of ('om merci' l.adies l)av luncheon. Both is onio'ni are employed b t'flhte(l hlomo' Services of Florida Inc. - Of course. the Llimptl haj;k is extri-mck grateful for e%cr) pull giveli alid amone %%till ha.s t-.ir t:a(I'llw need !or i tranAllston will sm I .lit- swilk. 1,41" llicit, are livopIt. who ut its last is t ((lilies ti"t' lxii hi 11,1 'II ie'tu,ills ct I - featured with [lie Stetson University Orchestra in concert In February . Sanford out north SeuiiinIi' (''units slittulul lie iIiii,itiii' iuiu It more ttiwsl thou till are. ',aid Mrs Musselwtiitt'. Mrs Riggs - I? - "I -' PiU%fl Look ii; t' ar, I BONANZA -. - -' - - w he S-unfurl. This tIiioel Is returned for use ,it Seminole Mi'm,urial llspit:ih but this' d'niianih is atuast greater than this' supply ,tt'0rdirui lii SMII re''.'i'riis, in (lit' cix inutintlis lx'twt't'n April ,inll 5,1 e'nibt'r, its' h.s;>Ilal ustl . i'r 1,20(1 i1lr:ts if hiloixl That '1st- ti 'lit' illtiiTit t.r.it*'l hr the I ear '7.1 - - ' --"-5- A 1 - -I . - -' -- - . i iintinut'd Front Page It Over 200 Fashion Frames il-totalS T ri ' - " F' — . iritini.. to lit in Paul I l.,tristtu ii! the Sti tsoti Umuversit) School ot Music, pianist ltotit'rt E. Newson Jr. took first place honors in student iiiusiral competition rt'v.'ntls l(,hi'rt, isbit is the in of lw S,iniftirtt students were Mr and Mrs. LIE. Newson of .1111000 th. st'lt't't few w ho Sanford. rated the top award for hits l)t'rfIlruIiant' (if Robert Schuni,intn's I'ino Concerto Ili Major 1k' will be ..Blood Bank Includes Your Choice 01 or Sr. Se'ISOr - is of " . , . I funds WHITE SEIKO tII The Board of Advisors for the Outstanding Young Wunis'n iF luit'rit'a award.s Eyeglasses ,\nttlht'r great name from /les collection of fine watches. sass Eve gr,iduatosl is ith honors during fall i'i'tiunit'nce'uicnt Fridasat the t'nive'rsits of Central F'b'rtiti John 'I' Spi nit, 3302 S Park 'hit' . was awarded his elegret' ill ii ion a ge ntt'nt rita gna c-urn haul.' uluring the evening cere'roulns lie is a 1975 ., raouau' III Seminole ;Ili it high school. I t'.lr1n,i I,: Routh. 1616 W !iiiI..'.., was -iraduated cuni I tudi in no tnt i_, no nt Slit is thu 'laughter if Mr. and Mr. Itittith Jr., Waller are rt'siilt'nts of the Philippines, " lien, she gradiiattsl front luth a hil in l96 - •, ,...,,..,-,,( .1 ' former mr 1)10 no .),Ilk, and their 1 L are till excited,'' Bet t) ,' 't' . I LE Slit diti it st..pt r jilt Jack homer introduced spe cial gues ts inelutlinig tits mother, Mrs. Ain't' Horner. who is visiting from Johnstown, Pa., for Ux. hxilida) and of course, his niiotht'rinulaw, Mrs. Elizabeth Muti' tgomery. As the luncheon drew to a close, the theme song, Ili Luncheon-Just What Women Ordered I .- toge ther Alair Care Junction, Lake general, seeined to echo, don't we do Otis inorc ONIary. : Kings of llair beauticians often"' -i'll I See the Newsletter for the Kulbes won the dinner for two entry blank which must be at the Frogg's at the turned in very soon. Judging Crossings and Mrs. Alice will be done the evening of Shuster, who will be treatjr Dec. 19 by a committee her daughter andson-in-law, representing the various civic Grace and Al Guthiel, organizations. Monetary gifts dinner on the Empress Lily, will be awarded to the win-' I'm sure this 92-year-young, pretty lady will enjoy the ners. .t'pninv n much t Winners for the dinners for and Al. two at the Fifth Annual Flea Congratulations to all of the were winners. drawing Market Katherine Lippincottwhowon the gift certificate for We are fast approaching Robinson's; Bud I.yon, a new Christmas. I am sure there resident of the Forest will be are many of you with news dining at Holiday Inn on 14 about guests or activities, and SR 46; City Manager Phil Please call me. . The Lake Mary woman's New Year Fireworks Lit Activity Holiday The City of Lake Mary will hold Its annual Christmas party Dec. 30 at the Stromberg-Carlson recreation facility at 7 p.m. Employees, members of the police department, volunteer firemen, Planning and Zoning Board, Board of adIiuttm.rti. Is Stirring Altamonte Springs Call for Price Quote 869-6800 Call.11h measultmoAll for ,,,,,,,•, Ii II If j -. -.--'- 1" �- ¼ • 4C— Ev.nlng i.raId, Sanford, F). BLON DIE WkAT'RE YOU DOING DOWN ' T Sunday, Dec. 14, 1$0 I'M FIXING THE WASHING BASEMENT, HONEY? AND DON'T CALLft I ______ ______ I, ii IS D ATME AGAIN — _____ BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker 'IIV 1Y DO - I TWSf'JK SAR& E WE 1J LI5T SMEARED BEEF &AVY ON MV PAN LE& - J YOU SAY rP44T_j ILawysis Pt111 43Auiiliaryvsrb MACHINE I - .4 1 JF I 5) by THE BORN LOSER ' 5 Hint 0 T.rnbfe l2PrImrt,y, chisel 45 African flyer u ianetsortièt I3CIA !ISPInny 4 ' ——— I 2 3 - - ——— by Bob Montana *riIr 1 Iliuii I \I E EK & MEEK Ui by Howie Schneider - (pfr) ((J EX(U5E -_.._. s ... Cs' O'No ' MA ME. _____ PRISCILLA'S POP . by Ed Sullivan rmom jiJiui Room I Ails 39 Spy group (abbe) 40 Dessert paatry . UII •••i nrfn#rthIn an,l ,ap tIr,n't JPose,ldo you M. ii bother with ttTirI 1:00 %)O HEE HAW (NESPAPERZ74TZRPIUSEA&SKI OUR BOARDING HOUSE with Major Hoople C' by Stoffel & HelmdahI 1) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) There's a possibility today that you could be a bit too possessive of a loved one. Let ti person have the same ,ANp BWI.DEpD HER — open oP 1rI1SL f - I$N1 - .- - . - ' ., -, - -I " O,,.b..c in the 11805s a young girl who woe Its k with er a lac.maker puts out a bowl tor the baby Jesus at Christmas only to have it stolen by a thief Narrated by Ginevisy. BupOld 10:00 A NEWS (35) SECOND CITY TV (10) MONTY PYTHON.S FLYNo CIRCUS 11:30 8 (4) SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE Host Jamie tee Curtis Musical guest James Brown 0 MOVIE - Main. (1974) Lucille Ball. Beatrice Arthur A wealthy eccentric becomes the guardian of her young. Convention. aliy raised nephew (1) U MOVIE 'A Star is Born (C) (t955) Judy Garland. James taason Feeling his own popularity sspping as Isis young wile) career is an %p,. lose. a big.name Also turns to the bolllelo. comfort (I His 50 Mine) it (35) MOVIE "Werewolf Of London (B/WI ( 1935) Henry Hull. Warner Oland A doctor discovers altar being batten by a wolf that he becomes a werewolf during a hat moon 1 I 1 I!? HrsI SIJM)AY ______________________________ ' a,jjj R From THE CRYSTAL CATHEDRAL IF I VIEWPOINT ON NUTRITION . . ' . . - -. . ' .1 -- I 9 i5) O4J4GEØ 12117)JAMUROSISON ' 6:30 i-1(t7)5,ACE0TS 4:00 10:00 CAROL BURNETT AND " FRiENDS 5) THE JEFFERSONS(R) .1 (: 35 GLENN ARNETTE Ill (iOjeOO4(elRD(UOw) U) (10) MATH PATROL (TUE. Ff11) U) (10) MATH RELATIONSHIPS Q 0-4' GIWOAN'S ISLAND 5 0 JOHN DAVIDSON 1, U ALL IN THE FAMILY (MON. -a TUE. THU, Ff11) 'POtd THE GO(WEO) It J 3 5 ) W000Y WOODPECKER 10) SESAME STREET i I7)THE FUNISTONES ID U) (10) ALL ABOUT YOU (TNU) 4:30 11(17) MOVIE (3141 HOUR MAGAZINE 7) 0 UERV GRIFFIN (MON TUE. THU. FIN) '7 0 AFTERSCHOOI. SPECIAL 10:15 ED (101 COVER TO COVEN (MON) U) (16) LETTER PEOPLE (TUE. (WEDI II' (5) BUGS BUNNY I ROAD RUNNER )2(17)0ILUQANSISLAND TH'J) U)(I0) MATH PATROL (FRI) 10:30 O I,4 BLOCKBUSTERS 5:00 5Ø ALICE (R) 1£ (35) TOM AND JERRY U) tO MISTER ROOERS(R) .11 17 THE BRADY BUNCH U) (IC) ELECTRIC COMPANY (N) 1100 (3141 WHEEL OF FORTUNE $)Ø THE PI1ICEtSRIGHT LOVE BOAT (R) 5:30 (3r4) NEWS 3(0U'A'S'H iIIl5)PTLCLUB (1o)3.a.I CONTACT (R) GRIFFIN I7)MERV (WED) Al: ( 5)KUNOFU 11:30 U) 10 BTUOIOSEE (UON) i4, PASSWORD PLUS U)l0) MATH PATROL(MON) (ID 10) INSIDE / OUT (TUE. Ff11) U) (10) BOOKBIRD (WED) U) (tO) STORYROUNO (TI4U) ED S 3-2-I CONTACT(R) ('TUE. FIN) It (17) BEVERLY HtLLBILUES 11:45 10 (10) MATH PATROL (MOW. WED) U) (10) MATH RELATiONSHIPS 2:00 U)(1O)vtxlfGSI 'Tise Empire 01 The Northern Shores" The story of the great Northern Viking Empire which tasted less than 30 rears as 0)TTER PEOPLE (FM 1LAzA_TWi.. '•v - Ts told AFTERNOON - 'ifere King Har It 12:00 43 1 4 ) CARD SHARKS 5)0 I 70 NEWS old is Killed" In 1066 AD a fierce threeway struggle to, England marked the end of the Viking Age C PL.AZAT] lii 141-h:) 2:30 U) (10) V1KINGSI "II Hi ties 99 U)(I0)INSIO(I OUT (MON) U)(1O ALL ABOUT YOU (TUE) (l() MATH RELAT)ONSHtP$ (WED, FIN) U) (1 0) COVER TO COVER (THU) .11 (17) FREEMAN REPORTS U) 3:00 II (35)MOV1E - TheFileOnTMl' ma Jordan (B/W) 119491 Barbara Stanwyli. V4sndalh COla'f An assistant district attorney 5 loyalty to his back - street girlfriend promptshis rally to hem defense when she is charged with the mutder other aunt I? HIS ED (10) THE SHATTE.RER OF WORLDS From the establishment of the Los Alamos Laboratory to the eiptosaon at Hirosh.n'ia, human. isIs revisitsthe developmerntot the atom, bomb with hiStorical film foolage tram tine United States and abroad [_PLAZAill *ts.7wfts Alices Adventures In Wofld.rlsnd 12:15 GD( iO ALL ABOUT YOU (MOW) U) (lO) MATH RELATIONSHIPS (TUE. Ff11) . tNOVIELAth1jIII. U)( 10) LETTER PEOPLE (WED) (to) MATH PATROL (THU) e P 12:30 (3 4. NEWS 5) 0 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 7 0 RYANS HOPE U) (tO) ELECTRIC COMPANY (N) t 1 100 OUR UVES (Si(34DAYSOF 0 THE YOUNG AND The long, Hot RESTLESS 7Q ALL MYCHILDREN l(5) MIKE DOUGLAS (t956( Paul Newman, AV e TO tie sot Miss Nude THE , hIS Am.rlca Contest VANESSA i NFL FOOTBALL Miami Do4 pininsat Baltimore Colts '' 0 NFL FOOTBALL Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Detroit lions U)(tO) NOVA A Touch Oh Sans.tivity Ne'im iSilasCis tindii'lgs on the phtysioiogiai and pychoiogicai importance of touch in Our li.es e,amineml 5:00 7:30 014)POINTOFVICW tl) 0 OSRECT'.ON$ The 32nd anniversary of the UnsversaJ raliolt oh Human Rights iscommem. orated 11, 35)Dn. j DA.NIEU ' 10 WONDERS OF THE SEA The leallimig It (35) MOVIE (11W) 11946) Gregory Peck. Jan Wyman A young boy 5 attachment to orphaned fawn elievSs me ioneliri.S5 of his harsh We in The Florida ,ideirisss I? 1/2 Hill I (10) FIRING LINE Macmillan Fhur,siied U) 117 IT IS WRITTEN 8.00 ' vosci oc VICTORY Harold 5:30 0 PINK PANTHER T I=Ht*ISARO SHOW MY PEOPLE (35) QU (310 SESAME ITREET(N) THREE STOOGES AND EVENING 17) 6:00 (I0)FLOR1OAREPORT 12 (17) WRESTLING 8:30 i oapnsms l.115) 10511 AMTHE PUSSY- ( CATS 6:30 (7QAbCNEWS 0) AGRONSKY ANOCOMPA(3(1 NY 900 OUTLOOK SUNDAY MORNING 0*1(35 ARE PEOPLE TOO Guests Deborah Harry. Devid Brerwier. singe Radial 5 icIW Harry Blackalone Jr , 35 101 THE PLEIMITOMES METER ROGERS (fi) LOST IN $PAC5 9-.30 GOSPEL $150540_1(JStU 5) w000y W000PICKER AIIDPNØCI' (3 (10) OWN UPON A CLAIM "Tine Swish Of The C~- After the childr en preent a revue (or a garden we. the parents begin to reshzu that thee cMdren rsaSy are (Pail 3) q lal 7:00 (3 (4) OI$NIYS WONOWUL WORLD Animated Jon"Csicket host) a musical Christmas program laitun'ng Disney cartoon characterS including Donald Duc,k, Peter Pan and Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (R 0 (4)050 MINUTES (7) 0 RUOOLPH'S SHINY NEW YEAR Awnated Rudolph the red— nosed reindeer Is asked to find Happy, the missing Baby New Yea, 10 (10) $OUWOSTAGI Joan Aimatradeng Spina a musical web U sine sings - Cool Blue. ""Barefoot And Piagnant."' Back To The Night" •' 4f"(A)p 0 (17) ptjp WIl$pl 7:30 10.00 ' 3 )PORKY PIG AND FMNX 10 17 K*flL 10:30 (3 (1) MOVIE El) (10) SUNSHINE MUSIC HALL 11) J3 51 DAFFY DUCK ED (to) OVER EASY THE 000 COUPLE YOUR LIFE ( 5) fl(17) GREEN ACRES 4:00 7:00 .KIDSWORLD 1i(17)WORLDATLARGE(WED) 3:30 9:30 $ 0i4i TEXAS ($OOUIDINGL)GHT Q GENERAL HOSPITAL fl(35)THEFLINT$TONES U) (10) POSTSCRIPTS 04 7)0AORCULTUM USA - . 6:05 3:00 -- people 1)0 SPECTRUM I? L $'ØTNI LAW AN YOU (MON) 5 0$PECTRUU(TtiE) S'0 BLACK AWARENESS (WED) $ 030 MINUTM (THU) 50 HEALTH FIELD(FRI) 7-Q SUNRISE 15(17) WORLD ATLARGE(U0t4) 15 (17) OPEN UP (TUC) 2:50 7.)QMOVtI i"p5t LET'S MAKE A DEAL th(IOj$UAMESTREET 17) HAZEL lll7WoAT LARGEus - 111 17) UNT1ME ii {) oostus 5) 0 RICHARD SIMMONS - 5:50 5 CG Inc (R) 6:30 ' 5:30 15(17) RAT PATROL (MOW) 2:30 Ii Il 13S) VIDAL SASSOONS YOUR P4t DAY U)(I0) DICK CAVEIT 9•A . 0 SUNRiSE SEMESTER 11:00 0.43' O',O NEWS 8:30 5:00 U MARCUS WEtlY. M.D. Joanne Woodward Based on the novel by William Faulkner A stranger in a small town Changes the lives of a pair of wealthy young THE LAW AND YOU 1) PICTURE OF HEALTH J 7)IINELNTHILMIS Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 a.m., Lord Chumley's, sei. 2:00 (34 ANOTHER WORLD 3ØASTHEWORI.DTIJRNS 7Q ONE LIFE TO liVE U) (tO) FOOTSTEPS (MOW) U) (10) ONCE UPON A CLASSIC (liii, THtJ) U) (10) THE ADVOCATES IN BRIfJ(WtD) U) (10) CHRiSTMAS SNOWS. CHRISTMAS WINDS (FRI) (JIlTOCAY GOOD MORNING AMERICA li (.sS) PORKY PIG U)(10) AS WE SEE IT(MON.THU) U)(10)QUEPASA.U.5.A.(FRi) (17 )1 DREAM OF JEANNIE MORNING Selec tionCommittee. 01 Sumflief eoo Nermos de Vert Howard Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy, 2p.m., at 308 W. 17th St. Program, "Trip to the Holy Land" by the Rev. Leroy Soper. Semiaote Sunriae KIwanis,? a.m., Jerry's, Sanford Ansalm Mullinem preac hes his mom on brotherly love FIN) fl14)TOOAY1NFLORIDA 0 0000 MORNING FLORIDA MONDAY 0 GOLF Final round play in the J C Penney Mined team Clas W (loom Barcimoor Country Club in Largo. Ft.. I 0 MOVIE Judgment At Nuierribevg'lB/W)It9SttMatiffl.b' an Schell. Spenc er Tr ac y T he pro. c.edings of the Nail war crimes tn ala explore the responsibility of the individual toward society 4 HIs I Il) (10) WALL STREET WEEK Caitt Stocks For Investors' Guest Stefan Abrams. chairman, Stock tSi II (17) MOVIE 5:30 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19 Yoir Adult Club for Singles (YACS) dinner-dance, 7:30 p.m., Maitland Civic Center. It (35) PIt CLUB U) (10) WOO€NOUSE PLAYHOUSE Anselm Gets His Chance One summer evening. T)I MATH PATROL flUE) U) 101INSIDE I OUT (WED) U) (tO) LETTER PEOPLE (Thu. 8:25 gomery 011TODAY INFL0RIDA 10:30 1:45 !35)IUG$S*Jelf'f U'(17) MOVIE June Bride (1948) riett. Davis. Robert Mont. .. ... (MOW) U) I10) STORYBOUND (TUE) o) MATH PATROL (WED) U) 10) INStOC I OUT (THU) U) 10) ALL ABOUT YOU (FIN) W ID (10) MATH RELATIONSHIPS fD(10)VILLAALERGE(PaOIf) U) (10) VILLA ALEGIIE (TUE-FRI) 31(17)1 LOVE LUCY 3:30 6:00 ii (17) NEWS - 7:30 5:55 U)(IO)FAWLTYTOWERS - TODAY 0000 MORNING AMERICA. .1) (j5) TOM AND JERRY 800' " iS' 0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO' 12117) WORLD AT LARGE (TNU) 10:00 - o 7't 0 MOVIE Serenade (C) 3:30 12 (17) SUNDAY MA3$ AARPNART business meeting and covered dish luncheon, noon, Sanford Civic Center. Open to all senior citizens. Altamonte-Maitlaad Christian Womea?,' Club 9•30 11 (35) JIMMY SWAGGART 1:30 - 0 0000 MORNING FLORIDA IgS6)UasioLana.JoanFOrltsinI . (TNU) 7:25 II (4' TODAY IN FLORIDA 245.. Screamed tPrermeret Raymond Burr Robert Culp A blackout in a large City Sets oHa Series oftiight' ,n.ng and destructive events Testament Of Youth Devastated by Roland s death, Vera devotes all her energies to nursing. 115. returns to England determined to marry Ml b,oip,erst,ierd V ic tor (Part 3l - 2:15 1:30 5)0 NFL TODAY 1 51 0 CIRCUS OF THE'ITAJ%S Twenty-two television scuwn and st.g. slats per form e0tde' mog and humorous circus acts. lloyd Bridges Rock HUdfl, Ange. Is Lansbumy and Valerie Perruse are r ingmaster/hosts 7 0 MOVIE The Night The City WED. FRI) U) (10) MATH PEL.AT)ONSH$PS MO UNEWS ' U) (10) COVER TO COVER (TUE. OIi)TODAY fl ES RNING wii.I KURALT 7 4)_0000 M PaNG AMERICA 11(3) FRED FUNT$TOWI U) (10) SESAME STREET 12 (17) FUWT1ME ' 41, 16110V% flie Kidnapping Of The President (1980) William Shallow,Hal Holbrook While on I state visit to Toronto, the Pmes.dent of the Uniled States as kidnapped in an V ed And bald for r an truck tilled with .tplosives ri . 1:00 . 12 (17) MOVIE Now. Voyager Davis. Claude Reins Beth i19421 (3 TU ALL ABOUT YOU (WED) g) 10 MATH PATROL (TNt)) 110) (D 10 SOOkBlRG(FRI) 1 T 17 MOVIE 1:15 (D(IO)LETTERPEOPU(UON) 7:00 12:30 ( Cl tt97t Peter Kastner, Joanna Cani4ron An advertising agent Is p. by a temale etecutive who has reached her, position via hem seiuli p.owsss (2 His ) ED (10) WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW (N) MOaNSIG Airport restaurant. Airport, Sanford. d 1100 C (1) (3 tll (17) Overbrook Drive, Casselberry. Oviedo Rotary, Town house Restaurant, 7:30 am. Sanford KiwanIs, noon, Sanford Civic Center. Sanford Optimist, noon, Holiday Inn, State fad 48 arid 1-4. Recovery Inc., 12:30 p.m., Sears AltamoOte Mall. For nervous and former mental patients. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11 by Douglas Coffin 0 SECRETS OF MIDLAND HEIGHTS Holly a., Teddy search br John Grey. whO was abducted b Guy Molkington's henchman co...os PE MAS IN HOLY LAND Perry Coma AM his guest Richard Chamberlain pay a musical visit to Jerusalem n Bethlehem Casselberry Rotary, 7:30 am., Woman's Club, 250 I_J_r.4_•,. ':'- U) (10) CHRISTMAS LACESol in 0(4 , 10$ COMPANY Losgwood A.A. dosed, Ipin., Rolling Hills Moravian Church, State Road 434, Longwood. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23 Over 5$ Club, 10:30a.m., Bedding Gardens, Sanford. .' 4) 11 (35) NASHVILLE -ON THE II) 900 U) (10) LETTER PEOPLE (MON. (T) 0 0000 MORNING FLORIDA 19 7 I Cheryl Ladd. St.- .1 Q MOVIE Twelve Angry Men tB'W 19 5 7f Henry Fonda. Lee J Cobb . (17) DATELINE CANADA 1I(35)MOViE 'B S I Love You \ - Sears. Starlight Promenaders, 8p.m., DeBary Community Center Shell Road. Sanford AA Beginners, 8:30 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Sanford-Breakfast Rotary Club, 7 am., Sanford mas hmcheos, 11:30 a.m,weetwatet Country Club. . -------- WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17 storage and exSeuilnar.OD drug interactions, Memorial Winter Park p.m., piratbon data, 24 Hospi ta l Medical Library Building. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Mall TUESDAY, DECEMBER 31 The Chi Omega Soreifty Mbei'Daugbter Christ- 'w..d•' is following a passenger he suspects is trom Outer spac e. Cap. lain Si,,hinn at ta&arwal I,. a 1a.m.. Humane Society of Seminole County Holiday Celebration, 7:30 p.m,, Longwood Village Inn. Cocktails and hors d'oeuvres and entertainment by Seminole Singers. Sanford Senior Citizena cove red dish luncheon, flOOf1 Sanford Civic Center. Christmas program at 1 p.m. following business meeting. Bring gift for man or woman to give to nursing home. all .. gateasernesotholdups TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16 , E ngland Patriots Houston Oilers at Green Bay P ackers Kansa s City Chiefs at Pittsburgh Sieelers 7)0 PRO AND CON Should All Abortuni Be Piufubated By The CL U LOVE BOAT Whale Gopher MMtlaàSossth Seminole (niber ii Ctisninerce annual Christmas open house, 5:30.7:30 p.m., 110 N. Maitland Ave., Maitland. by Leonard Starr 1:00 63 4. Nfl. FOOTBALL Regional Cover age of Buffalo Balls at New Fr ee and the Bean go under cover at a health institute to investi' - , 3)0110 VALLEY 0 1550 COLLEGE FOOTSAU ALL-AMERICA TEAM TOP college players selected by the Football Writers Association of America witi be spotlighted U) (10) FREEDOM 2.000 fl (17) COLLEGE FOOTIAU. tt'iecaper ti Carlson, Lake Mary. Normally you're a very good team player, but today If you associate with individuals who are too dictatorial you may spend more time op. posing their views than assisting them. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. fl You're entitled to proper rewards today, but you could be severely disappointed 11 you expect too much for what you have to offer. 12:30 fl4 NFL '50 6:30 3) 0 ONE DAY AT A TiME Grandma Romano goes out on her lest date since her husband's death (35) jy FALWEi ED ALLEN Jt 13 s w zoo It) FAMILY AFFAIR (U0t4THIA 6:40 3 (17) WORLD AT LARGE (FIN) 6:45 U)(10)A.M.WEATHER 6:55 piseri Boyd Members of a diving lawn try totocatsarid recover gold from the bottom of the Caribbean 7 U MQNTC lZ (17) OPEN UP U) (10) MASTERPIECE THEATRE Ga,d.n State Bo*t Houston vs Navy (1T 0 FREEIIE AND THE SEAN -, 11811* (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) (3,4 MEET THE PRESS $0 JOHN I5 U ISSUES AND ANSWERS . bery escalates into a neazcirCus when Community activists loan in to Stage an antipolici protest during - Altamonte Springs. Souath VoIusIa Sertossa, 7:30 a.m., Doltona Inn. Weight Watchers, 10 am., Sears, Altamonte Mall. Tiigle'wood AA, closed , 8 p.m., St. Rlchardu Church, Lake Howell Road. - noon (1975) Al Pocono. John Caiah. A Now York City bank rob. FederalAltamonte Springs. Police Training School graduation, 3 p.m., Teaching Auditorium Seminole Community College. L)(et Workshop, 7:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Church, DeLand; 7 p.m., Florida Federal, State Road 436 and 434. Altamonte springs. Sanford Rotary, noon, Civic Center. South Seminole AA, noon, Mental Health Center, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. Sanford Al-Anon, 8 p.m., First United Methodist Church, Sanford. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. TOPS Chaper 79, 7 p.m., over Baptist Church, Crystal lake and Country Club, Lake Mary. Al-Anos, 8 p.m., recreation hail behind Stromberg- VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. fl Although joint ventures hold promise today, they could get costly if you're Impulsive or use poor judgment. Study business matters with ex. treme care. FLETCHER'S LANDING I 0 CI) MOVIE 'Dog Day After - a.m.. Monday Morners Toastmasters Club, 7:15 a. Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. Weight Watchers, 10 am., Ascension Lutheran Florida 7 p.m., Casselberry; Church, -I " _Ie - 9:00 Rehabilitative Services. T I j: 0 WA$ THE NIGHT WORE CHRISTMAS Animated The cit.: • zsns of a small town learn that San. as teelings have been hurt by an anorlyfnOus letter lothllOcllt)aper denouncing him us myth (R ) clJ(35)NA8*MLLIMUSIC MONDAY, DECEMBER 15 Community Coordinated Child Care for Central Florida, annual meeting and dinner, 7 p.m., Harley Hotel, Orlando. Election of officers. Speaker, Alvin Taylor, secretary of Florid Department of Health and LÀ' ..' . - - 12:00 8:30 kevncb, 9:45 am.., MalUand Civic Center. Special Ub Harris, music by Seminole Singers. Speaker -- y from pro andco*Ieg.eiperts "Young-at-Heart" dance ep.m., DeBary Community Center, Shell Road,. fBary. Instruction 1:30'p.m., Public Invited. IZ GUESS TWO OUT I_ upcoming games and commentary SUNDAY, DECEMBER If Flea Market and auction to benefit Seminole Baseball and Softball League, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Seminole Baseball Field, State Road 419, one-half mile east of Highway 17-92. Alt-music candlelight vesper service, 5 p.m. First Presbyteri an church, Sanford, Third Street and Oak . Avenue by Chancel choir. Ballroom and round dancing, 8 p.m., Temple Shalom, Providence and Elkcam Boulevard. Setnijole AA, 3p.m., open, Halfway House, 591 Lake Mi nn Ie Drive, Sanford. Sanford g Book AA, 7p.m. Florida Power & light, J_W45+kIP6OMIIA00 Wl'T14 ALL THAT F(EE•LC(JH' 5TUFFINHI5t(f_4c1e?-.0NE TWMG'5 ne SLJRE..HE'S HOT ( QzCNU4 UjE IT T'&O WL.I,, M0.L AND THE I4ANOIIELI. SiSTERS 1) 0 BUGS UI)NNYS LOONEY by tisS wounded soldiers in a hos,.. CHRISTMAS TALES Animated - t Bugs Bunny arid his band of friends 11:00 celebrate Christmas with thee S QTHIRTY MINUTES version of Dickens A Christmas ILJISUPERUAN Carof(R) REAICING AWAY Cyril U) (10) MATINEE AT THE 5 (7) 0 I St$115 dating a pretty college gel. 11:30 WWj Moocher gets a job as a the. g FACE THE HAliow ate usher J Q TONY BROWNS JC)(Jfi$ (35) BACKSTAGE AT THE lt'h Giant (35) MOVIE GRAND OI.EOPRY )B/W) (1946) Bud Abbott. Lou CosFLORIDA SYMPHONY U) (10) tella A country boy liters to live the HOLIDAY CONCERT city his as a salesman (It!? His I T (17) FOOTSALL SATURDAY Bob heal hosts a look at the day a AFTERNOON , cosegi scores, predictions tom Knights of Columbus basketball free throw for ages 11-14, 3:30 p.m., Saturday, All Souls Church gym. Sanfo rd AA Women's Group, 2p.m., 1201 W. First St. Casselberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lu theran Church. -111 Rather than boast of achievements or rationalize your defeats, play things humbly as events dictate. Be a good winner or a good loser today. ANNIE__ - rDAxW AIIf CDIJCT •t.4 SAMMA SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13 Flea market and auction to benefit Seminole Baseball and Softball league, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Seminole Baseball Field, State Road 419 one-half mile east of Highway 17-92. . &iiiuh LEO tJuly 23-Aug. 22) vantageou.s to keep your goals to yourself, but today unless others understand what you're aiming for, they will be unable to help you. AQUARIUS (Jan. 29-Feb. 191 Be wary In situations with pals today where they hold views which strongly oppose yours. A Friendly discussion could turn into a heated debate, PISCES Feb. 20-March 201 Financial conditions could be mixed today. You'll have opportunities to add to your resources. They could be shaky developments which might deplete them. ARIES i March 21-April 191 Try not to be overly insistent today about having things done your was. Your ideas 800 - CALEND Be complimentary rather than Critical of coworkers, especially If they are going out of their way to help you. Ingratitude leaves a poor impression. 191 This could be one of those pediency. Commitments you days where small expenses view as casual will be takec. I'Aflh)tI'tlDkI ILFVV.. t'.4.... 'W 191 Sometimes It's ad. FLORIDA'S WATCHING 0 fl SLACK AWARENESS ii U FIRST BAPTiST CHURCH /11 (35) THE JETSONS The Hasty 11 (17) MOVIE Hiatt (1950) Ronald Reagan. Pat,.cta heal A titimnaliti all soldier lands peace arisen he is befr iended tents (RIQ -. today. They could be talking UVU'JI4I JUU IVUWU VAIS.I. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. flt along one line and you could Don't agree to anything today be listening along another. AQUARIUS (Jan. 26-Feb. merely for the sake of ex- specify birth date. Via demonstrates lso tally. pa.kt.In floor. "ohs with about t, fireplace and considers to Security y- 7:30 0 LAWRENCE WEh.K cavalry Officer acts as peacemaker ben goldminers arid Apaches it 1/2 His) U) (()) THIS OLD HOUSE Bob Most Tom l4taCCubb,fl hosts this 5h of housep&ants and takes v"s" s to a plant ClirtIC (13 IN SEARCH OF_ •......i,i Mail $1 for each to A5tt0 Graph, Box 489, Radio City Station. N.Y. 10019, Be sure to 11 135) WILD, WILD WEST U) (10 FLORIDA HOME GROWN B Q NEWS 21-July 22) CANCER (J Th. TPWII (1ff MOVIE Stooges In Orbit (1962) Three Stooges Carol Cftiist.nsen Three men become involved with an invention developed by Martian spies , It 6:30 T CI RIlt present ri DC CM NEWS 1.S.Q632H-7SD-l098 For Monday, December 15, 1980 C- A 8 6 5 Bid just two spades. YOUR BIRTHDAY are apt to be the best, but 2. S. Q 6 3 2 H- A S D- 109 8 The Landy convention is an December 15, 1980 leave room for compromise. artificial two-club bid against C. 8 6 5 3 Bid three spades. 3. S. A 6 3 2 H- Q 2 D. 10 9 B an opponent's notrump to Situations could arise over TAURUS April 3)-May 20) . show both major suits. The C A 6 6 5 Bid four spades. corning the months to give you Others are prepared to help 4. 5- 3 2 11. J 7 D. K 87 6 2 minimum length you should Bid two diamonds. opportunities to use your you today, but only if they see have for this bid Is 5-4, with 5. C. 10 6 6 5 S arid 6-5 much better hold- This asks partner to bail out. organizational abilities and indications you are ready to managerial skills. When these help yourself. Don't expect inp. With 6-5 you can afford You are probably in trouble S. 3 2 H. 4 f D. 9 8 C Q instances occur, you will them to do things you won't to hold only 9 HCP, with 5-5 you need 16 with 5-4 ou bet- 10 9 6 5 4 Pass. You won't be handle yourself admirably do. ter have at least 12. Jere are hurt here. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) 6 5- Q 32 11. K? 1)- 1096 and profitably. some samsite tos. SAGITI'ARIUS (Nov. 23- You can't be all things toall 7(A 65 Bid two notrumo. -KQIOG2 You are LS willing tO have pan- Dec. 21) Times spent with people today, ao it's best not to D- 5 4 C- 2 A sub-minimum. ner play three of his better select members of your Inner try.. Your image will suffer it 2.5-K J 954 H. K Q 1062 maJor eyes if he, haa with miniD- A SC- 3 A good one. mum. lie can bid game a circle should prove very your actions smack of in3. 5- K J 10 8 7 H- A K 10 9 really good Landv hand or he enjoyable today. Activities sincerity. B D- K SC- 2 A really good can Invite game by bidding a shared with large or unCANCER (June 21-July fl) one. minor singleton Ike wishes to Familiar groups might prove You know what needs doing With hand No. I you are not pass the buck to you. any invitation going to a There are also us" for to be Just the opposite. Find today and you're a good to bid again. With hand No, 2 three-club and diamond out more of what lies ahead starter, but there is a chance you will bid game If partner respolses to Landv. They are for you in the year following you could get too easily shows any strength. With hand too complicated (or any but your birthday by sending for No. 3 you will raise two hearts really well-developed expert y• copy of Astro-Graph. discouraged if the going gets 5 — jY71 monogram 37 Sea an Central 6-00 BC NEWS C (35) BIONIC WOW.$ D(10)mum" MOST ENGUsH Five Red Herrings lord Pete, IvnsIy arid his manservant Slumho wosi awpse *tiils on holiday iScotiand IP&rt I) 71 1171 WRESTLING -' Here are some examples. ourpartner uses BUGS BUNNY 36 Jesus wul be mo founate than you have been in the past In dealings with members of the opposite sex. Look for profit, not romance. source. This person's information could be mac. curate. TAURUS April 20 May 2$) it's not usually your style, but you could be a trifle Jealous today of the good fortune of a frind. Should such thoughts enter your mind, dlsmlu them promptly. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) — You would be wise today to ely more upon yourself and less upon the promises of others. They may want to help, but they might be unable to deliver. could add up to Far more than seriously by others. RNMEREERN R vou intended to wend. Keen a LIBRA I Sent. 23-Oct 23, 42 —lMMr43 -f— 44 lid on the nickel-and-dime Self-discipline will be stuff or it'll bust your budget. required today if you hope to 48 49 ISO 151 PISCES(Feb.20-March20) keep abreast of your It's important today to define responsibilities. Neglected 53 54 152 your objectives and goats tasks will only cause corn114 _ very cieari,y, or you migni get pitcatlons later. 55 58 57 off on tangents and not acSCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 221 complish all you're capable of From time to time you are smitten with extravagant _11H+H ____ _____________ _________________ doing. _J —Li ARIES (March 21-April 19) whims and today could be one Be very careful today that you of those days. Steer clear of don't pass on hearsay or tempting merchandise you WIN AT BRIDGE gossip from a questionable don't need. .a. urwuuvv IIs Gospel Sermoñet ass iF U CHAJES ANGELS The . 1 (17) RUIFF souu Angels learn 01 a terrorist plot to peace 11:30 leader MOVIE Greatest 0 IT (35) DAY OF COVERY Of The Bible (19 79) Sam Bottoms. U) (10) COSMOS Torn HaSick The ti'acaI stones of GaNacticat Di Carl Sagan esansDanIel in 1151 hon $ dirt and J011511t uses the pI($iStadlt rIpOrIS OtetfS Of the Colt Of IYI.WIy COWS are terrestrial ,,s,tors to (win ancl retold tR) Shows that no convwcsng evidence WOMOVIE Treasure Of .iarna. stasis for sucri a visi t .. past or For Sunday, December 14, 1980 i 1L. Sunday. Dec.14, TV - rONIGHT'S By BERNICE BEDEOSOL things Into what others say vr two HOI4I4SNAW 10 THE ATTIC TO LOOK UP SOME CU) TAX RECCRP5.') HOROSCOPE 8 By Oswald Jacoby asdAluSontag I' Evening Harald, Sanford, F). SAGITTARIUS Nov. 23Dec. 21) Usually you're an 44 Cuts active person and a good self. 45 Corruption starter, but today. unless Y 46 Poems are properly motivated, YOU 47 Church fast aren't apt to be very 48 At all times productive. Tsk, tsk. 49 Singer Hems 50 Fa building Romance, trvel, luck, 51 Diminutive suf. resources, possible pitfalls fix and career for the coming 53 lyric poem months are all discussed — — __ — — — — Astro.Graph which your 4 5 6 10 Ii 9 7 begins with your birthday. - - Mall fl for each to Astro-13TT Graph, Box 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to 111 17 — - - specify birth date. 19 20 CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. _ - lIt T not to read negatie 22 • ARCHIE A rns,jj - -. NI $ ININIIL YOUR BIRTHDAY A ijLTJAj. , C _fP Decem 14, 1980 v*s iYT4p her N tj Although the relationships lj H A C i' I Nj C)IJ will be strictly business, you L I A 'V IAJJ - JI.I 1 HIONISITI IINISIEICITI IN U I F UIIIILOJ piol TIAINI 18 :, •. I!VI T [tL y forerunner SOOfGod(tat) 14 Give 51 Scottish skirt 15 Amorous look 58 C,md, of 16 Time 101W medieval (abbe.) 17 City in Israel50 Fenars Sin 10 Paradise 18 Worse 20 False dealings 80 Wild plum dweller 21 Fast aircraft II Fishing ds (abbe) 19 Dogmata 22 Chinese I Sacred image 20 Cyst 22 Little child 2 Fixed 23 Animal 23 Shocks 3 Addillofli garden 24 Faith healer toIos.s 26 Half RObSrts Roberts 4 (dito(s mark binocular 25 Jumbled (p1) 31 City on the medley 5 Be revived (2 Rhone 27 Conditionally wds) 33 Pronoun 6 Soviet Union 28 For fear that 34 Half (prefix) 29 Andy's (abbe) 35 Brace partner 7 Sup.rIe 36 Part to 30 Ready for suffix 37 Fabulist harvest 36 Having poorer 8 Freezing plant Posture 9 Constellation 32 Burp Art Sansom ST çXflJ Vg'i 1979. T 5l 11I ____ isitbum - 41 Mao Answer to Previous Puzzle twig 4NovAjIJ 420nsamesidj IxitLSLfc ACROSS by Chic Young . Va, Drum" (C) (I7I Los Barker. Joan Taylor A (35) WILD KINGDOM 800 (3(4) CHIP Oar Bonn*Clash I1 ma kidnapped by a motorcycle gang and tak en to a nemof• mountain sii. (5)0ABCHI( KOSUEOrS PtAC$ . - I �/ , -. - .. 0-1EV0111111114 Hsrald Sanford, FL Monday, Dec. 11,1* Evening Hera, Sanferd, FL Man arged.Wi in Drunk Driving_Arrest ibery I A IF%I - VVkWAMLU IN . BRIEF BanI-$odr Accuses Carter Of Hostage-Solution Delay ByU.ItedPreulilerutlissl With the American hostages nearing second Uw1mu in captivity, Iran's President Abothasaan B5I*SSdT ICCUNd PI1$I&flt Carter of delaying a SOlUtion to the hotae crisis and poadbly wanting to 1. leave the ptObk!fl to the incoming RU5*Z1 a& ;ministration. A WHIS House spokesman termed "ludicrous" a ; : statesnent by Bani.Sadr, broadcast on the CBS "60 Minutes" program Sunday night. "We won't dignify it .;. : with a comment," the spokesman iaId. : In an Interview conducted by Mike Wallace Dec. 4, Banl.&dr said in a cryptic statement he did not know where the Americans, now in their 406th day of Cap Uvity, were being held. "When IuyI don't know, iJ doesn't mean that I'm completely Ignorant of' situation," BaniSadr said. Polish Farmers Organize WARSAW Poland (UP!) — More than a toigand Polish farmers, threatening to stdke,have formed a "Rural Solidarity" orgathationto not for the right to own private farms and for official-recognition as an Independent union Some 1,200 farmers met Sunday after mw to tear complaints from representatives all over Poland and to ism a 24oint list of demands. Their did complaint Is against a court ruling last September that win regulations do not apply to selfemployed workers. Most of the fj land, although villagers and agricultural workers also were represented. The court will hear an appeal of the ruling Dec. Z. .. ... own their own • - ' ' I COUNTY IN * Fires Polk. Beat. WEATHER NATIONAL REPORT: Snow flurries swirled across the eastern Great Lakes states early today and gusty winds swept the Pacific Coast. Travelers advisories were posted for northwest Pennsylvania and western New York where windswhipped snow me& driving difficult. New York officials warned drivers to y home amia were reported as blustery winds and persistent snow squalls plagued the area. AREA READINGS (6 a.m): temperature: 61; overnight low: 4$; Sunday's high: 73; barometric pressure: 30.0$; relative humidity: 6$ percent; winds: northwest at 6 mph. TUESDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: highs, 2:32 am., 2:44 p.m.; lows, $:33a.m.,$:$Sp.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: tigle, 2:14 am., 2:36 p.m.; lows, 8:24 am., 8:49 p.m.; BAYPORT: highs, 6:32 a.m., 5:51 p.m.; lows, 2:43 am., 2:39 p.m. BOATING FORECAST: St. Augustine Ia4kr Islet, Out 60 Miles: Winds variable around 10 knots tâday and westerly 10 knots or less tonight and Tuesday. Seas 3 feet or lees. Fair. AREA FORECAST: Fair through Tuesday. High around 70 both days. Low tonight mid 40s to near 50. Winds variable 10 or less today and tonight. mph : __________________________________ HOSPITAL Sanford ADMISSIONS : TES Sarah U Sue : Willie Mae Low# . Wayne R Mo4nar ir . Fern Park Diana S. Dillon John F Jeffries Larne G ciiobbo R obbins . Sanford. Helen H. Shaco0l, Longwood Ruth Livingston Dorita A. Fitw, Orange city Kelly L. Mumtprd. Orange City Jun. __ Newsom ,, e N. Beatrice LilUanLTurruI , Janis M. Brady ad Edward J. Iobir$ 01 rwe, eq T. Kkgor-y. Dillon. BIRTHS Sifnard and Geneva Mitchell, °j Minniot U. Neuman, Dillon. L ; .P Esther R. Crawford. Lake Mary Richard E Jones. Ostwn Sanford, a baby girl DI$CHAIGIS Margaret Deftne Edward C. Mulus Dedons J.for:Lo Sally A. Cycler. Oren" City Norma C. hyena and baby boy, Deltons - I)vtcctives said the bandits forced their way into the . back door of Bob's Big Boy restaurant on La Clenega Boulevard being let out building for the dosing about 2:30 Sunday. An unknown amount of money was taken from the cash register during the holdup and the victims were robbed of their money and valuables. as patrons were First Sons Cancer: 50% Could Be Saved NEW YORK (UP!) —'As many as 50 percent of all NEW YORK (tIPI) — Ronald Reagan's son says he's not extending the oli ve branch to Jimmy Carter because the outgoing president has "the morals of a soaks." Ron Reagan, -32, said he will not shake - At the request of the Personnel Department and following the imaxtxnous recommendation of the Personnel Board, the county commission has approved a longevity wage increase of 5 percent for 16 county employees who have completed six years of continuous county service who are at the maximum salary In their pay level. The commission approved the Increase unanimously. For effected employees it will be accompanied by a percent cost-oflvtng Increase for all county employees approved 4 to 1. Commissionr Barbara Christensen voted against the across-the-board Increase. She said such an Increase should carry a $1,000 maximum per employee. P r - Cabinet Selection Finished? IA)S ANGELES (UP!) - Insurance, Paàkage Passes 11 The county commission has approved renewing its Self Insurance Package Involved a Uoyd's premium of $99,646 and a Gallagher Bassett Service Fee of $42,000 with a surcharge not to exceed $1,500. 10 Missouri Avenue Work Set hockwithCarterattilafather'ainaugurauon because he will "never forget the way (Caner) called my father a racist and a - — - Commissioner Kirchhoff requested the county adrnlnlstratzr to check loses If the public address system - in the courthouse can be repaired. At the request of Commissioner Sandra Glenn, the board directed the county Administrator to check into the possibility of arranging a system where the perw addressing the board will not have their back comj%,eZ toward the audience. - I I - H.rsld PPsIs by Tim VIici Seminole Guide Revised PARADE SMILES I h,. " •h e clown and her monkey , .1a,n.,,w ,WV Above, • • 'P "Fang," entertains residents at Bram Towers along the parade route in Saturday 's Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce Christmas At right, one of Santa 's prettier heIpes rides atop th e Central Florida Zoo's elephant "George" In the parade. Representatives from the Seminole County League of Women Voters presented the commission with their ne*ly revised booklet the "Seminole County Guide." - The commission helped to pay for revising and printing of the new booklet, which will be distributed at official locations across the county. ' . :..: - -. -. . . - -. . ,. Zoning Amendment Approved -. . 'I . During the county commission's public hearings this past week, the board: — approved unanimously a request to amend the Wekiva Hunt Club planned unit development commitment agreement to allow commercial &ccem onto Wekiva Springs Road. Developers are planning a shopping center for the corner of Wekiva Springs Road and Hunt Club Boulevard. approved unanimously a request for an amendment to the county's land-use plan from low-density residential to medium density residential and a rezoning from single family dwelling district to residential professional, property described as being n the south aide of Powell Street, south of State Road 434 and east of Pressvlew Avenue. The request was made by Luckenbsch Realty and the property will be used as a real estate office. — denied 4 to 1 a specific amendment to the county's land use plan, from Low-density residential to mediumdensity residential, property on the corner of We Rena Drive and State Road 434. TEC Realty Inc., had planned to use the property for the site of areal estate office. The problem, according to Land Development Administrator Herb Harden, was "piecemeal zoning." The property is one parcel among about seven together that should be zoned together so access can be controlled, he said. Re-zoning of the property from single family dwelling district to residentia l professional was denied unanimously. Shot Man Guilty On 3 Charges By DAVID M. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer The man who led Altamonte Springs police on a bullet-riddled car chase through winding streets, which ended when he was shot twice byan Officer Oct. 3, has pleaded guilty to a variety of charges. a gun drawn. The against co-defendant Nathanial Strange, 27, of Orlando has not case been reached. Davis, who also pleaded guilty to reckless driving, will remain in the jail pending sentencing later this month. yet In other pleas accepted by Circuit Richard Lee Davis, 30, 716 32nd St., Judge voile Williams this past week: Orlando, pleaded guilty to charges of Diane Shumway, 22, of 210 Cypress burglary, aggravated assault and fleeing Way, Casselberry, pleaded no contest to an officer, a charge of manslaughter In Nov. 23, 1979 Davis has been in the Seminole County accident which took the life of a 20-yearof - Jail Sim late October after recuperating old L.ngwood man. from gwehot wounds in his arm and Jaw. Shumway slammed her car into a Davis admitted burglarizing the home motorcycle driven by Larry Boley, 20, of of Mary Turner, 201 Hickory Lane, 6515 Moore Ave., on U.S. Highway 17-92. Forest City, then leading Altamonte — Glen Dalton, of Maitland, pleaded Springs police through a long car chase guilty to burglary of a vehicle in return from State Road 436 Into several sub- for the dismissal of four identical divisions and finally along San Sebastian charges, Prado, where his car broke down and he Deputies accused Dalton of the Sep. was shot after getting out of the car with tember 1960 burglary of five trucks 0 Longwood To Debate ByJANECAELBERRY Herald Staff Writer A public hearing and final approval of the controversial Code Enforcement Board are scheduled for the Lcngwood City Commiadon nesting at 7:30 p.m. today at the city- hall. lie ordinance establishing a board of citizens to hear cases Involving violations of city codes was passed on first reading on Nov. 17 by *32 vote. Commissioners J.R. Grant and Bill ieuaivu upwu u tawnance. Under a new Florida law, cities are permitted to establish code enforcvnentboarde to handle city code violations and fill the gap left by the dissolution of municipal courts. City offica1s have complained that the state attorney Is not prosecuting violators of city codes. There will also be a public tearing on an amendment to the LongwoodHlstcrlcal District ordinance increasing the number of members allowed on the Longwood Historical Commission, Bob Keesee of the Department of Community Affairs, Tallahassee, will be commission on an affirmative action plan City owneu by R.W. Collins Inc. Ernesting Prince, 620 Eastwood Court, pleaded guilty to paying an Altamonte Springs water bill with a $200 bad check. — Bobby Wilson, also known Gerald Steffan, pleaded guilty to the Sept. 22, burglary of a Sanford home at 3507 Orlando Drive. Wilson, who has no permanent address, was originally accused of breaking into the home and staying there for several days, stealing a car and making a dangerous boobytrap out of a stockless shotgun and wire. —Fred McLaughlin, of Bursaw, NC., pleaded guilty to stealing more than MOO Aug. 4 fro m the Seminole County gas station he once worked at. Reather Lacy, 20, of 430 Wlnnoset Ave., DeLand, pleaded guilty to stealing more than $100 in merchandise from the - Ex-FBI Brass Face Jail Zayre Depare department store in Sanford. AREA DEATHS for the city. The commission will consider resolutions appointing an advisory committee to assist the commissioners in reviewing the proposed city zoning ordinance; and approving Reiter Park as the name for a new fire station-city park in honor of James R. Reiter. A petition for rezoning will be considered from Edourdo Arango, trustee, for changing 16.014 acres located on Range ... - ........ une itoac oeruna me 434 i'Iaza from business us ness arl professional to multi-family residential. The property is owned by the First National Bank of Louisville. Also up for rezoning will be Florida Residential Cornmunilies property north of Longwood Hills Road and on both Sides of Lake Emma Road from R-1 Residential and 84 Business and Professional to R-2 Residential. If approved these rezoning requests will be voted on first reading. City Administrator David Chacey will report on the Longdale Industrial Park drainage. . b L.Ahwl I - ews_____m MRS. NORA NEWSOME Mrs. Non B. N of 301 sons, J.C. Newsome, o e, sk Lakeland and Vernon two E. 34th St., Sanford, Neuxne, Ft. Meyers; seven died sixty Sunday at her grandchildren and three residence. Born In Blackshear, Ga., she moved GFnkOW Funeral Home Is here 50 year* ago from New in dwp Of arrangenwAs. Sm yrna Beach, She was a homemaker, a member of the First Baptist Church, the Homemakers Club, the Funeral Notic.s American Legion Auxiliary, - i "le $ and 40 Club and the Sanford Garden Club. - She Is survived by four daughters, Gwen Cates and Jeri Miller Howell, both of Sanford, Mrs. Hugh S. Crosson Jr., Jacksonville and Laverne N. Bass, Sanford; Laverne NIVIOMI. MRS. NORA S. — F uner al i. Neasomi. St of 301 C. 24* 5e.. S401111WO, 11010 died Sunday It hen residence. will be of 11a.m. Tuesday, a, Gearnkow FunSnsi Home CPsa04 with Or. J. Ted Cesmafo. ties Rev. Jack Soqqs and the Rev. Jolvi U. huh of IewIaI in Evu'gresn Cenn.seny. Gram in cearg.. js . - ! __ - ( , .~V* - ___ i -i - COME . WATCH ,ry THE GREYHOUNDS RUN ATLANTA (UP!) President Carter's Carter said the fact that election day was oldest win says his parents were embarrassed 'tie anniversary of the hostage crisis In Iran by the loss to Ronald Ragan but Miss Lillian led to his father's defeat. was taking the defeat the hardest. 'The hostages in Iran built up a feeling of frustration among the people," he said. "The "Tie embarrassment is definitely tiers, election falling one year after the hostages' but neither of my parents is taking it hard in the an= of being emotionally strung out capture and the publicity surrounding it was the primary reason my father lost. The about it," Jack Carter said Sunday in an conservative trend was not the main reason." Interview with radio station WGST. Carter, 33, said his father wants to return to He said Min Lillian, recovering from a his hometown of Plains and to write two books broken Pip the suffered a month before the one summarizing his presidency and the election, "did, however, take the defeat other dealing with the Middle East peace harder" than his father or mother. accords reachd at Camp David in 1978. congress May Shelve Reagan Salary Plan - — two were convicted WASHINGTON (UP!) 1 duck session of the 96th Congress. Weary congressmen were to meet today in a Last gasp effort to pass a funding bill FLORIDA IN BRIEF - AT THE - - - SANFORD-ORLANDO KENNELCLUB - Bring Mom and Dad every night midnight. ' lie funding bill, dubbed a "Christmas tree" because of the 145 special Interest amendments attached to It, and the proposal for higher salaries for congressmen and Up government officials are the Last obstacles to a final adjournment of the weary A major processor foresees sharp increases in the retail price of scallops as a result of the mysterious blight that has afflicted a rich mollusk bed along Florida's east coast. Tht blight has caused dislocation in the scallop industry as well as concern among those living along the tutu-Florida coast. Scientists are still seeking to learn the cause. That has brought rumor and speculation, ranging from a natural die off to toxic chemicals, heavy metals and even gases buried 230 miles out at sea by the military. But ehile scientists grapple with the problem, shortages of scallops are developing. Del Hose, manager of Southern Seafood Inc., one of the nation's largest scallop processors, says shoppers in the northeast tflil see price hikes of 25 percent in the next two weeks. 4 'Executed' in Miami MIAMI iUI'O Police are searching for a red car believed stolen from one of the victims of Miami's first quadruple murder the execution-style shootings of two men and two women, one of them a prominent city Official, found in a little Havana apartment. The car, a 1968 Oldsmobile with a damaged front end, was nussing from the small duplex where the bodies ere found over the weekend, police said - Sunday. Among the victims was Dr. Aurea Pogglcm, 46, Miami's assistant director of cultural affairs. A secretary in 1)r. Poggio's department, Colombian-born l.:gia Trujillo, was the fourth victim. The president-elect hoped to The 148 Individual amendmints are special interest items ranging from money to construct federal buildings to be named after retiring conaresarnen to a 12.7 million outlay to pay for a deficit incurred by the Lake Placid Olympic Committee. same conference inserted a 17 percent salary increase for members of Congress — from $90,952 to $70,900 — Into its proposed conference report over the weekend, although each house individually had rejected the raise. The House embraced It Joyfully Saturday, on a ,tiniibig vote without a roll call, but the Senate said no, — become the House In DONFT / "II T it CLI with your Insurance I I Iil FREE! within when is a Children Must Be Accompanied By Adults because cii the Republican _______ SANFORDmORLANDO* KENNELCLUB fl-IF FVAESTFLLX5 / PitGPCv-iwOTWP*GS / - THAT NM e - 4 - - II', JUST OFF U .S. 17-92 ON DOG TRACK ROAD IN LONGWOOD - ze 7 - - RESERVATIONS: 831•1600 - - - On Saturday, Congress gave Its final approval to a number of tax law revisions, Including reductions In the tax burden on bankrupt debtors, real estate Investors and U.S. citizens living and working overseas. But a $25.6 billion mass transit till was killed because of a filibuster threat by Sen. Richard Lugar, R-Ind. Lugar baited the bill in its tracks when he defeated efforts by Dernoa'atic leaders to limit debate on the measure, which he called livesporaible.. Congress also settled two outstanding differences. whose numbers already had been cot In bait by defectors who Left for horns without waiting for lbs final gavel— quit wstl today, Rep. Bob MIdiel, R..flL, who 11 women's abortions In cases of basic funding tilL Graham Ready To Run Again u; - - Republican leader TAl.I.MIAEE, Fla. (UPI) — Gov. Bob Graham at the midpoint of his four-year term Is already making plans to run for another. lie said it eouh1 take only "two postcards from Uflt stm Ii (J draft him for a second term bid, '-Everyday is a new challenge. I never had a more enjoyable 23 months,' Graham said in a year-end lot er%1ee OFFICIAL SCHOOLING RACES — - committee will The House abandoned Its fight for stricter 'governmentfinanced abortions, agreeing to the Senate position and the current law that the government should pay poor Michel indicated a hope perhaps an expectation that the Senate In return for the House dropping the pay raise will yield on some of the special interest tax benefits or "ornaments" it placed on the House and Senate positions, and the tired lawmakers Christmas Eve Day at 1, P.M. attract letter officials with election victory in November. the higher pay, officials said. troversiss, and a joint conference committee planned to meet today for what members believe will be a trade-off on The * at- 6:00 P.M. from now until Dec.26 . .1 I (except Wed., Sat., Sun. & Christmas) year. 95th Congress. Hopes for ending the lame duck session late Saturday disappeared in the twin con- i : rape and incest when reported 72 hours, as well as there risk to the woman's life. In turn, the Senate bowed to raises. For upper level house opposition in deciding federal employees, it would to give up its efforts to provide mean an Increase of from severance pay to Senate staff. $52,600 to $58,500 a ers who lost their Jobs that is necessary to keep several government agencies from running out of money at Scallop Blight Could Lead To Sharp Price Increases - January, saId In a television Interview Sunday the pay raise is now a "dead Issue," and predicted the conference committee will agree to drop the salary increase, Senators said Reagan wanted the pay hike so 34,000 subCatinet government officlals and judges whose salaries are tied to congressional pay could get — President-elect Ronald Reagan's hopes for higher salaries to live better workers Into top government jobs may have died In the prolonged attempt to finish the lame years ill prison and a $10,000 fine. - Code Board ever was." Reagan, a dancer with the Joffrey II ballet company1told the magazine he was awareof public speculation that he might be a homosexual, and called the idea 'laughable." '1 just can't believe the level of stupidity of reporters in this town," said Reagan, who shares a Greenwich Village apartment with on ('APE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UP!) V 1W. .. MT '.. ... ,~~,; % ,, ", , !" -, ' A'41 - WASHINGTON IUPI) Two former top-ranking FBI officials could get jail time for their unn precedented convictions precedented charges they approved secret black bag join" the FBI code name for break-ins in a hunt far fugitive radicals in 1972-73. W. Mark Felt, 67, the bureau's former No.2 man, and Edward S. Miller, M. Its retired Intelligence chief, face sentencing today 'before Chief U.S. District Judge William Bryant. llie on a conspiracy charge Nov. t, fur approving break-Ins at the hcxne of friends and relatives of leaders of the militant •Weather, Underound. Mathnu,n penalty on the civil rights charge is 10 - - HEY KIDS - - — Sound-System Change Near? my Jack Carter Says Kin Embarrassed- (ntnagletllents with conflict of Interest laws. The Seminole County Commission authorized the coutq Public Works Department to proceed with work to realign Missouri Avenue. from Abraham LincoLn, but father has the potenti al to be the greatest president th ere — it 's a there's much do." Holmes' statement, on which he did not elaborate, would indicate Reagan has named his choices, they have accepted and both parties are awaiting word on security clearance from the FBI and possible legal - warmonger over and over again." In an Interview published In this week's New York magazine, the younger Reagan his new wife, Doria. said, "Carter would have sold his mother to "Until people brought the subject up... i get re-elected. He has the morals of a make." never even thought about it. The idea that Reagan said his father "Is the most anyone would think dancing Is effeminate. I'll honorable man who hiss ever been elected tell you this lot more athletic than president. I don't want to take anything away playing baseball." Ronald Reagan's Cabinet sekxtim may be out of his hands now, and legal requirements are holding up final announcement of a full Reagan team, an aide indicates. The president-elect worked at his Pacific Palisades Iw,tne Sunday on correspondence, dictation and tnenun, West Coast press spokesman Joe Holmes said. Asked if Reagan was working on final Cabinet selections, Holmes said, 'lie's gone through his part of the Process. I don't think more he can .- . -- You,nger Req,gan Angry At Carter cancer patients could be cured, given present knowledge of the disease, the American Cancer Society sa )S. But only 41 percent of current cancer patients will survive at least five years after treatment — the requirement for a cure" the ACS said in its 1951 Cancer Facts and Figures." The 9 percent difference between possible and actual -cures" translates to 134,000 people dying of cancer .then they might have been saved by earlier diagnosis and prompt treatment," the ACS said. Longevity Wages Increase '. 'WALL of the am. - Naples Hospital Collapses . • was " Inmate cells. Seminole County Sheriff John Polk said the lockers will enable the prisoners to secure their belongings. The Seminole County Commission voted 4 to 1 to spend the money from the board's contingency fund with the stipulation the money later be replaced by unexpended funds from the Sheriff's Department from the last budget year. Ccsnmialcmer Bill Kirchhoff voted against the purchase. r NAPLES, Italy (UP!) — A 40year-old hospital balking damaged by last month's major earthquake collapsed early today, burying about a dozen elderly patients under the rubble, police said. The hospital, housed In the former Bourbon royal palace In the clenter of the city, collapsed without warning In the pee-dawn hours, Officials said about a dozen elderly patients, many of them in their 60*, were covered by the rubble. Several nuns who workI.e.11 d ii. "Hospice ..S ph.. Poor," h,u,uI In the collapsed palace wing were also burled. — The county will spend an additional $2,510 at the new Seminole County Jail to install lockers in the banks In - - LOS ANGE:LES I UPI) An all-points bulletin out today for two shotgun-wielding bandits who police said robbed a restaurant, herded 11 people into a walkin refrigerator and shot nine Of them execution-style. iliree were killed. We don't know what motivated them to shoot," said 1.1. Ron Lewis. 'We have no indication of resistance by the tictirns,' Inmates To Get Lockers 0 9- BALI, !ndcnesia'(UPI) — Indonesia President Subarto, Leader of the world's largest Moslem nation, opened the OPEC summit meeting today with a pies to Iron and Iraq to end the first war ever between members of the powerful oil group In the Interests of Islamic unity. But delegates from the two Middle East oilproducing nations nearly came to blows shortly before start 01 the oil ministers' meeting — the first high-level OPEC gathering since the Iran-Iraq war began nearly three months ago on Sept. fl. In a glaring reminder of the war, Iran left an empty chair at its table, graced by a large picture of Its oil minister, Mohammed Tandgoyan, who is being held by Iraq as a prisoner of war. To ease the prospect of verbal conflict, conference organizers changed the alphabetical order of seating, Inserting Indonesian delegates between those from Iran and Iraq. Bandits Kill 3, Wound 6 At Los Angeles Restaurant By DIANE PETRYK Herald Staff Writer The Seminole County Cnn"l" has authorized its planning department to conduct a public hearing to prepare amendment proposals to the county's Short Range Development Plan. The amendments are intended to better define the relationship between land use categories and zoning. 2, Shot At Lennon Memorial Gathering Usited Press literutlsal Ironically, Sunday's The scene in Liverpool — scenes — young girls were 10 minutes. holding their hands abc e On the day millions of rock shootings In Central Park hometown of Lemon, Starr, collapsing with total Some 1,500 Beatles fans their heath and swaying to t [ fine gathered solemnly to occurred within a quarter Paid McCarpy and George hysteria." traded albums and memories music. honor the memory of John mile of where Lennon was Harrison — was hauntingly "I was on duty in 1964 when at a convention in Boston and Atthe end of the silent viii Lesson, a man wte sang gunned down outside his like 1964 when the foursome the Beatle had their civic U.S. radio stations sand. in Miami's Bicentennial Pa about peace, shots rang out In home, the ultra-exclusive known as the Beatles had Just reception In liverpool and it wiched the vigil of silence most Of the 3,000 fans held New York's Central Park and Dakota apartment buildlng,a started on their way to was just the same this time between how' of Beatles' two-finger peace signs and I p hysterical English teen-agers week age today. becoming the most popular around," she said. songs. Millions more around band played, "Give Peace a stormed a stage In liverpooL Elsewhere, tens Police said John Loney and rock group In history. of the world joined the ob," While facts sang "All you Philip Gulffre of Brooklyn A mass of surging, thousands of Beatle lane in servance — ifonlybykeeping _____________ Stay need love" Sunday. Len- were leaving the centj-alPark hysterical teen-agers stormed Seattle, Los Angeles, silent for 10 minutes of ?I I(41 non's accused killer feared for memorial service attended by a stage during a candlelight Philadelphia, Miami, Detroit, mourning. Flags in New York Us own life. Mark David more than 100,000 people vigil for Lennon attended by 'and Memphis. Tenn., also City flew at half staff. _____________ ___ Chapman's attorney said when they were shot after more than 30,000 people. paid homage In silence, In Morrison, Cob., some death threats had been allegedly telling a drug seller Police said about 150 people, beginning at 2 p.m. EST, as 4,500 people gathered at the scrawled on his cell wall and to leave the ceremony. They most of them girls 13 to 17 requested by Miss Ono. Red Rocks Ampitheatre, ~ a C~ (iapman was afraid someone were not seriously wowvieci years old, were treated for Simultaneously, somber where in the mid..'60s the CENTRAL H EATING would try to poison him. shock and hysteria, crowds in Raleigh, N.C., Beatles made their only Coincidentally, some tt "It was Just like the Beatle Atlanta, Hartford, Conn., appearance In the Denver In Los Angeles, a St. Louis nearly 3,000 people gathered man was held for allegedly on Cricket Hill in Chicago's era all over ajain," said Concord, N.H., Cincinnati, area.After a period ofsilence, PLUMBING & HEATING INC. - S.C., threatening the We Pit Yoke Uncoln Park tohonor Lennon HazelAbtxctt, 48, a nurse who Columbia, and the audience members — Ore, Lennon's widow, and carried signs that read, treated some of the teen- numerous other communities some weeping — sang "Give former Beatle Bingo Starr. "Handguns kill people" age. "It was the same old across the nation fell silent for Peace a Chance" while IN BRIEF County To Hold Hearing On Land Use, Zoning Action Reports OPEC Meeting Stormy NA11ON BRIEF A deputiessay thought $ would keep him out of Jail ona *unk driving charge had to pay 118,4M just to get outoubond. Vincent &ejna, 54, of Lackport, ILL, was charged with ti'll*ry after allegedly offering first $20 then $100 to officers arresting him on charges of driving under the influence and * Courts running a red light early Sunday morning. * Deputies say SIejna was pulled off State Road 4 near Howell Branch Road minutes after mldnht after allegedly I rjnning a light. TELEVISION SETS STOLEN FROM MOTEL After palling over, SieJna allegedly backed his van Into a In two separate Incidents Wednesday, thieves stole two patrol cabefore getting out to fail two roadside sobriety tests. television sets from Altamonte Springs Inn, 151 N. Douglas After the first test Siejna offered one officer $20, then a Ave., Altamonte Springs, police say. backup officer $100 to forget the Incident, deputies say. He was A television set was stolen from room 135 and another from placed under arrest and ordered held on a felony bribery room 776, police say. th. u bonded out shortly after his arrest. TOOLS STOLEN FROM CAR PARCEL WAREHOUSE BURGLARIZED Tools worth $1,000 were stolen Wednesday from a vehicle Deputies say they are today investigating the weekend belonging to Larry Davis, 410 Laurel Drive, Michigan, md,, bresk4n at United Parcel Service's Longwood warehouse. police say. Neither deputies nor company workers say they have any The vehicle was parked at the Holiday Inn parking lot, 2.10 Idea how many packages were taken by the thieves, who cut a West State Road 436, when the theft occurred, police say. hokln the side ol the steel building and an interior chaln4ink ROOM BURGLARIZED locker area. Thieves stole $695 worth of items belonging to Richard The burglary was discovered Sunday morning by a woman Kelley, Rural Route I, Carlisle, Pa., police say. bringing a guard dog to the warehouse. Deputies gave no InKelley was staying at the Holiday Inn, 230 West State Road formation on whether a dog was supposed to be locked in the 436 when the theft occurred. building Saturday when the burglary occurred. Kelley told officers he left his room locked and upon returF1REMFXSCARS BURGLARIZED ning he found the door partially opened. Thieves burglarized the cars of four county firefighters and A tape recorder, clothing brief case and camera were two county fire trucks Saturday, deputies say. among the items taken, police say, The thieves took more than $2,000 in tools, equipment and DAMAGE DONE TO WATER PLANT personal belongings from the vehicles, parked at the county's About $500 worth of damage was dOto the South Water station at Five Points, off U.S. Highway 17.92, they say. Plant, Castellon Drive, Casselberry, Wednesday, police say. The thieves took a wide variety of Items from the cars Someone entered the fenced-in plant area and pushed ranging from radios to football, deputies report. several 190pound, steel, square manhole covers into open I Several Items including a 50400t section of hose, were taken trenches containing plastic chlorine distributing lines, police from the fire trucks, they say. say. The hose was Later found lying along Bedford Road just The lines ruptured, causing flooding of the trenches and the outside of Sanford, they report. area, police say. - Monday, Dec. IS, 1$O—iA —CALL— Vote MILTON SMITH CITY COMMISSION SEAT 4 TONY RUSh I 322421$ TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16TH AT SANFORD CIVIC CENTER Pd. Pot. Adv. Pd. For By Campaign Treas. Milton Smith p �- . . - a - .-.- . • Monday, Dec. iS, iNS Ii $258 Million OK'd CLASSIFIED ADS CALENDAR Seminole To Help Refugees 322-261 CLRSSIFIED DEPT. WAUNGTON (UPI) -i iloone i to tI Sonate a nwore peMing million for t tpartnt 01Health and Tha Services to aid Cuban __ cam MONDAY, DEC1BER15 oat Curtitnateit Florida, annual meeting ant dlzuter, 7p.m., Harley Hotel, Orlando. Election 01 officers. Speaker, Alvin Taylor, secretary of Florid Department ci Health and Rehabilitative Services, Wright Watchers, 10 a.m., Ascension Lutheran 7 Florida Church, Casselberry; p.m., FederalAltamonte Springs. L$et Workshop 7:30 p.m., First Presbyterian thurth, DeLand; 7 p.m., Florida Federal, State Road 4 and 434, Altamonte Sprtn. Sanford AlAna, 5 p.m., First United Methodist Ounrch, Sanford. Saidord AA, Spin., 1201 W. First St. TOPS Chaper 7, 7 p.m., over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Countr' Club, Lake Mary. Al.Anoa, 8 p.m., recreation hail behind Stromberg. Carbon, Lake Mary. Maitbo4Sontk Sun taste Chamber of Commerce 110 N. annual C)uistmu open houne, 5:3b.7:30 p.m., Maltlaàd Ave., Maltiand. 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ADS "123 2611 322 7611 - KEN'S ROOFING P ree Eslinalls --- choice .lrray ob Clasfied Ads , :: - • easI Coil eyes on an unusually-, cabinetny Mason repairs 5, oreIe lnisJ'lingl. pressure cashing roofs home 3.31 SIll •, r.inancing Avalabie - (AR PEN TRY Repairs, pain bing. *111 coverings, dry wall - work, all bypes. iaminabis - :- ,. House Painting nlcrior tenor & Gullet Won's Over IC Si'i Painting yrs Iaperi.nce Unibed Painters Alt S tm 1)1 155$ --- - I',..nir'r Ill,- - tlovsflw'vel (leaning Service P,rsonalled,fasldeperidable Regular or I time basis Wedowelh*I00OSS 67? 5894 kenneth anylirn' - - I'.! (i,, Halt ____________ ' enbIe Bens ,5ign ¶pe(aizip,0 in Truck lell.rin54 and 3 Dimensional Sbyro Foar.-i lqIlers Fleasonacle 139 337$ ASk lq, Gentle Ben - 337-5]5t P9t I - I Painting & Pressure Cleaning - I I I I DOILARSi' II I - a -' 'I Ties Service I I A J Sizemore Inc Service - " ________- want Ad Way? -'--- ____________________________ Won Start Building Yo01 ChriStmas fun' Today' Buy 1. Sell The I I -For a Job well done in any lype I of House Cleaning. ApIs . S. I SAsi ENERGY I Ball S. Blown C USTOM SULATION CO )734153on 414 725 F ret e%t I '• ---------- Insijiation Whole Ball 01 Wa. B. E. Link Const, 322.7029 Anllsony Cortase. still serying Platen Organs. Layaway br Christmas Elec. Guitar I amplifier $200 Value Special now $51906 Bob B-all Music Cenlet 7302 Frendh Avi 333 _ R.modelifl Specialist - Painting and dry Small Olficel. including new Homes Call the Dusters pm 7 p m AlA br Jeanie 0' Nadine 904353 iSIS - - • __________________________ - at work No Oil I0 ____________________________ I - - 57A-Gvrss 1, Amino tlume Remodeling a. Siding Free- EsI Ihi'.is 56% 6331 ii' 1.6$ 6115 I I'fousaosafllflg ____________________________ 1 ' ElectrIcal Nursing Center - - Aluminum Screen Repair, gutter t,"dy t Alum big ones with a want ad - -- Remodeling I - ' Con-u-for Stars ____________________________ Going lilhiflg1 Ge? all Ih. "quiprent you need Ion Ihosi P or Quality tonic repair and - I andscapnij ..11 373 47)1 Ask 101 5ev-i or Doug _____________________________ - - • - I Plight HOrnS Repairs C.WA TNt' jt At tb IC Your SALES POW WINTER WILL TAKE A WISE USE I sleilman painting I Repairs alIy work Fr,, Est DiSc t SeniorS $31 SIlO Refel' - Lone Distance Service We clean yOUf garage 343 33)5 Day or All Time iloytri Local -- - -- _ Shop Park A,. Sanford 1)051 3226111 W,iboldl", Camera __ 134 6)99 Insured 1216031 __________________________ 3231171 H6nnah Music _.t323 u'2222 I j s.- - 51,1 WI 577 651 5S70 -- Ewe and Sun ApIs 331 $194 I c CUVIN USIVA11L AIf. Dry WI'. HaiicJ-flg Ti'slure-d Ceilings S RalinI. 173 4*33. 1324645.-' Richard's Carpentry and SurpluS Toys F ree gill will every purchase Opening 'valufda, Dec l)?Is 'o,,ilh End ci Orange Asp Turn right one tilo(k I5pn lell one block '0 WaIls Voyl Headquarters -_-- Dog Grooming. Poodles & Small & S?amPoo. 110 Ar. you WaI "A Listening' On the Page I Bargains Glisten Selling in A • ai etlirNel Wr,iialriing I Repair- Carpentry Pair World's Largest Slt.,lfq'd Anmll Zoo F actory (lOSeOutt or 705 7111 e . P4orv* 1nIroVefl*fltS __________________________ 41* Tall F lea Market and Toy I Pet Services I I _______________________ . I ______________________________ I _______________________ 7756 ,.- I rrl)lsl( i- 6?l 1010 54-Garage Sales I i'S PAPERHANOINO 34 "tr$. lap. Work 5varantsed I Lic- Free 1st, 642-4047. I (pr for healing. relricjeralion Ac - Waler - Brick Veneer New & (310 hOuse-s All type ol nrc F cur F S lone pp'$s,pgjng ' CoolerS, M-sc Anytime 123 _______________________________ I need od want ($ Brick DonI Despair Q Pull Your Hair Us. A Want Ad 3227611 or Cit I when you Heating a Air Conditioning - Aqtnl )39 *'.6 S.w 'N vac. iii s Magnolsa Ave Downbown Sanford 2237702 - - - - flit S. Free's ________________ _ BACIL 'TO ,.ATUiE' we. 3 WRANGLER JEANS -. -- L.gh? Plumbing 3334327 - TV repo P9' 7 0ulh Sold orig 549375 Sal III) I.or $ll mo - - - - - - Lai Sr'vls - 11,300 Sal, 5955 67* 6511 guaranteed Free eslimales REALTOR MLS at 'swasnyeee' 15)551! sas.se• II (orir'.i'!i ________ ______________________ -- PIN SAIL MACHINES Coin operated or tree play Ea:I road *ill deliver, 5200 $V.0 331 $544 >c 7951611 --_______--__________ -CLEAN Oil I ADJUST Your beeng mach,fleof vacuum cleaner 5200 Parts I. suppleel for all mach,n,s Over 30 yrs All riper Intl work s'..'r '.'..a'4*deiiL.Ibawlt1 'pl' - -- % 'a' P' A' te tviia Is.',. 'ira I is [)I IS A'sO( .4 1 ii. phone 377 ?CI an9o'd 5.a1JTlPULt 4 Bins-) balls SEDUCED? Cuitam blfl on* on .s LA m, maNy s I Any Size Lawn 323 '1323 liIl rrpa'r Applilflcel in Ihe tome- Small Elpclrlcal work Grooming enne-i', Therm Uood Used TV,. $255 isp MILLERS PIt 322 0352 2611 Orlando Dr ..O . '1 WILCO SALES--HWY 44* ius W •lI 4 Santerd 1124575 ___ -_____ I (uI Edge. Trim I. Prune ______________________________ ____________________________ ____________________________ i (onlroilr'd tleal Olf Floor Sire-prig Bouts We caler to your pets .371 57$? 151 t' I B Lange Screen Porch Swimming Pool Call BlI MaI,cloe'%k, REAL TON 327 7953 F yes -331) Boarding a Grooming - JOE'S LAWN SERVICE I_iT Animal l4l,rn hoarding I - cub. colbon and Cowboy cxilve-'.?ef anoqtrddOiors Buy 5,.jnland 3 0-Orm I 5115-it bOth 'seIne c.arpit diissnl C I 'lied I - yeslttopatw 1l.a' payment SAKS. 1104 N- MIII AYe 117921 Orlando I 5963*40 __________________ #,t-stern000tsl?9t9Up U] - 00*0 ___________ me _______________________________ Trim, Garage & Small Business clean Ups I W,o00hile Anylime 373 5636 "'' player, etc Pay 1129 or II) per ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 3231191 110 Sanlord Ave The e%'pd I keg 'ira- Iha', Ilrc*rw )7? el7 130 N t'srs ArC _______________________________ I .IEWQUASAR Gianl screen -TV. 5 50 •t Remote corilrol Save onzj ,,,, JWfl&Gt'dfl Service - - Chest. 10" Dining Room Sub elF' (.1 - t Chars lab) Adams CI - ______________-- - - ,/55i l'Inuling - Trash. Tree STEREONEW 3 WAY COMPACT SYSTEM Stereo radio, RSR Ptsono. $ Irack Drawer I 511 5772 Free Es?. ,___•• to-AII 5151 Al.ltv', (ON OISMI tat" tis' p5? S Beauty P,oa ,lt L IS? SI 177 5741 HEAP$ CUSTOM SERVICE Inferior. lucre., FREE ESTIMATES 323 $132 --_________ - -for hunting you need a gun for telling use Herald Wan? Ads 323 2611 wood I'ls & lndS PostS. rail. I I _________________________ -- - I Junk hauled away, we will pay I you for some items or charge you son clean up Free Et 30Ifl2_ I Call 3731652 Eve All S __________________________ "iI (han link for surity. Rustic Beauty Car -- Con Stereo. Inc Dresser. iL ea ft .1 I ,j,3)$439 -_- per mo NO MONEY DOWN Still in ware.tflly Will deliver P re-c home Irill. no ob1011iOn (all 562 ¶394 day or ngiil mo Financing, no paInttnua pirecleaninu - Junk Remod Fence _____________________ ____________________ Aluminum Siding I Sotbil FreeEs?,mates 1192 or lake Over payments lIt tAT I E RJiE 5 New, $0. i ____________________________ ,I'.lnQr Used 516 00 Es ihanqe 111)9 5 Sanford Ave li 5910 I I I- ANYTHINO IN FENCE - new over 1700 Balan'cr due _________________________ -- - ._,,Si. ~7o11 inmc's. lanced backyard' 323 6363 iiiê II - COLOR TELEVISION RCA ?5 TV - Wilnut (OnSOIP Sold for Sale 311.31SF 11051 i __________________________ 53r__TVRadio'Stereo _______________________ -.___________________________ - I 1___ - mo ____ 50-Msscellaneous 377 773 _ - - --- Mortgage Broker. 1101 F RObifl%Ofl ____________________________ Pay'fl,fl's 520.500 - .._1y ________ SuL_f .LISTLD' 3 lirm I bath tanSacaind cic-wir II' .nm mm. finiplaci. JUL'T 322 'at' I on. cone at.- 5. ton -. on vs,, Ron a.- on t 'a-a - Dens! h,esedendwlth eel-S 'sItwi, e.w c.rpe, £ morel CALLAYTiME T .-wa.li •_ _____ geiu3 Bin-i bath'seI,s 111 .5 h . tEn' 'eUJiU' D's MOONEY AP lime Sal $159 llor 51935 We pay rash" lOt Itt 5 hid mortgages Way le'çg. Lit I.Ii* REALTORS 18,tW Id SI as TM Cv-.Sii .1* 1.111 00,-es .ian. f,'uWac. gesl 'ms. slising v-es lamlly lii & .ra .WWSS 51IA n - . - Pd. Pot. Mv. Pd. For ly Campalps Trias. Mills. San*t 'only, r,ou,. 5, 5 'IM.a eon en '. ('twe* S,ous9i. c's: - u'c'aonon "on - . _ Ne one on VT ______________________ L on. on. T, * I- to TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16TH AT SANFORD civic CENTER 'e' 'a51 'en, CDUWTSV LIVIWO' Newly L'TThLrIiEi 3 Sitvm.2 bath I vui • Assume SPISsI' SPLASNI 4 Bi.S'2 I & pait ba 'Mnw lTh E..tIus*e w..ptib.n'saed EC599 lillV 139.550! - LiYOU(BU5ineSS, ro GE dIlute- model Sold crg L9 35. uSed short - _ ObId Wide Mobile PiOr"e oc'Jy 7 Year% Old LOS Doun I. SAWFOIDLSEA UCIVSI! w. ' • __________________ ' I 'ieie - oni on 'onst % Wi oni tt isa, -. , - at• "' -' an- • __ ConM at, 5 'e, _______• n.t csacuy I Psileat Oeew a Jar', t. ions DC '33 ,-. I- ____________________________ ____ Is CITY COMMISSION -- ___________ _______ ' .en'ww I-' ann' 11 orCi I - _____ a'ur'sp'. or at' seone tee 'we on, ouav, t - on 'on 3' 4i11it II 'on it se's (our' e.thic '.'.e.'5. s IasieP, t.'sales' iton. esli be _.te...1 on -it on 'on rita.. at-x'on* a mi on WI TFII%% wy on Wont Court en 'on t' on, at (SEAS.' (LESS '"w is1tle.tieon ______ ________ ESQI4III• CASMINE ii iC. PA 'atS SPite loll Ill Lailawell 'I IL. S's P L aspeniud. P ewts' SMITH _ ' - , MILTON s• a. -. 'mit mona Meja, e rvn 3 on-. ____________ Men-' - M nr WI 'k... ._tng II lii, ann' 'I' - 'II its twng on S I_i. I", on* _____ -- • . fl•,••,p•_ E* 1*11% " ' H, - AWYDSIE II Test JUST .D* ______________________________________________ waSherS We buy equity in HouseS, opartmentl. vacant land arid Acreage LUCKY INVEST Boa 2500. MENTS. P Sanford Fla 33771 3274711 Bath. Large Re-funbist*d Home 513,500 SSIIOMESTNAN AND LET AN EXPERT DO THE JOB PLIANCES 373 0697 _- - SIorv. 3 BOrn' - I Sales Leader , _____________________________ ______________________ 47Real Estate Wanted S % i,ltg 3 Bdrm. I Bath. CS. Lange- Fenced yard REALTORS -______.._,'l. Kenm01e parts service-. • I MARC I Sale PresIge Complea High enposure Easy access Call I 305661 6116. Rudy Jordan Real Estal, Realtors. 21 N Shill Rd Delary. Fla Jim Jordan Allot - Sördor-d If SAKS, 1101 N Mills 111971 Orlandol $963660 _______________________________ ____________________ - - CONSULT OUR settings S with gorge-Out wde Oak tlarismoct V.. Acres 3 Rpnlal Units on I Lot Good 47.A#s'tgigeS BOUghI Investment Good anumpf son. -534.910 T.kes All & Sold - Rj.ALTY 322413$ .- nger Yr Warranty Pay 1139 or 117 monthly F irSan( 'pg. no down 46-Commercial Property Johns River ILate- Hai-ni'yI Reduced to t70.0 A 2100 French Ave. Sanford, Ft. - - - Ov5iled Cabin witti Cue-il House on W.d. Part of St SIEN S1R0 M GoodCondilior.,1)00 349 5247 - payment 1224332 3 Borm- i' Bath, CS. Ce-nt A Garage Like hew 130 I97$HONDA XR1S - -- - _________________ U SANFORD AUCTION 1215 S. FRENCH AVE. 323-7340 - MICROWAVE-TOSH1SA Orlando 327 t517 SanhVd 121 0440 ' Redecorated. Nrc Carpet 232.550 Ernie_i WllllamsonCommunlcatlon BEE F CALVES Angus. Brah man Charolais, Hereford. ¶.snti C,r-nlrudS etc Weaned 5(70 up I 90.1 119 IllS - I Aoenl 3391316 Bloc's. Family Nm. Fenced. Porch Newly --Screened CALL32SS774 1)4-0401 LonwoOd - -------------- -- 34155 FrindIl Ave Afliiry'. i% Mtg of $113 Mo wITh 510.500 down 3 SdTm. .UN$t.LIEVA$LE .4UOE 00011 PRIZE $ CASH $ GOLD & SILVER BROKER FiEjLEY Duty 134.951. DrIu.e, 2 Dr ImmaculaIl cord 1 owner Call 322 $210 be'tn 56 Aft 6 pm 66$ 6051 Ask for Lisa sf50 X3650S C - 1919 S N 500 ALSO LARGE INVENTORY OF NEW YAMAHAS ALL MODELS IN STOCK I No Hwy till l,mi F uIufl F uiiy aulo• iPPOSSe-SIPO uSPO ,ery Shun me Or iginal 339) Dli $151 or all 1910 Harley Sporlster - 1971 TOYOTA COROLLA 1600 99500 iIS000 315000 -• 79$,Q. 179500 1910 Harley LOW Rd (ASPI VISII MC - JS000 79500 91300 97$ IlCindI Plank -- For Sale 1961 MullIng Auto Runs 719 Cl. Q000 shap C.00d, 1330 See at 507 Oak Ave Apt V.000 1977 XSS00 . 7015 French 323 ______________________________ 19500 139500 197S0T 125 1917 DT2SO •,_, CARS - Plaza Protest.onaI OIled for e.i'ons ,e. -- - _... -'W!BU'y' XMAS SPECIALS USED III mu Aqent 139*356 Whispiring Pines Professional i - a 10, furlhef 0114,15. 2sI31i Of Seminole -- 3.395316 SEIGLER REALTY CASSILIERRY, VHEC'sI',ftS011EtL's Mary3 hires. 1" Bath with Family Sm.. bew ofilfl ras Owner lt 't will illI dSA-WA *ilh hIdrcn 55.11 hold for (yrisl,i,,5 322 9199 way, DlyIOn.1 Beach. will hold a public AUTO AUCTION tuOr, WedneSI.a, a? $ pm Its in F 101id&' You set 'PlOnly the reserved price Call 904 one -- tttat someone special on your shoppnU litt Merchandise (orn, ng in daily until Sale _. Halt Qua,trr, - halt Paso Great HWy 92, I mile west of Speed YAMAHA ________________ - - - Horse-I .5110 331 7755 MICROWAVE ASSOC LIVIE MIS 503* 1st SI 3231517 lion. will hold to, Christmas Brand New. push button toistrol has orot'. Originally 1619, bland 5)91. 119 monl?-ly LAKEFRONT TALL PINE & OAK LADEN ACRE 'LOT NEAR NEW LAKE MARY 11101's SCHOOL 216.000 TERMS AVAILABLE 321-0759 WASHINGTON OAKS. silos ________ Down w,0. FM A marts yea.n 3 len,,. l' Salts. Garage. N.e Paint Pr,ced te 56II• 131I1 - At- -- MARY RD TRY 5)0.000 WITH TERMS ASSOCIATE LIV1E TalC Sanlord Ave --- - - DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION - 19750T 175 1910 YZ 165 1973 Honda CL 100 pre Christmas bargain Sale Ce-hick us Oiii Monday evening YOU may t.nd the deal gift for 67-LIveStOck-POultry LONGW000-LAICE NEAR 564.500 323.5774, DayorNiQht - REF REPO ticu ft lroslfree Org $529 now 1705 or Ill mo Agenl 339 $316 Lic Neal ESIIe- Broker ST ..- - -78-N*,torcyctes AUCTION ' ,MON.. DEC. 15, 7 PM ' Pon'e •ror kids Good selec - _________ BUY JUNK CARS & TRUCKS From $1010150 or more Call 322 1621. 372 1460 . - -hOLDS 6 cyl Auto R & P1 170 mo'AppliCatiOrls by phone 339 1100. UI 1605 . Used cars, truckS 5 heavy equip ment 322 5990 72--AUCtiOn - 1970 Cadlll'c, I Door Sedan OIViIIP Good Running Cord 5495 or (les).Olt.r323 1111 Top Dollar Paid for Junk APPLIANCES Sanford Fur fibre Salvage 122.1)21. 131 99 - ' - - _____________ EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN (JAY Iti THE WANT ADS 372 7611 - MuStang 2 IllS VI Air Condition. AM FM.lSperd ,00 327 3S6S Cars Removed fl-ju PJE BJV USEOFURN,IUREI 66,foses . 42 ACRES NICELY-WOODED SATEMAN REALTY. - - ti* 52-Appliances Nm. Estra Lo'. Beautiful Oak and Magnol'a Trees At's ,ng REALTORS MLS _______________ _________________ PP OfIS 4 Ii ___ - or on ' i , -- -- I WOODED LOTS IN TOWN EACH ZONED SR I %S CALL ASSOC LEWIS • Garage-. Utlity N Really 'bll Wilt? *'IiIs 3 . Dining Nm, Family *lthc.4iefl,eitival.PNA0, VA c.11m.2w , 'ti' Sorwwt III 2 Mu'l Sacrifice to tettli an rtlate 31. Cent Ar, Pleat - fliueeyrj,on'.br*en ,,e- Furniture - 323 09*1 'i"nwe Sat-s. 's Pc woo I I chairs. $50 each P4011's Sanford f'urniture Salvage, Il5 of Sanford. 3325731 EXCELLENT TERMS ------- Eic,tienl Condition 3u 3e1 Cash Buyers for a small in vestment Place a tow cot classified ad for results 373 761 or $31 0993 - Wanted 10 Buy Wicker or - Rt?an Living Rm Set Call 327 0956 SIBERIAN HUSKY Fe-melt I old. AKC req Black gray, IENKINSFURPIITURE CO 203 East 25th Streitt • Slnford, Florida 33171 7' ACRES. NICELY WOODED OST E EN .AR EA 1,10,000 tars 323 4302 III 5430 322 I,3.Sl litw3ie,2UaThNeme , EsmLMISE i'wIw na% III or II? f .- ,, 1PM RM - lLa..O,.... ,, ____________________ •.,, . 'in. 'eon ' " .' - REALTOR 377 1591 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE ________________ ________________________ ____ _____ v 1l.1I,l.NI.4 au ,,. e. on, & *1 Ie, _________________________________ ______ SO ACRES WOODED PRO PERTY NEAR CARRIAGE COVE ALL OR PART 53.300 PER ACRE WITH TERMS ASSOC LIvIE bath, STEMPER AGENCY asiuui-LLR. -.. ___ , -- C$• - - For Sale 6$ Ford Galasy REBUILT BATTERIES ISIS A OX Tire Mart 322 745 3413 S Frenth met II mOnlh old Doberman. 565 P4ouSe broken. someobdenCe 37) 7700or 323 5116 Ask for Jo -- Good, clean, ut. toll I $1600 Call 327 6601 ----- -- -- 155 buy used furniture, ap piiances S. plumbng t.*turel. JENKINS FURNITURE CO 20% Eat? 25th S'li'et - • ___________________ - Sanford 372 $721 ______________________________ • -- - 51-A I 65-Pets.Supplies Spgs 1 Malt ItS 0 ea Piece central air I. heat. Mo Disc$unt Scale available. ,, • 1w d RENTAL 3 Bdrm, 1' - - - ereo, ..o,,seat, Cannonbai, Dill Bed. 2 Speakers. Mickey Mouse Phone. WI vet Paint no 322 lOSt PER ACRE, EXCELLENT TERMS 3 ACRES Raw land $11,500 _______ - SartCrd 3221121- RD & RAILROAD FROMlACE NEAR SANFORD AVE I HIGHWAY 477 53000 S ACRES tented Ibarn 551.500 ..-., . ______________________ ' ____ IL ....ontt iF on.tc,. - DStJiS *JU$If I'll. to one on • E.sese 'on on lAY, Savor5'S ?1 I 5 - -- 75 'Vrt. f' ____ ___________________ ___________________ I- _______________________________ 'I'C• O 0SdHI 00 d,y,i ii IN CIRCUIT COURT OP THU I OMIt SHIN JUDICIAL -et S.cer. tU 1* till to PQ..d. " 'd t CUlT I N AND FOR SIMINOLI COUNTY. STATS OP MIaIN4 tptP.i teat nell INi *nt .. s... ,,. -. mince IDA 00 "'on. CASt ISO. 3S-CAl).k S3liIQi *it 3)0 Pus Pea ps.11. THOMAS F SEckit. o Novffi atone mi taft lisp NANCY 1 SE CK CL, P.41 P$ainI.tft. I ton Welt 130 ... ______ *- - - - - up tront handles This 3 Sorm home on a merit wiTh 50IWI1'to buy balls Overlo*s onaJiltUl p11* S. small lake Call s* 'to, It'. lacta r,a'ami ___ ______ -- __________________ "' .'aIrw'av* .1w'O avHN . PeSdaT*5wWztsL1*on TS&N5ACflONA, A,itt on' on a . ,, _e..LISIIng UOWIflDWIi Santoril, si 7 0dm t, szsoo i- ________________ These beds are not damaged or seconds but brand new top line bidding sets only! Free locat delivery- P4011's Sanford Furniture Salvage. 1792. So of 6$ ACRES WOODED COUNTY -'-'5,-- ________ ________ '1 - ________________ A.nivd to buy tiled etfica equipment P40111 Santord Furniture Salvage. Il 92. So of FILL DIRT & lOP SOIL ' YELLOW SAND Call Clark 1 Hirt 373 751) -_- 1971 MARK V Midnight blue White lop - ______________ - ',on of total Inventory on brand new innerspring bedding ___________________________ seplc. sled -- - 43-lots-Acreage ACREAGE 10 acres lerid. a 00(55 51--Household Góods small bicycle? Sell these idle items with a want ad To place your ad. Call your friendly Ciass,t,ed gal at The tltf3ld. U22%%, or $310013. operal 'on 544.500 Truck Load Rich Black Dirt delivered to y home. Ask for Randy 373 0037 (landscaping AltOl ya' 76.-Auto Parts ORIENTAL iluGS *ANtt:() Top Prices Pall Used any condI.on 611 I26 Sanford. florida 32771 MORE. ru,s S. rear BRs GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 323 5O )SOlOriarsdo Dr VAL FHA Fnslrs'.rig was O4POW Vt'. 1*159 62-.Lawfl.Gardefl -• 323 09*1 ____________________________ ---- - - our bpöutitui nec OWOAD GENEVA NURSERY. 100. Ft. on St Rd 16 Fenced. greenhouse ready for ___ D-_ .. i on __ :- Out striding 2 BOrm Non'. wiTh cues' '4 & Ccrele Bloc's. i'svsry $t'nce. E.cellpnt AssumpTion Imvnpoate rrupencv Call to, Deteits - We S P0 Ss* Wi. C1s , -- - _ Sate 27',Ar,Aening,Brdm Full*,i 1 bath. 3sIiels Self contained *507323 Tse.husstin' is Phettv good. but Ihefindn' it kirtda' poorly - 'Ill Qil to the WAN TAOS ' Antiques, Modern Furniture, Stessing Silver, Oriental Rugs. Diamonds 3232501 Bridge-aAnhiques _______________________ JENKINSFURP4ITURECO SOSEast7SthStreeI ' Acres wiTh 3 Bdrm. I bath Mooilehom, Fenced, 3 ponds. 0ttit 1 garden area 564.500 ror Siie'U-Ed eftice SOP,. 0116 filing c I. ctiairs. items to chase from. Noll's Sanford Furç' lure Salvage. 17 92, So Sanford 327 $721 , ______________________________ 13' Travellrailer • çbShtOr Gold Silver .Iewelryor CoIns Top Prices Call 3221317 tc,ier Pioneer I track tape deck, new tires 1. battery 53500 or offer 641 0549 dayS. Ears 373 1511 Ask tOt P,,ula - 170000323 7119 12 So. of Sanford 3271721. New 8* Spgs I Malt twinS, or tull site $3300 ea PC "bi t - -- - - 's Dodge Cuttom Pickup w - Gd playable cord. S to 6 Otaaes 310 5971 • __________________________ Wild Turkey Decanter's Bottle for Sale AItq 7 'm 327 3258 $$-fll.$t ST JOHNS RIVER ACCESS IC - C,n- * 1R S It. - - Chest Freezer. Coin Operateà Drink Bo 322 1916 ____________________ On' NE S F IN A NC IN 0 AVAILASLE 3 Børm. 7 Bath t)l0c'sp,ome Fireplace,feflced. Citrut trees, centrally located Only 131.900 ______________ - eI ft&onL was the fIrst na U.S. court by a witness imported from Fidel Castro's Cube. The Jury received the cane late Friday but retired after brief deliberation. It brought back tie verdict after less than theee hours Saturday. The refugees clauned throughout the know they were breaking U.S. laws when tIe took the beat. aiive. I _________ _______________ ". F' "1 U tett us se to a ' 00 PSot* a*' 1%e ecat g S* * T "e homeland. The fIsherman's testimony against them SECOND From 2O1 SAFDRD AVENUE _______________ committed no crime last sisnnwr when they commandeered the boat of a Cuban fisherman to leave their Communist - 323 -7398 sm ___ cs Ft - USED ELECTR1C..PIANO !1Jl111lt't _____________________________ Sale. Sup4ly is limited. Noil's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17 Dearborn Vented Gas Heater 43.000 810 ColdlpoI 20+ Cu- income property Fully Rented Great lei'ml' $59570 -__________________ (REALTY ________________ . ___________ L IBart PERSONAL SERVICES. 10% COMMISSION DISCOUNT TO SENIOR CITIZENS LIST SELL WITH US __________________________ ___ G'.s.v..'. The only Cubans ever tried In the US. on MIAMI (UPI) Pijacklrg charges arising from thet fligM from Cuba have been found Innocent by a federal Jury In Miami. MACDONALD. wi 7'z Th ufle m - J1ATTAcnt! Mssi .i TAYLOR. JR. avid _______ , Cubans Innocent In Hijacking __________________ nt miss tp,i On,' Nicely renovated IUnit R5idiqitlal - )TEMPLW SEZ WE c.v 51)oJetcJor _____ _______________ ______ MOSES .i MARY A ___ WD e *sIn .'*' 121 MTh 333 5620. ______________ for Sale - - - - For Estate, Commercial I - Residential AuctionS & Ap praisals. Call Dell's Auction, OPEN SATA M. 701 PM. - 72-Auction ' Co Ill W. 1st St 3231100. 60A-Business Eiipmsnt • Call 327 5790 - Cold. Sltvec, Coins. Jewelry, non ferrous melaIs, KokoMo Tool ___________________________ SIEGLER OIL HEATER 70.000010 GoodConditiorl. V" MLS Eve 213-3956 - ________________________ .--..- ___ *ian '' Cal REALTOR REAL ES' ATE _______________________ -- __ a congressional document explaining the amendment. LW t 3 tieS to PP. ,wir - "Apparently, only the Dade County tFla. ahoot diStriCt Ku a refugee enrollment 01over 1OX0 children." said ------ s ______________________ )-n*rIes - PORZIG ifAITT ' - _______________ ______________________ tunts were approvet when ttw tkone voted l7171 Saturday to accept the underlying tilL The amendment provided that on less then puvent of the funds go to scbooi districts that ertoll at leant 1UN fe1UIt m.sls3 JM! 'miw. _______ Lk. Mas-y Blvd. 322 5012 _____ ______________ _____ Legal - - f . S ______________ ___ ___ '('li44' , ' ai You'll fall 'n lovew,m this OflI 'las 2 BOrm Gist haute. 257.500 With owner terms *ITO, MIS NOTICIOPACTION FICTITIOUSNAMU CQMl4IsIY'e •L.R?1NI llG.o,W,u,spnlqt %.410PueS ,t v.5..., t tP N Pier TO MOSES J TAYLOR. JR. Nofice is iwc.y givin tttat I SOARQ$ AiR c1on% l I os em..vine. iu'aa m.a one.'. MANY A 'a at ste on MACDONALD. ..ceei engaged in t*Jtiil%$.4 pact and CASSIP liD LOS it • -_ .. . 'on petter,. i to,, o. ton . ,, -1 DIvP'ons* on Dr.. Sanford, F Ia •. Seminole RijidenCea UiikFp*Il. ,t kIWWII '0 D.ac 'bed prgp.t .Is c ThiR. ________ 251A I Si aM County, Florida. uc the lic be either dead or alive. and ANY _____ ___________ ___________ LWS5W...4, Pt 'aAiNttWIMRJ$AlIC -__________ titiout name of JIM HUNT OTHER Mifl. 0, Cllvii.SiiPi. by. 431 p tt%rOu9Pl of undif the laid Moii I 1 13% 'il or ) ai'e es L • REALTY and tUt I rd end s'-eS.on N lts ._,u _____ ian NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN Taylor. Jr avid Mary A Mac ICING ALL oc tsr t*cftS _______________________ register laid name with the CIer '-'s on on L w'II by Its city ot Calleiberry, .4 the Circuit Court. 5.minol, dena$d, AND ANY UNKNOWN LANDS located 'I. th Nt's in* 311en-..w 'aatt QI1 at' florida, Ihaf IirwanI to IwtuI -Legal Notice ____ on. ee-Of,w en County. Florida In accsrdancv I4i4. ona. devilpes. wantees. lIsp %E'ill . is.ienae. ,*... authority, It'. City of Caftelberry. wiltS ttii p*.lson of the Fbc creditorl Of 511511 001110% tI.SlI,liIIS Nedsi 51 PM APtanatc Caift Las '.''( L -I. F to, Ida, shall on I aeadsy. IIllout Name St atul el To WIt by. tPeOu9Ps. visdit SI aa4%I iny R%,M a, *a. and SW., , a ndvtct December II, I ISO, during the S.d Ion 55500 FlorIda Statutes k,IOW.I 01 U4I5,wWA PI.Ion eM 15 Gove.iwn.n,l Lit I, Sects.' U rua,. rat ieI% -_ 1,. sew i. ttftI P ICTs T$ ISAMR %TATT* legal host's for vol Ing. hold a run knowis lobe dec40' 1100$ 5IWWO P0 Tas,'ahop to South. Rav's 35 tat', I • ..__*at WHOat IT MAe to Cc*s'a oH election of the City of be ithlf dead Of liVi. AND ALL se..".i&. count,. 51g. James A• Hunt ' wit'ena. onion,, ,,,,, Ne, , on. .Catselberry. Florida. .- I NeSIW PublistsNov.2l&O.c, 1.5. IS. 1150 OTHERS *14GM IT MAY CON It'. iièh,re 01 th, tt'P '5 to LIW S__, pg •, 1 Said election shail b.heIdat the CERN L I. 'vi.w ___________________ DEC e4OIC CWt4.ii CIs t,5455 avid bo..11k C5 'a..'. stotwon' CaIt.lb.rry Council Meeting tw,e. tiPPd' coi*is NOW the pia.nI,fta. e'.t and toll",, PM tPt* t lIsp bit Pi., 'r'_, , IM StatWee. 1 Chamber in the Cattelbirry City ,JNITUD STATUS DISTRICT a THOMAS F CECKIL ad isiec' procerPy ______ .& 'atot ..ou c', tl.il, IS Lake Triplet DrIve. COURT MIDDLI DISTRICT OP NANCYJ SICKIL,P.11aste.e.,d *iMII. CbSlor_t dew the .oIIMCoswt.nse.a's con's. s.en _____________ cii..,. 'on Cafl.lberry, Florida. on laid deli FLORIDA ORLANDO -DIVISION ,ngs thia its complaint asa.rt I't Ms been 'an"Psabed a tM on I , 'ecw it it ion and at the times authorized for the COURT NO: SS-311.ORL.C1V.Y the above named defendants and Cvcv.t Co't it "se EIWIN..I,R il lout iiit 'on _______________________ purpole of electing the following UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, all other persove and 0'ft,frI Judical C,csat. 'is and a. I'cb'oue .ew.e oow&s -city off IC al, to wit jI Plaint ill, vs WILLIAM I claiming interest by, tIIVOSjUJS. SIfi'W. County. "sa, P al asnege'- tiwase on • ONE II) Member of the City BRYAN. JR. and MELODY A smder or agaivst liii ipid Moses J Thea .'th S ___________________ sa'edt'onelioncat, ons.as'ss at Is Council of the City of Cassilberry. BRYAN, P.ii wile. and SALES Taylor. Jr and Mary A Mac s THOMAS F SECKIL and Caonaert',, p ons... -, ..., -Florida. desionated by Ordinance JEWELERS, OetendantW, donald. and all ersoes having Of NANCY .1 SECKEL. as wi,. 'a _________________________ Tls.tP.ppi., 4 as Seat I c. NOTICI OP SALt - Notice it claiming any Interest in the Ptanttot,,a MOSES 3 TAILOR e.i,i*i 's _________________ This nohice shall be posted as hereby given that pursuant to a tef4%Ing deScyibed real property ' T.'w it JR avid MARY & MACOONAS.D, ew' ons. to.af,s..e c,. r,quired In the City of Final Decree ot Foficlosige en • ' ____ Si ..edri, RwJ' u'w located in SennoIe County. ii a'. Defendanti to.'* W' Ai.'ot't Cassefberry. Florida, and shall be tendon November IS. 1050. by the Florida. to *.t Yhi c'w 01 rpel OescrW'o.' *. , pubiished in the Evening Herald above entitled Court in the above , E*HIIIT "A" property avOlsed is tWa suP P,.ii.sison Z45.0 I. 5 15 "on once a week for two (2) COy styled Cause, the urid.rsignid PARCEL A Its, South 3) Nosot .4 taChed 50 IW5 spIc, at E.e,iP DCC on.it n*i.'% sat, 00 _____________________ seculive weeks prior to December United States Marshal. or o.spot the 55 North 1333 on 0$ the Weal ISO - 'a. -. ________ - -.--is CUt it. IlO ' his duly authorized depot lee, will l?i ot me Cast 'i pee. *1% litl ,_, PlCTtTai IL Dated at Caswlbe.r ry, Florida, tell the property situate an 'a d pacts 01 ee av Lot i. s.ct u. , ,, , this 3rd day of December, A 0. Seminole County, 'eon,. n, Flopida. I Tnth'p Ii South. None. 301as. rewj,rll t - 1910 Uh Mate.' "an Wilt. Lu' on ei. * w' described as. Lot ii In Slock "A" 00' 2W on d01eqn,s eIsad'..e. ale 'on Seminole County. FIQIS4S. tess EA 1) 1 is • .,.ct. A,. 5.iisl5 ' of LAKE ORIENT A HILLS UNIT 5 to Ne' lying in the West so tee. C Ne's 01 the above styled C our' ens par I OWEN SHEPPARD. Ne'4s fltP I. Ss - * Ci. ion ha'..e I, according to the plat ttwqs0$ ' w',eacope theriof w. Fray's J ____ __ as of said Government 1,01 I Mayor at*II recorded in Plal So II, page 71 ttqure. •QS Ne'P's PARCEL S ThaI part 0$ thS PubliSh December S. IS. lIla Pl'NtlM 5 of the Public Records of Seminole _______________________ , Cast flSteWo$ *ipmose Road. WhIt. Par's. the South i2lteqe of DE 031 County, Florida. subt.d. however. I, _____ ____________ _______________________ Qid UYfl or"., on Government Lot I - Sect.on 35. aten wIn' *d Erfl42k11,mI,1I? 'i51ISI led isas ale te. to loses. II any due for the year ______ con's TnShip It 5lts. Range 7, Eatt. Pta'nt'.i, Onu, b.on, ton zSni Ii 2 onte, I Sit lw4i one. * S iW wIi "5 Ill at public outcry 10 the highest C eva'P 'Court Ssr-'. D,cetvtbll, Mat It you Pet ewe ,i toM ,. ' S.mnole Count,. Florida. lying 0$ ie•ea t.0 L - iiw..at. 5 Count, and best bidder for cash at I is _____ _____ PloIthof the TOWN OF PAOLA, 10, a OSlEult JushIment sill pe o'clock noonon Tuesday, January _____________________ . as e.ttid 454tht mi'e.eI Ne according to lii. P1.1 ttiequl C 5, tIll at the West door 0$ It'. he.'. S00ssNo. IWiui , • ,,, ndud fl t$i. Cw.'cI.waP recorded n pta, 5's I. Page aol Ses"..' 'aS Seminole County Courthouse. ______ 00 I ?' ' I". ,, IS NESS 'sand and .'i lass Its, Pvl'c 111(01 da oh Sans '"is S i le.'lOfbie Santord. Florida , _____ ______ .. , , Coss&,. Florida Lets R'ghi I 01 14.41 C.e. t a' SenlottI. S.m.iviq Dated December I, 1150 County ' wis 7Opts 1u."M .4 Road 431 Way or State GEORGE N. GROSSE Je,on I ,. No.emb.. 5151 ass ,, _.., UNITED STATES MARSHAL ALSO DISCRISUDAS , P5aQd,sØMv :aaC,s .5 , SEAL , *T ,, FIRST Prom the PIE coIner 01 MIDDLE DISTRICT OF , DCC ,, one's ' CO'aeI'sst'aCl sT'Qii FLORIDA &o,wnmenl 1$ I oo North Ii -,,, 01 s, CPcwt GARY I. BETZ deglees 1, minupel 33 tetOrds II Tilt (s*aT coast aç , . , Se.niiosp _____ UNITED STAT ES ATTORNEY West 1415 31 me' Pg point. Till I on. ..__, SilTS 111Th 1l.IQ'C%.A5, ' '. '. Coast, p on onion DIS T N IC I OF Mi 001 E ) South 0 0.0' ees 53 m r'st,% Ii CISC Ust 101 alas t eQs. I Cll 5 -- or c . e H FLORIDA sacondsWesjalOyqthp(astIflu,.4 (0.411?', St,QiS (tic's bhlth Dec embor I. I. IS. 73 1150 tts Weal 330 'eel 01 Gover,v.senp H OF DIMES PubItsIs Ms 7.1 Dec l.a It tiei C AtE 11MM S thUM.t& Ml p DE 0 7 1,ot I to Ihe posnt 01 'o"u- oc CI 13 'It .Ds.z...iw s-_ '1 PC I C11 .2' _ -u,,, . 4S.e.P 5sf11a.?? ._,,.,, - --' - THE RICE ______________ 1 in another world, Grac,av 110.roomS an St yi to please but II , 2-25" GIRLS BICYCLES $10 OOeacPS - THE ULTIMATE CHARUEh Mu0.mly HomeInCou,,'y On Over 1 ASre Clobe t tOwn 68-Wanted to Buy -- 1971 LOWRY ORGAN Model TGS I a Channels symphonic StringS, auto chords with - arpegrjio Call after 5 322 5116 - n ctia t 59 So-Mscei$aneousfoi' Sale 42-M)bile Homes 41H0USS ' approprt.tkm In 1*. PROCLAMATIONOF RUN OFF I LI ChOW TO THE IEGISTIIUO VOTERS OP CITY OP FLORIDA - ... U.S. District Cowt jury decided the theme THURSDAY, DECEMBER11 ,, ______ The I Opetatlon Was sent tO t Senate for fInal $CtIOb an part a Mopi aproç1ationa toll for several gooaot agei*Ies for tbe rew flail year. It compares to a $1 rniThv ________ _________ HOURS °Y ifl Dade Cowd Fla. Seminole Singers. Sanford Senior Citizens covered dish hmcbess, noon, San(ord Qvlc Center. Christmas program at 3 p.m. following business meeting. Bring gift for man or woman to give to nursing home. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER17 on drng InteractIons, storage and cxArat1cm daten, 3.4 p.m., Winter Path Memorial Hospital Medical Library BulkUng. Overeatesv Anonymoan, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Mall Sears. Starlight Promenader,, 5 p.m., DeBary Community Center Shell Road. Sanford AA Beglaners, 8:30 p.m., 1201 W. First St Santord'Breaktait Rotary Club, 7 am., Sanford Airport restaurant. Cauelburry Rotary, 7:30 am., Woman's Club, O Overbrook Drive, Casselberry. Oviedo Rotary, Town House Restaurant, 7:30 a.m. Sanford Kiwanis, noon, Sanford CIvic Center. Sanford Optimist, noon, Holiday Inn, State Ilne 45 and 1-4. Recovery be., 12:30 pin., Sears Altamonte MalL For nervoin and former mental patients. ti -__ 8319993 p SIOAY __ p ____ 1 1110 ifOVided $11 milliei% for esUon.}ld to retoiees. Monday, Dec. IS, IflO-3B Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. • fl1 ________ OrIQrldo - ' - • Ft. I - . . .p Lid Bonded Il Yrs Eap Free EsI Firewood I 331 327$ I Eves 3232315 ____________________________ -- Sanford wilh pelde Interior Vinyl Cleaning Euterior 11,1 Free EI 332 13321 The Season Of Good Chanr *iii use Want Ads soon be here bc' e,lra cash S Protev.onal Vinyl in House an makes Cleaning, leather.11e ot vinyl surface - I • I .4 S I. 4. s 4. •a lOot Iki 01w For Free ...l. Et 121161) E.'% All $ p �t -. I -- 4 . . . . . . . #0 I . - . . . . —-' . Evening Herald, Sanford, FL-' 4Tu.sday Dec. U. 47 . — Ev.nIng Hrald, Sanford, El. Tv.sday, D.C. I' iNS FBI- Ag enfThought Kelly Acted 'Cute ' WASHINGTON (UPI)— The key FBI agent in the Abscam can against Rep. Richard WORLD Kelly says he thought the Florida Republican was being "cute" in IN BRIEF n ot wanting directly when he cash to take any was offered a bribe. "There were no Instructions,". Amoroso replied. "He said thecongressman was being cute, and he doesn't want to take the money directly." "After bearing Jacobs, did you formulate allegedly conspiring to take $250,000 in ex. change for Kelly's promise to sponsor private Immigration bills for fictitious Arab businessmen, The case against the congressman and his cross- co-defendants arose from the FBI's Unan impression?" Dennis asked. examination, agent Anthony Amoroso said he deroover Abscam probe where agents, posing "I felt the same way as Jacobs," Amoroso replied. as representatives of Arab sheiks, offered offered Kelly a $25,000 payoff Jan. 8 at a Later, Kelly was videotaped stuffing the meeting at a Washington townhouse even cash to politicians In exchange for favors. though a Florida businessman, now a coDuring the conversation, Amoroso received cash in his pockets — a tape shown to the jury dthndantin the cue,war himnot to show a phone call, and on Monday, he identified in last week. court the caller as Assistant U.S. Attorney a day of cross-examination, Arnoroso Kelly Any money. The trial was to resume in U.S. District John Jacobs o(New York. Jacobs was in the maintained that agents had no Intention of inducing the congressman or anyone else to basement of the townhouse watching Kelly on Court today. Kelly; Eugene Qurlo, a Longwood, Fla., a television monitor, commit a crime and Stanley Weiss, a Smith. "What did Jacobe' tell you to do?" asked Earlier, he acknowledged that Cluilo own,, N.Y., accoait are on trial for warned Mm not congressman ttown Michael Dsda, Webs's lawyer. Testifying Monday under Saudi Arabia Price Hike In Means More Expensive Gas BAU, Indonesia (U PI) — Saudi Arabia increased its oil price $2 a barrel at the OPEC summit and announced a "broad agreement" by other members Irxreues that could send oil up by $3 to $40 a barrel. The hikes mean at least 2 cents more a gallon for gasoline and beating fuel for U.S. consumers. 'We have increased Zaki Yamani said Monday. Later, he told reporters that the 13 member nations of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries also had reached "a broad agreement" to hikd prices. Yamani didn't give a figure for the Saudi Increase, but Oil Minister Humber to Calderon Bert! and Iraqi delegates said the Saudis agreed to hike the price of their benchmark oil from $30 to $32 per the to al' _9T"t1. ' - - .' - -'. .- . ,... any money. "I said I would give NA110N Quzin the money If Kelly was there," Amoroso SNK "Why didn't you do it?" Dennis asked. "Because the congressman took It from me directly," he replied. Until Dec 1, W79, there was no Indication Kelly was "peddling" his infl IflC wi th immigration matterL "Abecain wasn't help1n to conduct an it was creating acrtime," said Kelly's lawyer, Anthony Battaglla "No," Amoroso 26& ,,You expected Mm to say, 'yel" asked Investigation; Chief U.S. District Judge William Biya. - . ... . ., 1. I Casselberry OKs .~ Resolution Monday The Casselberry city Council passed a — Venezuelan '1 " Bar resolution , banning any more topless entertainment in the city. o Highway 11-, is currently the Club — only topless lounge in the ci ty. The same resolution passed at the meeting Tuesday was ________ passed In July to 'hold us over until an ordinance could be prepared," Mayor Owen Sheppard said. An ordinance banning more topless bars is being prepared It would be at by City Attorney Kenneth McIntosh. He least 60 to 00 days before he would have the ordinance written. Sheppard add to avoid loopholes In the ordinance, It is taking barrel. ba Juana Cocktail L Poles Uniting At Rally ' GSANSK, Poland (UPI) — Thousands of people carrying wreaths arrived In Gdansk today in a national show of unity with government, church and union leaders the unveiling of a monument in memory of the bloody 1970 food riots. leader of the independent labor coalition Solidarity, caused a Sensation among throng when he unexpectedly appeared at the __________________ 14,10 L _____ for said - Lech Waleu, _____ ___ P. monument to check the preparations, then strolled, smiling, to a nearby hotel. Mor e than 200,000 people were expected to attend the la te aft er noon ceremonies at the base of the monument,siteofthekillingoftlweeshlpyardworkeri during the uprising's decads ago. Two wooden platforms were built for ceremonies, which were expected to be carTied liv. on Gdansk television. A small altar, with a crnes Inside, wassetuponlyafewstepsawayformaaafteçth. official observances. The official nature of the ceremonies was a radical departure from the past, wbenhe date pawed oftidally unobserved. It reflects the deep changes that have affected Polish society since nationwide strikes. unge, - - . . . p:'. I - . .. IV _ t ____ 3 Sides FarApart , 1 - .L. -_ ~ longer to write the ordinance. l council wants the ordi na nce because It fears topless ars in Orange County will relocate in the city, Sheppard said. In Winter Springs . _____________________________________________ • By DAVID t RAZLER Herald Staff Writer called to bring gether the A special wor kshop meet three sides of the Winter Springs land use dispa ended with —.the suit still on and the three aides fast apart. Florida Land Corp., owner of a 30acre parcel of land now zoned for a theoretical maximum of 900 homes, said It will not State Rep. Bobby Brantley (left), R-Longwood, should be In local legislative delegation meetings. to drop Its suit against five members of the Citizens Rights argues with State. Rep. Robert Ilattaway (cen- State Sen. Clark Maxwell, Il-Melbourne, listens Committee, an ad hoc group which aolidted signatures ter, 1-Alta-monte Springs, over including debate. demanding the rezoning be overturned, unless the five sign a Hàlc$ Chuluota representatives from Brevard County letter of apology to be sent to city voters. PANAMA CITY, Panama (UPI) Leftist guerrillas Members of the committee demand Florida Land reduce the hijacked a Colombian jetliner to Panama City with an number of homes on the parcel, claiming Its engineers and estimated 110 people still aboard In the third stop of planners are Incorrect In saying It can support from 600 to 800 what was called a spectacular attempt to diarupt a homes when totally developed. Reps. Latin American summit honoring the George They also refuse to sign the letter, claiming the company has Washington of South America, Simon Bolivar. damaged their reputations with Its suit and the proposed had an agenda prior to th e meeting de lay ed un til a ru li ng uld be co received is we DONNA ESTFS By It was not Immedia te ly known how many hijackers contents of the letter. from an authoritative source on whether and established some type of rules," Herald Staff Writer there were or if they made demands for the release of The WIntr Springs City Council has decided to appeal the Maxwell said. State Rep. Robert Hattaway, D- the present delegation is properly conthe passengers or If they were planning to fly to brought by Florida Land which the city lost. Hattaway responded that there were 'part of the suit stituted. Altamonte Springs, retained his chair. another country from Panama. The decision luthat cAse, by CtruIt Judge Kenneth I4fler, He pointed to the representatives, who no guidelines. manshlp of , the Seminole , County 'Can %e settle on what you know?" declared publi c referenda on zoning Issues unconstitutional, Legislative delegation,, Monday at. reside in Brevard County but also Hour tarnoon, despite a challenge from his represent precinct 7A in Chuluota. He Maxwell asked, adding that Hattaway saying It violates the rights of the landowner. ABC City attorney Wallace Stalnacker told the council members colleague, State Rep. Bobby Brantley, R. asked why they had not been officially didn't have to play a 'hard ball." "We he felt the city had "a 50.50 chance of winning," but added the All ABC cocktail lounges In Florida will have notified of the delegation's meeting might have to do something worthwhile Longwood. Florida League of Cities attorney had told him the city was ABC Ch ristmas Seal Cocktail hour from 6-7 p.m. Wed. In what Hattaway called an "unusual Monday and whether they should be to tell these people," Maxwell said. more likely to lose. "I'd be pleased to give this Information situation" he remained as chairman, an members of the delegation. The motion to make the appeal passed 3-1, with Councilman During the hour all ABC Lounge cash registers will be Brantley named: Marilyn Evans, R- to you If the citizens of emtnote County office he has held for two years, despite a Wilfred Arnold voting against continuance. Newly elected locked and all lounge sales will be donated 2.2 U. vote In the election for the office. Melbourne; Tim Deretany, R.Indlan would give it to me," Hattaway said, Councilman Martin Trencher was absent from the special Seals, according to an ABC spokesman. The vote was strictly along party lines harbour; Jason Steele, R-Indlalantic and adding that citizens and governmental SeSSIOn. with two votes for Hattaway and two for Winston 'Bud" Gardner, R-Titusville. leaders In the county often contact him at The meeting began on a stormy note when J.C. Mitchell, The attorney general's opinion in- the last minu te to request the placing of Brantley. leader of the committee, demanded Florida Land's attorneys State Sen. John Vogt, D.Cocoa Beach, dicated that legislators serving any items on the agenda. who was representing leave the meeting hail. Mitchell said he would not continue Brantley asked _________________________________ voted for Hattaway while Sen. Clark portion of a county shguld be members of (2iuluota and Hattaway with the Lawyers present because "this was to be a friendly that county's legislative delegation. Maxwell, R.Melbourne, voted for Precinct 7A in NATIONAL REPORT: A snowstorm gathered force on ga th ering." Company president James Clark sent his lawyers Hattaway, af ter conferring wi th tils sald there art only Hattaway each 130voters there MlddleAtlanticCoastearlytoday,strewlngsnow and tcy sleet Brantley. Brantley and hom e. legisla ti ve aide, said only Gardner had an for themselves. from Maryland to New England and causing headaches and During the meeting, positions quickly became clear. apprised of delegation acBrantley said today he would not Hattaway declared he will remain been kept accidents for motorists. Storm watches and travelers ad. Clark lectured the other people gathered around the table, tivitles because only he had requested to continue his challenge of hlattaway's Virginias to Maine, with acting chairman until such time as the vtsories were posted from the saying he could not understand the allegations the land could by be kept informed. The other three retaining the chairmanship on an acting forecasters predicting up to6 inches of snow In Maryland, New delegation takes some other actionon not hold the homes the company wanted to build, because of legi sl a to rs had never Interest expressed is . Jersey and New York. Snowfall along the East Coast was light majority vote. He said his declara ti the amount of research It had done on the Land, research the delegation, hlattaway said. When "1 don't want to split the delegation," based upon an opinion he receIved In th. Monday about an Inch but below-freezing temperatures im had never seen. e state Brantley Insist ed that those legislators Brantley said. "This Is a super time to covered roads with dangerous layers of ice and sleet. from Allen Morris, clerk of th 'We do our homework," hid said, pointing out Florida Land be Included In a vote for the chair. bring out the way counties and legislative House of Representatives, Maryland police reported at least 10 accidents cm has spent thousands of dollars on n,wwys and engineering Meanwhile, Brantley says he also was manslilp, Hattaway said, "You can districts have been gerrymandered In Baltimore Beltway, although none caused serious Injuries. studies determining how many homes can be put on the land certainly abstain from voting or you can past. It shows the serious problem there AREA READINGS (9 a.m.): temperature: 53; overnight acting upon advice from Morris when without causing excess traffic or flooding. Is In dividing counties and denying low: 45; Monday's high: 75; barometric pressure: 29.89 obtained a copy of an attorney general's leave." The commi ttee members accused in the suit br ought by persons in one or two pr ecincts said, however, bef or public Ma l e opini , on given several years th enxwel ago by relative humidity: 100 percent; winds: south at? m.p.h. be Florida Land of lying to citizens of Winter Springs when they testimony began he wanted the representation. Something needs WEDNESDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: high,, 3:25 Attorney General Robert Shevin. gathered petition signatures, demanded the company drop Its done satutorily. I won't go a long through Brantley, before the election, asked, delegation to establish policies under p.m.; PORT a.m., 3:45 pin.; lows, 9:36 am., 9: Lawsuit, adding they would not sign the letter of apology. fight over this and split th de legation." it would work. "It would b. helpful e that the designation of a chairman be which CANAVERAL: highs, 3:17 am., 3:37 p.m.; lows, 9:28 They also demanded the council appeal Lef fler's decision. 9:46p.m.; BAYPORT: hlghs,10:Q7a.m.,9:42pin.,IOw$,3:56 Committee member George Guareite insisted he would "go am., 3:48 p.m. door to door" pushing Florida Land's plan If he was convinced BOATING FORECAST: St. Augastine to Jupiter Inlet, out Months In it was the best way to develop the parcel. 'But first you have to 50 Miles: Winds southwest to west 15 occasionally 20 knots A Sanford man was freed from jail after six months Monday today becoming northwest 15 knots tonight. North winds 15 The five defendants, including Guarite, Mitchell and occasionally 20 knots Wednesday. Seas 2 to 3 f..t near shore after the woman he allegedly robbed said he was Innocent. Councilman Jim Hartman, have been faced with mounting Tommy Tyrone Wynn, 18, of 1302 Williams Ave., was and 3 to 6 feet offshore. Becoming partly cloudy with few legal costs defending the themselves in the suit accusing them charged with the July 2 robbery of an 81-year-old clerk at the showers this afternoon and tonight. of fraud. AREA FORECAST: Some locally dense fog around sunrise Christian Sharing Center, 318 Magnolia Ave. Following the meeting Mitchell again took contributions But dark Clara Lee told Circuit Judge Volie Williams that then becoming partly cloudy with a chance of rain today and from his co.ddendantz and sympathizers Interested In seeing' tonight. Partly cloudy and cooler. Wednesday. High today Wynn "wasn't the man" who threatened her with a knife and the defense continue. : around 70 and Wednesday low 60s. Low tonight in the 4. took $16 from her In July. Alter a short debate, the council voted to spend between Lee, the flrstwitness tn the case against Wynn, was asked to Winds west lotol5 mph today and northwest l0mvhtonight. $4,000 to $7,000 during the corning year to appeal Leffler's Identify the man who attacked her. She pointed out Wynn at the Rain probability 30 percent today and tonight. ruling to the state's Fifth District Court of Appeals. July. -______________________________ defense table, but paid she was wrong when Williams ordered Zoning is considered legally an administrative matter rather WOMAN'S WALLET SNATCHED Wynn to stop closer. than a legislative matter. Prosecutor Ralph Erikison Immediately asked charges A Sanford woman lost her wallet and cash to a man who Additi ona lly, Leffler has ruled the city charter provisions in against Wynn be dropped. raced up from behind Monday, police report. Winter Springs and other cities allowing a council rezoning : Mary Jones, of 31 Seminole Gardens, said she was walking "It was a two-minute trial," said defense attorney Thomas decision to be appealed to the voters violates landowners' TraCSy A. TOCMon, OIflSVa near tier tune at 9 a.m. holding her wallet, when an umdenGreene, who said he was very surprised by the speed with : SEMINOLI MIMOIIAI. rights due process. Cindy R. Drlggsn. Lonwood HOSPITAL which Ms client was cleared. tified person ran up behind her and gra4ied it from her Mark C. Webster. Orange City DEC. IS The appeal was scheduled to be filed by Stalnacker today, stints Wynn had been held in lieu of $5,250 bond since his arrest In She told police she lost a total of abáut $70. ADMISSIONS the f in al day an a ppeal would be allowed. The action can be a girl, Carroll and Nons Yates. : Sanford. dropped at any time, he told council members, DeBary : Deborah Anderson Joseph and Cindy Diggers. a Victoria Campbell Jet Hijackers 1 :' ________________________________________________ _____ 4. ______ -, - 110 — fifattaviay, Brantley Clash Lounges Plan Charity WEATHER was — — - Man Innocent After 6' Jail - HOSPITAL NOTES • - boy, Longwood DISCHAiGIS Clmar E . Eastabrooks Barbara J. Edmonds : Thelma L. Show : Lom Sperry . 14 ' * : Willis L BifliS Marilyn aril yn F. William H. Trammall Francfl M Warren Doris C. Adam W. Whitehead Johnson Rudolph F. Roshik P.. Williams Dee Grumhaus James J. may Kathy L. Bishop, Altamonte 'Springs : Harry Aronolsky. D,Itona Marlene A. Boggs and baby boy Lui5 luono. Deltona kdgls 0. Reagan. Lake Mary Col Sanders Dead At 90 . Ewningllcsuld _____________________________ Tuesday. December 16, 1910—Vol 73. No. 100 Publisbad Daily and Sunday, e*c.pt Saturday iv Ti. Cussed, ___— Herald,lnc..loeN.Franchave..sasttsrI.Pta.nfll. 4.cand Class Puttils Paid at Sanford. Florida 1177* Delivery: WHi. 61- 841 Month, $4.211 $ Mi**i, 634-011i $41.11. sv Mall: We Cliii MiMi, SS.iii 4 Manti16 C*oe year, wie I Hem, Year, ~ - ____________ — ' AREA DEATHS OHN SCARAMUZZO Post 347 of Glen Cove. LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI) — Colonel later developed pneumonia and his Sanders began a new career which would John IL Scaramuzzo, 62, of Survivors Include his wife, Harland Sanders, the founder of the con dition deterior ated steadily beginning make him known around the world: Voluda Drive, DeBary, died Marion Scaragnuzzo, DeBary; frying chickens. Kentucky Fried Chicken empire, died Nov. 14. Saturday In West Volusla daughter, Mrs. Regina Brady, At th. age of The colonel, whose doublebreasted after stints as a Memorial Hospi tal, Del". Glen Cove; stepdaughter, today at Louisville's Jewish Hospital, a white suit, white hair and goatee made soldier, steamboat operator, railroad Born In Glen Cove, Long Mrs. Kristin. Schrainel, KFC spokeunan said, Sanders was 90 years old and was him an internationally known symbol, fireman and restaurateur Sanders Island, N.Y., he moved from Rcokonkcrna, N.Y.; stepson, suffering from leukemia and pneumonia. spent some time early this year in the decided to franchise his "finger lickin' there to DeBary four years William Van Black, Tuacon, John Cox, a spokesman for KFC, said hospital with a rare type of leukemia, good" recipe of 11 herbs and spices, ago. He was a retired Art:,; brother Peter Sanders led at 7:40 am. EST with Us which physicians were treating mc- Sanders, approaching Pa 70th bit. engineer from Long Island Scaramuzzo, Glen Cove, and cesefully. doctor at his bedside. thday, complained that his "danged Lighting Co. He was a 12 granddillàen. He left the hospital near the end of that busi ness is beginning to run right over member and past treasurer of Sanders had been hospitalized since Funeral services were held Now. 7andr.cendy had been reported in treatment and returned to his home at me" and decided to sell out for $2million Holy CrossEpiscopal Church, today In Holy CrouEth. Shelbyville, 30 miles east of Louisville, to a Nashville, Tenn., financier, Jack Sanford, and Army veteran of Church and burial was in deteriorating condition. Sanders entered the hospital last when he got "hungry for some of my Massey, and a young Lexington attorney, World War II and the Korean Deltona. Stephen Baldauft nionth with bladder and kidney infections wife's cooking," Cox said at the time John Y. Brown Jr., elected governor of Conflict and a member of the Funeral Home, Deltona, was and responded well to treatment but be Long after his wavy hair turned white, Kentucky In 1979. Veterans of Foreign Wars In charge of arrangements. — - IUSPS o;.zs __________________________________________ .1 . IN BRIEF . In Miami's 911 Murder ORLANDO, Fin. (UP!) Deputlclosed In on a no rthwest Orlando npartment toda y md arrested a 17— year-old youth u, connection wlthMiaml's 911 murder last month. The youth, identified as Gerard A. Malnor, was charged with burglary, rape and first degree murder in the slaying of Rena Pollard. ) The 13-year-old girl had called police on the emergency 911 nurber,report a man breaking into lçrtmenL But tbeU was classified as routine and police didn't respond until after her body was found. Sheriff's spokesman Richard King said Malnor was arrested at the Lake Weston apartments where he had been staying with two unidentified women under an assumed name. King said Miami detectives had Upped Orange County investigators to Malnor's location. The arrest was made about 10:30 a.m. , — — - 'TI * .i..:' -. - . . - - V - . -.. ' "I. f' :,.ez,. .: . I ~_ . > - ., .'. . . . - '' I~ r •1 i concerned about safety, have pulled hundreds of the vehicles off the road In the last few days. There were also reports of problems In Chicago. - H' , k -' ' Heroin Blamed For Crimes ine- An indignant senator aflt WASHINGTON (UPI) government bureaucrats to explain why witnesses who testif) against or ganized trime have so much trouble with jhe U.S Mar shals Service's protection program. Sen. Sam Nunn, fl-Ca. , planned to ask three protected' witnesses today about more shortcomings of the program. which others denounced Monday as riddled with.cjirelt's.snes and stupid errors, and plagued by lack oL(.a control and Inadequate funding. Mrs. Frank Calimano testified that worry over the family's safety and financial problems caused her husband - a Skit' cessful contractor until he testified against New York CII) mobsters in 1978 to commit suicide last June. they've won again." Mrs "People Like the Mafia CaiImanaid bitterly. "We'd get better treatment from them. "better protection." he said her husband repeatedly said, "I was betrayed." "I wouldn't want anybody to suffer the wa we did," said hut son, Steven, who joined her at the witness table. They weri screened froxu' the view of cameramen and spectators, and their new names and location were not revealed. Mrs. Calimano said promised expert documentation for new life came too late or never, they had to invent their own new backgrounds, and they got no help in getting credil Calimano was unable to close his new business when their location became dangerous. . -. . V ,~ ').V I ., . ~_, , , .: . - I .' ... ". ; I;,_ *#:. i - . Protection PJon Ri' es Witness 1 .1 . r.%. 1- 1*,-W11'~`1'%1;'*-.~,d.,Ji~ , .. . ,.. Flexible Bus Safety Probed By United Press International The government will Investigate whether safety regulations were violated in the construction of Grumman-Flexible buses, hundreds of which developed cracks In their frames and were taken out of service in New York and Los Angeles. Transit officials In New York and Los Angeles, . . ,*-. . Monday in an attempt to work out a com- approved before the House 1xtsscd ih promise that could get through Congress and resolution after midnight on a standing vat.. 177-26. Th. Senate vote wa's M. finally dear the way for adjournment. Republicans, incensed at the house's au They ran Into two major barriers: 148 pet added to the conditions, then sought to add sonic 0 their own amendments projects and tinuing resolution by the Senate and a 17 But Senate Democratic leader ITlobert Byrd percent pay raise for members of Congress summoning colleagues from their honie. and top bureaucrats, which the Senate had managed to kill every amendment. Among those that fell on almost straight twice resoundingly whipped. As a last resort, the Senate stripped the top- party-line votes were amendments cuttin heavy bILL "Christmas Tree" of Its ornaments Funds for the postal service, prohibiting ne' regulation by the executive branch in the next and sent a bare bones bill to the House. Despite word from home leaders that the three mon ths and Imposing a cap on subsidies till would be accepted, congressmen added a to the railroad retirement fund. Left in the till was current language linittirt number of key amendments, providing added earthquake federal aid for abortions to cases where It.Egypt, Israel and military sales to relief to Italy and a ban on using any money to mother's life is dmdangered or in cases of rapt or incest when reported within 72 hours. But prohibit voluntary school prayer. money for disaster aid and Cyprus dropped was the most stringent langtiag' Added and a cut in public service jobs were 111so proposed to prevent school busing. WASHINGTON (UPI) The 96th Congress Passage of the resolution in the House came ending its life with typical ticketing shortlyaftermldnigbt — thebouratwttlChthe passed a stopgap funding resolution before departments and agencies ran out of money. dawn today to keep the government from The Senate followed hours-later. Assistant Senate Republican leader Ted going broke and prepared to head for home. The House passed the necessary Joint ad- Stevens, who discounted reports that some of jourilnent resolution at 11:04 am. EST and the agencies could not open their doors this visited for the Senate to take action. The Senate morning, was oro( thGOP senators who met later In the day because its final dragged the proceedings out to the very end. legislative action came In a session that did But a strong push to adjourn created a not end until after 5 a.m. classic Senate-House confrontation and a The fall of the gavel on the 96th Congress marathon session that 'did not end In the, ends Z years of absolute dominance of Senate until 5:11 am. Congress by Democra ts as Republica ns prepare to take control of the Senate In To nail down passage, senators were January. dragooned from their beds on a night with a The key to adjournment was passage of a threat of snow to provide the needed votes, continuing resolution to fund those depart- One senator wore pajamas under his suit and ments and agencies that have not received several came garbed In wild sports dothes. Senate-House negotiators met at midday their fiscal 1961 allocations through June 5. — Youth Held In Oilando ~ Near L ast Gdsp De mocrats - I Amoroso also acknowledged under 5j 5 Congress To Adloum - . - - /4' - Drug addicts commit six times more crime when they are under the influence of heroin or other opiates than when they are not "high," a new study shows. Dr. John Ball, a profesor of psychiatry-sociology at Temple University's School of Medicine and head of the three-year study, laid ?sfbnday he Was "shocked" by the results. "I did not think there would have been that much difference whether they were on or off heroin," Ball said. "Obviously we have to get some kind of grip on PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - — the problem." The study, involving 243 male addicts in Baltimore, showed they committed more than 500,000 crimes during an 11-year period. On the average, the addicts committed at least one crime a day for 248 days each year while under the influence of opiates, compared to only 41 days of crime during the period when opiates were not used. S I.. 1 ••_. Herald Phil. by Tim Vincent RETIRING OFFICER Lake Mary' Police U.' George Meyers (right) receives a small going-away present from Lake Mary Officer Sam Beiflore (center) and It. David RECEIVES GIFT Higginbotham (left) Saturday at a retirement dinner held at the Cavelier Motel, U.S. Highway 17-92, Sanford. Meyers, who retired from the force after six years on the doctor's advice, said he will make use of the gift when he starts his new job — raising chickens. • ' Reagan Transition Appointment Raises Eyebrows Reagan, who still must name seven Hun' Ronald Reagan Teamster vice president, asa senior economic President Frank Fitzsimmons as honorary LOS ANGELES (UP!) Cabinet members and a U.N. ambassador. Labor chairman for Reagan's Inaugural. seemed surprised when asked why he named adviser. Presser is a former trustee of the scandalAsked by reporters If he was aware of the indicated he may not be able to finish the job Jackie Presser to a key transition post and this week. scarred Teamsters Central States Pension question about Presser, Reagan said: allegations the of said he was unaware "No, I was not aware of that, and if that's Teamsters official had been linked to Fund, which Is the target of a government "We hope to be able this week to have w mismanagement suit, and his name came up true, that will be investigated and brought least some more announcements, wbetlwr organized crime. out." Reagan, who spent Monday at his ranch last year ins criminal Investigation, of them or not, I don't know," he said. Only a few hours earlier, Presser told Confessed Mafia hitman James "Jimmy the near Santa Barbara, also Indicated he may not Reagan originally had hoped to natin' tus be able to finish naming his Cabinet by week's Weasel" Fratianno testified In San Francisco reporters, "I'm positive a U.S. president Cabinet by the first week in [)ecv!libcr, No that Presser was associated with organized would not make an appointment without because of lengthy security checks and iii end, as he had hoped. checking the background." The president-elect was at his Los Angeles crime In Cleveland. decision on both sides It may be ChristinaReagan told reporters, "I don't know what before the appointments are completed. The Teamsters are one of two major unions home today, relaxing and going through mounds of paperwork, aides said. He also to endorse Reagan, and Its officials are the connection Is there. Mr. Presser happens 'the key unfilled job is secretary o( state, fm reported to be taking a major role In helping to be an official of the Teamsters organization planned trips to his barber and tailor, Alexander Haig is the likely uhoIc,. which of labor. In Ohio. I think it Is a legitimate contact with choice for secretary The Washlngtoen transition office Monday shape Reagan's to reports. according Teamster labor." also appointed a The transition team Presser, announced the appointment of — . Report Says Monitoring Lax WASHINGTON (UP!) — FBI agents warned in- formant Gary Thomas Rowe in the 19606 not to ccxnznit violence while serving as a Ku Klux Klan member, but sometimes were lax in monitoring his activities, Justice Department Investigators say. Attorney General Benjamin Civiletti, releasing a summary of a task force Investigation into the FBI's relationship with Rowe, said Monday he sees no grounds to discipline current department employees for their conduct In the controversial case. The attorney general also said the Inquiry turned up no credible evidence to support allegations Rowe killed civil rights worker Viola Liuzzo in Alabama in 1965, the fifth and last year he acted as a paid FBI Informant. $10,000 Reward Offered Search Widens In Restaurant Killings Chrysler, AMC Seek Help DETROIT (UP!) Two of the nation's autoniakers suffering from the weak domestic car market, Chrysler Corp. and American Motors Corp. sought lifesaving financial help today. AMC planned to ask Its shareholders to approve a lifeline from the huge French government-owned automaker, Renault. Chrysler will meet tonight with a United Auto Workers bargaining committee, apparently to ask for wage concessions beyond the $446 million that UAW members already have contributed to the company's - rescue effort. Braniff, Eastern To Merge? Braniff International airlines, DALLAS (UP!) staggered in the past year by huge financial losses and employee rejection of a 10 percent paycut plan, has begun merger discussions with Eastern Airlines. Trading in the two airlines was suspended Monday on the American Stock Exchange following announcement of the talks. - .. Police across the nationworked LOS ANGELES (UPI) with composite drawings today to hunt for two men sought in the shotgun slayings of three people in a restaurant meat they had increased security at several locations but they did not detail what precautions were being taken. locker blood bath. Security was beefed up Monday at several Bob's Big Boy restaurants and the chain offered a $10,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of the two men who herded 11 people into a walk-In refrigerator and opened fire Sunday morning, killing three. Of the six people wounded, one restaurant employee renialned in critical condition today. "What in the name of God kind of monster could have done a thing like this" asked Police Lt. Glenn Ackerman. "It's totally out of the realm of the kind of behavior that civilized people can even contemplate." Ackerman Monday released composite drawings of the two both black men in their 20s L and the Police killers Department issued a nationwide dragnet for the suspects. "There are no sanctuaries," warned Ackerman. "There are no We places." Officials of the restaurant chain, a division of Marriott. said crime: — Police Chief Daryl Gates Monday released an account of the At 2:05 am. Sunday, two suspects entered the restaurant, each armed with a sawed-off shotgun, and announced they were robbing the place. They entered through a front door shortly after closing as two customers were leaving. Eleven people nine employees and two customers were still inside the restaurant. They were herded at gunpoint Into a rear utility room and robbed of valuables. A total of $1,700 In the restaurant's daily receipts also were taken. The victims were then told to enter an 8-foot by 15-foot walk. in refrigerator and, without warning, the gunmen opened fire with their shotguns. They fled through a rear door. No getaway - - vehicles were seen. Dead inside the refrigerator were David Burrell, 20, a customer, and Dita Agtani, 23, a waitress. Ahmad Mashuck, 20, another employee, died a few hours later at a hospital. A dishwasher, Cesarlo Lana. 45, was In critical condition. - ' Veverka Jury Deliberates Reagan Expected To Tap Haig Today A racially-mixed SAN ANTONIO, Texas (UPI) jury is considering the fate of a white former police officer accuased of conspiring to cover up the beating death of a black businessman in Miami last year. The federal civil rights charges against former Dade County Fin., policeman Charles Veverka allege he prepared and filed false reports indicating Arthur McDuffie died as a result of a motorcycle accident The six.man, six-woman jury, which has white and Mexican-American members, deliberated for two hours Monday before retiring for the night. The panel was to reconvene at 9 a.m. today. Ronald treasury; Caspar W. Weinberger, defers- Foundation In Denver founded by Joseph WASHINGTON (UPI) Reagan was announcing two more se; William French Smith, justice; Coors, conservative head of beer. the choices Malcolm Baldelge, commerce; Richard brewing family. Cabinet selections today as secretary S. Sdiweiker, health and human ser. reportedly Alexander Haig In its brief, three-year existence, the as interior vices; David A. Stockman, management foundation has expended most of Its Watt and James of state and budget; and William J. Casey, CIA. efforts suing the Interior Department in secretary. Haig, a retired Army general, was support of freeing federal lands for The long-expected choice of Haig to be Instrumental in arranging Nixon's grazing and development, and opposing been the armor Cabinet officer has bogged down In controversy over his role resignation In 1974 as the floodtide of what it calls "no-growth advocates." In Watergate as Richard Nixon's miff of Watergate reached the door of the White Reagan's press spokesman, Jim staff — and questions whether he could House. Haig later was named by Nixon's Brady, told reporters neither appointee successor, Gerald Ford, be win Senate confirmation would be present at the (2 p.m. EST) Today's nominations bring to nine the commander of NATO a job he held in made to be - - Sales Tax Collections Rise TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) — A recent surge In state revenues probably has eliminated the need for new taxes except for the gasoline tax Increase that Govv Bob Graham has been seeking for the last year. Economists from the Graham administration and Legislature meet Wednesday In a formal revenue estimating conference. Tony Huggins, Graham's Chief economist, said Monday he intends to propose estimates likely ruling out any major tax Increase next session other than on gasoline. "Sales tax collections went crazy in November," Huggins said. "This Is a very positive sign, a very hopeful sign for the state's economic future, at least as it Is measured by tax revenues." - .'' - - — number of Cabinet members Reagan has the Carter administration until he retired announcement here and in Los Angeles, named. Left to be filled are the posts at Last year to become president of Uni ted where the presidentelect has returned for agriculture, labor, education, energy and Technologies Corp. in Connecticut. the holidays. Watt, certain to be a target for con. housing and urban development. Both will be available for reporters" Last Thursday, Reagan announced servationlsts, is head of the non-profit, at a later date, Brady said. questions tax-exempt Mountain States Legal Began, these nominations: Donald T. South.rn 8.11 May Avoid 1981 Refund TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (U PI) Southern Bell Telephone Co., which handed out a $12.4 million refund to phone users th roughout the state this year , proba bly won't have to dip Into Its pocke ts for a refund again next year. The Public Ser vi ce Commaslon appr oved an accoun ting Change that Is ex pected to wipe out customer refunds next year stemming from the utility's earlier excess profits on Longdistrance calls. — - - - ••- - - -- . •'-'--'- . -' DON'T OAMILI //A IJ with your Insurance TONY RUU1 INSURA N CE 11, 322425 l !' I BUSINESS INSURANCE It . ......... ... . .• -. -•..• ' ____ Some • - .• - consider it bad luck . • to let your shadow fall on free A �4 p •. 6A-Evening Herald, S.nfo.d, Fl. Tuesday, Dec. 16, 1111110 1 • - - - S Business Review Sports Parade -1 By MILTON RICHMAN Winfield ________________________________ Yankee Mystique NEW YORK itiM I -Money isn't everything, and although it's still right up there with such joys as sex and home cooking in the battle for First place, Dave Winfield happily settled for less because of three reasons that aren't so hard to understand. his First one has to do with what his new boss, George Stelnbrcnner, calls "the Yankee mystique." The very t hought .if putting on those blue-on-white Yankee pin-stripes is stdsolie kids fairly tingle and the low-key, soft. ficient to make m spoken 29-year-old Winfield still has enough kid In him to share some of that feeling. The second reason he chose to sign with the Yankees Monday instead of the Mets, Indians or Braves, who hung right in there until the very end, has to do with George Stelnbrenner himself. When the Yank ee owner sours on anyone, tie's harder and colder than an Ice cube. But w he n he likes someone, and makes up his inlixi to bring him over to his side, he can give Dale Carnegie lessons on how to win friends and influence people. The last reason of all concerns what we were talking about a little higher up money. When you reach $13 million, who bother's counting anymore? Tt'stl)aveWlnhieldWillgetFOrhaVIflg8gTeedtOpIay money will be paid over a period of 10 with the Yankees. bears and that includes one million up front, which Winfield will get Immediately for signing, and part of it will go into the foundation for underprivileged children that bears the -slugging outfielder's name. "The Yankee offer definitely was not the highest offer," said Winfield, who now ranks as the highest paid baseball player ,ever. I chose the Yankees' offer because I felt I' just would - enjoy contributing to a winning tradition," The contract WInfield got from the Yankees breaks down to .51.3 million a year. The Mets and Indians were prepared to go as high as $1.5 mU)ion a year, and Ted Turner of the Braves, who Inked as If he was ready to bow out of the bidding at one point, told Winf ield and his agent, Al Frohman, he would equal - ' - 'PUT Hei'ild Advertiser A DV F% THE MOVE' YOUR BUSINESS ON T ISI NG -4 • - rv. ,t,u'..... _. fr WE LEMLEY'S FOOD MEATS INPRODUCULANIAT$ANFORO VILLAGE SUPER PLIAMAUKIT Met PRUNCHAVI. SANPOID THE SAMPLER SPECIAL $995 .. 11410 P•tfl$ '' 'steak s 4 srt Sts.s ' h azel Johnson admires macrame Items Living Room, Dining Room and H4i1 SPECIAL -Fri Entire House made by Jo Luke -'¼• (right), owner of Jo's Knot Shop in Sanford. 1 Sofa & Chair - Free Deoderizing With Any Special _ SPECIA C ZOTOS PERM Rag. * 145 - $20 • 214 S. .. •. V., io !s Knot Shop -. • • . r Provides All You Need For Macrame For Fun & Relaxation tUsShow\ 'ou The Easyto-Play "THOMAS ORGAN" Pianos Organs Books Shut Music 301 W. 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Joe $2500 air STYLING SALON Ifli French Ave. Ph. 322-744 WINE Sanford has a sterns for making butterflies and bisque tree decorat ions to resident of Sanford for 17 years, Jo started macrame Ma king ik'mns last March and found although it looks A brooms, holders. w a II w r ea t h S ted plant hangings, holders wit Ii mat ching ceramic pots, door decorations, 1fl(1 has coin p1 ica led and difficult, it is easy once you learn how. She enjoyed her hobby so mu nell she decided handmade ucrautics (tolls and crochqted slippers for sale on there was a need for a macrame supply shop in Sanford, so on Nov. J0 has a goo(l selection of different Jute, regular cords - : Med-Care Surgical and :.yL;.. :. 4 - .. , _ • _- •. • •,• I - I - . '• -.: • "-'-I - '•' b4O, '. , - , S a' , - ' S • . - i . - VOLTOLINE Irvine Ito, W Washington 52 Montana 75, F Washington 70 N Montana 77, NW NaZarene 74 Nevada Reno 77. Santa Clara lt Portland St 60. 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December 32 P'ltsbsirgPi at San Diego End regular season Santa Claus Torunament are the host "Mice" and Frlsch's from th e Winter Park The tourney twice cc League; Buckhorn Bar from previously was held in Altamonte; and Joe West Casselberry, since the host Scrappers, Club Juana Saints, club Is basically a Orlando Regional Medical Casselberry team. The Center Wanderers, Swinging cooperation of ex.Rec Dots a,d the Hustlers from Du'ector Pete Kinaley made Or lando leagues. both tourneys big successes. Trophies will be awarded to Unfortunately the new Recreation policy, under the top two teams plus an Kin sIc y 's successor, MVP and a 10 girl all-tourney eliminates any tourney action team. Pomul, Room and Hail 330 sq ft ma.. FRU ISTIMATU - tnnng Room CALL ANYTIMI 339-4969 2310A OAK AVE SANFORD 743 DELTONA BL DNA is SERVING ALL SEMINOLE COUNTY Uviiiiii- (Career of S. Part Ave. & OJ ' ____ atchgard .rving_S.aj3ford for 25 Ysars Phone (305) 322-MS SOS E. First Strut Sanford, Fla. 12771 al 9 6 0 600 S 1 0 533 6 9 0 100 S 9 I 379 S 9 I 319 West ' Atlanta tI 3 0 wo Los Angeles 10 S 0 667 San Francic 6 9 0 100 New Orleans I 14 0 067 clinched divition title y clinched playett birth Saturday's Results Waiihinglon tO. N Y Giants 11 San Diego II, Seattle II Sunday's Results New England 71, Buffalo? Ciinnati nc tl. Chicago II Centr Minnesota Detroit Chicago Tampa Bay Green Bay , . LET US CLEAN AND FRESHEN THEM! SPECIALISTS IN AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE SR 22's FILED - I classification teams in the Metro Orlando area. Sanford BLAIR AGENCY National Conference East W L T P0 y Phila II 3 p 500 y Dallas II I 0 733 St Louis S tO 0 333 Washington $ tO 0 331 A 1 It NYGiants The Santa Claus Tourney will The eight teams par. feature eight of the top "B" Ucipaung in the Angelo's ' DON'T REPLACE YOUR CARPETS 1.1 S 0 611 5 0 66? $ 0 467 $ 0 1167 tt 0 267 "Mice", wi ll host th eir a nn ual didn't the de partment run a slotpitch tournament this tourney, they didn't even run weekend at Red Bug Park. a women's league this fall. Li I '1 'I UJI111 Ph. 322.3976 S 0 667 S 0 667 6 0 600 9 0 100 Angelo's Restaurant except that run by the UI S T 601 Celery Ave. central 10 tO 9 6 West San Diego to Oakland tO Denver 7 Kansas City 7 Seattle 4 Cleveland HouSton PittSburgh Cincinnati women's softba ll team - the depart ment i tself. Not only Much, Much More through Wednesday from 8 a.m. to 6 pm. On W to s o oi 9 60 600 S 1 0 533 I S 0 467 3 1 7 0 211 Mice Will Host Tourney Poinsettias, Azaleas, Roses, Chrysanthemums. Thursday and Friday he is open from 8:30 a .m. to 8D.rn. After Jan. 6, Peter plans to be closed on IS S II 5 II I) II I) I IS Tuesdays Games , nn.pg at P4 V Islanders L.------.- Ituttalo New England Miami Baltimore NY Jets , autiful 27. . a SANFORD Gift "WE DELIVER" . 1át I ltuttalo Mi nn esota tioslon Toronto Everything for home patient care . LL 313-111 6 - MEDICARE APPROVED V - Oiiehe - -merly of New York City, embi International and ". REALTOR ,, CALL323.7022 105W, 2nd ST. Attracted by the Deitona area, Peter purchased a home there. Prior to opening his own shop to serve the hair needs of the men and women of the area Peter worked for one year at Robinson's in Mall. the L'Exclusif is open Saturday and Monday me in and see Peter , TE Peter receive(l his early training in his native Respiratory Clinic T REALTYArt •I Realtor Associate TYPEWRITERS CALCULATORS ADDINGMACHINES C r utc Pies Wblgham3 0.0.1; Lance BrodrickOOlO; Steve Hathaway 300 1; MIchael RenaudO0-00; Todd (.lontz OH 0; John Stuart 00-0 0; Sammy 11W 1 0.3!; Timmy O'Neal 5 1-2 11; TOTALS 131-S __ - __________________________________________________________________________________ :.I £,temal,c Teic syilon ______________ _____ East - Campbell Conference Patrick Division W L T Pts Phulacielphs 71 6 5 17 Minnesota 7$. Cleveland 73 NY Islanders 70 1 6 16 Houston 72. Green flay Calgary I) 10 4 32 Pitlsburcjh 71. Kansas City 16 Washington 9 tI tO 7$ Miami 74, Baltimore II II 16 1 26 NV Rangers New Orleans 71. N V Jets 70 Smyttme Division Oakland 74, Denver 2 1 19 $ 1 47 St Louis F'tiifadelphua I?, St Louis 3 16 9 7 3' Atlanta 35. San Franc Vancouver iSCO tO Chicago II tO 6 1$ Detroit 71. Tampa Buy II tO tS S 25 Colorado Monday's Game 7 tO S tO Edmonton Los Angeles II, Dallas II Winnipeg I 12 Saturday, December 20 Wales Conference Chiago at Tampa Bay Norrit O,vi,on N V Jets at Miami W I T Ph Sunday, December St 31 $ L us Angrl.'s 44 Atlanta at (0', Angeles Montreal to Il 2 34 Ruttalo at San F rani',o Plarltorcj 10 II $ 16 Cleveland at Cinc innati tO tS 5 25 Pittsburgh Denver al Seattle Optiol 4 II 5 17 Green flay at Detroit ____ __I1#ir Ashley says Come see BUSINESS EQUIPMENT Don't Miss Important Calls - West . - Top-Notch Stylist Opens Ha*irSalon I Deltona L'Exclusif Hair Salon has opened in Deltona Just in time to have you'looking your best for the many holiday events and parties. Located at 793 Deltona Boulevard, L'Exclusif is owned and bperated by Peter Ciara m itra ro. As a holiday special, he is offering fret' hair conditioning with haircuts Haircuts on long hair, which normally cost $16, will be only $12 through New Year's. Peter specializes in all types of cuts, blunt to shaped, short or long, blow dry cuts arid hair setting, lie also offers a variety of permanents and hair coloring. .,(A 8 Purchase £5 iffin IS tAI 11 Vaiparaiso 73. Lewis 61 Southwest Houston flapt 71. Nichols 64 U ol Denver 1$, W Montana 67 Experienced hair stylist Peter Claramitaro has opened L'ExcIusiI flair Salon in I)eltona 9,hrocelchdas •R,sr.to, Therapy *Colostomy Suppi es Equi pment IHOSPial seas S Breathing Mactones Maslerlo'ny Suppiti 50g. First Federal. Atlantic Bank led only 12-4 at the end of the first period, but out-scored First Federal 22-2 In the second period for a 34-6 halftime lead. FLAGSHIP BANK 31: Horace Knight $ 5-1 11; Tim McMullan 1 0-0!; Chuck RollO 5-00; Marvin Cowart 7 H 14; Harold Stinnett 1 H!; Danny Jump!H 4; TOTALi 19 0.138. SANFORD EIJ:cr1uc (27): Kurt Schumacher 1002; Shea ... • -. ternational for 10 years. - ' _l• S shop. braided and wrapped as well as macrame be ads, rings and purse handles She also has jingle bells and ARC blocks for door decorations to .- . ' 4 * .. II she opened her own Closed Sunday and Monday, the shop is open from 10 am, to 5::l0 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday, anI on Friday until 9 p.m. Classes are on Tuesday and Thursday nights. :. t,' ,, • 1' • -, 0 .;. . Italy before coming to the United States in 1959 He has won awards for his work and created hairstyles for fashion shows in New York City, where he Was associated with Glemby In- - of also variety of decorative ribbons and chenille consignment ' p - ' ' 5 elcome your guests. Dec. 20 SCULPTURED NAILS '. ,.'s 4 Alt:_j,* ;:;( - 'I'o decorate your . Jo's Knot Shop, gives ; OPENMON.THRUFRI.Ul SAT. 5-12 ALL WORK GUARANTEED 1 DAY SERVICE L IIOLIFS'' - BILL McCALLEY-OWNER PH. 322-0235 711 FRENCH AVE. SANFORD RADIATORS (lay. Jo's ACID PERM SPECIAL $2000 304 N. Hwy. 17-02 C.ss.lb.rry. Fl. Still time to make attractive macrame items before the big Free lessons when soti p u r c It a s e y o u r materials from her. Classes are held from 7 to 9 p.m. each Tuesday and Thursday, but '- I'll be glad to help any (line they don't have to \ Uiit il it class r• ' W. -. ,,, ; 'g.- iuIE''11 A . . Thomas Aquinas 61, Bioonitueld 57 South Alabama 67, W Carolina SY Armstrong SO 57. Georgia Southern St Austin Posy IS. Wilmington 64 Belmont Abbey 61. AuguSla $O Marshall 9$, Morehead My I 55 Shepherd 96, Southeastern 73 So Miss 61, Miss St S3 Tenn loch Sl. Clinch Valley 4$ Tenn Chattanooga I). Tenn St 47 Midwest Detianc. 14. Spring Arbor 1) Ind St SI. Ill St IS (2 ot) Indiana 65. Oral Rob.rst $4 So Ill IS. Roosevelt 65 ui C,e,1. (I i,..I,.&O '.L,'.' 1 ..' . American ,Conference - M*Iing Coll ;i. So Hampton 56 kingS Point as.Union 03 lot) Niagara It. Kent t , N V Tech 67. Bryant 60 Old Westbury 69, CCNY 61 - - r• Football East mnican Colt $3. Yeshiva U ____________________________________________________________) .._- Bobby Dandridge on injured reserve, signed tree agent David Britton Soccer New York fPIASI) -- Purchased Robert the contract of defender arusci from Washington Football Placed cornerback Denver Perry Smith on inlured reserve 'signed tight end Jim Wright Basketball 2nd a Palmett(1) 3210120 • t,t• St Louis Named Chuck Hiller third base CoaCh. Hal Lanier bir5t basecoachand Hub Kittle pitching coach Basketball Washington Ptaced forward College PHONE Ph one 322.3530 - - Signed New York Yankees tree agent outfielder Dave Win fi eld to a 10 year. $ I) million contract, designated outtuelder Willie McGee for reassign5ient pr ior to g.vng him his tin c onditional release 5995 SANFORD lilt FrrflchAv, .Sanlord (Pdit Door To WuiIiam . Assigned relief Houston p.tcher Peter Ladd to their farm at Tucson N -' New York Mets -- Obtained pitcher Randy Jones from San D.fQo for put pitcher John Pacella and ijtilitym6fl Jose Moreno 29 Polmetto Ave. (Corner BEAUTYALOPI YLtfIA - SaseSili Acquired catcher Cincinnati Greg Mahlbetg and outtielder Danny Walton from fenas. assigning both to their In danapois farm. f or catcher Don WeUWr and pitcher Greg Hughes Werner was sent to the Rangers' farm at. Wichita and Hughes to Tulsa Midwest Division I. P0 CiB 71 12 430 San Antoni 14 tO 10 5', P40u'.tOfl . 14 17 451 0 Utah II It 424 7 Kans City ii II 3S3 It Denver 4 21 17$ I0 Dallas Pacific Division 2 S I isil -PflOeflis fl to 697 2 Los Ang iè ts sic • Golden St is 17 169 , Seattle 13 tO 406 II', Portland 13 20 391 • San Dgo Mondays Games IPlo Games Scheduled) Tuesday's Games Utah at New York • Chicago at Washington New Jersey It Atlanta ' PhiladelphIa at Indiana San Antonio at Dallas Kansas City at Denver t.os Angeles at San Diego 3500 Wednesday's Games Chicago at Boston Milwaukee at'New Jersey __JCleveland at Philadelphia New York at Detroit San Antonio at Houston Dallas arphoertle Portlahd at Golden State Kansas City It Seattle Specializing In Service & Parts For V.W.'s, Toyota and Datsun Shear Delight + Transactions VOLKSHOP S p Edmonton at Detroit Wedneiday' Games WrYtupeg at N Y Rangers Edmonton at Wahln9ton Montreal at Vancouver Boston at Hartford PittSburgh at ios Angeles 'Colorado at Chicago St Louis at Quebec Mrvtesota at Toronto 331-0051 - "'kC10 MWV tb egauII '- STAMPS FRESH FROZE N -- SCOREBOARD Western Conlerence COMPARE THESE FEATURES •LAROE POOL S ADULT CLUB HOUSE *TEEN CENTER S LAUNDRY FACILITIES •CITY WATER AND SEWER INCLUDED •ADULT ONLY AND FAMILY SECTIONS SR 427 SANFORD, 2 MI. E. OF 17.11 MON..SAT. am-S p.m. 323410 - Flagshi p Bank of Sem inole used 'the one-two at tack of Horace Knight and Marvin Cowan to defeat Sanford Electric 38-V in opening day action in the Sanf ord Recreation - d f NBA StandinI By United Press International Eastern Conference Atlantic Division W L Pd. os -. 79 a Phhla Boston n S 733 S1, MV to ,. ,• ._a I - I NJ Central Division Mulwau 24 9 727 tO 13 -504 4" Indiana 13 II .119 10 Atlanta Ctucago 12 19 357 ii Ii 73 324 13', Cleve 9 72 290 tl Detroit Unw! 322-2611 .4 ACE AUTO RADIATOR Flagship, Atlantic Cash In Victories Cuff s- Pro 1pi in this ,ttv n,,tn.,. I" tn,lfl ,, Ir,t nf V'flfl ut.rli ...ik thm 7flt• tr,nlh ...... Ufl b tV Ii •Wt -- JUiuIViU lV Review Dept. of E i'eninglleiald ADVERTISING 1L - - - N IIIIAIU Winfield said. 'We have a lot of youth who need work done for them," the Cardinal replied. So many people attend ed t he news gat he ri ng Itself at Jimmy West on 's East Side resta ur ant that It look ed like the resurrection of Babe Ruth. Along with the media, American League President Lee MacPhail and his assistant, Bob Fishel, were there. So were some of Winfield's new Yankee teanunates like Regale Jack' i, ltnk Ceronc and Willie Randolph. Manager Gene Michael and his coaches, Yogi I3erra, Stan Williams, Mike Ferraro, CharUe I au, Jeff Torborg and Joe Altobelli all were on hand as Well as former Yankee manager Dick hawser and front office pi)le like Cedric TalUs, Bill Bergesch and Pat Kelly. Winfield wits asked a lot of questions. Did he think he was worth so much money? "There are market values for anyt hi ng," he said. "In San l)iego, III) market value was different. It's like tryi ng to evaluate a pr ecio us st one." IIiiw was he going to ha ndle George Stcinbrenner? "My job is to play baseball f or the Yankees," he said. "I look forward to getting along with the players and with iiianagt'iiieflt What if the fans turned on lam as they had in San Diego" What would IL' do' ill pla) good baseball," Winfield answered evenly. "If I do, tht' 'II dicer Inc an) way. If I don't, they won't Jackson said it was good to have Winfield aboard, and when 1w was asked what partic ular advice he could give him, he said l'la) like hell. iuims is the lion's den. It's the greatest place in 11w world to play but it can be hell.'' Advertising' Prepared by Ewninglleiald Hernid Advertiser-, ous* lness -'-, MOBILE HOME MODELS ON DISPLAY "I'm pretty sure the Mets and Indians made the highest offers, higher than we did," Steln&enner revealed. "Mid Turner said he would match anyone. We were not the highest hitkler, I can tell you that." Steinbrenner not In a lot of time and effort getting Winfield, who becune a free agent last month after eight years with the San Diego Padres. lie finally persuaded the big rlghthanded hitting slugger to come with the Yankees Sunday night by meeting with him and Frohman at the hotel they are staying at here. When we stop caring about young people, we deserve all the (TIIIW we get." If G eorge Steinbrenner had to call on the Pope to get Dave Winfield, he nilght've done so. This time, he stopped only one step short of that. Before showing up at Monday's news conference, the Yankee owner, his good friend, Bill Fugazy, Winfield and l-'rtthinan attended the Christmas Party given by Cardinal Terence Cooke, Archbishop of New York's Diocese. Winfield met the Cardinal and talked with Will. t...d,.... tJ,., IJ.pUI UIIVIRI'.. .IUIU Prepared by Advertising Dept. of ADVERTISING .- .. OWN FOR LESS THAN RENT °' "I'. I II ADVERTISING ., - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - LOTS FROM '65 PER o - " - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - IE Likes . ,A IOIA_...1A 1vi !u!!! rA. ___ -- an or , Fl. Evening Herald, Sanford, - I 'I -' • I.. .L The Indians of ancient Peru had a great civiIlzatlonInclUd. ing cities, roads, bridges and complex government, wittsqut the wheel, the arch or writing. �,•, _ .5 i'''' . . . . . -,._ . I IS-Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Dec. ii. CALEND 1,11 Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COUR1 OP THE IIOHTEINTH JUDICIAL. CiRU$T. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO: N.fl74.CA44. I IN RI: TI. Marrla,e CHA RLE S B HOR TON. Petitioner Huiband J . TUESDAY, DECEMSEJI $ Wdgbt Wateber,, 7 p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 309 S. Oak Ave., 7 p.m., Summit Apartments, Casselberry. Overeaters Anasymous, 7:30p.m., Florida Power & Light, Sanford. TOPS (halter 371, 7 p.m., First United Methodist DOROTHY G. HORTON. R,WOn4.nt AMENDED NOTICE OF ACTION SanfordBreakfast Rotary (hub, 7 am., Satrd Casselberry Rotary, 7:30 a.m., Woman's Club, 0 Overbrook Drive C berry Osledo Rotary, 7:30 a.m., the Town House. Sanford Kiwsoli, noon, civic center. Sanford OptimIst, noon, Holiday Itii. Recovery, hw., 12:30 p.m., Sears Altamonte Mall. Sanford Serenaders senior citizens dance, 2:30 p.m., dot suit will be entered against you for the ritief demanded In the Petition. WITNESS my hand and the SI of Ihis Court on December 5. 1950 (SEAL) ARTHUR H. BECKWITH .,. As Clerk Of the Court Iy Eve Crabtre AS Deputy Clerk Civic Cente, Sanford Retard, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power & Light Co., 301 N. Myrtle Ave.,Sanford. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., AIt.amcmte Mall DED3I Sfl. StarligtPromeaderi,8p.m.,[Ba'ycimjty NOTICE 2120W. OF A PUBLIC - - -. -• A?iAChED? MkUnej' Compatible companions Ii S.snfOf'd area. Lowest cost,, elaborate, confidential anf naticnwie sys1on. '9" Free literature. DatIng OS Presi Ige, Wiiliamsfcwn, Mats 0l' .. Y ifELONELy7WrIf,G.t A Mate" Dating Service All ages, P 0 Boy $071. Clear *ater. Fl 315)5. 7p.m. $2.00. Garnish and Cat Decorafifig Classes also *yail. Reservations 213-0)02. Diet Worbbsp, 10 n.m. and 7:30 p.m.,oJeffers&i Ward, Interstate MaU; 7:30 p.m., First United Methodist Church, Sanford, ________________ Care Weekly. Deify rails, DayIMit.322.fl4 NurSe lap. n c?,d t-e will keep ctiiioren. newborn to 10 Restrain . Educatlusal meeting by Cancer Vkthn.s& Fdea Central Florida Chapter, 7:30 p.m., First Federal Remodeled & decorated. Linens & se.-vice turn. Inquire at Green Nicely fursi 1t17 FRENCH AVE. 323.51fl ServIce Directory, Savings&toanAs3n.,2424EdgewaterDrjve,oriand. Pay mint I. y Nit Will build wi to's or ,ic. Y Inc.. Rt Ne'w Listing W GwnettWPi,?e. Broker Be a success in your spare time. Couples or Ifidivlduals, Pleasant profitable work. Your Independent Shatkee D,stribvtor will train. 332 1W. "Social Security is OUt number one priority. We want a system that Is healthy and1 well," the said I TelePhone. (305) 131 5100 Publish December IC. 73. 1110 DED54 - - - - - . , .i . ARIHUR H. BECKWITH. JR CLERK Circuit Court, Seminole Co. Sanford, Fla By , Edna DaviS Dtputy Clerk Publish December IC, 23. 30. 1110.1, January C. 1011 Slsenavals Village. Open S S 72371 Mariner's Village os Lake Adi. I& Bedroom Apes from see. located 17 C2 just SovTh of Airport Blvd. in Sanford. All AiIts 373-WO . UC.IEAL(STATEISriOer As,,. 1edw 1 ACRE Osteen area with pier-, I only 5175$ price $4,000 DID SC ''•C•I S, - Bookkeeper wilts CPA degree, tG do book work For Roofing Contractor in ott ice. S Days Wk sirs. I 1. Salary Negotiable Cord ad Expert RoOfing 323101 AS? C for Appoint ,nenl .,. . Dews u FleA owes t', I l* eao, IS'S Pane 55 5,5 33% ' IJI6WOITH . 37-8 '-ss Pr-say Newt'y A enlodelod iso. ed p yr i.ease m DeBar-y, 152.500 di 51.25 ... . * - CJazz257______ I6S IIwgJ E_ 3'J3-tIi , ,_,_ Lily or reIçnT' PRETTY PINECREST leach,, I l*es. I l EW large fenced yard S.ee - eWl last! carpee. - - - -. , 3 0*a.. Fqsiced .e'i - 'ton. t.c Ii's Od ' Dan'. . -w ______ ___________ ' ?U 511 (1.2 * 00'SX t . a''1 1 COP Ou A 1$0Z w ."s'w 2 7" wesr? Call 33 pm asS !iwl an .5555' . 'in . ti so -- .'us 0isf z,rm sr"er - 5(t os wa '..*irvt L,iw '1 our v *4ur'ev 'siw'iow' er' ('42' 'nii sus ' i -- _____ WVr-PS3 'U Buy i.a Rjttan L.'-ng 14'i 5et' Ri RR'* S ,,, WdI.' 'EOZ* ''l00 NOV. '; Ian sr --_ CailInOOta . - 1jv USED "cli's. uRE I 1. PP) A*C I S Santord ur 'l.lt.r.)eluaIJ. 71&2' - - '!,Jra ,2'tr- %1Th9t1 .IIe5 l'Sep "ir'hen 4m.w."S,Ni- "'lur - ' RTPO 1$ Cu f? +? lvr.e Or.q 1525 nc. S5 or us Agrn Ifl S *a - 00-n0 Mr. putt' bo'lom rot"- - - - - so S he I "S s.wr. •'.'.'a fsted ow £4r1agv LUCKY VENTS PC 41" -____________ - SC tu,i tlt&'. Is it vecanit ' Or'gmail, grow t'anc, 5255 515 712'lel I _________ INvEST . - -- MICROwAVE Tossisa - So. ',P.-r' '-"'n' Or -g--a' 55.4) a. :11' $21 '-it 4 oin' DI SkI - ovies %q a- '.-f'. -- Se' WiwiS' 'One ens',) - "sF0 _______-- '' rr ___________________ LVe Large . m, ':w,er lir3i.und*C', dl 1q75 - used 'orintur,, '-so pt'aii(s% & PlumO,n hxfllrw's oid. A xc - eq Blact gray wits 5!uee,e.j "uuwbcgsen 711 "I'll S2-Applsances CaIIBa'rt i7-al E'sta 2 Star', IS'. SehOtISd .' '7s v: Iur' S'sflIOrdII _____ . --- , S.a155- Ce Vt' - .4.er'd 'o Oily ieso rdUQ"F" 'lull i Sntur Fu,nitr, J4.aga 52, Sq of stout, D,oxy,, ,dine d'enc. UI - : Ii'S A St '0? (1 .,.Ii.1. 5Ri71 il5,.% 323 1071 ,, La' 1T' 4% i? "' On i' - b4 WE BUY CARS a ano Char t ' LIe' New $4.00 Large yard TIMA1A lit'.. ?h Duel Pow.'r %t ,nps '4#0 1 a 17771 :5Z ,) I) it II A Sr . .1 r -" ,juwIflJ STEMPER 511 *1 G,ivs PERSONAL SE Iv ICE & 10% COMMISSION DISCOUNT TO I,,! 1100w F'replace. MIc C'?rse, freet. c.orally '0c,iiIO Only 13*00 BlOKE I FrtAvS ST JOiNS areas ACCESS to Acre's sf?, 3 lOne. I 's .Ie ,iov,ie F .,cso 3 oowe _ pasture & .a'eee area n7 I 57' .n .'.J'r's I C '3 LU Pvsox.,rtv -'F'- 3 5'.. 1 1 .,ar 41,1,1.' PeSC't S• IVan 0i5 "so Cal liP ViiC?3'54.. CIAL to. 'som 1.4i m '. s'. 0 - I 5 sre' F-' it .'.'s. - 2' to £ it . £ ;.-.-m. 'it ne.ie:::'is _.'nn-r 5-4'5(flJreQ5J'% tOt - Be'. ds,wvai a, & 'sea 'wet sd, 5..d Mu Q.-s.cvv,t was. a'.bI,IO.q 24 3m sea NOUI ED 322-213 (I : g,n - .' 'w : or's .3.,, . - '1'i - 514 N M,Its A.. Ortaa's. I 515 MIS C)' ianOo 0 .. _________________________ tI-A--LogIL--..sSabe 5, 5 0.0 . .s.' 'it inamI .' "si's -s, a' ; s.a.' Tis, s at Od 00.'t to 'fleW.', 'ha .ot.c t .ou' ball, 3 ry Neon on a Nody West tot CiA. on carpet. eli-ad k1 £ onmet 50.301 chiC act-. Pes ' - .ntiw's Sirw N var oage.' 'a Ave BINGO -- ,i I - 5-n. ' s-n. if , .. ;ii'' s,-t m. 2 a, eo 2oti ISIS _______________________ sENt It - S -- On e'5 & w'ew sals. ''an. 1715 paces Sa''s 5. Frh $23750 Via. SiS & or i 33'? mi . a _ SiZE ( e in eltfot4ve LAI eis-is kItchen. FtoMo res, sa's _, -- No(Idp00t5,lrl_.,.r.si e s.s Mo, - S..".at.'s l.a KNIGHTS OF I COLUMBUS • 5, - so ot ThurdJy 7:30 Sunday 7:30 RI AL. 'Ca ' 2420 owed u,.,ID an -it.'ld w '05 r.wng call 323-2222 sled _ U't-'-" ____ "'323 6363 (LASS.I (0 3.22 -- - . ___________ See - 00773 -43DN WAtil F 11th1 TURF 5313151 'lIST 51 -- 333' - Ili.F? TPxmairb,rll Triuls,. 75 .sP Es ,'sri.oe lie seats Trader at Far cans. 5005 7350 liart.saus An's 3324J72 ,, l, ____________________________ ,,1n,$' '::t. •.I. ': "'' i:wt, I", FISt ii - Ing , ,.-, - , .j, - -'i,ab,ty 'U"l' L 12',,, -I'" 4 'it 'om it --. -.' lhi Re111t4c Spedalist 'f- 3.4'( - .2*34.. '%r'.n,5' h. ii '4,a air' t,i,'Vl,r Ihy Win,, hal it' V. a. ,it'u.ew 'ii!1iO -, il' I$IUTI 145 ,.n, - B. E. Link Ci*tt. ________________________ . ____________________________ 'tJl" i"U • 42 I' - , hr. ;y ""' - Us. -. .- LUIVSF worn"-,iso 'r'. tilila let '015. weii 171 IllS - 5.44 atE 'iTO it j,i,r' - flat, wail u..w -nell, 21, well .i .. I 112. nut?, Mews, '5i r's I .rstr,$e "n'W,ingl. &arvtsur. casting aot's 'urns 0! ar '., '' - sjsi'5, *1St wifl'n' alOot us yot. 'I wed 'n.i,itlilt it,,? .'.I,lir'm,tai 'T'unsporlCIur. "ru it,fu'iø I' £.t.I.,i II 2' n.m &7i' it. Liii' - a Ni iflSaitu.$Ity ,'iUi(.V M"ln 10' ."Iiwifl'i't 'Lit. '2' '- - - . "ciwi 'fnny,nu_, mw- or t 'war I .,rtur ia'V. 2),,.' Ii 'i Isger we,,. o,,Iic - _____________________ ____ ___ - - 't "t'*JU-itIift .4, - i', Reminut's 'Hilt! 'so oo'ua smeLl P.s. arid Os. *oi'a All t Guavantu'so In scI& 'sausrswise's CIo,.ing )sr'.,t,, Pvr'%unaiiiIO, *11 0.gweuao. Qu*alar or I time boast 5.00 0,0,5 *anda.* - -- .- - - -. USe Sant AdS I Oil. '. - I Ei'U Cng - ,.- ,.., QII 200 coil a, ly '1 ssoutw Cleaning, A4Its., S. ',m.11 Ottit.,. lW.IUdinE 15'. nomes cal ITs. Dustsr't is in 1 p m. A. tg .ws,ia a, Nadine Ila 133 I - - 5'P laiiUin F-sup Zh"WTno rn,n' Tij,5O,i Sue, S. lot 'liw _,i- -. _________________________ Z PSI * ii thea, wo,ws. Tra,lers, Apr 5ers E( Vuit H04%tS. 143 AlSO qêv Eu.-pmenv Tractor Tr4,le, sort C .t ISS ii'.,,. In' •"i.' 't'iri ' E'silG, S. C2(3L,431 Ba?? I Bio.n C ':i T - ts. IULATIOIV.CO 1714253..' IL.. 220 S"ee 'ii vasonw Km 334 371f _______________________ , Sij,mø, t%onn 2 ... "roe Serwi.2, 5' rs tap i_ 211 7.211 __________ C Aciftow. Cm'ms. .1111 ...-.unt tiiiltlfli wit?) .j, - tilt In' & iai.c (tsemn.c al C ear., C) ______________________ .i.. IN& - Ii..' F1' ifl5 itisO 'I Oin,pvi.w,,s l"y't I [a.,. 5-.'.' - * li•t's ,,g,.' 4W' li '2 In ille"s envtim..'pi' ______________________ st.gIi Pi','55,5 ' &'? -- ______ - - 01 (P,q'Umat Snopp.nq'i Go SIISVItIIç "-"b J,,.,,,,..' -- Ei.t'U -an at or gi 1.a I- .41W' ive.' -- iNC. ,r?iairt 112)01 'ii, ---- IllS' _______________________ ElBCtfl(3l - - e' S Jeming, U "I. ii 4 "d'. .ut NI 'Ia unail ir "sI adlzlI" -.' - .3'. top ". icrow lru..r .',ii,,'i'nilm ' ,,.',,,. i.iivaui. "lflI 0"iliiwns ai,uuso . •,.i, , nt,w S. 'rn.'.u"itu:r iii ,, k31t p, ..'. ________ Me. Bi'an-r.rç &,jiOindl,(. 17 Gauge S.Pio?gun MoOf-ed V.e at Besgn. 327 530 7hb.. ___________ e Cl(J't 37-A--Gi*&An, - 'i •. . U- ).'. , - ____________________________ i' ,,,,_ iii A'm. Santo, 0 S- 71)4101 ,,_, . - '•y,,,,• 7 'I 1 5' "5 , WI,itann. - it..,. '' ,,l,.'h.4 , 'i1 inuS .itI - Pot'w.es. Parses. hi ,.C.rttum 57333% MI • 52,00 500 574 - - ,,,v-,,,,,,, 'I £ I PIu,O'iA (OMP(JTEuc sty C.har, ati "m-nij ,, £ III 55 I, C 3" Ou ISni . t.- rs I. 5.."-',' - 0*00 77'. 5 f'ose,,isn. ices... aTI - - 5L 144 alonNeChr.Lswi.aI, •,•• a swine t .eeveow sewed, P,, Detain, Cmli 123443 so ________________________ 105 'III? 1. ii,,ho lure', '15 E.s'w'uO. MotOr & Tra,isr 0 E.cetis'i,i Cor'd.',oti, __________________________ ts. -I or - pair Cana 1ad,ItS. 30711 _______________________ - Ewoiag Ifr REALTORS M.mpi, Lisfl, Service 10. 13 . . .oss MARINE mi (Sw; 1152 ______ 1 4PI.N '4 , 4... Jr 'lu-it! 'Ii"- Jinil 'SI 011' s4e,Imgn e.flt.fl I '.)AiCiit'ii 001.' F5.' E'tt 'U SeniorS 534 $itIl - 55-ts & ACESSOtl1S ______________________________ CaeI. sra,v,. C,pi' V'o'. S.I Fasnis 251i? 5 N. e,o: • Sas __ c E.e1 r.,, s'wu$30,,$30 C is ot-, $I?S Bcp't Sq. 5*.iii'i 5Jw7 $25 $SrTy _ __ lie E 't. e'•'s a ". a,ow'.. atsc$m. IC yeat ci,.O or 3L $25 1355514 caine- - bvs 0" 1st ALfl S1O0 Win CALL ANYTIME I Ave ' - - 'Ne. Sear's (inc ow Sm.e net , - • e.- s P.,.A.. veur SAl. (S 4 05 0 iNTL SILl. TAlE £ u,s,E USE ME U Li. 0 £ OS AD TO vIRTISE 171 )$ui ____________________ SUS we. US :' ,", • '.41' a.iJ A -... ..'..'.- Clock af' P Nd Mar and Ia Oars. S L C fl? 5t 411,0 4.' 'Vial 701 Ic 1or (.0-s,'.'. 's id Surpius o% F,,, sin p.m., Ipa Sm', Ga, .', Dec ('0 04 Or a"'ge &.e 1u a. o'ori '-'s. ,'. '0 Sal' S 1S1% ''.a"m.S &'I 577 55.' E.i cots. ''es no iø 131 CIII ,.',, ___________________ Mm. lee, pie, F.- 121 •.''( (,A* "it,' S'$-'ra - Beset Cairn be _______________________________ Ill 5 - - _________________________ - a.., - . '1 ,xruwntr-, it..ntir'q, i44,IlI If eli 'sues. I. . we) PuW atWed F4ee (U 'ma.t - fireplace. CiA. screened Or, i.,,i Hanqi '01. SittUred C ini inula 12. amso hair's 171 £$3 - *.e' D,-io.' Pil van, star 131 ut. A Oar,' £0 In a, " , CaI'pefltT'y C'ac Ti N.'. .. 'ur( a'. "a - - -- 57ja55 Iinfl**l.Il,,.u..00.. Carpentry ' 1330 Pa'it & saIes 4-B aU Iba st ... 'rP( ' tin1' 5C1) 75. 5.. 5 53 Ii ,on" 315 sOC ISiS W,5d,swo's Os's. lien Vii" S,,.i*,"s V., CS',' shw.as Sal 1a04' T liv me Siit? 14 51. 0000SIS SMOkE I B*w. I Bell ' • P1(001' '. (lEAN DI. &L.bjtiSY v 1%' s,mwç "adtiW* or .ac .'. 321 ns em', ii S or' SUPER LOCATION) S*. I V. CI vCtjUSLLFElti Lab .sA.t A'sAii.AS,I Su,ID(SS FOR LAZY P1091.1 TIFFA*'Y T130$LRSi ,Jur c*,0 or srg.a" zot' - 1551a28 - w.'M'00 ouirn'i' 51 12: 2 152 .10 QU*AV C. a." %1Ii . ,, "f"0, IrS "04 Se.. - '.'nnino" C'.' thy r'.0, fu, , jit on , i ,s'ti', 5.1 lu,s U- a. aiim. 712,1st . .' s' . IN SALt MACNINES :. ican a',d u. Wee 11.l, 5'. -4 01" 's'fV 530(i 21 *144 If :w%'Sl' SEt. 1(1Ce, v C*,l 4 5. (.n mE SE L I. Cci *5 CS WATIS&A.4.& TO DC NOTICE NEAT I Bde'. I ball ,Castsyy wa imet aso. Nige po Fill-Mo • geld £ s ..C.o( S LC' eta .551* 's1.ii _'orS Richatd' OnO - 2015".wi4oi'55 -. - 1." 0' S'.' , ij r hr-S it 17i I JUST FOR YOU I idem. I leW in e• large CIsA sal-ad 51, sarge pse £ eof1C '1. i 530.355 L III " - 'm.'*' .%siIF"ed I('urn P. ,, -. - 1, F-. SI L CO SALE S wnv sa S P , " N.'.' S '1 . , is's '':'' ,',ri, na,, "naviirs 'un,,. us.-mry. k -"it nips, lii I,ji!s 331 515., (ui uriP i.uu , 5.152 iZ" s ''. ' - -' '' )sA(OypTsvyty PS '' pI ,r. r( it1, 5171 or SIt pm. SAKS in *aui a - L% Ituntlng & Brick h.c?s 5,'t PS j5' to, - ' . ron. otsa.w •"4 S n-il -spar Aosiiantrs ii 'Ste vim. Small I lec!r'ca, wirt L grit Pt, mOng 121 1227 I - uun i 4's f&P'E55$t*ij. ,w M?'s 5'p Wio 4O in'. (Ii x" ' 0 44 ' s-° '.' m. . .'. "0 " '.-.- "i - _______________________ '-J 'r"n545 'i,r,ri 1.1 stIOI .315 'our t.r,'p nj 'tones is ..at,q • "-'.'s i 00 A N .UAIGI.EU JEANS ,4in,'ThiI's :2 - ' - -. - CessFaO ST EMP E R AGENCY 1.'! 4)12 - - ,. - NO V.0'.1 ,'' '.., an, '.'q't'.r "a a 02 5.154 II, ' s" ., ,,', ,,.. .', &-.icanSo.lIwP ii' S ('sOrt ii) a.Oams ( £% RENTAl. . ri,.' ' _________ 04*,,, 'Ci "' . SEAL TOif 322 m'uL' i91 I L I s,nsG EU j '.., 1' 'Vn. r. zt , 9"."i 0(4 S Cwca,r '.2 ______ i. .. - '______________________ _______________________ 3351 5 I ACRES Ra. a,'4 511 00 WILiSTAJsD%(LL MOI(NOM(Syesn A*YON$ Ii TIeR . Is .t - •4'B1SIL 050 S ACRES cent so & Sanford S,ales Leader IATTERJk$ hr.. 5)0 ..'ip, .- te'o SiP Dr (, 5. _, '.4 ' '"Y ' ..k ,, sir , ,, n.m. ______________________________ REALTY STE N STROM • 5' y ,. sr Si: -.' ,,' ' c , ', I Business ..(e.n -au-s. Ii,' escnia0 is An yl! 1.21 5&,'b N ., . - S'n• Iwin top .,O hop us, $ Tree Trm, i.m,q. S. 1r.h, . 4y . - , 5,3-_'TV.ls.aui,.I5EO REA.LTCSP In Macrants 5 ,, 1$StEti,'r,m&t'Li - - - Ic 44.59's 71117Dm 015 'dicE 1,10,0 5 __________________________ .. .0t" l.a-pr) !o- 2 Ba" lAq'i',,on Ma-, $I3SOX w ..' , oa ss'n - GE "no Ba' 5,1 "553 1 .ws 712 3307 ACREAGE to acm to s.f's. 0e'ic. e4e ifl ow REALTORS Wesl'w'rv &- 7124 ,.x"-. - s Fr,.Est Fry. I tt,,,sa*fl sin? AP "JulIO- 0040 wit will Jan ,.uu 'or vJ,nv in.,,,. n- .'ivj'j, 'l,,itt ill "f-'. 1.i' i tu, 'iw: ii.'. .sa' .urlit - '.* . 5ar15. sarw 'ce. wa %0t'rs MOO ME 'v Pt IAliCE S 323 007 5.m,' GISEVA lUShlY • a, St Re as Fined fey Weannoive. rsa -, 415.00 - sminar, AMY 1541(14 s PENCE i . __________________________ .'. _________________ ___________-_____ - - 1,t's& 77055. Post & rail ft A,.nm5.d'g&'$' .'t" v'.vt' lam. f 201 c.rt ' • 2id (' ('sm Ca.ttr'(hwi aeatt.'t' Orta-,03 'tgiors 0., m't4 ,c ShorT; ape hr ese', I 114 1 0ic,.tc C 15'S I L't21fl,2 111/ 5.1 IIOS CITIZENS L 1ST & 0w N £ I F IN A N C I N S AVASLAII.E 2 0*'.. 7 jan l'e' / - - SAKS, 111.3 N Y its 1' - ,-. - & So- I (1 I SEIGLER REALTY mmSod&F. Q.Ar1gesBen4d CALL 323-3774 ED BOAT DOCK UTES WEST OF DELAnO t , - 11 rOfq'esosal da, f' 'mse't"mera peired o sen 115 555 w"',gore 'i'i'nS t30 Ta*.es *, INSELIIVAILI PsUGE YAkII*.CLE't Lec. epo to ow ' 1 LAKEFRONT ClOAk HOME $ BEDROOMS. 2 BATH. HUGE GREAT 10000 WITH FIRE Pt.ACI. FULLY FURNiSH EXECUTIVE .. 2 ry LAI Fed £ po Pss. , & -I $1IS, ,.. miw LAtE VARY ' C)IECXTNSSONE'La ., ISm, I'-, lath m* F I.. ge nsei,r,pwelv ? ml ml FleA V& a. tOt le 5, $2100 o,ws JUST USTID 3 C.. -'we'r ,' - ,•. '°' u'u Ooøii'v "an, 5a5 . - - " SPio"s12"el, -. - -S Pt wooden O'nsf'Ie Sees, table : tvRv DAy 5 BARGAIN LiAr & £ chart. IN THE * ASIT A05 1221111, Seinord F ,ir ri.iume Sai..ge. Il 5310*3 '25 olSintord 123512' - 'I - JR i - ______________________ "oI" '- , Mii Buwi shot w.,,..iws Br 'Ogri Ant'qu TZI 230! &S-tsStçl,es ENKINSFURNiTUPECO 705 (alt 75In Slet..? Sar4or0 Flornta 33711 0 1 inIle %' 04 Srwed ,n.. rwnnah,x'h .,il!hz,ttl S • ,i' 5' in 'v'z."'t riPu' ii'' ur-oa rv xit ,l,il 'i"?h' nimx.' '..i, _____________________________ FILL DIRT & tOPSOIL' Y!LLQt, SAteD Cal, (ijr% &Hir U) ________________________ ,, _ v 's" QeJ.L:.,41 RIVERFROnT St NEW LAaGg 7 110100 CEbA* NON 27 MIII WITH COMMANDPG viii OF THE RIVER. HURRY OR THIS 00.000 - , •,j!I -',Ze - Ils - - Of Defy 511.1% ___________________ , ' 's,'s a'j,j'ts a.tIC'l'IOW '-'ms.tI',X'g r i iJ Aflt'queS Cr'er'ta, Rugs _____________________ . C.OoC (ledit ,jç5i -- F rh A,e S. C.xaatSantorw,orwoa( l, or Limits em' I Lat i,',..-j....e,'f' C. ewainq? JUST LISTED Large Aa'rWvq UNCLU'TTIR YOUR CLOSIT Sell t?,oee ttimas t,ue are taking up se with a .ont ad .5th, HeraldJ22 2011, 131 p913 £ .oite - 5'rr.. .,o.rssa? C.'inoi.al, Ob' ed 2 SpeaSec's V cle, MP?,one pI,ff Pa.,e,m 712 'i YC'Iw n'ntr'or .unat , lt"3i.lItl 5, limIt i1Z çmntorG.o.ds.Ive. e' C5in Top Pr'c,i Call 372 Iii: 31.3 Q i,Ii Blat 'i 1PO '0 ,OuV "dine 53$ ASS 0f R alidv 121 00)2 -Landscap.ng 450' •"- Sa",foq'd .,i ' * aas a ., .ioria'i R,isi 4 Se.esi Es.'r, 0,asior's. .25 5 Fla 3m .Zld COBi 3 1*.. 3 l.h. Paneled Fa.ly Seem. siCcBea E...,..,t Cane Air. ofof - Oni,' F - r '5 Fvcn'ti,,reSatvage 1107 So ol " I Sewed 322415I - - 'no.,. on sen Pa's yl 5,1 .orni Use, 'LM.e 'ia.ne', . _ o. - Fawiefy U. ofa Ca,pse A 541.915 -v--v $72,330 Al - MIep a..gs.s... _ - 5$Ct *1110 VF.I) , 62-Lawn-Garden FUrTIIIUrS - i. ______ (J() piov,)ie (0150 5 • Cc'aves 345 '474 -------- - . .,1,-, visilw .aVmwit' P'i.'i • i.'IS&4etii"Or"11ittl iW $21'. - C VI01 S1,dat'i NIeIllC 'or- USED ELECTRiC PIANO - * *n'scurasg 2 .'__________________ - lor Sale UEd effice ,,i. t.li,91 c I a.rs Many 'tonS '0 CPl,e leo,,, h,t1 Sanford Furhjre Salvage. I? '2 So 04 Sanf, m a t,, _______________________ o. t.0 out q sees , 0 5' r .. "p . 'Wc-'i -. , REALTORS. MU 'os's'so sl'?5sps JJ$ Gold, 5.lsiec Coin's, Jewelry. v ferrous n.ealL 'toflM Yost ItS' Co III AU. 0 _____________________ ______________________ c,ttoffe?aI ..ven'ory Y'brafid 'irk 'ni%ectp?.rIQ beOd-ng , s are nol damaged - Ats,, qP, • "01dm Issrnaa aso-Is 'S' IJI5I5.-5)5 2*S - ________________________ _________________________ AL 'p'S StillS's N 3?t'?' gano hi,' _______________ 51-4'kxsseIwstd Go .il,,. S••'O ''5' - Sale Supply s Iim.ted MoO's Se'4id Fur,s.ture Salvage. ______________________ SEIGLER REALTY - -- Ia 450 Cxl' 1: - . - tiC5 0(5 avid) vipnevn' lot - OAK LADEN ACRE 4. OT NEAR Ito LAKE MARY •4l,44 SCHOOL $1D TERMS AVAILABLE A35 Livil 5S Tr 7b- ,e.&7s up ó8-nte1 'III&S Ecp1LpmJ 713 C'U L,Oto*'DOOl,,5( , !?1- ir Trasel 50" WILEl i. WIIOYHP?V blur '1W - ______ - . F . - _________ Aft. *s. fl3.j RAUY , TTh 11?? DI ITt. - vA S1SI. ui ISIS - - REALTOR MLS -- . -- . - - DESARY Seoutifut 3 Berm I Beth, carport, ten(nf bad, wilts owner heading mortgage Sanford ALTT ORGAN Mod,l ______ •ull sic t3300e'o PC .ENK,NSFURNITURECO ______________________ 305 East 25" 5??,,' .,A*(RONT TALL PINE £ - ,' SANFORD AREA I build'ng lots. Beasttifvf large Oass Water I sewer ava.Iaoie IS.001 iadi sss sit so man. LOwRY . - - ___________________ __________ 1a'ctia SIlTY C. CAMPIIU apts. Olympic sa. Pool. - i$e.Se Sews iViat? twais.or VARY RD TRY 130 WI 1,4 YE '*5 AS SOC A YE Livi E - - _____ ______________ noy couadry lIving?' 7 Be'i*. OVER. CLERK Circuit Court. Seminole Co. Fla BY - Edna Davis. Deputy Clerk PbI liii Dec ember 14.73,70, 19101 January C. tIll DID CO - ______________________ BEEC CAL'IES TGS I 4 C's,aI,firii s,mphon,c t'gs *?h 10 's' a'p.qqo Cal' at'er 5 In 21232S$ 12 ACRES NICELY *00010 SLiMInG TO N OAKS ____________________________ - __________________________ _____________________ -_. . -_______________ 1120 ' Ti,rte'y f(antec'S lot' I. lorSale Af'r7pm I €*p ___ . 1 nus. Brir'Char-ole's. Hqr 0+OrZ, s :s .xI 'LiZ'1(oi. -- Santa Gac'vu1'. mc ie,Sflr't. Vented Ge's Heater aS.X BTU Ccp04 20- Cv F? Chest Freeze- Con ' ts. t _____ 7-Uvestodi ufle'lI Call 332 $191 CA.0 321.I7 __________ mew 3324719 - - _________________________ 1OJ00BTL( GoodConditen n000E 0 LOTS I N TO . ZONED tQ 1 15.00 EACH :acs*n3.s,. __________________ ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR _____ 3G-Ausrtiriee*s Uithiniislssi I ESQUIRE. OF LAWRENCE W. CARROLL JR. PA pgsj Office Boa 3$ Cassefberry, Florida 32707 ., rsii P sE . '45' rsi rr- .-- af! 5, Cal 'nI% , ___________________ I -,; SCi (%IV* tr1ta' cc S.ii,'i p fred P.i -j n'hs 3 'sOin on a 'we •.mn On ID buy b,554 Q'5f5 Da'X I 5m'sil ion, C,4l vi ho, Ins Fac?s ma t34 £tx - - Reodrwla Chr'sln,as 717 , with a 541. Ge'IQ. or linde' ;. 4iP Mrte? helP Pass. GreW' (h'ldrltI Ill 'or euyFootal$. t'C(tSw SJEçILER OIL HEATER 7; £C0E5 NCELY *00010 I OST El N AREA (ICE.i. El, T TE R , BATEMAN REALT'V 0*!ii 3 BEDROOM LB hMt Lovety quiet neighbcrPiooi Fenced bck yard aid . i $115 French Ave 1e - as .. 517 ____________________ Cii 322-2611 citi:enssfsallrsav.anopporlunily to be heard at said hearing. Ily order of the City Commission Of the City of Sanford, FIda. HIf Tan,m. Jr City Clerk Publish December IC. 33. 30, . January C. IN) 0(045 wig-c' a Reno.e',d 2 Low La. n $20 will ahoa .v tiSofW ... Much . Mud, e men yea expect. Cesiod a lea.' Occupancy Cail , Extra Money agSInInWMhlngtonw1enstw is officially . 115D-3E . -.orqdrs r- _____________________ 7235 Money ou "eke K ACRE S * 0001 0 PRO j PERTY NEAR CARRIAGE i (Owl .A5,J PART 13.00 I PER ACRE Aits TERVIS LIVIE - L3 Nw listing Fda ,a r Ou stat*n 2 Be" stone ..rn Cme H A. Concrete BIQCI ps 'vacy fsi e. E xc client A5lumptin mmed.ae _____________________ _____________________ IN SEMINOLE COUNTY. deed to be iSsued thereop The Defendant LPN. RN FLORIbA, IN ACCORDANCE ORDER TO ANSWER cerlllicate numbers and years of WITH THE VOLUNTARY AN For III or 117 Shift. Must be nuance. th description of th Ata SesSion of said Court held o,Mautitultypane4ed7B-m. Apt. FRIDAY, DECEMBER19 Self motivated Able to noel NEXATION PROVISIONS OF the City of Charlotte, County f property, and the names In whith 5Th Mo. EIec. not included SECTION Ill 044. FLORIDA Eaton.Michigen,onthelthdayof. it was assessed ore as followswith Elderly people. Excellent Yow AdaitCidi for Singles (YACS) dmnoerdaaee, IISCCVI STATUTES. PROVIDING FOR Working Conditions, lettiCertificate No 1213; '?'esr of December.t9S - 7:30 P.m,1 Maitland Civic Center. . SEVERABILITY. CONFLICTS. Living Center of Casselberry. Present IsSuance 1975. Description of Hon Hudson E 7 Berm. I Bath, Dining Am, AND EFFECTIVE DATE 3355002. NormideVere toward Chapter UnIted Daughters Property SEC 35 TWP 2iS RGE Deming Lge LiYig Am, , WHE RE AS. there has been filed On the 5th day of December. 10E SW'. OF NE '.OF SE'. 1 the Confederacy, 2p.m., at 308W. 17th St. Program, Wooded, $230 Mo 323 $41 I Manager Trainee. Must be Name in which assessed with the City Clerk of the City of 1510. an action was filed by Josept "Trip to the Holy Land" by the Rev. t.eroy Soper. , Sanford. Florida. a petition con willing to relocate i't 3 Mei HOWELL BRANCH LAND CO M Croyte, Plaintiff, against Er I Sdrm. I bath Co - Fully taming the name of the annesation nestine S Croyle, Dfendant, in Payless Shoe Source, 2431 S. Sem1e Susdie KIwanis, 7 a.m., Jerry's, Sanfoçd All of said property being in the equipped kit including walIis,' to the corporate area of the City o French Aye County of Seminole, State of this Cot to t, ing suit for divorce Airport, Sanford. dryer. Outside storage. 521$ • Sanford, Florida, and requesting IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that Florida, $110 Per Week Par? Time at Pef "SO • sec dep. mnla to be included therein, and. UnIt-IS Such certificate or cer Defendant, Ernestine S Croyle. ot Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 n.m., Lord Chumiey's, Home. Webster, America's ________________________________ WHEREAS. the Property Ap the City of Sanford, Florida, shall tificatn shall be redeemed ac loremoet dictionary company Altamonte Springs 2 Bdisn $225 me. praiser of Seminole County, answerortakesuchactionasmay cording to law the property needs home workers to update Florida. having certified that South Vohala Sertoma, 7:30 am., Delt.ona Inn 511 lasts sicurity. permitted by law on or before described 115 Such certificate pr lal mailing tilts. All ages. there are two property owners In the 12th day 3329111 certificates will be sold to the of March, lIlt Wfgbs Watchers, 10 n.m., Sean, Altamonte Mall. experience ut'v'leessary. Call the area to be annesed, and that Failure to comply *ith this highest bidder at the court Pout. IllS 413.5170. Ext 255. ' Tanglewood AA, closed , 5 p.m., St. Rictiarde said property owners have signed Part Ave I BR. aw. ceramic. r-er wIlt result in a (udgm.nt b !door on the 15th day of January, the petition for anQesation. bath, $115 I BR • din. $ thudiLake Howeli Road. tIll. at Ii 00 AM default against such Defendant (or WHEREAS. It has been deter Need Employment? Adults $117553. Dated this 21st day of Novem the relief demanded in the Corn mined that the property deScribed ber, 1510 plaint liled in this Court Full time Part tIme men or hereinafter is reasonably compact Nice C Am, 3 Bdrm apt. Privet, ISEAL) Hudsor, E Deming women Retired people ac hig0,js to the corporate entrance. Good locaf.ots $300 Legal Notice ARTHUR H BECKWITH JR cepted also Earn $5004200 mo 4 dep 332W$. Florida CLERK ____________________________ area ol the City of Sanford, Circuit Court Judge weekly. Meet with Jim GodFlorida. and that it has turthef Circuit Court. Seminole Co frey on Counter-signed Ofity at Tuesday DeBary. Lovely large I IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR been determined that the an Sanford, FIa Sambo's Rest. )350 between Mary Crandell BeW-aetit Air. Ideal for Senior SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA nexation of said properly will not D.pA Clerk BY Edna Davis 23pm Not connected witti result in the creation of an en Cititens. 332 S elects PROlATE DIVISION Deputy Clerk Publish December IC, 23. 30. & Sambo's. clays, and, File Nwmber SS.444.CP PUblish December IC. fl. 30. 1910. January C. 1910 WHEREAS. Ihe City of Sanford. WANT To SEE WOND1(At' Divislea 1110 & January C. 1911 DED 57 Florida, is in a poSition to provide WORK?PSaceaCIaesdlstAd CONVENIENCE STORE IN II: ESTATE OP DEDC1 municipal ServiCes to the property in me EvenIng HeraM Idly. Reagan FLORIDA STATUTES 191.344 CLERK - Good company MARY LOVE MOBLEY described herein, and the City FLORIDA STATUTES I97)4a NOTICE OF APPLICATION benefits Apply Handy Way Dec eased Commission of the City of Sanford, NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DIED Food Stores. Sanford area. NOTICE OFADMINISTIATION 31nwsF Florida, deems It in the best In FOR TAX DEID NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVFN. TALLAHASSEE, Fin. - _ TO ALL PERSONS HAVING terest of the City to accept sad that ERNA FEHER the holder -. a success in your se time. Be NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. OR itJPl - florIda's 17 'dec. CLAIMS Winter Guest's Ievsty.I or 7 Couples or indlvi..als Plea DEMANDS petition and to anne. laid the tollowing certificates has tiled ta Robert HI Melba 0 Gromoll, AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE property, toralvoteshavebeencastand AND ALL OTHER PERSONS bedroom. $273 & 5S sac. I Sant profitable wcrt Your the holder of the following cer said certificates (or a las deed t NOW, THEREFORE. BE IT be Issued thereon The certilicate tificafes has liled said certificates 1417153. Adults. Independent Shaklee iiiailed off toWaahington to be INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE Distributor will train. 332 107 numbers and years of issuance, (or alas deed tobe issued thereon ARE YOU HEREBY counted with other states to OF THE CITY OF SI(NFORD. the drscripficn of the property. Thecertificatenumbersandyesrs NOTIFIED that the ad 32-t'inuses Unfurnislied make official the election of minIstration 01 Ihe estate Of FLORIDA the names in which it was issuance. thedescriptlonof the SECTION I That the tOliowing assessed are as foUaws property, and the names in whiCh Earn Ronald Reagan us president. MARY LOVE 3 Ii. l'y Barn svs • security AAOBLEV,' described property Situated in Certificate No 21$ ii was assessed are as follows File Number $0414 CP. Seminole County, Florida. be deposit Good references The (msttng of the vote 113 deceased. Year ol Issuance ISIS Certificate No 241. Year of With an Evening HeraW i pending in the Circuit Court for the lame is hereby annesed to and and r5q.ired 3337142. Description of Property LOT 1 Issuance Ill?; Description of the state Caitoi Monday WU Seminole County, Florida, Probate made a part ci the City paper route. Depenof Sanford. BLI( 13 LOCKNARTS SUBO PB 3 Property SEC 32 TWP ISS RGE largely ceremonial, but the Division, the address of which is Florida. pursuant t ttse voluntary PG 70 Name in which dabl, auto needed - phas For Rent 1300 Mo 7 Il tsoe, auessed 31E SE '.OF SWu.OF NE '. Central Air & Hp.e. Ce,seral Seminole County Courthouse. .,me.atmon provisions of Section GEORGE, JR I IVORY LEE fact that Republican Sen Nameinwf,ichassetsedLUVON cash bond. Sanford; Florida 3777) The per Vacuum. Fireplace S.or 171041. Florida Statutes WHITAI(ER MOSES HEIRS 'iect Paula Hawkins was one sonal representative of the estate Front age on St Johns River, PARCEL I The North 104 25 All of said property being in the All of said property being in the of the electors gave It pEzLazz. is ROGER L MOBLEY. whose test of the South 73) feet Of the County Geneva area P o Ba. 112. of Seminole. State of County 0, SeminpIe. State of address is P 0 Bos $24, West 201 fi,t of Ihe Southwest One Geneva 32732. I.e 75 Florida While Democrats Gov. Bob Lor'gwood. Florida The name and Quarter '.101 Section . Township Florida Evening Herald Unless such Certiticate or cer Unless such certificate or cer j m, 2 Barn. CHA. address the of personal 20 South. Rang. II East, Seminole tificates shall be rideemed Graham and Lieutenant pt' tilicate'5 shall be redeemed ac fruit trees, large family r,n. representative's attorney are set County, Florida cording to law the property Governor Wayne Mixion lorth below ording to law the property URGENTLY NEED DEPEND $420 mc 4 sec dip 3334515 PARCEL 7 The North 101'. test deicrib,d in such certificat, or deScribed in such certificate or ABLE PERSON wiso can work campaigned hard against All persons having claims or cA the South 475 15 test of the West certificates will be sold to the (tifitates will be sold to the withO,jt servisior, (or Tex demands against the estate are 205 feet Of the Southwest Reagan and Mrs. Ilawklrw, 'e '3 ns, 7 4Its. Gege. on. highest bidd,r at the court house I highest b',r at the court house osI company in SANFORD WITHIN THREE Quarter 1,101 SectionS. Township do on the 19th Lake. as Dettosa their meeting for the electoral required, the 15th day of January. day of January, door on area We train. Write T. H. MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF 70 South, Range 31 East. Seminol. 1911. Call J,a.ue 5741433 at II 00 AM tIll at II 00 AU Dick, Pre, , Southwestern sole was a love feat. Mi.xson THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF County. Florida Dated thiS 21st day of Noym Dated this lilt day of Novem Petroletftm. Box ill. Ft. Worm, The SbovI described property 5 Foraumt 5300Mo ISA Pisnie, and hugged and kissed the THIS NOTICE, to file with the ber, 510 ber 1910 T. 7C101 clerk of the above court a written turnser described as a portion of Central Air & (ieee. Central senator and Graham held statement ISEALI ISEAL1 of any claim or demand that certain property lying .ast o' Va, Firepiac, SClt on St Operation ManageARTHUR H BECKwI TN JR Young ART HUR H BECKWITH JR hands with her for the they may have Each claim must and abutting South Sanford Jotuss River, Geneva ares Company e.pandeng italds CLERK CLERk P0 Boo 123, Geneva 33fl2 photographers and said he be In writing and must indicate the Awe15ue. and between East 75th r,f'able intelligent Wldivekasl CirCuit Court. Circuit Court. Seminole Seminole Co. Co. Street and Airport Boulevard basis for the claim, the name and Frontage was not mad or upset. Sanford. Fla 'o supervise warehouse. Sanford. Fla addreslof the creditororhls agent SECTION 7 That vpon this BY Edna Davis ivers arid nventery cordrot Br Edna Davis He saw the occasion, he or attorney, end the amount Ordinance becoming effective the Ptovt. for Rem's 3 m. l.'y Sonse physical laaor involved Deputy Clerk Deputy Clerk lath Nice NeighberMod said, as evidence of the darned II the claim 5 riot yet property owners and any resident Publish Publish Prefer knowledge c4 trVCkWR December IC, 15, 23. 30. 1910 D.cember 23. * ma & Ava,Ienle Jan Itt $375 Ma Id die. the date when it will become residing on the property described stabilIty of the American doe Apply in person Commercial January 6. IN) January 5. CII and Last Ma 1914 331700 515511 be stated It the claim is herein shall be entitled to all the Chemical ProGjti, 1507 B DID $7 systemcomparedtocountrles cotitingent or unliquidated. the rights and privilegeS and rn Alt 5 p.m FLOIIDAITATUTE$I91 Airport Blvd Sanford. FLORIDASTATUTESI91$3 where a change in power nature of the uncertainty shalt be munitiesasare.frorntim,totim,. NOTICE OF APPLICATION granted to residents and properly NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEAD comes by revolution or slated lithe claim i secured, the O*f5 Fully Esperienceit Seamstress D-4*njsies Furnistd of the City of Sar,to.'d. security shall be described The FO TAX DIED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. Mutt be Oualif led military (Otif). claimant shall deliver sufficient Florida. and as are further that AMERIDA ASSOCIATES. the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. 534 9125 Full or Part time "We ithe Democrats) copies of the claim to the clerk to prov'ded in Chapter 171. FlorIda holder of the following certificates tht$ Seminole County . the holder Lake Mary. Fwr,usas.d 2 Idem. SlatUfes, arid shall lurlheq be has filed LPN Ill Shift Sanford Nursw, * * Carpet. F ioa Am, said certifIcate, tor a a. Of the Following certificates his fought and the people have enable the clerk to mail otse cOPY subie'ct 'to the responsibilities Of deed t be issued thereon to each personal representative tiled laid certificates for a tax krso.wd Po.'a. Ceif HeW Convaleco.st Ceder. Contact The spoken. We are going to work All persons Interested in the residence or ownership as may, certificate numbers and years of died to be issued ther.on The Air Ass. No Pet's 1300 Ma Mrs Brown Director •f with the new administration," estate to whom a copy of thi5 (rem time to time, be determined issuance, the descriion of the certificate numbefl and years of Nun ing In S.c lv, 2125W Notice of Administration has ben by the governing authority Of the property. arid the names in which 'ssuancl. the description of the ____________________ Graham said. Auto Parts Sales - Need sap property, and the 'tames in wtiiciS ---------_ are required. WITHIN City of Sanford. Florida, and the t assessed are as follows Mrs. Hawkins said Florida maIled counterman full or part time THREE MONTHS FROM THE provisions Of lad Chapter Ill, it was assessed we as followi. Certificate No C'S. Year of )-h Ihirea Call toe ififorview I a sit to S Florida Statutes having voted for Reagan and DATE OF THE FIRST Certificate No 1134. Yssr of __________________ Issuance ICI. Description of pm SECTION 3 If any 3331500 Sction OF THIS sent her to Washington, will PUBLICATION or Property LOT CILESS 525 FT + S Issuance 1972, Cescriptlon of 00i'hlOn of a section of this Or 3 Sdrm Ie stowse , Property SEC IC TWP 21S AGE NOTICE. to tile any objections OF LOT 7 • LOT I? LESS fare well despite an all- they may have that challenge the dinance proves to be invalid, FT TALMO SUBD REPLATs BLK 3IE * lOS FT OF E 34 FT OF N The Jolly Stolidly i Near' Nend For Red Mouse Lake Psrt e Cash Sell or trod, it (1143 212-1711 ... Democratic administration in 505 FT OF NW '. (LESS ID) validity of the decedent's will, the unlawful or unconslitutional. A PB II PG 33 Hiret shall not be held to invalidate or Name in which assessed, F J qualifications of the personal the state. Name In which assessed MAX & impair the validity, force or effect and Eva Lew's representative, or the venue or lUST THINK. IF 'CLAUIFIEI JEAN GARAPIC Now accepting application for of any Other s.clion or part of this 'The governor Late Monday jurisdiction of the court All of .aid property being '15 the *06 0101 WORK. THERI Alt of Said property being in the Ordinance sr,eiotm persevwt Fort hit ALLCLAIMS.DEMANDS.AND WOULDN'T SE ANVIl the County of Seminole. Slate ot accepted early County of Seminole. Slate SECTION Thatalbord,nes rap and reliekiRty m Florida resignation of outgoing Sen. OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED or parts of ordinances in conflict Florida holy Apply 3411 5. Sanford i14 liens. lVrin1 WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Unless suds certIficat, or cee Unless Such certilicat, or cer ewth. be and (he same are ,Dlck Ste,DFla., effective Ave. $ 20 a m. i20 p.m tifCn shall be redeemed ac private Ni evsrilakws *ekk.s Date of lhe lirsi publical4on of lificatt5 shall be redeemed ac repealed Rlver7 Sdrm. l's lath Baja Jan. 1, and appointed Mrs. this Notice of AdmInIstration. hereby isis Or cording to law the property cording to law the property SECTION Pt described in such certificat, or on room. screened porch. Wi lip. WAITRESS NEEDED in 5uth Hawkins to fill the vacancy December IL. 1510. certificate or dinance shall become effective patio, carport. Ne pits. Rog5t- L. Nobles certificates will be sold to the Apply in person batweoe II immediately upon its passage and cerllfkatej will be sold to until Jan. 5 when the will take Oidlt'en 'sogoliakie AvaiSafo the highest ber at ttse court Pious, AS PeraI Representative highest bidder sit. Kathy. ** f am. & 3 p at the court houie adoption ' office. 'The senatcr.elect said Dec. C $213 ms sic ed led Us Of the Estate of doOr on the 15Th day 04 January, Cavalier Motor Inn 21'RS0. A copy shall be available at the door on the 19th day of January. MARY LOVE MOBLEY ance. Ph. *4392110 or at Il 00 AM she will take the oath of office Office 04 the City Clerk for all 1911. at 1100 AM yioorman Experienced only. Dated this 2ih day of Novotn 100 Deceased Dated this 21st day of Novem persons desiring to examine the in Florida Dec. 30, six days ATTORNEY Apply isi person Sanford FOR PERSONAL be-. 1910. be-, 1110 same Convalescent Center 95$ WANT ADS ARt oA4 & ahead of schedule, and then REPRESENTATIVE SEALI ISEALI All parties in interest and ?4afj4te Me. Carkr.' AND 11*0 ALL L.W. CARROLL JR.. ARTHUR II. BECKW;TN JR. : REALTOR MiS 00-u Ivs ____ Marvin Ave. MIII office S . CROYLE. hailsledsaldcertifjcatnforata* C. 25' GIRLS B ICY CL ES 5.400 each - 12250'- " , _________________ V,,,i' S.r-'ce -, fire', 3' (-e i,,, , t- . si "'1 ' Fj.'Iy 0,., NALIY - , - Organ Lay away tsr __________________________ Christina's Etec Gu.tar 1 anpl(ier $200 Value SOeCi&l fio* IlSS6 BOB Ball MusiC Center 2202 Frch Ave 212 its id VA.FHA-23S-Con,, WTl 2 00 ACRES 00OOOE COUNTY I RAiLROAD GE NEAR SANFORD AvE & vuiGKnAy 427 13.500 PER ACRE EXCELLENT IIALTO, *1.5 ' ___ • 3T' - POn,eS For "di. Good selec tOn, *11 54or500 also. 331. 775 'v Poriabie *4, F. Record Player rn Tp Player 2 530 332 1155 can roe C'aflOed cii at T'w Herald 3372*15. or 111 "53 __________________________ ASSOCIATES, INC. ____________________ I -- ad. FRIKE & FRIcKE -- I_ FRA • wifh e'cette,'it rn 3235117 imal b,'Øe! 5t-0 twe etto Aedkawarlea TOpi., - Owi's.r Ut 41-HeiJSs Palmetto re0A SERVICEMAN? vea'is fim him listed Us 1u1Us00$ Longwood. Apply between' 14r5 Sam 11am Refere,es reired. FLORIDASTATUTESI17,3 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DIED _.. (amity or eorerta.innq L 1327001 Year More ear CscerI egaI Notice oPens on poot & ..-c*W?'yard Ideal fo, large C,J tat's Amps, Ofns instrtaesee'ts 373 $711 Hannah Music USed 3 Viol Blacs, $150 's' ____________________ -- - - Standing F .çep14(( Free 191 Tiw sng t" ?SO1 SAMORD AVEILJE EXCLUSIVE OFFERING ye,,,, own prIvate golf villa 3 Idims. 2 bathS. 2 car e' diab coil . or 7235525. ho5e o.s corner 5th £ - Crear ef 3000£ Freock AND BETWEEN EAST 19th JOSEPH M CROYLE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. STREET AND AIRPORT Plaintiff, that AMERIDA'ASSOCIATE& the BO U L EVA RD. rolderotthefollowing certificates SAID . wOly & monthly ra'es Utit inc liii 500 Oak Adu 54 1W SA HF OR 0- R eas General Labors Niglif shift American Wood Produti, Legal Notice PROPERTY BEING SITUATED ERNESTINE 1.5401 cilton tlowlan. $330 po sits. 32100 STOP IN & TAKE YOUR PICK I Rimlr.d Lalt.Jimie94l & F *4* F 323 -73 8 8 - I. lit, list and Sec '1- ROOM - 'ri-T entranc.. completely furnished fir IBEALTY N' 411 t'rft$ace. now • watt, bar. ft Of l.vsiq dining area Mj's?e- sure 0'% bea.i! ," no. BwO.&Z v,O.t .i'e . 'ia' G.aE000Y ViOSILE '40M15 30CI0"ia'woDr __ J1iI')ekiefc.4er ' - - dining- rm. Kitchen Sully eqvipped. Laundry ..t-beck porch. st.i1 rows- ileer I Tew 2i-Roo,m $ RECEPTIONIST I $ AUDITOR $ $GINERALOPFICI$ S BOOKKEEPER $ $ CARPENTER $ $ ROOFER FOREMAN S S MACN IN 1ST 1 SLDDRIVEIS $ FOR KLIPT $ S COUNTER HELPS $ CASHIERS S S COOKS S - 59-MsSiCJl *rcturwtise - $4, 2 oath. Ipt,, plat. MII'S On large -. Bedroom. I Bath Home. For Info. call WI Bowes 332 5221. AAA IMPtOYMEJIT .Ip,pr et II. ..at eaby,iltwp. STATE OP MICHIGAN INTHICIRCUITCOURT CERTAIN PROPERTY LYING FORTHECOUNTY EAST OF AND ABUTTING OF EATON SOUTH SANFORD AVENUE File He. 501577DM Aitamasteitallland Cbrlstlai Women's Club Itfi a.m., Maitland (hs'Ie Center. SPeal. music by Seminole Singers. Speaker Lib Hurls, *00150 ,.Ar to 5lt-, AT OF SANFORD. FLORIDA, TO ANNEX WITHIN THE COR PORATE AREA OF THE CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. UPON THE ADOPTION OF SAID OR DINANCE.APORTIONOF THAT . STOP IN & Y6IT SANTA'S HflPE DM50 . perienced in organizIng Dealers tbesugll t Florida. 525,000 Investment required. Should net ii tiMfl - 91.12115 ________ ___________ SCREENE0PO Very spacious buocs. a ____________________ an ambItious erioes e. investment yearly. Call Shefter Systems 1 O02-N3.700. R. T Hunt of SOlE 2nd St - Winter Springs 131 2520 would like his friends to know _______________________ he is home to stay. He would - - FLORIDA. welcome their visits. 4A-Hea th.ssuty Notice II hereby given that a .- Public Hearing will be held at the Middle Age. White Man, average Commission Roam In the City Hall good health, good the City of Sanford, Florida at NW in ares would po PM on January IL Itli. to like tm.qf Ilnaaciallys.cvib consider the adtIon of an or AS ieti'i on $0 Minutei'. 100% lady. Age 10 to 7 tfrs. For dinsnce by the City of Sanford, otin and companionship. presolvent-l$o:.5i95Spl Florida. as follows Reply to Boa No 71. Co SI 10 TP&H. Ditiributed by ORDINANCE NO. 543 Evening Herald. P0 Boo Nu Rem, 20) A I SR 431 ANORDINANCEOF THE CITY 1057. Sanford. Fia 32171, r L0ngeood, Fl 32750 South Seminole Opthnlst, 7:30 a.m., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. Lake Mary Rotary, S n.m., Mayfair Country Club. Weldit Watchers,? p.m., Quality Irm, LOIIgWOOd. Friendship C1, 10 am., Altamonte Sfrings Civic -fl-is PIRATI'ScOVE IIIE.I$S?. BY THE CITY OF SANFORD. THURSDAY, DECEMBER11 MANAGING PARTNEI for new marketing concept. o, '' into the lime ef your - doeann". Prices start as low as SINS neil 100% financIng. We have buyers. we new nest Wicker Sale. 20% Ott Baekets, Chairs. Wall HangIngs. - Hey Kids: Looking for an itra dollar? Ask Mom I Dad to let you have a classIfied ad garage sale. V.Yig' 3137 tunft - 3.SGUAREFT - eii'n to tasaha a Delicious' Ceis. Christmas Cookie lerplece, Weddeiday. Dec. 17. --a- 41-Sinuses _____________ 21755 24-eu 3 Luws Minimum . Pasture tar Roe, Located on Cameron Avs. W-4frudtsii NOOn The Dotj Befol'e Pubrication 4--PefsOrlaIs p t.. SIlO Mo, Jim Na*inS. RI). Box 201. DEADLINES . MULTIPLE LISTiNG REALTO, Family man, 20, trot's Indiana s.l'e posflNo with tvfvre. Past ezp.: Ilolici I , MortIcian. pope'y No.1001 & Re$Iede. 340400Ovl, Fl. 1ic.ns.estIv,tlin.s.137calae HEARING TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTIQ$ OF AN ORDINANCE Center Shell Road. Sanford AA BegInners, 8:30 p.m., 1301 FIrst St. Stu.mt Navels, Juice oranges. Grapefruit, Tangerines, Tarçelot Will Mix. Crvmley Sunday - Noon Friday Airport Resthurit, 2130922. Aek fof' Thomas 321-1121 NOTIFIED that a at. for dissolution Of marriage his bsfl filed a9aiint you and you are required to Wv, a copy of your _________________________ _________________________ written fensis, if any. to It on 0. ___________________ ANDREW SPEER. Attorney tot-_________ Pit lioneq. whose address Ii Ii) 3-..tffl5Ie,'I,s 4PefSOflais west Commercial Street, Sanford, -- --- - --Fbi-ida 32171, on or before ________________ Sacrifice 2Choke burial spaces January 5. iN). and tu. the TRANSACTIONAL Analysis for in Oaklawn Memorial ParL original with th Clerk of this beginners Learn wfty you Court either before service on 07: SI think. feti & act as you dot Info Petitioner's attorney or Im-- ._ - & reg'strat en ev. mediately Ihereafter otherwise a WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER17 'Center. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY S Noon s.*t'e, F t*sen Man. 23 rs.. mode full tione employment. Sanford only. 7esIfvstliuss ........42C S OS AM. - S3O PM 37E Pasture R.Id.I 21-Situations Vrded - NAVELS SemnoIe______ Orlondo-Winter Prh 322-2611 839993 _____________ CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES in.................Sic a IRS HOURS cvevetlm.g. ..Jlcalme YOU ARE HEREBY Seminole AA, 8 p.m., open dISCUSSIOn, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. Soaa1c.Sua Chapter Sweet Adeilne,, S p.m., St. Andrew, Presbyterian Church, Bear Lake Road, Forest City. S CLASSIFIED ADS TO. DOROTHY 0. HORTON IC ADAMS AVENUE BAYVILLE. NEW YORK 11705 Churdi, Sanford. Eat p-Good TNn 5 yes 323-2343 _____________________ ___________________________ it - (oflat I' iu,y. 1. '-,.ous, - 'Ne 'ha..' Cit Sure' to ?.tT'N '400t Olew, .11. . iMlP4,..01 00therJrt1 ituiwl S-as's... I t,x" for Fnn' ("i' i'. '.e.. S .... -. 101* irt.t UI -v �-- 4 2A-EvnIng Herald, $anfd, Fl. WIdn,v4,,,Dei..,i$O VVQRLD IN BRIEF _. _ ruwnu urnuri rrua waiesa I showof unity In memory of the bloody 1010 food riots, Independent trade union leader Lech Walesa said today he hopes to visit the United States by July. Walesa, the 38-year-old leader of the Solidarity labor coalition, also said he will visit the Vatican Jan. 14 an audience with Pope John Paul if. Walesa announced his plans after the seecind day of Baltic coast memorial services that brought together hundredsof thousands of Pole and national leaders in a call for unity and renewal Deputies say NebergaU arrived at his apartment shortly arrived at her home at 10:15 a.. and cities with protestors tearing up pictures of Ayatollah Ruhoflab Khomeini and the religious leader said to be his successor, reports reaching Landon said today. Khomeini, In a statement Issued from his office and read on Tehran Radio, urged the people of Iran to cancel a nationwide protest "In view of the present sensitive situation." S Tehran radio, monitored In London, also broadcast a statement by the Revolutionary Guard against bitterly attacking the country's "leftists, liberal nationalists and people intoxicated by the wet." 4 Cuban Communists To Meet HAVANA, Cubs (UP!) - Government workers strung red, white and blue banners across Havana today In preparation for today's opening of the Second Cuban Communist Party Congress, which Is expected to give rubber stamp approval to a five-year economic plan submitted by President Fidel Castro. Castro Is expected to address the Congress, with foreign observers looking for hints on any - message that tbe Cuban ludermight be sending to the Incoming Reagan administration. Latin American Hijack Ends HAVANA, Cuba (UP!) - Grenade-wielding hijackers who commandeered a Colombian airliner to four Latin American countries ended their wild two. day odyssey In 11ya 57 weary hostages and surrendertrautho,jtIar,'-- Cuban officials today said the passengers were taken to Havana hotels for rest after the Avianca Boeing 7V taxied to a stop Tuesday afternoon at Jose Marti International airport. They were to return to Colombia today, officials said. The fate of the six to eight gunmen who cornmandeered the jet duçg a domçstic flight originating th Bogota Monday waso(Immdiately known, but the official Cuban news age ncy Pronu t.atlna aid a hijacking agreement with Colombia had not been renewed. WEATHER NATIONAL REPORT: A snowstorm that pummeled the Northeast with up to a foot of snow, left at least one person dead and created Icy misery for motorists, moved out over the Atlantic early today. Record-warm temperatures toasted the Southwest Tuesday, with a high of 89 degrees In Los Angeles and 86 degrees In Phoenix, Arts. The Los Angeles reading broke a record of 62 degrees set on Dec. 18, 1894. The high In Phoenix eclipsed a record oflo set thlv5o.A60-degreereading In Lander, Wyo., also was a record for the date. AREA READINGS it a.m.): temperature: 54; overnight low: 51; high: 72; barometric pressure: 29.02; relative humidity: 02 percent; winds: northwest at 12 mph. THURSDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: highs, 4:26 am., PORT 4:47 p.m.; lows, 10:37 a.m., 10:51 p.m.; p.m.; CANAVERAL: highs, 4:18 a.m., 4:39 p.m.; tows, 10:28 a.m., 10:42 p.m.; BAYPORT: highs 11:16 am.. 10:21 p.m.; lows, 4:53 am., 4:50 p.m. m the equipment, Including a $3,000 Xerox coder, deputies say. 4. himself with a shotgun, called deputies then walked into the room to discover the alleged thief they say. Self was aced under arrest on charges of burglary and possession of burglary tools and ordered held In lieu of $50 bond. Instead the man gathered up a pillowcase from the bedroom then tossed in a jewelry box and ran out to a waiting car, de deputies report THIEF IMPERSONATES PHONE e& A man claiming to be from the telephone company stole car in the shop and steal Its tires Monday night or Tuesday morning, police say. The burglars broke into Jack Prosser Ford, YM U.S. High. way 1742, and used the company's equipment to steal four tires and rims from a car there for service, BURGLARS TAKE TIRES, SPEAKERS ThevesuedthejacksbelonglngtoanautodeaJertollftupa ARRESTS IN BURGLARY Two Sanford men were arrested Monday on char stemming from a Dec. 3 Lake Mary area burglary. 1. Daniel Bradshaw, 144 Academy Ave., and Douglas Sutt&. 113 Academy Ave., both 19, were arrested and charged wkh the burglary .of a structure at 2019 Old Lake Mary Road.. The two were each charged with burglary and grand thft and ordered held In lieu of $8.400 bond. Bradshaw was charged with an additional count of tril. licking * in stolen property after he allegedly tried to sell a gd watch stolen during that burglary. Jr. High girls' . BOATING FORECAST: St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet, Out 50 Miles: Small craft should exercise caution today. Winds northwest 15 to occasionally 20 knots becoming northeasterly around 15 knots tonight and Thursday. Seas 3 to 4 feet near shore and 4 to 6 feet off shore decreasing tonight. Partly doudy AREA FORECAST: Partly cloudy through Thursday. Highs In the low to mid 6os today and upper 6osto near 7oThursday. Lows tonight near 40 to the low 40s. Winds northwest 15 mph today decreasing tonight Troop 529 Wins Parade Award Boy Scouts of America Troop 5 was winner of the Grand Marshal Theme Award traveling trophy In the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce Christmas Parade held this past week. The award for the best public school entries' went to Pinecrest Elementary School, first, and Croons High School ,Future Farmers of America, second. Winners In the private school category were Krayola Kollege, flail, and The Gingerbread House, second. Ballet Guild of Sanford-Seminole took first place honors for civic floats and Beta Sigma Phi Sorority City Council was second. I Best religious floats wer e entered by St. Matthew's ,Missionary Baptist Church, first and First Baptist Church of lUnlon Park, second. Winners In the commercial float division were Seminole I Memorial Hospita l, first and Southern Bell Telephone and $Telegraph Co., second Best decorated cars were entered by Sanford Gymnastic Association, first, and Sanford Auto Parts, coed. Equestrian awards went to Caliceno for the best group; Ann ,Randolph-of Caliceno, best-dressed rider; and Barbara Buccino of the Seminole County 4-H, bmt-'oomed horse, 'The best marching units were Gator Country Cloggers, first,. bind Pinecrest Elementary School second Soon-to-be-sworn In Circuit Court Judge tenure In the 18th Judicial Circuit handling the Vernon Mite will have his hands full when he county's probate cases and hearing motions takes office at the end of the month, handling concerning mental health, under the bench almost all the Juvenile cases brought In assignments set by the judges this week. Seminole County. Mite will also spend the, first year of his The majority of the criminal cases handled this year by retired Judge Voile Williams will Judge Robert McGregor will continue 'to be heard by Judges Joseph Davis. hear about two-thirds of the civil actks Judge Kenneth Leffler will continue as chief brought In the county. judge of the circuit and will hear the Judge Dominick Salfi will continue to htaz remaining criminal cases and abçut a third of ... family court cases. the civil cases. ...Cleveland Was Unaware Of Crash Rag. Sb. Big E(lyIcot1on blouse with lace trim on collar and cuffs. Wl1te. pastels. Sizes 7 to 14 Sale 10.40 Sale 8.80 Rag. $13. Jr. HI girls' workpant in poly/cotton. Traditional menswear styling. Sizes 6 to 14. Jr. Hi girls button down oxford blouse. Solid colors. SIzes 6 to 14. Reg. $10 Sai.U. i Reg. $11. Woven poly pant With Suede look belt. 7 to 14, tog., slim. 81 4 to 161A, flog. $12 Sale 9.60 Big girls' button down oxford blouse. Solid colors. Sizes 7-14. Reg. $9 Sale 7.20. 1-'•' Little girls' flowered blouse. Little girls' woven plaid shirt. Sale '*a^ Sale 7 20 Reg. 7.50. Little girls' two-way stretch polyester pant with stretch waistband, 4 to 6X, req. and slim. Reg. $9. Little girls' poly/cotton pants with elastic backwaist. 4 to 6X, req. and slim i. 41 A /';.,,. •'-'iI - - AN. HOSPITAL NOTES SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL DEC." ADMISSIONS Sanford Virginia Gray Sophia P Ro.tlk Jianille E Wright Ractefl. E Perrick, DeBary JAnni Brehove, Detton. Pauline B Lloyd, Dellona William P Dunn, Liii Helen William C. SaunderS, Lake He Mlen argarel Van Hyning, Now Smyrna Beach Melvin I. Park, Orange City BIRTHS Saniel and Lom ;perry, a boy, Sanford Robert and JoAn,,. Bretov., a t ,, 0 •" "as 2 ' B 10 fit .4 ob l p 10 .\. 4. V. Sale' $8 20% off Girls' new spring Rag. 110. Button-down oxford shirt in poly/cotton 8 t 16. Prep sizes. Rag. $11 Sale 8.80 Sale 18 Reg. $10. Classic slack of woven texturized poly 8 to 16, req., slim. Husky sizes. Peg $11 Sale 8.80 Prep sizes. Reg $11 Sale 8.80 Big boys belted casual slack. big. boys' polyester slack. Sale 9.6 0 Sale 9.60 Rag. $12. Big boys slack of two-way stretch Dacron' polyester with belt. 25 to 30' waist. Reg. $12. Two-way stretch slack of texturlzed poly,w;th self belt 8 to 16. req . slim Husky. flog $13 Sale 10.40 - 0 l i z uu 'I"- --• . , , ' Req. Sale Lithe girls short sleeve knit top ...................... 5.00 4.00 eitiegiris' short sleeve 4,80 girl s' polyester 450 3.60 Big girls' short sleeve checked shirt, pink ......... 8.00 6.40 Big girls' pant pink ........................ 12.50 10.00 Sale 3.99 -- FLORIO- ARRIVE A 5' 4 rr1inifcic DISCHARGES Sanford Diane S. Dillon JameS Moirl Leah C. Richardson Adam W Whitehead LouiS H Iiolli , DeBiry Fred A Leasure, Detlona Dorothy E ordar,, D,llona Marian P. McCuun, Dttona Wayn•R Moire, Jr , 1.rn Park Earl Merrill, Geneva Elite king, lake Mary Kelly Lynn Mumfoqd, Oring. City Mar' C W,t.sler. Orange City IL B 4 Help On Access To Property Con Man Reveals FBI Bonuses In Kelly Trial 4$ I Altamonte Developer Seeks (Continued From Page IA) ditlon, she said they asked the police to omitted and don4tions made to the Melbourne said they notify the next of kin help locate relatives. Shriner's Crippled Children's Hospital, In the case of a fatality at the accident The Altamonte Springs City Commission voted unanimously Funeral services for Mack N. the Sanford Fireman's Benevolent Fund Tuesday to have City Manager Jeff Etchberger to meet with scene, but in the cue of injury It Is the Cleveland Kr. who was born Jan. 21, 1898, or a favorite charity. all property owners involved In a local land squabble to come. hospital's responsibility. In Hartwell, Ga., will be at 11 a.m. Survivors Include, in additlon,to,.a son, t-ement Deidre Hall, spokeswoman for the Thursday at the First B'i,tIst Church of Mack N., Jr., Sanford, a daughter, Mrs. An Altamonte Springs developer cannot begin construction Holmes Regional Medical Center, said Sanford, 519 S. Park Ave., with the Rev. Mary McCoy, Oxnard, Calif.; three on a proposed .unit apartment complex because of limited this was an unusual case because they Jack Boggs officiating. Members of the brothers, AC., of Sanford, T.L. access to the propet. were unable to Identify Cleveland. They Sanford Fire çenartinent will serve as )lartwell, Ga., and Austin of Anderson, Mike Gore, representlng"PSM Developers asked the only name found was that of a North pallbearers Snd ord Masonic Lodge' S.C. and two sisters, Mrs. Oatuy commission for their help with the problem of access to the Carolina rnldeii. Miss Hall said Chief 62 will conduct graveside servlce In Richardson, Orlando, and Mrs. QUtCle property which borders State Road 436, Interstate 4 and Cleveland was confused when he cum ln Oaklawn Memorial Park. Brisson Ayers, Abb'yv1lle, S.C. Cranes Roost Lake. and then fell Into a coma. Concerned Funeral Home Is in charge of Viewing well be until 1 p.m. today at PSM Developers' plan was to make the main access to the,,,,, because they had not been able to notify arrangents. Brisson Funeral Home, Laurel Ave., project throdgh a road exiting the northeast corner of the his famIly of Cleveland's critical conme family has requested flowers be Sanford. project. The road would cross the north 50 feet of Golf u property and connecting to North Lake Boulevard, ' In other commission approved f onowg payments: WASHINGTON (UP!) - Melvin the FBI In Its undercover Abscam of the Florida Republican and two Co. -a total of $870 for air tare and room and board for Lk,n Weinberg, a selfdescrlbed con artist operation, defendants. Newnham, public services director, to attend a wastewater and a key witness at Rep. Richard Weinberg, dressed in a three-piece system management seminar In New Orleans Jan. 19. Kelly's Abscam trial, says he got suit and sporting a flashy pinky ring. The trial was to resume today In U.S. -a payment of $800 to the John SaaaLi Agency for apprsai $25,000 in "bonuses" for workin0 with began his tes(tznoqy.Tueday*t the tr -. DlMiictCewt..servlceei1 UtIle WekIviEstafs Property. .., Rag. 4.99. Girls' colorful Underoos' vest and panty sets of stretch polyester Choose from all her favorite heroes and villains In eyecatchlflg Colors SizesS.M.L for 4to14 VE SuNSHlI STATI Sale 3.99 Sale 10.40 Sale 7.20 Reg. $13. Kimono-style Rag. 4.99. Urideroos' T-shirt and briefs of poly/cotlon robe ofnlon/OleIO U Y V printed with their favorite characters M,L.XL for 6to 16 8 W Underoos' thermals, Reg 899 Sale 7.19 1050 Sale 840 4 to "Underoos' is Union Underwear Company. registered 161o22. Re $11 Sale 8 80 trademark for Its line of coordinated underwear sets sold under trademark and copyright licenses 1979 Other boys' robes also on sale Rag. $9. Little girls nylon ankle-length robe with tucked yoke and lace trim Sizes 4 to 6X Other n)rIS' robes Sale 11.20 Sale 9.60 Rag. $14. ArlsIe-Iorigth poly velour robe with rood Contrasting trim ' also Rag. $12. Slack of poly. Cotton twill with belt. 8 to 16, reg.. slim. in 14 t'ii 6X flog $12 Sale 9.60 on sale 'Prescribed iding By MEDCO Control should be a w.t chword for preinant women. Weigh t control gaining neither too much nor too little Findings front an extensive health studs IU S. Public Health Srvice) prompted the report that weight control during flri'gnancy can result in w' fetal losses at birth or soon after delivery Dr it. L. i S. Ilershe., Mcdcal Center offers the following weight gainguide for expectant mothers. Women who are overweight tat the onset of pregna ncy should gain the fewest pounds (around 16 Ills.) during the nine months %'onen with a normal weight should strive for a weight gain of between 20 to 26 pounds. Underweight women, depending on the degree, may nteU to gain at least 30 pounds. Consult with your personal doctor for a definitive guide to weight control. Of course you can charge it - MCI 77X I?-" AT 71h IT. SANFORD Iiiioiiiiii 11111 111110 Oil 1111111 lllII. a -.............. . . . . . C J Penn Gifts for the 12 days of Christmas - MEDCO DRUGS i: Sale 6.80 workpant. New Judge Vernon Mize To Carry Hefty Load By United Press International Violent demonstrations have broken out in Iranian 1_ 20% off kids fashions. BURGLARS TAKE OFFICE GOODS The man, Identified by deputies as James Self, of Jacksonville, was placed under arrest by arriving officers on charges cJburglary. Violence Erupts in Iran r Total value of the stolen goods is listed at $740. Burglars broke Into a Longwood Insorance office and left with $5,000 worth of office equipment Tuesday, deputies say. The thieves forced their way into the Metropolitan Insurance office at 11 State Road 434, early Tuesday morning, takirq $1,700 worth of jewelry and cash from a south Seminole County home Tuesday, deputies say. M of 134 Martex Place, told deputies the man "-5, OIC a speaker i iran anoner car in Ic The thieves also sspeakeri i.yearosa iutarnovne springs man came home Tuesday' afternoon to find his bedroom window broken open and a man hiding under his bed. Grabbing a shotgun, Richard Nebergall1 VS Spanish Trace Apartments, ordered the man to stay where he was, deputies Upon hearing noises in his bedroom, Nebergall armed repair her phone. GDANSK, Poland (UPI) - Buoyed by a national • Altamonte ManCaptures Alleged Thief In Home after noon to discover the burglary In progress. Seeks U.S. Visit By July WiffidneWay, Dec. 17, 1"0-3A E"ning Herald, Sanford, Fl. SANFOfID PLAZA �I - '• a' ' ,'s • I'._l I'. ''I, ..-, • ' -, 4, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 4 Wednesday, Dec. 17. 1910 • I / ..'.' - . . . . I. • I 7t S No S I 4 4 kv I Unassemt in Carton $ .22 P 1' ky Polnsttlos the Hotidaysi Double-Burner Ithy poinsettia :11 color to your ,e4 in 6" pot, Gas Grill 1 20-lb. L.P. Gas tank, cooking controls. Every. , thing you Peg t97 Imported Dantsh Cookies -. - -lb.' tIn of delicious. Danish butter cookies. Save now. Mod.Ii CMINGWAN IU With 10-oz. 1.97CIoke * /iflrCJ. 2.88 . 1-lb. Whitman's Sampler Delicious assorted chocolates. Great gift Idea. I pound box. Save now, 14.97 58.88 HiRis. Bicycle Polo saddles, hirjse handlebars, 20" size. 188 Hardtall Bike Coaster brakes, deep rise handlebars. 20" "Crew Card" Calculator L .' . calculator with "l'- k and alarm function, Save $8 • Tasty Baked Ham Dinner 39.97 O9 Ham and fruit sauce, potatoes, roll and butter, vegetable and 10-oz. Coke.. .co" C.L. s.d Coke Sr. r.pstè,d My *4 am III of Into Coo Cos cmpoov. ' - 20-pc.Dinnerware •, Corning Express1ons. Service for 4. Pattern choice. Save now. -X , MIX ON LITILLPIGS •11115ib MATCH 2m97 Toy hreakiast $0 For Children Playtime breakfast set includes oven toaster, and juicer that really work Ott Peg. 2.68 Ea. 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Plays both full-size 33 and one-third records and 45's. needle cartridge. Hours of listening. Your 9997Choice PRICTOR-SILEX Nice 'n Now Kitchen Helpers 2-sllce toaster with Select Ronic, Steam'q dry Iron with 29 steam vents, lightweight 3-speed! hand mlxef or an ailedric can opener with flip-top 100 1222W4 14.27 "" _ If 4 MT. DORA I1 GOLDEN TRIANGLE SHOPPINOCENTIR r WEST ORLANDO ISS WEST COLONIAL I NEAR TEXAS AVE. KISSIMMEE U.S. HWY. lfl.VINE ST. ATTHACKIRAVE. c -- S.E. ORLANDO issi SOUTH SEMORAN AT CURRY FORD LEESBURG NORTH CInUSBLVD. ATU.S. HWY. 441&U EAST COLONIAL HUNDON PLAZA ACROSS FROM FASHION SQUARE V SANFORD U.S. HWY. l?.flAT AIRPORT BLVD. S. ORLANDO mi $.OIANOI CLOt TRAIL AT SAND LAKE ND. V DELAND ISSISOUTH W000LANDILYD. PINE HILLS HIAWASSEE NO. AT SILVER STAN RD. 1! CASSELBERRY XALTAMONTE SPRINGS U.S. HWY. 1742411ilEXT SS1 W. HWY. 43aAT TOJAI.ALAI FRONTON FOREST CITY ED. T WINTER HWY "I $11LANDO AV 1 9 It �p IIIA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ff. . - . - - ft V. . - p - •or 4 of• W,dn,,day,Dec.17,lflO - - - ' DeLan Crush Wymore Tech [ions - - -4 - - S - It was baseball's immortal Yogi Berra who once coined the phrase, It ain't over till it's over, Obviously Yogi wasn't on hand for Tuesday night's prep basket ba ll mat ch up between the Oviedo Lions and Wymore Tech, Behind a combined 36-point first half effort by senior Bill Burgess and sophomore sensation Ronnie Murphy, Oviedo blitzed out to a 48-21 ' ,. . 11mks -, England New '-s . - -. . - HoustOn Pittsburgh Cncinnat. I.nkp IInw.Il'e ('hitek Scott (4A2 finds him se._ lf In. the middle of heavy traffic chasing down a re- ti2v . 10 10 6 30 s 0 6 0 9 0 661 667 600 400 10 to 7 50 s0 $0 667 66 7 7 $ 0 467 767 9 Oakland DeIIYCI' Kansas City . - -- ed off a 77-74 victory night. The Bulldogs pull - on the Silver Hawk's home court. LAKE HOWELL Iti - 1 11 0 - v 3 0 1 i 0 s 10 0 3 10 0 i It ''Washingt on NY Giants ii 900 333 333 6 0 7Q 90 9 I 9 600 $33 3 0 5 0 90 New Orleans i0 '-ilinched division tin. y-cllnched piayolt bet??, 900 9 9 6 S ' Chicago -Tampa Bay Gr. Ray INDIAN RIVFR (191: Bush 11 2-3 24. Carlthers " , H m 100 379 379 Befflargeon 4 0.18. Totals 38 84 79. SEMINOIX 197 1: Er%in3 H6, Whilnc~ 3 (W 6. Barnes 10-0 West a Atlanta -, Los Angeles San Francsc (74): Lay ton 20, Scott 1O,$kXalght 7, I RA htman ,i c..s..i. 12 tO 6 oa; 0 40 067 didn't like the looks of the scoreboard Tuesday night sshich sliosseti Intisan River on toy b six Saturday's Results Washi ngton 16. N Y Giants 17. 2 141 Chicago MOST $70111 OPIN CHRISTMAS IVII & DAY - Denver .t Seattle Green Bay at Detroit - vvarrii gloves. Special Minnesota at Houston New England at New I -•-- --1 ;. . - -, - i - Pro -- .. S.M.L,XL t . Boston New York . - . - .. caip a, as It . . -. Chicago 13 IC 106 10' HAPPY HOU OMET HING SPECIAL" - • 2 R ____ SCOTCH ii 22 321 13', 9 22 .790 II Kanfl Cty Utah Leather billfold. Sale Denver Dallas Special 4.99 19.99 Rig. 24.99. Four-cup coffee maker comes with cups, spoons, sugar bowl and creamer. UL listed, -I Men's leather wallet, Srec.iaI ) i499 Golden Seattle . Great buy on men's quality leather billfold. Pass-case style in rich top grain cowhide Great to give or get in black, brown, tan San Diego Portland LIGHT OR DARK i ANlSTT(-SL0E LM.M. GIN I 17.99 20% - off Sale __ _ IS Il 169 9, II 20 Ill Ii', 13 IC 406 Il'i - ' i ' Detroit at Miwauker ill Utah Dallas at San Diego Basketball 4 Mileagemaki wheel alignment, 14.88 Brooklyn 97, York $6 Calif, (PA ) 60. CarnaceMeilon Mileagemaker lube, oil and filter change. Peg . IISU Acomptoie wake ovstt'.aui for most U_Sand Imported cars. 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Ryals has found new confideril. has become a much bigger factor at the post. On several occasions Tuesday night he came off the noorand into the heavens to rip some of his 12 rebounds. The everImproving big man has displayed a new-found aggressivene under the boards and if the Raiders had one short commi, enroute to a 12-I first half, it was rebounding. With Ryals developing the way he has, that problem two soon be eliminated. Central Minnesota D,OII -- - . . j - 12 Cincinnati . '- W I I Pct. yPhila y06i115 St - Louis (OT) ( . . East Halftime: DeLand33-25. Foul.; Del ad 21 Lake Howell 11. Fouled out: Technicals bound In - \. . aei National Conference DELAND (77): Brown 15, Deshazler.21, CICk 11, lilnion 13, McGee 2, Ramsey 1, flybsen 9. Totals: r.1343.77. - o We'? Mark La yton was close behind for the Hawks wi th a 20-point effort while Chuck Scott notch ed an even 10 points. p. ' oo Cleveland Cusack finish ed with 11 points while Darryl DeShazier tied Silver Hawk Bruce Brightman for . po ints each. game scoring honors with 21 - ., ' So Oregon 64 flt.ifla5). Hayward George 7 Put Sound $2 P? Loma rranc, sco Georg i a "' eallinore halftime advantage before Lake Howell threatened throughout the second half. 2 1 ç 9 get a little stronger m the boards. I think il we can stay mentally tough, We can keep 5inninL We knew we had some talent before the season started. Rtit I think we are capable of improving.., and we will." In typical Raider fashion, SCC's depth factor once again played a role in the Latest Seminole victory. Keith Whitney and A.J. Jackson came oil the bench ti and BagleN ghtenup the defense Whitney also hit a trio of parking lot junipers while Jack. added a tip in and a 3-4 performance from the charity stripe n the final live minutes to close with live points on the night Perhaps the most encouraging aspect of the Raider's pla% _._.L c- L T PC?. E -SeatIle 0 so American conference East - ' Continued From Page Br i gham Actually it was a La ke Howell pass that Cusack stole and converted into a layup that sealed the final score at 77-74 in DeLand's favor. - Raiders Football Th e Bulldogs had moved to a slow-paced 33-25 convining 90-60 victory. The win marked Oviedo's fifth in seven outings as the Lions prepare to host th e Oviedo-Outlook Invitational starting Saturday in the Lion gym. Burgess finished the nigh t's work as th e game's high scorer with 35 po ints while Murphy canned 24. - .... -unhinerz, . man 31 MUtflY zi, Meyer IL, MIUC Halftime: Oviedo 48-21. Total Fouls: Oviedo IS, Wymore '. Fouled Out None. Technicals: None. - ilver SCOREBOARD We'll Greg Robinson's Lake Howell Silver Hawks played catch up all night long to DeLand $ Bulldogs Tuesday night. And just when it looked like the Hawks might close the gap for a Five Star Conference basketball victory, DeLand's Amp Cusack stole the show. -luuuuuI. halftime bulge and never looked back enroute to a WYMORE TECH ($0): Mack 17. McCain 23, Fran L Roberson 7, Ford 3, Harrold 4, TOtils 25 10-17 10. OVIEDO (90): RobInson 1, Ham il ton 2, Jones 2, fliwgeu 35, I v Mull Dumps Wednesday Dec 17 Sanford ven E1 %a a as arwilla" Wad Doom Jon - Sw AKI 1 2.95 _____________ ___________ 1.5* £TUL MCi 17s95 AT ALL ABC'S 2. MR.BOSTOpiGUIDE I OVER I= 2.49 �13 1 . -•t. - 29,-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Evening Herald. Sànford,iFl. Wednesday Wednesday, Dec. 17, 1I0 ?QQ luxury tjj 0 4, 0 NEWS Q. U) (10) STUDIO (10) ml CHRISTMAS Most BIOWI arid hit Band 01 fl•nfl U) .. flIlsi Marilyn Oas , UcCoo and to, a wvqus end divirli SVSVWAQ 01 Piot.davrnuaac*ISrltertbflmsfll (R) (17) MOVIE Beneath The 12 BURTT 4( 6:30 lb, A NBC NEWS $ (3 CBS NEWS (3 ABC NEWS Mde Ressr' 11953) Terry Moore. 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' too. moSt PEG $169 LIMIT ______ 3-BELL MUSICAL mr'o' EG $1799 ASTER * SUPER GLUE 79 _______ __ ___ ______ v' Asii,r led Bonds - Mr and Mrs Kll ('row (t' n/off s*itch sevvSi$ at 12. Paternal gr4I(l(If.ItlIer I .Immt.-r Baggs of Sanford Oualmagflif fishing test 980 1' Paris. _________________ ___________________ MAKE-UP MIRROR 299 .. Gustavous Worst of GIFTWRAP ASSLfledhol day 2 PEG $1599 C 3grams 1 S- ROLL 7 ¶5 SflSeIs - No T62 Medium lied I." 1110 $169 _______ CHRISTMAS BOW ________ 'eel comas with I 200/oP FF 89C Full tt)f,i(itIjllOil benefit t)I1 . 1999 I Par benefit the Central Florida Zoo Santa will be available to rent (111)1) December 15 to December 23 II (30 distributed it provided Club project REEL (i"sl'Cit, '''. 799 AFTER REBATE ___ GIFTWRAP MINI I ZEBCO 1188 FINAL COST ASSQ$J FLAT PACK COFFEEMAKER 2 t2 p-ctuies PEG $1599 L.rIJet, ecton r.su 'or, uiort & st,'.s 111(,l (I) Rutjrjct i.rl,s 69C - s1arla Dixon of 4)1(1 S,lutlI I:rIs', Russellville. 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I iM 3-PIECE 5-PIECE p ..... ____ LESS MFOR.'S .200 MAIL-IN REBATE' 5 ______________________ RIG $499 699 POLISH REMOVER ECK ER D'S _________________________ PICTURE S' 46,511 95 'lii I 12.00 FINAL COST AFTER 399 CASUALS tear, VANESSA Sanford :•' . Li • MEN'S CALIFORNIA 5(iC uI Ii'',. ll,...i - "irs HON EY DI PPE D" it sips Alice's FRIED CHIcKEN RIG _______________ COLOGNE SPRAY 439 It *topped 599 REVLON SCOUNDREL a u 1110 59 94 _______ to ________ ____________ ___ ___ ___ 49" RIG $3699 ECKERD'S SALEPRICE .31" LESS UFOR,'S MAILIN REBA 00 " 5 399 -. COFFEEMAKER WITH SPECIAL REBATE OFFER 2spe'eds& 3 Pest settings ro $1299 99 _____________ _______________ - WITH SALIPRICI t6cI ind'vd MUU MUU Las, clue Pahit 'P 55S&'iPit (oils _______ ______ _____________ Up 599 LADIES aiox 99 ls• ONLY Calif. Mrs. ________ FINALCOST 3999 ___________________________ AFTER REBATE ..... , 5'x C'ea' i s5'led PEG 5$ ___________ MAIL'IN REBATE TURBO HAIR DRYER SPECIAL RESATEOFTIR' ' 50.LIQHTMIP4I LIGHT SET MR. 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Honey upon request. - -o: can 179 04 TODAY j (3 MORNING WITH CHARLES KURALT i Ti (3 GOOD MORNING AMERICA It (35) FRED FUNTITOIIE U)(tO)SESAMISTREET 1211 7) FUNTIIIE PLASTIC PINEAPPLE , 7:00 FAMOUS RECIPE'S REGULAR DINNER 1 LopA$.15oOWA"y CHECKERS/CHESS DOLE SLICED TABLETS Bonie II tOO (1.'Tr'ud , Excedfl' able pa n lelef LIMIT I I 13995 SALE $ l)rise, Ikserl Lasky Hills, I I. , Reg.'219.95 Getting married ' Whether 132 2 5 IN C H JU, fBOROLL 0 0 a~ 199 9 • $1 plus a long, self-addressed, tnid 425 cents ) ens dupe to: Abby's Wedding Booklet, Transistor Battery J ape' or $01 wrap na ChOiCe Osoosabl.l-gliters Adjustable $Iae 0(0 7P LIMIT 3 129 LIMIT I 112(l7)WOPLDAT LARGI(FIN) its { r '. LIGHTER 0(0 $t 79 LIMIT Ready to serve 6:40 I ," 5%c ou ssant a Iorrna sti*ch sseddlng or a simple, "d Dec. 6:45 OPEN l03O am. 9 5 OED ALLEN II I35 it NEW ZDOREVUE ¶2 ) FAMILY AFFAIR (MON. THU) WEDNESDAY -. ' All fabric bleach Sale to, all eaitiablelabit,s& Coloil. Fully cooked PEG $289 15-02 LIMIT I log l2(I7)WORLDATLAROE(W(0) HAM Tin, HAIR SPRAY Choice of 2 types __ 6:05 I rI n W HOLLAND _______ ,,-- - Oven: '(l and the titsuttir )IUI'-O5% ti-thing" 1i'wJJs1.'j wCRtCKET RAIN Make homemade bread •s gel Abby's new bo oklet. Send 40-OUNCE -1 , .i[us 1 _______ Jotui - _____ _ ______________ 0 Sot Re. long 1151119 musk cologne ) 'I, ' __________ MD. WITH $35,000 ON TIlE BOOKS 'His letter brought to tnitkl the ilhtng verse by -_ ' l)EitR RUTH: The problem is universal. The C hinese say: "The ssise dentist presents his bill ss hUe the tooth is htD,ting." /i HOUBIGANT Opene both , )EAlt ABBY: About th e before:, - lea: $ _____ C •< 95$ container tiikt' adort.' ii- 1 UJ I - - CLOROX ' - 5:55 12(17) WORLD AT LARGE (THU) am 0 •ILII ' COLOGNE OMAWELBY, UD, ecoqgpo doctic slightest." ______ LIMIT I Dknd ill RUTH IN M()t)ESTO 3 1510 SUNRISE SEM ESTER ' -- - t•i$ 91.1$ bowls does? ' d Prnc. MatcIrabstu 5(330 MINUTES (THU) (3 HEALTH FIE LD (Ff1) 0 / MIX •iar.t t.ttari place so much Importatire,on magazine acknowledge the b human error, or blame the like crying, go ahead and cry. you dimensi ons. You may e yours' a computer like e%'erybod else late bl oomer, but And tkin't hide your tears. u a ' . By 5:30 ' ' : ' 5:00 7 322146 'I- 1 . ' ' you haven't received your Evening Herald by 5:30 p.m. CIII Circulation Dept. , , '. ... . COM. good about themselves. Don't what happened? Did the NO DEAR I DEAR MR KOI'P: So NO COMPLIMENTS who are fun, natural, and feel SPRAY MONO U 0- 1 ' SANFORD, FLA. 31771 , may be I shouldn't complain. When a compliment is In order and he doesn't say a word, I f ee l like crytn. wItat should I do? But only ss hen in damittr, the not " tie's clean, helps n* with DEAR ABBY: I have.- a renew of my subscription 'nie tianger o'er. Nith are the housework, Is a goptt_ roblem.tlm,sruinin nit.,od receIed. the following 1k requited, provider and a wonderful love life. I am 14 and flat- letter: Goill Is forgotten, and the to 101(11Th 'We are fa th er. lie doesn 't drink or chested. I have reached - CHIMERE' J'fjjjc.y - ' P.O BOX 13l( ,! , • ' - ' . Jack Limmon _________ a ' t PHONE 3224865 ' 12:3Q )rj)TØMORpIowo,,est actor Didn't Get ART 01LO" PEST CONTROL DON MYERS, MAM9II' • compliment anybody. A 'foreigner me a word of comforting thought: Talk is I mailed a check to National cheap. Deeds say more, . Geogra hic magazine for praise. . (D (10) LETTER PEOPLE (TWJ. scripfion. I did not realize sure does a great never gives . bigger? I will do carth,takesallthecreditand , 1:45 €f) (10) INSIDE I OUT (WED) it be to a foreii,,county." he asks why you're crying, flaiso forever, be proud of the ay God made you, and don't tell job." ten cheated. ________________________________________________ , Iknokmjlloiitselecting Face It gi fts for members of his not apt to change. Some ______________________________________________ DEAR ABBY: lam another ________________________________________ fam y people women, too) sim pl y one wholives in New Mexico even for his moth er il on Mother's Day. He signs t he can't bri ng themselves to and has been mistaken for a - 12:00 ' . . - - - - - El) OOi ALL- ABOUT YOU (FIN) , eaned out his car, w his pri de and joy, he said, i INSURANCI 322•0285 I National Geographic was not a girlfriend. Please tell me . published in the United States what to do. CHEATEDINCIIINO of America. I do not wish to DEAR CHEATED: First, subscribe to a foreign get over the Idea that 'guys publication." MRS. 11.1,. KOPP, don't want a flatso for a HOSWEI.I., NEW MEXICO girlfriend." Guys prefer girls run around like some men, "Gee, that 'portable vactaim - ' (') 11:30 Ike" Billy Davis Jr. Todd hOdges: "The Wtnwss' Robert Read Ton, Tennitte (Al ANTS Could they don't want a "flatso" for "The color is nice." When I w ashed, pol ished Register For Fr.. Door Prissi check isn't that the '1 have placed a stop. payment order at my bank for Guys think I'm pretty, hot the check to.-.renew my Sub- make me ., yrdn't I" made a really beautif ul and all he said was, IPIISANFORDSTORE FRIDAY,DECEMBER1, chest RUSSI anything. my husband. He me credit for from gives cleaner U) (10) COVER TO Y FIN) -, U) (10) MATH RELATiONSHIPS 04WHEELOFFoRTulE S'QTHEPRICE(SRIQHT 0 LOVE BOAT(R) I, (35k P11 CLUB tDIb0)3.21CONTACT(R) WAVE COOKING DEMONSTRATION i 1:15 1100 never ' RATS 10OOKBO(FRI) 12. 1 ?t MOVIE 10:30 Abby '. loves me, he says, "I married 06S ALL MY CHILDREN U) (10) LETTER tota çtj. TH(j) ' (10) MATH U) 4 g,M I RESTLESS (5)OM'AWH In N ATE YOUR : 0(4 -, DAYS OF OUR LIVES 5 0 THE YOUNG AND THE 10:15 Brian. Shir LET US ELI MI weigh 100 pounds. anything.Whenlaskhimifhe (IU) . UA... RELATIONSHIPS 04 BLOCKBUSTERS (4) TONIGHT Host Johnny I S 11 a ALICE(R) Carson Guests Uac..__ - U)(10)ELECTf1CCOMpANy ( BA Kong. Johnny it (35) MOVIE The Captive City IC) (1952) John Forsythe, Joan Camden A tearless rtewspa. per editor and his wife eve rnr.atmed when they try to expose an organized crime syndicate (2 His I Little Ind,. 1 U (17) MOVIE "Ten Or pliment REG. $494 95 42800 TONY Change because I am so skirny' Are I turned'the letter over and th ere exercises I can do to wrote on'the back: FIN) _______ _________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________ - 12:30 (5) (3 THE ERSONS (R) I I (35) GLENN ARNETTE m ID 0 MERV GRIFFIN U) (10) 3.2.1 CONTACT(R)(TtIE. . 0 (4) HOUR MAQAZINt' (y) a MEW aim I N IMOK TUE. I r 135) THE FLINTSTONES (D 10 MATH PATROL (THU111 . with your insurance) -CALL - 11 Dear about a problem that bugged me for years. We have five terrific kids and I'm not unhappy, but I Dirty SaSit 4 Mts Tinier ecDIEws 4:30. S;0OtIfGLIQHT (7) 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL DOMINION To 17, DON'T GAMBLE growing. I am 5 feet 7 and does not cover a subscription marriage to a ki nd and man I'm actually Levels C.cIpe cm IsffievaW Ds 5:30 - U)10SLSAMESTflEET 17 THE FUNTSTOWES TEXAS 0 (TU€.FRI) U) 101 LETTER PEOPLE (WED) 10:00 0 4 cot. BuRNE AND U) MATH RELATIONSHIPS 0 l. C1JQON THE OO(WED) 0V 5)w000TW00OPEC • Hsa*i rs Yea 30 puberty, but my - DEAR ABBY: i can't believe that after 30 years of . 15 itin, Or Tsffipsqs, • I pe 1O laSTER ROGERS (R) 17 THE BRADY P1.JICH Apt _________________ , 35 TOM AND JERRY Not ___________________ • Mktewsv5 ceesi 500 OILUGAN'S WAND J( DAVIOSON (7)0 AU. P1 THE FAMILY (MON 300 12:15 (S 0 THE 000 COUPLE ____ / Mate OrAsA l(17)OIWGAIfSSLAIl0 (4J t; (35) VIDAL SAUOOW'S YOUR NEW DAY (10) oscs CAVETT 2:50 1(I7)FUNTIMl (WEø, FRI 10j SEuuE STp,T 12(17)HAflL -I GENERAL ELECTRIC MICROWAVE OVEN __ 4:00 2:30 ______ 12(17) MOVIE It(15) BENNY HILL an&' 1 1266) Hugh 0 I; QUINCY Quincy discover s bubonic plague on an Indian ressrvltiOfl that border s in excIusiva - 5) 10? OVER EASY 1Z(17ISPAClOLANTa U) (10) CHP1STMAS SNOWS. C40VSTMAS WINDS (FRO 8141 CARD ,IlAI ' J 0 7) 0 ______ _______ REl.A11ONSHIPS U) 1 ) MATH (W) U) 10) ALL ABOUT you (THU) 4D (10)..PORTICRIPTS AT ''.Emfon Tea,'.prala people meet CH RISTMAS Chitdreni from the their deaths when they aid invtt' by an unknown host to a £clgeeOod Ranch decorate the mountain mansion Postscripts Christmas tree with homemade decorations m by 11:50 vie-ears Novie Greene', 1-4 ensem( l) 0 LOVE BOAT "The Kissing ble prpyides the mu Band it' Billy Crystal, "Mike 'And 04 REAL PEOPLE Featured a beSt kitS. conteSt, a man with mOtorized roller Oates, an unu sual television station, the With annual , Olympic mudboist (3 Ff405 Sheriff Rosco Cot. DONAHLX ThU.F) 0 A MCHOOL SPW$AL 3:30 i (35) DAFFY DUCK (10) ThE WtOCATES BRIEF (WED) 12:00 (SI 0 RICHARO SIMMONS MOVIE li' AFTERNOON IJ(35IYOUSETYOURUPE Christmas tree, the Smithsonian. 12, (17 GREEN ACRES ABC HEM 0'4 THE FACTS OF LIFE loot.. A rw.s de Mille - - _ ' .•. and a special school band Concert NEWS 9:30 _1 .' (10) CHRISTMAS SNOWS. CHRISTMAS WINOS A man r.rwnscsi about Christmas in the 1940s D rummond agrees to b football UI BULLSE -- WILIUdIflQ Rich Lifts. George shearing. M*urelfl McGover n. (nil_I FRIENDS - (7)0 VEGAS Dan's ovva.tc . .. € 10) AS WE SEE IT (MON-THU) vacation is U) (10 OUt PASA. US.A. (FRI) girl claiming to be wa fl(17;IDREAkIOFJEANNIE daughter (35)P1OIPENOEHT NETWORK 900 U) SEE in Richmond. va , nionst,at,d visit Al HVIIQ, iii h'sn thoroughbred horses are _____ (, barley OW ey sio business. Tom Q11 in koubt at NI $ob and W$Ih the naiJ(5nC comcWi over accident 6:00 IlariedsnOcala ; (17) CAROL WhitI -d EVENING OfPsinteefing The 0 EIGHT IS ENOUGH (10)POSTSCAIPTS (10) ONCE UPON A CLASSIC (TUE.THU) W (10) LETTER GAME 135) py p fter Gift For Someone Else Well Deserv ft Toyorself. The Special , T\ ' A It Face TONIGHT'S Dec. (lisIr lur tickets are avallaille from IIIenlber, f the association [h1j F". Il is i1I AL ALL I 1 LI I i.J PEG $349 OPENUP4TIL7:OOp,M. NOW OPEN SUN. 8-4 4*4 E. Altamonte Drive Four Towne Shopping Center ecu-s te&.i'4 __ / �/- E 1 w%nual Christmas party for children of Longwood will also Include children from Winter Springs lii year as It I, being co-sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. The party will be bald Satiday from 34 p.m. at the Longwood coinmuni ty building In the city park across from the dtyh&lland firestatlon. There will be stockings filled wi th treats, hotdoga and other refreshmenta. Children attending are asked tribute arpcakea for the party. Five tsmdrul children atte nded last year's celebration. S1 will arrive via fire truck at about 3p.m. Santa has trimmed down his girth a little this year, but Mrs. Santa Informed me she would he delighted to stuff his suit with pillows if vening Heiald (USPS 41 — Around 300 N. FRENCH AVE..SANFORD, FLA. 37771 Area Code 30$M2-2611 oc 831-9993 _________ __ _____ Th ursday, December 18, 1980-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher U 11 1 THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor Home Delivery: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.25; 6 Months, $24.00; ___________ Year, $45.00. By Mail: Week, $1.25; Month, $5.25; 6 Months, $30.00; Year. 7. 00. I 2 10 , _ kL.. _____ ______ _______ S. The Definition Of . The Clock t is particularly disturbing when the constitutional protections of the ordinary citizen are compromised by the U.S. Supreme Court, whose ultimate mission is to safeguard such rights. We fear this is precisely what happened in an ROBERT WALTERS irôportant decision handed down recently (U.S. vj DiFrancesco which held the constitutional p tection against double jeopardy does not bar prosecutors from appealing a sentence they rard as being too lenient. In other words, If a d1endant is found guilty and sentenced to 10 years of a possible 25-year maximum sentence for a certain crime and the prosecutor of the case thiinks he should be sentenced to 25 years of imCont racts piisonment, th e Supreme Court now says he can gd for this by merely appealing the penalty to a WASHINGTON (NEA) After decades of higher court. generall y avoi ding Involvement in issues that 717he decision, by the narrowest 5-4 margin, goes didn 't directly relate to union business aaint a ruling by a federal dppeals court in New leaders of organized labor now are becoming York and, even more significantly, it goes against activist promoters of numerous political (lie Supreme Court's own precedent decisions and social causes. daring most of the nation's history. The court's e changing of the guard wi thin organi z ed earlier decisions simply upheld the Fifth th labor as a new generation of union leaders in Amendment's literal meaning that no person shall their 40s and SOs replaces a hierarchy be subject for the same offense to be twice put in dominated by men in their 60s, lOs and older. rdy of life or limb." Thus, our apprehensions Knowledgeable observers believe this rut this are supported by history as well as high change may be an Important factor In labor's newfound activism because of the older ofcôntemporary legal findings. traumatic experiences stretching Specifically at issue was a provision of the from the Red Scares of the 19s through the Chme Control Act of 1970 that allows the govern- McCarthyam of the 19. nient to appeal the length of sentence in narrowly . "Ftm lne they siedipu leaders . dfiVed circumstances. Writing for the majority, of organizations promoting social justice, A$sociate Justice Harry A. Blackmun reasoned a Improved Living conditions for workers ptosecution appeal of a sentence is not a second other causes only to belatedly discover trial and that an expanded sentence from a they'd been 'duped' because the groups were successful appeal is not a second punishment. He controlled or manipulated by the cornargued the double jeopardy provision was meant muntata," notes one student of labor. to,- bar the state's repeated attempts to convict "y ware badly burned and, In many after initial failure to do so. cases, the wars never fully healed," he adds. But Associate Justice William J. Brennan Jr. in "For decades afterward, they shied away tbp minority's powerful dissent said, " the double from similar Involvement even though the jeppardy clause should preclude government threat of domestic communism had long since appeals from sentencing decisions very much as been dissipated." Other observers of the labor movement cite it revenLs appeal from judgments of acquittal." additional causes for the recent shift In And he pointed out that, because convicted defendants often worry more about the length of and strength of the unions .n-. their sentence than the fact of conviction, the cowaged an arrogant attitude typified by the majority was wrong to find the sentencing to be belief that they didn't need to form coalltons with non-labor groups because any desired incidental and less important than conviction, At a time when government authority is ex- goals could be attained using their own panding over every facet of our lives, it is more resources. But a series of unexpected congressional necessary than ever to guard against sudden defeats In recent years led many labor encroachment over heretofore sacrosanct con- leaders to reach a more modest and ac- structicE at the airport will make it necessary graduates were sponsored by the Seminole for the Humane Society to relocate In the not too County Sheriff's Department or from the ciflas of CasIberry, Long wood and Sanford. distant future. Appointed to the committee were Art Grindle, Dick Gruber, Dr. Florence Dunbar, Vernon Shomo, Ruth Henry, Pauline McDonald and Barbara Woodall. Anyone who would like to dona te land, materials, skills or labor should contact RutIat 3345$5 The Humane Society Is collecting recipes for a cookbook but this one Is differeni ft will have recipes forpetsaswell as people. Semi them to Maryam Wheeler at P.O. Box 1893, Maitland, 37751 and include your name and phone number. "Kind Deed Awards" were recently given by the Humane Society to Dr. Philip Bate, Maitland for his special care for the squirrels and to _. Sheriff John Polk was guest speaker Monday nightat the graduation ceremony for a class of6$ students from the Seminole Community college Police Training School. The majority of the - - - stitutional rights, curate assessment of their clout. —Fundamental changes In the nation's economy have produced a profund shift away from blue-collar Jobs In heavy Industrry and . the construction trades and toward ployment In the service industries and whitecol lar vocations. .....WIth the notabis exception of the United - This is particularly true in judicial proceedings that have withstood every challenge during the life of this country until now. In this case, the Supreme Court's majority has indulged in sophistry when it assumed the cards are not stacked against a convicted defendant every time aprosecutor decides to go for a higher sentence 1.'ithin the judicial fraternity, If doubling a sentence for the same conviction is not overturning the constitutional provision that no person shall be subject for the same offense to 4twice put in jeopardy of life or limb," then we don't know what the definition of double jeopardy would be. rite Please W Auto Workers, the blue-collar unions historically have evidenced little Interest In social causes. Indeed, the building-trades unions long were antagonistic toward those campaigns. —The retirement and death one year ago of AFL-CIO President George Meany at age gave the leaders of activist unions unprecedented freedom to pursue their outside interests without fear of reallatlon for stepping out of line. Meany personified and autocratically enforced the attitude of organized labor's old guard, generally approving of outside activities only within the Democratic Party - - 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 be verified. The Evening Herald ill respect the wishes of writers who do not want their names In print. The Evening h erald also reserves the right to edit letters to eli mi na t e libel or to conform to space your taught byaflauOflZllyr oWfledell)tftlfl the art percent," says John Currie, the man who'll be teaching It Curie's claim to fame hinges upon his success with such notables as President Jimmy Ca rter. Curie taught him to recognize on sight the 535 members of the U.S. House of Representatives. Curie Is a giaduate of the University of Florida and former tea cher in state jxibtic schools. Registra tion for the course can be made by contacting the College of Extended Studies, University of Central Florida, at 275-21. The fee Is $55, and acceptance will be on a first-come, 5t4aa1 basis. Some Rights Wronged ____________ - ~~,l ______ - - _______ ii.' . - ., .. - - -. - - . JACK ANDERSON SALT, Ca rter Misled Public? WASHINGTON New evidence come to light suggesting that Jimmy Carter and Defense Secretary Harold Brown deliberately misled the American public on the SALT 11 agreement. - The SALT 11 agreement, now effectively dead, was on the verge of extinction even before the presidential campaign really got started. But Carter, trying to depict Ronald Rágan as a warmonger, kept bringing up SALT II as If it were the last, best hope of avoiding a nuclear holocaust. Brown supported the president with reassuring statements cm the treaty's effectiveness, At the same time, however, the defense secretary wrote a "top-secret, sensitive" memo to Carter that tells an entirely different story. My associate Dale Van Att.a has seen a copy of Brown's memorandum, which shows Carter's campaign rhetoric on disarmament was pure hogwash. The president was told that SALT 11, much less the fast-dwindling prospect of SALT Ill, would inno way lead to a reduction In the nuclear arsenals of the two suPerP05, The point to remember is that Carter was touting SALT II as a way of reducing nuclear weapons. Brown's top-secret memorandum pointedout that neither SALT II nor the hoped-for SALT Ill agreement would actually reduce eithee r naton's i nuclear stockpile. "Reductions are important as symbols of progress toward 'real' disarmament," Brown told the president, "but they have serious drawbacks as a means of accomplishing strategic and SALT objectives, and are therefore Inadequate as the primary jective of SALT Ill." Th us, even while Carter was promoting SALT!! as a disarmament hope for mankind, his chief military adviser was warning that it might restrict the number of missile Latinchers, but not of missiles that could be launched, The best Carter could reasonably hope for, by Brown's estimate, was to put the brakes on a U.S-Soviet nuclear arms race. Yet the president was insisting that SALT II and SALT in would Lead to a reduction In both nations' nuclear stockpiles. A serious deficiency In the SALT agreements whether!! or III Is that they control only the number of missile launchers each nation possesses. These are the missile silos, submarine tubes and bombers that can send nuclear devices hurtling toward targets In the United States and the Soviet Union. But there has been no coverage of the number of missiles that can be stockpiled to feed the launchers. By speeding up their reloading capability, the Russians can effectively double their - By DON GRAFF it does not make encouraging reading. Amnesty international has Issued its an. nual report on the state of human rights throughout the world. In 486 pages, the London-based organization reviews the performance over the past 12 months of 110 nations and finds almost all wanting. Torture, detention without trial, summary execution, Persecution of racial and religious m inoriti es, kangaroo courts, suppression of political dissidence, poli ce brutali ty and other forms of repression continue to be the rule rather than the exception In the conducts of governments toward their own citizens In much of the world. Examples are all too numerous.. In the Soviet Union during the year "Içmates of... penal Institutions were still being subjected to a regime of chronic hunger, inadequate medical care and di f ficult, often da ngerous compusory labor." - . __________________________ I - nuclear missile capacity. "Measures designed to control the number of missiles (not just their launchers) are needed .., to limit reload capabilities," Brown's memo warned. Getting down to cases, the defense chief warned that even if the Soviet Union agreed to limit its launchers to, say, l,, the lack of restraint cm the actual missiles would still allow them to have as many as 11,000 nuclear warheads ready to go roughly twice the number they have at this point, And that's Just SALT II. As Brown's memo noted, even the proposed SALT III agreement "would not require Limits on Backfire, SS-) (nuclear missiles) or other TNF (Theater Nuclear Forces weapons)." - The Soviets are also found guilty of "the arrest, trial, imprisonment or forced detention In mental hospitals of many dissenters." And In the live years since the signing of the Helsinki accords that supposedly guaranteed certain basic tights to even Soviet citizens, some 500 have been jailed for political offenses. Most of the Soviet East European allies are similarly taken to task, the East Germans anod pijspciflcaily for jailing peopie attetfl$)tIflg to heave the countries without p'misslcm. In the Mideast, Iran, understandably, receives special attention for, among other revolutionary practices, "sentences of death and floggIng... Imposed even when they were not required by Islamic law." Iraq Is charged with mass arrests and "routine and systematic torture of political detainees." Similarly Syria, while long-term detention without trial characterizes the administration of justice In Jordan, Saudi Arabia and, in North Africa, Morocco and Libya. Moving on to Latin America, "violations of human rights seemed to be a permanent feature of government policy In dealing with dissent" In Argentina, Chile, El Salvador, Guatemala, Uruguay and Par ag uay. In Asia, Bangladesh Is Indicted for holding political prisoners for years without trial, Vietnam for herding tens of thousands Into "red-education" camps. All of above may come as no particular surprise. Rights violations, however, are far from limited to the Communist regimes and the politically underdeveloped Third World. The problem, the report observes, cuts across national and ideological boundaries. The West and Its associates are not spared. EDUCATION WORLD may - requirements. - BERRY'S WORLD V I, The • a tte red -C h i I d -At h I ete Syndrome By PATRICIA McC(JRMACK UPI Education Editor The newest entry to the battering syndrome: th e "battered child athlete." Dr. Richard M. Ball, on the faculty at Rutgers University College of h4edicine and Dentistry in New Jersey, said the abused may Include pee-wee swimmers on community and school teams, high school and Pop Warner football players, and Little League baseball players—. for starters. The battering pushi ng too hard during trai ni ng, for one has led Ball, medical di rect or of "Medical World News," to reconunend that the nation's school boar ds and recreation departments consider asking paren ts of young a thletes to si gn "Informed consent" forms He said the form should spell.out the fact that the youngster may become a victim of the "batter ed ch ild athlete" syndrome. "A fi erce competiti ve spirit among grade school and high school athletes may be getting out of hand," he said. Ball, also an ort hoped ist at Muhlenberg Hospital In Plainfleld, N.J. focused on elements of the "battered 1iild athlete" syndrome" In grueling training regimens for adolescent team swimmers. - - -- - 'I , "Do you have a scent appwptiate for a member of the Moral Majority?" "Apparently many teen-agers are developing a significant tendinitis of the shoulder that may req uire surgery and we A I . By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer The Seminole County Legislative delegation has given the city of Sanford little hope It can expect to receive authority from the Florida Legislature to annex 15 enclaves of unincorporated area within the city. City Manager Warren Knowles asked the delegation earlier this week to sponsor legislation that could be used by cities statewide to annex unincorporated lands totally surrounded by city properties. Knowles noted an identical law did not pass the Legislature a year ago. The manager pointed to the problems the city encounters in provi di ng services, including emer gency services, to its residents when it is difficult to determine exactly what is within and what it is outside the city limits, A portion of the 15 separate enclaves contain only one or two lots, Knowles said. To a question from State Rep. Robert Hattaway, D. Altamonte Springs, on whether the city had considered the election provision of state law on annexations, Knowles responded that the city has not. Knowles said referenda on annexation issues usually do not pass. He said the way the law is written Sanford's citizens in large numbers could vote for the annexation and two property IT* P. The course, to be conducted from 71010 p111., nonte Springs QvlcCente', Jan 14atthe wtfl be aimed atovingmernory "At least l00 HM N N?li . t don't know what the long-term results will in 'Medical World News." be," he said in "Medical World News," cornSeven of the 26 affected shoulders were menting on a report that many team swim- cured with conservative treatment. This mets need shoulder surgery. Included eight aspirins daily for two weeks "What will their shoulders look like when and six weeks of abbreviated swimming, Icethey're In their 40s and SOs? packs and exercise to Increase clearance "And are the youngsters and their parents under the arch and strengthen the shoulders. aware of the possibility of surgery when the The others had to have surgery. adolescents start such a regimen" In an editorial accompanying the report, A reoort on "swimmer's shoulder" in "Mpj$(,'ni Wnrid N.,ri" tnhl its ,4,v9r. severed req uires surgery was made at the readers: recent national meeting of the American —Sports mania is bad f or heal th. Academy of Ped iatr ics In Detroit. —Doctors sho ul d not stand by silently In the "It is becoming increasin gly conunon," face of the relentless pressure parents and said Dr. Edwin H. Guise and his resident, Dr. co aches place on young athletes. Jerome V. Oullo. Guise, team ph ysician for Drivi ng youngsters to become sports the Det roit Lions, is orthopedics thief at su perstar s could be called an ext ension of the Henry Ford Hospital. battered-chi ld syndrome. Like battering, It The doctors at tributed the de velopment of can result In psy chological damage and seriswimmer's shoulder to the growing ous physical Injury even dea th. The difpopu larity an d competitiveness of swimming. ference Is that paren ts usua lly aren't awar e They described it as a form of "socially ap-- of the battering athlet es take during training. proved a thletic ch ild abuse," —Overdoing any spor t can produce painf ul Their report was based on 14 veteran musculoskeletal problems that will plague swimmers, 14 to IL ref er red to the hospital's youngsters for the rest of their lives. sports clinic between January 1971 and —The extreme diet manipula tion a thletes October 1978 f or shoulder pain. are pr one to is also dangerous. Malnutrition The doctors calculat ed that duri ng a nor- or dehydr ation can cause permanent hear t mal swimming season, each patient had damage. The popular car bo hydrate-loading rotated each shoulder some 1.5 million times. regimens can harm m uscle, heart, and "Most of the swimming consisted of kidneys. freestyle or butterfly str okes," said the repor t —If physicians don't raise a voice of - - .., - • I - I I I S P restraint in school sports, who will? "What we sometimes see in additon to physical violence Is psychological violence," Ball said. "The coach takes over for parents and directs the life of the young athlete Ins highly competitive spirit. He gets the father caught up in jazzing things up and the father plays these games vicariously. '.--------uw coach and rauer conspire and the mother Is not always happy. I have seen this In my practice. It breeds family conflict." Ball said football, In particular, should not be played by the skeletally Immature — "the danger of Injury by playing before then is great." "Boys are skeletally mature at about 16 and girls at 14," he said. "Before that the growth Plato at the end of the long bones are not dosed and they must remain healthy It normal growth Is to take place. When the skeleton Is mature, the growth plates close off and do" Ball said a can that outraged him recently Involved a high school football star who had injured a wrist. "It was a type of injury I decided to put a cast on. "The football coach was outraged that his star couldn't play. He ordered the cut removed, it was taken off so the boy could . play." Thursday, Dec. 11, 1$O—SA 1 - favorite aunt, a two.day memory course 11 - . Seminole Legislators To Lenc$ Hand On Enclaves ? — DON GRAFF ~ V Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. U you're one of those PeflOfl$ Wil) has trouble remembering your own zip code, or the name of . P" . . 14 Labor Beyond - I I . Brownie Troop 686, Sabal Point Elementary School, Longwood for donations of food to provide a special ThanksØvtng for animals at the shelter, A planning and building commi ttee was apBy JANE CASSELBERRY pointed by the Humane Society of Seminole County to begin work of acquiring land, materials and money for the organization's new animal shelter. They have been Informed by the Sanford Airport Authority that proposed con- ')oubIe Jeopa 'rdy' .1 . . . - owners in an enclave composed of two lots could vote against, killing the proposal. Hattaway urged Knowles to meet with Seminole County Administrator Roger Neiswender and the Seminole County League of Civic Associations to discuss the problem. Knowles responded by asking the delegation to "think of , some sensible annexation laws,"' In other business, the delegation heard: —a request from County Commission Chairman Bob Sturm for special legislation to give the co unty the same authority, as presently possessed by cities, to name a code enforcement board . The special boards authorized In cities can enforce city zoning regulations, barking dog complaints and other minor infractions rather than having the violations go through county court process. Cities throughout Florida has said without the legislation. passed in the 1980 session, violators of city ordinances often went unprosecuted because of major emphasis placed on prosecution of criminal offenses by state attorneys. Sturm asked the delegation to encourage the State Departwent of Transportation to include Lake Mary Boulevard in the Springs and the Council of Local Governments in Seminole County urging delegation support of a petition to Congress to provide for income tax deductions for the payment of franchise fees and utility taxes by property owners. Mrs. Vickers is chairman of the Council of Local Governments. Mrs. Vickers also urged the delegation to pass legislation to expedite the removal of the chemical wastes stored in an a 1acre site in Sanford. Knowles had requested the delegation to pass a law permitting cities and counties to enforce state law on chemical storage facilities. Mrs. Vickers said there are areas where chemical wastes could be cland estinely stored or dum ped In Altamonte Springs over a major water rechange area for that city. She said Altamonte Springs city commissioners have officially en- state primary road system, noting it connects two federal ''ghways U.S. Highway 17-92 and Interstate 4. Sturm also asked the delegation to sponsor legislation eliminating or amending state law which preempts cities from enforcing building codes and other city laws on pari-mutuel wagering establishments in capital Improvements programs. —a request from Fred Harris, a citizen, that the county be required to either enforce ,or eliminate a 3-percent tax on water and sewer utility service in the unincorporated area. Harris said while four private utility companies are collecting the tax. 17 other utilities are ignoring it. —an appeal from Hal Ueske of the G reate r Seminole County Chamber of Commerce that State Road 436 be given to priority in the state of improvements and widening. Hattaway said there are no Immediate solutions for improving the traffic situation on the highway, 'Hopefully we can Find some dollars (for this project) in Tallahassee," Ilattaway said. Sen. Clark Maxwell, R-Melbourne, said, however, the roads which are going to be built are determined by Gov. Bob Graham and the state's secretary of transportation. —received from Altamonte Springs City Commissioner Dolores Vickers resolutions passed by the City of Altamonte - - . - -: -11 dorsed Sanford's proposal. - Code Enforcement Board Slated ' For 6-Month Trial In Longwood __ 0i fW. By JANE CASSELBERIfl' Herald Staff Writer The Lirngwood City Commission gave final approval earlier this week in a 4-1 vote to establish a Code Enforcement Board for the city on a six.rnonth trial basis. Commissioner J . H. Grant cast the only opposing vote, saying code violators should be tried by Judge and Jury rather than by ot her citizens. It was pointed out by Commissioner John hlepp that of' lenders would be tried by their peers on a jury as well and their only eligibility being they are registered to vote. "Just because they are in a court of law doesn't mean t hey know any more, "added llepp." They still have the right to contest the board's d t ' ., ' "i ______ . are scheduled to recommend members of the Cod e Enforcement Board at the next mee ting of the city commission to be held Jan. 12. The ordinance recommends, but does not require the board to be made up of an architect, a business man, an engineer, a general contractor anti a Realtor. They must be registered voters and live in the city. The city attorne) will advise the board and the cases will be presented by the city administrator. The board will only have authority to act on certain specified code violations such as the signs, bu ilding, mechanical, energy, fire prevention, flood prevention, swimming pools, noise, housing, plwuibtng, weed and refuse removal, trailers, and abandon wrecks ordinances. &T1TT!. ',.flIuhIaaVIILI tIIII,'flIIUI.II flU.' •flS •I1tJJ •'h"" the Code Enforcement Board, said be would ''go along with it if it would get the city cleaned up for people who want to live in respectable neighborhoods." "Those people iCode Enforcement Board inembers I are not going to go out and arrest people," said Commissioner June Lonnann. Someone has to make a complaint and then the violator will have a chance to correct the situation before they conic before the board.'' Under a new law, Florida cities are permitted to establish code enforcement boards to bundle city code violations and fill the gap left by the dissolution of municipal courts. Officials of Longwood and other cities have complained that the state attorney is not prosecuting city code violation cases. In a new streamlined procedure, the commission this week accepted two petitions for rezoning and approved them on first reading at the same meeting, Ordinarily rezoning petitions are voted on and the attorney authorized to draw up an ordinance for reading at the next meeting, but this time City Attorney Marvin Rooks had been instructed in advance to have the ordinances ready just in case. City Administrator David Chact'y said the streamlining was necessary in deference to the fact because of the holiday, the next meeting would not be until Jan. 12 and with the high in terest rates the delay would cause a hardship to developers. Rezoning was approved on first reading from 11-1 ( light coiiunercial-prolessional 1 to hIM ,nulti.faiiiil residential) for 16.014 acres owned b) the First National Bank of Louisville and located on Hangeline Road directly behind 43-4 Plaza. A public hearing scheduled for 7:30 pin. Jan. 12 Rooks was authorized to look into whether the dl> can obtain a binding commitment to build condominiums from the de vel oper Edowirdo Aran go without being in iola lion of the law against contract rezoning Arango said ''We are ' " i ' -. . ' ..: '.' .''/.''j' ''- - I, ,. l - - .. .. I -: A..- ;.. '-. ' 'c,:.. C': : T — 0 ;0 .-4....(.0. iunissioners The IZ . I " '1' ' ' ' I ________ ' _____ . . _______ M ''I ' __,, ' ' .1,.. ...-. "' - ' It as an emotional moment For .11 in ni Heiter, a 61-ear resident of l.ong%'.00d honored Ionda ItIIIiI '''a...... ith a trained resolution naming the iie.%% city SHOW THAT COLLECTOR YOU DO GIVE A "HOOT" park-lire station site at West Warren Avenue and West lake Street iteiter Park" in his honor, lie served on the ('Itv council For 1:1 sears and was lire cli iel of the V olunteer Fire I )eparlmellt for more than 19 ,i ears pro v iding his on fire lighting equipment Reiter donated part of the park site and sold the rest to the cit% at a reasonable price the resolution points out. .. . ,— developers, not landlords and can ciiniiiiit ourselves to buih condos not apartments." The .riginiil application called for apartnwnts. Chace) pointed out the change would be better for the cii) as under lit present zoning 525,000-square-foot could be in buildings in the project but under hIM there would be a maximum of-square-feet allowed. Attorney Carmine Bravo, representing the developer, said the) would like to build 210 ti 12:00.5:00 ' 'This go) is doing us a favor as far u.s water retention and frainage are concerned," said Chace), "and drainage is a prune consideration II:, no want to cli' what's right for the cits In the ,rv.rInl 1,,,nt2 hv In inr ,,fflr,. Lficar Santa. My name is Kara, liii 33 years olds. I have tried to be a good girl but it hasn't always worked but 1 have tried. Would >ou please bring inc a kitchen set, drain set. a camera, some play food for in) kitchen set and some clothes M> unither will leave you sow cookies and milk that I cooked myself -0 14., .C - Sanford, Flu 32771 Dean Santa How are you. I aiti Fine 0 . :' t Jinim> 'Burnett 745 Bay wood Circle, Sanford P. S. And Iwant a Star Hider too. Thanks. Dear Santoa I am 7. Can I have some high hills a sise 2. Santoa I what some bot.s. I what a clock. I what sonic dreesis and skrts. Santoa can I have some Barbe>close. I what, sonic blawsis. I what a telefone and a neckrd about dugufevrr. Love, Sandra ('asselberr> Open Wi Will Be 6416 I / i I I . A4.* 0 •: - . - 'f" 8 ' ' 'lana> 1' S M> little brother has been good too. F'k'as&' bring bun ,oiiie' nice' things toci Thank >ou ,' 1anri Winter Springs meinor) game, net' mu p1 a> en and some records lA)',t'. ('.itinu IA-) Sundval I Sanford 11.10 1, ;:' / ~- S ,tvo I \i . :• 1.. . - 0 .. . ~ (~J l 11 I Stako a*4 1op 'i( C,etu*e • She'll Lov e The Gift You Give \,j i : : Ske'U Odigki / '' SANFORD Ph,. 222.3524 - I ,'"' III 220E FIRST ST Casselberry I 40 W l:.rJ - When > ou tonic to ni> house I proines you will find milk and cookies for you and carrots for your rai,'ideer. Oh well ges.s I'd better tell you what I want for Christmas I'd like Freash and Fancy, a tipriter, and a world globe and I'd like to thank you for the letter you sent we. Dear Mrs. (lawes, I would just like to right becose I know you usealy never get letters. I just wanted to say you and Santa are the nicest people Your friend, Janet Guntery # 0 \:-,. Dear Santa, I have ever riteet 1~ N .49 4. .' I 1 1 0, % f. 'It :" — — . N * I;., -' \ ! P; f .; -. L . ;~ "?;tij v . V 'I 1 ~4 f? 00 `I -~, v~_ d. W - Dear S,i,iI.i, M> n ame is 'I'unii> IA Aim Bagd' n I have been a prett> go si girl I w itu Id like a sew vas) and a dill and a ('ha 1k liard for Christmas I hope you can get these for me Thank you nit' a Kctu I; 4 - I-tkI. Dean Santd P1ea' bring Bg • P , 32$ E. First St. Sanford 321.0710 - ri1tIJ 0 J"I I'l$:OOp.m. thru Dec. 33. aid I'rofessittnul to 11.2 Resi dential was also aprov.'d This is what I want A 111un and a lantern I hope Rudolph is doing fin. I have been better this year than I was best year live, 'IT :. , J10 216 Holly A', e' ~i.; •). . l6l5 Terrace Drive - I "I Iid approved the rezoning for the project as they were' afraid of the drainage situation and needed additional plans t on ;*nt qxisk'd density DI A'ar) sa id it migh wit and inform ation liwever lie a bad iik'a for the cit .\ petition b) Honda Residential Corm iiunities to rezone Iiniti'rt) north of I ,ongw'tid Hills Road and both side's of luki' Em maa itt tail fro m H. I Residential and fl-I 1.1ght Comm erci al Kara Dodson mower My sister is Jessica and she is 2. She wants some purses and a Mr. Microphone and a baby doll I want a Pupp> Puddles, pencil, paper, a ke> car and Jessica a key car. I love Bill-Bill and you. I eve, Melanie Sue anti Jessica l,ynne Hash ' Tim O'leary of the Land Planning Agenc) said the agent') I love you, Dear Santa, My name is Melanie and I am 4 years old. I want kitty kat perfume like .%10111111y 's and a bicycle for iii> (l oll) and a lawn -',' . t, V. - Mall your child's letter to Santa to the Evening Herald, 300 N. French Ave., Sanford 32771. You may also deposit your in Santa \, it should b) 101 - Kara Wants A Kitchen Set From Santa i9iilti'i 64f..r I, 11. .: . I \ . 4 .H'. 240 condos ' ' . Ha*dba.gi 1* Ike G151 4 Fo.okAu / ,f\ ,'- ' -, ij �IA-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Thursday, Dec. is, Del OURSELVES- . - L -'n ' •. - r,!. - -- SCOREBOARD frod Pro Basketball College NIIA ngs t ' na onaI r: Eastern Conferenite Atlantic Division 31 A 066 First round Nevada Reno It, Arkansas St 6 Portland 84, McNem St 61 ArInerican 9a, Geo Wash 86 CW Post 14. Marist 72 So 457 r, y Polylech 60, Yeshiva 42 G, d Westbury 03. L ivtng%ton* IF , Scuthampton IS, Prall 63 Staten lit 71. Lehman SI S$nrODII C. St Thomas AQul 7 • IS 20 II 70 355 1 0 4 30 City Denver Paclec Seminole High recently b0gored Ili female athletes for their contribution to the Seminole High athletic - '-'---- (I Auburn it, Fla 71 Auburn Mntgmry 52, I 1 . . AM09 those bonored from left to fight are Trichel Tilack, selected as the most promising JuWOC Vanity player; Tammy tAwrence, the recipient of the Tam Spirit Award; U Sal Harper, selected as Most Valuable named to the All-Five st&rCot in addition tbel (erent'e voll eyball team. Presenting th e awards at far tiht g I. Lady Seminole volleyball and softball coach - . ' OW scene durind the fan ___ I 13.10 St vftlS . . A Utah wan .-• a',', Jersey City 100. Patterson 94 7 3 (7 647 . Ji1' East WnftfnCnIMeoe Midwest Division 14 11 - -• Awards Receiv e .-. .. Dmalyn Knight. coir Cr,s C'Akin 61 -- 26. .5 165 Austin Peay 67, Nicholls St 61 33 II 676 3 Florida 77. 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DURA • ' hi I' .5E, SECA,4u1! mi ycoqI5r A).4'(CO/,'P Pa Reg Pric e (pachIl 2.99 6441, X401' R-.j Price leach) mnasouiRi grinding 7 70ac&l Price - AN7/ON EPPIE FINISHING SANDER Qalac/raDecke,' 15 hp (max motor output) Each j, I I /I'4710, 4399 Pl ywood Model 7308 (each) de Tipped M44714 71 i". 1 tip (mat motor output) / " SUPER CAULK ,' no In 415 Cilia oz0hickory handle Reg hoca, foachl (ea(h) 13'-2t6'-'*5 130SP 229 Kraft-Backed PUBLIC AUCTION I t HOUSEHOLD ITEMS am.) Saturday. Dec 25-1I a.m sharp (inspection starts 9 I-fiway Il £ 93 - D.Iar-y, Fla At Joslyn Swap $ Shop premISes You will load dining room sits. Kitchen sits. Chairs A Rockers. Children furniture. Bedroom sets. Twin bid sits, N,IrigiratOfl. Washer 1. Dr yers. AM £ FM Radios. Hi-Fl & Slerse 114$. Cater A black and while T,V,s CS units, Toys, Motor Sib. & Skis, Gill items. Garden tools, Mowers, Hand Powered Saws. Drills, Edger,, Al$o hand Tools. Floor lamps, table lamps, end tables. coffee tables. 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Please Phone 904-"A-"94 LAA 1 '\ 2'14 R-19 6" x 15' 6" * 3' Sq Ft : 7.90 ', 8:79 9.38 11.97 1 I x 12 No. 3 PINE SHELVING ButcherBoy - Plo 125 2x4x96" Cow" $Paw The short-eared owl hunts night only, like most owls. 47.jhi'on7a6tici 95Summe' Catalog Price iasch) Each tol Grip - 595 Po SO 3 " rill Each Single Roll TAMNO - 159 3 8 '4 *8 1 , 2 *4 i8 1 2 *4 * 12 Bunslli' 2.94 2.98 4.39 3pmrsffJOY '.K M ASPRIAL PRINTED T-SHIRT& SOLID 5eac NO LIMIT '(SiLOS $01101 89YARO P0(111111 4 COI0N ''" ' V 23.94 7.98 h4* ".iI, 100 French Ave Pit 323 4100 ti16 pry) ORANGE CITY 2323 S Volusta Ave S( oily s stOICS oen it 7 30 ,itit tturta thru Sanirii LIOSCSJ Sunday ,4-• I • -r - NOW OPtN - SANFORD - aa ale - - Hwy 1 7 and 92 Ph 775-7268 40% OFF - ( I A lp-c" ,551 t ptills a Sinai UI liIS on space ilmots NI - .i ' p h S TOOL Per Couple *zi Lobster,, Prim. Rib Li] 1 Sr i [3 N. Strip Lj Includes soup Salad Bar and con.. or T" Bottle of Champagne & Party Favors Stock U - - ' - 1] 20% OFF • for those wishing ' - to stay over night DRAPERIES re IAy OPEN SUNDAY 12t06 - 598 1' - '800 " pair P*i 1 - SO LIMIT! SPECS 31C -" DINNER r 5 COMPLETE FOAM BACKED ' /2 wliPttaaW ENERG Y SA 1.___--- p. \ pa ------------------ Vara.m,ni SIC mC(Ip,j.5 Opts UNTIL 5 awaIabIi for New Year 's Eve Iarty 00 - 1511Sf STOCK OF " "M4 -4' p1iOS%S P5 n ir5 cased o cstomeis p.cs.ng a ierCh4nd,se Cl Of Sore Di -' DRAPERY RODS 'ORAPERY HARDWARE will close at 4 p m on CHRISTMAS EVE and close all day on CHRISTMAS DAY kotty's and Save KNIT" BLANKETS CRIB VALUE 'I I 441511$ PiKES GOOD FRIDAY THRU DECEMBER 24 Li Li CHATHAM SUPER SPECIALNII -I L..i LA PURCHASE j i' ZAYRE PLAZA AT AIRPORT BLVD. I STAPLE GUN ,nr.i i.-b. T cii Th. - SANFORD - 2994 ORLANDO DR. 1 20 Year Warranty 7.98 Heavy duty drive No 1000 WEDNESDAY DEC. 24th JLVtiIttt 15 Year Warranty 23.94 square I GOOD TWAJ p I II STAPLE GUN FRIDAY IS GYPSUM WALLBOARD . AIESTARTS Mo., II,, '" '" Fri I 5.1 iso Ito LI [I] [I] El [Iti r 1 fl'1T Ti LI [ii Li [_l 1[.'.im.iIitr .i 1 [ill molar rn , e?Q(1VQ 40p/Q/. HOURS I 3 Tab FIBERGLASS Bundle at I1''11t1il \ 3 Tab No 240 ASPHALT Square 55 Piece and I live together and it's of It, 8 through 16 lengths VINYL WALLCOVERING Whiti' .iiiil colors r ib Ap4,,o.,d Sheet M.nufactu,.,'s Clos•ou(l 21 - Esiti 12*4 t8(3ply) 12 x 4 * 8(4 ply) 58 *4 *8 - ____________________________ Fabric backed ve A Piece I Self-Sealing ROOF SHINGLES ¶ • C .1 1 329 *4' *8 HACKSAW 1119 I i HACKSAW Sq Ft R.11 3'/ , 15 , -- It 2 3.. 3/ (¼ - 7Each (ati '9 ANTIQUES THE LARGE ESTATE of "Charles DqCordova" 01 OsSary, Fl. Piut. Due to illness, "Ron Joslyn Sr "Is 5.111159 out the Swap Ship. All logo willS NO RESERVE WHATSOEVER. Over 645 lems ago PLIERS 3j$ 49 General Purpose led i? oof onRva4, 1511- COX Sheets No 215G ') Ij Sheathing PLYWOOD LOCKING 5" and 10" pliers 669 II (TOOLBOX l'ut,buiid by tug P',.I,r,aty.,lk.IL l'It'T USFS Eacia P't 4 nt Reuntoit SPRUCE STUDS Utility TOOL BOX .,. FIBERGLASS INSULA TION / 2 2 x 4 x 92V Precut suirtimor Catalog ' MAster No 1500-D behavior. However, it Is irregular (EUN, SOt1(etlifleS t two commonknowledge eseti da)S a veek. DEAR ABBY: One of th e teachers here (both married, but not to each other) are - wom en I work with fixed mi'e I think the housework I I having an affair. It has t3 wi th a friend of hers last should be shar ed on a regular progressedtoUntsshere Saturdjught I hate blind basis lIe in'ist', (hit 3cusates,but I nut admit that houct1ss oI is nit his job It Is a topic The Seminole 111gb School joint reunion to be held May Marcia l.ippincott, Donald among students and other this one lived up to her billing, that since he works longer hours and man' slays he radualion classes of 1940 and 23, 1981 at the Lake Monroe J ones, John Dunn, Jessie teachers. Perkins, Margret Vitale, I realize th at what two On Monday I received a shouldn't have to do anything 1941 are sending out in- Inn, Committees for 1941 are Harold Maddenn, George adul ts di in pr ivate IS their bouquet of flowers from my around th e ho use. What do vitations this week week for a Hughes, Erma Dangleman own business, but by being so date. The cant said, "Thank you think? nF;I.IF;vt.i IN S1IAItINt; and Giles Chapman; for 1940, open about It, our students you for a terrific evening," I Impression that Clayda Jones, might get the was really shook, but I must Ashby and l)E.il BEl.IEVES: Your Emmeline Best, Bobble all of us teachers condone say I liked it. IIS-IU friend should not be Newman, Kent Rossetter, Sid such behavior, which Is exempt from domestic chores Abby, maybe I'm behind RI c h ar d s , 11 e I e n certainly not true. Thus I am because he works longer Merriweather, Evelyn Rice truly concerned about the tile times, because I have hr an Irregular basis. detrimental effect this never heard of a woman and Mary Leffler. example Is having on our sending flowers to a man to When he's home he should thank him for a date. I sup- pitch in and do what he can. Ir It anyone knows the students. pose this is part of the a partnership (and that'i is The administration whereabouts of the following, please contact one of the aware of this problem, but women's lib thing. Tell me, is what living together Is) Or above: Virginia Endellato, I'm told they have taken the this the way women do things chores should be shared. Carl Graham, Harry Grim- position that it IS a private today? 11 Ro JEFF ball, Clara Hill, Lillian matter, and not within their Monroe, Mary Grace Brown, jurisdiction. I)F.AR JEFF: Only the I welcome your advice as to Jimmie Page, Priscilla i(tzA 1i&ii)..ir smart ones. Reynolds, Esther Strange, how this situation should be 'H )7i'so Marie Baxter, Julia Bond, handled by both me and the 99C ' t St A Is Cohen administration. Georgia Stapler, DEAR ABlY: For ONLY LPLAZA NAMELESS, Pl.EASE whatever this Is worth : i Burrell, Roy Dunn, Mar-tin _______________ 'Si LAS? MITE Geiger, Amos Jones, Miriam .'J hit NAMELESS: drove a taxi for a while, and DEAR Methvin, Bettie ThOIIIaS or Children formulate their Chxistznas Eve was a heart'i Thelma Robinson. moral values at borne, long irenker. Nearly all my cafts '4$ ONLY Anyone who has at so me before they rea ch junior high cattle from bars. Most of my [______________ rLAzAfl L AS T NITe point been a member of either scIii. so you needn't be passengers were elderly; all Alices Adventures class whether or not you concerned about their of them were lonely. As the graduated or graduated follotsing the "bad example" evening progressed, some of In Wonderland o elsewhere and would like to set by the teachers you my fares were so drunk I had attend, you will be welcome, mentIon, to help them into and out of (tOVILLANDj)...... Contact one of the committee If this alleged affair is, n the cab, members, you say, common knowledge, CLOSED THUISDAY Abby, pl ease remind your It Is possible that the readers to remember elderly PI BLUE LAGOON ministrati on Is dealing with it friends and relati ves w ho are LI K' A In ways unknown to you. Since alone on Christm as Eve, &rk)t) they haven't solicited my SAN FRANCISCO advice, I'll offer them none, I-lLJt-,ITI DEAR ABBY . My Iian"e but if I were you, I'd stay out -. I- SAVE $75 Spc'ciaIh priced Diamond Ring thlue! l'ii'o u1tut?flinIuI' t•t 111 14 karat 'oId. (Is ,:'.1,,:is- gilt U'Pii/I flee.' Reg. $425 et35O NOW t I _____ 69 12 crz'crram Friday. Ile runs I catering business, Involving long, [] C0UflCit No 8D1090 699 Each COMBINATION PADLOCKS 9 -. MACLO / ,4,,, constantl 'user the division of the txmsehold chores. I work set a good example for the students to foflow in terms of on cloudy days instead of at 417 - 24 No 35DR-36C. Pig l.(..chj. 549 4 F&(ti Sale Price SCOttyS Abb " '4.! Quality forged steel, flame tempered blade 3½ lb head Each N VA Lufkin 59 Dayton AXE Peg P'.achi 39 99 White. Redwood, Bro and Woodione ad tool 9 ii6LEVEL 24" long No Your ChoKs. 16 oz - hickory handle No 4176 a *25 No 8325 fir Ykner tin$- Each Jf' Power Return TAPE RULE - coWaWAr Includes Iron - plated p and solder SP23K HAMMER 10.89 -, 48° Model 7616(each) Ii CLAW ia Paneling. CIRCULAR SAW BLADE - SOLDERING IRON KIT 389 -- T- F64714 7 -j - 88 73 - F55714 49 7530 7'/a' CIRCULAR SAW A1 309 - F40714 at Each p] Chisel Tooth Comblnaton. Model 7504 - 1/MT PEA' t\ 'qjpV N07 STOCKED AT ALL S1ORES Available any stoic thiough the W.iYw Haven Wor phoux 1 Combination/Rip. I . L JIGSAWS 54 . AT - CIRCULAR SAW BLADES 88 j- Each I I Each * Model 34-580 - -U - Homecratt 9' TABLE SAW VUUMONY AMSaI - 319 Holds 150 of cord No 100-48D (Cord not included) I ' - 1 45 31.205 I "W, - CA116 l' hp mot or ROUTER ,y f,s. 16" x 26" table Each * FIRE-TOOTH' c-14Z /.4 414,?, iuya 4-Pals 1¼ hp (max. motor output) 3 100M 57Z,t ociit7 RAMDWikfiffl7ZY Motorized 8" TABLE SAW 95 amp mot or s49 types of all "C" or "0" sizes Cald" BLADE !sv*J Fiberglass, for - - % Rockwell 689 - 2. . . General Purpose BATTERIES ____ • 159 L' Model R.pacem.rlCarlrsdge(eachi -- Summer Catalog' Price Each Each Model 7404 (eachl , A .,,.. Sovnm.,Ca,W reserve Brooks $owtE6q -'t 9 - 4 - - With included I fbi . 1 62 ---- HOME WATER FILTER (Circular SaL -. - -..'-' Re signed Philadelphia injured "- In A RECORD, BOWLING WISE byAlan Mover - I I St-piece set with various tips, with rack - A&,66 VALUABLES! gotten to the point where I think we need a referee. I arn 28, and rx-ver been married-, he's 30 a nd di v orced. We f I g ht Dear First, let me say I think a asses .SCRtwDRIVER SET QVQJ cu't 4'- Bacteiiostatt 398 No - / • as - Wednesday's Resul t s NY Ilanuers S. Wnnpeg 7 V480 $. Ednionlon 2 - ANIL" • . purposa hinged brackets SH-1 IC SAW TABLE . "AA" (twin-pack) and C", vol t (single-pack). Arxji-lc% Roes U - Montreal Ar4cff ON Portable Clrculaj BATTERIES / All &.' VUM - A- - SAWHORSE BRACKETS ____4 A Alkaline . Energy cell - Transactions L ---------. rdmonlon I 71 7 9 Wales ConlerenCi Norris Division LT PIt. I being accepted. " School - - the club to Mary Smith, chairman of the Mother DEAR ABBY: As a teacher Ituby Wilson monument rund. Mother Wilson was or high school (no the foupder of the Good Samaritan Home, a non- at a jurd please) I name or the community. needy profit facility am deeply concerned about a e f un d are S M rs , S mith saiddonations o (hI situation that exists here. .1koit Is-. ow Prices- (egs 65. W Montana Coil W Wash , 66 6 9 .. )s - *44(5 39 -: :- (7 V 4 At 4' - --.:. To-.T"eacher Concer n -Mary-J. -Cochrane. right. treAlsurtr of the I'llot --PILOT-CLUR Club of Sanford, contributes a check on twhalf of -, Available Herald Photo by Tom N"I 4' BOOSTS FUND ' Wastmgton (hi 1. ~' I 1 Wright St SS. Bellarmne 16 Midwest bowling Green 19, Miss 16 Chadron V 61, Minot St 64 Cincinnati ?&, Bradley 64 Detroit SjnCerroii60 Findlay 70. Ohio Wesleyan o Marquette f2, Minmesats IIA No Dakota 95. MinnosolaMorr is_ 63 Wichita St 93. Denver 60 Southwest Ark Pine Bluff 61. Lincoln $4 Menico SW Okl aho ma 6 1 Lamar so- O klahoma a By Los ' 14 Hockey ILrias -- - - Japan - Mn St S7. Tenn Martin 62 N C Char toil# ". Georgia St 64 No. Carolina St. 71. Appalachian St 41 Thomas More $8, ILI Southeast Seattle 101. Kan City 94 Thuirsday'S Gain@$ Dpriver at Cleve Detroit &I Mdw Atlanta at Utah Dallas at San Depo - - 1' To apply Immediately in order t You th for Understanding changed more than 80,000 Secretary of State for perlence. be considered for this special (YFU) is offering scholarship high school students since Its Educational and Cultural This enables students to scholarship opportunity prier opportunities for American establishment in 1961. Affairs, the sponsors of the continue to develop their to the Feb. 15, 1931 deadline. high school students in. scholarships believe that understanding and apFor more information on schola rsh The terested in spending next awaled primarily ips will be greater understanding bet. predation of Japanese life, this or other YFU exchange .usuner 171 ween Japan and the U.S. will Youth for Understanding IS opportunities, including .basls4mrIt, allhouk need --r ut--from--affordIng--young- a--non-profit --educational in - Europe , - programs th for Usding--naybe taken into account. Americans the opportunity to organization dedicated to Atralia,Sth America and one of the largest teenage Among those providing live with Japanese host promoting 171' greater s tudent the Far East, write to tht' exchange funding for the scholarships 'families and to experience ternational understanding by following address: organizations in the world, are the Rockefeller Brothers Japanese culture firsthand, making it possible for young will award more than $60000 Fund and many we ll-known Youth for Understanding Before leaving for Japan, people to have an overseas Student Exchange Program, In partial scholarships to Japanese companies in. the students will attend a family-living experience. Japan Scholar sh ip Program, qualified high school students eluding: Toyota, Datsun, three day orientation which Each year the organization 3501 Newark Street, NW, between the ages of 14 and 18. Mitsubishi Motors, Seiko, will introduce them to exchanges 7,500 washi about ng ton, D.C. 20016, or A total of 315 American high Hitachi, Nippon Steel, 'J apanese culture - (fl(I students with 25 countrIes, call toll-free: 1-800-424-3691 school students will be going Toshiba, SONY, Sanyo, tradition. Interested students should Honda, Pioneer, Klkkoman to .iapan urougi y-ij The program 813(1 includes program, leaving home in and Minolta. expense-paid Fall seminars SANFORD PLAZA / mid June and returning in to YFU for most participants for According mid August. Youth for President John Richardson three years following the exchange exUnderstanding has ex- Jr., former U.S. Assistant summer - Portland 115, Golden Thursday, Dec. 1$, Del-lB &holuubhl" ps "if WoflacklUsóc 13 20 394 10 it 24 3114 San Ant It I Ry United Press Iatniit.sn$I 71 11 6S6 a 24 16 14 17 77 11 3S3 1 to' Div ision 74 10 706 clevelrid ........j Basketball Poston New York WYash New Jefsy Central M.I*auke Lady Seminoles Montreal of Calgary By urnl Pri. la Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I[JI L Li H LI H Enjoy Dancing & Music of Dillinger while you Dine Make arrahm ge.nts for your Xmas Party [-ii Hwy 17-fl Sanford (Just South of Airport Blvd) [1 LOWEST NO ONE }NOWS MORE THAN THE DIAMOND STORE ZALES - �I , if - .1 - .. - • • . $ . , : . . . • ' • .. •• ;:- ... •j . . ••__.'••_•__---*• . p • I . . - . . . . ' . . . .. -. ., - .. 1 p , . . 4B-Ev,nlngH.raid,SanfordFI. . TMariday,Dsc.1S,1NQ E1'I BUILDING PERMITS THURSDAY. DECEMBER 10 WeIIt Watchers,? p.m., Quallty Inn, Lngwood. Diet Workshop, 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m., Jefferson Ward, Interstate Mall; 7:30 p.m., First United Methodist Church, Sanford. EducaUal meeting by Cancer Victims & Friends Central Flaida Chapter, 7:30 p.m., First Federal Savings & Loan Assn., 2424 Edgewater Drive, Orlando. . ._. te. .*, - FRIDAY, DECEMUER Ii Yo Adult Club for Snigles (YACS) dhmer..dance, 7:30 p.m., Maitland Civic Center. Norman de Vere Howard Chapter UnIted Daughters of the Confederacy, 2p.m., at 208W. 17th St. Program, to the holy Land" by the Rev. Leroy Super. Semthote Sunrise Kiwanis,? am., Jerry's, Sanford Airport, Sanford. Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 a.m., Lord Chumley's, Altamonte Springs. South Vokala Sertoma, 7:30 am,, Deltona Inn. Weight Watcher,, 10 n.m., Sears, Altamonte Mall. Tanglewood AA, closed , 8 p.m., St. Richarcis Church, Lake howell Road. Longwood AA, closed, 8 p.m., Rolling hills Moravian Church. State Road 434, Longwood. SATURDAY. DECEMBER20 Sanfor!1 AA Women's Group, 2p.m., 1201 W. First St. Casselberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church. Sanford RotaryBreskiset Club turkey shoot, 10a.m. to 4 p.m., behind the Disabled American Veterans building, Iughway 17.92, Sanford. SUNDAY, DF.CEMBEJI21 Ballroom and round dancing, 0 p.m., Temple Shalom, Providence and Elkcam Boulevard. Seminole AA, 3p.m., open, Halfway House, SIUake.. Mimic Driv Sanford. Sanford Rig Book AA, 7 p.m. Florida Power & Light, open. 'Young.at.Heart" dance8p.m., DeBary Conununity Center, Shell Road, DeBary. Instruction 7:30 p.m., Public Invitad. .. ,.. Turkey shoot sponsored by Sanford Rotary• Breakfast Club, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. behind Disabled American Veterans building, Highway 1742. -- MONDAY, DECEMBER21 Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Ascension Lutheran Church, Casselberry; 7 p.m., Florida FederalAltamonte Springs. Monday Morneri Toastmuters Club, 7:15 am., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altarnonte Springs. Diet Workshop, 7:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Church, DeLand; 7 p.m., Florida Federal, State Road 4 and 434. Sanford Rotary, noon, Sanford Civic Center. South Seminole AA, noon, Mental Health Center, Rpbin Road, Altamonte Springs. Sanford Al.Anon, 8 p.m., First United Methodist Church Sanford. Sanford AA, 0 p.m., 1201 W. FIrst St. TOPS Chapter 71, 7 p.m., over Baptist Church, Crystal take and Country Club, Lake Mary. Al-Anon, 8 p.m., recreation hail behind Stromberg Carlson, Lake Mary. TIJESDAY, DECEMBER21 (her 50 Club, 10:30a.m., Redding Gardens, Sanford. Weight Watchers, 7 p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 3)9 S. Oak Ave., 7 p.m., Summit Apartments, Casselberry. thiirateri Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power & l.ight. Sanford. 101'S (iiapier 371, 7 P.m., First United Methodist Church, Sanford. Seminole AA, 8 p.m., open dIscussion, 591 Lake Minnie l)rive, Sanford. Sound-ot.Sunshine Chapter Sweet Adeilnes, 8 p.m., St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, Ilear Lake Road, Forest City. Film program: "Golden Autumn" and "Inside ChInatown," 2 p.m. Deltona Public Lltrary. Aviation Modders, 7:30 p.m., Hobby Depot, San. ford. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER24 Sanford.Rreakfas( Rotary (lub, 7 am.. Sanford Airport Restaurant. (asselberry Rotary, 7.30 am , Woman's Club, 250 Oerbrook Drive, Casselberr>. (hirdo Rotary, 7:30 am., the Town house Sanford KiwanIs, noon, civic center, Sanford Optimist, noon, holiday Inn. Rrcower', Inc., 12:30 pin., Sears Altamonte Mall Sanford Serenaderi senior citizens dance, 2:30 p.m Ovie ('enter. ()rrratrrs Anonymous. 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Mall S&'ars Starlight Fromcuadrrs, 8 p.m., L)ehiary ('ofunlunIt) ('enter Shell Road. Sanford AA Beginners, 8:30 p.m., l20l First St SATURDAY, DECEMBER27 The Irish American Club of Central Florida, 8 p.m., All Souls Sodal Hall, Sanford. Covered dish, ham furnished. Sanford AA Women's Group, 2p.m., 1201 W. First St. Cauelberry AA, closed. 6 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church. SUNDAY, DECEMBER21 Ballroom and round dancIng, 8 p.m., Temple Shalom, Providence and Elkcam Boulevard, Deltona. Seminole Ak, 3 p.m., open, halfway house, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. S.anlonl Big Boo AA, Florida Power & Light, open, 7 p.m. "Young-al-Heart" Dance, 8 p.m., DeBary Corn. munity Center, Shell Road, DeBary. Instruction, 7:30 p.m. Open to public. TUESDAY, DECEMBER30 Deltona Public Ubrar Adult Film Program: "Mojave Desert.Fragile and Enduring" and "The Endle10 Sea," 2 p.m., 1691 ProvIdence Boulevard. The Clii Omega Sorority Mother'.Daughter Christmas luncheon, 11:30 am., Sweetwater Country Club. THURSDAY, JANUARY I " When Your Relationship Ftds," a two-day *orkshop for professionals on the dorce process presented by Dr. Bruce Fisher and sponsored by the Seminole County Mental Health Cenler, St. Marks Presbyterian Church, 1021 Palm Springs Drive, AltarnonteSprings, 9am. to 4:30 p.m. "Ending A Love Itelationship," 74 put. open free to public. Call 831. .4 11 EuIa Mae Collins 113 McKay garage 5. Utt. bi. $150. NW. Buck. 141113 Park Aw. Riroof, 81.500. ,tuIIIn VarrI. 11$ San Marco Shed. $700 ThomaS S. OgIey. 2551 OeIIIgI Av., Rep. condern. ret. $O Margaret Dodge. 310W. 3rd St. Enc. Porch. 1300. NEAL ESTATE CONVUYANCII FOP WEEK INDINO DEC. It ISM. $IL3.S7I PEAL ESTATE CONVIYAJICUI SAME WEEK LAST YUAN '. $ILISS.3?I NEAL ESTATE CONVIYANCEI II$ THPU THIS WEEK. 1413,115.lfl NEAL ESTATE CONVIYANCEI1 THIU THIS WEEK Ifl ISII,724.,77 DISSOLUTIONS John L. Taylor I, Louise U. Monroe Ketter & JulIa Mae .Samfl Edw. Shivety I, Nanc Ann Kathy Leui Smith &.Slevsn H Robert T. Eisesmenqer & .ion Carmel a Michael E Hurley & Ka$Pwcri E Lillian JonaS 1. Robert F. Cecile 0 LewIs & Daniel C. Jeffery E LaPoinle I Aniti Anne St%Aler LaPointe Thad Alan Ruth & Choryt Atw David N. Cooper & VickI L. Brenda C. Donnan & Alvan Jr Tlmofpiy E. Loughran& Terry L Roci.eld L. McCoy I. Regina 6 FINAL JUDGEMENTS AND POP SEMINOLI COUNTY, FLOP IDA Case Ni. N.2$14.-CA.l)-L HENRY A. CASTILLO and CHERYL CAST ILLO. hii wife. Plaintiffs, DAVID BOWEN and KATHLEEN C. BOWEN, his wife, and CHARLES W. SYLVESTER and DEANNA K. SYLVESTER, his wife. Defendants. NOTICE OF ACTION TO: C. DAVID BOWEN and KATHLEEN C. BOWEN. his wife, and CHARLES W. SYLVESTER and DEANNA K. SYLVESTER, his wife, addeelsas unknewn. You Are Notified tpset an IS quiet title' in PIiintlfls to the following property In Seminole County, Florida: Lot I, Academy lSeIgMs, ac crdlng to the Pt•t thereof, as recorded in Piat Bocke', Page 3& Public Records of Seminole County. Florida, lass and eacept the South 41.8 fiet thereof. hi been filed against you and you are rejlrId to serve a copy o your written defense's. If any, to it to Pamefa M. NobO, PlaIntIff's attorney, whose .ddms is 501 Norfh Magnolia Avenue, Suite A, 'P.O.- Bee' 43k octane., FIne.. 32*01, on or before January 4, 1501, and file ttta original with the Ciem't of thiS Court either before service on Plaintiff's attorney or im. mediately thereafter; offilrwi$e a default will be entered against you for the relief demanded In the Complaints or PetitIon. WITNE$SmyHandarldtheleal of thIs Court on (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwtth,Jr. As Cleft of the COurt BY: Amber U. Hughes As Deputy Clerk Publish: December 1. IL IS, 1910 OF 0.14. Martin J. Alpert DUD vs WilmiP Roll & AlvIn. $04 Guliberry Ln IN THI CINCUIT COUNT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL AS - 15$5$ 1, $31.04 - AmendailS FJ CIRCUIT OP FLONIDA. IN AND Rubin Greenfield & Norma FOP SEMINOLE COUNTY. Repr est Judith 0. Kelly vs - Cot CIVIL ACTION $0. IS.U$4.CA4. * Jgmt. for Defti, Largen, etc. Iron L PLTF Oreentleld 1. WI.. $1,710.1 S MARGARET BOWER and HEN. .Haitige Fed. .ys, WitIIm A - RIETTA EDWARDS HARDY. Walk.r,&AIlce, etc., Amended F. . . . Plaintiffs. Fcl --- U$.7S3 I? - Lot 15, Miri vs' - - -darin. Sec One. 20424.3 TERRY J MARTIN, AS TRUS. All Stale Pipe Supply vs HIartl TEE. 'N Home Inc., IL Daririer Hun Defendant Reg. Agt) 200 W. Welbourne Av NOTICE OP ACTION WP $3,439.12. Selovar Boat Co.. Inc.. vs Ci! Williams Jr. a Williami WeldIn Svc , 100 Academy Dr • MIld 1415 43 1. 133 10 - ernalt Bk .SV vs 'obert * McMillan. 1472 D ASh Cr., CB 1314 4.1 Don Di yore Sr.. ,epr. eel ne Dowler Mer.d)th vs Donald L PhillIps, 15.000, $7,5$ I, $131 Si Alpha Elec. Supp Inc. vs Bryci Davidson dba DivldIon Elec. 51,70435(704 Lake Gene Dr. LW Alpha Elec. Sejpp. vs Jua' Tomes dba J & I Etec a w 2n St , Apopka -- $17301 5$ Beneficial Fin. CB vs Larry 0 I Irene P Fayard, 3370 Walton Rd Apopka - 11,55500 AtI Piatl. Bk. of Sam vs Michae & Guadagno. 170 N Suniand Dr. S.anl -1.40450. BIaser Fin Svc. vs Steve Loweri Jr., 7401 Main It., Sent -1324.11 $2731 1. 131.10 Biller Fill. Svc. Vt Mar0ara Pugh. 555 Jessup Ao LW, 1571,1 13 32 1 831.50. Roberta C Buichbaum. Ni Chg Name' Roberta C McMulla Combank Sern vs Jessie Al Pett,s I Edwina. Ba Ill, Pionee Kaiy No I. LI 4.. Ocoe - $I,et'PC 1. 81150 Creditthrift Amer • WP v Spyros Chmispodoulatos, lOt S Silver Ciubter, LW - $ l,11 24. 1 13100 Fl Bk DeLand, etc vs Mimi Slade Chrysler Plymouth Inc TO: TERRY J. MARTIN, AS TRUSTEE 114 Fast 52nd Street, Suite 907 New York. N.Y. 10037 .Af' EQ,Øy NOTIFIED that an 'Action to fonclose a Mortgage on the toliowing described real property in SemInole COUflt, iioreaa, to wit LOT 15, FLORIDA LAND AND COLONIZATION COMPANY LIMITED,W. BEARDALL'SMAP OF ST JOSEPH'S. according to the PIat thereof as recorded in Plal Book I, Page lIlof the Public Records of Seminole County. Florida, been filed againsl YOU and YOU are required to serve a written copy of your Defense. If any you have, bit on ALBERT N. FITTI. whose address is. 210 Norm Park Aye., Sanford, Florida 33771, on air balece' the lIft av e4 January, A. 0 • 1$I. and fIle the Original wIth the Clerk of this Court either before service upon Iha Plaintiffs' Attorney or im mediately thereafter; otherwise a DetSuit will be entered against you for the relief demanded In the ComplaInt or Pet ition. WITNESS My Hand and Seal of this Courl on the 2nd day of December 1910. (SEALi Arthur H Beckwilh, Jr. As Clerk of the Court By Susan F. Tabor As Deputy Clerk Ameritirst Fed vs BerthaI C ALBERT N FlITS WeileamS & *1 Barbara orde 210 North Park Avenue setting aside F J of FCL Sanford, Florida 37171 Joe I Baggerly & WI Mildred C Attorney Ion Plaintiffs VS Louis A cGlashing I PublIsh Dec. 4. II. 1$, 24. 1910 Patricia, MF - 115.210 74. S 35' o Lot 3. 1 all of Lot 4, blk 9, PaInI T.rr . 41713 Beneficial Fin . CO vs HarriI n C Socgen I Mary J Ba lISt. RObe IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT FOR St Ml Dora - 11.34474.1.11,01 SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Combank Scm vs Gery R PROBATE DIVISION Langley. 357$ Jackson Blvd Fl I FiteNumber$040CP Lauderdale 1373 32 13.34421 GECC vs Gerald Brown I. RI I Ba 552 Gullbreele -11.02107 IN RE ESTATE OF CHARLIE K. JOHNSON,AIso Known as Mrs. ft. Johnson, Deceased Donald Harman I. Geongann % NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION James & Oit,o,ah Dunty. PoSi 7 The administratIon ot the estate .5 14oct11 Nil , (B of CHARLIE K JOHNSON. also L'ndl A Horn vS Alice Mlii r known as Mrs B Johnson. La Alce Miller Interiors 010 deceased, FIle Hmb*q 50410 CP. Semor.n Blvd . (B. $16000 & i$ pending in the Circuit Court for 140 0) Seminole County. Florida, Probate Greg Hughes VS Phylis AA. Division. the address of which is Murray 11500 The Seminole County Courthouse, Bradley A Leteiller vs John I Sanford. Florida, The names and Moron.,, 113 Citrus Dr . A S. addresses of the personal 173500 & 131 50 representative and Ihe personal Sun Bk of Scm vs Mark IL repres.ntativ,'s altorney are set Thomi5, 137151 forth below Sun Ole 01 Sam vs Angelo A All interested persons are (hiC, 515417 required t file with this court. Sun Bk of Sem vs Helen V WITHIN THREE MONTHS OF r$hbridge & Allen. *1.4,515 THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Sun Bk of Sen, v France i THIS NOTICE ill all claims yasir. $944 I) against the estate and (2) any Sun Bk ut Scm Vt Bruce oet in_n by an interested person Vinctnt $15031 fo whom notice was mailed that IIFC AS Vt Michael TZim,n.t.05 challenge's the validity Of the w,II. 1. Carol. 605 Ridgewood St . A the qualifications of he personal ISO) SI representative, venue, on Quik Set Lettering Inc ' lurisdiction of the court Longwood Sporting Goods. In ALL CLAIMS AND 00 dba All Seasons Sports. 11,1431 S JECTiONS NOT SO FILED WILL Wiltiam I Fogle vs All Scu th BE FOREVER BARRED Dares ln & Robert E Huttt. Publecalion of It,iS Notice has $M.4.711 03. 114.514 17. ISIS 20 & bgun on Dec ember II, lI0 *15.000 total $324,411 35 Personal Representative I I HoSp vs Edw,n P Clevelac PIAROLDF JOHNSON & Mary E . 901 0 Lk Destiny RIS . 1015 West 151 Street AS. $440 SO Santond Florida Ft Hoop vs William T you,,0. 37711 145 Parkiake Cr MIld . 150 Attorney for Personal Fl Hotp vs Bill A R,cks & Representative Hope. 511 Lavon Dr. AS 12930 ALBERT N FIT IS Esquire F Ia Hoop Vt Thomas J Co I 710 NorTh Park Avenue Jr I Margare J . 113 Jay Dr . 9 Sanford, Florida 32771 111510 Teleprori. 130$) 322 9570 F I PiloSp Vs WIllie I Biyai Publish December II. IS, 1910 Sr . 1111 Lincoln Ave . San it., 1291 Il DED 43 Ft tiosp vs Wayne W Faith I. Glorida U . 117 Dahlia Dr , Mu 1737 70 lando-Winter Park Seminole----- HOURS 5.00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY ______ 835000 II Hosp Vs Bruce A Womact Mary E . 1570 East Blvd. MIl 1243 70 Sal 7$ - 7. MARCH OF DIMIS . . Thngs p-Good -. Operation Manager. Young Company expanding needs reliable intelligent individual to supervise warehouse, ivers and inventory control. Somephyslcallaborinvofved Prefer knowledge of trucking. to Eat ________________ _________ SacrIfice. 7 Choice burial space's In Oaklawn Memorial Park, $3rIJ • 332.4074 ______ S$.-Iwshef 4.-Personats . .._ Middle Age. White Man, average site, good health, good Sliw In area would ilke to meet iinancl.iiy securi lady. Age 10 to 70 Yrs. For Dating and companionship. Reply to Box No. 71. co Evening Herald. P.O. Bow 143). Sanford. Fla. 32111. -- - PIlATE'S COVE 211 E. lit St. Mr. N. T..Hunt of 001 F. d St would like his friend's to know p4 is home to stay' He would --'-'In. tnei visits. IIIIY BE LONELY? Write "Gal - A Mate' Dating Service All ages. P.O. Box 4011, Clear. water, Fl. 33511. Of _________ _______ -_______ LoSt 2 Pit Bull Puppies. S mo's. male &'female. Vin. of Country Club Area. Reward 3227972. programming and Trouble -. training provldqd. Call Numa Corp. 3736161 Rinehart' Nd1, 3270231 The Pivnt,n' it prcll 4 gjod. out lhef,fldin,Sliinda' poorly 'II ya' git to the WAN TAOS LPN- RN _.... -- meineat kakys.tIi' Weasty, DaIly rat.., Day & Ni,lit.333.344 wilL keep children, newborn to 10 51'S.. day or night. Reas. rates - Winter Springs. 53Ifl7Q 3395003 ships. Co Wally Watt, Inc Local Manufacturing Com Fla. 337)0 party. Must tyoe at least 4.5 I 10 Acre Horse Pasture for Rent. $100 Mo Located on S. Cameron Ave. - Assumption 3a,SuthlI ias ouYgrow me lwng id or COld Wide Mobile Home only Years Old Low Down & items with a want ad To place your ad. call your friendly RIALTOITS 1431Wlsllt -. 'ni'vn . 37234.11, or 131 9993 _..x_. DM50 Lorigwood, Fl. 32150. 33$ é29Oor 3234325 . MuSt Sacritice to stIlt e an estate 31, Cent A,r. Heat ()flirii4 Pm, F emily Km , Carage. Ulilily Pm , Extra • 'zL;;iIi1itii ' ________________________ - - --- -----.. _-__. ' CiTh for your loft Will buIld on your tot or our lot. V Enteritrlse. Madpl Inc., Realtor . 41.4.3037 3 BEDROOM LII HOMt Lovely quiet neighborhood Fenced back ,ard and c 'II , 534.000 30-Apartments _____________ UnfurniSId 327 7U * * * * * * * * - E'nloy - country - lIving? 2 Bdrm. (II'onzpan ' " I'?" ' ' 323.4*35 __________________________ ______________________________ Large 3 fldrm, 7 Bath, 2 Acres on 1k Sunland 3 Bdrm. I B. Large Mary I _____ '\ ?titO \t)$ ill 17 1 9 AND LET AN EXPERT DO THE JOB -' ________ LOYoUSmfEl . *4 S 1133.000 "V nh Sngrr I uluril F ully auto. ______________________________ - . 3591316 _________________________ ________________________ 377 4171 Mills MICROWAVE Brand New. putis button control hiS probe Originally 5.4)9, balance 1391, $19 monlf.ly 49-B---Water Front Reg Real Estate Broker f Org 5379 now 5703 or $19 mo Agent 339 5316 Mortgage tlroker. 1101 F Rpbnspn. 427 2976 _________________________ The Time Tested F irm (1] apIs. Olympic ix. Pool. 7iorrtinchAve. Sinford Fl. 4'.,, REF RE P0 l4cu ft froit tree mortgages Pay Leçg. Lic (20 N Funk Ave - INNe Hwy 17.82 $34$3 Lweod (20th ST.) SANFORD , reoySSefled uSed very Short __________________________ ___________________________ ____________________________ __________________________ t,me Or,ginal%3$). bjl SIll or U - I 531 mu Aqent 339 1316 -- __________________________ __________________________ Malic:owski, REALTOR 322 Shenandoah Village. Open 8- S. Moving to a newer home, apartment? Sell"don'l needs" Legal Notice - iNVITATION FOP A PROPOSAL The City of Sanford Invites your firm to Indicate ii would be nt crested in providing benches at bus stops only In the City ot San ford. In return for placing the benches, the City Commission would grant the bench supplier with the right to place advertising on the vertical back of any bench located in a non residential zone. This program would be provided ,.nder a written agreement with the City and a copy of the proposed agreement is attached to thiS ,nvltation for your Information Please study this agreemenl closely and nofe a) All bus stops to have one bench within sixty days. except f the abutting land owner obiects IApproiimalely 173 benches) bi Advertising rights to bench in non residential areas (Approximately Ill bench) C) Supplier responsible br ____________________________ Beautifully paneled2 Bdrm. Apt addressed Slamped Envelope To WALKER, $17 Adams No 2. 0*0550, Ml 41167 Mariner's Village on Lake Ada. ____________________________ 1.2 Bedroom Apts from 5209 showing how long it has been an gaged In this bench advertising function av)d al least three Central Fionida,t'tles in which you have your ptces lOcated now Tlánk you s Warren F Knowles City Manager Publish Dec.men 1$, I00 CEO 6$ and GUY F TRUMP. Respondent Husband Marvin Ave Mill offIce required Home Webster. America's foremost dictionary company . 322 lI0 ' , l'i bath mobile home on $ 1714 513 5470 (xl 263 * * * * * * * * FORKLIFT OPERATOR I 50mm. I bath Condo - Fully Prefer lumber cap $140 ek v equipped kit including washer ___________________________ benefits 3235 1 14 OeBary Lovely iarg Knowledge helptul F uller Builders Supply. Church SI _____________________________ . - -_--__---- - Lake Monroe 32] 2871 31-Aparinients Furnished $100 monthly poSsible working Irom home Send sell ad dressed stamped envelope and ?$c to Continental H, Box 14702 Orlando. FIa 32107 ______________________ - It you don't leil People, how are with a classified ad. by calling 322 7611 or 5.3)9893 _____________________________ STORE CONVENIENCE - GOod company beriefils Apply Handy Wa Food Stores Sanford area Sea success ,n yOur spare time Plea Shaklel Distributor pill train 327 1019 Extra Christmas Cash' Need 31A-Diipiexes ___________________________ I Bdrm. Park Refurbished InS Mo 151 and last Sec Dip Sen'ors only 377 5152 "" French ______________ One lt,jr,n 'k,t equipped Water Ri'tusr F urnithed 1700 Mu A A Mc(lanahan LiL Real F slate Broker __________________________________ _________________________________________ " LI Mary Blvd wants what you don't need Call 3772411 Earn Extra Mone Id paper route. Depel With an Evening Heral dab I. auto needed- pit cash bond. Call 3222611 Herald FCL. over the road & refrig cap S4lary ' paid eapenses 323 317 ltl French Avt Cor.er 70th & French Your future our concern . C well $79,500 - - Fireplace Frontage on St JohnS River, HURRY ON Lvi", 32) 1i; 119 S4... . DELANO __________ Call Jeanie S14 1437 ____________ For Rent $500 Mo 2 BR home, central Air & heal (animal Va Fireplace. 340 u SI Johns River Geneva area P o Box 137. Geneva 371)7 Frontage S • I , _ 3115 5 French Avi " MIS , I I i*.uiaii U.LL -------___________ -. experience. Magnolia Ave Sanford 173 7702 322-5253 4045 + .'.,- ''I,, -' YUL)I4 OWN , cely wooded S1 not ' tar Iron" lown 0' 'or mt(l'U 1.1 ° or mob'e i, ,I..el aim, 'elms to I I ,,.,r 14 , I irgv II fl OT oeorqeIOcn S4i 117 171 0n9 -, (on operated um free play Fad (and willS records Will UCII,er 331 isa or 399, 1411 ______________ __________________ IS I now Suitcase', - tim 135 1%i I I ,.'.m4IrfOmIPmPiIPr*'Ih Fan 100 Gal lanl 513 79 HP (1gm Elect Start oulboard motor 113 3726.350 In' Ill 4169 ____________________________ 59-"'l1.,5aI lVfCtrKiISe ' 323 4509 - ' , anos Organs Layaway Ion Guitar & christmas Elec amplifier 5700 Value Special now 117996 Bob Ball MusIc Center 7302 FrenCh Ave 372 123.3 " Pt IISONAL - - . -- COMPUTE I, Concrete m Electrical ___________________ Elec'rician el work No ut) ii(I small New and Old Work All wOrk Guaranleed 3?) SIll .Onetsurc Waler and (hemCal (leOner 2300 PSI VIII tItarl llu5CS. Trailers ApIs Barns, tIC Most Also Hou%t% $40 Heavy ltOuse5wiv,5 Cleaning Service PerSonalized. tat dependable Regularon l.timebasit Wedo wash windows 4)75194 Ji,t well doilt n arm r lvp, of HOuSe Cleaning ApIs , & Iii - Extorlor Cleaning 1777411 .5 -- e.ork CCII 3457)36 -- kenneth ' - .-C a',', 4vurs HolI ' I I - ' ic •r', 337 $2$ -"' Ceenlie 11n,i', Signs Sp,''iiIiiiti 'n Truck Irtlening and O,mnensonai Styro F narn letterS Reasonable 09 )??S _________________ Ask for Gentle 6r' I - _________________________ Slarl Building Your ChristmaS Fun Today By & Sell The WRit Ad Way I Paifltiflg & Pressure Cleaning Anthony Cen,no still ser',.ng I S4ntonij *It, prmcie Ito E. tenor 14,-I Free Est I?) 0071 I -TIme Season 01 Good Cheer will Soon be hsre uSe WanI Ads for extra cash I I I I _______________ ____________________________ I Sign Painting il anytim' $fte' 5 --- 64gB Equ.pm.ot Tractor TraIler ri our (1.45311 iF I) w.$nI 405 122 2611 . ______ Experience United Yrs Painler', AU S p m 5)1 I5$ Snail OlticeS. includmrvj new tilumneS Call (he Dusters S pm 1 m Ak b Jean.e or Nadine 901)53 1341 SAVE I NE 14Cr & 1)01 LARSi Ball I Blown CUSTOM IN SULAI 1014(0 17) 41f) or Iii 177$ I' rev r'sI - KEPI S RO0 114(1 FrIe Estimales Call 2?? 1977 --______________ - -I WiIh winter upon uS you II 'ICed e(QllOrfl'( iii reliable and House P.int:ng inter,or I tenor & Gutter Work Over 10 . I Rooting Feast pOuf eyes on an urlusually work all IyP,S. Iambnatei & catiirietry Mason repairs & ooret. tmnishings. pressure ,mashmng roots home 131 Sill 4 mm Se i' o'er •e.,'.oriatmit '"T -. _______________ _._... HauseCisarting MAN QuAil T v (.it'I RATION Vrs rip Pal.,,',, Or 'vr*.' vs il( W,iyr,e Rrl 1)1 1)/I ______________________________ yde'5 'Pt lO Yrsnlla Homes, 041cc, Stores No lot) 1(70 small on TaIl 3493317 -- -- VIfOI'k - h'nanc'ng A+a'lable __________________________ _______________ _________________________ - _. CAI4PF 14 TRY ttrpa'rs, pain __________________________ - t'amnl Problems SolvPd Dial a Punter & D,'conabon 75 Yrs I .p Day 44550)6 F,e 661 wall 17)01)6 I Link Const. 322-7029 . - ____________________________ mntlallation. carpenlry and dry Aia 3)9 8914 CoiipuIp Supple', 4. SuIte.,,. I U, - I " Painting - - Aluminum Sreen Repair. gutter Conçur Slot's I I Remodeling Specialist We hindle Ifle Whole Bell ol Wa, 01,14 144 YES ARE I OWLi4 Nurs•rig Cenler I as,m VII I tecond S Sanloro repair and or Qual ,lv ioni JIi 12) 4721 Lmflds(lIiitilJ ASk for S r'ri c,r (.iWAI, TNt v 71 WIL I 704 S Park Ave 'o Ian', Amps, Drums. Band lnstru,oemlls and Accessories 3231171 Hannah Music _________________ - - - . - - . ____________________________ ________________________________ I SIimflIt'S', revolver imislrn S b.4rr,I I • 4" i i ii,iil 57CC - Boys C.,' l's. i.iifomr ?V.o. Mongoose. $115 buys Shoe SkateS, %JeF, 123 Slra*rry Plants, 4c ca 37? 3121 Ckxk Repair I 'ales 36561)4 or 06% 61111 Nursing Center ___________________________ ____________________________ I , kid1 Home Pemodelinu & Alum Smd'ng I ree isI I4,. ' ____________________ ____________________ both $30 1619 I Remoiing - - Honte Repairs ' I 57.l-tJffl& AITlfl' I 2 1, cattier $53 Needs ROSIOIIMARINI 2921 Hwy 17.93 Sanford, FIa 31711 I . __________________ Se lIke •sa', ,,'rc F berglass boa lra,ler No motor repairs 1.300 37) 7251 '' uctiOn, 1215 S. French 3123 7340MOn 5I, 5175, I f - _______________________ I equipment you need tom those big ones with a want ad ______________________________ +4.1mm Painting & R,1airs Quality work Free Esl Disc to Seniors 53.4 6390 Refer ME IN T 1114 Till New rpir lealepsb'o' specaiv j yTS Cii) ' 57500 *%prr!35&- matlre14 pieces Sanford 'Sear' I ii CaliBart Doenfown FU',.L SIZEII0tCI - , ' 19/S 14 F,Tri Hull Bowrider '1$ Molor& Trailer, one tvinr ', I Condition . owner work JuSt Bo.rS _________________ 5th SI,, Lk, Mary Blvd. - All Caranc Tile __________________________ guarant..d, Free estimates Jof2fI's Sew 'N Vac, III S ". * Ii)') M001 irotm & ream lIla S (1411 ('.0147 t).OBi I 'OMES 12) j Orlando Or & I HA F .nancmrvz __________________________________ I ------- 55--Boats & Accessories 134 139$ Insured -' I Going fishifl9 1 Gel all the I', , or timid I (all veil with O,dPrl,r 4416001 ____________________________ _____________________________ for all machines Over 20 yrs Sale 77', AW. Awning, Brdm Fuil al 1, oalri Ii,o,ei, 7273 Self cOntained REALTORS, MIS Orlando 32? IS1 WIL.COSALES-HWY •w 4 Mi W of I Sanford 322. 4571 , . --. -- Con operatedor free play Ea:l ond will deliver, 57005330 3)1 5541 or 2131411 CLEAN OIL I ADJUST Your Sewing machine or vacuum Iii - - - -------- LOB South 'ealurclay. Crc Lnd of Orange Ave turn right ç% bloCk Ihen letI one block. '0 WiltS Toys Headquarters Nt 3?? 5Sf 3370 Price PIN BALL MACHINES _____________________ 43-ts-ACr9E ' - ___________________________ REAL ESTATE REALTOR. 323 '.U'"' r'r 110, 2nd Fr ' Dont ili.ts Ihit One' NiCely re'novaled I Unil Residenlal income properly Fully Rented Great Terms 539.370 INVEST I'' --.. uui,eslmr asSOnIec101Ors Our 13) 6415 - WRANGLER JEANS "i" V" -- Night ' ' ' (all 10 14111 (') A (414 Pt lITER' '- Tall F ira Ma,kr$ and by F ar World '. L arçjnl Shifted Animal Zoo actory C lOSOuIS and SurpluS Tyt Free tt e.ilh every purchase Opening I?? 3791 , ' I.'I(,Is..1l ________________________________________________________ • ASSOCIATES, INC. . ARMy NAvy ',UIIPI.US ,.,.f,, 'IF At TON Likes Fr , Sal & Sun Nothing ov ItO Distance Service We clean your garage 36.513)8 Da, or of all types Ic Bonded 371 60)5 3031 177 6101 All T,mC Movers Local tong -Carpentry Painling. MaiM 3233757 i i Camera Tridet" VIle fSOt DISC AME PA 51401' 710 5 Pirk Ari,.ji'. Santc'nil ?vsrs Hanging. Teilured Ceilings S N.e. or- repair ledh'v .' . Shower', our specialty 73 5 ,1 14.9 5361 323 VaIl Pine Lane Hidden ________________________________ I - 0 tlalinf. 123 4112, 372 5445 -. - MI INI lilt TuE - , Photographic - & Repair. Dry Wail Richard's Carpentry 54-Garage Sales - _______ . .___ - - ---'-- ' Western Itoolt $7999 Up Winter Moneyland 372 7411 ___________________________ , _________________________ Free Estimates - C.CUv1uNIv*TSLse5. Bued 5og Cal 515.1414 ______________________________ AQent 3391316 I On the I'igc I stening Bargains GliSten Selling in 5 ______________________________ Carpentry Ty repo P9" lenilh Sold org $19315 Sal 5153 I,or Ill mo Room Suil pilh F ,l 4 Chairs .I 373 4735 7413 Adams Cl •TINPC oU1 .41PT191 .mN*lIlise 209lLa. Road all-I HOI'flS 1nW1'OvSflfltB your pets ,lfl 5752 -_,, (, Stereo. Leg Dresser, 1 heating. ______________________________ ____________________________ ____________________________ Drawer Chest, 40" Cmi g lam Chi'olted Heal Off Floor Ph 3220352 $1,000 Sale 1955 6216555 I Went Ads Ring Art you C Chris refrigeration. AC. Waler Coolers, MiSC Anylime 373 7156 I Eve and Sun Apes UI 5 1 94 _____________________ t Call l Animal Haven Boarding 1. Grooming Kennels Therm nttcreenTV tIEWQUASAR S sq ft Remnol, control Save , , LVI"' 'ri AIlpq 617) 93a)or 1)3 6111 ACRES SROi R Sênforo 3710640 ' r Conditioning I Dog Grooming. Poodles & Small bltdt Cut & Shampoo. SIC ______________________ Sleeping Bo.es We cater to i Pi.,ncJr iMpel 516 00 1. ih.ingf' 111,19 '. S,,nford Ave 19110 F Ip,'l*Ood C rownp,jril 516(700 II Acres Ostern 5l7S JUNf f PORZIG RfAtTY . FRICKE & FRICKE i IA 'TIE Ri'E5 New. $30. Fit ___________________________ 'S I, SEIGLER REALTY - Pet Services ______________________________ ____________________________ Boarng&Groomlng - MILLERS leIlOrlando Dr "........... ci *w carpel club I. pool 57' 00 •7I 0114 or 17773731 t . ERA when yon need I Heating & L -_______- _______ _. Used TV'., 1231 up Es Typewriter w stand 835 ' Girl'S or Boy's Bike 16 in $, Boy's 26 in 3 Sp Bike Like 14p 540 32? SIll or 123 .7737 I mincing, no down Orlando 1.196.3141 lii) Safilorij Ave REALTOII327 MULTIPLE LISTING SCRvi(l • Bdnm, 7 Bilk. Garage, on Lake. 'n Deltona i STEMPER AGENCY PLACE FULLY FURNISH ED BOAT DOCK 30 MIII UTES WEST OF -.-------------_---new. $15 Set 2 Bed Frames 113 mo Peas 2710721 - LOTS ACREAGE Call *'th your needs We have what rov wanl LAKEFRONICEDAR HOME 5 BEDROOMS 7 BATH HUGE GREAT ROOM WITH FIRE For Renf $500 Mo 7 BR home, Central Air & Hçat. Cenlral VOURSELFERS AND HAVE AVAILABLE BUILDERS FOR LAZY PEOPLE - CEDAR HOME 0117 7 ACES OF THE RIVER THIS 149000 payment BAKS. 1104 N MiIIi Ave (tl.97) hi', COUNTRY LIVING I nlo doublewide mobile home or 6. ac'es lenced $39,300 WITH COMMANDING VIEW t' ,ftmlrt 5715 ' securily depos,l Good references neg',,red 321 1147____ Used Build,ino materials, large i quantity 01 (looms, all sizeS 42-vbile Hom,e's Only 135.000 JOHNS RIVER F RONT NEW LARGE 3 BEDROOM Geneva area P0 Boa 1 37, Geneva 32132 349 s7$ *******'* NEw LISTINGS 3 Bdrm. I' balh w.lh fireplace Excellent large lOcation borm. Over 7000 square II ST 3 BR OR OURS WE SELL MATER IALS TO DO IT Lr,l I t'idrn, I ba?h.allaPPl . w 2 BOrm. I oath home .n ciicj Sanford SPeC'aI com,nee,,al Brand New LaheMary 300mm 2 BaIB Bloc let to Cryttal Lake Beach large Oaks. Cent 'teal and Air 1350 Mo 1150 Damage Dip No Pets, and References required 377101 Vacuum, Evening 322 2420 323 -2222 323 -6363 2'S PAPEPHANGINO 34 Vms. lap. Work luaranteed. LIc. Free Ett, $43.447, L%%VYER YOWL Ii S BEAUTY SALON AutQi,,dI shot medsure br Bar $900 Call Kathy 321 0690 I REALTORS Adverlise pith a Low Cos Classified Ad Somewt,,ni ' STE MPE 14 SE! WE C, IV F PERSONAL SERVICE & 0'. COMMISSION DISCOUNI TO SENIOR CITIZENS imSi SELl WITH US -. Legal Servis -__________________________________ lorl,,' Wehert, Dryers, Most 14,70k 319 F 1t St . 327 1742 _________________________ A, F uIl carpeted Pe(ly I move 'n 32)7939 CALL ANYTIME Carpet, CAM. Wath.r D H0*kup. Screened porch Ott Street parking W W -- Pap.rtsinglng ___________________________ Wli ripen Appliances in the F 014 MEN L'v eta. nell's Beauty FOS' Sale Near 179? $9000 Down T.kr ' berm plan, tireplace n great nm. dinin's rm. patio, on a corner loll JOE'S LAWN SERVICE Cut. Edge, Tnim& Prune Any Size Lawn 3237333 ______________________________ Beauty Care STEREO-HEW Bedspreads 11 50 Ea Large CALL 323-5774 over Loan ai $376 mo ('nI 14 7210419 I WAY COMPACT SYSTEM I home .t The Crissings Splul 10 knOw1 Tell 1Mm _______________________________ ,'vlce ___________________________ Ha4ynian -_ - (CII 167 3)91 day or night Fortable TV Screen $1 SO .. 4l.B....CO,')doipJun'fl ' last at 5)7,101 - 1_I- WeathentiteConstrvctiem Aluminum Siding & Soffit Free Estimat Interior. Exterior FREE________________ E$T IMATE S. 323 3152 --_For huntIng you need a gun fur selling use Herald Want Ads ) 7611 _________________________ ___________________________ _________________________ - ___________________________ Chairs. Tables and Dressers TIFFANY TIMBERS INC 771 B9*2 YARD,) Idrm, CB. Eacellent Lacation, easy I. see 1 won't ' BEAUTIFUL I 50mm. 2 baIt' 123 $019 all.r S HUGE Lawn&G.,'dsn Reasonable Anytime 323 3134 Slill in warranty will deliver Ireehome Irial, 0000ligatiofl A 3603 Desk Or will tell separately Misc ___________________________ UNBELIEVABLE ______________________ br some Items or charge - Iii HEAPS CUSTOM SERVICE you for clean up Free Est Call 373 1447 Eve Aft S Trash. Tree Trim. Garage & Small Business clean ups . AlPnnum5ffIt&F Sleceo radio 051 Phorio. I track yer, etc Pay $179 or II) per wilt sell FI4A VA Don't wait thiS Horn, Only 134.900 family rm, pp carpeting £ new root JutI painted 535.9101 1 Bdrm, no children or pets, we. I carpet, modern, all dec S)O 3229283 SELECTION. YOUR DESIGN CHECK THIS ONE' IC Mary3 ftdrm. I', Bath wilh Family Rm , large utility mm Owner I JUST FOR YOU, 3 Idem, , bath home n CC Manor' Eat in kitchen, Cenlral seat, bedroom 1315 & 1293 sec I III 7S13 Adults Executive . I Iar5e taiidscaped loll 14$ loll Winter Guests lovely • 1 or 3 Sanford NEW LOG HOMES. NICE Equipped Cent Air. w w , carpet. garage Lange yard , . Only 141,950 carpelln5. family rm, fireplace, screened patio on WORK? Place a Classified Ad in the Evening Herald today, Call 373 17$? per mo NO MONE V DOWN - ' I Bdrm, 2 Bath, Paneled I Kitchen Room. Family SUPERt 3 Sd,m. I' bath horn, in Suntand with CHA, WANT Ôjii' wóki'('A Fork Lift Operator Lumber $197 or lake Over payments $19 41-A--tog Homes tO,' Sale JUST LISTED Large Attractive on lane. loll $44,000' Citizens 372 5054 or 668 445 * * * * * * * * 141,900 Won't last, SPECIAL, I Bdrm, 3 bath home with large family rm. fireplace, new eat in kitchen Bedroom Air Ideal for Senior Your lulure our concern i4 '' Morel $44,505, per mo • Sec del) 3732374 Corner of 2Oth& French CLERK Deltonat CHA. ww carpeting, must see at the Isp low price of hauled away. we ciii pay F1'.. Fit. 534 3722 I'104fl2____________________________ , . J'r.slyl',,, 37) 47 7 7 Family Rm W-W Carpet. A 1i dining rm, screened porch & dryer Outside storage $223 1917 French Ave .J home on Lake Gleason in AdultS 6317113 lotsof extras 5)3 laree lenced yard. Super ' __________________________ LAKEFRONTI I Bdnm, 2 bath bolh. $ 1 13 I BR • den. $200 TRAIN with lOiS layout board suite lB -___________________________ new over 1100 tlalan(e due 3101 S. French HOUR -Ro-Stio COLOR TELEVISION RCA 75' TV in Walnut Console Sold Credenza and Chair $500 Set 24 review of your records at no cost or oblioition Eves till 101 Sal 331 ObI Provenc ill Bed Aft 3 365 6475 ____________ _____________ Bath in lovely neiahbsrhood Extra I yrs. oldt 121,0001 Park Aye 1 OP. air, ceramic Inactive 3 Idrm , time Bal $159 II or 119 35 mo Aqent 339 •314 . _______ . . Canopy eth Night Stand REAL TOR,MLS i,, (I PRETTY PINECREST. At. --.__ _________ -_____________________________ experience unnecessary Call____________________________ ' -, - __________________ AAA EMPLOYMENt 21. & ' •" local mailing liSts All ages. 30-Apartments Unfurnlshed . calm kit. ww carpetIng £ onty LD DRIVEN Publith Novemb.r December 4. II. II, HO OF C. 122 . ' ' 323.5774 Day or Night COUNTRY LIVINOI 2 Bdnne. Fence PaIntI Junk Removed - ________________________ ________________________ Tax Service PLIANCES 33304.91 Yellow $75 F 'reptace Grate REALTY 7 Bdrm $225 mo IttIlast e security. Accounting & --washers. MOONEY AP . case $15 Desk Dresser 175 Night Stand 575 Chest w Mirror $13 Table Lamp 0ROBBII'S REALTORS, MLS fenced acre mini tarmt CHA. needs home workers to update Peg PpI F SIdle Iiroki'r 101414 K 17 IDE P ASSOC 107W Commer( ,4l •.. ANYONE IN THE SANFORD AREA SIlO Per Week Part Time at independent Petitioner's Attorney, CARMINE U BRAVO. ESQUIRE. .1513 Slate Road 4.31. Suite 711, Longwood Village. Lorigwood. Florida 32150. and tile Ihe original Answ or pleading in the Office 01 the Clerk ' ---- - SO-PâsceIIaneous for Sale 3357 - HWoId Hal Realty ________________________ __________________________ - Phgne 37? Ff11. ntor3 WE LIST AND SELL MORE HOMES THAN entrance Good location $300 mo + dep 377 3070 (enrgprt patti, svice, u' ________________------------------ANYTHINO1N FENCE Chain link IC.' securIty. RustIc Washer repo GE diluxe model. For Businesses and Individuals W ',arneli Whili wOod lsts & 2nde. Post I nail, v,r,itureand Misc Small Boot Sod cr.g $10935. used short When you place a Classified Ad in The Evening Herald, stay c'o'se to your phone because something wonderful Is about Sanford's Sales Leader Nice 6 Pm. 3 Bdrm apt Private Longwood Apply between Hrs I a m 11 a m References sanl prottable work Yogi NOTICE OF SUIT REALTOR 127 7913 Eves 1911 Evet 332 3351 115 Adults 3735470 American wood Products 200 Couples or mndividuals TO Guy F TRUMP Last known Address Br,stol. Indiana YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Amended Petition for Dissoiut,oni of Marr 'age. has been t,i.d aganst you in the above descr,bed Court. the litte of which case is set forth above. You are required to serve a copy of your Answer or pleadng to lhe Amended Petition, on the Pool Call Bill Maliczowski, I RlALTY - REALTORS Airport Blvd. in Sanford. All General Labors Night shift they going IN THE CINCUIT COUNT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT POP SEMINOLR COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NUMIER liI4$SCA.E RI: THE MARRIAGE OF. MARIA TRUMP. Petitioner Wite __________________________ STE N SIR () 1V1 Located 17 92 IV13 South of __________________________ AAA EMPLOYMENT If you are interested, please express your interest in writing and send it to the City Manager. CIty Hall. Sanford, Florida, 32771 so thai it 5 in this oflice no later than 2 00 P U on Friday. December 19, IWO Please enclose a 5hot Summary of your company , _____________________ LlZi ENVELOPE ADORESSERS $233Mo (Icc. not included l$16'6121 NEEDEO1*ForinfoMailSell maintenance, ir$%uran(e, repairs, etc 1 1 ! ' P 3232970 fast with a want ad. _____________________ Screen Porch. Swimming ___________________________ -- WllliamsonCommunicatlon - - 'b NY4MAHAT. ALL. MODELS IN STOCK - - - , Orlando 1 1943140 SAKS.1I0 4 N - __&50k1 - , ._. . I<" 'a /' ,, Owner 32 1 016?, S,antord $120 up I 904 11' 4135 -- $ CASH $ monthly Financing, no down We pay cash tom Itt & 2nd 10's with excellent fnaning Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17. of Sanford 327 1121 '3 99300 ISS000 315000 19795 N 500 121500 ALSOLARGE INVENTORY 1913 FRENCH AVE, .. *1700 Aft S 30 133 361$ payment 41AMOl'tgagesBOUt4 321-0759 family or entertaining Low W Gamnett White. Broken 1977 *5500 .- _______________________ icI _____________________ - 3630 Sanford AvC . . home on large corner lot Remodeling nearly complete with tireplace, new w wail, bar. 500' 5Q ft 01 living dining area Matter Suite opens on pool & private Counrlyard Ideal for large Santa Gectrudis. tIc Weaned Yf'r Warranty, Pay,$73$ or $57 HERALD ADS TO AD - LiC Real Estate Broker bath, split plan, open design ' , 19500 975 00 ' . -. ______ 52-A$)$)IIafiCeS VERYISE 3723411 BATEMAN REALTS1 SCREENEOPOOL 197701 750 )970 VW (st LMk rebuilt engIne. Radial T irp% Michelin. P. Radio Ea Cond CONSULTOUR .. . '"7 Very spacious block, I 00mm. 2 - man, Charotais, Hereford, _____________ ' ' 139300' 35000 1S000 1971 Honda Hack 323.3203 I 4 chairs. 530 each NOil's Your SALES FOR WINIER _______ 3.000 SQUARE FT - Ask for Lisa 49 500 1110 Harley low Rider l910flarleySportster ' ON COME Ut ' . BEEF CALVES... êus. ratt' ' Pc. wooden dInette Sets, table 1974 TOYOTA COROLLA 1600 Immaculate Deluae, 7 Dr cond I owner Call 323 $270 be'tn 96 Aft 6 pm 668 6051 USED USED FURNITURE . .- - ... . - MICROWAVE.TSHI'SA 1,01. Beautilul Oak and '_I i,, ,j ii " -nted ma Applications by phone 339 9100. 534 I6OS XMASPECIALS CALLUS FIRST . I '11 OLDS 6 cyt Auto P & H 170 Of Seminole - - ANTIQUES .ICNKINSFURNITURECO Hwy 92, I mile west of Speed way, Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION peOny Wedne%Lav atlpm It's the only one in F loridl You set the reserved price Call 904 355 $311 Ia.' further detaIS YAMAHA TOP PRICES PAID FOR 'istoyriss ' 1973 Honda CL 100 1971DT 135 .GOLD. SILVER. Horses also 331 7753 DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION - 191$ DI 115 lion, cill hold ton Christmas . -- NEED CASH?. '°" _____________________________ Ponies For kids Good selec --_________________ Removed __ftorcycles -- _______ ______ - ._____ Cars Top Dollar Paid for Junk I Used cars, trucks & heavy equIp menl 327 S$90 Wanted to buy used 'tfic. ---equipment Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage. 1197, So of S..ntorcl 222 1771 -. - -.--- Mustang3 1975V6 Air Condition. AM FM,lSpeed *1.100 377 3565 From S101olSOor more Call 373 1634, 377 44$Q CASH Paid for Junk Cars and Trucks Free Pickup 331 1956 - -_ BUY USED i. Lilt Nil UP C I APPLIANCES Sanford Fur rut ure alvage a22 Vu. . _______________________ BUY JUNK CANS & TRUCCS lop Prices Pa'S Used any iond.'.0n644 11 76 ' *E BUY CARS 70I5'Freh323531 - 4JRIbNTAL MUGS WANTED - 11.600 C4l13226601 __________________ ____________________ Wanted to Buy Wicker or Rattan Living Rm Set. Call 377 0956 __________________________ ____________________ 1977 MARk V Mdnightblue Whilitop .et Cash Buyers tor a small i vestment Place a low cot classifiedadfor resultS 332 241. or $31 $993 ashtorGoid Silv .tewettyor Calni TOP Prices. Call 332 1312 Sale . " _______________________ ' for ____________________________ -. -- - - AOkTlreMarl 2413 S trench 322 74$ _______________________ Sanford, Florida32lll .. 3fl4951 - - - 77-Junk F ret Female' Beagle Ideal tor Retired couple AIled . Spayed healthy, 3 ytt 373 1651 . ___________________________ ' Autos REBUILT BATTERIESIS8S ioio ______________________ Oooa, clean, uSed, full s.dv isa Sogs & Malt III SO ea pece We buy equity In Houses, apartmenls. vacant land and lecreage ' LUCKY INVEST MEN IS, P 0 Box '$00 Sanlonel. F Ia 37771 371 4741 Homes Low Down Payment I'SANFORO -Peas wPIy & monthly ralts 'Jell inc iit . $00 Oak Adults Sit 'LU Corner of 20th I French You! future our concern - -- Call 377.2211 _______ ________ _________ senior citizen or young gen ___________________________ tlaman. $120 per mo. 333 4241 AAA EMPLOYMENT 1911 French Ave 3235176 purl solvent- 14 ot. $1993 plus $1.10 TPIH. Distributed by NuRem, 701.A F. SR 434 ' ',)' 5 J'. ROOM - Pnlv. entrance. completely furnished for MANAGER TRAINEE Earn while you learn. All phases of operation Excellent salary + benefits. As seen on '40 Minutes'. I00' Bdrrn home on a rent w'th option to buy basit Overlooks beaulitul park & Small lIke Call us tor the tacts ma'am' __ -_-- 47-Real Es? New) BR. 7 Bath Home $1700 uP tronl handles Ihis 3 I Wilh(uylom eitras. FHAor VA washer and dryer IncluSed, Screened in back porch. WIth storage room. Near I Townis Shopping Center in Orange City. lit. tail and Sec Required. 1411 JeanJsll_f 1432.. _______________________ _________________________ 4-A-Huflh& hauty - Renovated 2 ($grm Home . Low. Low down 520.000 ' - 3232501 BridgesAntiques __________________________ OLD QUILTS handmade In good condit,on CallS3IO7l7or SIBERIAN HUSKY Female I yr old. AKC rep Black gray, while. Blue øyPs, housebroken Shots 3227599 '' - ' ______ Sofa and Chair. ________ C.00dCondition$7S 373 _________________ 1011 ____________ small bicycle? Sell these idle Immediate VA-FHA-235-Con. * * * * * * * * 1r5rcial PTlperty Whispering Pines Professional Plaza Professional Office for Sale Prestige Complex High exposure Easy access Call I 305666 4116,Rudy Jordan Peal Estate Realtors, 75 N Shell 'Rd. Cellar1, Fla Jim Jordan Afloc. 7 Story. 3 150mm , 1, Bath, Largc Refurb'%hed Home 143.900 Occupancy Call for Details dining. rm. kitchen 'ully equipped. Laundry ronm. . ______________ - 46-Co ReduedtO$29 TOOAssume I'S, Mtg 3 Bdrrn. I Bath, (B, Larue Fenced yard New listing Maytar Out standing 2 Bdrm Home with Cent H A, Concrete Block. privacy lence, Excellent eyes. 3720612 ' REALTOR MIS mws Evem.$I ' 3237832 ________ .Pref erred. Call 337 6.400. local delivery. 11011's Sanford Furniture Salvage. 17 92. So of Sar.tprd 372 1171, Stereo. ,..oeseal. Cannonbal, 1701 Bed. 7 Speakers. Mickey Mouse Phone. Velvet Painting 327 (051 _____________________________ - .- - ' 51AFutni?ure ___________________________ S 150mm. I', Bath. CO. Cent A H. Garage L,ke New 141,500 MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR Words P.r Minute. Shorthand Baby sIttIng In my home. Eap Newborn to 4, lunches served. 321 0435 Orlando 377 1577 Sanffd 1210440 373 9OItatlerS 76-Auto Parts ________ _______ It month old Doberman. MS Housebrokn,someobedience 373 7700 or 373 1176 Ask for Jo HONDACB20O Very good cond 570000323 7119 Antique's. Modern Furniture, Sterling Sily, Oriental RugS, _______.. . -- 131,883 13'Travellraller Garage Sale. ' VeNcles 75-Recreational __________________ 65-Pets-Supplies new innerspr rIg bedding These beds are not damaged or secondS but brand new top line bedding Sets onlyt Free BROKE N 3415 S French Ave EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN DAY IN TIlE WANT ADS 3fl 2611 or -, ______________________ Buy Footbali. Tik,t$ with Al'ey You make with a -- - - -. - ____________ FILL DIRT I TOP SOIL ' YELLOW SAND Call Clark I flirt 373 7540 ._ _______________- - 'tort of total Inventory on brand _________________________ Utility Buildings Ideal for husband wile Minimal Invest mant High Return on Invist ' men? Foe personal Interview, pleas. enclose resume & men lion area desired to Dealer For Ill or Il 7 ShIft. MuSt be silt motivated. Able to work with Elderly people Excellent WorkIng CondItions. Better LIving Canter of Casselb.rry 51-H efki Gooth" - -. 3 Rental Units on I Lot Good Investment Good assumption, 5.36900 Takes All HAL tOIØEIT1EAIj'Y IC -- 350 Ft 6. 4.9. 12 for 12500 Good Cond. 3230114 or 3721047 - . Eciipnwit Truck Load Rich Black Orb delivered to your home, 535 Ask for Randy 323 0032 ILandecaping Also) Steel Forms SEIGLER REALTY Oversized Cabin with Guest HouSe on W'cle Part 01 St Johns River (Lake Harneyl *ilh gorgeous wide Oak H4mmock 35 • Acres 37EPast'jre Rental DEALER Ownilealership & sell Walty Watt Aluminum __________________________ Care in child c.ax Property --________ ________ '_°'' 1 BdI'tn I Bath.'tile' e' flecorne'a WALLY "WAYY 1k. Mary. Fl. _________________- Nurse 25415 French Ave 3720719 ----'-- ASSOC. LIVIE Screened Porch Uewiy Redecorated. New Carpet. 132.500 , Shooting 10 Component level 'ct.OSt Male Boxer in Downtown .. Araaotlanford.Fawnco$,-,3' years old. 3321410. After S p.m. Boys pet. Reward - - - -_____________________ he'll? if tise '.ALLFLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR - , Distributor wit) train. __________________________ WAITRESS NEEDED Eap. Apply in person between 10 am & 2 p m Ask bar Kathy. ____________________________ Cavalier Motor Inn. 321.0490. ____________________ Science and experience In LAKEFRONT TALL PINE I OAK LADEN ACRE LOT NEAR NEW LAKE MARY HIGH SCHOOL *16.000 TERMS AVAILABLE ASsume 9, '.Mtg of $113 Mo with $10,000 down 7 Bdrm, Block, Family Pm. Fenced, __________________ _______ _______ YOur Independenr Shalkee _____ ______ 5-lost & Found - 723.5132 COnCrete ____________ Pleasant profitable work Computer Science Englneei Design Engineer, wIth both hardware arid software ex penance needed. Must have Masters Degree in Computer NEAR LONGW000.LAKE MANY RD TRY 830.000 WITH TERMS. ASSOCIATE LIVIE. see owner at 's Rol,alia Dr Call I29S s; JUST THINK. IF CLASSlFlED Be a success in your spare limi. Couples or individuals. _______ ______________________ e-OId Christmas Shopping's Go Slow, Us. Want Ads I Make 42 ACRES NICELY WOODED 323.1117 ______________________ HANDY MAN'S Special _________________________ ADS DIDN'T WORK, THERE WOULDN'T BE ANY II 321137$ 600dCondtion, 5300 349 5712 __________________________ 3235670 - -- 197IHONOAXR7S For Estate, Commercial I Residential AuctionS & Ap. praitats. Call Dell's Auction, *$buyueeaturniture. ap pIancet & plumbing fixtures. JEPIKINSFURteIITURECO l0SEast25th5trret 3231 8893. 8t*hui. - _____________________ . 43000 BTU Coldspot 20+ Cu. ________________________ Ft Chest Freezer. Coin jtjice Des4ndEqulprnent'r Operated Drink Box. 3371974 Sale. Sup ty it limited 110115 Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17. WId Turkey Decanters Bottle 8310.01 Lanford 322.1721. for Sale After 7pm. 3223351 ' o.SaI. - ttice.q,uekm filing chairs. Man; New Ba Spot & Mitt. tw,,,., or Items to cheose from. 11*11's full SiZe, $3300 es. PC. Sanford Furçiture Salvage. 17 JENKINSFURNITURECO. '3, So. of Sanford. 3231721 3OSEast2SthStreet -- Sanford, Florida 32771 42'LaGai'deii 37)0911 ________________________ ________ ___________________ ______ WOODED LOTS IN TOWN ZONED SRi 15.500 EACH. CALL ASSOC. LEWIS. MIS 3234041 ' 711.31SF .'IRSTS1. 2'i ACRES. NICELY WOODED OSTEEN AREA $lO,00u EXCELLENT TERMS UNSWORT1I REALTY UNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSET Sell Ittose things that are iust taking up space with a want a ,nthe Herald 327 2411 Cr $31 9993. Newly Remodeled Beer and WIne Bar 7 Yr Lease in DeBary. $17,000. 668.5625. Floorman Experienced only Apply in person Sanford Convalescent Center 950 Metlonville Mr. Carter Dough ______ Aft. Hrs. 323.7173 advance Ph. 1043517775 or 351 2955 aft 6 p m ___________________________ After 6p.m. area Call Charles 327 __________________________ - torcycles fl_t OPEJ4SAT8AM.IOJP.M. _____________________ _______________________ _____________________ Dearborn Vented Gas Heater _________________ patio, carport. No pets. Children negotiable. Available Dec 6*275 mo 1st and last in Roofers Wanted 3737473 __________________ ?601 SANFORD AVENUE DEBARY Beautiful 3 Bdrm, I bath, carport, feflcd back with owner holdng mortgage Only 110.000 to Buy Gold.Siiver,Colns.Jeweirv,nofl f,rois metals, KoKoMo Tool . Co. 811W. 1st St. 323.1100 Don'tDewsirOrPvilYour HairUse A Want Ad. 323.24fl or t1 l.SON MAIEN FURNITURE COVE ALL OR PART 13500 PER ACRE WITH TERMS. ASSOC LIVIE ' 372405ft Mobile Home unfumnished on..privatelot overlooking Wekiva River 2 Bdrm. l'i Bath Built on room, screened porch. 37-BusiflesS 323 -7388 REALTOR __________________________ Joel Goldsmith student seeks "Infinite Way" group ri this & regIstration 477 4437. . ,SIf.m.MoblleHome ... Forpent.MulletlakePark (904)3371211 ' ____________------ EBEALTY ORGAN MOdtI TGSI 1 Channels symptonic strings, auto. chords with arpeggio Call alter S 322 5114.. Weddings. In Home Portraits. Parties.Groups. photography by John Cuttum 3735251. • 50 ACRES WOODED PRO. PERrY NEAR CARRIAGE 13.000 each - Auto Parts Sales - Need cap. counterman full or part time. Call Ion interview S am. to S pm 3237590 RD. & RAILROAD FRON TAGE. NEAR SANFORD AVE I HIGHWAY 127 53.000 PER ACRE, EXCELLENT TERMS 'SANFORD AREA 4 building BoUtItl. large Oaks Water & Sewer available "niOwv StiII,ntimetorChristmas Have a home Turquoise Je*e'Iry Party. Details Call 322 64S5 - . of Oaks & only $1750 down Total price 14.000 - -, C Learn WIly you think, feel & act as you dot Into IACRtOsteenareawithplenty Dip. 3236570. ______________________ Wicker Sale. 20 '40ff Baskets, Chairs. Walt Hangings TRANSACTIONAL Analysis for . -Wanted tndise 59-.M,sical ______________________ _______________________ ______________________ ' . 41 ACRES WOODED. COUNTY WASHINGTON OAKS, $tl5$ OownundeFHAmov,t,og,n 3 Bdrm. I', Barn. Garage, New Paint, Priced to Sell. 331. LIC.NEALESTATESrsker 1912$ FIUCN Ave.. Saoford 3 Bdrm. l'i Bath. CHA. All Appliances. 1100 Mo. + Sec. $31 9lflFullorParttlme LPN 12$ Shift Sanford Nursing Convalecent Center. Contact Mrs. Brown Director of Nursing - SO-MsceIlarous for BETTY C. CAMPBELL Furnished MustbeQuatlfied Navels, Juice oranges, Grapefruit, Tangerines, Tangelos. Will Mix. Crumley 3220217. _________________________ _______________________ ______________________ ______________________ - Fully Experienced Seamstress 321472$ --- _______________ - Apply in person. Commercial Chemical Products, 1107 B. Airport Blvd Sanford ____________ NAVELS Deputy Cierk Spring Lake Hills Apts Carios Gve$o. Pt apI 14 C. I S Wymnore Rd . AS Publication _____________________ CLERK OF THE COURT By Eve Crablres Spring Lake HellS ApIs Gregory Hopkins & Jenniti ABLE PERSON who can work without superv isIc.'t for Texas oil company in SANFORD area. we train. Write T. H. Dick, Pres., Southwestern Pe'troleum, Box 758, Ft. Worm, Tx. 14101. _________ - ARTHUR H BECKWITH, JR CIRCUIT $12500 URGENTLY NEED DEPEND- SundQy - N. on Friday __________________ _______________________ ri1eries House Kit eguipped,lg living rm. tireptace. Ret _____ . Noon The DQ9 E efore Petel,oni ISEALI Fl I'tosp vs John E Raya. Jan. 7139 Ulnoesola Av WP 371: * * * * * * * * '- 31'-HOUSeS requ'red $700 mo 3224241. 3Bdrm.2Balh.CHA,fencedyd. fruit trees, large family mm., $420 mo. + Sec. diP. 323 4570 yourfu?ureourconCern 3 Lines Mtntmum DEADII NES of the Circuit Court described above on or before the 29th day of December. 1110 If you fail to do so. ,ludgment by Default will be taken aglinst yi Ion the relief demanded, in the Amended Fl Hotp vs Betty Stanford. E Colilttrearn Dr . WP 37197 3 AAAEMPLOYMENT 323.5174 5$l7FrendtAve. Conwr2oth&Frinth ste .................50callnI ns.cutiv.tlnws...JICaIIIIP Ok flWCVttYItIItlI$ . . *fteSCvtIyItImss.,:31c$liM ______ ------ $200 deP. 3fl 9206 aft 6 p.m COUNTER HELP Will train. Great beginner's lob. RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. Lg. 3 Bdrm. 2 bath corner tot. fenced, air heat. $350 mo. 4 - '--'- 8319993 322-2611 ___________ C. - Thursday, Dec. 1$, 1850-SB EvenIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. ________________ ED ADS TUP I ill? tfl liP? I U OF RECORD '4 ___________________ Legai Notice A MATIER . 'Tree Service I . J Sizemore Tree Servm, Lmc Bonded 31 Yrs Fip free Est firewood 031 5275 Eves 323 73.15 A VyiCleaning ___________________________ V nI7l n house (laii.,iij 'mimIc', art5 lealflerrlln or ..nvI surtae Fr Free ouv IC new i s' li '66. I • ,', ProletSional , ' ' �F-, - A. - -- - --- Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. IAEVenIflóHIIMSIIJ.d,Fl. PrId.,D,c,,too - But lMan Close To Death BELFAST, Northern Ireland 'I) Au ma' hunger striker, apparently Unaware his colleagoss called their fast, slipped Into a coma and doctors were "working like hell" today to save his life, hospital officials salt no POagel surprise died"to all off the W aided a ww of wills between the stlkers, who were demanding to be treated as political prisoners, and British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, who unity To special status to the convicts the said were conmon criminals. !rtth Republican Army eoiscas said the prisoners called off the protest aft&r seeing n advance copy of a government statement to Parliament on Northern Ireland. Government officials, however, said they knew nothing about any documents being thown to the Prisoners. But earlier Thursday, Sean McKenna, 24, who was told Is had only 24 hours to live if he didn't accept medical treatment and was given the last rites of Us Chathobe church, slipped into a coma. WARSAW, Poland (UPI) Poland Instituted Drldunas rationing plan for the now 7Ut, and DSflIth farmers rushed food to the ecpnomically ailing flitlilO inbmeforhteyule Rolida ys, As green rationing coupos were Issued to Poles to regulate Us purchase of meat and sugar and unveiled a regular most rationing plan for_________ the new year, and Danlsiutersruthed1toUs..Panysllng,, nation Iit'tlni for the Yule holidays. As green rationing coupons wen Wood topojeato regulate the purchase of meat, processed most products and butter during the Christmas season, Poland's parliament scheduled a meeting today to discuss how to pull the nation out Its economic In - Copenhagen Thursday, the Danish Farmers nizaUon,Easfood,sa1ditsIavebegnj)feryylJ theusitd of to. of pork,1thandw -fron- . — - - - — '- Dth capital toPoandhian effort to deliver umud - as possible before Christmas. U.S., Japan Agree On Trad e WASHINGTON (UP!) The United States and — Japan ha,. agreedtoopen substantial arnowdaof each other's government proctrsmenttowcrld competition. Under an exchange of letters taking place In Washington and Tokyo e.iij today, Japan more than $8 billion In government procurement including $3.3 billion In purchases by Its national telephone service to U.S. and other world cornpetition Jii. 1, " "j' The United — — ' esnt of Its sni4 mrh,t En wls Name Layer ".• '... Outgoing superintendent William "Bud" Layer was pectel to be named Seminole High School principal during a special school board meeting this afternoon, After the board voted 4 to 1 to reject a temporary position that would have made Layer an adviser to SuperintendentElect Bob Hughes, Layer said he would seek the Seminole High School principalship. Layer said earlier that even though the opening advertised, the principal selection committee will nominate him and he will recommend himself for the position. Layer said the board can't really reject the recommendation beheis gt Aim Ndawendei', assistant director oferiol, said oday -# theboard most put Layer in 5 Principal position or pay him a principal's salary because he has tenure as a principal. Layer has announced hisIntention to retire July 31,1241, " : If he Is aPPOtnW Prindp4 It will be for only So v months. Advertising f or the position will end at 4:30 pm. today. The selection committee will meet late today to choose Its nominee " f or the position, Neliwender salt .b Balf&s Layerhe following people Isv. appr-! position: A Wayne Epps, Seminole HIgh School as4stnt . principal; Don Johustcn, Croons High School assistant WE ARE principal; Frank Duncan, Lake Howell High School assistant pr'..c1pal• Raymond Gaines, Lake Howell High School WuIia, ,aLaidscipa1 THE CHAMPIONS' of New Milford, Coon., High School. The salary rang, for the position Is $g to $,299, plus a supplement of $500 for srcervlsi,ng the athletic program -. Croons- High School. Lay&s salary1s currently sa,so. - - -:----- --- —. HAVANA, Cuba (UP!) Cuban President Fidel Castro, warning that he Is ready to se send troops to any nation that asked for them, says Ronald Reagan's election was a "triumph for the extreme right" a threat to Latin Western analysts Thursday were surprised at Castro's betigerant tons and said he risked forfeiting leverage he may have had with the Incoming Reagan administration. — whatever . freezing rain to sorm areas. Residents of the Southwest basked In balmy 70.degre.-pius temperatures for the third We& day. Temperatures dipped below zero early today from eastern Montana through central wiscin &W into upper Michigan. Readings in the teens were common from Wyoming to northern Illinois. Snow fell In the Great Lakes and portions of the Northeast Thtiaiay, rs.e to s incises we reported near Lake Erie in northeast Ohio and 'northwest Pennsylvania. AREA READINGS (P Lm.): temperature: 64; overnight Low: 42, Thursday's high: II; barometric 37. relative humidity: 83 percent; winds: north at i SATURDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: highs, 6:11 am., 8:41 p.m.; lows, 12:44 am., 12:77 p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: highs, 6:10 am., 6:33 p.m.; lows, 12.35 sin., 12:11 p.m.; BAYPORT: highs, 12:13a.m., 1:06 p.m.; lows, 6:33 am., 1:24 __ BOATING FORECAST: St. Augastise to Jupiter JISK out 24 Miles: Winds variable 10 knots north pan today becoming northerly 16 to 20 knots Saturday with seas 3 to 4 feet in. creasing Saturday. Elsewhere winds variable mostly nor. theast 10 knots through Saturday. Partly cloudy. AREA FORECAST:Fair today and tonight becoming Pt1Y Cloudy Saturday. Highs in ft mid 70a today xW low tonight In the upper 40s to Lower 5. Cooler Saturday with highs lii the 6. Winds light and variable becoming northerly 15 to 20 mph Saturday. HOSPITAL NOTES $Iffiu'wfs Memorial H.spls.I D.CI*IbIr 11,1* A0M15510N5 Sanford: Leslie Fontaine L. Johnson WesIy Smokes Margaret H. King, Deltona Daniel 0. Oiimqtin. Lake Mary Vernon Eloise E. Piiiiips. Lake Mary Kay Harvey. Ostien Virginia A. Owens. OYiIdO DI$CHANOI$ le . -. •----•--- Elmar!. Eastabroo Ruth Livingston on WASHINGTON (UPl)_R'a1dReagan'stransltlon 1ieadquiIWs says "re will be no more Cabinet announcements until next week, but one potential nominee has dropped out and sources confirm the president-elect has yet another controversial choice under consideration. With completion of the Reagan Cabinet lagging, Philip Sanchez, former Nixon administration anti-poverty director who was widely reported to have a lock on the Housing and Urban Development post, (pid United Press International Thursday he asked to be withdrawn from consideratlon. At the same time, sources were reporting that a controversial Chicago educator was being considered for the Education Department. '- ' ' ••"-4,_ ., A - ff' .. ,. •• •1-- " - - - Members of Fleet Reserve Branch 147 of Sanford, who won a total of 21 awards In various competitions during the Golden Age Games, get together to share their victories. Shown (from left) are: Hansen, thrce -' WASHINGTON (UP!) — President-elect Ronald - Reagan's transition -team- wantsto build a "hundred- foot wall" to separate Teamsters union Vice president Jackie Presser frpm any conflict of interest with the Labor Dpartment. That assertion came Thursday in responseto reports o( alleged ties between Presser and organized crime figures and the fact that Presser is a defendant In two Labor Department civil suits. zowskl, three medals, and Rose'Palrlck, one medal *Cie Sanford Bicyc e 1e't is In"lured By Vehi A Sanford bicyclist was taken to Seminole Memorial Hospital this morning following a collision with a car at 25Ut Street and Hardy Avenue. John Rogers,,29,of 2430 Byrd Ave., Sanford, was riding westwest. bound In Us right lane on 25th Street when he was hit by a car veering back Into the right lane, said Sanford Police U. ike Rotunda. The car, driven by Kathleen Miller, 2110 Park rne,,Sanford, was also traveling west-bound In the right lane. The car at-tempted to change lanes, Rotundo said, but switched back Into While a prybar was used to force open the desk drawer, the the right lane striking the bicycle hi Us se--. main door was opened with a key, police say. The driver has been charged with careless driving, he said. Rotundo said Rogers suffered a broken hip, but the extent of THIEVES TAKE JEWELRY, OVEN his Injuries are unknown. Thieves forced their way Into a Casselberry home Monday Seminole Memorial Hospital spokesmen had no report on his and took more than $5,500 worth of goods, deputies say. condition late this morning, but said he was still In the George Figliolla, 3517'Merlvale Drive, told deputies the emergency room, burglary occurred between 7:20 p.m. and 9:20 p.m. The burglars took a microwave oven, television and Jewelry, JEWELERY, CONS TAKEN deputies say. Burglars stole about $2,000 worth of jewelry and coins from an Altamonte Springs hone Wednesday, deputies say. CASSELBERRY HOME BURGLARIZED The thieves forced their way Into 125 Grace Blvd., said Thlves climbed through a window into a Casselberry home homeowner John Willis. The break-In occurred between 8:30 Monday and left with about $5,000 worth of property, deputies am, and 2p.m,, deputies say. say. CASH STOLEN FROM STORES Noreen North told deputies she arrived home Monday at 2:45 A total of $3,501 was stolen Dec. 12 in three separate in p.m. to discover a window open and her home ransacked, ddents Involving businesses, police say. The thieves took silverware and jewelry, she told them. Neves removed a cash box containing $2,200 from a wall cabinet In us Brace Bremer Co., 551 Osceola St., Altamonte MEN R011 GASSTAION Springs, police say. Police are searching for three men who robbed Mike's Fins In another Incident, $1,040 in stacks Of $20 bills was stolen GasStatlon, 401 S. U.S. Highway 17-92, Casselbersy, Saturday. from Handy CIty, 420 W. State Road 436, Altamonte Springs, The men took off with $580 In cash after pulling Into the police say. station in a green two.docr Plymouth and asking for $2 In gas. Police say two females had paid for a package of batteries Attendant Howard Stern, 639 Murphy Rd., Winter Springs, with a $50 1111, When the cashier tried to make change, the said the men gave him a$50 bill. fie went i nside toget change females pushed her hand and told her In broken English that out of a floor safe located behind the front counter, he told they wanted smaller bills, police say. police. While the cashier was trying to give them back change they When Stern bent down to open the is felt a pointed kept touching her hand and trying to confuse the cashier, object along his back, Stern said On thief said, "Give me all police say, your rnoiy." In a third Incident, $351 was stolen from Altalres, 451 East Stern gave the man money from the safe. Altamonte Drive, Altamonte Springs, police say. The cash was stolen from a locked desk drawer located In. MAN ARRESTED side of the office area. There Were no signs of forced entry, Stanley Stokes, 25, of 33O Concord. Casaelberry was arrested police say. Saturday and charged with battery on a police officer and resisting with violence, police say. MOTELTHEFT Police officer Ogle Damron placed Stokes under arrest for a Items worth $1,750 were stolen from a motel room while the fight occurring at Stoke's home, 0CC'Jps.flt was out to dinner, Altamonte Springs police say. While subduing Stokes, Damron was allegedly kicked by the While Dora Wagoner, 915 Northeast 118th St., Biscayne man requiring medical attention at Florida HospitalPark, went to dinner, thieves stole jewelry from Wagoner's Altamonte. travel case located ins room in Sundance Inn, 225 West HighDamon suffered a badly bruised foot, police say. way 436, Altamonte Springs, police say. CAR STOLEN FROM PARKING LOT CHULUOTA MAN ARRESTED A car worth $1000 was stolen Dec. 12 from the Altamonte An 18-year-old Chuluota man has been arrested on a say. While Erickson was visiting friends, the hone was entered and ransacked, police say. Items taken Included a .fl caliber pistol, Jewelry, cash, and two safety deposit box keys. BREAK IN AT GAS STATION Neves dismantled a set of window bars to get into a Sanford gas station Sunday nig ht, police say, Neves stole a still undetermined amount of goods from the Wareco station, 110 French Ave., between 8 p.m. and 11:30 p.m., forcing open a window and removing a set of bars, police - say. The burglars also broke Into a storage shed at thu station, they KEY USED IN BURGLARY Police say someone with a door key was able to steal $300 from a Sanford uant Sunday morning. casri, in a iocea Oesk drawer at Us PIUS Boy - County Students Go On Vacation Today was the last day Seminole County students attended damn In l. Students will haves vacation until Jan. 5, when _____ u will resume. The Seminole County School Board Office will be closed Dec. ZaidZ and Jan. lard 2. ,_..__•.e SALT LAKE CITY (UP!) - The owners of an apartment building where 12 members of a Vietnamese refugee family - Including nine children — died Ins roaring blaze were warned just two weeks ago that the building failed to meet a new city fire code, the fire chief says. Several of the victims had arrived in Utah from a refugee camp in Thailand less than 24 bows before the flames engulfed the three-story Avalon Apartments Thursday. Firemen found the dead piled on top of each other in a kitchen of the third-floor apartment. They were badly burned and the roof had collapsed on their bodies, said Fire Marshal Eldon Marshall. An exit was available In the kitchen, but they chow not to use It. "It looks like they just got scared and all huddled together in there," said Marshall. Deputies say Beseker took the $390 cash out of a drawer In the hack room of the restaurant that day. He was ordered held at the Seminole County Jail In lieu Of $5,250 bond. • CAR STEREOS STOLEN FROM STORE Two AM-FM car stereos Worth $580 were stolen from Sound Electronics, Inc., 400 Semoran Blvd., Casselberry, about 3 pin. Tuesday, police say. David Freedman, president of the biuslnesa, told officers he thinks two teen-agers took the Items, because the stereos were in the start before they came and were gone after they left. Freedman described the youttg as 16 or 17 years of age, white males, one about 5400t-11 and another 5400(-, both weighing 155-160 pounds and both wearing jackets, Chrysler Makes 'Progress WASHINGTON (UP!) — The only reassuring word Treasury Secretary G. William Miller has so far for the Chrysler Corp. is that It Is making "progress." The nature of that progress, Miller told reporters Thursday, is that the ailing No. 3 auto firm is still talking to the parties essential to working out a final plan to keep it afloat - Its workers, its banks and Its suppliers, - JEWELRY STOLEN Jewelry worth $700 was stolen Tuesday from the home of Sally and Richard Malena, 1733 Wyandotte, Caaselberry, police say. TWeves apparently gained entry by breaking into & window to the master bedroom, police say. . Among the items stolen Include a man's watch and two rings Mayors Seek Tax Boost JACKSONVILLE. Fla. (UPI) — Mayors, city managers or their representatives from 11 Florida cities unanimously approved a resolution Thursday calling an the state Legislature to increase the state sales tax by one penny. According to the resolution, the additional revenue would be distributed among the cities to help relieve the property tax burden on theni or to cover their general operating expenses. DRUGS STOLEN FROM PHARMACY An unknown amount of drugi was taken Tuesday from the Walgreens Department Store, Market Square, Caaselberry, police my. Police say the drugs taken were amplutarnines and bar. biturates. Pharmacist Donald Diejak believes the Incident occurred after the store dosed. He told police that perhaps a person was tiding in one of the back roorni In the store and waited until all employees had left then got the drugs and waited until the store reopened In the morning and walked out. State To Hike Gas Tax? TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) - House Speaker RaIpi Ilaben says the Legislature must boost the gasoline tax next month because It can't allow Further deterioration of l'lorlda's roads and mass transit systems. Haben asked Senate President W.D. Childers Thursday to join him In calling a special session in January when legislators will be in Tallahassee anyway for Interim committee meetings. "We're In a desperate situation and the picture is going to get worse before it gets better," the Palmetto Democrat said of Florida's transportation needs which are almost totally funded from the eight-cent-a-gallon levy. Police say the drugs may have oeen taken Irvin one of the employees. Dlejak toidot&ersa similar Inddent had also occurred the Waigreens in Colonial Plaza at CAR BREA&.IN Items worth almost$I,000 fromacar belonging to Gary Ostega, P.O. Box 41fl, Winter Park. The car was parked at Level Ill Lounge, State Road 436 and Fern Park Boulevard, when the theft occuryeil. Items taken included a furs buster, CHARLES YATES Charles Edward Yates, , of 1983 PalmettO Ave., nford, died Wednesday at Florida Hospital-Alt amonte. He was a native Of Durham, N.C. and lived In Sanford for the past 24 years, moving here from that city. He was a member of the Central Baptist Church and a draft&nan with the state Depart. of portation. Survivors - include RJ two clothing and a gyro bag. Shuffle Tests Completed Durham, aid Mrs. H.H. King Jr., Sanford; a brother, Worth - A. Yates Sr., Sanford, and a of nieces and neiiiews. Grarnkow Funeral Hone Is in charge of number ' MRS. GEORGIA ANN RC Mrs, Georgia Arm Ross, 75, i W. 15th St., Sanford, died Monday at Seminole Memorial Hospital. u Is survived by five eons, Henry, Carl, John, Charles and Woe LOS ANGELES (UPI)— Richard Nixon is"avalued adviser" to Ronald Reagan but it Is too much to call him "chief" unofficial foreigz, policy aide, Reagan's top aide says. Edwin Meet e was asked during a briefing for reporters Thursday If it were accurate to call Nixon the "chief',* unoflikial foreign policy adviser to the presldnt-etect. Fire Kills 12-Vietnamese AREA DEATHS - rutsuirant,3101 S. Orlazido Drive, was pried loose after thieves managed to get Into the restaurant through. a locked door, • Robert Ray Reacker, 18, of 749 Lo(an Ave., was arrested Thursday at GIorglo's Restaurant, U. S. Highway 17-92, LoWood,on charges he stole a money bag from that establishment on Monday. Mall parking lot, police say. A 1971 Datsun belonging to Jean Aim Droze, 5301 Cypress Drive, Orlando was stolen while she was at work, police say. HOUSE BURGLARIZED IN CASSELBERRY Items worth $487 were stolen Dec. 12 from the home of Ottis Erickson, 213 North East Triplet Drive, Ca.elberry, police Nixon A 'Valued Adviser' - ROBBERY CHARGES FILED A Longwood man has been ftest.d t charges of taking $390 safe, $5,250 bond for the Dec.10 burglary of a home, deputies say. . Teamster To Avoid Conflict Other Fleet Reserve members who ecelved medals were WUlarn.MaIIc-. -- R ti.itf.. WV ' five daughters, Otis Conyers, Rochester, Wlltha Drgnmer, Dorothrtne Williams, Ross and Betty Williams of Sanford; 75 grandchIldren, several greatchlkk'an, nieces, nephews, Slid COtsim arid two santa. , Wilson. E Ic he lb. r g e r Mortuary is i rge of fweraI arrangements. r Fun.ral NotIc — YATIS, CHARLES EDWARD Funer al sirvic., for Chari -dward owaro Yates. 34. of 1503 E CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UPI) —Astronauts John Young and Robert Crippen took the space shuttle Palmetto Ave., Sanford. died Ilcualing. Qramkow Funeral: Columbia through a make-believe re-entry today, working computer-simulated controls that took the - stubby-winged spaceship out of mock orbit and to a landing on Earth. "It was a good run," said Young after the lag ola series of four crucial tests that will Hanwe in charge., • Widliesday t FIOi4 Hospital *.ierde' will be alit am' Saturday et the gravesid, 1n Oaklavn Memorial Perk with Rev. freddie Smith of-i l OSS. MIS. -: Funi,l services for Mrs.' Georgia Ann loss, 7$, 153 15th $t. S.enfO,d, wfio di p,i.I: My at Saml Hospital, will be all pm' Saturday Cf Now Mt. Zion Missionary iap Church, l7o determine whether America's first reusable rocketIMP can betolled tolls launch pad no earlier than Dec. 29 U the test results prove successful, a spo kesman - Said, preparations will begin to roll the Columbia, now attached to Its towering fuel tanks and boOster rockets, out of the huge Vehicle Assembly Building to the oceansl4 launch pad from which it Is tentatively to make Its first real trip to outer space March 14. Pear Avg.. Sanford, wIth Di. Rey, James Lynn oflklatk'.g Surial in Ret*Li,wn Cemetery. Sanford wiis Mortu.ryjnch.,. I inip.] 1mve up* gone again." placi'Ibbon. - burglary charge, deputies say, Darell Ballad, 500E. Fourth St., was ordered held in lieu of former Dade policeman in the killing of a black inn. suranceman. Spokesmen for both MettO Dade nor Miami police said patrols in black areas were routine Neither force needed to use extra shifts on alert under plans developed in case Dade blacks reacted to former policeman Charles Veverka's acquittal in San Antonio, Texas, as they did to the acquittals last May of four other white policemen charged in the beating death of black insuranceman Arthur McDuf lie. plans Involved calling in extra officers and holding over the current shift," said Miami police spokesman Angelo Bitsis. "We haven't had to do It. It was very quiet Martin medals; Vince Butler, one medal; Kay Thomson, 18 medals and decithion trophy; Ralph Sima,, one medal; and Felix Hernandez, second electfic liill . without serious racial in. cidents since the acquittal of a Potential Nominee Out . itou — r relaxed after the second night TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) — The Legislature will have *1.6 billion to play with when putting together the next state budget and it's hard to think about creases with that much money. State economists predicted Thursday a $1 billion growth in revenues from current taxes over the next two years. on top of a nearly $600 million surplus that will accumulate by the end of the fiscal year June 30. ,, - Sanford : Sarsh N. - -. S . NATIONAL REPORT: Arctic cold estuled .o. an nor therm and central portion of the nation, bringing light wa. siad -. • . WEATHER MIAMI (UP!) - Liberty City and other black areas of Dade County were "very quiet again" today, and police BRIEF State Surplus $1.6 Billion . Castro Sees U.S. Threat Black Areas Quiet For Second Night - - the-----luwmw U.S. trade offidals said that, while it Is Impossible to give exact figures, they feel the amounts Of potential trade Involved will be about equal. , LOS ANGELES (UP!) — Presldent.elect Ronald Reagan may revert to some of the powers used Franklin - Roosevelt during-the Depression in-a FranklindrarnaUcefforttocurethenuon'sa1ngyjhis top aide says. Edwin Meese, Reagan's designated Cabinet-level general counselor, told reporters Thursday "it's a possibility" Reagan may declare an economic emergency immediately after taking office Jan. Other major steps, Meese added, could Include the hiring freeze Reagan promisted to Institute "my first 24 hours In office," controls on government L spending and federal government borrowing. - -- . Miami Reagan Set For Dramatic Effort To Boost Economy? Expected will be PolandRaflqpsMeat,Suggr — IN William Bryant turned down defense motions private immigration legislation for fictitious own defense. Arab sheik - ist dismiss the case agaht the three men, to week, Battaglia told the Jury in his rejecting their arguments that the govern. Kelly was videotaped last Jan, 8 at a opening statement that Kelly was frying to ment had not proved the three man engaged Washington townhouse where he accepted protect his political office, not all It. no intention of doing anything wrong. $25,000 In cash from an undercover agent "During Li fetime ... Representative The request followed completion of the Kelly's lawyer, Anthony Battaglia, was posing as a representative of a rich Arab Kelly has been known to do the on. government's Case after seven days of txisinewnan. scheduled to begin calling witnesses In an conventional. He has been labeled as a toWnOM, and video and audio tapes of the effort to refute bribery and conspiracy The Florida c0novasman maintains he was maverick, a Loner," Battaglla told the Jury, defendants discussing the alleged deal with charges against the- Florida Republican. conckicthig his own hwestlgation - -— - After the Abscam Investigation was leaked - - imdertovrt agents, Kelly, Eugene CIurlo, of Laigwood Fla, Is part of the FBI's undercover 1 tothe media Kelly said he tookthe $25 000 as iMStayWeof&N,'arjo 'hadno thtenthsrof doing snythingwrong. Abscani InvtlgaUon wbare agents, posing into "shady pad of his own investigation trial for allegedly conspiring to take $250,000 On Thursday, he declined to comment to characters" who had approached him as reprisentiti vu of rich Arab businessmen, in exchange for Kelly's promise to Introduce reporters on whether he would testify hi his offered bribes to politicians. Earlier Thursday, Chief U.S. District Judge IRA Hunger Strike Ends, too gi NATION WASHINGTON (UPI) — Rep. Richard Kelly, R'Fla., gets a chance today to hresent to the Jury at his AN= trial his defense that he was cvnducth an Investigation and had IN BRIEF - - -- - -- Rep,, Kelly Giving His Side Of Story - V"LD - - FrIday, Dec. I t, it$O-3A "We had absolutely nothing," said Metro spokesman Walt Donovan. The Metro force patrols most of liberty City, local point of stay's three days of rioting that caused the deaths of 18 persons. One incident of rock. throwing broke out when police tried to disperse anoisy "street in the OverO Sec , a ghetto area near downtown, a Miami police spokesman said. But he said it had "absolutely nothing" to do with the Veverka's acquittal on federal civil-rights violation. charges Wednesday. "That could have happened at any time. We got a cornplaint about loud music and they got angry. It had abSOlutely no connection at all. Anybody who says it did is instigating." Bulsis said. Police closed off part of the Overtown area after Sgt. Brendan Grubb, responding to neighbors' complaints, told the 20 dancing youths to disperse, police said. Grubb called for help when rocks and bottles - hit his ear, a spokesman said. Police said gunfire was reported at one point following the dance and more than 20 motorists reported their airs had been pelted. One man, Marlel sealIlt refugee Antonio Morian, 24, was treated at Jackson Memorial Hospital for cuts and bruises when rocks were hurled at his car. 'p But Fite.. ingeit; nit C r3!years 2 . Jail Overflows With Refugees MIAMI (UP!) — A federal judge Intent on making the government take custody of hundreds of Cuban refugees packed into the Dade County jail ordered two prisoners released for each one adnutted as of Dec. 31. U.S. District Judge Alcee Hastings said Thursday he hoped the ruling would shift responsibility for the estimated 350 to 400 refugee prisoners, who have swollen the jail population from its maximum capacity of 846 to 1,104, 11) the federal governwent In addition, Hastings said he would study a jail status report on New Year's Eve to decide whether to lift the order or "do something much more stringent" The judge also said he would grant a motion by Dade I County to bring in the federal government as a party in a long-standing lawsuit by jail inmates against the county to improve the jail and relieve overcrowding. "Dec. 31 will be a day of reckoning," said Hastings. -While I don't think that people who are miscreants have the right to live in the Taj Mahal, I darn well think they have the right to live in a place that's The jail is equipped only with 846 beds, Mattresses have been brought in to accommodate the overflow prisoners. The order was sought by Steven Wisoisky, an attorney for the inmates, who filed suit in 1974 to force the county ti improve conditions at th& facility. wisotsiy, pointing to the number of Cubans who arrived on the refugee seaLift, said the county had been acting in" good faith" tc remedy the problems. I Surprisingly, the hase rate FPL charges for electricity has nut increased since July, 1977, nearly three and a half years ago. Your electric bill may have gone up, hut if so it may he hecatise you're tising more electricity, or hecause of the fuel adjustment, or b)th. While FPLs hase rate has remained unchanged, the fuel adjustment chaie separately iterued on your hill IkLS gone up. That because the cost Of oil, used to gener(lte halt your electricity, has gone through the r(x)f and is reflected in the fuel adjustment. And FPL doesn't keep one penny Of those fuel chan.es. With no increase in base rate for three and it half years, we've had to cope with it spiralling increase in the cost of living of 461%* We've In(In(lgcd 11 fur by w rkin sticcessftilly to increase efficiency and cut hack c'cry was' we kn H( AV can u cut hack? By j( )ining the three( )tit of h ur of our Ctistoiflers who report hearing our conservation messages, with the lim)(wity actually cutting their use of electricity, We encourage you to do Al y )U can to conserve and we're happy to help. Visit your nearest Florida Power & Light office f r inh )rmitn )n. Ilre (inNimicr I'ri' Jiik' fr iii c kik I)j I1CI1 01C rit I V, t- Ink- 1 ITt A111C 'lk (}I'I rift in, R,ist' iiu. the 0 , muit . i P1k c h,l('LI in I)70 iI\'r,)rIIl ItlJe\ u.N lrl rL'.NcJ hv M%). I=r=3 FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY �• .,.,. - -.-.-- -- .. - ;;.:5 ' - ' ir r. 4 S . Legal.Notice: - Legal Notice LegaLNotice __________ _____________ i.--- County Cornmssioners. as Prim. F SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA VIL ACTION Sponsor (or tPe Comprehensive CASE NO: SS.ItI7.CA.It.L NO. SO.2105.CA.30-E Employment and Training Act In the Matter of the Adoption of VICTOR R, VAZQUEZ and ICETA) announces the submittal CRYSTAL MARIA I. VAZQUEZ. his wIfe, LEE COCKAYNE o4 modifications to the eom Plaintiffs, NOTICEOFACTION prehensive Employment and TO Training Plan ICETPI and DARRELL R. CANfRELL and Anna 'farrell. wtose place programs funded under CETA LYNETTE CANTRELL, his wIfe, residence is unknown through the U S Department it al and Olev "Bud" Clark. Labor. It i5 the purpose of the Act Defendants. w$'.oss place of residence to provide training and employ CLERK'S is unknown mint Opportunities for the NOTICIOF SALE NOTICE is hereby given that economically disadvantaged, thefe pending in the Crcut NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN unemployed and underemplbyrd Court in and (or Seminole County, that pursuant toa Final Judgshent persons in order to enhance (heir Florida. an action entitled "In the tated the 5th day of December. economic potential. t 1910. and entered in Civil Action the Matter of the Adoption The Specific purpose RYSTAL LEE COCKAYNE" Plo $01107 CAO9L in the Circuit ... _...mod4cahans .11.-to-revise lbs brrVâc1Ofl bj"MUNSOWRT - rtol-tP*Elghleenffi original grant applications, COCKAYNE and ANNIE E Circuit, in and for Seminole pursuant to directives by the II S. COCKAYNE, his wife, for the County, Florida, wherein VICTOR Department of Labor. 10 reflect adoption ot CRYSTAL LEE R VAZOUEZ and MARIA I. actual allocations announced for OCKAYNE. a k a CRYSTAL VAZOUEZ are the Plaintiffs, and FY11, as well as adiustirig carry LEE DOE further known as DARRELL P CANTRELL and over fundS from FY $0 to FY • CRYSTAL. LEE CLARK LYNETTE CANTRELL; MONT. CLASSIFIED ADS . , Home. Webster. America's forImt dIctionary cnmpany needs home workers to update local mailing lists. All agqi. experience ufvtecessary. Call 171$ SIS.S$7O. Est Orlando - Winter Pwk, Seminole,. 8319993 322-2611 . 1 ACRE Osteen area with plenty ci oaks I. Only $1150 down Total price $&.000. I Bdrm. 2 bath. Florida rm. carpet, fenced yard. Sunhand ________________ -i- ____________________ Coli 322.2611 fl445 E Sanford. Fla. 3211). ________________________ TRANSACTIONAL Analysts for Learn wt you think,fseflactasyoudol Into & regislrafiorl 4774437. ' $120 mo. + sec. dip. ___________________________ C al I IZJG RIALTY -- listingMayfair. Outstanding 2 Bdrm Home wIth se lorth in said Final Judgment. situate in the County of Seminole, CLAIMS OR DEMANDS State of Florida, to wit: LotsS),i2andS3. SOUTH PARK AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS SUB DIVISION according to the Petroleum, Box 759, Fl. Worth, Tx. 76101. - table, take a cue, and sell it with a Herald classified ad. Call 322.2411. Plat thereof as recorded in Plat INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: HEREBY Mr. P. 1. Hunt of 101 E. 2nd St. ARE YOU Book 3. Page 42 of the Public would like his friends to know NOTIFIED Ihat the ad. RecQrds of, Seminole County, (4 16.-borne tostay. lie mtftis!ratjon' b1 1151 eSta?e of' Florida welcome their visits. subiect to these publicatioø'and Pbli5h December 19, 76, 1910 & AND MARY OALRYMPLE, J. interested groups, organizations DEl) $0 _______________ ________ _________ spending in the Circuit Court for acording to the Plat thereof as or individuals desirous of llof Seminole County, Florida, Probate reviewing any Such subsequent IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF recorded in Plot Book S. Page Seminole County Courfhouse, FOR County, Florida. AND IN prime sponsor in writing at the CIRCUIT ALL 04 said lands lying and Sanford, Florida TM personal SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA above listed address. CIVIL ACTION (40. IOtCli-CA.09. being in Seminole County, Florida. repr.sentafive of the estate is Publish, December 19, 1910 WITNESS my hand and Ihe JAMES CARREL OALRYMPLE. -IIY RE LONELY? rite 'Get DED77 _______ K this Court at-San- whose address is P.O. Box ISO, ___________________ seal AMERIFIRS?' F ECIERAI. oflicial NOTICEOPS1iUWFT$ALI .. A Mate" Dating Servlce.AtP, - - - LOAN ford. Seminole County. Florida WinterPark, FL.33790,Thenami NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN SAVINGS • ,AND and addreSs of the personal -- aQ5. P.O. Box.RnTcl.a'. that bY virtue of that certain Writ ASSOCIATION, formerly known tnt 5th day of December, 1990 waler, Fl. 3351$. representatIve's attorney are (SEAL) of Execution itsued out of and as First Federal Savingsand Loan ARTHUR H BECKWITH JR. forth below. The Jolly Holiday Is Nearl Need under the seal of the COUNTY Association of Miami, which All persons having claims or Clerk of Circuit Court Court of Orange County, Florida, acquired by merger American More Cash Sell or trade It demands against the estate are By Amber M Hughes Herd upon a final ludgement rendered Federal Savings and Loan required, wilhin three months __________________________ Deputy Clerk in the aforesaid court on the 72nd AssociatiOn of Orlando, date of the first from the Publish Plaintiff, DED 4/ Decembet. IC. 24. 1990 day of August. A D. 1910. in that Oublication of this notice, to file . certitn case entitlid, Comlank. vs with theclerk of the abovecourt a __________________________ CITYOF ALAMON1E banking CHARLES J NICHOLS and Winter Park, a state written statement of any claim or SPRINGS, FLORIDA corporation Plaintiff, vs John C. JANICE M NICHOLS. his wife. Each Lost) Pit Bull Puppies. S mos. they may have. x $'30M'Chart,t 'mid AR?'P$UR C) - Yt*O*Y........NOTICE OF PUBLIc NEARING.. demand '" claim mutt be In wrilT and must mall I, femat,.'VIrt,'of Countty Defendants TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION indicate the basis for Eden Edenfleld and Mimic I. the claim, Club Area. Reward 322 7972. OF PROPOSED ORDINANCE NOTICE OF SALE field. Defendant, which aforesaid the name and address of the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. creditor or his agent or attorney, Lost Mile Boxer In Downtown Writof Executionwasdeliver,dlo ----- __________ -------------.--- __________ 3Bdrm.Mobiiettome _Jor RenLMuiiefL,ak*.Park (904)-357.l2l7 &-Found Auto-Parts safes _________ - I on%'uier same for final passage & January 2. 1911 DID), WAITRESS NEEDED Ewp. Apply in person between 10 ALIIK.OthP.., Cavalier otor Inn, 32) 0690 Be a success in your spare lime Couples or individuals, THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL end adoplion attic the public CIRCUIT IN AND FOR heaning which will be held in Inc the Estate of bib THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA City Hall of Altamonle Springs. on. Mary J. DaIr'ymple FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. CIVIL ACTION NO. N 3544 CA 14. Tuesday, th. 6th day of ,Ianuary.i Deceased FLORIDA. 1 1911. all 00 PM or si soon there ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL Civil Action No 19)151 CA 59K IN RE. The Marriage of aflic as possible At the meeting1 REPRESENTATIVE (.LAOYS C VAUGIIT SHELDON A TERRY. nfeceitedpartes mayappean ar'd Harold A Wand Ill. 0 Plainliff. HuSband. u. hoard with respect 10 Ihe *'nderweedle. Moines. Ward I and proposed ordinance thi hearing *rnan, PA lli(IIARD HARDY JACKSON and DIANE TERRY may be continued from lime O 750 Park Ave SO. P0 Box $90 LILA MAE JACKSON, Wife lime until I,n,al action taken, D w-rlec Park. Fl 3,7790 NOTICE OF ACTION • - 7 BdFTh.; I Bath, Llving,..nd dining. rm. Kitchen fully equipped, Laundry robm, washer and dryer inclu Screened in back porch. e4th I - Joel Goldsmith student seeks Clerk of cosirl of Seminole County, Florida, _________________________ 4i-4lnj VA-FHA.235.Con. Homes Low Down Payment CIPI for your loll Will build on your 10$ or our 10$. V Enterprise. Inc. MeeI Inc., Realtor Nice 6 Pm. 3 Bdrm apt Private i area Call Chanles 322 247 mo 44.170J.3 - i BEDROOM Ill HOME' Lovely quid neighborhood Fenced back yard and e"ll 5.34000 W Garnetl While, Broker 372 lIlt .1 I. ' PRETTY PINECREST. At. tractive 3 drm.. 2 Bath in SENIOR CITIZENS LIST & SELL WITH US large feiicsd yard. Super FamIly Em. W.W Carpet. A ExcellenI location large ndrms, over 2000 square ft. - Only 535 JUST LISTED. Large Attractive I Idem. 2 lath. Paneled 1)1 $10, 151 Wymore Road, Attaroonte spected by 1155 publ.c SprIng's, FL 37701. atborney Ion Dated thi5 13fF, day II public saIl' 10 Ihe highest anti otherwise a default will be inlered on the 61tu dIr ob January 1911 at. lhe West tronl door slep of lhel Serrnole (ounly Courlhouic. 'uinlord I locid. ISFAL I AliT hUM Ft RLCKwI Ill III Ity June I (arler DC PubliSh Di'cem(iem 19, 76. 1910 FICTIT'IOUIUAMF" -. - I I 09 Decem PubliSh December IC. 1910 afor said WrIts of Execution was GARY E SHADER SHADER & STERN. P A Suite $10. 151 Wymore Road will register with the County Coniplrollef. in and for Seminole County. Florida, upon receipt of proof of Ihe publication Ihus rxle.thefictltiovsname.toemt FlorIda, more - STEMPER AGENCY .1 ..; REALTOR 322199) 319 $100_._,-! , • I$-H.,*.d _______ Much More than you expect you more . - Much . _____________________________ 5th St., Lit Mary Blvd, LIST AND SELL Hr for 5611 and sill to 1(4 we are engaged in business at 303 engage in business under the expect to engage in business at 10 Sand Pine Lane, LongwQpd, highest bidder, for cash, lubied to any arid all exIstIng liens, at the PROTECTION Cl number 911 Florida. Florida under the fictitbogs same Slate Road 434. North, in the (dy County Courthouse in Sanford, the ThaI party parties SUNCRAFT PARTNERSHIP I of Altamonle Springs. Florida, corporation interested Ifl said and that we intend to regIsfer laid FlorIda, the above described intends to regisler Ihe Said name business enterprise is are as name 'ois.0l property. with the Clerk of ttse CIrcuit with the C lenS of Ihe Circuit Courl follows. That said sale is beIng made to Court. Seminole County, F IdI of Seminole County, Florida satisfy the terms of said Writ of Gidder House Publishing. Inc. accordance with the provisions Dated at Miami Beach, Florida. Euscutbon. p.o. Drawer 1719 thu FiCtilious Name Statutes, To. 1950 Novembir, this 20th day of John 1. Polk, Altarnorite Springs, Florida 32701 Wit. Section $43.09 Florida Sanlando Cablevision, Inc Sheriff Dated at Millard, Seminole Statutes 1957. Arno W Mueller,' , Seminole County. County. Florida, December 13. 1 GIUFFRIDA President Florida 950 BEN BOTIC January 2. 9. 1911 Publish December 5, 12, 19, 34, 1950 $950 & January 7, liSt MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE IN THE 322-5253 COUNTRY LIVINOI 3 ldnm, Down unde FHA moves you In GOOd. Clean, used, full siZe 151 _______ Spgs & MatI III SO iw piece. çashtor GOld Sitvep Jewelry or Coins u)RISP4TAI !ftiGS*AIilt:D Top Pric5 Pail --..-.used, any ... ond,$.on 644 $j7ö - PIE BUY USED FURNITURE I Accessories ___________-------- - -- will love their ewn greenhouse M PrIvately fenced Many Many mere Extras. All for only 519.911 - - - ' - - . . MICROWAVE.TO$HIIA 47-Real Estate Wanted New with Dual Power sittings $ Yr Warranty Pay 1239 or $17 monthly Financing, no down payment We buy equity In Houses, apartments, vacant land and Acreage LUCKY INVEST •J , rat probe Originally 1619. baian,,e 534. 519 monit.ly - ,,gh1 .iij,'r I I We pay ash bpr 151 & Ind ufl0nlgOieS Ifay I eçg, tic Mortg.tgr ltroker 1101 t Robnsori, 121 1976 COUNTRY LOVER 3 Berm. I', - ii. .- -.., . .- 2109 I .tcira . . .. - - -;4..,, . - foi'd, Fl. 322-413) __________________________ *.- -- - -- ---....- ,• . ____ -- .. CONSULT OU R i CO \à$ AND LET AN EXPERT DO THE JOB _____________________________________________ oLiYouBusine. ' --- ________________________________________________ ?4isical ?werchandise 59- 'U.- Pianci Organs Layaway for Christmas Elec. Guitar & amplifier 1200 Value Special - . _______________________________ ______________________________ _________________________ 1 Tax Service Center 2102 French Ave 372 225.3 review of your records at no cost on obligation Channels symphonic I Eves till 101 5.1 331 6S Don'tDespsirOrpulIYourHabr_ - Alunilnum Soffiti Facla 993 For a Job TF'done In any type Pal Fence 60A-BU$Ih.0 -n- - I)fIc. Desi and Equipment oi Sale. Sup ly is limIted. (4011's Sanford Furniture Salvage, I? IS So. 0$ Sanford. 32341)1. - TOWER S BEAUTY SALON hr Sa't44'Sffi.'e59. filing c chairs. Many items to cPte from. 19011's Nuok $19 E Itt St 3735742 ' -- Call 373 1607 Eve All isa Sleeping Boxes We caler I Aiiythincj 111 I Heating a. "1 _____________- - - PtlOtogl'aphlC ____________________________ WIt 1101 DT'S CAMERA SHOP Long Distance Service We clean your garage 343 3331 Day or _ght,,,,,, Coolers. Misc Anytime 373 7154 - i30'l 3776101 All TimE .overs Local refrigeration, AC. Water ' Richard's Carpentry Free Estimates i __________________________ ____________________________ II moeilh old Doberman. HOusebroken. someobedlence 323 llOOor 373 $416 Ask for Jo Are you Want Ads Ring Listening? On In, Page Bargains Glisten Selling in a Winter Moneyland 327 7611. 'JOE'S LAWN SERVICE Cut, Edge. Trim L'Prune Any Size lawn 323 7373 1117 ______________________________ 10 _____________________________ _____________________________ repair Appliances in the iviunt' Washers. Dryers, Most I Grooming Kennels. Therm Controlled Heat Off Floor YELLOW SAND - La$ Garden Ssr'v1 ______________________________ Animal Haven Boarding & F ILL DIRT ATOP SOIL Dog Grminu, PoodleS & Small beeeds Cut & Shanipoo. $10 Eve and Sun ApIs 331 1194 I l4rdyi'nan ' - . Junk hauled away, we will pay you for some items or charge you for clean up Free Esl ____________________________ 62-Lawn.Garden - Boarng & Petservices __________________________ ___________________________ ________________________________ _________________________ Sanford FurltureSaIvage. I? 92. So of Sanford. 322 1721 J'I PAPERHANGING 34 Yrs. lip. Work Ivarante,d. Lic. Free lit. 563.4941. JUS*Rffloved - Trash. Tree Trim, Garage I, Small Businets clean ups Reasonable Anytime 373 ORMERI', Harrell's Beauty $. _____________________ ,u,g ' Paperhanging -- _________________________ 8eauty-. _________________________ - ANYTHING IN PENCE Chain link for security Rustic wood its & 2nds PosI & nail 3O 1222' Fr,. EsI 534 5722 Freelstlmats's ______________________ For huisllng you need a gun for selling use Herald Want AdS 3772611 SAVE ENERGY '6. DOLLAR$I Batt & Blown CUSTOM IN SULAT ION CO 373 41S)or IllS Frs, esl , Aluminum Siding& Soffit E1ITIS& fnterlse,E.lerl.r FREE ETIMATIS, 323 3152 InsUlatIon -' __________________________ __________________________ Weathertlt,Constrvctbon - HEAP$CU$TOM SERVICE ' - ________________________ _________________________ _______________ of House Cleaning, ApIs & Small Offices, including new Homes. Call he Dusters S pm..? pm Ask for .feanie or .Nadin'e. 904 352 154$ __________________________ work Call 365.7336 •" Use A Want Ad 372 24)1 or L. Pressure Water and Chemical Cleaner -2300 PSI. Will clean- HouseS, Trailers, ApIs . Barns, Etc Most Houses, $10 Also Ijeavy Equipment Tractor Trailer High For Businesses and Individuals 1977 LOWRY ORGAN Model F uilv OUIO. uSt'd .en shOrt "'- Or0nai 139) bai SIll or $21 mu Aqerut 13? 13$e rep S',irSSt'iJ 3733751 - _________________________ Rai'nodsllng - Iiiyurys - French Ave. - 9593 11) - -. - . .. CASH $ - $ GOLD & SILVER EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN DAY IN THE WANT ADS. 33724)) or , SIBERIAN HUSKY l.maIe I yr parts. Sfe'vIce.0 Going fishing Gel all the Adults Ill 1503 AAA EMPLOYMENT I Dorm, I bath Condo -. Fully .qulppedkil includlngwastier dryer Outside storage 122$ 1917 FrenchAve. per mo C.rner.f 1011.1 Preach . sec dep 373 2)/8 I large Lovely DeBary Bedroom Air Ideal for Senior Citizens. 322 5051 or 861641$. 323-5176 * * * * * * * * __________________________ WANT , ió SEE ) WONDER Al' - New Paint Priced to Sell ill. teoced acre mIni farml CHA, calm kIt, ww carpetIng & Only S yrs. ildl 121,1111 __________________________ UNSWORTH NLTY LAKEFRONTI I ldrm, 3 bath home on Lake Gleason In R!ALTUR Local Manufacturing Com pany Must type at least 63 Words Per Minute, Shorthand Preferred. Call 322 4400. In ISO Evening Horal tgday. - -________________________________ 31-Apartments Furni ________ _______________________ ' Moving to a newer home, apartment? Sell "don't needs" fast with a want ad. ENVELOPE ADDRESSERS NE EDEDtt For info Mail Self addressed Stamped Envelope To WALKER. Ill Adams No 7, Owoto. Ml 41067 General Labors Night usipt. AmerIcan Wood Products. Miryin Ave. Mill Office WInder Guests lovely-i or 2 bedroom 5715 I. $293 sec. 1 141 7553. AdultS, I Dorm, no children or pets. carpet, modern, all dec up 3230019 after S WC - 31A-IJpleXES I Dorm, W W Carpet. CAM. WaSher 0 Hookup. Screened foil Sec Dip. Seniors only. 323 required, __________________________ - Fork LIft Operator Lumber Builders Supply. Church St. Lake Moewoe. 323 n. Mo. Refuse Furnished. $ A.A M,cClanahan Lit. Reel Estate Broker 322 3092 "1 ' SPICIALI 3 Bdrm. 2 bath home 3331417 221453) 3l04j55 Unfurnished --- ------ It you don't tell people, how are Brand N,wLakeMary3 Bdrm, 2 Bath, 2 Blocks to Crystal Lake Beach. Large Oaks. CenI Heat with a classified ad, by calling Damage Dip. No Pete, and Assume 9', S Mtg. of $113 Mo In Sunland with CHA, we carpetIng, famIly rm, fIreplace, screened patio on large landscaped loll 545.5051 Screened Porch Newly Red,(orated, (few Carpet hind. . - - - EL P I ' l _______________________ Investment Good assumption, Reduced 10129,900 Assume I',S Mtg 3 84cm, 1 Bath, C Large Fenced yard ii Y 41e.1C0rd0t*th FosSils _________ specialty. 2$ ,',s Exp $69 a2 . Call 5741134 Ni ED __________________ WANT ADS ARE BLACK & WHfT' AND READ ALL OVER Clock I palr WAI1TE I ' - . . ______________________________ I Pt RSON COMPUTER Rd bind Ihe Jai Alai 339 $914 Compule: s Supplies & Software i '-'I ____________________________ _______________________ ________________________ ______________________ repairs, block & (orscrele ts ,rs local ref 377 7346 or 62$ 6951 _________ I '' L1 I Ewp Day U.S $014. Eve 66$ 4761 - - - - _-- -- , -- Clyde's Painting 10 Yr's in Fla l'lorna's. Office, Stores No lOb 100 small Q Tall 3.49 5.317 - _________________ _________________ K ______________________ pai F With winIer upon uS yOu'll need reliable and economical lransportat.on You can find it 'flour CLASSIF itO COOl ADS 337 211 1 I H05l Painling inlerior I. /it tenor I. Gutter Work Over 10 -----I For Quality home repair and Yns Ewperienc, Unifed I i 1257 MAN QUALITY I As, tar Kevin or Doug Screen Repair. gutler irvstallation. carpenlry and dry tIc Wayne Bral 3?? 1)21 . I Aluminum Quality work No job loo Small Best price's Free Est Eves j I Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. Call John Schn.ad.r cleaner $200 Parts & supplies for all macnines Over 20 yrs. r' -1 Electrical - 322-0244 work - Magnlpiia Ave Downtown Sanlord 333./.702. cabinetry Mason repairs & concrete finishings, Pressure washIng roofs home 331 $171 Want AilS Pn olilable Relief for Headache of Holiday BillS. Pr n 2611 or 6.11 99,3 I uI wors Gljaranleed 323 $114 lloiiseswiv,sCleaning Service We do wash windowS $77 $094 , - _________________________________ I I4o'sc Pan!., I I Gentle lIens Signs Specializing IsI (lj'5 Won. n Kenneth Ilolt 334-333?. aflYlunTs.e'1tie11'' _________________________ Tree Service i __________________________ LiC BOnsdId llYrs Cup Free Cit Firewood 13132)0 Anthiny Conino still serving I sanford with pride Int C. lee,,,, kpf F ret' EsI 122 00)1 I foe extra dsP, Truck lellering and 3 ietleri Reasonable 339 371$ Ask für Gentle Bee, - Painting & Pressure Cleaning I Painting ___________________________ -'-- Fun' Todayl Buy I Sell The Want Ad ayt Hi,soC1sanlng ' . I CARPENTRY Repairs, pain rs all types, laminates & - Sl _________ . OPERATiON ree Eslimales Call 373 1972 -- - __________________________ EN'S ROOF IIFIG - Feast your eyes ant an unusually I choke arra7 of Classilied Ads I 3277611 _____________________ . Rinarscing Ava.Iable Paint PrbIems Solved Dial. __________________________ , ':" __________________________ - Home B. E. LInk Cons?. 322-7029 Painting I ' ADO A ROOM CARPENTRY - , 'S.. . - 8701 lo pleiim.an Painling I, epars Quality work Free EsI Disc to Seniors 53.41410 Refer, - CLEAN OIL & ADJUST s*wng machineor vacI.Jm All 3)2 - Call Ken with conbidencp 6648001 I We handle Ihe L akeview NunsingCenlen I Ii. -1 of build 1 ConuIss'Sfor, A - CARPENTER' Call I Remodeling Specialist -- __________________ experience. A -_______ D OUR RATESARE LOWLR of all types Lic BOnded - from goodneignbonhood Alum I Carp.ntny. Painling. MimI I ME 119 Il ER TILE , mechanic. Applicant ' Price WILCO SALES-HWY saw 4 Mi. W. of I-I Sanford 3326435 ______________________ - fill - RI Pr 510. 2nd Pr I 2 Story 3 14cm 1'4 Bafti, Large Refurbished Home, $43,90, ii!,? - Horns Remodeling & Siting F nec Est Went roles 3.6% 63)1 or 3.6$ 615$ Auudy% big ones with a want ad C. l5alint, 32) 4532. 377 $665. Cara,rjc'Tlle ' WRANGLER JEANS Cowboy cut, colton and Onlando 327 1577 • DoW Wide Mobile Home only Years Old. Low Down I. ASsume Payments. Ntw 1.60 377 $431 or I 3JI AIled 113 vrs $73 Sc? 28e0 Frames 11$ Ia Typewriler * Sland Girl's on Boy's Bike 16 in 57$ CARPETS ON NOLAN RD BROKER I new $44300 3 Dorm, I.i Bath, Cl, Cent. A-Il; Garage Like New. 143.500. couple tiralIhy Experienced auto --.- I spayed ___________ Pk Ave 322 8309 ATtERJ! Flew, 3.30, Es cringe Used 116 00 . itrange i u s Sanford Ave ______ - llrlired t'IEWQUASAR Giant screen TV. $ sq ft Remole control Save _______ ______ 4gHomes _________ Good used TV',. 8236. up MILLERS lôl9Orlardo Dr P9, 3720352 ___________________ 145 I - 3___'V, Radio-Stereo Credenza and Chair 1500 Set Or will sell s.eporalety Misc Tables and Dressers (15 Bedspreads $1 SO Ca Lang. Portable TV Screen $730 Automal,c shot measure fOr CENTRAL AIR & HEAT 3 Rental Units on I Lot. God 3222420 323 2222 323 6363 Grate UJ%ed Bu'Iding materials. large guantily of door's, all tiles feat 321 0779 CALL 323-5774 st. CALL ANYTIME 11-93 Aft $15015 372 2099 time BaI 5119 lion $19 1$ mo Aqeril 339 $386 ________________________ Oversized Cabin wIth GueSt Hous, on Wide Johns River (Lake Harney) cer ISI 111,5011 repiace - ----- -- -- IIAUTIPUL 3 Berm, 2 bath borne i The CrossIngs, Split F . they going to knw1 Tell them' with a classilied ad. by calling ' I Remodeling & Repair. Dry wa,i u2 2611 or 531 9593 white BIuei'v,S.hous.brok.n - Washer repo GE ujeluwe modCt Rooms ___________________________ __________________________ 532.300 573 PLIANCES 3210691 113 Obi Proven(ial Bed Cauntry Club Owner Ansi.us Hammock 35+ Acres. 1k. Mary - with 5)0,000 down 2 Dorm, Block. Family Pm . Fenced, JUST FOR YOUI 3 Idem, IS', bath home in CC Manort tat. iii kitchen, Central heat, family rm, we carpetIng & new root. Just painted. French Yeiio* 1950$ etf Kitchen Great Nei,fsbortso.d near Golf and SUPERI 3 Idrm, Ii', bath home 1100 mOnthly possible working from Pione. Send self ad dressed stampod envelOps and lScto Condirsental H, 10*1470) Orlando, Fla. 31001. Him.. Extra Lange Sale case 51$ Desk Dresser 57$ tIght Stand 123 Chest "V Mm,,,, 57$ table Lamp MOVE RIGHT IN Lovely 4 Berm. 3 lath Split Plan P..l s for ________________________________ QuIt sell PHA. VA or hold small 2nd Meet,. Only 530.955 ---- fireplace. hew eat.in kItchen on large loll 544.0011 It I NEWLISTINO 3 Idrm. It, Ball, 1 Yrs. Young, Great location. CHA. Mist see So appreciate 103w. Is%$t, 331.5)39 Part Shaded Yard Check 323-40'T dining rm, screened porch & Morel 1.44.1111 3545 wIth Citrus Pneducin Orr,.s . L 50-MIscellaneOuS ledrooms. Almost IS Acres i I .: - 1970 VW Fast back Completely rebullf engine. Radial Mcheln. A Pado Es Cord SI0 Aft S3O 373 361$ - Park Ave I BR. air, ceramic ____________________________ __________________________ . __. Ask for Lisa. Williamson Communication 1'e weather Is parted for a sale seU backyard everything fast with a want Call 3277611 or $319993 - _________________________ ______________________ 1971 TOYOTA COROLLA 600 Deluxe, 7 I)r Immaculale cord I owner Call 372 $270 I97IHUNDA XR7S Good Cond,tion,$300 -- -,-- strings. aulo. chords with arpeggio Call afler 5 3775114 52-Appliances I - - - Sanford. Florida 3271) 373.0911 ____________________________ 47.4.t'tgages - 413000 - --- W,intsd to buy used 'effec, equipment P4011's Sanford Furniture Salvage, Il 97, So of S4nfrd 377 $711 Zt37Hwy.l7.93 Sanford, Fla. 32771 YGS I 'S Pc wooden Dinette Sets, table & I chair's. 550 each. Nell's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17 '2 S of Sanford 327 $771 _______________________ Detached • Hwy 46 West. Sanloyd 3235620 APPLIANCES Sanford Fur niture salvage fl $721. ltlOHarley Low Rider 74 0105 6 cyl Auto R & H $70 mo Applicatiopi by phone 3.3 9100. $344605 __________________________ 179500 1990*36505 G 129500 1979 S P 5OO ALSO LARGE INVENTORY OF NEWYAMAHAS ALL MODELS IN STOCIç, 191N.Hwy.U.92 Lingwood iDell'sAiicfinC.ite,r. - 19300 139300 33000 73004 79300 973 00 - - ,ramuc itfms Final Clean up Sale of the Year Tue's. 7 p m Dcc 73 Cash Door PrIzes _________________ ________________ 2343%3 for furthC? details XMAS SPECIALS USED • 1975 DT 175 1910YZ 465 lf73HordaCL 100 ' II7SDT 12% tni OT 2.30 1971 Honda Hawk Trailer No motor. Needs repairs 1300 373 725$ IENKINSFURNITURE Co ? East 25th Street 1)1.1772 0. ww corpel. club & pool 17' 00. 471 0111 or I 777 3233 I Still timo-lor *mbl Shopping t your price Coixpues. Beds. TVs Color & Black & Wht ____________________________ Hey Kids Looking for an extra "• ta?'9MirMonrI'Obd!u fit you have a classified ad garage sale. ---- - ________________________ - REALTORS, ML.S Sanford's Sales Leader ' Ihal Ihe undersigned. desiring tO in business or under which I Pit, I.S.O __ ______________________________ _____________________________ ' S Acres at Seminole Community College Entrance Hwy 1792 MILLARD RAMSEY REALTY INC. Screened IN Patio with Custom -_ - ___________________________ ____________________________ _____________________________ ____________________________ ' COUNTRY AND TOWN 3 Berm, I BAKS,I 104 N Mills II? 971 I lath on paved cul do sac. I MENTS. P 0 Orlandol!Ô3SaO Box 2500. Walk to Schools. Shopping, etc. 'sanford. Fia 37771 372 4741 ... PIF RE PQ 16 Cu ft Irost tree lacks up to Woods on Quiet St Onig 1339 now 120$ or 119 mo Great Polonllal 1.33,100. Your SALES FOR WINTER Agent 139 1)16 WILL TAKE A RISE USE DREAM 3 HERALD ADS TO AD I MICROWAVE Berm, 2 Bath with Oore.us VER list 277 1611 -, __ ' tO Acres Hwy 1797 UNIELIEVABLE HUGE YARD, 3 Berm, CE, Excellent Lecatioa,easy to see it won't last at $37000 _______________________ 2 Bdnm .Duplex Slove & Relnig Pets & Children 0 K 522% Mo _________ -___-.._ __,- partIcularly described as followi One Sears ID" Radial Arm Saw and Wooden Slaxid One Craftsman Table Saw, engaged in business at 107 WIld under which I am we are engaged iJOSi $62 0000 One Ill, Wooden Ladder in business or under w$ich I we Lane. Iong*oOd. Hickory Altorney ton Husband One Vibrating Sander, Seminole County. Florida under & eipccl 10 engage in busineSs PubliSh November 25. at 10, McGraw Edison. Model No I3O1TI Lake Howell Road, Mailland, nrc lictilous name of INLAND December 3. II. 19. l9SO One one half inch reversible Florida INVESTMENTS. andthat I intend DCC 132 drill, Model 52052, Shopmate 'That the lo register tad name with IM -. panty parties. One Zipp Saw, MOdel 930 NOTICE UNDER PICTITIOIUS corporation inlerested in said STATUTE Clerk ,,l the Circuit Court. NAME 00 Ward's 5$" drill buSiness enl.rpnise is are as Seminole County, J'lorida in ac One) H P Saw. Sears EledrIc TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN t011Ows cOrdafl(e wilh the provisions 04 1(4 Circular Notice is hereby givsn thaI 1(4 Gidder Hous, Publishing, Inc SlOtulet. To Wil icliliOuS name F One 7' Sears Circutar Saw P0 Drawer 1719 Saclon 16309 Florida Slalules undersigned pursuant 10 Ihe On, One half inch drIll Porter "FicIilIous Name Statute '" Altamonte Springs, Florida 32101 1951 Cable and various smaller tools. Chapter $43 09. Florida Stalules. Doled al Maitland. Seminole To be sold in a lOt Addill'tal in. Publish De Il, 19, 78. 19501 Jan Complroller. in and for Seminole 1990 7. 1911 of 1(4 SemInole County Counly. Florida, upon rece'pt of Publish D.cemb.r 19. 76, 19*04. Division Sheriffs DED Dept. and the un proof of the publication of this January 2. 9, 1951 NOTICE UDIR derslgnod as SherIff of SemInole notice, lPs fictitious name. to wI DEl) 14 2. 1911 04 Chrislmas Shopping's Go Slow, Use Want Ads I. Make Dough ,emanded in lire Petition NOTICE UNDI FICTITIOUS Seminole County, Florida, and I WITNESS hand .i Ihe Seal NAME STATUTE have levied upon Ihe following of thiS Court on he 76th day ol TC WHOM iT MAY CONCERN described property owned by P401-ce hereby given thaI the Plv 1900 Thomas J Bocclno and Lynn u?idIrsi9rid pursuafil lo iSEALI the Larsen d b a Universal WIde iclit'OijS ARTHUR H BECKWI TH JR Flame Statute". Screen T V , said property being Carrie C Buettner As Depuly Clerk DEl) me aforesaid court on the 6th day of November, A 0 1950, in that certain case entitled. James W Fdeudorfer Plainliff, vs Thomas J Boccirio and Lynn Larsen d b a Universal Wido si Ailanio,ile Springs. lorida. 05 recorded ri the Public Records of Ilutblrid,OnO( aboul Dcc 31. I9SQ, ben. A 0 1950 Seminole County Florida. being PIsyll.5 Jordahl. and tile th oninaI *ith the den the s,imr properly ix described in Ct, Clerk 0$ the this Court •ilhpr betone ot Deed hook 119 Page 347, of Said Service Ofl Husband s altorney or (t 01 Alla,y,onte I F - Friday Night S .7 p.m. Sharp. ____ ProfeSsional Sell. 1.easeon Reril w Garage CHA Hwy 434 Winter Si'os _________________________ on 1(145 Home. Only 1.34.901. __________________________ Sanlndo, IC' SubdiviSiOn - __________________________ 322 1051 - CHECK THIS ONEI Lb. MaryBerm, I', Bath with Family Rm., farge,ytillty rm. Owner will sill PH VA. Don'l wait LOTS --. ACREAGE Call with your needs We have what you want ' ERA NUMBER IS 322 2611 • 8uy Football. Tick;ts with Money You make with a Garage Sale ------__.- __________- Dub Bed, 2 Speakers, Mickey Mouse Phone. Velvet Painting small bicycle? Sell these idle ili'ms with a want ad. To place youn ad, call your Irlendly Classified gal at The Herald, 3272611, or $31 9993. carpet, gara,e. Large yard Only 541.954. COUNTRY LIVING Enioy this doublewide mobile home on 6+ acres fenced 139.300 I -_._,_ - _____________________________ _________________________ __ KIlclien FamIly Room, Equipped. Cent. Ar, W.W 7 Bdrm. I bath home in old Sanford Special commercial zoning Mature CItrus. thillow well. $29,500 32]4O - YAMAHA 3$? Ruger stainless revolver with holster 6" barrel Ci Cord 1200 firm 372 4261 Stereo, Loveseat. Cannonbal, Assoc must ieeattttel.wlowprice.f $11,911. Won't Iastl NEW LISTINGS 3 Dorm. 1', bath with fireplace Eves lOSEasl 25th Street 3230911 ROISON MARINE ott of total Inventory on brand new innerspnlng bedding. These beds are not damaged or seconds but brand new top line bedding sets only' Free local delivery P4011's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17 97. So of Sanrd. 3224221. Whispering P es'.ional Plaza Professional Office for Sale Preslige Complex High exposure Easy access Call I 5)5 660 4-116. Rudy Jordan Real Estale Realtors. 1$ N Shell Rd. DeBany. Fla Jim Jordan Day or Night 323-5774 STEMPER SEZ WE GIVE PERSONAL SERVICE & 10% ______________________________ ______________________________ ...... , 46--Commercial Property REALTORS, MLS MULTIPLE LISTIP4GSERVICE I )NE PHONE CALL STARTS A '_' _______________________ Si Household Goods lid Realty - dep 327 3010. + Army Navy Surplus 310 Sanford Ave 322 5791 ___________________________ DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hy 92. 1 mile west of Speed way, Daytona Beach. will hold a public AUTO AUCTION evlry Wrdnell.Oy all p rn II'S m-M,torcycies of line glassware:dinruecware, ____________________________ _______________________________ I move in 3237929 __________________________ - '- - 24135 FrenchAve _______________________ ________________________ W 1st St 323-1100 - Music Boxes-Slot Machines Bridges Antiques 373 2101 , . Mustang? 1975 V6 Air Condition, AM FM,ISpeed ______________________ 51.100 322 3565 ____________________________ __________________________ ___________________________ ___________________________ 750Ff 6. 4.9, 12 br 52,500 Good Cond 373 0154 or 323 7047 Orlando 321 1377 praisats. Call Dell's Auction. 323 5620 x$ buy used furniture, ap ______________ Sts1 -Forms- CII For Estate, Commercial I Bicycles a lot of toys, games. Wonder whet to do with Two? SaIl The quick, easy Want Ad One way The magic number Is 3729992 , 2611 or . 701? French 323 7134 ____________________ ______________________ Paid hr Junk Cars and Trucks FriePickup.331.1954 __________________________ ______________________ OTrPaIdtorJunk&Used cars, trucks & heavy equip mint 322 3990. _________________________ tb0 _______ ________ -. Concrete --'---- )--Autos for Sale ----------------- ________________________ 1977 MARK V Midnight biu White top 1-4.600 Call 332 6101 CASH _______________________ ____________________________ Near 1797 59.000 Down Take over Loan at 5324 me. Cerif HA, Fully carpeted Ready to _________________________ " ________________ .. I Mariner's Village cr1 Lake Ada ----I&7 Bedroom Apts from $2O Wicker Sale 70 • Off Baskets, Located 1792 lust South of Chairs, Wall Hangings. Airport Blvd In Sanford All PIRATE'SCOVE 11$ I lit St Adults 373_- RMS - - Sanlord 3210440 24 HOUREU 322.92831 close to your phone because something wonderful is at to hippen. Sopoing Center in Orange Sec. Required. Call Jeanielll.1433. __,__ 1913 FR E NCH AVE. (20th ST.), SANFORD OP.E,NSAT9A.M. 101P.M. ... 1971 leFt Tn Hull Bowrider. '75 tvinrudeMotor I, Trailcr. one owner Ewcelint Condition, 5) 6465745 SEIGLE R REALTY I REALTOR, MIS 1291 S. French $wIfo4 Sanford ______________________ -----_____________ Pertectretiremenl Apartment. 3 Rooms 4. Bath. Sanford Area. Ill mo & Sec required Mo 321 0111 Days 12'SpedaIP$lcse W0OO..4aA, - -. __________________________ - -- __________________________ - _______ 'i ______________________ 40-Condominiunn apts. Olympic sz. Pool. Shenandoah Village Open9 Tangelos. Will Mix. Crumley 3220217. itorx'*s Co ' __. .._. ._ _____ '' _____ _______________________ Gold. SlIver, Coins. Jewelry, ,. _______________________ - 7$ GMC PICK UP ExcellenCond 11.000 Loaded • 373 7151 -' _____ .: BUY JUNK CARS & TRUCkS From$IQto$SOormor, Call 322.1674, 3fl _____________________________ Ss--Boats & 3 ACRES ST JOHNS RIVER, 107W Commirca Prigne 371 1fII. anf0rd ____________________________ - the City CommisSion If anyone T$pIin (305) 6144313 NOTICE OF SALE TO decides to appeal any de('s. on Publish December 19, 76. 1910 Nolice is hereby given lhal Diane Terry th.$ ordinance, he *11 riced and purtuOril to Inc nOt Judgment Of ito biibonlh K'ldare *ill rie,dlonsurstPuaf a verbatim F oredoxure entered fl lhC CaUse Skokie. Illinois record of lhe ploeed'nqs _______________________________ pending in the Circuit Court of the I ARC YOU HE RE BY -ricludet the le5limOn and Fighleenl Judicial Cincuil .n and I NOTIFIED THAT an action ton px'defl(e upon *iSi(h lPii aPPIa ' NOTICE OF SHlRIF'S SALE ton Seminole (ounty F Ior,cta, Civil dissolution 01 marriage haS been to be cased 's made NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN A(l,c,n P4o 792111 Cc 09 K. Ihe I tiled agCiflsl you and you are A Copy of 'he proposed or undersigned (link will Sell the required to Set',, a copy of your d.nance 5 posted a? !Pie Cl, Hail, ?Pt4$ by vurtul of that certain Writ Ewocutlon ssued out of and deS,, ticui as follows SHADER ESQUIRE E of cope's are on lIe *.th Ihe Eves 372'0412 201E..Uert5t E"noy country living? 2 Bdrm. 3214775 W Garnet, WhitC Real Elale -- .. -._______ -- ______________________ to Walt's Toys Headquarters. - For Sal. 357 Magnum Dan wesson Holster and Shells Like New Trade even 70 HP EvinrudeMotor Elec Slart for ISor 2OHP 3736190 Alt 1pm S ACRES, WELL, SEPTIC & C I C C T R IC ZONE o MOBILE 522.900 TERMS ' "r - ?. family or enfertaining Low 70's with excellent financing Owner 3210417. S,antord __________________________ 3G.APat'tnntS Unfurnlshed -- Navels, Juice oranges, Grapefruit, Tangerines, - 79-Trucks..Trailers 76-Auto Parts CASH?. OR COME IN 68-Wanted to Buy ________________________ tXit ACRES NEW FENCE & CATFISH POND. GENEVA AREA 573.000 TERMS ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS RESULTFUL° END. THE NUMBER 1$ 3722611. - hunlin' is pretty good. bul The ___________________ 205 East 25th Street Sanford, Florida 32771 373 0911 _________________________ ______________________ 5ANFORD--Reas. w*ly & monthly roles titil i'nc it. soo Oak Adults $15 NAVELS $'Ius(4 _______________________ - ..._._...T "RpSRei+EsfateArer., [j ...'' t3ON.PrkAve 3276(71 . 3.000SQUARE FT. SCREENED POOL Very spacious block. I Dorm, 2 bath, split plan, open design home on large corner lot, Remodeling nearly complete with fireplace, new w wall. bar, 500+ sq ft. of living dining area Master suite ..-..pPtrit._Ag . pool 1tAiii6.I City. 1st, last and - - - 323 9$ alter S __________ ___________ 7179 ________ _________ I ACRE LAKEFRONT NEAR Beautiful sofa with matching _____________________ NEW.. LAKE MARY HIGH... Iøveiat. Only 3 months oia'-1lb'O\.'w ---'-yefl w*grem'p#mt tsOOfor ThsTimeT,rir. - When you place a Classified Ad t5 The EvenIng Herald, stay 3237832 tlem.an. 1)20 poe mo. 223-141). __________________________ (JIST1Lt _ _______________ ___________________ _________________________ - •'hi. kj 54-Garage Sales ___________ -----_-- New' it' Spgs. & Mat?, twins, or full size. 5.3300 ee pc LOW DOWN tO YEARS 10. APR Cnpantj ___________________ _____________________ - Priv. entrance. ROOM completely furnIshed for senior citizen or young gent. ________________________ ______________________ _____________________ .NEED HO DKB 200 Verygoodcond ______________________ ____________________ . BEEF CALVES: Angus, Broh man, Charolais. Hereford, Santa Gertrudis. etc Weaned. $120 up I 904 74, _______________________________ TV repo i9" jenih. Sold orlg $19375 Bat $113 I.or $17 mo Aqint 33 _______________________________ . ----'- - New Taft Flea Market and Toy Fair World'S Largest Stuffed 322-5422 311.315 E FIRST Si AnImal Zoo Factory Cboseouts and SurpbvsToys. Free gift .W;IU, Turkey Decanter's Bottle with every jurhasL. Opening for Sale. Alter 7 pm. Saturday, Dec 13th SoutPu 323 315$ ' End of Orange Ave -Turn right PER ACRE TERMS - 13' Travel Trailer Wanted to Buy Wicker or Rattan Living Rm Set. Ca113fl0954 - - **t.O44 MAIER p'uRNtTtt*E --- i.000 . Lakes Fr.. Sat I. Sun Nothing I over $10 I by John____________________ Cullum 323 125$. LOT - Ilarge lot in Georgetown 6.4w 117 321 0729 - 10 Acre Horse PaSture (or Rent, $100 Mo. Localed on S Cameron Ave. _______________ - Eat handles this 3 - - REALTY - 9-Good Things to front _______ 29-Roonn As seen on '60 Minute'. 100% pure solyent-I6 0:. si.s $1.50 TP&H. DiStributed Nu Rem, 203-A E. SR 434 Longwood, Fl. 32730. 339 42SOor 3734325 tic RealEstateBrcker 76.10 Sanlord Ave ,iill n I.me tor Christmas. Have a home Turquoise Jewelry . Party Details Call 322 6435. ___________________________ - -______ option to buy basis. Overlooks beautiful park & small lake. HALtOIERI REALTYIIIC _________________________ DM50 $1700 up counrtyard. Ideal for large _______ James Carrel Dalrymple As Personal Represenlativeof --.-- Defendants Newly Remodeled Beer and Wino Bar. 7 Yr. Leas. in DeBary, 112.000. 66$ 5625, .-tid Care THAT PROPERTY LOCATED IN validity of the decedent's wIll, the the above described pensonal December, 19*0 i THE SOUTHEAST QUADRANT iSEAL) alifications of the personal property ARTHUR H BECKWITII JR OF STATE ROAD 134 ANOI representative, or ttte vsnue or That said sale is being made to CLERK VAGABOND WAY IN SEMINOLE1 junisdiction of the court. S4li%ty he terms of taid Wnit of COUP4TY.FLOR1DA.ANDMORE. OF THE CIRCUIT COURT ALLCLAIMS,DEMANDS,AND Ewecullon By Cynthia Proclor PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED' OBJECTIONS NOT SO F ILED 5 John F Polk, HE R C N . Deputy Clerk DV I Dl N 0 WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Sheriff SEPARABILITY, CONFLICTS Publish December Ii, 36 1950 Date of the first publication of Seminole County, AND EFFECTIVE DATE. DED 19 this Notice of Administration: Florida _______ The City Commission will December 19, 1910. Publish December 17, IL 76. 1910 IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT OF .... ___________ - __________________________ 6-A--Haatth& Beauty ........ 37,, sjness Propet-ty Roofers Wanted 323 7473 -' Afterep cit. Florida, and I have le9led upon the 1911, at Il 00 a m at the West by the City of Altamonte Springs, claim is not yet due, the date when years old. 322 $610. After 5 Your Independent Shalkee following described property Front Door of the Courthouse of Florida, that the Commission will It will become due shall be stated. em. Boys pet. Reward. hold a public hearing to consider If the claim is contingent or .. Distributor will train .322 4019. at owned by John C. Edenfield, said Seminole County, Florid., ____________________________ property being located In Seminole Sanford, Florida, the undersigned enactment of Ordinance No. 559 ______________________________ unliquldated, the nature of the ____________________ ' Clerk will offer for sale to the enlilied County, Florida. . more paruncertainty shall be stated, If the ____________ -- __________ portunitlet 24-Dusiness highest and best bidder ton cash AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY claim Is secured, the security ticularly described 05 follOwS: shall ,... _______ One 1977 Plymouth Yolars 2 the following described real OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. ________________________________ ____________________________ Lgwr of the moment babylIfting, FLOR IDA. AMENDING ORDI. be described. The claimant shall Become a WALLY WATT door BrownAutomobile IDPIC) HL property deliver sufficient copies of the We*lv,Dailyrat,s, DEALER ndealerthip& lot I HILL TOP ESTATES. NANCE PlO 221 13 OF THE CITY claim to the clerk to enable the DayANight.n3.nM.. sell Wally Watt Aluminum storing same at Damacs according to the ptal thereof OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, clerk to mail one copy to eucti Nurse EAp. in child care will Utility Buildings Ideal for reconded in Plaf Book II. Page I. FLORIDA. SAID ORDINANCE personal representative. Garage. Fern Park, Florida k children, newborn to 10 Public Records of Seminole BE IPIG A COMPREHENSIVE husband wife Minimal Invest and the undersigned as Sheriff of All persons inlerested in ((4 Vi's.. day or night. Rees. rates ZONING PLAN WITHIN THE merit High Return on Invest Coijnly. Florida Seminole Counly, Florida, will at estate to whom a copy of this - Winter Springs. 13122o. OF mint. For personal interview, This sale is made pursuant 10 a CITY II 00 AM on Ihi Sth day of ALTAMONTE Notice of Administration has been _________________________ Final Judgmefll in Foreclosure SPRINGS, FLORIDA. SAID ryisiled are required, WITHIN pleas, enclose resume & men January, AD list, otter br sale Baby sitting In my home. Exp. AMENDMENT DESIGNATING THREE MONTHS FROM THE lion area desired to: Dealer. and sell to the higheSt b;dder, Ion enlereci in Clvi Action 110 so )34 Newborn to 1, lunches served, shIps. c 0 Wally Wall. Inc 35.69 OF THE F IRST cash. tubiecf to any and all CA 09K now pending in lhe Circuit AND ASSIGNING THE ZONING DATE 321 0436. CLASSIFICATION OF "C-N" PUBLICATION Tyrone Blvd St Petersburg. exisling liens, at the Front fWesti Count in and OF THIS for Seminole County COMMERCIAL NEIGHBOR. NOTICE, to file any oblections FIa. 33710 _________ ________ Door of the Seminole County Florida. so JUST .tIllN'C' ir 'CLASSIIEC ADS DIDN'T WORK. THERE WOULDN'T BE ANVIl ' MORE. Iront & rear BPs GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3$0)OrlandoDr 323 5200 VA A FHA Fnanciflg BATEMAN.REALT'Y • patio, carport. No pets. Children negotiable. Available Dec. 6 5275 mo. Itt and last in advance Ph 90357 2775 or 3S1-I9SSafI.4p,m. ________________________________ counterman full or part lime, Call for interview S am. to 5 p.m 323-1S90. rdeMr1d% - private lot overlooking Wekiva River 2 Bdrm. 1i Bath Built Need - New Listing Downtown Sanford. Renovated 7 Bdrm Home. dowr$20.0. __________________________ __________________________ . ___________ Lot, Beautiful Oak and Magnolia Trees Asking $41,500. 34.-?I10blIe Homes LPN 121 Shift Sanford Nursing Convalecent Cenler. Contact Mrs. Brown Director of Nursing 3221366. ... -. Assumption. Immediate Occupancy. Call for Details. _______ Apply in person. Commercial Chemical Products, 1107 8. BLE FOR ANY DEBTS IN. OTHER THAN MYSELF AS OF DEC. 19,1990. JanIce P. Goodwin '' Dip. 3236570. Operation Manager. Young Company expanding needs reliable Intelligent IndIvidual to supervise warehouse, drivers andlllventory COntrol. Some physical labor Involved ____________________________ Sale: 77', Au', Awning, Brdm. Full kiI&bath,3ticse$s Self $597323 ________________________ Must Sacrifice to sett'" estate. 31. Cent Air. Heat OrIandoI.194.3N1 130.141 Bo'i Dirt Bike Chrome Mo Mongoose, $175 Boys Shoe Skates. sire?, 525 Str*wbecry Plants, K ea. 322 3117. ______________________ ____________________________ Seigler Oil heater with Fan 100 Gal tank $75 7$ HP Elgin Elect. Start outboard motor ___________________________ ______________________ •u [ii ____________________ _______________________ Bart Ea. 135 78-Wt0yce5 ___________________ - -___________________ REBUIlT BATTERIES 15.95 __________________________ PRICES PAID FOR' Horse 1. Tack Flea Mkt. Every TOP A OK Tire Mart Sun. at the EqueTl'rIenne •__________________ 2413S:Frencfr ........37?711V ' .LD.'avERo Centre. See & try. Over 30 et Cash Buyers (or a small in Grade 1. Rig. Horses and ANTIQUES vestment Place a low cci ponies, or bring yours to sell. classified.ad for results. 322 241. Complete facilities. Into. i, USED FURNITURE or $319993. R.S.V.P.. 331 7735 ____________________ _________________ ________________________ ____________________ CALL US FIRST ------- 3WAYCOMPACTSYSTEM Stereorado,BSR Phono,ltrack player, etc. Pay %i2or $l3per mo Financing, no down payment. I New Sears Exercise Bike. was Suitcases, - - - STEREO-NEW FULL. SIZE Hotel box mattress jets, $30 (or both pieces. Sanford Auction, 1215 S. French. 323 73.10 Mon-Sat,, RIPI1$Tay*.u.s.q. ________________ _______ New - MIS Evetl)-)Na _____________________ _________________________ Call 332.7217 33Houses Furnished - ___________________ Don't miss thj5 One' N city renovated i Unit Residential Income property. Fully New) BR, 3 Bath Home REALTOR MLS 22)1471 tvs$1$-$S6 REALTOR 132067$ REAl. ESTATE REALTOR. 377 7495 _________________________ _________ _________________________ ______________________ - __________________________ URGENTLY NEED DEPENDABLE PERSON who can work without supervision for Texas OIl company in SANFORD " several Citrus trees and gardan space. This is your place. Only $69,900. FrenchAve. 322-02)1 3230719 _________________________ 323 4570. 1SG- A _______________________- 75-Recreational Vehicles - -- - , _____----. - FreetogoodhomeG.ray Female Persian Cat, 1 r old Pleut iced and dedawed, box trained At?. 53231043 OLOR TELEVISION RCA 2S TV In Walnut Console. SOW fS $7o Balance due %lv2ortakeoye. ayments$I9 per mo NO MONEY D0 Juke Boxes. Coin Operated or Still in warranty will deliver frea pfay.-Exct,- COnd--ftfr-- --- Fqeehomelv,.i,flGObhiqaliOn.-. records. Will deliver. 331-ISli Call Ml $391 day or night. or,29S74ll,, ,._. ___________________ RZIG-flAtT LARGE COUNTRY HOME Fineolder2story, I BR, 2 Bath 3 ffdrm, 2 Bath, CHA. fenced yd, 145. Friday, ______ _____ _____________ 68-Wanted to Buy pets.Supplies PIN IALLMACHINES Coin operated or tree play. Exci. cond. will deliver, $2005350 331 $544 c, 2isf6il: --- 2601 SANFORD AVENUE '' &nhind35drrn,1Lge Sc Porch, Swimming Pool Call Bill Maliczowski, REALTOR 322-7913 Eves ___________ S3-TV.RadioStereO _____ - _______ _______________________ -_____ -----__________ ------------ --- 323 -7388 DEADLINES fenced, air heat. $350 mo 3fl 9206 at?, 6 p.m. __________________________ 3 Bclrm House Kit equipped, 1g. living rm, fireplace. Ref. required, $200 mc. 3326261. _____________________________ ____________________________ SO-?dãsceIIaneous for Sale ..... ------- 19$0 Fleetwoo Crownpoint. %16.OQO. 10 Acres Osleen. 5175 mo Atter632 3'SS3or 373 Wi [REALTY sio.xo. _________________________ ______________________ _________________________ 42- bile Homes - - _____ - ____________________ - ________________________ 41-Houses _____ 1Sco,icvttvit1mss.4,37ca PROBATE DIVISION P ,iod and interested parties may you for the relief requetted and the hlghSt best bidder, or bidders for review this grant plan and cause proceed cx parte. cash, at the West front door of the File Nvmber IS-434.CP DivIsion modificalion between the hours Of DATED thiS 16th day of Scm inoIC County Courthouse, , Sanford, Florida at Il 00 a m., on IN Ru ESTATE OF $ and 5 00 p rn Monday IPurough December, A D 1910 Friday, Planning Section, 100 East the 12th day of January, 1991, thi MARY .1. DALRYMPLE, ARTHUR H DECKWITH , Deceased - -- _______________ - CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES itimi ..................Oca HOURS 3c*m.cvftv.tinws. : : 7consstvitIrrms . ........ic -$ paper route. Depeh. dabi. auto nseded -plus Cash bofld, - Full Time Driver With A Part Time Car? Check Our Automotive Section. C.REALI$TATV$4*Ir SS2S Pr,ac Aft.SUI1 Estates. $391 per me. + CONVENIENCE STORE -.curity deposit. $21 045$. SANFORD AREA 4 ,iloing CLERK - Good company lois. Beautiful large Oaks. For Rent $500 Mo. 2 BR home. benefits. Apply Handy way Water & sewer available. Central Air I. Heat. Central Stores. Sanford area. F JICS 53.000 each. _________________________ Vacuum, Fireplace. 540' 30 P.M •.00 A M. Frontage on St. Johns River, Be a success in your spare time. DEBARY Beautiful 3 Bdrm, I MONDAY thru FRIDAY Geneva area. P.O. Box lU Couples or indivi.ials. Plea bath, carport, fenced back ,.Noon SATURDAY sent profitable work. Your • Geneva 32732. 349-SilO, 3ttnesM,ntmum _________________________ with owner holding mortgage. independent Shaklee only Distributor willtrain. 372.IWI. tm, 2 BtII. Gage. on _________________________ Lake, in De$tona. Need Extra Christmas Cash? Call JeanieS7a 1132 Aft. Hrs, 323.5959 4verqj?!t a Low Cost FÔrRIn1?%500MàTBR home,"' Classified Ad. Somewhere Central. Air & Heat, Central uNcLutER YOUR CLOSET. wants wtat you don't need. SUfldG - Noon Friday , Va., Fireplace, 360' on St. ll those things that are lust Call 322-2411. _______________________ _________________________ Johns River, Geneva area. t,king up space with a want ad ____________________________ P.O. Box 132, Geneva 32fll inthe Hera}03fl 2611 or 131-3. ______ _________ Frontage, - Earn Extra Monéy ALLFLORIDAREALTY and the tull fundng amounts for your written defenses to 'aid ASSOCIATED DRY GOODS ___________________________ ____________________________ each are as follow Sacrifice.) Cisolceburial spaces Ill 0110 10. MOD 001; 51,391,00 actIon with the Clerk of the atove CORPORATION; SEMINOLE .MldoleAqe,Wttite Man, average _________________________ tyted tour? and to serve a topy MEMORIAL HOSPITAL; In Oaklawn Memorial Park, __________________________ size, good health, good SER I? 1011071, MOD 001, $1112421 thereof not later Iluan the 3rd day BLAZER F INANCIAL $200 cc 3721016. education. New in area would 12101903$; M0000I; 5332,107 SOUTHERN INC.; February. 1911 on the VICES, lik,e to meet financially secure Ill 0110 IS. MOD 001; $79,720 elitioners' attorney Gordon V DISCOUNT COMPANY; and _________________________ lady. Age 50 to 70 Yrs. For Legal Notice 11 10150 60. MOD 001,1.613,362 Frederick, 116 (1 Park Avenue, COMBANK WINTER PARK, are ________________________ Doting and companionshIp. Il 1011021, MOD 001; $194,257 IP 0 Box 1795) Sanford, Florida the Defendants. I, AR THUR H. Reply to Box No. 71. cc 17101$00S. MOO 001. $121.00? 72771 Siuould you fall to do so a BECKWITH, Clerk of the above- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR 32171 Written comments con Carrie E fluettner cerning thu% submittal should be As Deputy Clerk directed to Planning Section, GORDON V F REDERICK Manpower Division, 100 East First Attorney for Petitioners Street, - Sanford, Florida, 32771. 116 P4 Park Avenue Phone 3734370 ext 103 (P0 Dow 1793) Subsequent modificationsto Sanford, FL 37711 .3aminoie County CE.i.wllI nqtbe -----..--. . EjN.;sanfoid;Fi. BETTY C. CAMPBELL IL, . $325 + deposit. Good references r,q.,ir,d. 3fl7143. 3 BR. CIRCUIT IN AND FOR LORIDA - - . . - - . IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF PUBLICNOTICE The Seminole County Board of AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL ________________ _______________ -;:' . 41 -- '': Eves 3237313 Vinyl Cleaning ___________________________ _______________________ Ptc.,frss'cmri4l Vinyl -n 'tQiJse (I.earrinçi. makes ESI 311 7611 E .. Att arsy I - �C -Iwithig Herld, Sanford, Fl. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. FrIday, Dec. 19, 9W I Go Guide Cable Ch. 114 Trsel'art, county park with pténlc fhb and feattrh The Sesates, we 'of the oldest and largest bald cypress heltise In the U.S., open 7 am, to sunset Mondays t&ougji Fridays and 9 am, to sunset, Satwdays and Sundays. Off Highway 1742 on General lutthlneon Parkway, Longwood. "Out of the Et", new look at the age-old mystery of the Magi and the star of Bethlehem, 3c30 p.m. Monday through Friday, 8 p.m. Friday and 2 and 3:30 p.m., Saturday and Sunday, John Young Museum & Planetarium, 810 E. Rollins St., Orlando. Free to museum members, $1.75 for adults and $1.25 for those under 18 or over 55. Runs though Dec. 28. i "Fantasy Forms", an exhibition of pottery works by Leslie and Bill Herb, Warren Hullow, and Isabel Parks and architectural paper dimensions, Corinne Wrokmaster, Dec. 7-Jan 11, Maitland Art Center, 231 W. Packwood Ave., Maltiancl. Gallery hours 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Tuesday through Friday; 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., Saturday and 14 p.m., Sunday. Free to the public. Greater Maitland aye Center New Year's Eve party, 9p.m. to l a.m. Dec. 31. Breakfast will be served. For reservations call 644-717. Singing Boys and Girls of Orlando will present Handel's "The Messiah" Sunday, Dec. 21, 3 p.m., St. James CaMedral, downtown Orlando. The annual Qirtstmaa concert Is free to the public. "Yoga$Heart" Qance, every Sunday at 8 p.lm, Deary Community Center, Shell Road, DeBary, Inatrurtion, 7:30 p.m. Open to public. - rrom let? TO right, Dawn Morgan, Anne-Marie Holloway, Chris Crews and Crystal Jamerson take a break in the SMH cafeteria. Generat Udord Museum and Library, oii1 Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, 14 p.m., 520 E. First St., Sanford. Greater MaIUand Civic Center New Year's Eve party, 9p.m. to 1 n.m. Dec. 31. Breakfast will be served. For reservations call 644-7187. Year Adult Qtth for Singles (YACS) dinner-dance, 7:30 p.m., Maitland Civic Center, Friday, Dec. 19. Chris Crews delivers flowers. 801111rday Night Dance Club-of DeBary,8 p.m., each Saturday, DeBary Community Center. For senior citizens. Geneva Genealogical and Historical Society Museum, First Avenue, Geneva. Open Sunday, Z4 p.m. or by appointment by calling 349.5)5. /1 John Young Museum & Planetarium Sunday Serenade, "Messiah" through Jan. 25, 7 p.m. on Sunday. Recorded portions of Handel's "Messiahs' combined with exciting array of special visual effects xotraying the birth, life, death, ressurection and triumphant return of the Messiah. Admission $2 per. son. "Broadway on Showtline," one of the most popular features of the Showtlme pay cable TV service, will be offering subscribers a variety of top shows In the coming month,. Among them: The Peking Opera, "Euble!" "A Conflict of Interest" and "Little Johnny Jones," a revival of George M. Cohan's now-classic musical comedy. Plus, Malcolm McDowell will repeat his American theatrical debut In John Osborne's .'j.'Ic Back in Anger" for Showttme. The produc(ii) - v . i:ks McDowell's first American television prrtfItt'u41 .. well. . Cable Ch CZ) Q (ABC) Orlando 0 "Christmas In Old Lugwood", sponsolzied by Central Florida Society for Historic Preservation, Monday, Dec. fl Beginning at 6:30 p.m. with program of thrtstmu music at Cláist Episcopal Church followed by cSm2er at Longwood Village Inn and dinner and dessert at Bradlee-McIntyre House and optional tour of the Inslda.Outslda House. For ticket Information call 6774792. Square dènclng, 7 p.m., second and fourth Saturdays, Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce .eet,g,Fln& Street at Santord-A,ue. Free-4&public. Showtime To Air Top Features December 19 thru 25 If you're thinking of getting out of the home and are looking for something to do this weekend, here are a few inggestkss: Seelbern Ballet Theatre, will present "Coppelia" with music by the Florida Symphony Chamber orchestra, Dec. 30 and 21, Bob Cart Auditorium, Orlando. Tickets available through Bob Cart bozoifIce of Was ticket outlets. TELEVISION - '' (NBC) Daytona Beach Orlando (4J er )CBS) !i (35) Independent Orlando (.1 7) - (10) Independent Atlanta, Ga. FrIday, Dec. 1, 1900-3 Orlando Public Broadcasting System In addition to the channel, listed.(abl.vislon subscribers may tune in to independent channel 4.4, St. Petersburg, by tuning to channels; tuning to channel 13. which ca#riIs sports and the Christian Broadcasting Network (CBN). Pecia/sOff"The I- FRIDAY DECEMBER 19. ioeo EVENG 8:00 jiA$NOW Wufls.CtRt MMAnimated A second g.oeralion SnowWhite Creates a new lcg the adventures of the end based original princess. complete ciii, .1 wicked queen and seven Ii Plidly on ocAnt SATURDAY DSCEI.IBER 20. 1960 AFTERNOON 12:00 ED 10) A CHRISTMAS AT HOME A visit to en Cl-home setting 01 the. late Vicloiran period spotl.gr,ts Sue. L otaro designer sr tot and t,.a, hi.. from Ormanul Beach as she maps toys and ornaments is tspy a,.,,. done nearly a c i-ntc,i, u-i, 2:00 ED (10) A CHRISTMAS CAROL AT FORD'S THEATRE A ii I duCtuOn of the Charles U. SpriS ill'. sic tale Is broadcast Iron, lii.- 11,5 tOric Ford S Theatre ri Washinq?ri DC EVENING 7:00 U) (10) FLORIDA HOME GROWN SPECIAL On this specia l liii, pd, lion host Torn UacCubb,n .,n,s*rrs viewers questions on gardening The Story O f the lngjil tam.l, Iron, trip,, ),orw,., days in kAnsAs to trip,, .i'ri.aI in Walnut G,o.a, is presentesi ' S Vettospet,,p t4,3twng (tj5 ,( 5i:rne5 hating tajiLk ho - the c••l4s iiPqiirriq HI O) Week A .5.1 to An al -home selling of the Victorian period spohlights sui' L ,,t,o des.qper #first and teach,', from O"nand (5p&h a& she mj,.ç And ,sam.elsthey WPS I' chin.- rce.si a century ago DECEMBER 23, l95 EVENING 8:00 I THE LITTLE DRUMMER BOY A ,,,ni..t...t An niph on iioy - l's.' N, H.-?hi.-hen, arid ii'.. i's .it the. Christ Child S m.irilji., Cli, 001 PII,i(J It, ((I i'' 1(11 . (111 0 JOHN DENVER AND THE MUPPETS JOS',, ().n,vp, t,..,-,,, ,, ., cur, 4% in in,? the- troy F,11i. U,55 fl.qqy and 4 trunk lul ol Multi .4t'otl of ii... lule. Ill (10) BEANS P.-, t, nc..i1 , I ...,.. 1I lit4iiI' IbIS l.irry I_il.. tumigiris cr11, In. ri'.11rc,r, (if m.i,,S,,id .st,d tICcps di'.i'liiprnmrrt 1,1 hu,ni.in commuri,c a Icon tflrOuc1irt lb.- ages as seen f) 7:30 12 17 THE LITTLE BROWN BURnO A syircp.4thetic i)1.4i'! '.4! 'iiiIcil% I.crif,,1p,i, ii ii., ti,,lupt, but ro *hit ,% 4 a.flU ))y sold I,, J,,%.-ph 8:00 5 0 THE FAT ALBERT CHRIST. M AS SPECIAL Animated fat All,.-,I .ini) Ii,,. I,, st, 4% its t elv tii• mi hilly *i'..S(i.i Cit h .1 ,' " it .*.t.'n . s 1641 ED 1 10) CHRISTMAS EVE ON SESAME STREET The spu it of I hr. h,,stm,,,. .,. .... , ,,n-,..s,,,.. '..i. inn,. '.liuv'l a-. 11,1 11,1(1 .ltl.irlipts to iiif'I that •( i'f lit 1,11* 5.4,11.1 .............------- ----- (. thrOugh tn' "yr's of (lp.un 8:30 4 THE BEAR WHO SLEPT THROUGH CHRISTMAS Ap.malIJ A young bru,n goes in search of Christmas and finds some unusual adventures along the relay 01) DECEMBEA 25.1980 as N.e I,l% gi,lS (1,1*,, (lii' (Ir,iflniy (H) 8:30 - THURSDAY Lile I (ii (.i,,csn-,,,,, Vci.*s of the. hold., Sl,IS0iI .4% Pi.rCi'..Qst hy ED I 10 CHRISTMAS LACE .ict ", lam.,,,, *i..,s and artists includingOoeti.'c n the 1880s a young girt ciii. *Of its *11 Ii,', ,,.,,,tlinotht., a s Virginia Woolf TheodoreHnc'.c,rpit mu Moss Hail .If(' mflirTi,it.c i H I l.k ifTiak I'S (icit . out .1 ()(pt to, the baby Jesus .it Cici .Shrn.4S only to have it stolen Icy, a thief at,.ot TUESDAY I,, (ipr,,..crvp llu1oltJ (H) -. _.._ 6:30 12 II 7 THE MOST JOYFUL uvs. TERY Hosts I3i',i-i,,1 Hiti,', Jo, tin Hpnry A C h, ,stn,,ts special .,?,d ,, tarn,I,i'- ut Iris. pfe-Nenleii 10:00 I CHRISTMAS AT WASHINGTON CATHEDRAL (..iiiliic (:h.,rh..s A t',',, , a Col Da, 3 t 1114' .i..iuiqtr.,, (..,tt,,.d,..l in It" 1 (I (. ED 1 10) FLORIDA SYMPHONY HOLIDAY CONCERT lr,.. lll.roa rcnii, U, iuisl,.. j,.,,s , ,., ii.I'i 1.111 *cli, , 1.4 u,,,. W 11:00 i. 0 CHRISTMAS MASS At.I .1, ('.11i,t ('t,,,. t,,,.is 1.1 ii '''' lit M...is front 'it li,i,,i,c s (.1,,,,, Ii it FJ't hi11.1,, is tell., ED ( 10) 11:30 AN ELIZABETHAN CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION . 5 0 THE NUTCRACKER Mile hall I4,u,yunuuk 0)5 (.eisey l u,ktar,d and l'.isting ','t4'1g .,',iI il.lri(.inq fyIii..il (it liii, I tcl.it,,iIIt.I,i n)i.rnhi,',s of the Arnoticari ((api Thi'fi.i present Itaryshnckoiv pro AFTERNOON du(Icon of the Class-c holiday ballet (Ill Every Wednesday (s-roth highlight the, test,..- holiday 12:00 is 0 SPECIAL Music (TI Ct,,.sI• mM The (3,igharn Young tituvolats ED (10) THE MESSIAH The300ty tlrass lnsiurnt,le joins the Mo, DECEMBER 21. 1960 member Oratorio Society of Utah 9:00 moreTab.rnar I. Choir ri C p,ewn. MORNING 0 4 THE MAC DW$8 SPECIAL p.rlorms G.oig. Frederick Han Iatiof)ngsoftn.season - Uesiah - with guest Linda Gray. Uei,sia Mgnchestr for deli Sandon Seaga,from the conduc ED (10) THE MESSIAH The 300 8:30 Mormon member Orator io Society of (itoh (1) 0 HOLLYWOOD CHRISTMAS and Mills WaI.on 'oin Mac Dawit ii' Tabernacl, in Salt (aSs City C Yuletide music special perform, (i.osqe l,.de,rck Hn PARADE Girt. Autry is Grand I J 0 AUNT MARY Jean SlapI.MarShal of this yeats traditional dot s Messiah e,lh guest Conduc 10:00 Paled. down Hollywood Boulevard Ion portrays Mazy Dobbin a haiti , I 0 THE MAGIC OF DAVID for Sandor Salgo from the Mormon more w oman hO * ignored her Tabernacle in Sail L as. City featuring a host 01 motion picture, featuring COPPERFIELD (On, Anderson. severs personal handicaps and tt.vi$mon and recording stars, Vales. Bertinelhi. Robert Stack and 12:30 marching bands and equestrian went on tO coach more than 10,000 BailBiby join magician David 43 (4) THE LONG ROAD HOME Children in Sandlot baseball (R) Units Copperfield lot an hour of music (5) 0 THE MOST JOYFUL MYS. 0 MR. KRUEGER'S CHRIST cornedy and tests ohillusion fM) AFTERNOON TEAS' If Bernardtloghus. Jul 'osts UAS A lonely widower finds happr 11:00 fin Henry A Christmas special (ledi ness lhrougti the (Cvi of a little gin 2:00 1 (17) "WELL STREET SAP- called to In families of the world is U) (10) TONIGHT IN CONCERT on Christmas (vs liST CHURCH CHRISTMAS SPE. Pfess "Florida Youth Symphony" EVENING 1) 41 OLD-FASHIONED CHRIST. 11:30 DECEMBER 24, 1900 UAS A little girl recalls her family I 7:00 Ii THE SOUNDS OF CHRIST. Chsistmas in he 1090. AFT (7) 0 THE YEAR WITHOUT A MAS EVE Doc S.v.rinwi iS )Oinid (1) Q THE SINGING CHRISTMAS 12:00 SANTA CLAUS Animald Santa Claus wakes up wilh a cold and ED (10) A CHRISTMAS CONCERT by 14.nry Manc,ra Victor Buono TREE and 'he Cho.r of SI Chart.. BonrodScacSsi to stay in bed rather than FROM CANSSIUS The Ass Nova EVENING Chur ch vi Los Angel.. for a Chamber Orchestra and 10)0.11 go out delisiering presents to people program of Chruitma music Pt) Twor .Gryta under the Adrwnne 6:00 *no don't believe in him anyeay 5 0 MARY, FULL OF GRACE: 7' 0 SANTA CLAUS IS COMIN' d,i.cl,On of Marytouisi NanIna pies (A) IMAGES IN ART Art.ritic .nfrpret.. TO TOWN Animated Fred Atair. ee l a holiday concert from Can.siut ionS and d.liotionial images of I Pt. 7:30 is OASnIlOr lot a musical 100a, "to College in Hullalo Ne* York Virgin Mary 1,0511 lii. 12th to 15th (II) (35) THE ATLANTIC'S LAST the myileries and mythS of Kris 2:00 c.ntoreS a,eir seen in this special FRoNrw Kringle alas Santa Claus (At (10) CHRISTMAS HARPS The taper) at The C)o,if,w N. York U) ED (10) STRINGER- PORTRAIT OF 9:00 ouslon Harp Fmis.mnbi. prIrsms City I museum of medieval art A NEWSREEL CAMERAMAN Mike 7) 0 A TItlE FOR MIRACLES (h,istrn.ms c.e,,ls and Umssicai 14 11 (17) CHRISTMAS EVE AT Gitl,nqer 'ettels on the hc,jhlrghfs Kate MuIgrew portrays America $ moo.. PEACHTREE PRESBYTERIAN of his tarries during the early layi fast nAfivi born sa,nl Elciabeth CHURCH nt r.ew$reei 1,0.,, 1920 to l'149 5:00 Bayley ScIon. in a dramatization of her file Story 12:00 U) (10) CHRISTMASTIME WITH 9:00 MISTER ROGERS tied l4o,jerS 11 1 CHRISTMAS ROME 1960 8 4 DICK CLARK'S 0000 OLD .400 fantal, I'O(1 Jol,ni (.i)5v't,iOuS rn,os,c (1,1n'(I' Paul 11 ecierinat., Mu) DAYS ()ics (.1415 541uIe tr..,, tog iigru? Mass 'u lie basilica 01 51 ceiet.natng r0 tillS fanbily '''-' gest stars ut 195., t96 and k,jstc Fir, ,,,,, hoirday season. ri Christian 1)01 11 the DECEMBER 22. 1900 liii (il' of Ph.lacleuptiig Guett and Harluiik.lh lFl $ 0 LESSONS AND CAROLS OF include F tatial .ri, Avalon An,,*lI. EVENING CHRISTMAS A (.h,islm1 m.driight EVENING F ,Oi.i...11O (.hut,t,5 Clinic Sri, Fat,..,, ..If be te.e(asl from Iris LiP. ire's 114 ", 6:00 Pl5moutP. (nnçj'injal.onai 6:00 II (35) THE STORY OF CHRIST. liioth 1 mciii,, Fl.braiiia , Aff ) 4 THE LITTLE HOUSE YEARS U) )lO) A CHRISTMAS AT HOMEi.'%1 SUNDAY I MORNINQ____. 9:00 SPECIAL 3 PIOO Individual Chicken Dinner J WEDNESDAY cIA. INCLUDES CHOICE OF ANY 2 •Fr.nch Fries •Mashed Potatoes eCole Slaw ,•B.k.d Beans And Hot Roll 4:00 MONDAY .. Regular $2.21 SPECIAL 1 89 WE UE ONLY TO PQUALIrV- CHICKEN FRIED CHICKEN All Foods Cooked hi Pure Peanut Oil orm. 322-9442 2100 S. French Ave. Hwy. 17-92 - Sanford Al Constantine -Owner .''j •44.i �•;•_-J_--.. - '"rv .. •. V -. .-. .... -'S •. ••• •4• ft 5 S -Ev.nl.. Hsraid, Sanforill, Fl. . FrIday, Dec. 9, iNS MONDAY December 22 ROCKFORD FW 1UPLI GIFTS -Six Epili Chflstvn.s' holday susan u perceived by Dutch People Like U.S. Shows that 0th.'. sodes For Hotma caas famous writers and anists inichod" Vwglnla Woolf. Theodore Roosevelt on. of VARA-TV, Holland's ChaiIIYs tivottli patients to be a con woman otteringlting to (10) MACNUlL I LBIW and Moss Hart we armatsd. R) MPORT (17) MOVIE "The Bias Of Std petal nmoney fr om hU,i and the hoe. Marys' (1B45) gt; 600 0(17) ALL P4 THIS FAMILY BSVQITt*1. A p,te$t and a NEWS 7:30 (5) 0 LOU GRANT Lou puts the superior Save an old parochial STUDIO Cli (4Do (4) TIC TAC DOUGH TrIb staff on the t Young gymnasts by persuading a Skinflint t TO TELl. me i*.sm donate land end a building to their unsolved murder '1'Q mS traIn to, future Olympic: coinpetl. (5)6 FAM IL Y FIUO from Hollywood's golden years. (A) . Cause lIon two kids fr om 4.braeka (I (35) ptsana l. (5) OO a science fiction tsm 6:30 NEWS ( IO(OICK CAVETT Guest: Her. CAROL SU4iTT AND-- old Mec)nillan (Part I of 2) (5) 0 (401t3 MAN Alan is 1025 42 besieged by angry readers and co 0(17)SANFOROANOSON workers after he writes an and. on c)2(17) NEWS am 800 8-00 10:30 and infidelity el(4) NSC (4) iI LITTLE HOUR YEARS marnage (35) me WORLD OF rESF (5)0 T he story of the Ingalls family from 9:00 Featur ed the dog tr,sbee. cliam. KIWI (7) (5) 0 MA$'H The doctors are ponslups, a lady mud wrestling t heir pIoneer days in K ansas to their (1 ) (3 5) SANFORD AND 11.1 "A arrival in Walnut Grove is presented pressed into Wv'Có as temporary match, a biking couple's goodbye ED (10) SAJUNG. in this retrospect ive featuring clansaloon keipers when a brawl puts Start At Sailing " 11:00 SIC scenes dating back to t he Rosie in the hospital frI) (I (17) Poe NEWHART rgh •'IHS)0 NEWS s'b.ginn.ng (A)Q ' 7 )0 NFL FOOTBALL Pitts bu lit: (5 BENNY HILL 7:00 $10 FIG An ice Storm maroons Steel.', at San Diego Charger s 110, East and Lea in East's drafty old 9(4) BULLSEYE r1lj (35) STREETS OF SAN FRAN. ED I 10) POSTSCRIPTS Pat Kling explores "The Christmas House" CISCO (3 ) 0 P.M. MAGAZINE PM Nag' barn for Christmas decorations Other anne takes a behind- the- scenes (Y) 0 THATS INCREDIBLE EL) (10) GREAT PERFORMANCES 559mSrit5 include a discussion of 'She I.Ovss U.' Robin Ellis and look at t he Seals mail- or der cataFeatur ed a skier who races on religions that do not celebrate Gamma Craven star in this st or y of tog. P U also visits a year round grass and rocks, a sculptor who Christmas. a Jacobson s feature or a couple who meet' thr ough thrisimas fanlasytand works by a volcano, a horse that lonely hearts column only to disCOv' dressing for the holidays, and (7) 0 JOKERS WILD drives a car, a birth Con tr ol bra points to con si der before buying that Christmas puppy or kitty 11:30 THE BUT OF CARSON uestt P ': Daytime g.ola. Dais Haggerty, (art "Fatha" a Hrw,i Marys Josis. IV) (35) IAIIY MLLSR IVVING 10:00 . ., • w - - ' - - -- dedded to alxtw viewers ti sta on recently aired a Jist Evtnlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. TUESDAY television station, Socialist how lucky they are. The "typical day" cd American TV __________________________________________ Amsterdam-based broadcaster exposed audiences to iflc . . - '5 Schedule...- It, (35) YOU BET YOUR LIFE )3 17) GREEN ACRES MORIJNG , 1 (F*SSWORD 3 4 (5 3 0 ONE UFE TO LIVE 9 14i CAROL BURNETT AND ED(10)FOOTSTEPS(MON) IPJ 0 MARCUS WELBY. MD FRIENDS (UON-WED, FRO) l) (ID) ONCE UPON A CLASSIC 0'4' CHRISTMAS AT WASHING. LT)t,h) 5:25 TOM CATHEDRAL (THU) (10) CHRISTMAS HARPS (MON-WED. FRS) 5:30 ($)OSUNRISESEME.STEA C)3)(17) OPEN UP(TUE) 5:35 It. (.i5) GLENN ARNETTE III (iO) BLACK STARS OF THE ED (10) MISTER ROGERS (A) SILVERSCREEH(FRI) - 7 $ ___ ______ 12 11 10 13 14 — — is is (UON-WED. ED (10) FLORIDA SYMPHONY HOLIDAY CONCERT (THU) NEW DA Y fl3) (17) WORLD AT LARGE(WED) 2J (17) MOVIE 5:55 - -' 5 1 0THE PRICE IS RIGHT I? 0 SUNRISE 6:30 WED, FRI) Ill U LOVE BOAT (Ii) (MON-WED, $) 0 BLUE-GRAY BOWL (THU) FlE) 19 GENERAL HOSPITAL I7JQCHRI5TMASMASS(THU) lII)(35)PTLCLUS (5!OEDALLEN (11! (35) NEW ZOO REVUE It:(35)THEFLIPITSTONES 01o) POSTSCRIPTS 3:3() (13) (1) FAMILY AFFAIR (MON. ED (10) STUDIO RE (MON-WED. Ff1) ti. (35) DAFFY DUCK WED) 0(10) OVER EASY (II ($7) THE MOST JOYFUL MYS. 11:30 914i PASSWORD PLUS 13) (1 7) SPACE GIANTS (MON. TERY (THU) CD (10) COVER TO COVER (MON WED. FAt) 1 6:45 WED. FAt) 4:00 0(10) .A M.WEATHER i(17 WORLD AT LARGE (FRO) ID (10) AN ELIZABETHAN 5) (4) GIUIQAN5 ISLAND (MON. CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION (THU) WEOj OLD-FASHIONED CHRIST6:55 11:45 (7)Ø0000MOANINGFLORIOA w (10) aioRYsO.arn WED. Ff1) - 7:00 ID (4) TODAY (5)0 RIlING WITH ARIES 12:00 INQAMERICA O(4)CARD SI4AN(S TSTONI(5)0 NEWS KURALT RUT 1 07AMST 0r 7:25 0(4) TODAY If FLORIDA MAS(THU) (5) 0 JOHN DAVIDSON (MOWWED) - 0 CHILDREN'S AFTERNOON THEATER (FRO) 7II0A*.LP4THEFAMILYMONWED.F!V) Ff1) flit SINGING CHRISTMAS 600 C))) (3ffiSUNNY lUOIDD (1 12:30 X NEWS (MON-WED Ff1) R D) 5) NOUGS 8~ 49 12:00 ACROSS OWN Cary Garani, Ingrid Bergman Directed by Allied Hitchcock i7 10 0000 MORNI NG AMERICA 0(4) DAYS oc OUR LIVES 3(0 RICHARD SIMMONS 1 1) Q MOVIE It I35)LET'SMAKEADEAL (D 10 SESAME STREET 11(1 7) HAZEL 9:30 310 THE 000 COUPLE 45 Palm leaf goose 37 Highway abbr 38 Men 40 King of ancient Israel 12 Actor James 53 Religious 41 Sorrell — S4GirI'sname mont (Hawkoye) 55 Fashion 27 Past 43 Cheryl — SIONEWS 56 Gunman spa 28 Swedish 45 Cicatrix 210 57 Robot drama county 46 Color 11(17)MOVIE "Peking Blonde - 16 Demon 17 Cent er lines DOWN 29 Printers' 47 Happy New (1967) Edward (1 Robinson, Clau(ebbs.) I Actor — measure dio Brook — 18 Actor Lynda 30 Exclamation 48 Simpleton 2:25 Mich ael — 2 Tanning tree 32 Act or Antho. 50 Family Memn o NEWS 2:55 1)0 MOVIE 'A Bill For Adano" (B/WI (1945) John Hodiak, Gene Tiern,y (India) 22 Pow.' c- 24 Elizabeth — 26 — Evans 3:50 ()) (17) MCVII "Secret Man ' 30— HolbrOok 3 Jazz musicianHirbte — 4 Actor Carroll — (1951) Marshall Thompson, Ann.' 31 Knock STatler ,tt'r 33Aciressflita 6Belhatdsiiot — llmogen. 3.4 Singer — Pillow 36 Sunday one- lion L S Shout g Trapper Johttis leagues 39 — Flack (ebbs,) 42 Tisushrtne II Regretfully 44 Linda — 13 HawaiIan CALLTOLLPREZ l-MS-343-IIZI • WEDNESDA - ____________________ sioi N Ostw 1 eauuV NV 0 il V il 1VH 5)4 NBC NEWS SIOCB8 NEWS I1)QABC NEWS N N I i N 0 0 V Fel l A 0 (10) CHRISTMAIT1MI WITH RESTLESS (IJ()N-* IaIe'rEfi ROGERS (WED) 5(C) MCVII 13) (17) I7)QAU_MYCHILDREN (MON-WED,FRI) ')l)(JS)MIKEOOUGLAS 1,7) (It)) SUM (MON. WED, Ff1) - 9(4) NEWS (MON-WED) 13)(I7)MOVIE(MON.WED,Ff1) $)QM'A8H(MON-WED,Ff1) l it (iS) KLING n.J JD 110) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) 0 (10) COOIIJN' CAJUN (MON. (MON. TUE. THU. Ff1) IVIED. IM 13)) (17) BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 1:30 2:00 -' (MON-WED, FAt) ona, away P M also meet% a woman who mak es a variety nt cçnertirea treats 7: ( FAMILY FEUD - in '11 (17) THE LITTLE BROWN OURRO A sympathetic dex,erl rat iiihtillt. LONGWOOD I 830-8300 (Between 00.2 Traci, Road arid Hwy 434) SPMOUT.IAPM$IIL11 i ................................................................ -- l i .. i • ..' - ' COppertietd for an hour o music Gittiniqer refl.cts lvi In., highlights 8:30 mother s memorial molodross ED (10) SNEAK PREVIEWS it.. .i (17) NEWS 11:00 It (35 BENNY HILL EL) ( 0) POSTSCRIPTS AT CHRISTMAS Pnitscripts cel The 11111. Players Past I of 2) eventually sold to Joseph 8:00 5) ('.4) REAL PEOPLE Featured a TIST CHURCH CHRISTMAS SPE- I COAL I 11:30 5) 4 THE SOUNDS OF CHRIST. I MAS EVE Dot Si,vr,rinsirn is joined I a A DIFF'RENT STROKES iptilutitys are seen in this Spw_ Rr.lwving trial 1.4. l)rumn.iiri,l is ilifiely A,niol,1 arid Willis oniia I a dating ser.ve and set him *ith , taped al th. Cloisters New voik lily s museum iii medieval rt U ABC NEWS I satellite from Stockholm. Sr . performs George FnerlericS Han o,i Messiah with goSSt iiniiiii( br Saniior Salgii from the Mormon I ati.ernias is n ';.itt I ak. City 9:30 5) 4 THE FACTS OF LIFE fil,,mn is ip$et miii en,.t,,siasu,si All,'.' tO Ii.i,al,lMil C liiCSuil ChumS', ?lC l'imI 1fi CHURCH I I 1150 0 LOVE BOAT I imnsi At Tm, top Q.cS Sirgeril Uivoui. Me ieaso Fimuen,,i. Henderson. Sni,n'cl. y (.rr..'in. '.iienit fiv,jrit (knn l.tmlls Jonin (ni-," H 12:00 0 4, CH RISTMAS ROM E 1960 "lip, John Paul ii celebrates Mmd10:00 5) 4 QUINCY Ali ,ruiu5in,aimu.t .i.gnil Mass in t he Ba sil ic a of SO a Peter sin Ron-i, and a politician try 10 Pressure FISH CHIPS D 0 BUY ONE AT 39 REGULAR PRICE GET ONE 2 FREE $ 2 Pc- Fish, Creamy Cole Slaw And Our New Western Fries. With This Coupon Only — One Per Customer Please— EXPIRES DECEMBER 24th 1041101"1 pay's WIl(rC liii CIHPICiI' is ylHprs. X T !. 3'ØLUSONSANOCAROLEOF listing a couple of deaths as acci CHRISTMAS A Christmas micl,ungi'ul denial )R( serv ice PH. 322-9312 l be t,Ieast from the who dresses as a Christmas tree '3:0 THE MAGIC OF osvo fItit,,?1xvI,,,c9panrn9,;ir,l COPPERFIELD ton, Anderson TREAT A FRIEND TO A I That , Iuijnil I It 35 MOVIE viu no Wrong Lucille flail r).'inis Cl Keel. II Hr 40 Mi lls I EL) (10) THE MESSIAH IN.. 100 12 (17) CHRISTMAS EVE AT I member Oratorio So.et or (jIh PEACHTREE PRESBYTERIAN I visit with Americas otiCial Santa small loan medical e.am.nen into Claus, a school br Santas a factory iRi show, the Swedish quartet arranged to perform via live BUY ONE, GET ONE FREE, WITH COUPON I lirales Christmas with (h/ilnpn tri,rn I his power curtailed by the lovely Confidence ins f or lor n burro *ti(, whore e AIII3A should not leave their native Sweden until the matter had been thoroughly investigated. Wanting to fulfill the tenns of their agreement to appear on the TV -------------------COUPON ----------------S I p 8:30 li Henry Mancini Victor IIuio ' 30 THE NUTCRACKER Uilha,l arid the choir of SI Charles Burro- Z Bar yshnikov (lettey, Kirkland and members of the American hlallet moo Church in Los Angeles for 0 pCXJIJO1 of Christmas music ill) Theatre present Ilaryshnikov S P0) C) MARY, FULL. OF GRACE D ductiOni of the classic holiday ballet IMAGES IN ART ArtisliciriterprulaU 0 IA) lions and dev otion al images of the I Virgin Many fr om the 12th in, ISlh I 900 Only to have It stolen by a thief Narrated byDanevieveBulold (It) i3)(I7) BOO NEWH.ART 7:00 BULLSEYE I C) P.M. MAGAZINE P U Mag anne talks to a postman will) gives lt'( 5)f1400A EL) ( 1 0) DICK CAVET'T G ue st s 950 HIGHWAY 1 7-92 __________________ ________________ napping threats. ABBA was originally scheduled to fly to Germany to tape the TV program, "Show Express," on Nov. 27, When German police received an anonymous tip revealing plans to kidnap the group and-or Individual group members, Swedish and German au thorities decided baby Jesus at Christ 7:30 014' TIC TAC DOUGH 3) 0 TO TELL TH E TRUTH NO SLAB NEEDED S NO HIDDEN COSTS S FREE SET-UP FREE DELIVERY & ANCHORING 100'!. FINANCING ON MOST STRINGER: PORTRAIT OF Dollish ) Q JOKER'S WILD SANFORD muslcal'group, ABI3A, was recently forced Bill Itiaby loin magician David A NEWSREEL CAMERAMAN Mike a lacomaker, puts out a bowl br the 1 3)( 17 )ALL IN THE FAMILY 1 5il5J)[ Delilah I t9S I) Victor Mtuii, amarr The mighty Samson finds mats 1)11 iL135) BARNEY MILLER 1,7) (10) MACNEIL / LEHP.ER tt (35)REET8OFSANFRAN. CISCO REPORT 2397 FRENCH AVE. The Popular to cancel a German television appearance due to kid- lh.f'dewoodRanich he ch.mn.y ( A) clatisrtsdocnl 12, (7) MOVIE Samao.s And 13) (IY) ROIWELL STREET BAP- who works with her gnandmolher at ________________________ jjo N V V v V N0 .- L ',! di 15 ~ TOM AND Jenny (5) 0 THE YOUNG AND Till (MON, TUE. THU. Ff1) glar Slips into the Bradford house uncover Irir. sednet nt ,iow Santa Quebec in the 1880s a young gin I i Iv a N 0 NN1 V 1 ____________________ AND GARDEN CENTER Kmint alias Santa Claus (Ii) t: 5) THE ROCKFORD FiLES 21val—Bortinsill flobilit, Slack an(i ion' nest as lug Rind allcmpts it 5) SANFORD AND SON EL) 10) CHRISTMAS LACE Satin yf - 0 (10) MISTER ROGERS (A) December y Christmas se,,i,c,n (times over 6:30 STOP BY & SEE OUR DISPLAY $) HAPPY DAYS AGAIN (Ff1) Andress 4:45 5pdJ4'y j POSTSCRIPTS Pat Kkn.s (ID (17) MOVIE 'Broadway Gun. is narrat or for a musical took in to t he mysteries and myths of K,iI 1:00 3)0 NEWS SESAME STREET The spirit of the FRIENDS CAREFREE FLORIST 1100 (5) 0(7)0 NEWS South Pautic 12:30 13) (17) CAROL BURNETT AND (LI (10) CHRISTMAS EVE ON • 4 (5)0 :7'O NEWS ______________________________________________________________________________ _________________ _______ _______ __________________________________________________________ 9:45 It (17) NEWS ______________________________________________ tjNLo(Il•v, AIaI5 i'1 1 1 4 11 101 5t1V1'1 1V AS GREENHOUSE S PECI AL " _____ (C) (1967) Peter Sellers. Ursula serIes of nightmare pr emonitions guest is Helen Peik en. segmen ts dofien" 1935) Dic k Powell Joan about Ben, who is serving in the Include t he Governors Conlarenc. Riondem (1) 0 STARS$ AND HUTCH of his Call.' during Iris early days ________________________________________________ com.dyandlaalsofiltusiori y)) of newsreel from 192610 1949 17 0 VEGAS - Since )MOVIE You Went 11 135) INDEPENDENT NETWORK 11( 17 EVENING 3 0 THE FAT ALBERT CHRISTAway (1944) (:laijdrlt, Coitnert NEWS UAS SPECIAL Animated at 6:00 Shirley temple An Americ an family Albert and the Cosby Kids cale 10:30 g) (4)i5)Ø 17)0 NEWS brats the holiday season with ii II I' (3 5) THE WORLD OF PEOPLE slnugghns to ihey remain 17) (10) A CHRISTMAS AT HOME the problem!. muitsane face despite ifuninig Featured a crthitmfy lOokàliki, World W a r it A visit loan at-home setting of the - series of adventures Ft 7) 0 EIGHT IS ENOUGH A but audition. Houston s bong contest, a ate Vic tor ian period s po tlights Sue Lofaro. designer, artist and teacher __________________________________ it MUD R dEIf 12:00 2:40 7)9 MOVIE "Casino Royal," whIstle-off fight ing and ctwldran's games. 0 THE WALTONC Cindy has a en Kern on Christmas Eve arid steals all of from Onmand Beach as she makes toys and ornaments as they sen• lheChnistmaspresents (HIJ done nearly a century ago 111 (35) THE ROCKFORD Fl ES ______________________ WlflWIfptJioJV1, jjY I s INtO! ilj 110101 V sf1 ! York City, Minnie P.arl re-visits the Grand 04, Opry, the international lybucking, belly flopping, pillow Christmas" (1976) Linda Purl. p 9:30 Cithollc boys' Club and an orphanag. provide Coach Reeves and his fly — j 10:30 (I (17) MOVIE "Sister Kenny" (U) (35) THU WORLD OF PEOPLE (1946) Rosalind Russell, fleas. the Christ Child's manger with move out and into the apartment 0 (.4) TOMORROW Guests The (7) 0 SANTA CLAUS IS COMIN flOthlngtOglve except ssong )R) below his (A) TO TOWN Animated Fred Astaire Threat Cancels Appearance Brooalynfloys'Choir (1) flit WHITE SHADOW A image (var) 25 Priestly gar- 42 Alan — 20 Ryan — Breve" (1965) Frank Sinatra. Clint The Little Players (Part 2 of 2) Wallet American and Japen.se 02 (17) SANFORD AND SON (7) 0 MOVIE "Young Pioneers 5ho*t including various races, bet- natural habitat. me LITTLE DRUMMER (7) 0 TOO CLOSE _. &. BOY Animated An orphan boy FORT Henry rebels when he learns goes to Bethlehem and amrtv.s at that his daughters are planning to 14 Poetic traction '5 Arm bone 1:00 (I Soltand studies the red deer in et Bullets 35 Eon Hunter ne5I through the love of a little get on Christmas Eve. - • I — Da*ber 49Gypsymar- 19 Algerian 4 Whale ned woman espont 7 — Charts" 51 Behold 21 Terminate 10 Amo. — (Latin) 23 Expunge amat 52 Attach 24 Actor — — - - -- Island declare a truce that lasts • GAMES 0 (10) NOVA 'Red Deer Of until radio cor.taci Is resumed Featured a Christmas retroepec. 0 (17) NSA BASKETBALL Rhurn" A group of scientists on the lIve of highlights Prom 11:50 Atlanta Hawks vs Washington island of Rt'ium off the west coast Of 5 12:35 , U MOVIE Notorious IU'W - old Macmilan, (Part 2 of 2) 51 ____________________________________ ______ 32 33 54 f ALEOM 010 OUtPASA,USA.? fl 1 17 )1 DAL.AM OF NNlt (I3) 9'OO ID, 5NlOoA ______ (4) ThU LONG ROAD HOME 62 (17) GILUGANS ISLAND 13)( 17) MOVIE (TNhi) TO TILL. fl41 fJfl$ FAMILY FEUD (7) i 0 NEWS Ufr•ff4 FOR TOMORROW (1I LUCY 4:45 (MON-WED. 8:25 1) 0 THE MOST JOYFUL wrs- 0(17) MOVIE (TiltS) 0(4) TODAY Pd FLORIDA TERV (Till)) 5:00 (7)0 GOOD MORPN0 FLORIDA 7)0 RYAN'S HOPE 0(4) HOUR MAGAZINE (Till)) 8:30 - - Franc@Nuyen Twoprifirsispetiscrus- 12:30 5) ii TOMORROW Guest car Icionist Galion Wilson - _ - 30 42 143 11:45 - me 23 traced (I I/2 His ) 13) (17) MOVIE - Satan Never Sleep, (1962) William Holden, (17) mi FUNTSTONIS (MON. (7)00000 MORNING FLORIDA FROM CANISIUS (WED) WED, Ff1) 0(lo)THh'aEIIIAH(THu) 7:30 ' 4:30 W(l0)WANS(FN) "OUR MAGAZINE (MON. 0(4) TODAY () FREEMAN REPORTS 0 (4) (1)00000MORNINGAMEPJCA MON-WED. FPS) (I)) (35) TOM AND JERRY GRIFFIN (5)0 ________ I jf 10 SESAME STRUT TUE) - of the lint European news servic, is &REET (MON.C))) I3)OOY W000P(CKLR 0 10) A CHRISTMAS CONCERT ______ 21 0201 I37 0 ABC NEWS 2:50 SQAUCE(R) il.(17)FUNTIME(UON.WED,FRI) 5) 14i TODAY IN FLORIDA w (ID) ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) 3:00 ISiO THE LAW AND YOU (MON) (MON-WED, Ff1) 3 0 SPECTRUM (TUE) 5) f 4' TEXAS (MON-THU) 11:00 0 '4 FIESTA BOWL 111) C) BLACK AWARENESS (WED) Ii 0 THIRTY MINUTES (THU) 5) 4 WHEEL OF FORTUNE I 31 0 GUIDING LIGHT 15 1 0 HEALTH FIELD(FRI) It 12:15 4 BLOCKBUSTERS (MON. IL(17) MOVIE (TH(J) WED. FRO) 6:00 ____________________________ ii - $ :0 STARSKY AND HUTCH IED (ID) DICK CAVE" 10:30 r1 (17) WORLD AT LARGE (MON) 9 2:30 ii (35) V1OAL USSOONS YOUR o..,. - 17 It (35) MOVIE - A Dispatch From flulert - lB/WI (1940) Edeard 0 ly oppose the Chinese Communist Army chum. .t lakes over a mission Martin. Bob Grandparents Special problems - o ______ Ii -. 04 ANOTHER WORLD S 0 AS THE WORLD TURNS Winters. Dick pr ogram. and the elderly blacks ND ' - - Jonathan ' December 25 1, 1N0-7 .. A'5rating1oubIed, wIpedeet- ---- 'Acording to Variety the competition. Guests: on Aging; the Foil.' 11:30 0 1,4) THE SLIT OF CARSON E bert an SA&k*I review HART TO HART Alter EVENING Guests Bruce Dim, Johnny efldlflg her hospitality to a stai'. "Flash Gordon," "Snr Cr5iy" and mu Mathis. Myron Cohen. Calvin Tr,H,n fl9 young author. Jennifer up.',, "pop..,,.• (7) 9 JOHN DENVER AM y 600 (A) tOO enc.se series of nss,.tatal acciIIUPFETS .to'n o.'..' tams 0(7)0 NEWS 9:00 (.1)0 U•A•S•H , dents. (A) (7)0 NEWS with Kermit the Frog, Foul. I ) STUDIO Ri "floc 0(4) DICK CLA3 0000 OLD 7) aP STUOIO U! "Cop Show' (35) awviotwr iwo Q AC NEWS Miss P1QQ and a trun Musis' Colorado tas - write a . DAYS Dick Clark salutes the big. I) 4 5) MOVIE 'A KISS In The (spiorer Scouts assist iv.. Glen. NEWS pets for a celet.rat'or, of ,f. , cglhell gest stats of 1955.1955 and toasts Dark" niw (1949) David N.r., police Dept.. p — ArtsIz gal -,.:'- 0410 ) THtROOV If QIJflOfe ...dala. '. _tY- o* P4d.IskS Gusais r.finefp4 i mel. *1 '"PeVTshabNGoods DI' chanc* on the Mile High In' (11) 135)me Frankie Avalon. Annette' located ccerl violi nist inherits an Millse shows how post morterns are dancing (A) 10 BEANS Performed by the CalIfornia (A) 0 Fun.cello, Chubby Ch.dk.r, Fabian apartment house *here he diacov. indespenaibl. tools In modern Sheffield En.emble Theatre. - thés (17) c.&no. BURNETT A 6:30 and Jerry I.e. Lewis (A) en how t he Other half llvei (I 1/2 musical fairy tal, begins with the doe and asks to what latent 0(4) NEC NEWS (1) 0 MAGNUM. P.O. Five school. His) inrovements in lit. expectancy crsatlon of mankind and traces the 0 COS HEWS grille. their misSing teach.' and a (17) NEWS and hatlh ace due to doctors C) . (5) 6:30 ------ development of homan communicaABC NEWS (7) I priceless painting cause Christmas 0(1') NBC NEWS lion throughi t he ages as seen 11:50 (II) ( 5) SANFORD AND SON h 10:30 oliday complications :-HEWS through the eyes of "Bean' 0 C*4ARUS ANGELS Kris ()j) (35) THE woøw p ptop'j 0 10) SAIliNG. SAIliNG "From (7) 9 MOVIE "An American (7) ABC goes undercover in a fashionable ! NEWS Featured the cowboy's hamburg. Tacking To Mooring Some Basic Christmas Carol" (1979) Henry win 8:30 ( 5 SANFORD AND SON Sr eat ing contest, Shelley Winters Skills" liter, Dorian H5'ewood A miserly, girls' school to find ou t who st,an. SAILING. SAILING I) 14) THE SEAR WHO SLEPT ( 0) 0(17)SOSNEWHART par ty,a bimdsrelasetofr.om Depression-era American is given glad one of the students tRI THROUGH CHRISTMAS -. 'SaikflgWhatAboutT he W,n.J?" 11* ChanCe tO See his Pest, present 12:00 . Ans,.atd A young biuin goes in (17) SOD NEWHART 700 11:00 'bod future lives by a trio of ghostly (5)0 S'fARSK'y AND NOTCH search of Christmas and finds some 0(4) ) ,SJ 0(7)0 NEWS Nag. Christmas or visit s tIll (Iii (17) MOVIE - Little unisi.,'unusual adventures along t he way, U) 0 P.M. MAGAZINE PM. 7.00 ( 5)5Diy titu. C)]) (35) THE STORY OF CHRIST(1934) Katharine Hepburn , John (A) (1 ) POSTSCRIPTS Tonight's sun. discovers a Vermont turkey. suuuvi 0 M.5.3 Beal Q.A 5) program futures Jacobson's calling contest. P U is also Intro(5) 0 P.M. MAGAZINE P U Meg. ALL. CREATURES GREAT duced to a robot named tsac "makeov.r" as well as a segmen t azlne goes to a hospital that sped. 0 i4j 12:30 MAC DAVIS SPEC*AI. AN SMALL N on wrapping presents inespense JOk1S WILD (1) allies In treating headaches, P U TOMORROW Linda Grey, u 0(4) ( 5) BARNEY MILLER witches an attempt at t he and M ills Watson in Mac Davis 10:00 1.00 (10) MACNEIL I L!HRER ,, (17) NIGHT GALLERY Guinness Book trampoline recor d (1) 0 KNOTS LANCING K aren 's a Yuletide music special NEWS REPORT (1)0 arviOuncernent of lie. pregnancy (7)9 JOKEWS WILD (1) 0 A(54T MARY Jean Stap430 11: (7 0 POLICE WOMAN Pepper 0(17) AL flit FAMILY s off an argument between her - , (5)iMR ____ Dobkin. a Bahl_ ton portrays U 0 (4) flit SLIT OF CARSON and a race cat driver go undercover (IV (A)4 A mo. wanton wito ignored 1*. 730 -Guesty- Bert -Cónvy, '*urIlyn a pilaf flaI4 druQtwthe IIOER0ENTNEWCK severe personal handicaps nd Horn. (A) (4) TIC TAC United states homMexico (A) NEWS ©(17)ALLINmeFAMILY eanlontocoac$imor.thanio.000 )OTOTILLTHETRUTH MA'$H 0 (10) JOAN BALl CHRISTMAS 2:10 children in sandlot bsaebia (A) (7)9 FAMILY FEUD (7) ABC NEWS AT NOTRE DAME CATHEDRAL II (7)0 NEWS 7:30 (7) 0 MA. KRUIQEWS CHRIST- (11) 5) MOVIE "Twist Of Fate" (Ii) (3 5)RIIOOA lean with an opportunity to expert. once the true ineaniii.g o iv'jepio t Tac Dough," "Gililgan's Island," "ABC's Wide World of Sports" "Love Boat" and similar Yankee abominations It. one fi (the whole heme.though. Th&Dutd ioy THURSDAY STEVE ALLBI COIEoy (4) HO prograntnilng, designed to demonstrate the "Horrors" erpetra ed by Freddy Silverman and company. The p 10:00 December 23 Friday, Dec. Church in 10(010 Nebraska 2501 S. French Ave. Sanford - C -U 0 z - ' - ' - �V. -- , 2A-Evs&ngHera, Sanford, Fl. Two Winter Springs Men MRLD Held In Longwood Robbery.INBREF- PEOPLE - Johnny Carson Introduced 1erald Stall Writer Two Winter Springs men were being held without bond Saturday In conjunction with the Oct. 30 armed robbery of Security First Federal Savtnga and Loan in Longwood. Uted Preffit - M,. Central Casting would - Thnothy Paul Prlvett, 3D, *nd Bruce Sidney Thorndlke, 37, never pick Johnny Carsas to play Cupid, but that's _____what lappened. Three years ago McLean Steveis Henry Blake on "M-A41-H" rens and nrs recently ATT7 Corm's NBC the "Tonight" show. Steveneod &mplalned about having both of 211 S. Cortez Ave., were arrested Friday after two Independent Identified them, police said. CARSON PLAYS OoIhfr found after a search warrant served ° suspects' borne Friday matched what witnesses say was worn by Prlvett during the robbery, police said. - - .- •- Former Seminole Wnty Commission office manager Dot Wade, wh'died earlier this year, was honored Tuesday in a special ceremony before the county commission. A resolution presented by Commissioner Bill Kirchhoff praised Mrs. Wade as an employee "who often went beyond the call of duty and contributed significantly to the county" in her seven years of service. Members of Mrs. Wade's family were on hand for the ceremony, Including her husband Jimmy Wade. rn ardmotorvaluedat$lSOwas reported stolen from An outboard somemieween yard at 1001 a.m. and 4:15 pin.' Thursday. The motor was taken from a boat owned by Jerry Dean Rutledge of Sanford, police said. From the backyard at 232 Gale Place, Sanford, a go.cart Soviet leaders. The Tass news agency said Kosygin a sudden cardiac (Ned nursday as a result arrest." 'Pet' Causes Stir In Class valued at $7 was taken, police said. Ray Edward Sweat, 47, of flS Ridgewood Arms, Sanford, LL reported Elva Ware. The go-cart belonged to her member and former secretary of the Central Senior Citizens. Survivors Include a son, Robert B. Raker, Sanford; two grandchildren, Mrs. William Carpenter and Miss - . Palestinian Mayors Strike . UNITED NATIONS (UP!) - Two Palestinian mayors, expelled from their Wst Bank Bank homes by Israel, began an unprecedented sit-in and hunger strike at the United Nations, their demand to return home backed by a unanimous U.N. Security Council appeal. The United States, after twice abstaining on similar resolutions, Friday voted for the appeal that called on Israel to allow the two mayors, accuased by Israeli authorities of encouraging terforism on the occupied West Bank, to return to their homes. Outgoing U.S. Ambassador Donald McHenry explained the United States changed its vote since, after the mayors lost their final appeal In Israeli courts, the expulsion represented a violation of the Fourth Geneva Convention of 1949. . . ( - - .\\ . Katherine Baker; and • __ .. ., • . . • ..' - - -- .' , . I - at-grandaon, Robert W *perder. Gramkow Funeral Home ts In charge of arrangements. ,. - - ..' -. - - . . . Fui.rpI Notice WHITE, ' MIS. •THIL esrvlcn to, Mrs. £1P41 Baker White, 73. o Rout@ 4 Boa 231. Spring Ham mock, who died Friday in Orlando Monday at Gramliow Funeral Home Chapel. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery. Those wishing may mika contriusions to the American Heart Gramkow Funeral Home in charge. . humidity: 17 per erd; winds: Northerly at 8 mph. SUNDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: highs, 7:10 am., 7:11 p.m.; lows, 12:34 a.m., 1:49 p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: highs, 7:02 am., 7:25 p.m.; lows, 12:33 am., 1:10 p.m.; BAYPORT: highs, 12:58 a.m., 1:50 p.m.; lows, 7:17 am., 7:09 p.m. MONDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: highs, 8:02 a.m.. 8:11 pm.; lows, 1:11 a.m., 2:09 p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: highs, 7:54 am.. 8:15 p.m.; lows, 1:14 a.m., 2:00 p.m.; BAYPORT: highs, 12:39 a.m.. 2:43 p.m.; lows, 7:58 am., 7:49 pin, BOATING FORECAST: St. AtaglwtIlle to Jupiter Inlet. Out A anall craft advisory In effect from Cape Canaveral northward. Winds northerly 15(020 knots Increasing to 30 to 25 knots in the north this morning and to around 20 knots the remainder of the afternoon, continuing tonight. Northerly winds 20 loiS knots Sunday. Seas 4(07 feet, Increasing loStol feel In the north this morning and elsewhere during the *1 ternoon. Becoming mostly cloudy. ARF.A FORECAST: Mostly cloudy, windy and colder 50 Miles: wday with highs in the low tO mid 6. Partly cloudy and cold tonight with lows in the low 4. Mostly fair Sunday with highs in the mid 60s. Northerly winds Increasing to 13 to 20 mph today and decreasing some tonight. - . ..-- 3 Attorneys Apply -, 'Wade said he tried tbminkofsomethirto say but couldn't, think of anything "...except whit Dot would say. Thank you. Thanki to Betty Slmcoe who gave her a chance. Thanks to Dick Williams for all of his help and to Roger (Nelswender) for just being there. "Dot once said she never met a commissioner she didn't like ... just a few she didn't understand." -. More Patients Allowed from area residents, the Seminole Despite Cour1ty. Commission Tuesday voted unanimously to allow a convalescent center to Increase its patient population from 14 to 17. The approval came with the stipulation the center, located on the south side of Cub Drive, one-third of a mile East of Bear Lake Road, owners, Mr. remove a large, bright sign. The and Mrs. Lloyd Morris, also may not physically exp panded he premises, the commission ruled. The approval overturns an earlier decision by the county's proval Board of Adjustment. protests - To Replace Mize Herald PMI, by TIM Pdel to p. ______• • Here's List Of Christmas los ngs C -. IV Or- - ' -_____ -• - • - i Pt offices, federal and state off ices .ts Christmas Day and the Friday alter and on well as banking institutions in Seminole New Years Day. Lake Mary - city hail will be closed on County will be closed for the Christmas and Christmas and New Years and both Fridays New Years holidays on those days only. Seminole's oublic schools closed their doors after. Oviedo-city hail will be closed on CluistFriday and will rsume school Jan. 5. The school board office will be closed on both mac Eve and Christmas Day and New Years Day. holidays and the Fridays afterward. The Seminole County Commission Tuesday accepted the following (Ads: From Safety Lites, Orlando, for semi-annual requirements for traffic barricades and flashers for the Road Division. The firm was the only (Adder to submit a bid in accordance with bid specifications. - From Brad Ragan, renewal of a bid to fulfill annual requirements for spring parts for vehicle maintenance for the Department of Public Works. From Don Wood, Inc., for $72,624 to furnish and install a central fuel facility and automatic fuel dispensing system for the Department of Public - - Works. From Culvert Co., for semi-annual requirements for aluminum pipe. requested to increase Commission Approves Bids - . Three Sanford attorneys have applied for the position of Sanford city attorney to replace Vernon Mire when Mire is First graders at Idyliwlide E eeneutaryhspI pst-eIi Christmas program Invested as a circuit Judge on Dec. 30.,, I - However, according to Sanford Mayor Lee P. Moore, it is FIRST GRiDERS ' for 'their ctánsm%es taItr "me Mksmg"Nshe;" '1 story about finding unlikely the commIssln willappclnt a new legal counsel until RUdolph's nose. All first grader* at theschó6l parllcliiated. The story takes alter (1w first of the new year. PRESENT SHOW place in a by store. Children dressed as toys, dolls and even a Christmas Moore said If the city needs legal representation after Mire tree. leaves, it can be obtained on a temporary basis. The attorneys who have applied for the pusititsi so far are: -Bill Hutchison, who was city attorney for many years prior to his resignation in the early 1970s. Hutchison Is currently attorney for both the Sanford Airport Authority and the Lake Mary Backs Sanlando Cable IV Seminole County Port Authority. -W.A. "Bill" Leffler III, who practices In Sanford. By DONNA ESTES Mayor Walter Sorenson said today a Sorenson gives to city business. -William Colbert of the law firm of Stenstrorn, McIntosh, Herald Stall Writer deciding factor in the council's choosing - appointed Assistant Fire Chid Julian, Colbert and Whigham. Colbert is currently city atAn exclusive franchise to Sanlando- Sanlando, the Altamonte Springs-based Robert Stoddard to (1w city's board of Storer to provide cablevision service to company, is its record of good service adjustments. Stoddard ran Un- torriey of Oviedo and attorney far the Seminole County Mental Health Center and has served In various capacities with the Lake Mary residents has been informally and its more flexible rate structure, successfully for the city council earlier cities of Longwood, Altamonte arid Casselberry. approved by the city council. Before the franchise becomes effective this month, City Commissioner-elect Milton Smith is to formally take In another decision, the increase in an ordinance must be adopted. - adopted ordinances rezoning the office at the 7 pin, meeting of the Sanford City Commission Officials of the Superior Garbage Gleason-Keogh-SJoblom property, Monday. Smith was elected to serve the unexpired two years LB rates from $6 to $7 monthly, granted by the city council to Superior Garbage Service were a little red-faced as when In consisting of lets l0-A8 lock 21 on Lake the term of John Morris, who resigned. Service for garbage collections lnthe city answer to their request Thursday night Mary Avenue and Country Club Road, Other items tobe considered by the city commission Monday a year ago, Is finally logo into effect. for a rate increase, of 11 monthly, they from commercial %o residential; night Include: Orange-Seminole Cablevision, which were told the city council granted that rezoning the 17 acres at Rinehart Road -an appeal from the Cavalier Motor Inn on the denial by and Sun Drive, as requested by the Like city commissioners of its request for a rnotAle sign at the hotel. provides cablevision service to most of request on Nov. 26, 1979. City Manager Phil Kulbes said he sent Mary Development Co., from lakefront the county, except the Altamonte Springs -an annexation request for property fronting on Jewett area, had been vying with Sanlando- a registered letter to the f irm a year ago, zoning to apartment zoning; rezoning Lane. City Manager Warren Knowles points out ln his memo to Storer for the franchise for Lake Mary. It notifying thezii of the approved rate In- from apartment to duplex designation for Commissionersthat the annexation would create an enclave had promised to have service installed crease, but officials of the company the 94 feel by 250 feet lot located one-half a city area completely surrounded by unincorporated area apparently didn't receive the letter of mile south of Lake Mary Boulevard, on which is forbidden by state law. within four months. -request for a street light at 307 N. Mangoustirie. Knowles An officer of Orange-Seminole told the approval. Kulbes said someone from the Longwood-Lake Mary Road as requested city council a week ago the firm is firm signed for the letter which ap- by Art McCoy; and rezoning from has recommended approval of two lights, between West First already providing the service to a small parently never got channeled to company agriculture to commercial Parcels 1, IA, Street and Seminole Boulevard. lB and 2, west of Lake Mary Veterans -two requests for use of the civic center with alcoholic section of the city. The firm had not been owners. Clinic on Lake Mary Boulevard as beverages on Dec. 23 and Dec. 31. business, the council: other in aware that it crossed the boundaries by Wray Paul. -a new holiday schedule for city employees as recoin- decided between Sanford, where it has a franannounced the next council meeting mended by Knowles. The holidays for 1961 would include New $)0. salary from $125 monthly chise, into Lake Mary. Sanlancin-Storer representative Harry Sorenson was recently elected to a fourth will be held on Jan. 8, after new coun- Years Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Thanksgiving, Jacobs said it would probably be a year term as the city's chief executive. The cilmen Richard Fess and Kenneth King the Friday following Thanksgiving, a half-day Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. before it could provide the service, reason given for the pay raise is the time are sworn into office on Jan. 5- - In NATIONAL REPORT: Temperatures plunged below the upper Midwest, northern New York State and portions of New England early today. Near-zero temperatures In Chicago apparently caused the freezing deaths of two men. Light snow fell In central Colorado, adding a slick topping to roads already glazed with ice. The arctic chili covered most of the country Friday in a hoed semi-circle from the Rockies south to northwestern Texas and north along the Atlantic Coast Into New England. Freezing temperatures pushed southward through Virginia, Tennessee, Arkansas and the northern half of Texas. Readings In the teens were recorded early today from eastern Colorado down to Kentucky and up through New Jersey. AREA READINGS 19 a.m.): temperature: 57; overnight low: 48 high: 73; barometric pressure: 30.; relative Re,flaldi. a baby girl. Sanford DISCHARGES Santord ADMISSIONS John K Deki. Sanford Ruby A East.brooks Jacki e A carman Constance U. Vol" K elley BiancJe F Francis Terr, t. Renaida James Glean HenrIetta RhOdCS john H. uteruS Pamela S Small Roc A. Jlm.n.S Mrrn. s wail. Elias I Lay Tiffany Lynn Altord. Deltoni Lillian C Sipes Rhea A Christenson. Orange William H Trammell c ity Richard I Williams rr,ijrr(s G wuliumsen. Orange • Silda J. Baikw$il, DaBary City Pauline B Lloyd, Dellona Jislin J Hut(hflsOfl. Osl.en Tracy A. Touchton. G.nraa Terry A lookabil. Sorrento DaM. GlimartIn,Lake BIRTHS George KIozar. Oviedo and Yorri I Kenneth Il I r WEATHER . • j will b MVI i ML NV 1 CQ - - - • - ,- - ed the attention of heater owners, an unsentimental bunch w ho care solely for what the cash registers ring up. Back in 1976 Tatum O'Neal was the only f emale on t he list. And for the three-year period from 1913-75, Streisand was the only actress among them. One must go all the way back to 1960 to find four actresses In the top 10. That year they were Doris Day (No. 1), Elizabe th Taylor, Debbie Reynolds and Sa ndra Dee. The last actress to match Reynolds' No. 1 three successi ve years w as Day w ho came away with the box-office chainpi onshipa from 1962-64. Actresses accounted for themselves pretty well in the poll among the IS runners-up. In addition to Clayburgh, there was Meryl Streep, Bette Midler, Brooke Shields and Goldie Hawn. Joi ni ng Woody Allen in the group of also rena were Robert Dr Niro, Ja ck Nicholson, Walter Matthau, George Burns, Al Pacino, Dudley Moore, Chevy Chase, John Belinhi and Cheech & Chong. One hit picture can make all the difference for a performer. Stallone, for example, was No. 1 in 1977 because of "Rocky.' This yearde disappeared. In 1977, also, "Star Wars" was the greatest bx-offlce attraction In motion pictur e history. But it f ai led to land Its stars Mark Hamil, Harrison Ford and Carrie Fisher In the poll. It was a fluke film in which the real stars were a pair of robots, R2D2 and C3PO. - - center f - Seminole Memorial Hospital Dec.IC __ • AREA DEATHS representative of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers and was S DAMASCUS (UPI) - Syrian forces today bombarded "Israeli artillery bases" in southern Lebanon inflicting heavy losses and casualties, the state-run Damascus radio said. Quoting a military spokesman, the radio said the artillery attack came In retaliation for an Israeli raid into south Lebanon Friday in which three Syrian soldiers were killed and two others wounded. The communique said Israeli forces sustained "enormous losses and a large number of casualties." . sexually exploited. "I' am now a businesswoman and I t.-1 am me liberated than the average --feel women's libber," she. said. Mrs. Ethel Bake WhIta' 75, of ROr Box l,tng Hammock, died Friday' at Florida Hospital-Orlanao. Born In Cookaville, Tenn.,he had lived in Sanford since 1976 moving here from Nashville. She was an International Syria Hits Israeli Bases v' was the teacher's pet. And the students pet. Mn. Maure,32, Is farmer Penthouse magazine "Pet of the In public rel relations, vik Mrs. .tlLc'! . Xrelations responsibilities u ute e1p promoting the magazine. But when It came time far questions, students d#1 stick to the subject "Are you MRS. HELWHflt I The vehicle was stolen sometime between Dec. 12 and Dec. N - MOSCOW (UPI) - Soviet authorities Saturday of. fidally announced the death of former Premier Alexer Kosygin, saying he "succumbed to a grave, long illness." It was the first official confirmation from the bank robbery In Winter Park on Dec. 9. Wand, Fla. The getaway vehicle was also recovered at the residence. It week on the Carson show. Carson qtdpp4 'Vell, at had been stolen from Lee County (Florida), police said. least one of them's working." NBC lt season said Thndike was also charged with ththeft of a 1960 Buick goodbye to Hello Larry."r Regal which he leased at Ft. Myers airport In March. The suspects were being held at the Seminole County Jail. BURGLARY CHARGED IN BRIEF Honor The Late Dot Wade signed by President Leonid Brezhnev and other top ' • Death Of Alexel Kosygin utter devotion to the ideals of Communism, selfless labor for the good fo the Soviet state, modesty and tactful attitude to people won his high prestige in the party and the people," his official obituary said. It was Burt Reynolda, the mustachioed HOLLYWOOD (UPI) iactio male with a glint in his eye and a good-old-boy screen nage, Is king of movie box offices far the third straight year. Bachelor Burt has succeeded Robert Redf ord, who was No.1 'sn W74-75 as t he country's favorite leading man. I Big Crosby, however, is the only actor to have racked up ehanormorethan three successive years. Der BIn$le turned BURT REYNOLDS w t ri ck five tithes from 1944-4& The annual poll of box-office champions is cond ucted among Wins poll for third dependent theater owners and theat er chain operators by 'sear . straight ra ew York's Quigley Publishing Co. attract th e st o he 10 ars ed to list t The exhibitors are ask eatest number of customers to the turnstiles during the year. In this, the th poll, Reynolds led the pack as he did last tar and the year before, due In no small part to (tie popula ri ty f "Smokey end The Bandit II." . Informed by UP! of his third selection, Burt Reynolds said, 'Around this time of year there's alot of talk about awards. To ny mind I've just been given the best award of all the vote of incredibly, Steve Martin. lie people. Newcomers to the poll this year were Field, Spacek and "At aUmnelike th4swhen people are soconcerned where they pend their money and who they spend It on, it leaves me more Martin. Hoffman returned to the 4t after having fallen out of han staggered that when they go to movies I'm No. 1. It's the top 10 three years ago. Redfcrd, who had no pictures in release in 1978 and 1979, ninethi ng l ne ver, ever will take for granted." popped up again after a two-year absence. Redford was runner-c this year. His big pictures were Fickleness of movie fans was reflected In the disappearance 'Brubaker" and "Electric Horseman," a l79 release which fromlastyear'stoploof Woody AllenwhowasNo.4in1979. He remained a strong draw during 1900. Clint Eastwood, a perennial in the top 10, placed third this dropped all the way down to No. 23 when people stayed away year, although his only film was "Bronco Billy." Eastwood has from his "Stardust Memories" In 1960. Jill Clayburgh, who was No.5 in 1979, toppled down to No. 14 made the charmed circle for the past 13 years, gaining on John this year. Wayne, the all-time champ with 25 appearances In the top 10. Sylvester Stallone, No.6 last year, didn't make itto the top 25 Jane Fonda was fourth this year, dropping down from third place last year. In fifth place was Dustin Hoffman, still In 1, nor did Mel Brooks (10 last year), nor Roger Moore (9 last year). gathering crowds for "Kramer vs. Kramer." It was a banner box-office year for actresses with Fonda, Rounding out the top 10 were John Travolta (Urban Cowboy), Sally Field (an Oscar for "Norma Rae"), Sissy Field, Specek and Streisand taking four of the top 10 spots. It has been along time since that many women have attractSnacek (Coal Miner's Daughter). Barbara Streisand and. - County Commissioners BACKYARD THEM REPORTED Priveti was also identified as the person responsible for a married?" a student asked. A groan went up when she said yes. Did she have any sisters? "I have ens Mates, but she's married and his a bunch of kide." Mn. Maure said she did not feel posing nude made her - was being he'd at the Seminole County Jail Saturday charged with burgla of a dwelling and grand theft, according to police reports. lurt Reynolds Still R'ules Box Office I COUNTY Soviets uttictaiiy announce Soviet government of his death. "Aleiel Kosygin 's reports show. TEACHER'S PET: When Dandaku Moore turned up as guest lecturer at a New York area college, she - saidPrIv.tt nthId thebank and Th&rndIk Th. 4tn. ( 00 IOIZOdUC*d him, on trouble getting data. camera, to Glasy Fas'&ck, one of the show's talent coordinators. No one eveoknew, they were dating, but 3 O1.O( Uts year they were married In Captive -. - £ By DIANE PETRYK McLean To Future Wife - Sunday, Dec. 21, lflG-3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Smday, Dec. 21,1 HWY 11 " -FKRN PARK -of, Ph. 339491111 5.11 0AI1 Typos monvinetift - From Weeks Equipment Co., for one engine analyzer for vehicle maintenance for $7,290. - From Nidy Construction Co., for construction of two tennis courts at Sanlando Park and repair and resurfacing of four existing courts at Red Bug Park for atotalo($26,028. II'. Sewer Facilities Accepted By appropriate resolutions, the Seminole County Commission Tuesday: Accepted two sewer Facilities into the county system. The systems serve Cedar Ridge Section II and - Hunt Club Corners in Foxwood. - Released a building permit on property designated "marginal land" described as lots 8 and 9, Block 'E', Sanlando Springs subdivision. Authorized advertising and letting of bids for fire station furniture as identified by Public Safety Director Gary Kaiser. Commissioner Bill Kirchhoff voted against the measure. Road Grading Authorized By motion, the Seminole County Commission Tuesday: - Authorized emergency road grading in the city of Lake Mary for up to 10 days. Authorized emergency support services for the city of Oviedo to pick up debris ordered removed by the state Department of Environmental Regulation. Oviedo did not have the equipment to do the job and will pay the county for man hours and equipment use. Authorized a refund of $100 to Rep. Bobby Bran- - they, R-Longwood, for his political sign deposit. Reappointed Dr. Ned Johnson to the Orange. Serninole-Osceola Transportation Authority. government offices • on the two holidays. Winter Springs -city hall will be closed on Seminole County -the courthouse will be closed on the holidays and the Fridays after both holidays. lii Altanionte Springs garbage will be picked up on Wednesday in both weeks. The office of Florida Public Utilities Co. arid Flo-gas Corp. of Sanford will be closed Thursday and Friday for Christmas and Thursday only for New Year's Day. Churches To Present Nativity Scenes .4 UaiiIswi IIJ.U6 IVU UI I YU.I 1IWUiV 04V 5Ic George Street, nativity scenes during this week. Here is a U.S Highway 17-92 and schedule of living nativity scenes to be Maitland, 7:30 and 8 pin., Sunday and Manday. Free to public, refreshments in presented: -Seminole Heights Baptist Chirch youth, Fellowship Hall. - Rolling lulls Moravian Church, State Monday amid Tuesday evenings, State Bank Of Forest City Sanford Branch, West Airport Road 434, one-half mile east of Interstate-4, 7.30 pm., Saturday through Tuesday. Limited Boulevard. eating. -Grac.'e United Methodist Church youth, 118 Riverside Baptist Church, 7719 Forest City N. Airport Boulevard, Sanford, Monday, Road, 64 pm., Monday and Tuesday. Tuesday and Wednesday, 7.9 p.m. -- .......k... ..,l.,., t..... , t'. D.,.k.,4..n tCm..,.S. 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Toaaiat travelers, Amtrak offers the following tips: - Make reservations during early morning or late rdd hours, and adjust travel plans according to apsce.valithle basis if neceesary; - For short-distance trips, consider using unreserved coach apace on a first-come, flrsWerved basis; -Pick UP your tickets well ahead of traflfuateind verify all travel details such as fare, dates, and Special To The Herald Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Florida, Inc., has announced that It will Introduce a new Medicare Supplement health care policy that will meet or exceed all of the provisions of a law passed by the Florida Legislature last spring requiring certain standards of coverage for medicare supplement policies. This policy, officially to be called Complementary Coverage II, will cover the Increased deductible and co-Insurance for In-hospital care under Medicare to be effective January 1. The Florida Plan has filed the new medicare supplement policy with the Florida Insurance Department. The new Blue Cross and Blue Shield Plan's complementary coverage II policy will be offered to all the plan's 290,000 complementary coverage subscribers in Florida, as well as those Floridians reaching age 65, after January 1, at a cost of $18.48 monthly. The rate is 13.9 percent higher than the present rate for current hiwh.ontlon .--------comnlementarv coveragesub. .r scribers. The percentage Increase closely corresponds to the percentage increase in patient out-of.pocket responsibility under the new Medicare hospital deductible and co-Insurance. The out-of-pocket costs will be covered by the new cornplementary coverage II program In 1981. Current complementary coverage contract holders ages 65 destinations; - Get to the train station well in advance of the departure time, and, If you need assistance, make your p ew ce known to the uniformed station personnel; -Travel with a minimum amount of baggage, and, when checking them In, make sure all identification tags are properly in place; Do not check in Important personal Items such as medicine or cash. Carry them with you in person; - Do not bring pets. They are not permitted on Evening Herald, Sanford. Ft. effect January 1. The current deductible Is $190. Co-payments for hospital stays beyond 60 days under Medicare A will be fully covered. The new complementary coverage II policy will also provide the following additional benefits over and above the existing high-option complementary coverage policy: When in-patient hospital coverage under Medicare Part A runs out, an additional 365 days of coverage at 100 percent will be provided by the Blue Cross and Blue Shield complementary coverage II policy. There Is no lifetime maximum dollar limit to hospital. medical expenses under complementary coverage 11. For medical expenses supplementing the Medicare part B program, the new Medicare supplement policy of the Florida plan will pay 20 percent of the Medicare B allowance for covered services after the annual $60 deductible Is met Medicare B pays 90 percent of this allowance). The Florida. plan's medicare supplement policy will not pay the $60 annual Part'B deductible. Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Florida Is the state's largest health insurer with an enrollment of 1.6 million subscribers. In addition, it serves another 1.5 million persons in the ad. ministration of the Medicare program for most areas of Florida. and older will have the option of selecting reduced coverage at lower rates under a limited benefit plan which is also being filed with the Department. The new Blue Cross and Blue Shield complementary coverage II policy will provide paynlent in Full of the new 1204,00 in-hospital Medicare part A deductible, which goes into AREA BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT I Tribe'sMosley MusclesIntoSernt's No Surprises In Hound Xmas Mat Tourney LOSGWOOI)- If Lyman wrestling Darryl McCullough. "Eric was a Coach Skip Pletzer ever sours on his better wrestler," moaned Pletzer. coaching career, the bushy hairel "He just tried two moves that didn't redhead migPt well move ji couple work." The moves were a "head and an blocks down the road to Madame arm" which backfired as McCullough g Catherine's Palmistry. Early last week Pletzer forec'this slipped both and eventually Lyn,an troops, Bishop Moore's hornet ecisioned last year's district and Stuart Martin County as the champion 5.2. Smith crunched Willie teams to beat in l.yinan's ninth annual Wilson in round one in 22 seconds. Christmas Tournament. Despite Smith's setback, Lyman Hopefully for the Skipper, he was received a shot in the arm from senior boxing his trifecta picks and not Matt West, who replaced injured playing a two dollar ticket. It's 'I think if WO put definitely Greyhounds, Hornets and Martin County - but unfortunately four guys In the finals, for Lyman not in that sequence. Coach Randy Jesee's Hornets hold a we'll win It'. slim 66-63 advantage over Martin county, while the Hounds are a Hornet coach dangerous thittl with 50 points. The rest of the pack takes a back seat. "We've got a good outside chance," Randy Jesse., . said Pletzer after the completion of two rounds Friday night. The semi- second seed Todd Andrew alter finals were held Saturday at 10 am. Andrew hurt his knee in Wednesday's The finals will be Saturday at 8p.m. practice. The talented junior is The consolation round starts at 6 p.m. eqxpected to miss three weeks. West 147) used a single leg The reason the Greyhounds are takplown to upend Bishop Moore's 'We've got a good Terry Hoehn 2-0 in overtime. West then squashed Lake Howell's George outside chance,' Navarro in 1:07. Elsewhere for Lyman, Glen -Lyman coach Newman 1I14 whipped Colonial's Gary Boley 6-0 and pinned Joe FulghSkip Pletzer in of Oviedo in 2:25. David Ilenely 128) grabbed two decisions 9.8 and 10after two rounds. o. Tough Terry Barrett (1571 stuck dangerous is that despite being 16 Ix;tnts in arrears, they still placed Evans' Scott liowerton in 2:28 and seven men in the semis. Bishop Moore iiiauled Trent Smith 17.3. Co-captain Jeff Burns pinned Mike L'hilliis of has eight and Martin County six. guys Astronaut in3:3 and Martin County's these pins, We're not getting are," was the way assistant Coach Rich Powell in 1:53. Senior Chris Breen (187) im. I'aulThornann explained the 'hlounds' pressively disposed of Boone's Joe deficit. Another determining factor was Stoner in 1:10 and clobbered Eric Smith's (140) loss to Astronaut's Colonial's Jason Tart 12-1. Big Steve 1 .. : . passenger trains; - Carry a comprehensive timetable and travel Information such as reservation numbers and your personal Identification; Amtrak advises customers to carry phone numbers they may need and enough change for use In transit. Grapefruit Market May Gain Florida's grapefruit market at fresh and processed should be materially stronger because of the 1.5 million one.andths-biwhel-box supply slash in the USDA's Dec. 10 seedless crop estimate, United Growers said. The estimate lopped one million boxes off Marsh white seedless supply and a half million boxes off the mailer, very popular pink seedless production. The mall Duncan seedy crop Increased 500,000 boxes. lb. cut must strengthen a current very firm seedless grspefrult'fresh price for Indian River and Interior - area growers. It should also Improve the processed grapefruit juice outlook by reducing supply there because fresh grapefruit sales at export and domestically are ahead of last season," said Executive Vice President Wilson McGee of the Orlando grower organization. The United spokesman said the "key" to the strong grapefruit prim was In early increased fresh fruit sisznents to Japan and Europe. I % * V.. - F- Lyman 111gb School Future Business Leaders of sponsor; Amy Dickinson, secretary; Betty America recently installed new officers at a Bugle, Business Education coordinator, banquet held at the Longwood Village Inn. From Seminole County; Susan ('appetta, sponsor: and left are Carmen Amado, treasurer; Kent Ed Cavanaugh, vice president. Zastrow, president; Sylvia Thompson, co- Flagship's Tuscawlila Office entertained recently celebrating the move from temporary quarters to its new brick building located at 5600 lIed Bug Itoad. President Dennis Courson (right) is chatting with a few of the guests. - Irene K. Brown, American Cancer Society Seminole County Unit, spruces up Santa's outfit for his appearance in Longwood Extra Orange Squeeze Near? An Increase of two points to N percent in the squeeze factor for extracting juice from oranges to be processed at the beginning of a new season has been recommended by the State Test House Extractor Athy Counct Meeting In 1 41,46nd for the f1rsttlmeffi the iii SUM, members of the council pointed to the fact that ft ratio of natural sugar to acid would increase with the maturing of mldaeason oranges thereby Justifying a move upward from the factor of 06 percent In effect since end of the past season. The Florida Department of Agriculture and Conmimer Services Fruit and Vegetable Inspection Division was expected to follow the recommendation and put the new factor Into effect Unemployment Lines Grow WASHINGTON (UP!) - Almost 4.1 million persons received unemployment benefits during the week ending Nov. 29, an Increase of 615,800 from the previous week, the Labor Department say.. The Increase came on the heels of the announcement Last week that the number of people receiving unern. ploymet* checks during the week ended Nov. fl had dipped to 3.6 million, the lowest point in 11 Months. In all, there were 4,092,000 recipients of unemployment benefits In the latest report, 1,294,0 higher than a year ago. Textron Buys Florida Firm PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - Textron Inc., said this Put week it has acquired Bail Microelectronics Inc., of Lake Park, Fla., for $29 million cash. SMI Is a major manufacturer of hard surface blanks used by semimnducter manufacturers in creation of microelectronic circuitry images. "This move reflects our growing Interest In high tochnolegj'," said Textron Chairman Robert P. StraetL the huge DeLand transfer nailed Astronaut's Mark hail in 3:00, Mosley followed up by pinning Evans' Jerry Grey in 4:10. Other impressive county showings included Ovido's Doug Jordan (121) who pimedAlfonso Walker ofWolfson in 1:42 and decisioned Winter Park's John Kleiman 15-0. --. .. pins, these guys v' (Bishop Moore and Martin County)-are I "Jordan did everything but pin him," chortled lion Coach John hIorn. "I think he'll beat (Jeff) Horn this time if they meet in the finals." ' Paul Thomann. prominent business men and women and professionals at a luncheon Thursday at the holiday Inn at Lake Monroe. Explaining some of his company's plans for the area is Randy Ray (right), Daxko president, to (from left), Dennis If. ('ourson, president, Flagship Hank of Seminole; Art Beckwith, clerk of the Circuit Court; Gene Tucker, chairman of the hoard of Flagship Hank of Seminole. 40 Friday Seminole High's Paul Breig pulled c seems to have his opponent Tournament at Lyman was an upset victim Friday. decision, afternoon. Trent Smith under controhl Lake Brantley's Keith Powers during opening rouiid action of Many Know They' re Numero There's an old cliche among veteran coaches, especially those that have just lost a game, that statistics are for losers. Granted. many a brew has been hoisted and volumes of vocabulary expended on the topic of how those numbers and percentages relate to winning and losing records, Statistics usually are for losers, but taking a gander at the first-half season stats from Seminole Community College's sterling's troops are currently sitting on a 12-I record; including a present number one ranking among Florida's junior college basketball teams. I The Raider run and gun style of play is evident in SCC's scoring average of 92.7 point per outing. in contrast u opposition Is averaging 80.5 points per game. Where's the defense you say' how can a team be 12-I by giving up 80 points a game? That's where a can of the stats is deceiving. SCC nuns start to Finish. SCC has the speed and depth to run tart to finish. And as the case has been in almost all of from the Raider games this season, SCC spurts in three or four streaks throughout the game. Usually the spurts have come in the opening minutes, the start of the second half and the final five minutes of the ball game. That was certainly the case earlier this week when the Raiders found themselves trailing Indian River by six points with seven minutes to play. The Raiders spurted the final five minutes to run away 97-79. When you run and gun, you give up something on defense. But who can argue with s 12-1 record? Thus far In the season SCC has forced the tempo against the opposition, making opponents get caught up in the run and gun style of play. SCC'a style has resulted In a .533 percentage from the floor. Forced to run, the opposition is shooting just .464 from the field. If the Raiders have a glaring weakness it has to be from U - __- M. a surprising 7-4 Another Greyhound in control was 2.pouruli'r Steve Sc hofield (nfl top) as he turned his Jacksonville Wolfson opponent every which way but loose. WBABantamweightBout Pintor Decisions Uno? Everywhere But In The Stands l Raiders Fying N HEADOih)0 N . . Jordan lint a tough 6-5 decision to McKenna in the semi-finals. '1 think If we put four guys In the Oviedo High got on the scoreboard in the opening round thanks to efforts like Brantley's Horn in an earlier dual meet this year. Two penalty points for finals we'll win It," said the Hornet's Doug Jordon, pictured here on the brink of a pin In Friday's opening round. locking hands meant the difference. Jessee, whose team finished filth in 3A state tournament last year. horn, meanwhile came away with the ssee feels most comfortable at 107 decisi ons of 9.2 and 9-3. The Big Blue's (Pon), 128 (Love), 134 (Provost) Rich Farmer (134) swamped Steve and 140 (McKenna). The veteran Wilbaun 14-2 and edged Charles Knoll Hornets start nine seniors. 8-7. Powers completed the Pats And Jessee doesn't need a palmist triwnverate by beati ng MC's Darryl to tell him the Orange Belt Conference George 8-3 before avenging his dual •. has never won Lyman's prestigious meet setback against Breig. tournament. The personable young Lake Howell's Chuck Pellett (157) coach and his veteran Hornets would 0. was the only other county wrestler to hike to be the first. (;reyhound Terry Barrett the Greyhound Christmas How Harry Meeks (left), Sanford Burger Chef owner, presents a $300 check from the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce Christmas Parade Food concession to ilod Coleman (right), president of the Downtown Business Association, for purchase of new Christmas decorations for the city, as Shorty llolznionn, manager of radio station WT1III, looks on. Working with Burger Chef's parade food sales were Youth Pastor Dave Bohannon and Sanford First Assembly youth, who distributed 3,500 Christmas tracts. - ris Herald Photos by Tom Netsel and Tom Vincent NEW TO, BES MI IP1 (RNA LIONAL -' 1110, Cancer Society, Santa will greet youngsters on the lawn of the I'aparella home from 6-9 p.m. Saturday. Children will receive candy canes and balloons donated by Flagship Bank of Seminole, and adults will enjoy a cup of coffee as the children relate their heart's desire to Santa. Donations to further the search for a cancer cure will be accepted by the Seminole County Unit, ACS. Offlcials of Daxko Corp. of America, a computer software firm locating in Sanford, got an opportunity to meet city, county and state officials, - -assistant coach --- Banking Institute Week Set Florida Governor Bob Graham has proclaimed Jan. .3l, as American Institute of Banking Week In Florida. The week will conclude with the annual Florida AIB Chapter Leadership Conference conducted by the Florida Bankers Association's Institute Committee on Jan. 30 and 31 at Longboat Key, Sarasota. The institute is the educational arm of the American Bankers Association and provides continuing education to bankers In Florida. Its purpose, to inform, educate, and train the men and women who work In banks, Is achieved mainly through a network of autonomous local chapters, varied in size, structure, and emphasis, but all dedicated to the personal development of Florida bankers. Schofield (m) grabbed a 12-7 decision make the semi-finals. The stockily muscled Silver Hawk nudged Stan and a quick 1:13 pin. can't afford to lose again," Barber of Palatka 6-3 and Raymond "We warned Pletzer. "Everything's got to Simmons 8-4Understandably, Bishop Moore's go right. We've got to eliminate some charge was led by defending state of them and get some help1from other 0 champions Jon Love (128) and Bill schools." "Help" Is what SemInole's Scott McKenna (140). Love pinned both Sherman was yelling alter his It'umber foes, while McKenna outpolnted his two seed Paul Breig (157) was upset two opponents 16.1 and 16-3. Diego Pabon (107), Tom Garcia by Brantley's Keith Powers 74. Breig had edged Powers 3-2 earlier this (121), Bobby Provost (134), Duane Clarkson (157), Torn Ilerslebs (169) year. and Greg Andriotis all looked irn. Although Breig's loss ham pered the pressive while joining Love and Tribe outside chance for an Individual champion, massive Lee Mosley (222) 'We're not getting continued his impressive work by . pinning two opponents. on this weekend-at $206 Waverly Ave. Sponsored by the American California Shipments To End? Florida Commissioner of Agriculture Doyle Conner has begun the process leading to a total quarantine on shisnents of California fruit Into Florida. The quarantine Is a measure to protect Florida's fruit and vegetable Industry from the Mediterranean fruit fly, which Infests non-commercial trees In the Santa OarsSan Jose area. Conner Instructed Hal Jones, director of the Division of Plant Industry, Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, to draft a quarantine rule for a public hearing next month that would bar shipments of California fruit by mid-February unless the fruit fly infestation Is cleared up by then. Jones reported that the California Infestation "Is out of hand" at present, and a suspect fly has been discovered in the San Diego area, about 400 miles from the core Infestation. The San Diego fly suspect, a female, could represent a new infestation. -I Sunday, Dec. 21110-1B Ned Yancey (left), goodwill ambassador for the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, presents the chamber's December beautification award to Robert Meisel, accepting on behalf of New Tribes Mission at the international headquarters on East First Street. rebounding. I -- - - - . , -. .... -. - --------- -----.-' Joe DeSantis - Sports Editor scc holds Its own on the defensive boards, averaging Z2 and change per game as compared to 20 for the opposition, italder opponents have however out-rebounded SCC under the offensive boards, but only by a slim margin, Where the Raiders make up for that rebounding difference is in the assist column. Sterling's squad has rolled up an amazing margin, out-assisting the opposition by a 30113 mark. That's where that get-It-and-go style of play is paying off. The Raider talent is spread around, from the number one man down through the last guy on the roster. That spread Is reflected in the cioring averages. Seminole High product Bruce McCray remains the team scoring leader at a 23.3 clip. If he gets shut off there's always Lonnie Jones at 18.8, Travis Flier at 13.3 and center Mike Ryals at 10.2. If Ryals continues to play like he has in the last six games, SCC's rebounding problem will soon be solved also. Sterling also has eight other players that constantly chip in with five and six points each. And Sterling Isn't afraid to go to the bench. On a few occa.ukms It's been comical to sit at the press table and watch the startled look on the Op posing coach's (ace when Sterling sends In five fresh players after the first five have run the opposition ragged for seven or eight minutes. In practice scrimmages, either the first or second squad wins on a revolving basis. With all of that going for them, the Raiders have just one problem. It seems nobody wants to come and watch then, play. It has to be frustrating for the players to walk in the gym and see a spaghetti-thin crowd on hand for home games. If SCC goes on to win the state junior college championship and makes a trip to the national JU('(J tournament, it appears only a few will be aware of the aceotiiplishuiient. Lake Brantley's football Patriots recently held their annual pigskin banquet to honor Big Blue efforts over the past prep football season. Among the many rewarded were massive Scott Trimble, recently signed by Charlie Pell and the ('.utors. Trimble received the Most Valuable Offensive Lineman award Ilk' Most Valuable Defensive Lineman award went to fti'.nI Bell. Lanky flick DeMarco latched on to the Most Vaiwibk Receiver hardware while veteran Dan Giglia coilet led (lie Most Valuable Linebacker award Joining him with defensive honors was three-year started Fred Baber, named the Most Valuable 1)t'fensi'.e flack along with Kevin Besaw, selected as the Bib Blue's Most Valuable Offensive Back. Junior Jay Poag picked up Most Valuable Offensive Mayer honors while tough-as-nails and alkinfer,.nre pick Rick Campbell tackled the Most Valuable Defensive Player award. Florida assistant coaches Dwight Adams and Joe Kines were on hand at the affair in which the Patriots unveiled a new award. The Comeback Player of the Year honors went to Dave Jeffries and will bear his name in the future. Steve Hartman received special recognition for his overall contributions to the pl'ogramn with the Patriot Pride Award while junior tackle Mac Lantrip picked up the Ilitman of the Year honors for the most crunching tackle of the season. l.As VEGAS, Nev I UPI ) -I .upt' l'intor took hus time and relied upon his strength to lend off challenger Alberto Ihiviia and retain his World B41XIng Council bantaiuuw l'iW.ht title hy the slimmest of mnar(mei h ntor aril Davila, both 118, net Friday night with two of Ow judges giving I'untocthe tid, 143.142 and 146.142 The other had f'intor, from Mexico City, tied with I)avila. I riii I'om,iomi, Calif., tied 143- Davila his injuries in the ring Sept. 9 was not affected by lily last fight w ithi Owen" , I'tntor, now 43'7, said. -. was taking niy time waiting I knew I was stronger than Davila. I fought thus fight the saine way I did against l)avila's defeat was tits thurti attempt at the WH( ('TOW II Davila scored decisively with short labs to tile body (43 and head, winning all but two l'mntor won the crown in 1979 of the first eight rounds. with a 15-round decision over The turning point came in highly regarded Carlos the 12th and 13th rounJs when Zarate in Las Vegas and this I'untor, lagging on two of the year successfully defended it judges' cards, became the against Alberto Sandoval of aggressor and landed toniI IS Angeles, Kijaro Murata of hanation.s to I)avihi's head. rokyo and Welsh-born Johnny "hid opened a sniall cut Owen, who ditsi as a result of a bove his left eye Tiptop Breezes Again 48.34 Defending diamnpe, Tip top Supermarket breezed to victory as they whipped Club Eaton 48-34, Alvin Jones ripped the cords with an 18 points effort and three blocked shots. Dexter Franklin followed with 10; Brian Brinson had 7; Michael Edwards with 6; Samuel Edwards had 5; Dwight lirinson had 2 points. Total 48 For Club Eaton, David Daniels had 15 points; Jack Jackson added 11; Reginald Hayes had 8; Travis Brown had 2; Total 34 In the second set of games McCoys made it look easy with 48V blitz of Joes Variety. There was a balance of scoring from Terry Miller who had 13 points; Darryl Williams added 12; Bryan Debose followed with 10; Anthony Sutton had 6; Oscar Merthie had 4; Vanester Frison had 3 points. Total 48 For Joe's in what proved to be a losing effort Jerry Parker had 13 points; Andre Whitney had 4; Alex Wynn, Gary Innuin, Jimmy Inman, Bernard Rouse and Ralph Bellany had 2 points respectively. Total 27. it �..: . . 45- Evsnlng+israld, Sanford, Fl. .. - ... -. - if Shower Thomas A. Andrew 0. Drenkhohn 8. *f 315 Winter .,. " Perform Classic Springs UN. 4, 90,000 .1 -. Santos R. Gonzalot Ai wf Jill to Jacquelin# Broughton to Ou"011 A. 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We will close our lobbies at 2:00 & all enjoy christmas Eve with their ___ BASEBALL METAL FRAME \ IP L. , . MAIL NREIATl ECKEAD BALSAM& PROTEIN lobby vs Hill Trk Rentals Inc vi 0 Billy E Rogers. 247 Oakwood Or . T-88 COLOR \.,l ICkID s IALIPmICE 1 19 1 - 1 39 0 WITH I IC MAI 00 14'9 TABLETS We are sorying eggnog TooWay ç es - - 106 SchneemAn L Gloria. 90 L 113 1 so I POLAROID LEISM1011111 1 100 sir 4 ASCRIPTIN 0 Asi 'i , LIMIT I Be,, or . 4 ____ 2r9 r- EPSOM SALT Ll 4b E 3:Cr PEG $ 34 9'J & C(,,,gpSl ()n [3,1 , of 24 4-POUND 0 *•a I•1S$& 22 -- d %40 FOOTBALL 4 18 EXTRA STRENGTH 0 (0) 1 , PANTYHOSE i.ii a e 'e I 2skOl!e,ols block . 59 / TISSUE 80,01 toot 5sies 79 * ERS 2-PLAYER 29-INCH CIERAMIC DEODORANT physicist and violinist for West Suburban Orchestra one of those men. Robert Jerry Spica of Orlando, Fla., said the music Itself draws the crowds. testified Friday that Kelly fired his wife, who had been hired "It' s something the maws by Maher in the congressmiiin's district office. Spicer received a phone call from Kelly in November, IM. can perform," Schwarz said -I hear you're a jailbird," Spicer quoted Kelly as telling staindiing witage. rw sounds of Christmas carols and hint. "I'm going to have to let your wife go today." Spicer also Introduced Kelly to Cluzio the man who led him to musicians 111111114 their i* the Washington townhouse where he wals videotaped taking struments almost over powered his voice. "Handel $25,000 from undercover agents. ' Y.' TURBO DRYER NO NONSENSE KLEENEX REG.'2.49 POLAROID FYPtSB • L I MIT I Schwa", I 179 299 must be obtained ln advance. Ricardo . blade car. YOURCHOICE SINUTAB They are 'c / '--' people were turned away from list year's one per. (orniance. The hail was packed both nigbts. Tickets are free, but with people like this inmy fife. All ofa sudden I'm swimming in them." UnderquesticmingbyB.att.aglia,Maheruldhedldnotknow a college friend, whom he Introduced to the congressmen, or two other men had cr iminal records. Wi nter Park V i llage Apti Those dba 141009 & 13) 10 6, Hillis Corp 2,5M, becaluse Some 5,WO . Inc Order Selling aside W!"Itiams 425 N Orange Ave. Deland. $1,046 66 Jane Catty vs Neil McKintio s"" S. $3106 dba General Rep Services, 3117 J R Hatlaway vs Benjamin J Amherst Orl , $14S.00 L 143 SO ReVI S. wf Vivian, MF $22,S61 49 Combank Sern vs James R Lot Olk H North Off Terr . Sec I Dornon L Betty, 3850 W Narcissus Un 1 16 63 Sunbk Of Semi vs Margaret Sant , 11 )IS tt L %V 00 Joe Cireamons. Inc vs J Bralcher. 2 Hitching Post Ln , CO V.- of atOrchestra Hall, which seats & M.ddletoo,1019 Fern(ret Dr. On 571.545 OS Monumental Prop Fl 32S07. 51)91 34 1 13700 'A:nCr SrOM ' " D4 v Wilma Roller, 906 Gullborry Ln, AS Otis Chorus, sald the popularity ol would not have associated with them had he known. Lake St. Su 213 LW 1744 Ii 50 5. 121500 156 . Magaret 1111113, director of the Chicago Symphony Smithtown, N.Y., am on trial for conspiring to take a the drig-along Is simple: "The 'Meah' IIthe mos• beloOVved I to utuuuuce $250 000 br i be In exchange f or Kelly's prom piece of music ever written. private inunigration bills for fictitious Arab businessmen. "And It has to do with the The case arose from the FBI's Abscarn probe *here agents, mason wW getting oneself posing as representatives of Arab businessmen, offered bribes sort of geared to it," Mrs. to politicians in exchange for special favors. 1111115 saId. "And in Chicago, In a lengthy questioning session, Battaglia asked Maher no one his to pay ... It's a about people he Introduced to the congressman. &fl thing." Maher denied knowing that three of the men had been This year, Mrs. convicted of various federal charges, In an Interview list June, Kelly told the St. Petersburg ductlsd hitto performances of On "doit-yourself Messiah" Mmes that he did not know the men had criminal records and $1157 43. uS. Brooks, Po55 - I the audience could nO! stayseated while the king stood. wrong. Kelly, Eugene Cluzlo,ofI.ongwood,FIa., and Stanley Welsz, . (RI I By 703 Fl MyerS 33905) 4&4 , The king's enthusiasm began the custorn of stainding during the "Halletu ish - Ali Nall Rk of Stim vs Robert H Let Ros' Gail Ross ' s & F rancino' Moody db:arantakos vs Dwight George J Patrick L Mr P's Inc Eglin * .4 ded. The Florida Republican contends he took $25,000 from undercover agents a t Washi ngton townhouse last Jan. 0 as part of that Ipvestlgatlon and had no Intention of doing anything vs Dolores * Si m Chorus" that he Jumped to his feet and rernalned standing until the Int. note had soun. Gay, trustee Dear Santa Clause All Nall Bk Sern vs Patricia V31 so Somoran North ApIs_ vs Arnold Cont.nenl*al Conti, Fl. F oods CiIii Oft L Trust vs Ronald D Stillman Dunham, No 2812, Paco, Rl I Son 301 Sant, sitil 14, ca Port 0 Call Inc. in re of J Semoran No Aple Edwards, 144 Sable Palm Cr. As. 5573 N I 12162 set when I am wounded I can doctor myself. I also want a Michael Wood. 2" S Org AV Su $#moron Blvd . WP 32792 Art Beaverl dba Oviedo Auto %1,499 00 & $17 00 Darlene Counterman ridiMf toy so I can take my poodle Panda for a spin. Oh yes 140. Orl $1.638 S6 John L Hen%arling L Alms A Parts VS Errihl L Crane Box &22 1218200 vs Samuel 0 Stewart & *1 Sunolland Corp. vs Frank Oviedo, 871S 34 & $7103 --------______________________________________________________________________________________ ______ Beneficial Fin CO vi Carlyle J Dianne H 1311 Oxford Rd . Mild. Tpne. 84.65721 & 137001 14334 'I all. nesday. 4-year-old Migrant Sanford Dear a good Christmas Thank you. . needy children In Seminole County on Tuesday and Wed. We will he happy with what ever you bring us. We love ycxj, Santa. Thank you so much. Merry Christmas! 23Usa Court E. I want a baby doll and Fresh & Fancy make up kit. A bicyle, Please Hierskill Photo by Tom Vlac"t at large, to Capt. ('an Phillips of the Salvation Army to be distributed along Cubit warts a Mickey Mouse telephone. Darrell Brewer -4 Dear Santa presented by (left to right) Charlie Morton, community services chairman, TO Love, Stephanie Brewer - 611 AnnaManicini W2 Palmetto Ave. David Van Ness, president of the Sanford Council, and Russ Miner, member . Karyn Brewer - 6 months Love, These 100 dollies dressed by the Telephone Pioneers of America were flDfl AND - Love Melissa heaven if you could please. , * YOU. hard to be good. tell Mrs. Claus to have a merry Christmas you too! Please give Dady a present in .. •. _'.4 - . ).'.w.i. %~ - - don't want much but I would like a few of these things. I like coo toys and things I oould pretend I clean house with and maybe a few clothes. I hope ;o~ could help my INIom get some presen ts she hasn't been doing well Also if you could put a small gift away for a baby in January, it from my Mom. rig . A' tr • •., EA Santa Alton wants a motorcycle. Jammie wants a racing car set wi th a track. Josebiu wants a bicycle. Sean wants some racing cars. Raydon wants a ball. Adrian wants a bicycle. Eric wants allaHaHerce. Carla waits a stove set.. Cynthia wants a tricycle. Clifton wants a bicycle. Ladetra wants a bracelet. borne wants a i-wheel drive truck. thakenna wants a baby doll. Jimmel wants a Mickey Mouse telephone. Tammy wants a baby that cries. . This Is Stephanie, I want a dolly Soft Sounds, oen and roller skates. My baby sister Karyn wants a Busy Box, dolly and a bell. My brother Darrell would like achlpe, Big Wheel, Ponch and Jon and a police uniform. U! I. ...A U!eoveyOU,nta I .-usus. Thani . . '. . .. '' R" DY From We have been good girls and boys'at home and at school. We hope you will come see us on Christmas Eve. Brian Ben Sanford - Bryan Ansley . work about God should never be performed In a pl 25e That bebief, however, was not em br aced by King George e :: ,...•_. . • -. late provokelll the Ire of some members of the Church of • ... 0 wr a year . - Shasta .,aOfl -. .. the dty's first, vA a spec. noticed an elderly man sitting taticulair prodwtion conducted In front of him who mouthed ron ,n .. . . i - Homes, Inc. to Vivian e. at Orchestra Hall. every word to every chorus," Taylor, SgI., Lot 11, Academy Estates, SS4.000 Tbe"Messiah" was wismjily Mrs. Barnhart said. "He Anthony W. O'Brien L *f Karen Mainor UN. Two. S0,000 Charles Robf. Marian ii, Will Janis received at Its premiere thought this man must have to J Wm. Brewer I I & wit Ruth* D. Lot 3, 81k C, Druid Hills Estill let to Janis l. Harlan, ApopU, Lot 3l, performance In Dublin, listened to the Messiah for Addn, S733000 mirror Lake Manor, $100 Ireland, In 174L But the years and years to memorize Shearer, Lot 23, 81k F. Oakland . - rmance "He was at a pejjrfo~ ... • . . - _. Church, Methodist Church, billed as of the 'Messiah' Trucks Love -. ' ' in Chiggo Temple-First Love -' - • ' ' Dear Santa, I would like a big race truck, a big race car, 2 guns and (a holsters. I am S yrs. old and have been a real good boy. Love, Dear Santdc Chad Ansley ,. . . tam6yearsoidiamlnfnstgrade,SaflfOrdgralflmersc011.i Dew S,ufla, anta, wanta fashion dool. and some cbs for It. and a doolihouse. I Ihope Your feeling well. I havent been a bad girl this year. I wanta doll that wets and a bottle. I will be good and I will try . ' Toy Santa can Iplease have a cash register so I can pay my mom for taking care of me. Santa I have been a good boy this year so I hop you love me enough to give me these presents for Christmas. C)h yes Santa l airy IXIW. need my front t eeth there with - .. - Chicago nhart, got the idea from an Magasine including one at elderly man Helen C. Ballard, Wid. to 25,BlkD,NorthOrlandoTerr., Sec . . . This yew,'10 sing-alongs for Dr. Robert Bruce Pierce. were listed ., . . to Donald Kruse A. wf Anita J,, Taylor C. Oro", ir L wf get. Lots 21 8, 22, West Haven, $4,300 Many musicians also are senior pastor at Chicago the three-hour symphony - . to Santa, : Blk F, Seminole Sit", WAS celebrating the birth of Christ " I -.-_ 3 Temple-Methodist Want Chad G'1""T"'' I would tike a dump truck, pickup truck and a po wer truck, play guns icr Christmas. Ihave been a good boy. three : years old. . o amateurs. Bryan, Santa to the Evening Herald, 3 0 7l. You may also deposit your special Santa box in our office. , D . __ our child's French Sanfor "w - '--' Sol., Lot W.T.DameeonJr. ISrendato Bonn[* K., Lot 14. The Springs, ()let* H. Flowers (Morr.) Lot 6 8, of 1, 81k H, Lake Wayman Shadow ood Village. $104,500 X • Nl.Cl bin J.toj. Fred Williams s,w$ ys Bo ' 'Good , i, . Sunday, Dec. 21,1$G-S5 Evening H.ra, Sanford, Fl. Singers Carolyn S. Jordan, $gi. S. 117,0100 E. . Sunday, Doc. 21, 1,50 REALTY TRANSFERS II?, Sanlando Springs Tr. n. .... C. . NO ONE KNOWS MORE THAN THE DIAMOND STORE . SALEPRICESGOOD THAU WED. DEC. 24 OPEN WEEKDAYS 0 OPEN SUNDAYS t 10 A H Ill 7 P.M. .,. 11i EARLY SOME SALE *1 PL$CVI THC I0HT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. ITEMS LIMITED. - • - - - - i JU �I SB-Evening Hirsid, Sanford, Fl. • •. . ,. Sunday, Dec. 21, 1'IO TONIGHT'S TV SATURY • 0(Z) NBC NEWS U ABC NEWS (10)AGRONSKYANOCOI4PA. NY EVENING 6:00 () 7:00 too' II, (35) BIONIC WOMAN tD10)MUR MOOT ENGLISH live Rid Herring.' I (17) WRESTLING 6:30 Ii 1) NBC NEWS cMNEw$ 7:00 9 it, (35) WILD, WILD WEST El) (10) FLORIDA HOME GROWN SPECIAL On this special live ad-On hoSt Tom MacCubbin answers uers questions on QafdenIVI9 7:30 0 '4 FLORIOAS WATCHING w (10 THIS OLD HOUSE The houSe painter dSiniooSttat.s how tO apply Primer and Bob VIa talks aboU instaling ,$ti oak floor and sanrgfloorip 800 - . 0 (lj SARSARA UANOREU. AND THE MANORELL SISTERS Iii 0 WKRP IN CINCINNATI While contemplating stifling the staff on Christmas bonuses, Scroog..Ike Mr Cart.on tails p11 asleep and is iranspo,te , past and future irties (1)0 BREAKING AWAY The four Iownaes i Sfl)OIfl9 $ day at thew frthe swimming hole when they are interrupted by me m.es from the fratemity it (35) BACKSTAGE AT THE stricken by food poisoning (I 1/2 featured in a cmpete tfw-acf Mrs version of Alban Berg's opera from (F 0 BLACKAWARENESS the Metropolitan Opera HOuli (7)9 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Jan'45 Levine conducts THE JtTION$ U (17) FOOTBALL SATUFOAY(3j)(5) V) 2 (I MOVIE "The Egyptian" Bob Neal hosts a look at the day's 1951 Peter Uslsnoii, Gone Tierney A ghaicw meets with suffering upcoming games and commentary and Sdi Pun he comes to the aid from PfO arid college ewe'ls of an Egyptian pharaoh 8:30 ,-..,- THE TiM CONWAY SHOW (F U(s5) GRAND OLE OPRY 4)0) LIVE FROM THE METRO- (4 9:00 Rollerco$ster MOVIE 1977t George S.g&, timothy twns, (F o FREESt! AND THE SEAN Freebieand the Bean have 1090 POLITAN 'Lulu" Teresa Strain. Evelyn Lear and Kenneth Regelare ona quick search for another witnets when the prime witness agbn$I an underworld figure turns CALENDAR am THE could.. (17) 00 BATTLES 930 (it (35) NASHVILLE Off THE THURSDAY. DECEMBER IS 10:00 (F 0 SECRETS OF MIDLAND HmGHTS Dorothy learns that her daughter NoSy knows $bOUl Pif affair and ecs1estoendil (7) Q FANTASY ISIJ.NO A singer F4ucathsiai meeting by Cancer Victim. & Friendsrisks her kf5 to meet a recluaive composer, arid a man branded a Central Florida Chapter, 7:30 pm., First Federal coward attempts to prove that he Savings & Loan Assn., 2424 Edgewater Drive, OrinIdO did not abandon his friends after a plane crash FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19 (it(35)INOEPENDØ4TNETWORK Diet Workshop, 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m., Jefferson Ward, Interstate Mall; 7:30 p.m., First United Methodist Church, Sanford. NEWS Your Adult Club for Singles (YACS) dinner-dance, 1(17) NEWS 7:30 p.m., ?4al1,1and Civic Center. - 10:30 Norman de Vere Howard hapter United Daughters of thecorifederacy,2p.m.,at3)8W 17th St. Program, (IL (35) ONE ON ONE Host Bud Bre ()3 (17) NBA BASKETBALL Atlanta Hawks vs Portland Trail "Trip to the holy Land" by the Rev. 1.TO)' PET. Seminole Sunrise Kiwanis, 7 a.m., Jerry's, Sanford Airport, Sanford. Btuerl ' 11:00 O(f)IiiO(7)ONEWS 11)(J5) UCOWOCITV Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 am., Lord Chumleys, Altamonte Springs. South Voiwla Sertoma, 7:30 am., Deltona Inn. Wright Watchers, 10 a.m., Sears, AItmonte Mall. Tanglewood AA, closed , 8 pm., St. Richards Church, Lake Howell hoed, Longwood AA, closed, 8p.m., Rolling hills Moravian Church, State Road 434, Longwood. 11:30 0(4iSATUPOAY1t074T1 'F 0 MOVIE The Heart Is A Lonely Hunter' (C) 41961) Also Arkin, Sondes Locks ' (7.) 0 COLLEGE FOOTBALL "Tangerine Bowl" Florida vs Maryland MOVIE "The Phantom Of Crestwood- (B/WI (19321 Ricardo Corlsz, 145 Warner SATIJRDAY.DECF.MBER2U Sanford AA Women's Group, 2p.m.,1201W. First St. Cauelberry AA, dosed, $ p.m., Ascensbno Lutheran 12:45 at (17) MOVIE Sweetpsearls" Twenty Mitl.on 1:00 0(4) HOLLYWOOD HEARTBEAT Church. Sanford Rota*Breakfast Club turkey shoot, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., betTi the Disabled American Veterans 30 U (4) IA/U OF iE El) building, Highway 17.92, Sanford. 2:30 SUNDAY, DECEMBER21 Ballroom and round dancing, 8 p.m., Temple F) 0 NEWS 2:40 It (17) MOVIE Vatsity Show (IS)?) Dick Powil. Prieclie Lane .halUtn, Providence and Elkcam Boulevard. Seminole AA. 3 p.m., open, Halfway House, 591 Lakn Minnie DIiVBi Buford. 3:00 MOVIE WP.af Did YOU Do (1)0 In The War Daddy?" (C) (19611 SanI.rd g Book AA, 7 p.m. Florida Power & Ught, James Coburn. Deck Shawn iiYoung.all. Heart" dance $p.m., DeBary CommunIty Center, Shell Road, E)eflary. Instruction 7:30 p.m., Public Invited. Turkey shoot sponsor ed by Sanf ord RotaryBreakfast Club, tO a.m. to 4 p.m. behind Disabled American Veterans building, Highway 17-92. 4:30 ()(I7)MAv!f1CK 15[J4'j MflINQ Florida p.m., 5:20 (7)0 CELEBRITY REVIEW Monday Morners Toastmasters Club, 7:15 am., 5:30 (12.1(17) AGRICULTURE USA Holiday inn, Wyinore Road, Altamonte Springs. 6:00 Diet Workshop, 7:30 p.m., First Presbyterian (S)O INN LAW AND YOU Road State Church, Deland; 7p.m., Florida Federal, 7)OPICTURIOFHEALTH 12.(17) BETWEEN THE LINES 436 and 434. 5:30 Sanford Rotary, noon, Sanford Civic Center. SPECTRUM Sout Seminole AA, noon, Mental health Center, 3 AGRICULTURE U.SL Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. 7:00 Sanford Al-Anon, 8 , p.m., First United Methodist0 (4) 1W01 COMPANY ROBERT SCHULLER FROM (imrch Sanford. F0 THE CRYSTAL CATHEDRAL Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. VIEWPOINT ON MJTRII1ON - 'lOb's Chapter 79, 7 p.m., over Baptist Church, ('rysLil Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary. Al-Anon, 8 p.m., recreation hall behind Stromberg Carlson, lake Mary. I L) E.SI)AY, IWCFMBF}t23 (her 54) Club, 10:30 am., Bedding Gardens, Sanford. Wei gh t Watchers, 7 p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 309 S Oak Ave., 1 p.m., Sununit Apartments, ('asselberry.- 5)CHAN0LDLNU iZh7) JAMUROS*SON 7:30 (3(4" POINT OF VIEW 7i 0 DIRECTiONS A look at how one family is coping with today, inflationary pressure's is presented 1 1 135 DR. IJ. DANIELS ) 10 WONDERS Of THE SEA 12.I7ITIIWRITTIN 800 Ø4 VOICE Of VICTORY Okerraters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power & light, Sanford. '101'S Chapter 375, 7 pin.. First United Methodist Seminole AA, 8 pm., open discussion, 591 Lake - Minnie Drive, Sanford. Souud-of.Sunahine Chapter Sweet Adellnes, $ p.m., St. AIIdrCSS Presbyterian Church, Bear Lake Road, - Film program: 'Golden Autumn" and "Inside 10 REX HUMSARO PLE 7i9 -11 (J5)JONWYOUIST PEO SESAME STREET (R) Winslow Of The Navy "IR earing a hoot of motion, picture Aviation Modelers, 7:30 p.m., hobby Depot, Sanlord. - WEDNESDAY, [)ECEMBER14 Said lrd' Brea kfast Rotar) Club, 7 am., Sanford lrpurt h(e'stauranl. 0 Okirtlo Rotary, 7:30 tin,, the Town house. Sanford Kiie,anls, noon, t'p,lc center Sanford Optimist, noon, holiday Inn. Recucry, mt., 12:34) piti., Sears Altamonte Mall, Despite Anna obections. Barbara di'dei to drop out of cottage tI (35) JERRY FALWELL gamee faaturing an analysis of the strengths and talents 04 the teams uncontentioruspresented El) (10) THE AMERICAN ALBUM 1:00 0 (4) NFl. FOOTBALL Regional coverage of Cleveland Browns at Cincinnati Bengats. New England NewSaints, Patriots at New Orleans York Oakland Raiders at Giants (50 NFL FOOTBALL Minnesota Vikings at Houston Oilers y 0 DIRECTIONS The meaning of Christ s life to people of diverse cultures as seen through then art is presented ()j) 13 5) MOVIE - Christmas in Connecticut (B/Wi (1945) Barbara Stanwych, Dennis Morgan A paper columnist is instructed by her boss to have a war hero as her tam fyi's guest for Christmas dinner 12 His) ED (10) WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW (R) 9:00 (3 CF MOVIE 'Coach of The Year' (Premiere) Robert Conrad, David Hubbard A paralyzed former pro football player takes a job 55 5 footbal Coach at a juvenile conaclionalfacitity 0 ALICE Mets recently wd mother arrives in Phoenix minus her male and singirugthe marital blues (7) 0 A TIME FOR MIRACLES Kate Mulgrew Portrays Americas first native-born isint. Fi,zabi,Ih Halley Salon in a dramatizatiOn or her life story El) (10) MASTERPIECE THEATRE Testament Of Youth Vera -it j)lUnQ•d into thehell of lvc,nt-1,rw. hospital arid assigned to nurSe wounded Germans (Part It 9:30 5 Q THE JEFFER$ONS .1 1, (i5) JIMMY SWAGGART (1 1) THE MUSIC OF CHRIST. MAS The Toccoa Falls College Choir presents selected meioduesof the season 1:30 ED (10) WALL STREET WEEK of Stanley s patents e.perwncirs a potentially lethal allergic reaction to a medication mistakenly adm,nui feted. apparently by Stanley ISCO Inc (A) 12. (17) MOVIE Hw Green Was My Valley (1941) Walter Pidgeon. Maureen 0 Hata A Welsh mining ED(l0 ) FAWLTY TOWERS .12.(17)NEWS family faces persorsaland eCoriornic prooterns while planning for the .11 (35)PTLCLUB 2:00 7)0 MOVIE Long Days Journay Into Night" tB/WI 4*962) Kathatine Hepburn. Jason Robirds Based on the play by Eugene O'NeiS A lamely encounters personal problems with alcohol, norand depres. sian 13 Mrs (D (104 TONIGHT IN CONCERT Florida Youth Symphony (I1.(35) MOVIE Hot Spell (81W) (19511 Shirley Booth, Anthony Ouinn A meddl.-aged housewife seething with frustration Over the problems of hot. children and the eid.f$ereruce of Pier hustiand tinalty , smont hw steam It 1/2 SATURDAY, DEC.MBERV The Irish American Club of Central Florida, S p.m., All Souls social [fall, Sanford. Covered dish, ham furnished. s Gruup, 2p.m.,l2OlW. First St. SanfordAA Women' ('assl berry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran house is dislurhed by I CiAJ classes 11:00 7 0 NEWS The Last Harvest Singers -lj-(17)RUFFHOU$E - t he st oryofaprincetlove f or 5 caliph p daughter and the Intl" which surrounds the,, refs. tionship retold (R) $( 0 MOVIE SHE (1960) Dma, Shard. Cornelia Sharpe A female secret agent is assigned to destroy an international crime syn. decal, headed by a former Ol y mpic Sector , Mistayn Monroe Three actresses use an expensive apartmerit as bait for rich husbands (2 His) NFL FOOTBALL Philadelpius Eagles at Dallas 7QMON'IICARLOSHOW 7 12:30 (3 MOVIE A Stolen LIe lB/WI )1946) Bells, Oars (iipn,i Ford h - E • Communists Cooperate' It) 5)KUP9GFU ED (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY ff4 (MON. TUE. THU. Ff1) HILLBILLIES '2 17) BEVERLY HILLBILLIES (MON-WED. Ff1) Mary Hughes, a freshman from Longwood, has been named to the fall term Dean's List at Maryville College, Maryville, Tem. To be name on the list, students must have achieved a 3.25 out of a possible 4.0 grade average during the academic term with no grade below a "C." Leisure Time Dance Starts ESTAURANT (Ceesitfi 0$) e2 Large Eggs Act 5tfte BREAKFAST ' ( ' The Letaire Time Program AM A Daily Special Specials Include Potatoes foes & Vegetables a Dinner Rolls $ 1 .82 Hear Christmas Moods TALL LOCAL BUSINESSES AND HOMES IN SANFORD OPEN MON-FRI. 6:30a.m.-Sp.m. SAT.& SUN. Hear the many moods of Christmas through the ages: Renaissance motels, sprightly dance tunes, traditional carols, and new arrangements of holiday favorites by the University of Florida Men's Glee Club, Women's Chorale, AREA. 7:30-3:30 University Choir, Chamber Singers, Renaissance FREE DELIVERY AFTER 11 a.m. - Ensemble, and Century Tower Carillon In a half hour special music for the season. Contact WESH-Channel 2 for television listing. - Cheerleaders To Convene 11w United States Cheerleader's Association will host a holiday clinic-championship Sunday at Valencia Community College, W.it Campus, Orlando. The event Is for high school and Junior high school cheerleader and porn Don teams in the State of Florida. Registration begins at 1:30 am., followed by the program at V a.m. Official USCA State of Florida Championship trophies will be presented to the top teams in competition. A highlight of the day's activities will be performances by the 1980 "Silver Anniversary" USCA Grand Champion Teams and Individuals. (L) I tO) SESAME STREET (NON, FROM CANISIUS (WED) ED( IO THE MESSIAH (THU) ED (10) BEANS (Ff1) Il 417) FREEMAN REPORTS MON-WED. Ff1) Knowles To Exhibit Works 12:30 Among the 215 of the nation's most talented artists and craftsmen selected to compete In IMAGES '81 - A Festival 04 NEWS MON-WED.FRI) ROAD HONE 8 - 4 THE LONG (THU) 5 0 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 0111w Arts, Feb. 2$ and March 1 in Riverside Park, downtown New Smyrna Beach, Fla. is Sanford photographer W. E. iipeteui Knowles. IMAGES '$1, a Jurled show, offers a bonanza of ribbons and cash awards totaling $7,500. (MON-WED. Ff0 M -. {.fç AZ A'TI1)IIII. "' IF 'S2 ALL SEATS Pair Wed 74 Years Advise: Learn To Give And Take 99C tSP 4$ )e PLAZA I iii,it, All )To (!i. 5:00 0 of MONDAY MORNING - Seminole Community ning, intermediate, and advanced "Jazz Dance-Exercise." Jazz Dance-Exercise I is designed to introduce and develop coordination, muscle tone, control, rhythm, and agility. For all classes the instructor, Joy Hinkle, recommends the students wear leotards and tights. '11w fees for each class provide for the instructional cost. For more Information on starting dates and times, call the Leisure Time Program at SCC. These classes are self-supported by student fees at no expense to the taxpayer, eMeat Loaf •Fried Chicken e Shrimp • Flounder e r.ft.Q Beef e Roast Beef e Skillet Cooked Potatoes or Grits • Bacon or Sausage C Toast or Biscuits .All The Coffee '° Can Drink at College Is offering morning and evening classes in begin- • HOME COOKED LUNCHES THE GOOD DEAL - Sanford, Fla. 322.6552 12:00 MARCUS WELBY. uo (MON-WED. Ff1) 5:25 tl(17)UTPATAO4.(MOIlI) By ChIAhttY herald Stall Writer DOLLY PA5To JANU F ONDA ([OVIELA People today practice being married, being divorced, living together and even swapping their unite (or soitneone else's. People aren't getting married with a love that'll last a only if the tni*a') lasts that long, too. lifetime I)efytng all isids, a couple who have lived III Sanford only two months, celebrated their 74th wedding anniversary Tuesday .. Most people wish they could live to be that age, let alone be rIlarnt-d that long," said Jackie Quick with a smile Jackie along with husband Roger operate the Bowl America on Airport Boulevard. What does a bowling alley have U do with somneones an 1 1)I.. - 5:30 S 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER 13.)t7) WORLD ATLARQE(WED) EAR EVENING Il( 1 7)wORLDATLAROL(MON) 6:00 5:55 04 TODAY IN FLORIDA S Ø THE LAW AND YOU (MOW) S S 0 BLACK AWARENESS (WED) '4 Maerene Kendell, TO right, and BIRI 5OC ' husband Pu • BLUE LAGOON ' I ' and son-in-law - ' LONELY? AS AGES IncludIng SENIOR CITIZENS Loneliness can be the biggest depression ii .ie Ti'. eIiC' 10 MISTFAROGEM(R) Odicrig u..' to ,nay nic ilembers each arid every * l ' as oi a.e.ag.s lP'en Ci)"li into ellen V.'. if" -'l - , .'. . -, '"1 as will des P'e ri Iflal scer'a' sijieQu. Affe al -longing People Together- Is 9:30 (3:4 GOSPEL SINQINQJUSILU (it. 135) WOODY WOODPECKER AND FRIENDS - WRITE OR CALL WITHOUT OBLIGATION Santa Claus is now available to The Swish 01 The Curtain The - '" - -.i-..'-..-. - , v- A. 5,. • .. - '. r. - p.... ..... .-. ., u se .-' '---i '.,v.ae,ver'a ...i, v....-.', • PORICY PIG AND FRIENDS (I(3) COSMOS Encyclopedia Galactica' Dr Carl Sagan esam- - their 74th wedding '.-. present .' -- I) be diljildh)*( li rnr,f , - ttOrfl DCCeIITtCI 15 f) De(MrllbeI 2-.i ' P5• - . anniversary Tuesday. .tlII 1)1 cJlSfr)t)utl?(1 It prOvIded For ntrrn,t,,r 0'' COSt irld i.,PtduIli t) Cal) .1234450 or 323-4351 t:tt,'.ecr1 b intl 5 PM Monday fhrugti Friday . . ,, . . - - . - ' ,i'e ,.i (i'..-iCwi-., I.'-'. .. - --er.s "' terrestrial visit or s to E ar th and shows that no convincing evidence s eiists tom *Loch a visit -. pail or Zl)() Sirid i' 1J' / l - 5..wi- c..-..s.. vies t he per sistent reports of extra- '' "• I IF who celebrated S,tnli 10 beTlell) trl. C''r'trj' Fordt i. . . S'iA children suggest using an amateur . you for your holiday parties! ( 111tJ 'it Sanford rei,ts Yev (10) ONCE UPON A CLASSIC fit 5*.... 0. i'S HAVE SANTA AT YOUR PARTY! .. .4 5 . - l. ... , , A. Private • Office • School • Club t...SU.U...USUU..S.USeUUU•SUUUUUSeUUiiUUI 1.2 (17) HAZEL All S.inqng Psple Together Dating SirrIcs P U 'o' I61 - *.ntec Hi,pit Fla ))80 10:30 7i y if ,")j P p")(,ce(is ITOLTi IbIS IC) (197 11 Lad Erickson. Doug I Central Florida Zoo McClurg Based no a novel by • Arthur liseley, One man , andess are forced to pilot an aircraft whonthe Clow and pass.ngersoff Ci, Z'p c.oe .,, :i,:t Club project Lene III !he 04:MOVIE TeriortnTfieSky -1 ''She's phI) Ing hostess, the tube silt' t'Iijo) 5 the ilirit, - saill Laughter Slat - rene Kenilell Maci 'iii' and )iusba tat Edwin live fl y ii at Ito' tilt Ill I ar tIll fit tcs on their )art of the >1441 III hut t'st (' atIIl III (lIrisItlait. Ill The SI a_sons have t s ii gr a iitk' hi ktrt- II, sevt'II great gr oral-hi liii' CI) 1111(1 i Ill great, great )r tfltta ugl 11cr I j test I iiv ch ildren," said Alta ul 400111 Al tho ugh her fact', ms matt) ss rift kits andI stw m oves sloss Iv, She ha.s it sense of See 741111 ANNIVERSARY, Page 2(' Jim Mason was 18 and Alta, his wife, 17 when they married on Dec. 16, 1906. Jim was a "Jack..of-all farmers." lie raised soybeans, corn, pg,s, dairy cows and other livestock. Alta was a housewife. Entertaining guests and fixing delicious meals were her specialities When Jim was 21, his right hand caught in a corn sheller - Mason, center, •.• Mason ( " its tnak ing stirt t'vt'ryt)nc was served Illinois. " • - of Jim and Alta h(iIliJr I A lta 71 years ago - ' 1 To get an answer to that question, the clock must turn hack when the anniversary couple lived on a farm lit , S left, are daughter -- 11W lea gue ii It'll I (a' rs ll Vt' (lii- couple a stiiiir I St ce lebrat ion ifitli,' Bo w lI Al Ill' rt ca feat uri ng t'ak.' a nd p(II14h which tii(' guest iii'. ersary" Edwin Kendelir 15 LONG RIDER 50 THIRTY MINIJIES ITHU) 121(174 WRESTLING Hughes Makes Dean's List QU•A•SH(NON.WED.FRI) (31 CAROSMARK3 NEWS Y ,0 HEWS (NON-WED. Ff1) Q SPECIAL (THU) POW FARTHER it (5)BlOeacwOI,lAN (tO) FLOR'A REPORT 5:30 (3 4 NEWS(MOH-WED) AFTERNOON SUNDAY 5:00 (314 ?ONEW$ ). WED. Ff1) 11 (17) OPEN UP(TU€) Quest V ic tor S Nevaky 5:30 J * 11:45 ,...'...'.- 4:30 7 Q Q0 TELL IT R , ri Floyd Theatres ii (17) OPEN UP other tiornicules turn up 0D(I0)nFWo0UN1 i,o should 5:00 fl'I' HOUR MAGAZINE(THU) .5 Q HAPPY DAYS AGAIN (Ff1) It) 5) TOM AND JERRY ED (tO) MISTER ROGERS 4R (MOW TUE. THU. Ff1) ED (10) CHRISTUASTIME WITH MISTER ROGERS (WED) 17 (17) THE BRADY BUNCH (MON-WED.Ff1) champion (Ilt Cowboyi 1l(17)DATELINECANADA W(IOIBILLMOTE RS'JOUIIP4AL The Lives 01 121 (It) MOVIE 1:00 Jenny Dolan (197) Shirley Jones-fl (I?) MOVIE Dec epton Stephen Boyd When a governor 5 0 94618011808,,-S Claude llaun assassination is investigated by All female reporter cJues to several it (35) MOVIE Once Upon A Starry Night IC) (1971) Dan '1ag perty Denvei Pyle A mountain trapper sets out na raging bk:iard to locale a young couple separated from the,, children by an avalanche ft I'? Hrs) 5:00 4:45 ED (10) STORYBOUND )ON- is - (3 (41 MOVIE ' Now To Marry A Muii,onaire ICI 119531 Lauren -.' 12 (17) MOVIE 11:00 7 GLOVE BOAT (R)(MOPl WED, Ff1) 7i(3 CHRISTMAS MASS (THU) tt (3'(i) P11 CLUB ED (10) STUDIO SEE (MON-WED. Ff1) 11:30 flEPASSWORD PLUS ED (10) COVER TO COVER (MON. ' The Headmaster of Trinity Preparatory School, The Rev. Canon A. Rees Hay, has announced that the Board of Trustees had authorized him to direct a multi-million dollar Development Program for the school. Canon Hay, who in 1968 conceived and founded Trinity Preparatory School, will give full-tune to the Development Program and business affairs of the school. To enable Canon Hay to do this, the Trustees appointed The Rev. H. Benton Ellis as Headmaster and Canon Hay as Headmaster Emeritus. The Development Program, as outlined to the Board of Trustees by Canon Hay, consists of the building of a gymnasium, a student center, administration offices, a chapel, facilities for expanding the school, as well as the establishment of an elementary school. TUE) the ThufofBagn. dad (19161 Peter Uitinov, Terri 4:00 (17) GILLIGAN'S ISLAND (MON-WED, flV) -. (V (IC) A CHRISTMAS CONCERT 11:30 (3(4 MOVIE U MERY GRIFFIN t (35) BUGS BUNNY / ROAD RUNNER 1500 French A ED (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY(P) 0) (MON WED Ff1) iti. ED (104 SUNSHINE MUSIC HALL Mrs) 121II74 LOOT INSPACI 10:00 - (10) WOO€HOUSE PLAY. HOUSE Mi Potter Takes A fiest Cure Publisher John Hamilton Potter's rest at an Pngl,sli Country 0 110 BILL MOYER$' JOURNAL. a, 41 OUTLOOK SQ SUNDAY MORNING O%rrrattrs Anonymous, 7:30 pm.. Altamonte Mail Sears Starlight i'runlesadcrs, 8p.m., Dehiary Commu ni ty Sanford n1iA Beginners, 8:30 p.m.. 1201 First St. ED 04' (SiO 0 -4 HOUR MAGAZINE (MOW- -s OALICE(A) S O THE PRICE ISRIGHT New Development Program - 4:30 OADSIDE (l) (10) MISTER ROGERS (A) (MON-WED, Ff0 EL) (IO FLORIDA SYMPHONY HOLIDAY CONCERT (THU) $7 (17) MOVIE 10:30 0 1 BLOCKBUSTERS (NONWED. Ff1) 0" WHEEL OF FORTUNE Canon Hay Directs Trinity's STREET WED.Ff1) (D (10) AN ELIZABETHAN CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION (THU) 10:30 future TREE (THU) ii (3 4 WOODY WOODPECKER ED 10 SESAME II 17 THE FUNTSTONES (MON. WED, Ff1) (3 4- TEXAS (MON-THU) 0 4 FIESTA BOWL (Ff1) 0 GUtOING LIGHT (NONWEO,IRI) QBIUE0MY BOWL (TI"U) 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL It 435) THE FUNTSTONES EL) 10 POSTSCRIPTS 3:30 it 351 DAFFY DUCK U iA CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS (MON-WED, Ff1) 04 CHRISTMAS AT WASHINGTON CATHEDRAL (IHU) - 5 ( THE JFFFERSOS4S (R) 1' S4 GLENN ARNETTEIII lo:oo Sic TRAPPER JOHN, MD. One Numismatic Dreams Guest Wailer Persthke. president Num 9:00 drama competition to prove trip,, abatieslothepareruts IPwt lIp (, enter Shell Road. 0 ONE DAY AT A TIME S WED. Ff1) U THE SINGING CHRISTMAS un o ls it (3 5) JOIN! AND THE PUSSY. CATS Sanford Serenaders SCflIOf citizens dance, 2:30 P'"('ivo. Center. 0IttI't'tl 8:30 12:30 0(4 lffl, • '1)0 NFl. TODAY (7) ONCM BOWL PREVIEW A look at this years postseason bowl 0 CHILDREN'S MYSTERY THEATER (Ff1) P (3 ALL IN THE FAMILY (MOW- 2:30 Sunday, Dec. 21,1NO-1C Briefly WED) (WED) ED (10) BLACK STARS OF THE SILVER SCREEN (Ff1) - APIS ISLAND marching bands and equestrian (Ji.crbruvik Drive, ('asselberry. - El) (111) COSMOS Who Speaks For Earth' - Or Cart Sagan weaves together the MAIM theories the of the series arid offers some cautionary warning, about our future t1) 12:00 MEET nu 'F ,. JOHN MCKAY 17)0 *SUES AND ANSWERS ii(J5) THE FUNTITONES W01111111'3 Club, 8:30 4Q11 U 4 OLD-FASHIONED CHRISTMM (THU) S 0 JOHN DAVIDSON (MON- a 3:00 0' TODAY ' ?0000MORNIN0AMERICA I 5)PORKYPIG W10OUEPAS&US'.7 12 17 I DREAM OF JEANNIE 9:00 (3 4 DONAHUE -5 0 RICHARD SIMMONS 7 (3 MOViE II (3j) LETS MAKE A DEAL ED 10) SESAME STREET Ii I 71 HAZEL 9:30 S (3 THE 000 COUPLE It (3SIYOUBETYOUHLIFE 11417) GREEN ACRES 10:00 .If(35)DAYOFD.SCOVERY Ø4 SUNDAY MAU MarShal of 'is YON t,adit.onal pera4 down Hollywood Boulevard 1:00 2:50 0 4 TODAY IN FLORIDA '7 00000 MORNING FLORIDA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 400 0 1j(17)FUNT1ME(MONWED.'Rl) 8:25 'S) 0 ARCIIIE BUNKER'S PLACE o 0 12. 41 i) SPACE GIANTS (MON. WED. FRI) it 135)rY1OALSM800ISY0UR NEW DAY El) (1 0) DICK CAVETT 2 t7 MOVIE (THU) 8:00 CAPTAIN KANGAROO : 5) BUGS BUNNY EDho) VILLA ALEORE 12. (17)1 LOVE LUCY 11) 0 CHARLIE ANGELS JII aing IifViCC o a dating pOSes as a client of Posts to in vestigate a call-girl operati on with a burglary ring going on the side (A) AFTERNOON 8:30 y HOLLYWOOD CHRISTMAS PARADE Gene Autry 's Grand - 0 (Z) CHIPS Jon and Ponch d's cover a van tilled wi th babies destine,d for black market adoption lION ow Of Wagon Gap' (5/W) (1917) Abbott and Costello, Masfor,a Main Lou accidentally kills a man -d 5 forced to take care of the deceased helpless' widow (I t'2 Mrs ) '5' 7 ( 0000 MORNING AMERICA It 5) TOM AND JERRY too 1130 0 FACE THE 7:30 TODAY 0 1).L (35) THE ATLANTJCS LAST FRONTIER Ii (17) NAIL SOCCER Atlanta Chiefs we Jscks,le Tea Men lured in Song Of Tests"(1943). the cartoon s CIvistmas tôght". arid the serial is Chapter 104 'Don FRIENOB larlservision and record.ng stars (lunatown," 2 pin. Deltona Public I tory. (assIltrrr) i(otary, 7-30 .i.mn , 7:30 _ (lu) MATiNEE AT THE SI.IOU Roy Rogers arid Bob Nolan and the Sons of the Pioneers are lu 12. (I ) THREE STOOGES AND ('IlurdI, Sanford. Forest Cl iv. 12(17)MTPATROL 3:00 MONDAY, DECEMBER22 Wright Watcher,, 10 a.m., Asnalon Lutheran 7 RTY MIPRJTU (F Q ROAD Wright Watchers, 7 p.m., Quality inn, Langwood. Casselberry; FederatAltamonte Springs. 11:00 'Y)QOPALROSERTS It (j5) MOVIE 'The Wilful Wid. ") 0 LOVE BOAT TRY Church, 6:30 s)QwAL if 4 5N(WZOOREVUE r) (1 4 FAMILY AFFAIR (MON. OURSELVES ED 4 10 OVER EASY 5, 0 THE MOST JOYFUL MYS. TERY (THU) 0 RYAN'S ROPE I2.(17)MOVIE(THU) DAYS OF OUR LIVES YOUNG i WED) CF OSSNEYI WONDERFUL) (17) THE MOST JOYFUL IIYS RESTLESS (MON-WED. WORLD "The Ghosts Of Be Sl fl MOVIE (THU) R(THU) H The ghost Of the proud foundV U ALL MT CHILDREN 6:45 Or of $ boys school learns of th. cs 135 )MKE fruttees rtenhons to ED (10) &U. WEATHER (1 4 SUM CUISINE (MON. CD l 17 WORt.DATLAROE(FRI)WIAFRI) nearby gifts' school (Pan Ir iS)0 80 MfNUTu 2,(17) MOVIE (MON-WED. Ff1) 6:55 rn .a TUN , 7 00000 MORNING FLORIDA 1:30 SANTA CLAUS Animated Santa Claus wakes up with a cold an 7:00 ED (10) COOIUI( CAJUN (MON WED, Ff1) decidis to stay in bed amer than 0(4 TODAY 90 out del,ven,•iQ presents to people I 0 MORNING WITH CHARLES 2:00 KURALT who dint believe in him anyway E3i4,ANOTHER WORLD (R) . 00000 MORNING AMERICA 0 AS THE WORLD TURNS It $TOWE 35 pj (MON-WED. Ff1) ED 10 SESAME STREET ED (1 ) SOUNOSTAGE Three of 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE the greatest American guitar play. ED (10) FOOTSTEPS (MOW) erg George Benton Chat Atkins, 7:25 ED 410) ONCE UPON A CLASSIC d ($11 )(lugh .. Perform an hour 0 4 TODAY IN FLORIDA (TUE. THU) of jw. Country and rock IRI 1 00000 MORNING FLORIDA (l) (10) CHRISTMAS HARPS 0 NEWS 0(4 ) 54 SEARCH OF... • 5)0 HEE NAW LAWRENCE WEt.X 0 HEALTH FIELD (Ff1) 'Q SUNRISE 6:30 _-,,', '. & ) .' , - .s ,. -. - •' -' "- -' 71 l s,p, grinding three lingers completely off. His hand was left with a thumb and one finger. Being a natural might hander. Jun had to learn to do everything over with his left hand. One of those things Jim learned to do with his left hand was bowl. After never playing the game in his life, at the age of80, Jim Learned how to bowl. Now the puzzle begi ns to fall In place. The Masons came to Florida last year to participate In the Golden Age Games. They liked itso well (fl Sanford and felt the people were so nice, they decided to move to Florida. In October, the Masons moved to Sanford and again Jim partidpatedin the (olden Age Games. In fact, he was the oldest participant in the games. And of course, one of the events he entered was bowling. "lie really enjoys 'ames," said Alta Mason, a very petite Lady who still loves being a hcatessl"I don't like games too well, although I do play cards sometimes," she said. The couple lives at Brams Tower. In just two months they have found many friends. Among those are SO members of the Hurrican League, a senior citizens league formed during ...........,......................a...i.il Hurrican David in summer 1979. The.Masons belong to the ",.' el IM ZW M AP es, - . - ...,-'--: .. . . . r. '. v•: league. .JIIII Mason learned to bowl at age MO, �4C—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, pl. Sunday, Dec. 2iiflO . . - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, . Sunday, Dec. 21, 1?60-51C 4 ~W _ (I9 _t~ ':'' BLUE BAY TUNA NI WATIR 01 OIL 14 WITH ON nw BAG I so*js iican .., VVINN-DIXII STORES, INC — , 1 - Here's how it works! $199 BUTT PORTION . 99C 1\7 11 CA 40 , (Y ASTOR COFFEE Pumbeso LIMIT I witill $5.00 or were S $ HICKORY SWEET BONELESS FULLY • r'py • $199 •• • • $219 - BAG SAUSAGE • CUP 99c wnn,.ui . a, ftc; EF E 10 HAIVIST FlESH SUNBELT TOWELS L MIT` I TOW&S Detergent . . . i-,.. W-0 11"- ALL VARIETIES I"L $99 S $149 SLICED BACON -- -. - -. 4" DELICIOUS APPLES • • ROLL 9" MORTON FMI&Y (EXCEPT lUCiD MU) SUPPERS s0000 PKO 6_11111. JUICE 1" WAFFLES . 49c .. . OWAEA GREEN PEAS OR CUT CORN !ea rs .....6. LETTUCE '%'oL. $159 PIE SHELLS o 0 a 12 0' 79c 69c $119 SAG 99, CRISP SIZE DLDAI4A DEEP DISH PWI 4 HARVEST FRESH WESTERN MUU CANDIED GOWU4 DELIGHT ORANGE PKG $259 sm SQUASH EYE COOKED 0 0 0 0 0 12-01 bill ASTOR FROZEN •. sin PKO* PERCH. FILLET a 0 . PKO - APPLE PIE $129 HARVEST FRESH DAN )OU 111111111 __ Momow (Mt VARIETIES) . HKXM SWEET FULLY CO*U 0 44-"' - RARV1STRI 5P4 YltIOW Onions •.... "S. SMITHS NATURAL xxt PUMMN ME iaicoeo oouoH 3 l.L 99c 5 O1'1OES ! HARVEST FRESH RID 1 ARROW um J. HARRIS Won; $149 BOLOGNA 0 & comoLm uuv= or Ilaw alnv"'"T" FRANKS lvrrmmu T=m& nan I ammirs, SLICED BACON $ APOU. COUIIT*T CU 11* Mm N"= -. FROZEN SELECT I OYSTERS 3-JOINT AU.AaIZ AT "M riiz*a.y 111-0a. FRYER LIVERS yj • W-D HAND 111MID - (ALL VAMM) I-L& LAO $139 FAWN LI. HAM . IL C GAL. . I& — w-D MAND wHOL1 HOG mjLD OR HOT - IF 1I ITEAcAPI 99 . .. • • • • . - ARROW ___ SDI!7'A •iii. elms. tLirlk' J '%l blI.1F7 SAVE L 0 #\You ç1 Super Bonus Stamp for every $1 you epenct Paste 36 Super Bonus Stamps on each certiftate. When you check out, present one fihled Super Bonus Cerbficste for each Super Bonus Special you 9elect. WHOLE CIA iF . Pick up ftw Super Bonus CerbfwAm ___ TURKEY BREAST WITH ONE flUID SUPIS RONUS CISTIRCATI GOOD DECEMBER 21.24, 1980 suns ious ctsnncATt GOOD DECEMBER 21-24. 1980 000() DECEMBER 21-24, 1980 . W.D MAIID I JtNNI.O NDj BASTED I I wmi 011111 ntu QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PORTION — -_ ,ois c*tmwi SMOKED SHANK. _____ "' PRICES GOOD DECEMBER 21-24 HAMS' PRICES GOOD DECEMBER 21-24 C I. I wm GOOD DECEMBER 21.24, 1990 HICKORY VII 2 W U WHOLE HOG SAUSAGE O'SUNSHINE BUTTER ON M&msma 1; M1c 6½-ox. # A II --LAM LAND FLOUR RIM . • 2 0. Dressing _'1.. 99c 2111ADS 99C i - HARVEST FRESH ELI SPEC A WINGS 01111GOLISWURIAL 39 LB. 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SVnday,Dsc.21,IO IC— Evening HraW,SanI.rd.Fl. tLONDlE . 0 . ..-.----' .... 42Dry.aiwine Answer tPrevzl, 43 Barnyard _____ --—.— — AMM A11111h, -— CII*4iIJ 1 K111 IvillIlCiOl 1 Poetess sound lowell 44 Fitti o1NI tN jjAO iVI L in if OD NY I YiACCI 4Biblicalword 46Organfor 1h1 9 Physician's as hearin9 By BERNICE BEDE OSOL locution 48Cityin (Ibbr) Alabama IcttTlYetitj 12 Stain si Peddles I oujiJ I II N1INtA1O 13 Former For Sunday, December 21, 1980 55Greatr.spect IOlI(NLSWIINIA A NYu German coin 58 Roebucks A0 J 14 Actor Murray ill Tial partner c o oIETbI a good example Instead of 15 Arthur's YOUR BIRTHDAY 60 Nuclear llMtPItvI p lullm clul nickname dictating terms. agency (abbr) C jPA 1ttvbote lIlA tI December21, 1980 18 Teheran E$iT ou 1 TAURUS (April 20-May 20) LIIICiO1$ I,v'afNc'o'o"A'N' 61 lair you wiuclevelopamutually native 62 Cuttlefish ink 7 New England Avoid the company at this relationship 17 Defense dc 63 Genetic beneficial 39 Piirce with persons today who like to * pariment cape the horns coming year with a person material (abbr) 8 Caribbean 41 Scotch beret ho ruhe you the wrong way impose their views on others. (abbr) IS Palo yellow 64 Eon island 45 Dated e........ att the first meeting. Your tolerance for bossy IaITIØI 47 Chemical 65 Mournful early types Is of very short your Disregard 22 Bala ms ID Debatable by Marl Walker analysis pm mnhirit ,.i.....A •ki. ,llh,na.m cIL1rAtIcI I I inr 48 Sadist 24 Collaborate 66 Insecticide GE?iflNI (ay 21-June 20) Williams will grow and become Marquis de 25 Slim 19 Author Grey It's Important at this time DOWN . stronger. 28 Ampere 21 Join (Nov. 3. that you manage your (abbr) 49 Water pitcher SAGITTARIUS 23 Cruel person 1 Paradise 30 Normandy 50 Songstress Dec. 21) - In joint ventures resources as prudently as 24 Each dweller invasion day Horne 25 Heavy today try not to involve possible. ThIi* twice before 2 34 Luxury 52 Personality element yourself in something where taking on obligations you'll Breckenridge 35 Of God (tat) Alan - -3 Abominable 28 Roof overhang 36 Oklahoma another does not ante up what have to pay off later. 27 On (2 wds) 53 G snowman town CANCER (June 21-July ?2) you do, or who has less to temporarily 29 No more than 4 Heavens 31 Macao coin Important relationships must. Find offer. Balance Is 5 Miscalculate 31 Contemporary 54 Go away 38 Anger must be handled with exUeme 57 long fish out more 01 what lies ahead 6 Hawaiian painter 39 Secluded v41tey volcano. 32 Arab country 58 Mimic * - for you in the yea. following - tact today, even tlose.Jn... 40 S5fled Mauna 33 Jerk (co4loq) 59 Arrange your birthday by,sending Tor volving persons with whom your copy of Astro-Graph. you always seem to get along" I j1 Mail $1 for each to Astro- comfortably. 110 July Aug. g 22) J2 I I I 11 s_Il opnl, tt, iao nu nt LEO Julv 11 13 r0Ject3swept under the rug Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to by Art Sansom • I . I I I I 1 I I I _.....t.. .i..a. rp likely to make their -Jan. presence felt today. Lift up CAPRICORN iDec. fl I I I I 21 19 You and your mate the rug and take care of them 20 - — — — could find yourselves in op. properly now. VIRGO (Aug.23$ept.fl)— 22 f position today in a matter of 123 •24 I I'll ..sn,-en ('nn,nrnmlcg, friends wont ------------ aooreclate 4_Sfllljfl Wfl& Your may be the only way to it today if you are too Insistent * BEEN . upon doing everything your overcome the deadlock, * AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. way. Back off a bit. Let .. ul 19) - Your burden may be a everyone put in his or her twobit heavier to shoulder today cents' worth. It EONBEEN because LIBRA (Sept. 234)ct. 23) one for whom you're ,has failed to take You have good leadership responsible iI. ..BONN, care of - sothething and has qualities today1 but you must 'II •46 I be careful that you're not too passed the buck to you. PISCES (Feb.2OMarch2O) self-serving. Victory Is less — 50 51 52 T !7r' by Bob Montana48 49- You're a welcome addition gratifying if It has a hollow - - - 56 157 158 I 9 I - toy social gathering today, ring. 80 NO,T4NK 'vu P SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) THE S4?RT ',tY BE ,PEE()but don't be the last one to - - I I I I 61 BUT MY HuSB,,/s,v'r.'_ 62 I 63 leave the party. Exit before - You don't like it when persons put you in a position the host or hostess yawns. 65 88 ARIES (March 21-April 19) where you have to defend Things could become a bit every statement you make. ruffled In your household Keep their feelinp in mind are too many today if something ts said with today if chiefs and too few Indians. Set which you don't agree. b Chic .• oung ACROSS L Evenii rrrr Evening Herald (UPS 41111-28011—Price 20 Cents 73rd Year, No. 110S.—Monday, Dec. 22,1980--Sanford, Florida 32771 ri I BEETLE BAILEY rPo'T 1 T4INK eo,I ISEREAL OF BEER AND PIZZA IN I.4EAV, CHAPLAIN? — • ., 1 4Jsd. THE BORN LOSER SCA Agency TOSurvive :U Probe 51 ? ( . ....... to cover administrative costs. By DIANE PETRYK "At the present time no decision has Herald Staff Writer Charges that the Seminole community been made that would affect this funAction agency discriminated against a ding," Acker said. "There are some white Head Start teacher have not been alleged problems. "If they turn out to be true and in turn proved, a federal investigator said this morning. And federal lunding for the aren't corrected, that could affect fun--agency is not In jeopardy at this time, he ding." Acker was in Sanford investigating said. "It's unfortunate that the statement - Seminole Community Action's handling was made that this could affect our 01 the complaints Tuesday through funding," Seminole Community Action Friday last week. He said he will hand in Executive Director Amos Jones said his report by Feb. 1. "It Is our responsibility to find out If today. "It's premature, since a cammittee has just been named to look into they did a good job In the Investigation," he said. "We'll look at the procedures the matte'." Clifton C. Acker, program inspector for they used and see if they were interested the U.S. Department of Health and in finding out the truth or whether they Human Services, said the department is were just trying to cover It up." Acker said his report may require the interested only in how Seminole Cornmunity Action handled recent corn- agency to do further Investigating using different techniques. Or It may require plaints. The complaints included the charge something else. "It will say what they have to do to made by a white teacher that she was treated differently from black teachers, come Into compliance (with federal I ONE ARCHIE I LIKE THAT 41 WOULI) VOU LIKE TO SEE CI'JE SIR UT'S OJR NEW TAPERED MODE , ST! I fO SOME NEW 1'OVTS CLONES, MARY' 0 paid less and harassed and intimidated regulations)," he said. Accompanying Acker during his on. after she filed the complaint with Acker's site Investigation wasftobena McChter, office in Atlanta. This morning, however, the teacher an equal opportunity officer from the informed Acker by phone she intends to federal Community Services Agency in Atlanta. That agency funds the addrop the charges, he said. "At this point there is no evidence to ministration of Seminole Community show that any of the charges are lure," Action. McCiuster's report had not yet been completed. Jones said. WIRAT BRIDGE ' For Monday December 22,-4980 I E 'the other. for penally. If you can double YOURBIRTHDAY the one that Is bid, do so GEMINI (May 21-June 20) DECEMBER, i j[) Otherwise, pass it around to Avoid being drawn into This corning year you may You are playing duplicate me." _ financial by Howie Schneider With a good hand and no be faced with some difficultsomething where Your partner opens one UCililiflUS are mate upon you decisions that will cause you notrum. Second hand bids major suit stopper, bid two two clubs. lie Is playing Lan- diamonds. You expect partner to make major changes In today. Developments could dy so that his two-club call is to bid one of the minors if he direction. You'll handle get very complicated or artificial to show spades and cant stop both majors. With challenge admirably and find costly. .) hearts, The experts have all some game interest plus a victory along flCW roads. CANCER (June 21-July 22) sorts of complicated ways to high honor in one major, bid CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. In order to advance your selfact against this. We are going two of that major With both to suggest a reasonably slm- minors and no game interest. 19) Continue to be extremely Interests today It may cost pl way to defend against this bid two notrump to ask part- diplomatic and tactful In you a little more and you'll hd ncr to bid a minor. With one important associations af- have to do a Little extra to be 1 Bear in mind that you minor and some game inter- fecting your career or successful. A free ride is ,Ir.'ot interested in playing in est, bid three of that minor, reputation. Support from unlikely. .i rii.ijur suit any more and If you just want to compete. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) most of the time you don't pass first and bid something allies isn't too enthusiastic now. Find out more of what Harboring resentment or want to be in game Maybe later you can penalize the Landy Finally, make sure that lies ahead for you in the year grudges is out of character for bidder If you think you can, your partner knows what you following your birthday by vou vet today you may do so. Just double his two u-lubs. This are dIng sending for your copy of by Ed Sullivan healed d wounds cannot Ind s.iys I can double AT ilWSI'Al'EItENTEHI'ftlSI; ASSN 1 Astro-Graph. Mail $1 for each by irritatingthem, ' ONE MAJOR SUIT M-IAT'5 It TI-IF rRIcE Is to Astro-Graph, Box 489, VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) ( CALLEP? 1K0%\ RIGHT ' --Radio City Station, N.Y. Avoid associations, today with Be sure to specify birth persons w aren't prepared Wirn Major Moople 10019. OUR BOARDING HOUSE II to pay their are of the tab. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. You won't be in the mood to be * 191 If projects don't come off imposed upon by such types. as you hoped they would, it LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. S) In may be because you're going about them incorrectly. Re- order to be successful today, you must be careful not to examine Your methods. PISCES (Feb. 20-March20) spread your forces too thin. Unless a friend vuilunteers to Going off in several directions let you in on a confidential would waste all of your elconcern today, avoid prying forts too deeply 1ie or she could SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) by Stoffel & Heirndahl resent It. Profit from your past ARIES(March 21-April Ii mistakes by not repeating W14Y "tOU Be sure you and your mate them today. A situation may SEE,1 TOLD ),0U :E WAG AN are pulling together today, arise again which is similar to instead of pulling apart, if one you (lidn't handle too well there is something important recently. that has to be finished. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23TAURUS I April 20-May 201 Dec. 21) Even though you Unless )ou have the complete may be well-intentioned, It cooperation of co-workers will be wise today not to poke today, little will be ac- your nose into the affairs of comimplished Neither should others. Watch from the iriqxise personal demands on sidelines. ! By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag EK TI AT \ kr /THAT EEfcJ WS4.. /ll - II - ---U U ('RISCILLA'S pop ALAc. rM AN UVAOIREP 1)4m ARE SPEC/ES! 51LL MILLIONS OF WABBrrS AROUND. IN -r-s SACK. UVE MEN NG MY CAWWOTS ANNIE by Bob I haves F.0M' *4AT 'i'CU Oil, IT H1L? FRANK AND ERNEST .CQC rr'Auc uu irirui u,jou.TO ir 'iE CtU' 6ET lull W Y"TH '(Of)-. TRill' I'I'RclTECT pt€'.. -:'€ tafl.i ithEPf iCt).. by Leonard Starr ] -4'iA' JUST C€ OF r't,'iw AD rijy r'C', C iitVi I AA,',v,r.I, '.vu.u's rirv inii, niij,,L,$5'rfl THE Y t€RE PUT tI C1IARGE 1' IOU, OF PgOTECTilIt TIf MAYR ' INFIOCEHT! I 't(X) C(1'T THII*(I MY3E SIfS (If Cl THO€ IrI i'.,.- T, ,,., .,,-,.. _. -- . 1. tilill rVtLui4lIo fttWt.t' TIlt) 1' &XX DIP IT R) I JUM DO€SWT iKIM 0' • HER?! " ixvi' TfMSaVESGQOQ! I Vk Acker said Seminole Community officials said they would do whatever was necessary to bring the Ile said his office is involved with the complaints because both discrimination and corporal punishment are prohibited under federal funding regulations, FLETCHER'S LANDING by T. K. Ryan TUMBLEWEEDS /1IHAtJK5 FOR SOME TOU1I515 This wi' or- (ThCOFFEE, Q- GFLANP CANYON'S GO-TA Wi 10 QFFEl:) I 4 fA1 COY'OiE, A TlOG, OVFJ' TWEJ'J1V E4 I1317CJ1LLS... I RAN&FWErw. 6OTi_14 MOVEON II II I (,FVJJ' 1J -- by Douglas Coffin week today because the trial judge Is But lawyers in the case saidhedecided suffering from the flu. to call a recess after convening court U.S. District Judge William Bryant because he had a fever and was suffering elamnissed the jury at the trial of Kelly and an apparent case of the flu. two co-defendants until next Monday. Maher was called to testify last week The Judge had planned to continue the as a defense witness. Sanford, Lake Mary Officials File New Appeals B DAVID St loAzl.F:lt Herold Stall Writer census figures rek-aSITI iff 'iails N increase the pepul.itiiri 'if S-niinok' Counts and iL'i e-iljes Rut 11w increases are sipiollef' than the ones sonic citS leaderst'xpei'teil when the) challanged the first st-i!, 4 figures released in Jul) 11w new figures, released this l ist week, are still not the final results, census officials say 11w last set of nwnbers counting count) residents is due' in April, the) 50) - -.- i- - 'All We can do , - illS brought . IS 90 to - State May Gain 4 House Seats Itsltl his cih as having oils 628 tiiimmi,',, .irvl oportiia'rits bIiv'k-t, -hlik count if hiimmws (is IN back WASHINGTON (UPI - Depending upon the Census Bureau's headcount In New York, Florida may gain four new 'rIstLs-takers back fur it reiunm. .1111 thu government ruiise lists I .510 (l'A el hing UriiLs 0 the (It) seats in the house instead of three and may lose six, two more than But Kuibes sass the hurt-au hiked the housing figure-, " ithniut aulujirig in the' hundreds of people- se hi' Ii'. t- in the' neSS I) re-cor de d hiuuiiies lit saiii he beIit'es a letter to the' bureau will again k"id census-Lake'rs iii readjust their fugures he-lore certifying the 10-s ear count them." Lee Moore - ,ili*"il letter, Moore said. The census bureau gave Sanford an Sherppanl said Casselherry is going to While the new figures mna be adjwilisl extra &4 persons in the seciinei ic SIII k v. i tI its iuffit i.il MUM ( i t 15.1[62 t iuurit ing but Moore says he still believes based on new information rt'et'ivt'd b slatea belief the- tut> re4ill> has 1.tJO to then' is rvi autiimmi.,tii the tuital (it) population should be at least the census bureau, 2.000 noire residents appeal iir wenlun' ,is the-re sea.s from the' not_ bureau. )".the' (00, 20.721 listed by the Sheppard said he based his figures on work figures released in Juls Knowles stud he does not understand the- - it> s 'semi t-n.sus Likenì a feu )ears Will ie Os ied'i Ma or liii Morgan .and the' nit-se numbers ,o. ig .irxi on otla-r lot ton. se hit Ii allow Maor June Leurtiiajui P Longset.l t)eut In it letter dated Sept 12, the local lain to estititate' the nuimiber of liersAills say the new figures hi.es t' brought their Curls I,,ur,.,, ,,U,,i' IaiItI hiri, the ii t'iiu., ri I ir a -il', - .,,, cities right op to the level where they populatit;nofSanford should go up But Sheppdrd,uintce1iuut 11w fight liver should be-. officials in S.in(oril. Lake amIhe'r 2.3)3 Iwr sons, because a census possessiuei if the Deer htuiu sutittisision Mary, and ( asselbe'rry s'i) the flC'S tract had been listed as being outside the arid its 400 boitit's, now legally Listed .15 numbers are still too lose An Altamonte city when it was within Sanford's outside the city hunts Springs official said his city seas also boundaries Morgan called the figures for Oviedo it staying with the new numbers 11w addition of 2,3)3 personS would Vittol-y over the' federal bureaucracy, saying he is "personally Very pleased' Sanford Mayor Lee Moon, and Lake bring the official tally very close to with the' results . ('ulbes say their Sa nf ord's po pulation claims, Mary City Manager Phil On first iuunt, Osiedua had 2,40 perappeal.s.-' new cities have both filed for All we can tb is go back to them," suns, not the 3(4)0 Morgan claumne-d us-c in But (asselberr) Mayor (hee'n Shwp- Miv're said, pointing out the figure does the city. pard said his city is just giving op and not seem to be large enough when The new figures put the population 70 accepting the federal population num- measured against other figures of how above Morgan's i'laiiii hers, even though they set'Ili to Lv.' bet- large the population is Mrs l.ormmianoi saul Longwouels ween 1.000 and 2,.) hott Kulbes feels Lake Mary has the best population figure of 9,402 was close chance to have its population figures erinugh to the city's 10,000 person Sanfort)'City Manager Warren Pete raised because an error in the first count estiiiaate that she belicst-d the' cily se',uld an formulating started has Knowles New York first estimated, a - - * .-. " S . population trends magazine has forecast. American Demographics magazine also said the South and West will gain a mitajority in the house with flu seats, moving past the Northeast and North Central states which now hold 225 seats in the 435-seat chamber. The Census Bureau previously - - - S A Latest Area Census Figures Produce Moans, S1 [It"Ies new / -\---) lie turned over the findlI4tOSeminole Community Action in August, he said, and gave the agency until Nov. 1 to complete its own investigation and lake any action that may be called for. But Acker said he rejected multi of WASHINGTON ( UPI) -Rep. Richard trial with testimony by J.P. hlatier, Kelly's Alacazn trial was recessed for a Kelly's former district aide. , it- agency into compliance. Acker spent several days in Seminole County in June investigating complaints it 11* County's five HIM £tM't esMMI. Kelly Trial Recesses For Week - - -. -. - -9 - •- - - Action the agency's Investigation. Seminole Community Action ad. "It was not sufficient," he said. ministers federal grants through a Jones disagreed. variety of programs such as Head Start. "I can't say what Mr. Acker means," It receives about $365,000 a year from the Jones said. "When the matter was federal goverrunent for Head St-art. It La-ought to our attention we did look Into also receives more than 1150,000 per year It. And some action was taken." , BUGS BUNNY Acker said other complaints Involved abuse of children at the Head Start center. In one incident the mother of a legally blind child claimed the child was slapped twice by a teacher's aide. Another federal investigator claims she heard 11w same side t*s, am child "you hav. had one whipping tod.y and )tlooks like you want another one," Acker said. estimated a 14-seat change, with 10 states gaimog seats and eight states losing seats. Although the agency has not changed its official position, Director Vincent Barabtai said recently the finding of 4 million more people in the South and West than initially forecast ri'ohablv would mean a 11-seat cha nge under a com pl ex fonnula determining t he dl.strlbution of seats. - uiu.ike an appeal Ile liv.' new population figure for .-\itouiiorite' Spriflgs is still alsiut 3,000 mitre than ciaimmms iiwde y iufficials in JUI) ('it> Mariner Joe Nesbit said the fit - i- ity irge'n(Ls to stick with the new -ensus spokeswoman said. . Nesbit said he is pleased with the figure's, about 500 persons higher than the last University of Florida count Altamonte Springs had been using Winter Springs increased its p;ulatiiun by 298 on the new accounting 298 persons the city never asked for. City Manager Richard l(azansky said he was satisfied with the original city - population figure of 10,104. His was only city not to appeal its first count. 11w housing figures on t he new accounting show a drop in the total number of units because different methods were used to count homes, a census bureau - The first count excluded vacant homes but Included dwellings listed in uninhabitable by government standards. New figures include vacant buildings but exclude substandard units, she said, A dwelling unit is any apartment, home, mobile home or room in a rooming house occupied by a separate "family" of one person or more. ------- The initial Census Bureau estimate forecast these gains: Florida, three; California and Texas, two each; Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, Oregon, Ten--nessee, Utah and Washington, one each. It forecast these losses: New York, four; Ohio, Pennsylvania and Illinois, two each; Massachusetts, Michigan, New Jersey and South Dakota, one each. The magazine forecast an extra seat for Florida, Texas and Nevada, with a loss of sax seats for New York and a oneseat loss for Missouri. - � 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/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 14, 1980 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 14, 1980. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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