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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 16, 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/1e461639900c755d3126d875468717f9.pdf accca2c930b8b3ae118318dc739a0b2c PDF Text Text .-•. ----.-----. ,L..•_. . . , ..._ ..._a_ . .- Evening 73rd Year, No. 91-Friday, Oec'ember 12, 1980-Sanford, Florida 32771 .' 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I'.at'h student in the class has a pen pal ith (hi' Ne Berlin, %,, class. stitution from --NOW OPEN sa 700 French Ave. Ph: 323470) Open '616 p.m. ORANGE CITY 2323 S. Volusia Ave. Hwy. 17 and 92 Scotty's stores open Ph: 775-7268 at 7:30 a.m. oui Monday thru Saturday, UNTIL 9 pu ngs Bankers locally were reluctant to predict where and when the prune Interest rate will peak, but most expected the interest rate on six-month cert.ificates will surpass la.t yekr's high of 15.7 percent and rest at about 16 percent. All said their predictions are for the most part -guesstimates." - ( .luuiui) , èSI_ J $ ( Entrepreneur Marc Robinson of By DONNA FSTES Longwood is an officer in both corHerald Stall Writer The Lake Mary City Council is calling porations. He has said Mid-State on Guy. Bob Graham to oder a grand Development will construct the proposed jury Investigation Into the ownership of 117 million racetrack facility and liarthe two corporations Involved with the ness Racing Inc. will lease nd operate the facility. proposed horse track in the city, The facility has been planned by the The city council Thursday night unanimously approved a motion by Robinson groups for construction at Lake Councilman Ray Fox, seeking the In- Emma Road and Interstate 4. Robinson initiated a straw ballot vestigation. Fox is asking that the ownership of question for the people of Lake Mary to Mid-State Development ( rp. and vote on earlier In the month, seeking Harness Racing Inc. be investigated to their opinions on whether the track '' determine whether any elected or ap- should be constructed. The voters turned down the proposed pointed state official or staff member has any financial Interest In the track by nearly three-to-one. Robinson had said he would abandon the plan if organizations. The council is requesting that the in. city voters opposed it. The day after the vestigatlon Include a determination of election, however, he said he may any conflict of interest In the drafting and proceed with plans for the location of the adoption early this year of an amend- track within the city. mnent to the pari-mutuel wagering laW. Councilman Burt Perinchiet said even The amendment denies enforcement of though Robinson initiated the referencity ordinances on pari-mutuel wagering dum, he now appears ready to "fly in the facilities In capital improvement face of the will of the people of Lake programs. Mary." He expressed concern that Stale a Rep. Robert Hattaway, D.Altamonte IF Li' Springs, was a leader in formulating the Kelly original legislation containing the' amendment pre-empting city authority. Hattaway noted today the amendment was sponsored by someone other than About e . himself and refers only to existing racing WASHINGTON (UPI) - Rep. Richard facilities. lie said he is willing to sit down Kdly. It-Fla., says a videotape played at with Lake Mary officials and discuss the his Ahacarn trial In which he took a issue with them. $25,000 bribe and stculed it in rus clothing probably won't make him a television star. But reacting to the government's key piece of evidence against him, Kelly told reporters Thursday. '1 was impressed with the fact that although I probably was no threat to any great TV star, my hand was steady I probably would do all right at the OK corral. going to "It's not funny, but I'm lo.se lily sense of humor about it," he commented outside the courthouse at the end of the fourth day of his Abiicauui trial. The trial was to resume today in U.S. District Court, Kelly, Eugene Ciu.ztu, of Longwood, H Fla., and Stanley Weisz of S:uuthtown, N.Y., are on trial on charges they con. spired to take 1250,000 in exchange for pronlising the congressman would introduce private wunigration bills for See still continued upward pressure on th interest rates. "Retail sales are at a high point wAith 'the Christmas season Retailers had build up inventories for the season and most sales are on tiedit cards In addition to tugh inventor>, they art' carrying high receivables niunt' ov.t'd to the businessti and going to their (4ison said. banks for more (none) .' He added there is a tugh demand for money and with "disiritermediation" the flow of funds out of banks into other money markets - the interests rates will continue upward. - It is t'xtreiuiely. difficult for aii)oric to pa) 20 percent pluS for money. It absolutely stifles business development and expansion," 1w said. Dot lirenner, vice president arid branch lulanager for First F'ederal Savings aixi Loan of Mid.F'lorida, said. fliis the increase in the two interest rates has to stop somewhere The re is no way the mortgage rate can come down if the certificate rate continues upward. We are talking about February or the middle of Mardi toward the end of the first before the interests rates wak. - - -- quarter - Tom Buckle). senior vice president and financial manager of First Federal Interest rates onthmonth e sixSavings and Loan of Seminole, said: tificates of deposit may go up again next feel the prime will go to fl percent and week, Courson said. He noted that prime possibly higher. I'mlooking For the Hodges, president o( the Atlantic interest rate goes up as a consequence of money market to go through 16 percent National Bank ofSenmnole. "I'm hesitant the increases in the interest rate of the before the end of this month. about looking pasta month. We are going certificates. "The last tnuie there was this type of to have fairly high rates through the first "I personall) expect the rates on both rate increase' was in April 1980 when the have fairly high rates quarter of 1981." "We Dennis Courson, president of the to peak in the next 90 days in direct rate of interest paid for six-month for the both prime and certificates In 11W 1981," said Howard Flagship Banks of Seminole. said there Is correlation to each other," Courson said. tificati of $10;000 or more was 15,1 first closed Sunday. cer• are going to cer- quarter of A - . , While the prime interest rate is at 20 percent and is predicted by national experts to go as high as 25 percent, threatening to slow down the economy, those with $10,000 in invest are capitalizing on the interest rate. Persons with $10,000 to invest in six nunth certificates of deposit can earn 15.319 percent interest. They may take their interest In monthly or quarterly payments or order the banking inwhich they purchased the certificates to re-Invest the interest accounts. money In conventional vi 79 PRICES GOOD FRIDAY THRU THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18 SANFORD Scott Piece ....................3 . Reg. Price Pressure Treated PINE . Lake Md jy ks PrObe 4 Q. Track ri 'Prime' Time For Consumers Discoveng Washable, one coat. 4x6'. .7.89 8x6 18.29 5'x6 ... 9.99 1Ox6' 20.75 clips.) ... . : di rector 3x6'...6. 15 6'x6 11.95 White vinyl coated steel. (Includes back Js is Coventry Interior 8' through 16 lengths. • cnticisuuifrom federal officials in Atlanta and "take corrective action." This board also appointed a full-time search committee to seek a permanent and medical director executive 49.1 21 >4 The clinic's board of director's ursday. evening- named Bill &homZ berg, 46, of Orlando, to fill'the post until a r-__ permanent director can be found. . The board also named Dr. Enrique L MCCLJUOCH . Matta Jr., of Winter Park, acting medical director for the clinic. ghe= e Ea.ch. : =d Farm Worker Health Association,_ Apopka branch. "lt'sa3O-day contractual arrangement :. between the two clinics," Schomberg explained. "There has been a General Purpose BATTERIES clinic-to-clinic relationship for some In "C" or "D sizes. Pack of four . Both clinics serve the same type of populations." Schomberg said his exact salary Summer cannot be determined at ,ts time Pack Catalog Price . ... 99 because it will depend on tti.ost Ifl . volved for the West Orange clinic. Schomberg served as business manager for Or clinic and served as FINISHING SANDER Slack & Decker acting director there whenever r L u u max. motor executive director was not available. 429 (U') output). Model 7404. U Schomberg said there are problems at . Each the . Seminole clinic, but having just arrived he hasn't been on the job long ) Two Speed JIGSAW ,,. enough to define them. The clinic he said will continue to "' ax motor 1ma mo ... P.(m provide health care equal or better to Model 7530. 11349 that provided in the past. "Preferably better," he said. Each The Seminole County Migrant Health Center has been under fire from federal 71/4" CIRCULAR SAW and local officials recently for inlYe hp. (max. motor output).1 j competent management and delivery of - , questionable health care. Model 7308. Montgomery resigned Wednesday 248 citing "local politics and pressure from Each federal health officials." Bryden Moon, newly elected president 71/4 Builder's Model of the clinic'3 board of directors, said this CIRCULAR SAW morning thie Ward voted last night W a(ce 2 hp. (max. motor output). grant her termination pay through Model 7393. February. She wHI stay on at the clinic as consultant until then. Each' A major complaint against the clinic made by federal ounctais recently was that it had no permanent medical director who could obtain staff privileges at the local hospital. IC F t0 Matta has been retired from full-time ROO CE ENT practice recently, but Moon said he has Multi-pur had "fantastic experience." Malta graduated from Jefferson Liquid Asbestos Medical College in Philadelphia in 1940 I and served as a major in the U.S. Army ROOF COATING I Medical Corps. lie served an externship For renewing old roofs. a t Harvard Medical School and practiced pediatrics in Miami, Puerto Rico and New York. lie was director of the 48 . Brevard County Health Department u $ Gallon from 1976 to 1978. Moon said the board decided Thursday Re j,ce(allonJ . 78 mght it will respond to the recent p. * Tube 461313I Clinic. Ulects- I cML1 1 • 110 CHAIN SAW DIAMONDHEAD - 1% nylon plush pile, in decorator colors. 12' - width: r-. 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"We found quite a bit wrong with the Clarkewasnewtohisjobanddidjfthave Attending the meeting Thursday, In Seminole Memorial Hospital Clarke ruled Nov. 7 that it would be facility," Forehand said this morning, addition to Tesar, were Seminole Tesar said he thinks the state now adequate time to assess the situation, Administrator Jim Tesar said this more cost effective to renovate Seminole realizes a $6 million renovation is Following many protests to rejection of He said he discussed the inspection Memorial Hospital Chief of Staff Dr. morning he feels the state's objections to Memorial Hospital than build a unrealistic. . the new hospital, the state Office of data with Clarke at Thursday's meeting. Kenneth Wing, Seminole County a new hospital in Sanford have been replacement facility. He said the hospital *,I'm sure he's giving serious con Attorney Nikki Clayton, State Rep I think they were taking other (onmiunit tethtal Facilities sent its overcome. could be adequately repaired and .ex- people's word for it and thdiit have the own inspectors to Sethinole Memorial. sideration to the latest ftdings," . Bobby I3ratitley, . R-longwood, and Tesar said Thursdays meeting in panded for $6 nuthon So did represen time to do their.own inspection Tesar Art Forehand intl Hçl Meadows, ar. Forehand said several officials of Hospital Corporation :. Tallahassee with Gary Clarke, deputy tatives from Adventist Health Systems- said this morning. Clarke said earlier his decision on the of America. " uhitixis with the office, scrutinized the : : J KEI.l.Y, Page 2A Investments percent I think the rate will bust downs. It is going to continue with tight through that. money until the money supply is reduced," Mercer said. "I fee l the rates will come down in the "Two br anches of federal government second quarter of 1981. There will not be are working In opposition to each other. a sudden decrease in rates as there Congress continues deficit spending and then," Buckley said. lie noted the in- that increases the money supply. The terest rate on certificates dropped during federal reserve works to counteract this a six-week period in th e spring 1980 from by Increasing interest rates. If the 15.7 percent to about 8 percent. "I don't Congress acts more conservatively in think we'll see that," he said, spending and balances the budget, the Jerry Poppeli, vice president and Federal Reserve won't have to react so branch manager of Tropic Rank of radically to control the money supply. Seminole in Sanford, predicted the prime Mercer predicted the Øuneintent rate will go a little over 20 percent within rate will peak at around fl percent by the the next month, middle of January. "The certificate of "I think it will peak at 20.25 or 20.5 deposit rate influences the prime rate," percent by mid-January this time," Mercer said. Poppell said. He said the interest rate on According to Donna Smith of Atlantic the short tcnn certificates will "sneak up Bank In Sanford the return on six-month a little bit more. After that I don't know certificates of deposit of $10,000 or more What 15 going to happen." at the 15.319 percent rate will be as John Mercer, vice president of the follows: for $10,000 the return will be State Bank of Forest City, said the prime $784.40; $11,000-.$540.84; $12,000will probably exceed 20 percent in the $917.28; 113,000-8993.72; 114,000was next couple of weeks. "The Federal $1,0.15 or 115,000-41,146.80.-DONNA Reserve is conunitted to make slow Fffr ES 7 �- EveninglletsiW 300 OijRSEI./'cS (USFS 412) N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLu. 37171 Area Code 30M 11cr 8314M Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. -. •- - -. -.• -: Friday, Dec: ii, 1P60-5A ------------ Friday, Decrnber 12, 1960.-4A WAYNE Q. DOYLE, Publish.r THOMAS GIOqDANO, Managing Editor Gardening Home Delivery: Week, $100; Mouth, $4.25; 6 Montl, 124.00; Year, $45.00. By Mail: Week, $1.25; Month, ISiS; S Months, U you plan to have a natural Christmas tree in.>our home this year, you really need to give some thought as to the buying and caring of your tree. Americans cut their imports of foreign oil by 13 percent during the first six months of 1980 compared to the same period last year. And U. S. oil producers increased their output, by 2 percent at the same time. ..........................The first Derceible drift toward the -. .. - . President;Nixon In 1973, foUow1itgtheoil'emba imposed by the Arab nations, must be credited to the partial decontrol of crude-oil pricea Initiated by President Carter in a bill pushed through Congress in- 1978. The phaseout of controls is scheduled to be totaled next Octobár. Natural-gas price regulation is set to end in 1985. But the fight to deregulate took five bitter years. Many members of Congress are not persuaded that the free market lathe proper arena to effect constructive energy policies, despite the evidence of increased production and increased conservation both spurred by higher prices. Sen. Edward Ff1. Kennedy of Massachusetts, in his campaign to win the Democratic presidential nomination from Mr. Carterthia yeara11edfora return to full control of oil prices, Proposals to remove price ceilings on petroleum products have stirred little enthusiasm in Congress. There may be a different outlook after the inauguration of Ronald Reagan' as president and - To ensurE you the maximum enjoyment and return for your money, as well UfSMifI,I - . iUSNESS WORLD DON.GRAFF RC. The lale Of -Two Industrie-s - Credit In rks Wo By lEROY POPE Li?! BMi&Wdter YORK (UPI) - EntlastOn FedUCtiO(I credits in years to come may be almost as important to some American induutrles as tax credits, says the Environmental Japanese cars to the right, Japanese cars to the leftand down on the docks more corning off the boats by the hour. Imports up 24.6 percent during the first half of 1960 with panicky domestic automakers pressing for restrictions. , Yea indeedy, the tilsts sounds familiar, Only in this instance we are not discussing EPA published a detaI1d "Ernl.uicm R.duétlon Banking Manual" recently for lawyers, accountants, engineers, equipment mactureri, public officials and business U5CflU Yes, 11 win hold a conferenca for "potential broken Of emission reduction credits" In Wasngton Jan 26 - . $in per Detroit's desparate battle against the . ROBERT WALTERS, Babies Die, Men'Debate - - - Blunder I "Is big government ON of our backs et?" •. . -.. .• - as - __'-'- -'----, ' "'' --'-' sa - Nestle, which accounts for approximately half of all industry sales, said prior to the meeting that it "fully supports the WHO. In other words, ICIFI, Nestle and the rest of the industry will continue to participate only if the game Is played according to their rules. . pI41 k W A, WASHINGTON - A mysterious Iransiormaticm his overtaken some diplomatic representatives of the murderous, fanatically communist Cambodian regime Of Pol Pot: The olce-suatere, doctrinaire proletarians have ftWenly become the spendthrift social butterflies of the United Nations. It's almost a real-bfe remake Of the old Greta Garbo mbyte "Ntnotdika," which chroided the seduction of Soviet diplomats by the tlgh4lving opportunities of decadent Parts. The Cambodian delegation's antica hive U.N. diplomats shaking their heads in amusement. The delegation Of Democratic l(s puea" —like itarwnp government clinging to email arm of Cambodia in Of occupying Vietnamese - Is apparently being bankrolled by the Communist QtJ, nay a ppartnUy have money to The Marxist revolutionaries, for example, , r. save a few dollars. When you find a tree with should be sticky and moist, if it's hard and caked, look for - - ' - .. - -- - - I: - - - - - - And finally, a little safety - 0 0 - sex or national orgin. 0 CIVIC L-eague Has" 01d~Fashioned Yule 9,~\s Longwood Civic League held Its annual -Christmas party Tuesday night at the Woman's Club in Lopgwood. The families of the members were invited, with 30 membets and guests attending. Mrs. Joan Newton, hand. identical twin daughters, Florida, VFW ladies Chapter of Sweet Adelines Karen and Sharon, arrive for auxiliary, presided over the will be performing Dec. 13 at writing Analyst, was the U* ChrIstmas holidays, meeting of more than 300 the Lake Sumter Community featured speaker. The club is sponsoring a The girls , graduated from representatives of local posts College, Leesburg. This will Lyman Iligh &-hool last sear throughout the state. be a complete two hour show Holiday Coctail Dance at the and are enrolled as freshmen Barbara McCreery, senior featuring Irving Berlin hits, Sweetwater Country Club on at East Carolina in Green. vice president of Post 8207 standard barbershop Sunday Dec. 14, with hors ville, S.C. Karen is majoring ladies Auxiliary, served as favorites and topped off with d'oeuvres served from 7:30 M old-fashioned Christmas In fashmtm design, and Sharon page to the Department of their own brand Of Christmas till 9:00 pot. and dancing to was the &rne for the decor live music until 10:30 pm. in elementar education. Florida secretary. music. Show time is 8 p.m. and the program this Denatlons are $7.50 per the oldest son, Henry Jr., On Saturday there was a and tickets are on sale at the Mrs. Huth Kmita, and There were two ctirtstnias hall, person. Tickets - are available trees and lots of greenery. A Mrs. Maxine McGrath were will also be home during the miniature Buddy Poppy Float college. from any board member or According to publicity covered dish supper was responsible for the excellent holidays, making this family Parade. Sixty Little coaster telephone Carole Bronsonski, reuruon a complete and trul) wagons were decorated with chairman Chlot Ingria the so served followed by the group decor. 062-3855, or Janine Jack. 869Mrs. jo)ful one. buddy.0opples. plus member group is gearing singing Christmas carols Hostesses were 1he Lawes Auxi ary ost up to 1, tess the April 1981 played by Mrs. Ruth Kinits at Piloian, Mrs. Hall, Mrs, Sherr) Arins 1 862-7606) is in Veterans (if Foreign Wars, 82W, received first place in Regional Competition. This the piano. Caroline Griffin anO Post 2807, ladies Auxiliary. Category One for its Buddy convention will bring some touch with Santa Claus and According to Virginia Hall, Peter Fekete. make special attended the Midwinter Poppy di splay. 2,000 Sweet Adelines lb the can everyone thoroughly enjoyed Conference in Jacksonville Orlando Area for three days arrangements for him to visit the relaxed, everyone par'Nir and Mrs. Henry ilou) for four days LLst week. Sw twat Oaks families in The Iongwood Ilealth Care of quartet and ticlpate evening. Stanley of Devonshire are their homes from Friday. Evelyn Hart, state Center, newly opened at 1520 petition. Dec. 19. through Monday, — Mrs. Bill Ptloian, Mrs. John counting t he days until their president of Department of Grant St., held Open House for the holiday season last The Sweetwater Oaks Dec. 22. But make your Friday from ito 3 p.m. Many Women's Club met Wed. telephone reservations as it is turned out to greet the staff nesday, at Errol Estates, tin a first come, first served and residents of the center. beginning with cocktails at basis at $5 per family visited —reiraleer.s must t'at,too. you 11:30 am. and luncheon know. The Sound of Sunshine following, 0 0. At GUYS & GALS HAIR STYLING • 31 UIJI 322=8991 - 2557 S. Park Dr. - - Sanford t OWNER STYLIST 1)) Open Evening By Appointment W*Ife V*ict*imOf'Wh Is Late Gets Left was far from Inactive, but this man's demands were so excessive that after the first COUNTY, whose wife was six months of our marriage I always late: I have a lovely sought help from • my love mother-in-law whom physician. My doctor agreed dearly, but she was never on that five times a day was time for anything. Whenever excessive, SO he would put rue we'd pick her up, we would in the hospital a couple of have to wait about half an times a 'ear to give rue a rest hour for her to get ready, and 'I'IHURON from my husband. consequently she made us My husband died at 92. DEAR ABBY: Let SI XTY late. Believe it, SIXTY, when Abby STUD speak for of AND SO numerous times Alter that some men are being late ourselves, we himself. At 37, I married a 68figured out a solution. If we year-old man whose per. sexually active at 80, 85 and 90. Believe me, I know had to be somewhere at 3 formnance would be envied o'clock, we would tell Morn we a inan of any age. IN I had had two previous had to be there at 2:30. From DEAR RESTIN(;: Judging several lovers ritamages and were always "on then on, we from my mall, you know in between. I'iii (ljnvLn(cd time." J. IN FLORIDA th at age is incidental, and all iherrOf )0U speak. DEAR ABBY: I have a DEAR J,: You may have a healthy, normal man needs been on time, but your lovely to be a good lover is a warin, friend who frequently says, "I could care less." What he mother-In-law- continues to responsive woman, NO COMh'LAINTS uiieitis is that he realh your of squander half an hour is sl'oKANE doesn't care at all. To convey time whenerr you pick her COMPLAINTS: that idea, shouldn't he sa%. DEAR up. Let's bear It from someone *sho vas 'cured": Read on for a legitimate couldn't care iess" Al. IN oh(E(;oN DEAR ABBY: I, too, was complaint from your neck of DEAR Al.: To %ay. "I could never on time, but iii) the woods: one could care less," means DEAR A1IBY SIXTY A51 husband cured me Of that DEAR ABBY: Regarding BEWILDERED IN BUCKS lI. - [UKt=mb IN iv f - d d d d d P p p p d d 6 D - t in wo easy s. lt was simple. Twice when l he doubts that men are When one wants to convey that he cares so little he could wasn't ready, he left without sexually active at 80. not rare less, the proper for was 70.1 married When I as a hornet, me. I was mad but I learned that he who 15 a second tulie. M) husband expression is, "I couldn't care less." Your friend Is careless Was ii widower, 85 and late gets left. i about his espresslons. active' aritazirly &'xwiIIy ONTIMEIN - Meanwhile, back In the United States, there are Japanese cars to the right, Japanese cars to the left and down on the docks... I: -• -- Ua WILL BE \\\\\\\l : - ,. In Aria Arou'na Serninoie - - - j". - - Tree.. stump. advice you've more than. Place the tree in a stand likely heard for years: don't that will hold and.keep itfilled use candles or anything with the right size and shape. make another tree. popular of the imported trees are displayed well so sure it's fresh. Check the Once you buy a fresh at- at all times. It can he quite an open flame on or near the northern Christmas tree you can really see what you're needles, they should bend tractive tree, the problem is surprising how quickly a tree. Check all the tree lights species. The reason they're so getting for your money. frly easily and then spring to keep it in good condition good4ized tree can take up a for loose connections and popular is that when all back when released.-It they're throughout the holiday quail or 50 of water. Check warm wires. Don't overload factors considered, Including Decide in advance exactly dry and brittle, choose season. Before' potting t he the water level at least once a electrical your circuits and where you'll display the tree another tree. flounce the butt tr ' in us stand- saw the day. ,1,rarit torn th. 1i Me nft tree characteristics and so you'll know exactly what of the tree cm the ground, if stump off an inch or so above Place the tree in the coolest when'you leave tJiehouse l...-.i..,. ....l I..... ..._ •. . •. uy ii priUr, uy um sze tree you neea.uyou pian thiscauses a rain neeesto thhriginal cut. This creates pail Of the room if possible. go to bed: Christmas tree. best Chnstriias tree buy. They to put the jee in a corner or fall the tree is probably old a fresh wound which im. The heat from fireplaces, Seminole C 0 U fl t Y For most of us, choosing the iisually have a good shape, against a wall, you might buy and dry. Feel the bottom of proves the tree's ability to radiators, air duds, and even Cooperative Extension. ri,ght Clritmas tree apes. - -sturdy branches..-and tbi • a tree .ith a bad side and- - it -- tree - stiunp. The -sap take- up.''r. aVe through 4, •T.V--seIs.-can4iaus& jha--S&L..,..-programs , a / ys.,ijj '( uu I I • out arid drop'offeryqu1ckly. regard to race, color, creed, isn't too much of a problem. hold their needles well, The Balsam Fir and the It's important to shop at a Scotch Pine are the most Christmas tree lot where the JACK ANDERSON %A 11 1 BERRY'S WORLD WASHINGTON Insensitive U.S. UNICEF conference and will abide by any diplomats and an Intransigent Swiss cor. uniform (marketing) guidelines that the poratlon are undermining a United Nations conference proposes..." effort to abolish worldwide abuses In the promoting, advertising and marketing of The conference endorsed a series of Infant formula. sweeping proposals, then forwarded its At issue are the aggressive, uncontrolled recommendations to the World Health and Often misleading sales techniques of an Assembly, which holds annual meetings. infant-formula industry whom grow annual revenues now apprbach $2 . Although the US. delegation at this year's t1jI10A3lI&dICI7IlmU0I UV31C3 art iIIdUC meeting was generally sympathetic to the in the Third World nations of Africa, Asia and WHO-UNICEF goals, it was ordered by State Iatin America, where sanitation levels and DeWtment officials In Washington to atconsumer awareness Often are abysmally low tempt to weaken crucial conference while poverty and illiteracy can be ex. recommendations, cepllcsially In those countries, there are an estimated "Chances Of our getting the desired 10 million cues every year Of infant changes are virtually zero," the delegation at malnutrition, disease and death due to Izn- the meeting last May warned foreign-service rwiTprlv.tpr(lizM in,,hiiItv in mu,,,., uusua iii d - ui mat id mere .-—of -r-- -' sterilized hnttl,.0 ----' was "an-printed Instructions for formula use and solutely no support" among other nations' similar causes, delegations and that "our tactic is interpreted In many cases, company-paid "milk as a device to delay progress... (and) to nurses," free samples distributed by health protect multinational corporations." professionals and hard-sell advertising duce the parents of newborns to abandonAfter that meeting had concluded, one State breast feeding, only to discover that they're Department official said in an int-ni_l Iffevocably committed to buying an ex- memo: "I fear that United States credibility pensive product that's inferior to mothers' in this matter has now been dealt a severe milk. blow by the unilateral action taken... Although a number of U.S. companies — pursue a hard Including American Home Products, Abbott The proposed code, to be considered again Laboratories and Bristol-Myers — sell infant formula wound the globe, the dominant firm at next year's World Health Assembly, does Is the Nestle Altmentana Co,, based In Vevey, include a shift in emphasis away from a mandatory international code of conduct for Switzerland. promoting infant formula in favor of a Nestle doesn't sell formula in this country. voluntary code with restrictions and sanc. but the multinational corporation does Lions Imposed only by individual governdistribute candy bars, tea and coffee here nients. under its own name as well as Stouffer from But that revision didn't satisfy the foods, Bçringer Brothers wine, Libby, McNeill and Libby canned foods and scores of dominated trade association, the Interother consumer items. national Council of Infant Food Industries, After years of protests from Industry If United Nations Officials reject the inmarketing practices from church, consumer dustry's Interpretation of the language of and citizen groups, the World Health Organization and UNICEF, both United code drafted at the WHO-UNICEF meeting, "'""1 UJI U7 IUIUt Nations organmzaucms, convened a W79 ' ' expect ICIFI to agree with the code." Geneva meeting on the issue. Japanese onslaught but the almost identical plight of Western Europe's auto industry. The Toyotas and Datsuns have also landed at Bremen—and Liverpool and Le Havre and Genoa. Japanese exports to the nine-member European Economic Community, -after a 0 T1W ~41 a 3011jew rapidly as to the United States. While the Community-wide figures are impressive enough, for acne individual countries they are, from the local point of view, horrendous. Japanese Wes during ft year's first halt were up 43.3 percent In West Germany. Japanese vehicles accounted for 15.5 percent of total German sales during the period. In Britain, Imports were up 15.5 percent and the Japanese share of the market hit 12.3 percent. (Figures courtesy of the American edition of "Europe," the Corn' munity magazine.) Why? The Europeans, unlike Detroit, have long tradition of budding the smaller, fuelefficient cars that are the wave of the present the Japanese are ac successfully riding. But Europe also has a tradition of fragmented, jealously national enterprises and of government Intervention that may swt out with the best of intentions to aid troubled manufacturers but more often than not ends up preserving obsolete operations that can't make it on their own in a competitive market. Britain being the most painful case In point, World-famous MG, a welfare case for years, earlier this year joined the lengthening list of closed plants. The British industry, once number two, is no longer a real contender in world markets. As a consequence of the piecework'nature and uneconomic structure of much of the European industry, it finds Itself at a disadvantage In the confrontation with the Japanese who have, as "Europe" observes, "the right product at the right time, at the right price and just about everywhere." 'the twofold European response to the challenge Is Instructive. A holding operation American automakers would dearly like to copy discourages Imports. France and Italy are holding the tightest line, with the first setting a limit of 3 percent of the total French market and Italy mandating a ceiling of 2.2DO vehicles annually. Britain limits imports to 11 percent of the home market. West Germany, which has had no restrictions, Is under in. creasing pressure to join its neighbors. mportant self-help effort is in another area, however. The European producers are making strenuous efforts to break out of their self-created self' containment, inexpanding and ternationalizing operations. They have realized, again Intiiewormts of "Europe," that "not only are mull cars beautiful, but bigger companies are better." _•.' •I.ri- - most persons know that a company which has a Ion In am' yew often c- an carry a parThere should be. tint of It forward or beck an Offset against The president-elect is being urged by his ad- iflCOfltS taxes In other years. They also I=w that in credits can In visers to seek full decontrol of domestic crude oll by writing off dubious assets or obtained prices and petroleum products next year. c1oiLt down some operations at a Dan Lundberg, petroleum analyst, notes that the.e credits are prt1y negotiable, Le. one present gasoline pump prices are below federal firm might buy another company that has a ceilings and that gasoline would be 'selling for big taxcredit in order to offset lazes on Its less today" had all regulations been removed, own Income, But the EPA is going farther with credits to The old rules of supply and demand still work," said Joseph Tovey, head of his own in. °'P" for cleaning up air pollution. It is making the credits completely negotiable, is vestment banking firm In New York, to set up a national banking system New ofl Wells' In a number of states have been for crots.Iind urging Intairested parties developed under the promise of decontrol. In- to pt into the busiflesi of brokering the dications- are that natural .' g Ii more nlntlfnl In UVMI. many areas than had previously been believed. A cunpany earns such a negotiable Complete elimination of price controls would emlWan feductlon,cruU in just one way, by result probably in an immediate - but temporary reducing pollutant emissions at Its plant by a sniW margin over what Is required for surge in prices, the factor that worries the the Ira by law. politically oriented Congress. credit for zealous pollution abatement This But decontrol Is at the heart of the U. S. energy In a state or local ERC bank can policy that has taken seven long years to emerge. and be used l.t.i' on by the company For the long-term benefit of the nation, the new .,... .i, , . .t -.- , --•.president and the new Congress should' expedite The purpose, the EPA explains, is to the process. provide an Offset mechanism that will allow for much Industrial growth without adversely affecting the general air quality In the country. flier In prsctk., obtaining an anisslon reduc. ticncredit lsa complicated rnatter. The origiOne of the Carter administration's major nal Clan Air Act of 1970 effectively prevented blunders in the Intelligence field was the decision new indtatrtal growth In the ao.called "nonto grant the CIA a virtual monopoly on the attalitnent arus," where It appeared un" collection, flow, analysts and distribution of in- possible to clean up pollution utliactcrily. In 1575, EPA adopted the alternative that telligence information, In effect, this decision gave Mr. Carter's CIA new plants locating In the non-attainment arms rat only mot have the mod advanced director, Adm-Stansfield Turner, absolute control potion control equipment available, but over what intelligence data and estimates went to must arrange for pollutiofl reduction credits the president and the National Security Council. in fIesting plants elsewhere to Offset the new Thus, the entire intelligence community spoke emissions being granted. It is this elaborate with one voice. Dissenting views or countervailing syetemn that caused the birth of the emission cr.dit banking Idea. information from the Pentagon's Defense InEPA says the Idea of establishing emission telligence Agency or - the State Department's Bureau of Intelligence and Research never reduction banks already has caught on In reached the White House. If Turner's judgments major Industrial communities vA predicts a aibstattlal future for the busineu. EPA also were in error, and several of them most certainly esye the ERC banks will make Its task much were, there was no system of checks and balances easier, fostering greater cooperation between to protect the president and his top advisers from go,$rii_nsjit and itistry cm pollution matacting on flawed intelligence estimates. ters, speeding the eradication Of air pollution tars, I"ortunatelv. the Reaaan transition team Is arid removirw some serious Impedimenta to reported to be recommending a return to general economic growth. In the announcement Of the January the kind of multi-agency intelligence effort in Washington, EPA said there will seminar favored by the Pentagon, the State Department, be variety of business opportunities for ERC and more than a few officials in the CIA itself, tickers, This diversified approach no doubt offends those, like Turner, who imagine that the Inexact science of intelligence-gathering and analysis can be refined and enhanced by inposing rigid centralization. -- . . ...,.. rn, • formation that you: might hear, simply follow these few --simple guidelines when - . - installation next month of menew Congress in which Republicans will c6ntrol the'Senate. fttno . 0 Oil Use Down, Supply Is ''up. - . • 0 Nam independence" goat proposed by former . Give Thought lin Selecting Natural . Chns $30.00 Year. p7,00. . .. . I1 . . . . "Ivy %...UPI Iuul3uuu riuiu 10 have rented luxurious digs on Manhattan's Upper East Side, an area which is synonymous with swank. Their newly cultivated image is reflected in personal appearance as well. As one bemused U.N. source noted, the Pol Pot delegates used to wear the drab, ascetic Mao jackets of their Chinese mentors. Now, however, they sport what the source described as "exquisitely tailored three-piece suits." The also like to entertain, They reeently threw a lavish party for virtually all the U.N. delegations in the main dining morn. Even the US, delegation can't afford such extravagant shindigs, contending itself Instead with more intimate gatherings in Its own modest "They have become really quite friendly," said one U.N. dIpIoma, who suggested that the Cambodians' aim to make friends In the International community. Though Pol Pot's delegates regularly vote with Red China on most questions, they tend to avoid controversial Issues whenever possible. As the slaughterers Of millions of their Own countrymen, they skip discussions on human rights, All Is not cocktails and canapes with ie Cambodians, of course. Along with the Chinese, they have been engaged in an alkut paper war with the Vietnamese delegation, They not only flood the United Nations with press releases, but submit reams of "Official" documents 10 the U.N. secretariat, which is obliged to have them translated and distributed to all 154 missions — at U.N. expense. . Recently the Cambodians passed out a truly awe-inspiring book, titled "Heroism Of Kampuchean Women Before and After the Vietnamese troops. What makes the book remarkable is that experts on Indochina report little or no evidence of widespread Vietnamese atrocities, and suspect that the illustrations may be mislabeled photos of the mass executions during Pal Pot's vicious ruled As one source told my associate Lucette Laiacki, 'l'his would be a spectacular case of murderers taking the evidence of their own climes and using it as propaganda." - Footnote: One plam where the Cambodians' hail-fellow image has made no impression is at the US. delegation. Our diplomats, for reasons Of White House grand strategy, held their noses and voted to seat th e Pol Pot delegation as Cambodia's U.N. representatives. But they personally refuse to attend any of the Cambodians' parties, and will not speak to them, even If it means leaving a room to avoid a social encounter. Stokes to Address SEEDCO Friends (Rep.) Louis Stokes, U. S. Congressman of the 21st Congressional District of Ohio, will deliver the keynote address at SEEDCO's Ninth Annual Friends Banquet. The affair will be held Friday. December 12, 1980, 7:30 p.m. at the Sanford Civic Center. Tickets (a tax deductible contribution) are available at $20 per person .by ceiling SEEDCO'S office. Tel: 323•4360. SUNDAY AFTERNOON. NOW UNTIL CHRISTMAS p -- �- - - 1 -. - I-- 0Ø 1OA—Evenn9 Herald, Sanford, Fl. BLONDIE • 1W1SISS1LLYfl1TREALly WERE A BURGLAR OUR DOGS VIOU0 BE THEIR HEAO5OF RIGHT NOW' M ARF I ARF 1 by Chic ACROSS 40 Gentle Mow Young ________ ..•-- I , I4 I . I /1=11 • / I I / / 1 / . -. II II Aiswr to Pvsvous Pue 42I . ___ ZY Friday, Dec. 12, 1980 _ _ • _ 43Twiu.d Exploding 4l Spread todry Ss,vYcr P A LIO 4 Stow city rIi:l 13 Candid 49$,,., it sj* Tj1L v 14 Take to 0a0 * u LTM 52 Freedom of is of situated DEAR DR. LAMB Would - you say something about 0 53 Show plainly 11. Hard. 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I is I 36 - — dandruff and there are some — - shampoos on the do help In som e Instances, , BYBERN10EBEDEOSOIa LIZ] For Saturday, December 13, 1980 DECEMBERU,111S Several changes In your basic lifestyle are likely this coming year. Some of these ~A a. MEEK Howl. Schneider CA5E .T...1) (4rEE.A (A)LESS ccctuE xJ \ALT-F1.E M VJ4KH LIFE. today. How ever, you may wind up sitting on your bright Ideas rather than acting on them. £..JI your YOU (iI - Frequent shampooing of the hair also helpe, particularly there's a tendency for the hair to be WHEN ANDERSON STOLE The TO,V-11`4 AT MD-cELo AND PASSED THE LL TO PARKER WHO RELAYED IT 10 KRESS FOR I' (YJE - ON . QQ B e WITH WILco'? y - . , others may be forced upon Friends today are likely you. Regardless of how they talk to you about things which 8 occur, all will work out to your they I liking, wi ll Ll .,. not discuss wi th others. You could even - - ------ -- was --- WIN - • - - SCILLA'S POP VS !HATE IT W1-4EN I PUN INTO m' 5HE ALWAYS ASKS ME HOW a_p ENGLISH TEACHER.) '1 BUGS BUNNY .JJa p 0 •1 Doua and wrwiner I *flOWd keep on eating them. DEAR READER - Yes, th ere Is a substance In perslmmoas thal can form a hard ball of waxy-li ke material. These are called bezoars. They may develop In the ---- - . $WI by Leonard Starr I f -THM6 A me I ru Efk! A THAT - . Mrs. MeDougald first tried making breaddough ornaments after reading about it in a craft magazine. Then she took a course from a friend. She has been tinkering around with it for several years since then. Th is is therapy," she said, as she pounded a piece of dough into a desired shape. In addition to being something artistic, handling the dough helps her work out her aggressions and animosities.' It also is fun I've tried other crafts," she added, but I don't enjoy the others as much. It's a good way of expressing oneself." Larger figures can be glued to a board to make a wall plaque. Almost any type of figure can be constructed for kitchen decorations, U1IIIU1tLI S 101)I1I, LIVUUUUIII or Photos On Page 2 cAN'T • AFFØ1D To guy Al C _---y - - TUMBLEWEEDS l GLi55 'rtJLYR %VNPEIN& 'OU MUST E TH l(ltJ6 OF -ME FLOC HI, HO(J, I'M HILJEGrAFW wHi'PPvi HI.RFj? — L.OV HAM HOCER I.OY YOUR t-t'T INIJUN L.OfE- JUST L0V I1 - I- ______ ______ _______ •'( $-.*.• -- -, '' • I2•I 2. by T. K. Ryam by Douglas Coffin FLETCHER'S LANDING I...tre.AeLocA I PRINT O 54M AND 1416 RLlNttt.L.. Complete Weeks TV Listings . - - - -- ---. -. ---------- nrm - -- - .' 1URJ4 M. .—,—,.-- — • 1' ----------------------- - • . • . • j I • -. I — I . - - • - - After painting, it should be placed back in the oven for about 30 minutes at 150 degrees. After cooling, a high gloss can be added by dipping the ornament several times in polyurethane varnish. More GO'? MON!Y. _,.i - St rnamin nts Camille McDougald teaches English at Seminole High, but evenings this fall foun d her at Seminole Community College, teaching adults how to make th e ornaments through the Leisure Time Program. Dough recipe: 2 cups flour '2 cup salt :I cup boiling water Boil the water and measure :14 cup. Add the salt, stir and let cool about two to three minutes. To the salt and water mixture, add two cups of flour. Mix well. Knead the dough about five minutes or until it is workable. Then use the dough like modeling clay to form figures, ornaments and designs limited only by your imigination. When the ornament has been completed, it should be baked in a 350-degree oven for about an hour. It can be painted with water colors when cool. AT BRIDGE ANNIE W I YEP.. MARTW( • - B,' mixing fl our, salt and water into a dough, a whole world of creations can be formed, baked and painted that will add a festive touch to any decor. Both children and adults will enjoy trying their hands with the bread dough's nrnmnnIc contin ,- by Bob Thaves --- With Christmas fast approaching, it is still not too late to make a few homemade ornaments that can add a personal touch to tree or wreath. Best of all the necessary materials can be found in most kitchens and cost very little. - not set FRANK AND ERNEST . ..- . - rop _- - . - Sanford, Florida — Friday December12 1910 , I - ...'. ' SAGITTARIUS (Nov. n. receive Dec. 21) Don't attempt to do profitable. more today than you know GEMINI (May 21-Jane 2$) from experience you can When others off er you sound manage. You'll perform well counsel today be good It you don't spread yourself listener, but don't discount too thin. Romance, travel, your own dever Ideas In the luck, resources, possible process. Blending O pitfalls and ca reer for the spells success. fable coming . months are all CANCER (Jane 21-Jaly 22) mond from dummy at trick discussed In your Astro- Unless you are careful today, two and played the jack. West won with the ace and led Graph which begins with your the tomorrow syodrome may another club. Declarer cashed day th Mail for each to overtake you. You could come $1 by Ed Sullivan tAr his diamond king. Since it was Aufpt.tipnh U,., L R.AI, . 11h ...41t. 155.SIS W impossible to d both the City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be pot off responsibilities until queen and 10, he could awe to specify birth date later. up dummy's diamonds and CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. made just eight tricks. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) A At table two South pI7ed 1$) Yield to your corn- tempting proposal for quick his king of diamonds. eat passionate"Impulses today gaIn today may be more NO took his ace and when South where another needs your than substance. Investigate led his jack of diamonds later help and you're In the position thoroughly before jumping In. on East held back his queen to do so. Your good deeds will VIRGO (Aug. 23.3ept. 22) and once more the diamond suit was dad. make you feel great. Being too indecisive could The table one South was bitAQUARIUS (Jan. 2$-Feb. create problems for you ter about the whole thing. He 19) Talking prematurely today. Something which commented: '1 played the diaabout something width could should be completed may be monds correctly and i t did me either make or save you left undone. Face up to dlinogood. I am just unlucky" I money might prove unwise, ficult decisions. elther declarer had made the hand, but number one had especially If a friend Is InLIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct 23) by Stoffel 8. Heimdahl been the man who misplayed volved who doesn't want It Tasks which do not require It. Neither play was goin to discussed. too much physical effort you work the way the cards ay. I 'MAT KJN OA PARKINC7 1A bRKNG LOT PISCES Feb. 2$-March 2$) will accomplish with ease but the ack play was going LOT A1'TENC'ANTAE Ou, ATTENM NT. I RUN Don't become discouraged today. Projects where you lose unless at had ma le a mistake and ducked with ace9(j) today If that which you at- have to exert yourself may be ANYHOW ? TE L1TO queen-small In which can t.rnr it n,.& ,r,rwnn)I,hM m.rI,w'.k.aI either play would have won with yo FILM effort. VIctz'y SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) By Oswald Transfer the ace and queen will be yours If you keep You're likely tobe quite lucky aad Alas Sastag between the East and West plugging, today materially, provided no hands and the king play made Here Is another band from by declarer number two ARIES(Marcb2l-Aprfl 11) risks or gambles are co n IMP matchl The bidding, would have won so his play Situations requiring an required. Where you expect pening lead and down one had beenthe correct one, Imaginative touch will be the something for nothing, the 'esult was the same at both NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) ones at which you can excel reverse will be true. tables. _ .• te a coI umn ahoUt SOITIe shampoos and soaps are irritating tosoine people's scalp. This Includes many stomach and cause obshamoo thatareaderthad structions. Most of the as being mild. For this reason ma terial In the persommons some people with excessive that's apt to cause this scaling problems will find directly under the skin that (hav'll do baUM' to you choose to conLlnu ue .allnil ---• the hair without soap or persimmons, I would urge of any sort more you to wait until they're fully often and rely on tap water. ripe and then not use any of One of the reasons that the pulp that's directly the skin. Peel them and leave some people have duller looking hair Is because of the the pulp that sticks with the water that they wash their skin alone. ---- - I old cells. 53 - -- - mmons and that you said that they were bed for one's Iberia are a lot of things that stomach. Is this true? I have h. lk— I A I always enloved rsinmonis 1950151' .:.... E.viiItjJd - ese em. Some tendto have a higherto1 activity new cell O5Uonwhith means they shed more .• - cents - 4 4 .0 RIGHT! PJOW IVTERVIEW 'FLASs'W%jC,OJ AND ASK HM AncuT THE GOAL HE MADE SUE ' 75 people have Irregular shaped Box i5i Radio City Station, ce lls that clump together as New York NY 10019. scales and that's why you see --------------------- . — Its ROMINIME . -- care of this newspaper, P.O. iiJ 35 TER 15 IS OUT SICK' COULC'VOU - '--- -.---- I'm send ing you The Health Letter number 12-6, HaIr.---this Issue can send IOU i(ijøioco, --- '---- 13 - - 1}4PJ6 HLF-Mpri' ' t---toR HM.F-Fu.L.4j=zZ '' - ONE — - — shed. It Is not a disease. It is wit by bacteria or .............................................................caused .:.:.: ------- • - • byr'aso S -- - i. Bread dough can be used for more than making good things to eat. Camille McDougald shows off one of her creations similar to the types of ornaments she teaches others to make in her bread dough ornament class. ----.--- • - �- - -..- 4—EV.enSH.raId, $sfr Fl FR - S - -. - po'viâe thu SIttWg th$ dOW. W. and December 12 Josh Greves. --. , .., _ ,• ••j_ , __. • SATURDAY • - -.- - - I-r-..w ,--------- . - - Evening H(aid Sanford, Fl o hngS"Amd Poor : Decembe : ' r :' 14-, i on holiday 0 (' RIEVIEW G(n L~OTAScoimjøiu MAN 4AVE$ Featured the FILAS WA$$bdQTONWUKP psdmsaKEzpo' 1 - &30--V .—p an Nam SWen Attirmn. cliusirnw. Block OSNEWHART Selection Cn...'opp.okay., 4CC Al MAN Wf$ - (F TONIGHT 14011 .IOIWVIy son Guests- flctwd ,yo,. w OCCOPts Sharon's invitation to ~sr sting go" for a visit with P~ apavtmsnt to, an udithon, then Sima; IS U. afto worldise the It" dspites in hm bed, of inistarri ML Jahn one(11) D THIII DUKES OF HAZZARDMAcNmLi LV - .=(l7)ALLINTWFAMLY t , owes ) (36) AnA ANONEWS CIAL **Christrn" Swuw" Guests Peter Ustinow. PsM Low E (10) DOLLY onormouis odds 42 112 Kra ) 0 (17) MOVIS I'm 1116 Years To Earth" (1964)istriest aid. Andrew Komr. An unearthed 114A time capisie contains dosS to a (10) DICK CAVETT Guest EudoraWafty. IWWW$toricuaiuianvajsfltoEatth 0(10) (17)SANF0RD ANO$ON Qosp5ll s, 800 : 10:00 brought to tlY0i4t the voices 01 Jim Backus, Morey Amster dam sod Jack C.ssidy 17)0 sesasosi Benson agrees to help Miss Kraus study for her test to become an American CIftZSn 'V - Most DALLAS The IiflklflO of tanks, carrying 600.000 gallons oil delights .1 A. especially when he learns the oil was not insured (it) (35) l (17) Robert Klein Guests The RollIng Stones. ABSA. Cliff Richard, 1(001 and the Gang., Susan Anton. The T,emblsrs, Fred Knoblock , 0 (lO) WjSQRAU ON THE ROAD Three bluegrass festivals Tracy, Katharine "The Nil. hionairess" (1961) Sophia Loren. Pete, Ssfhers 1111UNINE11111 7) 0 FONZ AND THE spcy DAYS GANG IrJ (35) AMAZING GRACE BIBLE - \ I I 9:30 0 " OC" fa RICH I SOCOM signs of the Zodiac corn- (11 000 spond.d exactly with the (11) (35) LIFE BEGINS AT CALpositions of the constell.. VARY GF(35)FUPPER 11:00 Alice's Adventures In ot FRIDAY TIL $ PM Wonderland - -- - - - 4MUVILLAN D 1515 Ui A I 74 SS Driftwood Villacre $4 W. LM. Li Mary, UtI1 , ____ 3238328 . Il.1 Jflflj•" marching bands and equestrian units (10)15 THERE AN AMERICAN This documentary saphores the theory that the Amen. Can built a shrine in Y0• mang designid to calculate Seasonh Changes by religious and agracul. , tural reasons similar to t he structure at Stonehenge. England 3:00 (4) EMERGENCY ONO ( 5) MOVIE "iegen C) V 6I101' (C) (1977) Documentary John Veraner talc-es his Q'fsther's footstep. Into the remote legions of Death Valley for soy,,. unknown reason (2 Hr.) Oc1OtPRESSNTI (12) t17, MOVIE "Sd'Ooge"(t970) Albert Flnn.y, Alec Guinness. 3:30 (5) 0 GOLF Third round play In the J C Penney Mimed Team sic . from Bardmoor Country Club in Largo, F14 ) 0(10)OuEPAIA7 VAN ESSA _______________ 0(4) PATMAN TH suPt (FOSCU0 GOLD (D wio wo.00c 1117 (FRI 0 IWAI THE NIGHT WORE CH STMAS Animated The dliZSfl5 of. small town ham that San.,, .. -t. ,. Test,ngow' U 50 " anonymous hit., to t he local paper denouncinghimasamym (A) C).)) (35) NASHVILLE MUSIC 9:00 43 C!) MOVIE 'Dog Day Afternoon" (1975) Al Pacino John Cazaie a New York City bank robbery escalats. into a near-circus when community activists fain in to stags an anti-police protest during the Caper (1) 0 FREEBIE AND THE BEAN is seduced by a lot~ girlfriend fl 9:30 ROAD 5) 'NASHVILLE ON THE 0(10) CHRISTMAS LACE Satin (35 i- :i art' iv (1 0) MONTY PYTHONS FLY. F5tgflt Cham. between Salvador San. 11:30 chesend Juan Laporl.(ftamEl U (4) SATURDAY NIGHT LIVIE 10 AiM, D0,mm,IM Paso, TSW World Sports Acro. Most Jamie Le Curtis Musical 44 'ifl ,i_ -nueat James P.,n..., tic -"..wn riiemi, Poland). World Weightkftig Char,,. 5)OMOVIE "Name' (*974) (1)0 pjj p PlOfiShiPs (from TPaessalOrUk.. Lucille Bell. Beatrice Arthur A OUR GANG wealthy eccentric becomes the (12) ,.5) MOVIE "The Flame Barn. Ck..C. gudiifl01he,yoy ng convention(8/W) (*951) Atthv Frans. ThSSdG*ZZLYADAM$ Kathleen Crowley A woman is (1 0) SOCCER -h.O( 54 GIR. aly raised nephew, MANY Canada vs. USA (DO MOVIE "A Star Is Born' (C) ad by a pew at brothers in her (*955) Judy Garland, James Mason (17) LAST OF THE WILD aeemch through the Yucatan $ing Feeling his a-isa popularity sapping to, her husband who dlaappearsd 5:30 U his young wife's career the while hunting down a falsn Satellite .° Ink (11/3 Nra,) !". ° uusei mor ji PVS. DO Mlfl$J U (35) MOVE -wevesioll Of ____ -' Len on" (5/W) (1535) Nervy PWarner Olaind. A dote, dIscovers ails' bekig linen, by a wol go Its itco ___ Team Ciss- ' Deborah Harry. David ..-..- Blackstone Jr. 1T)35THEFUNT5TONLS 0 10 MISTER ROGERS (A) C)2) 17 105! SI SPACE 9:30 0 ( GOSPEL SINGING JUBILEE 5) WOODY WOODPECKER (it) AND FRIENDS 0 (10) ONCE UPON A CLASSIC The Swish Of The Curtain" All., the children present a revue for a ga,dsn 1010. the parents begin to realize that their children really are Ialent.d (Pail 31 10:00 (7)9 KIWpi 5PORE'( PIG AND FRIENDS -- 10 COSMOS (12) (17) HAZEL 1O'30 0 (14) MOVIS "War Drum," (C) (5)0 BLACK AWARENESS 7)0 FIRST BAPTiST CHURCH (11) (35) THE JITSONS (12) (17) MOVIE "The Hasty Heart' (1950) Ronald Reagan. Patricia Hush A terminally, ill soldier finds peace when he is befriended by *Oisidid solders in a PiOSQI. hal. 11:00 ES 0 (5)P10 jMAU = : AT THE BIJOU 11'30 0 FACE THE NATiON 0 TONY SROWWS JOURNAL (35) MOVIE "Little Giant (61W) (*948) Bud Abbott, Lou C-oshello Ado ntryboytre..tohiytp,. citykfeasasfaem , (1 Il? Mrs) - W (10) VIKINGSI - Hot@ King Her. u.0 1 r¼Iuwu In 1066 A U. a Tierce three-way struggle f or England mark ed the and of the Viking Age (1t)(35)UOVIE "Th,FiIeOnTP,.f. ma Jordan' (61W) (1949) Barbara Stanwyck, Wendell Corey An assistant district attorney 's io ity to his back.,lre.t girlfriend prompts his rally to her def ense when she is Charged with the mu,. Oat of her aunt 1 2 His) ID (10) THE St-UTTERER OF WORLDS From the establishment of Ira, Los Alamos laboratory to the explosion at Hiroshima, human. isIs review the development of the atomic bomb with historical film (outage from the Unit ed States and abroad 3:30 5ummur" (1956) Paul pule*man, Joanne Woodward Based on t he novel by William Faulkner A stranger in a small town Changes he lives of a pair of wealthy young IF) (4) NFL FOOTBALL Miami Dot. )hinS at Baltimore Cons 5)0 NFL FOOTBALL Tampa flay luccaneirs at DeIr.ait Lions V (10) NOVA 'A Touch Of S.naivity' P-hew research findings On the and pSychological rnportanca of touch in our lives are Ix5iThfled C) 5:00 (I) (35) MOVIE 'The Ysartinag" (1B/Wi (1946) Gregory Peck, Jane Vyman A young boys attachment o an orphaned fawn relieves the )neliriess of his harsh life in the F lonida wilderness (2 1/2 His) (10) FIRING LINE "Harold hacmihtan Revisited" 5 30 (1T) 0 PINK PANTHER EVENING VS NEWS --- W40L a I/S Nra.) al dIfli a 'im 6:00 0 0( 0)AGRONSKY AND COMPA. 12:30 .s. 'BE beapout 0IiI&Ms 0LU"FOOTBALL Qenden Stale Bowl' io 70 MOVIE "The Night The City Screamed' (Premier.) Raymond Burr Robeyt CuIp A blackout in a large city sets off a series of fr ight. ening and destructive events ID (10) MASTERPIECE THEATRE Testament Of Youth' Devastated by Roland s death Ver a devotes all her ener gies to nursing, she returns to England determined to marry her brother , friend Vic tor (Part 31 ve. "1" 04" ' 7.00 • (4) 01511115 WONDERFUL WORLD Animated Jimmy Cricket nost aaprograln DW",IN wimms SHINY : YEAR Ariekal5d, RiJdOi St5 red. nosed reindeer is oteif 10 lend Feka ',.- , h4ould feed him and wak:h him -Alth glass ould have a research lab - - - IfeY- Mini- %hy do lions roir ' Because Why do cats have list faces'! on the -side ot the pool. Marvin Johnson they have big I Wonder Why teeth And aI anything, even people. They roar like'the police Iwant to know, because I want to make It Flatter than Imiderhy. Birds In the sky Altinys land In (1) C. calling Ior help. Roosevelt Buckner Dogs • to m, They fly away. L)ogs dogs hy are you lie Car ho mean hatefur! Hey car, %hy do you Why do you bark alot and always run %ith me ) a you eat a ol. I iunder h- -The tivit , lea%Ts fall. And lurn different colors. on in F.er) time I gel Inside The grass grows green It makes you your energy That's hy I wonder 'Alty. the street. Why do you have shark off down teeth to bite People7 When I push It pedal. you Gene Smith GOLD EXCHANGE PAYS... INSTANT CASH FOR 9:30 10:00 0(10) FAWLTY TOWERS 2j 17) NEWS ID (10) WOOEHOIJSE PLAY. HOUSE - Anselm Gets Has Chance - One summer evening, Anseim Mull,n.r preaches his sir. mon on brotherly love (;gu 9 Sif(WA IN ANY CONDITION 11:00 1)4 07)0 NEWS 0 (10) SUNSHINE MUSIC HALL "Thu Goipit Setmonette,' (12J(17)RIJFF House 11:30 0 (4) MOVIE 'Greatest Heroes Of T he Bible" (1979) Sam Bottoms, Torn Hallick The biblic al stories of Daniel In the lion's dsp-siid Joseph of the coat of rT,$y colo,s are etold (RI S)OUOVE rsa$ur.Of Jams ica Reef" 1 19 4/Cher)4 Ladd, Ste pl'ien BoydjUembers of a diving teem try ( locate and recover gold from t he bottom of the Caribbean (7)0 MONTE CARLO SHOW (12) ( 17) OPEN UP 12:30 (7) 0 MOVIE "Twelvu Angry Men" (B/WI 11957) Henry Fonda, Lee.) Cobb .lj)(17)DATVJNECANAOA 1:00 U (17) MOVIE 'Now, Voyager" (1942) Belt. Davis, Claude Rains 2:15 (7)0 NEWS 2:45 car-oon iridudirig Donald Duck, Peter Pan and Snow While and the Sever, --- Sharks i)t(35) JIMMY SWAGGART NY EW VALLEY ISIS COLLEGE FOOTBALL naas op coliege 5•I5 by Writers *a.no,, of America will all iriQ and humor ous circus acts, Lloyd Bridge, flock Hudson Arigea Lansbury and Valerie Perrino are rinomaste, / hosts • D ( 0) FLORIDA REPORT (1 17 WRESTLING 630 PRESS JOHN MCKAY (DOISIANQANS state visit to Toronto, the President of the United States is kidnapped and held boy ransom an an armor ed truck filled with eptosays 5 I 0 CIRCUS cc THE Twenty-sia television, screen and stage stars perform a varty of dat. I);(35)pTL CLUB )ONEWS 7 The President— (1960) William 10:30 4:00 ihysiological Th. kidnapping ot 43(4) MOVE people AFTERNOON 12:00 - Iturna key and you take 3° 9:00 11957) Lim Barket, Joan Taylor A cavalry officer acts as peacemaker between goidmine,, and Apaches (I (inn, legs? than 5)0 NFL TODAY 12) (17) MOVIE 'The Long, Plot - --- told 3:00 SUNDAY MORNING Harry Grandma Romano goes out on her twit data since her husband's - snu? 2'30 (7)0 KiDS ARE PEOPLE TOO icaan 8:30 '-' backyard in the pooL And feed m sq Marurite Christopher - '' T &fi'J Rki-Fifl- 4c:Fajjj men become anvolv.d with an vera ion devsiocsd by Nathan spies v. J) 0 ONE DAY AT A TOM tail a And I don't have one' Why do you have four which lasted has 9-00 (t. -- Why' & The Northern Shores- The story of death the great Nor thern Vik ing Empire (flJ(35)JERR'VFALWELL 0(4) OUTLOOK Wenner U (I 71'F MOVIE "The Three SIOOQ*$ In Orbit- 11962) Throo SIOOQ". Carol Ch,istensain Three WALL *1RUT 2.00 CATS 35SUpIUN •(FJO50ftI 101'(6111141 visitors 10 Earth and shows that n6ebriv;ncing evidence th.•-Scheoje what they should write. they h Gift Stocks F0 SEWN -I: ncyc6opedle GalactKa" Or Carl Saw emarn- M f 10) VIKINGSI "The Empire of (11) (35) JOSh AND THE PUSSY. Guests taken ho a r.mote mounta.n shack (I Q_A1K*I1IE SUNKER'S PtAca 0 CHAftJE`8 ANGELS The peac.. fl of Oviedo. Pupils are I oWd get a great white generally provided, with a SharL theme but are not told i illould keep him In the as kidnapped by a moto,ccJe gang Selection Con.,en.e Ope.im.r -4) SUNDAY SIAN _ and w,t(nalaon& another you oo last. 41 Flo program: These pupil s are holi 0 (F CHIPS Officer Bonnie c A Co Inc in) (10)$flAtITiT(pt (0 THREE STOOGES - , - ---{(35)DAFocoIsooyey- Stefan Abrams ch airman Stock 8.30 830 ian iuwng u"1" 500 day's ind . • 8 CE) VOICE OF VICTORY (1) a NEX OOLOAKO" (Z) a SHOW MY PEOPLE j 07) FOOTBALL. SATURDAY 4 00 5:00 D. 19. DANIELS HOLIDAY CONCERT STONEHENGE? ---- Nurembmg An Scholl, Spencer Tracy The Pf antinfersairy of the Universal Decia- ceedings of the Nazi war crime$ Ill. ration of Human Rights is commern. &IS Sliplore the msponssbilay ol ' otaled. he GRAND OLE OM college Scar., predictions for upcoming games and commentary from pro and college experts -- (7) 0 MOVIE "Judgmaint At 10 WONOEM 0cThl ISA 7:30 Furl curt curt County. t Podry 00 Country Club in Largo. Ft&), 7:30 ACK3TAGS AT iJIE * -— CONVENIEN (II) (35) ---------• the .16 Pinney U POI __ Quebec In the IUO.. a Voting girt who works with Pier grandmother as a lacemak., puts out a bowl for the years. quit kitchen floor, speaks with a 0 (F Nfl. FOOTBALL Seattle baby Jesus t Christmas O4'ily S.shaak, at San Diego Chatgers marble expert about Ibis fveiiac. and considers hOrns SeW.Ity IM (10) up AND COMING have it stolen by a thief Nar rated by BU)Ofd towns "Cheating Cats" Valerie is invited £ 5 to cheat in a competition for a writ. 10:00 1000 irs workshop achofaratup (F 0 SECRETS cc MIDLAND • DOWNSTAIRS 01' 141tY arid Teddy search uu 4:30 (12(1 ) MOVIE 'The Agony for John Grey, who was abducted TO SI ANNOUNCED The Ecstasy" (1945) Charflon Nibhington's 01 NO'IsS 99 t on . R•* Harrison Michelangelo ' RACERS PERRY COMOS CHRIST. 'V (10) and Pope Julius II clash over the AU. jws .Ls'' MAS 54 HOLY LAND Perry Corno "Black painting of t he SIstine Chapel Influence In T he and has guest Rich çr..zAI l:4S.:3S ti$Iry' - Oscar BrownRecording Jr corn, pay a musical visit ar d Cham berlain 10:30 to Jerusalem and patsStrsnd5vi the ro,, ing at (4) DAFFY DUCK Bethlehem try which have influenced the ci.( OPOPEVE ahon and marketing of music by 1100 THUNOAM THE SAMARI. black Americans (4) (1) 0 w 0 (12) (17) V His . AN NEWS ___________ tions. This will not be true 0 (10) THIS OLD HOUSE sob Viii demonstrates how to lay a par. again for nearly 24,000 JZA uj NOW OPEN FOR YOUR star usher. - Young r . dyT VIEWPOINT ON NUTRITION7, Lira GOLif- Final found play in Carol -- (R) BREAKING AWAY Cyd starts daluV a pretty cosege gwi, and Moocher gets a job as a the. Fyesbae and the Bean go underBased on the classic novel by coven at a health Institute to invest,. 0 (10) CROCKITT'$ VICTORY Charles Dickens A miserlyoldgate a series of holdups. GARDEN Crockett demonstrates 0 LOVE BOAT While Gopher codger mends his light-listed ways hydroponics, the growing of pants when this* spirits visit him on is following a passenger he an nulrisnt-en,icflsd water without suspects is from Outer, space, Capsoil IA) Christmas Eve Two thousand years ago, the FOR ALL OF YOUR CHRISTMAS NEEDS, SHOP pi • CLASS THE CRYSTAL CATHEDRAL - - . ( 351 CHANGED LIVES CHRISTMAS TALES Ani Anim ated Bugs Bunny and hIS band of trends Citobrate Chrtsas with then own villiOn at D.ck.ns' "A Christmu featuring a host of mcition pipure. 0 HEALTH "Allergies (7) 0 MOVIE 'Dish set' (0/W) MOVIE and Crafts- Aut ry is Grand (flQ SUPWRIENOS (it) (35) PRAISE 0 (10) HeRra 'to vou 9:00 Hepburn. Unusual Gifts H'WOOOCHRISTMA$ PHOOMY (1) 0 hOOOM MOtM III HECKLE 0(4) ThE Fl STONES -5) 0 SJOS iuuwy / ROAD (7)0 NEWS POST ROMPER PAM 2-30 At Comanche Creek" (1943) Audie Mur phy, Colleen Miller PELIGAA'S 2:30 8:30 I NMI 42 (17) MOVIE "Gunfight I (4). SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN 4D ( 10) LIVING ENVW40NUvff J51NEU (j) QTOU AND JERRY 0(10 flORIDA HOME GROWN (12) (1 ) MOVIE 'Apache Tsrr,to. ry' (195$) Rory Calhoun. Bar bar a Bat.. A drafter rescues a young girl, the only Survivor of a wagon train massacre 119571 Spencer 2.00 (IZ (17) 1:00 (S) 0 NEWS (10) FAMILY PORTRAIT 'S 0 (F 000ZILIJII/ HONG KONG parad, down Hollywood Boulevard 12:30 -... (D 0 TOM ANNOUNCED tOO (5)0 ITARSICY AND HUTCH -. ) AS hat sisual p.owsss (2 'Irs) c JWASMN0TON ._.5( assassnate an -- J The elementary schoolers from - Cbrrmon An advertising agwi is Presumed by a fomw* * eCut" who has reached her ;Xtlon "a 7. -- Night" arid City. . $bRgh y(35) MOVIE B S. , tc (197 I) Patat s.astnat. to •(F TWO'S COMPsi(v () F).ODA$ WATCHING To U; Government?" 0 AGRICULTURE U.SA. onyOuinn, 130 Chiefs 08PWTKN Lds Kedrova Five* ~ml we BARBARA MANDRELL AND introduced to a alrenge world after THE MANDRIELL SOMAS PWAI*$ attack and loot the ship I hey (ID 0 Km ouwre LOONEY '' °1' ANIMALS ANSMALS YOUR (17) wsparsd by a gkl to Change quit kitchen floor . SPOSkS with a his lifestyle 12 Mrs,) marble airport sibou the firreptace (10p, FAMILY PORTRAIT And COnSkIVS home soicurily sys(I ) MOVIE "A High Wind in tems In) q . P AYOu cc tm ii_ -- L ' Sanctions. Patricia Roc A Moditer. O) THIS OLD HOUSE sob ransoin norcoliCs Smuggler 10 V118 demonstrate* how to lay a par. MALS "The Ravert" ('35 " lIDWN Moo Tom MOCCubbin hosts this aca.c" (0/W) (1952) George 864) THE BRADY BUNCH TAR TREK dt 12:00 (1) NBC MAGAZINE WITH ?% Milk. MAGOOPS CHRISTMAS DAVID 1111111111SUAY CAROL Chart.i trkan. r1.a. i. •. 35) Movie e.9 - viewers to a plant Clinic. "CapaIn 7•30 8 QD WRESTLING (1943)JoM Garfield A,thuv Kinni MANO • dy On Oscember 6. 1941, the bombs, 'Mary Ann" hives to, IPie UAII 'rpVEGETASUSOUP Pacific with its crow battling against 73o ' the Jailystone Lodge will be sold, (ID a HOT Doti 2?)rrs YOUR .ushN,ss 30 (FQ flQ$ py i•ia I Pan 5) a FAMLY F111L1D (3 5) RHODA 100 (Birm (IM) Kim Stanley 24X)U01TWYFftH1NG dw*,PNW Based W :M TM IWATIBWM :we of' OKKIOLES"M NOTIEL a Russian military officer find "OW 1# 71°, constant allift following their (D PROFILES IN NXICTION leftist's death 13 Mrs I U (35) move "Asr Force" (BfW) T a JASON OF STAR COM. cOksclion at low 0 I'cvoesdPy inpsnetrable Ihotaled. The tg ciari.tm.s pm, 't Piot cnce ut t..ic. m, ty Is on but everyone IT get away attfi the psi-lid Crime o '3• - (10)THEanowmayLve a) a FRIENDS (1) 0 M OA619H two" more station OwnuaW forThs, Duke boys. (7) 0 MOVE "The ermilk's Job-1 1979) P1111441i I'llik, Warren A Oki and a haunted house 0 NFL fOOT5AU P4sw York Gatts at wa.lianglon R.ms (F OWM examines E (17) $LSIOAY MASS ta LAWRENCE WELK (ID (35) WILD. WILD WEST FOOTB LL RIQ& of Buff" BiSm eq Nftf Friday, D, These Oems are by stop and holler nu ' Atnatr.thng spot muc& A - 5:30 . •. TOP () 1130 9 . 12 •AM - Peace Corps. Selty Ann BOWSW (sporto an 0 family wRh If cliddivel 0 (17) NKIHT GALLERY :30 - Pat N and r I vEk at pans to, ttws Tww Bowl Eal:avagan- a om ""Stocks For Invesiors'- Guest: 5 SANPORCIAND NN PAT PA -r 0( Diane's brother hays his w*i and maya h ilthS. MO . (ICMP'we (DO NEWS cofl*'ce Tubby to wo,t. (R) .(10)TqowUyuJ. - A 510 051L N W 0 MAMCL*WBJY MD. ioo ___________________________________ Scotland. JPmt il H WEEKEND $AL ThS in2(17)Wt8TUNo Big Hex Of Little WIN" A fortune. eam and Lulu's 500 world's Largest turtle larm., COLLIQI L$KZT1Au. (*A• vs. Wglna A strongest - 35SCWOWJ4 ecem or_3 Dec ember wh le U (35)THE - ----., FrWay, Dsc.12,1NI DAY Now.. c C. 4:tV (z) 0 MOVIE "Serenade" (C) (1954) Marto Law. Joan Fontaine 330 'Aine Brids" (1941) laMe Dentle, Rçoed Meet(17) mwm gowAry The Gold Exchange Will Pay Up To... 200 For Heavy Class Rings 20 P0. Wt. For Solid Gold Items Chains - Charm Bracelets - Etc. 16 Oz. For Some Sterling Items In Extra Fine Condition Prices Vary With Market Fluctuation FREE ESTIMATES OPEN: Thurs.-Sun. 10 am to 6 pm LOCATION: SUITE 125 HOLIDAY INN 14 and 46 Oi l ~ GOLD EXCHANGE—DIVISION OF HAIR WORLD, INC. .* %.-_•_;J,p.s,$ -.. - ii. �- , I ' - C . i._-_ - '- ' - -- • •' -* - - - •- SUNDAY, EDITION - I d. g 73rd Year, No. 91—Sunday, December 14, 1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—( USPS 481.280)—Price 35 Cents . RL %p. Stokes - Warns FrIday, Dec. 12, 1NO $—Evsnhig Herald, Sanford, Fl. J immy Kriosty Har Times 1• '-. ...' -. • • ' • • . Influence ofa religious cult parents make plans tohave .. Dtring the makingo(the that one, too." 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 we won brother and sjateriji ager who comes under the with her brother while their out." WEDNESDAY December 17 ________________________ L d vacation as wit.irupt.d by the wv*y. of of a kIlt. gift cIalmen9 to b. his (7) 0 8017 18 INIOUGH WPNI. - By STACI IIINVINU "IF YOU'RE UNDER 23; If you own a van or a pickup, or if you just need immediate Auto- insurance coverage — you need to call me. Ye,, according to Ralph Kazarian. "You may be pàying too much for your Auto Insurance..." Mr, Kazarian Is fully aware that we, as drivers, are tired of reading deceptive ads about how we can beat the high cost of our auto Insurance, but there Is something definite that sets him apart — specialization. He's an unusual man in his line of business, for he is wlljing to give hard-luck YOUNG DRIVERS a morethanfair deal on their auto Insurance, "I feel that young people, in many cases, are unjustifiably charged high rates, and I know that many may be short on cash. That's why monthly payments are our specially, Furthermore, there are a large number of -' drivers under 23 that are paying high rates due simply to RALPH KAZARIAN Jimmy and Kristy McNichol December 18 THURSDAY ________________________ •)0(7J0WI _ •'-- - p " - . —5 . - '•' -, . Herald Plistss by Tarn Vincent Seminole High s marching band heads down First 51reet during Saturday's parade. - ' ' r'tI I C F IJ " - , 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 inas Parade passed before them. ,. flashing and sirens screaming, the niarchersjn 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 'ChrIstmas 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 pin, 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 100.7 MHz) 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 customers who need minimum Insurance coverage are turned away repeatedly. To, overcome thes, 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 ki 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," 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, 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, WjJ)F-AM (950 KHz) will broadcast a special edition of the syndicated Casey (aeni ho Sunday from noon to 4 n in s . - jr . . - -- - I-.. *8! i ) ,.l ki . -. a - 0' Kayola Kollege nursery school students get a ride down First Street on their school float. • • ,- -' -- . " t, '' .' "— ":''1 i"' s' , I' Herald Phele by Jane Cai,alberrv Hill Slevin, manager of Days lodge in Altamonte Springs, which hosted the Super Swim Classic for Leukemia in September, is shown with Bridget's lather, John F. Liernon Jr., at awards might. ' enable turn 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 my office, ' —— --- 7--- the Catholic Men's Club, women's circles and young people of became Ill and her parents were called. "We had to row out In Mary Magdalen and Anulwiaiion churches, the Maitland boat to get her," her father recalled. Soccer Club, the employees at Altamonte Springs Days lA)dge When they took Bridget to the family doctor, blood tests and the conunun)ty." revealed leukemia and she was referred to Dr. Kjell Koch, a Bill Slevin, manager of the Days Lodge on Douglas Road, pediatrician who ipecializes In this type of case. "He's just sent a memo to employees suggesting that instead of the usual been wonderful," said Kiernon, "The success rate In employee gilt exchance, they put the amount they would chemotherapy treatment for children Bridget's age is not as normally spend in an envelope and mark it for Bridget for a good as for younger children." "more merry and blessed Christmas," The 25 employees at Kiernon said that Bridget was in remission for a month or Days Lodge agreed. two after her initial treatment, but last spring suffered a "Many of us were here in September during the drive for the relapse After more treatment, she was back in remission in Leukemia Society," Slevin reminded them, "when Bridget .Jilay and that lasted a month or so. swam 100 laps In the Super Swim Classic in our pool. Her 1 The nurses at the pediatrics ward at Orlando Regional father wanted her to stop after 75 laps, but no way. No quitting Medical Center, where she spent quite a bit of time, became for Bridget. When she completed her laps, she was visibly very attached to Bridget and she to them, her father said. spent, but her lace was aglow with inner happiness." "When she was home they would call up or come by and take Asked bow Bridget in her condition was able to swim that her out,' he said. The nurses still call her In Seattle to see how many laps, her father described it in one word — "guts," "She she is doing and they are very supportive." was out of remission and I didn't want her to do more than 30 or "When Bridget first learned she had a disease which could 40 laps, but she was determined to reach the goal she had set be terminal, Kiernon said, "she was scared, but we've for herself." always taken a positive attitude. We really feel she Is going to Bridget raised more than $400 through her sponsors that day get over it. She is resigned to the fact that It may be terminal for the Leukemia Society of America Central Florida Chapter and all she asks is that we tell her the truth about what Is almost as much as the $600 a year she is entitled to receive happening. She doesn't dwell on it She deals with It, accepts it, trozii the society as patient aid. but has hope. Bridget was recognized for her efforts Thursday night at the "We had tried to get her in to the Boston cancer center for second Annual Leukemia Sup Swim Classic Awards Night in bone marrow treatitient, but couldn't," said Kiernon, "Then Orlando and Slevin read the memo he had written, she was accepted at the Fred Hutchinson Clinic, and that's "She was a pretty good swimmer before becoming ill but she where the bone marrow transplant treatment was developed. didn't practice for the Super Swim Classic," said her father. It's the best place in the world. Bridget was an active 12-year-old back In April of 197P when "They have only been doing it actually for the past 10 she first started to display symptoms that something was years," he added, "and one of the social workers there has a wrong. She was a member of the Casselberry Girls Softball son still living who had the mitarrow transplant eight years ago. Team, a Girl Scout and, Kiernon said, would have played in the They say if you survive two years after the transplant, it is scoccer league along with her brothers if there had been a considered a 'cure' -- a total remission girl's team. • 'They have a good success rate there. It Is a super place and She was playing softball and they noticed she was listless all the families are very close and supportive," he said. "1113 and didn't have good Lvlor. One night Bridget was cainping oil necessary to destroy the old bone rnarr ow before transplanting an island at the Girl Scout camp near Narcoossee when she See LEUKEMiA, Page IA St. -' C - . AIR t '' , 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' Eymphocytic 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 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 13 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 Richmorxl, Vs., to help out. Recently it became necessary for the father to fly home to take care of his business (he is 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 - , w , And Mr. Kazarian has proved himself to be quits successful in his approach. After 13 years In the business, he's establIshed himself as an institution within the auto insurance industry in Florida. To prove his ambition and detemlnation, he'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 genctos,—ADV., 4 Al -,- 1 U (ii) KAZARIAN BEATS THE PRICE! S. ' m ' d By DONNA ESTES , pass civil rights bills. It's a crime that we Herald Staff Writer can't pass one," he said. Thedays of I 'hand6uti and largesse" , Stokes said he has taken an attitude of by the federal government are a thing of 'V' "wait and see' what (President-elect the past. The middle class no longer Ronald) Reagan is going to do. "lie has \"' wants t# carry the poor on its back. The golden opportunity to help the nation with nation's new mood Is ugly and mean. ' reference to the relationship of the U.S. Rep. Louis Stokes, E)-OhIà, after ' , , / races," he said, making these statements Friday night, "He has 'a golden opportunity to bring called on the nation's black community the people tack together," Stokes said, to seek political and economic power. "If pointing, however, to the resurgence of you have either one;they (thewhItes) the Ku Klux Klan and the camp it has set will'respect you. lfyou have both,they upin Alabama to train troops for race will fear you," Stokes said. Herald Pliste by Ysm Vincent Speaking to a Sanford Civic Center Reagan is going to be as audience of the "Friends of the Seminole bad as many think. it's not possible to be .S. tC)Louis Stokes (right), Education Economic Development Corp. theiden th (SEEDCO)," the county's major D-Ohio (all& with his old friend 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 America, names were household words. The work In local government, adding that nobody 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 1980s 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 c&irage 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 month. Congressman Stokes noted it was Page. Others at the bead table, in ad"Jerry Falwell and his "Moral necessary for President Jimmy Carter to dillon to Stokes, Ott, and Rev. Am 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 Conunisaloner 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. 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G.esài. hoiss 0 Pwls now., 40 WSS several cheer' but hoft . 41 Bad habIts cigarette smoking more 22 Post suffli i BEETLE BAILEY Ui for smoking. by Mort Walker than beiraist st 42 Sea's ho.s 17 SsdWis 24r 11"ad DOWN Yes, it's true that moderate 10 S05 43 Maple gsnus overweight? How does 1UO( 20 Mci 23 ko of or heavy cigarette smoking is PIANPØAI.L IT'S A sinokli affect a person's LETS PLAY WE CAN'T. SOME p. Zoo animal Tl4AT OKAY I'LL I L1L4R. 27 SuP COURT appetite? What causes a most dangerous to the health RACQUETBALL SOME o sea c,ssturss iwaso day 24 tJUT INFOR4A TNEM I 40 Much 32SMdco.p 2 Koruøbo.dsr ____ PLAYERSARE lT 1 i1ANP person to gain weight when than being a few pounds POLITELY TWAT 47 Is..bal,' 25 £IM BALL, ON THE the stops smc&Iiig? litherea oVerWai$td. ObvlOIody, the COURT I1ANBALL 2OSkMftlM SI.WhIv IA 34T $&My 3 rkw BEETLE CO URT 27 Rl way that the weighe gain can best of all poodble work 4 VIew 40 N.p.. is Soleedlac 20 be prevent ed ? Do people wa 35 =jthe • d 29 Hsuls On rope FItzgerald Twelve really have withdrawal weight aisi to (lUlt smokin5, 31 301ñckcarvW I Ski.. reactions when they stop too. — — — — — — — — one of the best ways of smoking? 1 l 2 3 0 7 $ 3 10 11 av oi&nggainingwefght when DEAR READER The basic of conservation of - you ItOP smoking is to 14 12 13 ener appliss to smokers crease your exercise. and onmoers.Specifically, iT Il energytsed smoke,It'sagoodtlinetotake rn •plus energy stored. That athortwa&Tbe- exerclse I THE BORN LOSER byArtSansom simply that the helpetoclisalpa(ethe 22 21 . of - cries comumed energy and ft — oHO PS 1W tM? 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Now, it Is - — — — — — - — — true that there are some my face, neck and thoulders 52 — — ARCHIE by Bob Montana physiological changes in the with 70 to 90 percent rubbing iT — — body that are aodated with alcohol TH ERE'S A HEAVY] 11 — — e1 —T REGGIE'S YEAH 'ThEYRE (F LISTEN improved health that may - showering to help in the SNOWFALL -WE'LL ALL MAX1MG SURE RIG14T.' TO THAT SN PO TH ERE I A POSSIBILITY BE cam-RED THAT Account for a few pounds control of Kne pimpk1L Is T14ATS PRETTY THEYRE AIjY4A4ERE FROM LIGHT ___ mArs AMBIGuouS' CRE() SI $ there a danger to my lungs in - that's shout it SIIOW FLURRIES TO CASE CVA ____ AccuMuLAnorJ OFTEN wCI4L' .' thing that conti nued use this - VY 'VI =Z person avoid this problem Is alcohol since I usually cough SNOWFALL HOROSCOPE to start keeping a dally diet after I've applied it. to my diary while they're smoking. face? BY BERNICE BEDE 0601, DEAR READER — No, It. This means to list everything she cats or drinks every day. won't harm yoq The cough is For Tuesday, December 9, -1980 I U you know enough about in response to Irritation of the calculate the upper respiratory passages so may accomplish what BIRThDAY you YOUR p calorie consumption on a it's unlikely that any gj to ous difly buis. Then when a sipificart amounts of the From dme to time over the alienate anociates. quits Lz'Oth she fumes would ever reach Y04f • coming months you are likely TAURUS (April 30-May 20) EEK & MEEK toespsriancestrongurgeslor Perauawhoporformworkor thould m*e a very strong lungs. Fm not sure what you by HOwls Schneider materiall acqWddm —Whan servics for you today may point of not Increasing her mean by rubbing alcohol Oius,wa. TM %6 U 0 P~w am" In other worcis, since this means 'different ' FIELC*JE... AkID KS r MIS f.[ \l this Occurs, give than top not meet your standards or 3L01JG, the Same did that she thinp to different people. But priority. They'll repres"t requirments. U you deal with stay on O(RISTMS LIST NAP& 14EM IT WLY FEUAS tactisesly, it could even had before the quit smoklz. what you really need is plain UG)MM' periods of proft*bIe poles. Many people smoke because alcohol that has on other make matters worse. tiai. ' Ofl4I (Miy llune 20) Oisy tia le estlaty an oral substances, such as win$AGfl7ARIUI (Nov. D. urge, It's a mistake to sub tugreen, aided to it. I Dec. 21) Profit from es- You'll have enough to t parlance if you have loaned take are of your own Affairs ' i.l Iterjidl 199 i" ________ 'Tell ______________ - - - ___ / ___ - - -•. 3, 7 HEA ___ 4 _______ - PRISCI LLAS POP . BUGS BUNNY of 011 Lk lam" - asked Chapman. "1 just shot John NORTH ie. AQIS$S , , j , •ss 4Q1 - to Astro-Graph, Box 419, tunately, your vim could be wur LEO (July 33-Aug. 22) It's very Important today to have prolific songwriters of mcxiern time to autograph a copy of his latest album, whose music •ii VA 97633 91071 by , ed definie the turbulent 0(Y *110(6 11511, 6fl -- -- y --- ; - ICI( 5T SflC1, (11,141 AT KJ'6*C1. SPEED LIMIT 55 for Democrats - noru NEW YORK (UPI) - Ronald Reagan John Lennon a "great tragedy." - The president-elect rnadethe cotnment have to do Is try stop" such murders. Asked If hand gun legislation would be as he entered St. Patrick's Cathedral - - , believed in hand gun legislation." _ - _____ - ' - - -. -.--------S . I c,W,HOWPEPF5SIN&. ) by T. K. Ryan ' - - - , HIS p HALL OF FAME. ft&AD WtW AU W6 roMe1MeS Ht J'1 1 J'(t) 'fl4t4 4O%J1 4epr HIS NAM. Ht NLCKLL. 115 M HM , The suspect, described as "a wacko" by New York City Chief of Detectiver rT1- - - II James SuUivan, Uved with his wife in the high-rise Kukul Plaza. I .4 po er be th closed door of their apartment, said her husband had lived in Hawaii for four rt , _____ s by phone and from hind e re ___ Hera l d Tom N.t,. John atiil 'oko i.,'nmIII % they JPIH'ar UI' their Ilt' album, years, was unemployed and out of town but would not say where. She said she had heard of the shooting but had not been contacted by police. Miss Hi "1k' rift between them happened eyes. "John was a great guy." McCi rtney years ago," he said'. "They respected one awful li't together. and originally lived In nearby Kallua. - I'acI Is very shocked and saddened by Police did not know when he moved to he was unable to speak further to said - .. .- .. '- - . - -. burglary In his apartment In August. Local Legislators To Meet . - (l . - - Propose Bills Sanford To S On $ o .- - ' , - - -' - - NEW OFFICERS by Cities Chemical Co, Inc. of Orlando. lie said even with the security fence of the florida Legislature iiiiral, Kxiowk urged and received ap- danger to the neighborhood in- that area The Sanford City COIiUiiisSi(1I MO[$L*) piouI to ',&'ek statewide legislation still exists. City Attorney Vernon Mire said Circuit night authorized City Manager Warren permitting cities at.I counties to enforce Judge Kenneth Leffler will be asked at a Knowles to take both matters before the state Law on such facilities. Seminole Count) Legislative I)e'legatiun Knowles said it such a law were passed 3 p.m. hearing, Dec. 17 to order removal atit,eanford hearing next Monday The the city wuld require stringent perniit of the waste chemical., within a certain four-member delegation is to inert at I procedures just ts the state does. A Period and to set tha t schedule. P.M. at Sanford City Hall group if citizens led by Patrick Talky of Mile said the hearing has been called Bevier Road questioned w he t he r a by both the city of Sa nfor d and the state Knowles urged the city ciinuins.sion to schedultsi removal of the chemicals Department of Environmental seek the general laws that vuld be up- frviil 11w I ar-it' tract off Airport Regulation. - -' . S Boulevard and Jewett lane has yet been set . The site is operated goverrunents to regulate waste t Iwinical WI01 the Aa.ste Ou-nacal storage installed by Cities Chemical Co. over the storage fatilities during tliv 1981 %rssioo la(Ilit) it, Sanford irinairting fresh in weekend, as ordered by the court, a real -- S -- - CHAMBER 'S Chemicals tt11t'ti'10) "('r"I(l'S 'iIi('&' fire afl(I police Iler aid Siall Writer 'IfIi(t'rsdon,)t kr ( I ti4're the rit) liniits The city of Sanford will he seeking begin and rod legislation on annexation of ,'rwlast's and Tin- I-it) tat 'ar sp'.w'red similar a grant of power from the ate to 6-al 'StaI&w i'k' kgislatiin ii(l didn't - . Enclaves, By tM)NA F.SrFS - by Douglas Coffht FLETCHE*'S LANDING 1"LL OD LL IN IJ1pJ LtJj'lrt i,.iri i-vs flM.S t..gims WHENA UY NEEPS HOPE - SOM IN& 10 5PU? HIM ON I'M LOS1' IN Th IN )4I - - . I detectives. ____________ known. - _ barreled'Chief'aSpedal"used by police ________ here he meet with Cardinal Terence Cooke. -. TUMBLEWEEDS Charter Ams undercover handgun, si milar to the Smi th & whole world." White-faced and visibly shaken by the ifl" __ _________ ___________ - _______________________ •.. ---- by Tern V4c..l - 11 _ _ _______________ ce said. Chapman, , applied for a gun permit in October and bo ug ht the wea po n at a shop just a block away from the Honolulu police sta tion. Chapman had no criminal record, so the permit was granted, police said. Chapman, who lived In Alabama atone time, bought what police described as a -- all first would the define t he w or d "enclave," plied- _________ - li Honolulu police said Mark David po deep, deep shock." The wh'reabouts of the fourth Beatle, -1 .- before his arrest in the slaying of former Beatle John Lennon outside the musician's New York City aparthent, Police said Chapman obtained a loved by all those who knew him. "it is a said. "lie Is going to be missed by the another's work. They sent through an drivers license In the island state In 1977 S0I caliber handgun In' Hawali six weeks As the Roman Catholic archbishop much respected and, nthough certainiy every continent. today called the kOng of Beatles' star stood by his side, Reagan said, "What we reclusive in recent years, was much P*4ATIT,S4VI'? • - HONOLULU, Hawaii (UPI) - An unemployed security guard bought a .38. which features a cover picture of Lennon suffered seven wounds to the chest, head a nd arm. When - _ - tIRE tim KMLfS 011 IT FOR? -Nf !O4I Ill T1€E '' 6W. - In a nd Ms. Ono in front of the Dakota. -- - -5- O tar RapO(w -*hiPLOCKTJ. WTIC*Y!l"5 (9 NN 1)16 GIlt'?? ____________ TINS 'M?! slAT'S i w A 00 was Informed of Lennon's death while on popular music and influenced an entire and Lennon had recently patched up the was not hurt. worked feverishly to save him. "Tell me fired five times. vaca tion "somewhere In Europe" and generation in the 1960s, said today "he is differences that led to the breakup of the Police id the young man apparently it isn't true," Ms. Ono cried in the police Lennon staggered about six steps to a left immediately for the United States. A Ping to be misstA by Ilie entire world.- Reades and were "great friends" again had been stalking I.Annon for days and car as the couple was raced to the small guard's office at the entrance ( spokesman said, "He Is ex tremely "I can't take it in at the mottient," said for the past year. had asked for his autograph a few hours hospital. the buildi ng and fe ll face down, shock ed, lie doesn't want to say more." McCartney', who provided much of the earlier. Th ey had met socially and kept A spokesmanfor PauiMcCartney, with music for Lennon's words in songs that imtact by telephone, said Tony Brain. Cha P(flSIl was described in the police Reagan Calls It 'Great Tragedy' whom Lennon collaborated on most of rang- round the globe, breaking the Sb)- , \li'Cartney's spokesman firearm purchase records as 5-foot-il, the Beatles' songs, said Lennon ,was music, language and political harriers (if 195 pounds with brown hair and blue by Leonard Stars' L(fLZI44T'S __ - McCartney: $ •QJ$43 ANNIE Thavea ___ A hospital spokesman said Lennon finesse and wØted lot the as FRANK AND ERNEST Suspect Got Gun Hawaii 'Ms. Lennon, 40, was shot five times In front They sang, "All we are saying is give was waiting in the courtyard. of his home, the Dakota cooperative race. Please do the same for him," his We'll rn peace a chance." A police officer placed As Lennon left his car and walked apartments on Manhattan's Upper West widow said In a' statement issued by a boilluet of w hite flowers at the en- toward th e vesti bule, poli ce said tü Side. is he ItIPOSIl out ha Uuwjdm WNDON (UPI) David Geltesu, a Paul McCartney, reporters and record producer and drove away from 90 the bIildiI'I courtyard. Chapman approached him, call sit., a r*cot(1ng session late $csulay. w ho wrote songs with John tennon that country home south of ldon. ing out, friend of the couple, Lennon was pronounced dead at "Mr. Lennon" They said he then drew But a spokesman disclosed Mccartney His wife, Yoko Ono, was with him but Ringo Starr, the Beatles' drummer, changed the sound of 20th century Roosevelt Hospital. where doctors the gun from its coat, crouched down and slam?" Ouvald: "Me tam was Swiss team and be e that his side needed a stage knew that the underlead YUK! - CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. the right attittide miglit cost him an IMP if it %=4 1i5E $42 49653 (ZYS South a chance to run off s 10) There Is a fins line today your woch or responsibility. A 30(7TH all thirteen tricks, but one between being assertive and regativsouflookwlflmakeafl •J73 IMP wasn't going to affect the offensive. Be careful that you you attempt twice as hard. 'Q 4 result of the mat&" VIRGO (Aug. 21.Sept. 21) don't Inadvertently stop Over 9 A ki Alan "The lead might well • A Kill? It In pursuing your self- InUiilw whine could arise have been a winner. Give East the ausen of hearts instead of Interests. today which might cause you VIera Both the f1fl5 of spades and South AQUARIUS (Jan. 30'Feb. - 'to be extravagant or wasteful. Dealer. North would have 19) Persons who are usually U you yield for tnonentary w Nsr Es ksuh be went up with daminys helpf ul could let you down gratifica ti on, you may later i Pus 34 kbis Pus 3' I ) today, so rely more upon regret it. widd "South would, not Pm 49 Pus 4 N by Stoffsl & Hsi mdahI yourseft and l bave made thla play sljceno LIBRA(Sept.21.0ct21)U Pus s, Pus S P47 one underleade an ace against Operate independently for anyone Is able to see the oiler O'ECK NL 1 pff C, 14 -_-HEY! 1T •__ a notrump slant Maybe the _____ ouccese. fellow's point of view, it's you. VYNT uP OUT LIt4S of ____ ONLY' 39 Is a trifle PISCES (Feb. 30-March 20) Today, however, you may be strong but that lead has to be ffRIBUTE ( u,..g cu Ieat1 Complications could arias so ansiouss to have your own amost uncommon one." ON fflN WERE M,1fl "South loSt the spade today if you become too in- way that you'll ignore his c j_gj7jf voLved in a pal's confidential interests In order to achieve , aij, orwaw Jacoby played MARKET affairs or if P. or the butts your own. mi he.t at ti into yours. It's best for both of SRPN) (Oct. 34-Nov. 21) cou'd- not give his partner a you to mind your own Harboring grudges today for CIewald: "Everything hap. trick." to the anluck "Mt Oswald- "At the otber table business. sane" that was done to ARIES (March 21-AprIl 1$) you could prove very us- Wbth be plays the aad, his North pla,ed in six spades end both "- And was Ww two with the Guard agahist being too self- productive. Let bygones be OpPoaen" .rtrutr successtuhly. when serving today. Although you bygones and begin anew. Nrwsraz'v'vrrn'pnzsu&v he tries brilliant def the 1)010, Be sw's to apediy birth date. weeks ago at gun shop about a block from he's all right." "I'm shoV tennan cried and slumped the Honolulu police station. . James Moran, the police officer who to the floor, slaying stunned the world. Radio Police said Lennon drove into the took lennon to the hospital. said the The Dakota's courtyard shortly before 11 singer was bleeding badly from the stations were jammed with calls from p.m. wi th his wife. The singer had been at chest. tans who pleaded: "Tell me it's not true a recording session. "Are you John Lennon" the officer ,,, it can't be true" In the when Lennon left for asked over and But Lennon only Hundreds gathered outside the Dakota e most the studio, Chapman reportedly got him mumbled and moaned. to pay homage to Lennon, one of th Alan "You don't mean to say that hefounduhue lead ofa tow heart against - squad car and, with his wife at his side, Chapman raced to Roosevelt Hospital. Lennon," Obituary, Page , __________________________ - reportedly replied. "Tell me he's all right," Ms. Ono -_Poli ce said Ch apman bought the pistol, s&ramed as the police car sped to the a combat stance and pumped live bullets similar to a model used by detectives, six hospi tal, a police officer said. "Tell me into the rock star's chest and arms k him In "P and _ ____ WINAT BRIDGE Radio City Station, N.Y. poles Apart. SUPPER.' M.L AoUr? P_ALER1 C. by Ed Sullival ,\ r 'M*T REPALERT ' REP .ERT' \ . • returned nor repaid you. Beware of butting in where Don't repeat old mistakes you're not invited, CANCER (June 21-July 21) today. Find out more of what lies ahead for yon In the year Both you and your nuts following your birthday by apt to have very definite ways sending for your copy of of how you want certain Astro.Graph. Mail $1 for each things done today. Unfor- - ___________________ •3$ unwne either money or an today without trying to object and this pession neither manage things for another. ' - - ::: NEW YORK (UPI) - John Lenxn, the former mophatred Beetle whose music t the beat for a revolutionary youth generation tn the 1960's, was shot to death outside his Manhattan home by a When any artist dies, one can expect an "Anytime a famous artist meets a wsrobtathed his auwçaph on almost immediate demand for his wor k tragic dea th, there's an upswing in rockstar's new record al bum, police sa id and a corresponding increase in price. sales,"sa id Saul G ene, or re of Big today. Area record shop owners feel this will be Saul's record shop in Sanford They are The the case with the recordings of John boughtasacurloeltyorbecausepeople DavldOinan,,whowuonly7when Lennon, who was tragically killed last believe the records will become a the Beatles first burst upon the world night. valuable commodity, he said. stage in 1963 with "I Wanna Hold Your "There's on run on his records yet," '" said Abder Baker, owner of the Sanford Sales of Beatles' albums have been Police said Chapman killed Lennon Music Center, "but there probably will slow in past years hot both shop owners Monda ht with a snub-nosed 3& be. They'll be collector's items. They'll' expect the demand to Increase, caliber Charter Arms revolver he bought be snatched off the market as soon as especially for Lennon's works, in Honolulu just six weeks ago. He was PO51ble" most shops will be ordering his albums. charged with second degree murder and schedul ed for arraignment later today. bespectacled Lennon, who at apman, a forme security guard le doormen summoned police had launched a comeback with the album who lived in Honolulu and was described and doctors, witnesses said, Chapman "Double Fantasy," fell to the floor of the by police as "a wacko," who had been waited calmly. They said he dropped his vestibule of the exclusive Dakota loitering around the Dakota for several gun, which a guard kicked aside and Apartments, the cooperative turn-of-the- days in an are of the courtyard set aside waited for police. century building that is home to hun. for autograph seekers. One witness, Sean Strub, said- the dreds of celebrities in the city. 'Do you know what you just did," the gunman had "almost a Police said Lennon's wife, Yoko Ono, doorman of the Dakota, whose facade face." looked on in horror as Chapman was splattered with blood, reportedly Police carried the dying Lennon into a Shops Expect Run On Records - - - True Lennon s S1 in -Stij ns The WOFId . ! Not Me_ It ' s New officers of the Greater Sanford (amber of Commerce were atewide by local u have e ern:nents L*',rslaturr Senate Kills Housing Bill which ha elected toda y . Janice Springfield. outgoing president. passes the ga- been a subject of ('ontrosers) h,'twcn WASIIIN('ThN - wi The Senate by Democratic leader Robert Byrd the velofollice to Dr. Earl Weldon of Seminole Community College. the city and county goverruio'nt fur '.umne todd> killed legislation to provide most Important piece of civil rights new president. Other officers are Jack Weible, treasurer (left), and years. The definition preferred h) 5w('t.)l ng Wr'rs to crack down on legislation of the decade - made ad. Sanford and other cities in Set'rr.ih' t*.ttLs4ngdI%triiiiiiatufltj) refusing Bert llullingsworth, vice president. The new officers will be for journment of the lame duck th County is "an unincorporated area ti1iLitti against the bill Congre ss before the end of the wee k a mall) installed in office at the Chamber's January meeting. -it) completely surrounded h Iii' Il,'ft'dt 'f the legislation called virtual certainty. -Knowles told coniimusaioners it is cxpetted that the Florida Senate will adopt Waterhouse To Replace Hughes? this definition. Seminole County CornTODAY m1 oners ha several lawsuits in the Elizabeth Waterhouse, assistant principal at Woodlands school officials about the fXelUOn. Ac ti on Reports IA courts now against cities, claiming they dft$.J 4A Elementary School, Longwood, is expected to be named Waterhouse said she applied for the Job was because she haS have cr eated encla ves in annexa tion, .truund The ('lock (A Florida 3A principal of Sabal Point Elementary School, Longwood at the been interested in a principal position for a long time. Bridge which Is forbidden under cljrrent state lB Horoscope 45 Waterhouse id with her 10 pears of experience as an Law. Seminole Coy Board meeting Wednesday. ('akodar B IA Waterhouse was the recommendation given to superin- assistant principal, she feels she is qualified to be a x'inc1paL Uassiflrd Ads me county definition of enclave is "an lB. 35 Ow-selves lB tendent William Layer by Superintendent-elect Bob Hughes, Waterhouse is one of 10 applIcants for the position. ('omits unincorporated area partially or wholly 45 Spurts 5A-7A Who is principal at Sabal Point. A selection committee met Monday to screen the applicants, ('rosswortl sunp,J by county lands. lB Television is The new principal will take over the position on Jan. 7. me The top four candidates were interviewed by Hughes, l)s'ar Abb Knowles said Monday there are 15 Ill weather IA Dagg, assistant superinte ndent of instructi on. and Mary salary range is from .$Z,34$ to $29,535. Deaths enclaves within the Sanford city limits, IA World Waterhouse said Monday the had not been contacted by any Gruome, director of elementary education, which makes it difficult to provide -_- •( NICKLLLt.S.5"f I /2-8 -- --------- --- ------ - - - - €S - - - --------S 4 • • . . •,_ - - - - - r .... .. .. - - - - - - --... - . -- - �* S - . . - ,.:.,,. 0 Evening iferald SPORTS WSPS I 210) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.,SANFORD, FLA. 37771 AP.'a Code 34=21111 or 8314M . . Dolphins Kick MIAMI(UPI)_ The clock was out and was tied. The snap was on target, the bold was steady, but somehow middle guard Bob Baumhower snaked up the middle and batted John Smith's 35-yard field goal attempt into the dirt. The block by Miami's Baumhower sent Monday night's game Into overtime and resulted ultimately in the Dolphins' 1613 victory, all but knocking New England out of the playoff A Fin e Lin e In Anti-Pollution. Law T . . . . . . The federal government can demand compliance with its anti-pollution' laws even if It means putting a company out of business. That's what the U.S. Supreme Court seems to be saying in a decision coming down In favor of the Environmental Protection Aencv in a dispute over th e powers given to it in the Clean Water Act of 197. The decision touches only one aspect of one environmental law, but the implications are clear for business and Industry as a whole. The court ruled that it Is clear, as far as the Clean Water Act is concerned, that Congress had no intention of letting polluters off the hook on grounds they could not afford to do what an antipollution law demands. This has been a sore point with various industries for many years, arguing that the EPA should be more mindful of the economic costs attached to complying with environmental standards. The case before the Supreme Court Involved only cal mines and gravel puts coming under the EPA's clean water regulations, but the Issue Is common when any Industry faces a high expense to meet any anti-pollution standard. Since the court's decision was unanimous we c&n assume the justices had little difficulty Interpretlng the law. JdtIce Byron White said in his written decision that the intent of Congress emerges in palin language" In the 1972 act that the EPA Is not obliged to make exceptions If Its water pollution standards create economic demands that a company or an industry cannot meet. If the choice comes down to polluting a water resource or suspending operations, clean water comes first, - - tI1k.. Z. ..._..a ._I......... I_i.._I L.. I...l L......... v,uui. is rvguI, iwwvvvr, Is UUL uiwuys iugiui. Th e court does not address the question of whether the policy embodied In the 1972 act Is right or wrong, or whether the EPA Is demanding . compliance with standards more stringent than common sense would justify. . The court's affirmation of the EPA's right to ignore' the economic problems Is very much on Washington's . Buffalo, the leaders in the AFC East, and a game behind the leaders for the two wild card spots. Houston is second in the Central division at 9-5 and San Diego and Oakland are tied for the lead in the West at 9-5. The only other team In the conference with an 6-6 mark Is Pittsburgh. New England finishes Its season at home to Buffalo and at San Frandsco. " We had a chance to win it and we lost it it's as simple as that," moaned Patriot Coach Ron Erhardt in the dressing room. 'We've got the best field goal kicker f rom I nside the 3). yard line in the league and he had an easy chip shot and all! WILLIAM STEIF - Design- Strange Ta le Of ostage A WASHINGTON - Largely overlooked in hostage 13 months ago aI the U.S. Embassy In Tehran Is the fact that the Iranians are holding a 53rd American captive. She is Cynthia Brown Dwyer, who to the rememberi ng uwtr names." For a year, he knocked or, Ca pi tol doors, trying to find a sponsor for his project Finally, he talk ed to Sen. Charles Mathias, R. Nd., who was recepti ve. AU 100 members of the Senate eventually cosponsored Mathias' bill and It was signed in to law last July. The legislation dedicated a two-acre site SCIENCE WORLD Vaccine Not Proven By CHARLFS S. TAYLOR ATLANTA (UPI) advertise use of the vaccine in persons 50 people, who were much happier and better off companies as highly effective has yet to win CDC advisory committee says only that shah. To get that story, Mrs. Dwyer packed her overregulation is contributing to inflation, the On full endorsement of federal health of. - because the risk of getting and dying of 0, beat Northridge State and Pepperdine. Rounding out the Top 10, it's No. 6 Indiana (362), No. 7 Virginia (358), No.8 North Carolina (238), No. 9 Ohio State wounded while serving as an infantryman in (178) and No. 10 Wake Forest (143). . of the Vietnam vtteran, lawyer Robert Doubek, became Fund's executive director, aided by Mrs. press credentials from The'llumanist arid the clusively to the effectiveness of the vaccine In creasing age." decline In American productivity and difficulty In Buffalo Police Department, cashed In a life- 11gb risk populations Is cited by health sustaining economic growth. Th e new administration is committed to review of regulatory policies which appear memorial- TheY also needa desipinsurance policy, obtained a visa wid flow to - Authorities as the reason for the cautious ,young adult gold miners In South Africs. That's where you come in, it you're a approach to assessing the drug. TS Tehran. where pneumonia rates are extremely high, professional or a talented amateur. The national Centers f or Disease Control She arrived there last April 15, just two show ed tha t a single dose of vaccine was The design should be relatively simple, has been pondering for several years what its days before President Carter annoum-ed his highly effective. But Band said this coun47 recommendations should be regardi ng the has nct really, seen large scale epidemics of something fitting for a quiet,fllWOOdSd ban an travel to Iran. She checked Into Ronald Reagan or from members of the new Congress suggesting they would back away from the commitment to environmental protection that Congress had in mind when it passed our basic anti-pollution laws nearly a decade ago. But the nature of the mandate given to the EPA and other agencies to pursue environmental goals la another question, including the wisdom and the airness of the do-or-die rule which the Supreme Court has Just upheld. Some of the 6,000 coal mines and crushed-stone operations affected by the court decision are looking at balance sheets which mean they will have to close down. There is another balance sheet that needs to be Lonsidered. There intist be a clear risk to public I health i n such cases to justify putting people out of work. Is that the case, or are these marginal operators the victims of a law giving too much power to an overzealous bureaucracy? That's the kind of question we hope to hear raised in . widespread use. The result has been guarded from sinillar population groups in other desip must. of course, be noll-political and it statements by the CDC's Advisory Committee countries, must have space for inscribing the Tests in this country In children under two years of age showed a poor response 10 vaccine. But in another small group of older children with underlying disease, pneumonia all 57,661 Americans who died in the war. they need to be. We have heard nothing from later, when she appeared at the gates of the Washington next year. ,Occupied U.S. Emba.my with letters for the ho stages from their families. The revolutionary guards took the letters and promised they would be delivored. The failed rescue on Immunization Practices suggesting possible use of the pneumococcal vaccine according to certain "general concepts." "The CDC feels It is very unportant to do mission was Launched four days later. And 11 days after that, on studies to show that the vaccine does work," appeared to be less common after im. said Dr. Jeffrey Band, director of the CDC's munizatlon with vaccine, the CDC said. May 5, Mrs. Dwyer was taken from her room special pathogens branch. Because of the continuing lack of scientific "I'd like to we the scientific data," Band at the Hilton by revolutionary guards. "She Is accused of being a CIA agent and said. knowledge about the vaccine, the CDC said It does not recommend the mass Immunization spy, which Is a categorical Be," says her husband. "She may have said the wrong thing I or simply been In the wrong place at the The -vaccine was licensed by the Food and Drug Administration in late 1977, with a claimed efficacy rating of up to 90 percent of healthy people against pneumonia. In closed groups, such as those in residential schools, nursing homes and some against the 14 most serious and prevalent Institutions, it said Immunization "might be wrong time, but she not only was not a spy but she favored the revolution." . Nong has been heard from Mrs. Dwyer since her arrest. Neither has anything been Texas A&M, No. 13. Notre Dame, No. 14 Missouri, No. 15 Iowa, No. 16 Michigan, No. 17 Brigham Young, co-No. 18 Georgetown and Minnesota and No. 20 Arizona State. Besides Wake Forest, other newcomers to the Top 20 are a champion Louisville, which plunged from No 3 to unranked. them now until the end of the year. You can NEW YORK (UPI) — Only one ob. The deadline for entries wW be the end OF A W 'I as a .40 .. 1 I 4 41 b____________ ___ I - — ____ thi rd $5,000. As many as 15 honorable mention Mrs. Klelich says it looks like "this will be one of the largest design competitions ever held In the United States." Many architecture Ill. mittee, he said, "caine out with the best the Swim Embassy have gone unanswered. Drug companies have federal Design Competition, 1730 M. Street, NW. 68 48 Mississippi State, No. 18 South Carolina, - responding, Georgia received 37 first- place votes for points. parllciç sting In bowl games. UCLA, along with Southern Cal, was Ineligible For any post-seasm action because of disciplinary actions imposed by the Pac10. The final ratings will be released on in the event of a Notre I)ame Sugar Bowl Sunday. Jan. . 1l. Kuhn. in brief. said baseball's state was bad. The ctxnmissloner said a firm of certified public accountants had assisted his office in studying the financial statements of the swapping slowed in a hurry. But the Cardinals, who had already signed free agent the Israelis our long-range rudest delivery knowhow and of taking Illegal steps tp should be curtailed, What particularly worries the CIA Is the THANKS FOR NOTHING: An American In paperwork that looked like an appllcaticm for employment, Including a of Darrell Porter and dealt seven players away to the hoped they were not through yet. circumvent this policy. As I reported in an possibility that the KGB routinely includes its trouble abroad used to be able to count on the her professional positions for the post.five The Cardinals and the Cubs have apparently agreed pri- earlier column, the three nations have pooled agents among Soclet Jews who are permitted help —or at least the sympathy—of the local to emigrate to Israel. Thus, the CIA fear, any American dconsulate. Dr. April Sasaki got technology given to Israel may wind up In the neither. Kremlin. A 29-year-old physician from Hawaii, No exchange of strategically useful Sasaki was raped, beaten and robbed by a technology or material has been authorized Nepalese army officer while she was hiking in years. She was also asked to sign a form relinquishing any claim to money to her In Nepal, though the money for her helicopter flight had arrived two days earlier. Sa,ssj vateiy to a deal In which Sutter, the former Cy Young winner, 'would go to St. Louis In exchange for third baseman Ken Reitz, cent of increase in player compensation has been running by the White [louse, and the Pentagon has the Himalayas last month. She managed to refused to supply Israel with specific nuclear get to a nearby village, where a Nepalese her bwmatic experience, SAUM is " to outfielder Leon Durham and infielder Ty Wailer. Sutter, 27, has been on top of the Cardinals' shopping List for sometfme.Heuved3lgamesfcrtheCutsinl9l9 to winthe Cy Young Award and led the Na tional League again last year with 28 saves. Kuhn said he fears a wilting of the competitive balance because of free agency. Other th SanDiego.St.Lcuisdeal — inwtichrellef pitcher Rollie F ingers and ca tcher Terry Kennedy were the main names Houston traded away third baseman Enos American conventional weapons to nuclear capability. , one-hour helicopter ride. The announcement was given added weight by the fact that her 04 right of refusal in a trade. Reitz Initially vetoed the trade but now has deddedtoaccept by Nepal. But she's getting no help train State Department. ' ~ . . salaries wereIncreasing at a more rapid rate than revenues. With the onset of free agency In 1976 this continued. me per.. - -- . ' Phillips took the First loss to the Greyhound., In stride, after the Initial confrontation with the Greyhounds, squad in the county with the likes of Nell Gillis, Eric French, William Scott and Pop 1,emon showing the way on season. A year ago Mainland was ranked as high as number three and won the Five Star conference regular season crown before bowing out to Seminole in the District Tournament. week ago doing a little scouting at the Colonial-Seminole game. "There's no doubt the conference Isn't as strong as a year ago," observed the Mainland coach, but we're looki ng to be in the thick of things." Patriots, paced by offensive leader Tom Moths, will be looking to stay out of foul trouble which has hampered their consistancy so far this year. Bill Payne's Fighting Seminoles and Greg Robinson's Lake Howell Silver Hawks hits the road to tackle a pair of squads representing the Volusta County side of the Five The Tribe will be looking for some conslatant offense when it tangles with Spruce Creek. - In addition, the Astros released veteran second baseman Joe Morgan sohe can make a deal for tlznaelfwith anotherclub. States Dooley AUBURN, Ala. (UP!) - The search for a new Auburn the Tht*ue said. Philadelphia Phillies' Oklahoma City farm team • Dere were 18 players taken in the draft of mim kague - Auburn Vince Dodey accepted the Auburn Job but only so he could .4 The Seminoles will be looking for some help for Steve Grace under the boards and it should come In the form of Rufus Christian, better known around the Seminole reservation as a football star. Christian showed inside potential against Colonial while working the football kinks out a week ago In his first outing ever as a Tribe basketball player. Ills presence on the court had sparked a new Tribe basketball player. Ills presence on the court had sparked a new Tribe of "Roo-Roo-Rufus." The Silver Hawks beat Wymore Tech over the weekend to snap a four game losing streak. Robinson's squad gets the players - , -.'. football coach continues amid reports that Georgia Coach See Dooley Page IA . season. With Mark lAyton and Chuck Scott warming up from the football season the Hawks should have more offensive punch to go along with Bruce Brightman's efforts. The Silver Hawk senior guard was chosen as the Burger King Semi iole County Player of the Week last week for his In two outings BrighUnan dished out a dozen assists, had seven geaLs, grabbed 11 rebounds while averaging to maneuver himself Into a better contract at Georgia. Charl es "Mist er" Smith, an Auburn University trustee, said - Payne is still searching for the right combination of a starting lineup and Is looking for an outside shot. efforts. the most selected since 1869. Jodie Davis, a catcher - Herold Photo by ism vince"I Bob Peterson's Lake Brantley Patriot& get the first crack at seeing how tough Mainland's Buccaneers will be this from Springfield, was the No. I player selected — chosen by the Chicago Cuba. Four other players were selected of f the - . _____ offense, nearly double that of operating revenues. .. I The Greyhounds embarrassed the Lions In the Rotary Bowl Tournament over the Thanksgiving Holidays, but both teams have a few wrinkles ironed out for the rematch. the move if he is rewarded with 4 signing bonus in the range of 1150,000 to $290,000, the Chicago Thbune said In today's editions. The two dubs tentatively have decided to split the bonus and are haggling over the amount with Reitz' manager, :A . ' "The results are not encouraging," he said. "The analysis shows that cven before fm aleM. piayer Cabell to San Francisco, chiefly in exchange for le thaixied Heretofore Reitz has been a stumbling block in the deal beca use be has enough seniority with the Cardinals to have the pitcher Bob knepper. manclu, the money should be returned to her match up. Buccaneer coach Dick Toth was in Seminole County a again. Sasaki was summoned to the embassy to "sign a few forms"—which turned out to be around." Greyhounds In what should prove to be an interesting But gone are starters such as Sam Henry, Larry Prince and Jerry Smith. Imaelis, the CIA has argued that I.sraell, in- his security cleararice after publicly at. telligme - acitiAtia in the- United -Stata L"rig-x6lim d Lvaell in the nAtional- army helicopter that carried her to Kat- Longwood to tangle with Tom Lawrence's Lyman Lyman possess perhaps the best balanced and deepest are .. . . in Digger Phillips' Oviedo lions take a short road trip to Force, some pf whose officials are suspected o(omsIn&_tbcQffidAI U, S. PQUCY 91 refusing studiously ignored the Israelis' conversion of allowed to leave till she paid 14.3M for the . -,-!~ ye Star Down To Bus ess After a couple of regular season openers against out of Following an early spate of trading activity, including the baseball's 36 franchises in order to make some "conservative biggest deal ever cooked up involving the San Diego Padres, projections for the years immediately ahead." Officer Who assaulted her, ancl a Nepalese FI conference competition, members of the Five Star basketball loop meet the enemy head on beginning tonight with the exception of one old county rivalry, money." But hours before her sctieuieti departure, the consulate bureaucracy sturu cruise missile development, and has hospital, and told her she would not be — 1. Brightman drives against the Oviódo Lions 44 clout In the United States. While the Air Force intelligence and now an adviser to Reagan, Is has a long history 91 close ties with the an unabashed Israeli partisan. He once lost lechology that could have been adapted to Powell, visited Sasaki 'in the primitive I . 45 level Leaks of U. S. technology to Iarael. The chief target of the CIA probe is the Air don't so much mind ~ I. / .: 362 20.ArizonaState(4-0 A friend in Bangkok wired her llbsfl "We ' By JOE DeDANTIS the Middle East but has powerful political Churba, former deputy director of Air Force ' •,'• herald Sport' PAllot Af rice and Taiwan was aidtd by high- figure out bow to repay the money sent by'her friend. She told my reporter Charlie Bermant she feels that since it was aNepalese army - 45 So weapons Lute the Pershing missile. But the army helicopter took her to Katamandu. United States has given the Israelis certain The next da y, - the U. S. consul, Nancy ____________ . (tie) the 42 coaches — six from each of seven No. 19 SMU and No. 20 Maryland. agent marketplace is driving baseball to rack and ruin. Which meant things wer e fairly routine at the winter baseball meetings Monday. Peratln€ from ~., , 82 sharing knowledge with Israel, which Is not Israel may undergo a change when Ronald only the single truly democratic country in Reagan takes office next month. Joseph Now In San Franicico .- -411WRLI _______ 121 112 DAUAS (UP!) - The St. Louis Cardinals are still trying to The prime official business Monday was the draft of minor put together's package for relief specialist Bruce Sutter and league players and Kuhn's annual assessment on the state of Commissi oner Bowie Kuhn is still of the opinion that the free baseball. refused to sign the paper. . 137 Kuhn Scowering At Free Agency Lists --' ., .. 118 Agen Is probing the possibility that the joint devopment of cruise missiles by Israel, security community. d - . "We're notorious for sloppy starts," said the Uon coach case fatality rate Is 5-10 percent. Katmandu by a consulate employee, 4' 15 Brigharn Young, No. 17 The U.S. government's Inquiries through at - - - first crack at a Daytona Seabreeze squad which many feel If Georgia loses, a numbe; of teams Rounding out the Top 10 in the pre-bowl can lay claim to No. 1, provided they win balloting, it was No. 3 Pittsburgh, No. 5 their bowl games. The best of those Michigan, No. 6 Alabama, No. 7 Baylor, choices is Florida State, which advanced No 9 Nebraska and No. 10 Penn State. one spot to No.2 after beating Florida 11 Other possibilities for the national title Leaks Fueled Israel,19 M'I'ss*lle Proi 6 ct -.. will be the toughest learn to beat in the Five Star this Here's the address to write ior registration form: Vletniun Veterans Memorl.al Fund, , .. Oklahoma in the Orange Bowl, received North Carolina, No. 32 UCLA, No. 14 Ohio advisor) committee's recommendations were the result of a lack of data. The com. 13 last Saturday. e - The Lions are led by super sophomore Ronnie Murphy, on Jan. 1, the Bulldogs can clinch the geographical sections of the country Washington, D.C. 2M. )'l A Wk's V i capable of cl=dnating the boards when not in foul trouble. for the fifth straight week. With a victory from UPI's Board of Coaches. With 39 of over No. 8 Notre Dame in the Sugar Bow I -- 419 (tieftnnesota(3-0) the final regular-season ratings Monday one first-place vote and totaled 540 points State, No. prizes of $1,000 apiece may also be awarded. -, 143 The Seminoles replaced Notre Dame. victory are the Fighting Irish them- in this country with perhaps 400,000-500,600 of that number caused by bacteria. The overall hear these days. l4'trat about the OLD right??" , 6indlanaI2-1 taken Into custody as a spy and would be formally charged and tried. sum'wish they'd be less free In passing It ' 481 2) unbeaten team in Georgia history, -NFIV RIGHTf NFIVR16Hr' Th,,if'q a// vm ever .. 495 4 Maryland (2) (4-0) students plan to enter, she says. One problem Is that U. S. intelligence 11-- 3. UCLA (M) public prosecutor In Tehran said the had been fidal told my associate Ron McRae, "bat we ; 238 2.De Paul (V)(4-0) percent. Band said apparent ambiguities In the Israel having the stuff," an intelligenci of. ' &NorthCarolina(5-1) 15. Iowa (3-1) 590 16. Michlgan( 4-0) 589 17.BrtghamYoung(2-1) Pneumonia is the fifth leading cause of leaks to Isreal. ~_ parentheses): 1. Kentucky( 18)(3.0) death in the United States. Band estimated there are two to three million cases annually .40 pursue Its Investigation of the suspected cUOb,N(Aw 358 championship — a group of Fighting to 13thranked Southern Cal Saturday. which plays l6th-ranked Washington in Irish in New Orleans on New Year's Day. USC, which closed out its season at 8.2-1, the Rose Bowl; arid Baylor or Alabama. moved W from No. 17. who tangle in the Cotton Bowl. Georgia, the nation's only major unFlorida State, which ineets No. 4 The second 10 consisted of: No. 11 defeated team, held on to the No. I spot in Entry of your design in the compeUUon will - . cost you $20. But there's a big payoff for the winner and runner"p. The advisory committee, although declining to Issue definite recommendations 7.VIrglnIa(4-0) U n it e d Press Inter. 9.OhloState(2.1) American woman since Ma 6, when the sharing its neclear technology with other nations, the CIA may be given au thoriza tion _____ NEW YORK (UPI) — The on the prielunonin vaccine, said it has the potential of reducing the disease by 60-65 their resources to develop muclear weapons; and they can now produce cruise missiles that can thwart enemy radar and deliver the atomic warheads up to 1,500 miles away. Now that It's known that Israel has been ____ COpyri5htl9$Oby UP! by - 0 1 I 7 0-13 I I $ 7 3-11 . Jim Haney, (eon; Mary Hardman, Wa- - stack now stands between the Georgia which fell to the eighth position after selves; Pitt, which takes on South Bulldogs and their first national suffering its first defeat of the year, 2.0-3 Carolina in the Gator Bowl; Michigan, March 1l, and the judges' decision will be announced at the end of April or early May. tnl ________ 1 PACIFIC Bulldogs Remain On Top In Grid Poll also get the forms by phoning Mrs. Kiell or one of her volunteers at 202-9-1I51. 0 H England MOUNTAINS - Tony McAndrews, Colorado State; Frank Brigham Young ; Jerry Tarkaiün, Nevada-Las Vegas; Lynn Archibald, Idaho State; Neil McCarthy, Weber heard about her. The Irardans have not spoken of the U.S. New Miami ' State; Bobby Paschal, Southwestern Louisiana; Abe Lemons, Clara; Larry Brown, UCLA; Tex Winter, Long Beach State. Kentucky and.a rout of Colgate; and the Demon First prime will be 120,000, secorici $1o,ow, owledge. - eight-yard pass to the end zone into the sure hands of Dolphin receiver Nat Moore. Next came a Patriot drive, Baumbower's block on Smith's field goal, Harris's miracle catch on the five, von Schamann's field goal and finally, funereal silence in New Englad's dressing room. - The biggest nosective was provided by defending NCAA 5.Oregon State(") are 83 types of pnewniccaI, or bacterial, pneumonia, In addition to pneumonia caused JACK ANDERSON BERRY'S WORLD I major college basketball ratings board : EAST - Lou Carnesecca, St. John's; Tom Young, Rutgers; Jack Kraft, Rhode Island; Bob Welnhauer, Penn; John Thompson, Geor getown; Jim Boeheim, Syracuse. MIDWEST - JIXI Ileath cote, Michigan Sta te; Bob Nichols, Toledo; Digger Phelps, NoIre Dame; Ray Mey., DePaul; Jim Dutcher , Minnesota; Hank Raymonds, Marquette. rr Joe Hall, Ken tucky; Dean Smith, North Carolina; Lefty Driesell, Maryland; N orm Sloan, Florida; Hugh ham, Georgia; Denny Crum, Louisville. MIDLANDS Moe Iba, Nebraska; Nor m Stewart, MIssowl; Nolan Richardson, Tulsa; Ted Owens, Kansas; Bob Ortegel, Drake; Gene Smithson, Wichita State. SOUTHWEST - Guy Lewis, Houston; Don Haskins, TexasEl Paso; Eddie Sutton, Arkansas; Weldon Drew, New Mexico 10.WakiForest(54) unranked In preseason, vaulted to No. 10 by winning the Big national Board of Coaches 20 1l.Louisia aState(3-l) Top FourTournament In Greensboro, N.C.. to raise th eir record to college ba sketball ratings 12.TexasA&M(3.0) 50. i First13.NotreDame(3.11) Rounding out the Top 20, it's No. 11 I.ouisiana State, No. 12 place votes and records in 14.Missouri(4-1) Registration forms for the competition are ready and Will be mailed to anyone requesting an effective control measure." roval to . down was scored when rookie tight end Joe Rose Upped an 11 ançi Syracuse. Voting was conducted on a basis of 15 points for first place, 14 f or secon d, -13 f or third, etc. Here by sections are the coaches who co mprise the UP! shinKton; Peti Barry, SA Francisco; Carroll Williams, Santa pair of undefeated Big Ten entries, Michigan and Minnesota strains of pneumococcal pneumonia. There viruses. . Miami stormed bift with a 14-play, 78-yard drive featuring - two 21-yard competions from Woodley to Harris. The touch- The winless Cardinals were upset by Tulsa and Oklahoma Cavaliers, 4-0, beatRaddolphMacon and William & Mary to Forest; the Buckeyes, 2-1, stayed the same with a loss t0 million they estimate they'll need to twii area near the Potomac River and not too far from the stately Lincoln Memorial. '1'i She was last men by Wotwners live days "He'd been flying late Into the pile and taking late shots," Harris said. "It meant a great deal to put something On him. "It was a circle-curl takeoff pattern, and-the coverage changed at the line of scrimmage," Harris said. "If the safety O.j* •1 •1 lSJ 71A1, JLPJ I.&C W. Fox's view: "I was responsi bl e for the deep zone. I di dn't think Woodley was goi ng to throw it, but when tw"did i just want ed to get to the ba ll and knock it down. "I thought I had good chance to bat It down, but I didn't." The game started out wi th a thr ill every ha lf-hour and New England took a6-o lead into halftime ofl field goaljoffla33 yardsby Smith Patriot defense shut off the Miami attack. Then in the third period, the Dolphin offense awakened to tie it 64 on von Schamam field goals of 27 and 24 yards and the real game began. Russ Francis accepted a 38-yard scoring pass from Matt Cavanaugh, falling backward In the end zone between safeties Don Besatuleu and Glenn Blackwood to make it 13-6 with most of the fourth quarter left to play. State. Ot he r schools bowing out were Kansas State, St. John's lucky dropped two slots from ft previous rankings; the with victories over Mercer and Duke and a loss to Wake pneumonia such as occurred in South Africa and that U.S. high risk populations differ vaccine. It still does not have In hand the hard scientific evidence it needs to recommend its vironmentalists are perhaps more worried than . oft In search of her Tehran Hilton and set story. What happened next was that Miami won the toss and the football to start the overtime period. Rookie quarterback David Woodlei out un a nate ii tn.vI kM nir that fl.wL1 Harris sn agged over the head Patriot safety Thu Fox f or a St-yard gain to the five, Miami Coach Don Shuts wasted no time and sent in Uwe von Shamann to kick the game winning fl-yard field goal on the next play, three minutes and seconds Into overtime. "At the end Uwre,Woodley throws up a wounded chick that remain at No. 7; the Tar [feels, 5-1, advanced three spaces Kathie Kielich. They have ralied about OM,000 of the $15 It said field tests of the vacthe among '7he snap was good; the hold was ood. I can't tell yoti what happened," be said. State; Fred Snowden, Arizona. The Hoosier!, 24, who beat Murray State and le to ICen- Veter&" Memodar;17Another Vietnam pneumonia Increases with age, "the benefits of vaccina tion should in crease with in. create economic burdens that are out of balance with whatever benefit to the public health and safety they are supposed to bring. En- ' Vietnam memorial. No federal funding is to be required. Scruggs, ugga, a Bewie, Md., native who was ficlals. A lack of defin itive studies pointing con- to UCLA, 3.0, routed St. Mary's (Calif.); Maryland, downed American, Wagner and Syracuse; and Oregon State, 4- A pneumonia vaccine years of age or older, one of the 11gb risk Vista_n, groups, along with children under two. The - just noirtheast of the Lincoln Memorial to the - licensed three years ago arid touted by drug mind. A consensus has emerged that - - ftuhodah She thought the media was missing On real iftry In Iran by concentraUng on the hostages under the syslollsh then they had been unda - Sauggs, 30, an equal opportunities specialist In the Labor Department. He'd seen '11w Deer Hunter" in April 1979, and as be left theater had a "flashback" and the Ides. At that moment, he says, "I (aural myself looklr,g into the eyes of my dead buddies, the wrong time. It's a long way from the quiet tree-lined story, she often saW, concerned the common NEW YORK (UP!) The Unive rsity of Kentucky, hang knocked off two of the Big Ten's toughest clubs, was named the nation's No. 1 college basketball team t oday In a remarkably close -vote by the UP! Board of Coaches. In the first reg ular-season rankings, th e Wildacts edged DePaul by a sing le point 590 to 589 in the ba lloting by the 42-member Board, represen ting seven regions of the country. The Wildca ts, the top team In pre season, received 18 fi rst. place votes to DePaul's V but were still able to retain their top ranki ng. Had DePaul not be en omitted entirely from one of the ballots, the Blue Demons would have assumed the No. 1 spot. UCLA (495 points) was third, Maryland (two first-place vot es, 461 poi n ts ) was fourth and Oregon State (419) was fif th. Kentuc ky, relying on good use from t heir freshmen and stro ng play In th e middle by Sam Bowie, stopped two of the most rugged teams in the Big Ten. The Wildcats de feated Ohio State 70-64 and then ended the week with a superb 68-66 decision over I nd iana to raise th eir record to 3-0. DePaul, with a 4-0 record, last week defeated Gonzaga and Santa Clara with Mark Aguirre providing the strength. The Ides f or a monument came from Jan to an Iranian prison for the pest seven months. She appears to have simply been the wrong person in the wrong place at exactly now is some guy comes p the middleand blocks the damn anyone could have gotten, and their guy makes a heliuva thing. catch," Erhardt said, "I guess I believe In Jinxes," he said in answer to questioning Woodley was a little more analytical. 'Duriel went out and about the Pats' 11game losing streak in Miami's Orange Bowl made a little move and the defensive back (safety Tim Fox) stadium. came up. Smith couldn't offer any moInsight into why the kick not "It wasn 't that th defensive back did a bad job ofcove rage. to mention the season - went awry. He was right there. Durlel Just outjumped him for the ball," 'I got off a good high kick.! had my head down and I knew Woodley said. the kick as good," Smith said. 'But when I looked up, the ball Harris said the catch was especially gratifying because he was rolling on the ground. made it over Fox. Kentucky Vaults To Number One Americans who died in the Vietnam War. You could be the winner. bad of anyone's knowledge has bow confined In' -Overtime 1,1 6- 13 Patriots College Basketball Poll Some time between now and the end (1 next Mar ch, some United Sta tes citizen, iS or older, wi ll submit the winning design for a mon umen t in Washington, D.C., to the 57,861 news reports about the 52 Amerlcam taken street In Buffalo, N.Y., when Mrs. Dwyer lived with her husband and three children to the t.eemlfl6 jail outside Tehran where she Is presumably be i ng held, Mrs. Dwyer, a full-time homemaker, wrote frequently for The Humanist magazine, Her husband, John, is an English professor at ., . ...... isurraro Sta te univeriy. me couple was popular on camp us. Mrs. Dwyer Is said to have been fascinated with Iran's Islamic Revolution and to have spoken In glowing terms of the Ayatollah War Memorial H economic implications of its own md their revolutionary guards, The reel regulations comes at a time when the interplay between regulatory policy and the country's I picture. The loss dropped New England to 8-6, two games back of ROBERT WAGMAN - 1b . r WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher 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, $57.00. . Tuesday, Dec 9, 00—SA EvoiOg Hera, Sanford Fl. Tuesday, Dec. 9, 19I0-4A . . .. ' . points. Hawk skipper Greg, Robinson labeled the ball h"Ier's performance as "above"' expectations. . �I ____ - -------------- - -- ------ rn V S • .' ' 41 [! - - 25-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - r -r c• •v - Tuisday, Dec., lflO Disillusioned Refugee I,.. riuls Himself, 2 Sons CALEND ____________ TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1 Ftak Planning SemInar, 2-4 p.m., Winter Park Memorial Hospital Medical Utrary Building, N. was different. become a pharmacist here, and about his Depressed by financial problems and the inalility to communicate in English. difficulties ci adjusttng to his new life, he Thativesaaodlbedhlmasadatifuj goU tie family ci six hi their aaznped son who felt homesick for di cowdy and lii two-bedroom apartment and told them he had parents who remained behind. borne some pills that would be good PhamgeaduatelfrtnaVletnaniesecouege for them. inl%landroaebaposlticnciproinlnenceln is country by working for the South Vial. Pham, 34, and Ni two Young soon died. His names army, relatives said. wife was hospitalized In serious condition. Her He was captured when the North Vial. two sisters were treated and released. namese took overSalgon In 1P74 and spent four left behind two ven.p.ge suldde years In a "re..ducatkm camp" in the none in English and one hi Visthamese. southem part ci the unified nation efter The notes began: "Towhomitmayccncern. Vietnam war ended. We committed suicide by cyanide. The reason "He had a lot of expectations about isthatllostmyrnlnd.Icannotliveherellkea Amerlca,"saldhissisterlMaw,"arulhesald, normal person ..." In his letter he Just could not cope." Pham, who had been a wealthy pharmacist Before Pham's wife passed out, she told In Ni homeland, fled with his family from relatives that Pham came to their apartment Vietnam about 18 months ago and spent 10 after diner Satirday night with a handful of months In refugee camps In Thailand, where pills. He told his wife the pills would be good tie helped as a medic. for their health. He was working as a laboratory techoldan en mother saw the cn at Prince George's Community College, police convulsing, she stopped taking the and said, while tr>ing to learn English. ilie pills Pham went into the ballroom and swallowed came from lab. t Nlf. the relatives salt Caslberry Rotary, 7:30 a.m., Woman uI , Overbrook Drive, Casselberry. (hiedo Rotary, Town House Restauran :30a,r Sanfordiciwanli, Aoon,SanfordClvic t Sanford OptimIst, noon, Holiday Inn, St4 Ro and 1.4. I Recovery Inc., 12:30 p m., Sears Al 11 For nervous and former mental patients Overeaterv Anouyinoon., 7:30 p.m., Alta nte Sears. Stadlght Promenaders, 8 p.m., DeBary nzn Center Shell Road. Sanford AA Beglimers, 8:30 p.m., 11 S ThURSDAY, DECEMBER11 Free grants workshop offered by Florida I vialU Cultural Affairs to acquaint artists, uIu organizations and others, with federal so4r available, 9;30a.m. 103p.m., First Un1tarta Qiór 1815 E. Robionon St.' Orlando. For informaUon 843.277. Free Low Calorie Wok Cooking DrmonstratIàn 7 P•. The Dtat Workshop Store, 434 Center, Slate R 4i 434, lirngwood, Second Aimnai Leukemia Super Mali C1agsc AWARDS NIGHT,- P.M., howard Johnson, 1-4 jr Highway 50, Orlando. Florida's '1'orrrp, Thorras To Be Elector 3rd Time SIgTER, Inc. Christmas Party, 11:30 am., home 'Vivian Buck, 1411 S. Park Ave., Sanford. FRIDAY, DECEMBER U University of Central Florida Commencement, p.m., UCF ginnasium. Speaker-Orlando Mayor B1l Frederick. Sallie harrison Chapter OAK, 2:30 p.m., parish ha of United Presbyterian Church, Wilixir Avenue Lak Mary. Program on "The Chrlsmon Tree." Seminole Sunrise KIwanis, 7 am., Jerry's, Sanf Airport, Sanford. Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 am., Lord C'humley Allamonte Springs. South Vohula Sertoma, 7:30 a.m., Deltona Inn. Wright Watchers, 10 am., Sears, Altamonte Mall Tanglewood AA, closed , 8 p.m., St. Richard Church, Lake howell Road. Longwood AA, closed, 6p.m., Rolling hills Moravia Church, Slate Road 434, Longwood. SATURDAY, DECEMBER13 Flea macbet and auction to benefit Semino Itajieball and Softball League, I a.m. to 6 p. Seminole Baseball Field, 1ite Road 419 one-halt ml east of HIghway 17.92. Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce Christen Parade, 10 am., Downtown Sanford. I I' - IEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS K•I. t4 513.300 51.500 apfi E, Killey & Henry C. Maronda HomeS Inc. to Edward Sura int,rn.tlonal Inc. to N H7 of L. Diamond I. wf Janet E.. Los 2. Richard E. Walter I. WI Linda N, . MONDAY, DECEMBER15 Community Coordinated Child Care t?r Cen1r1 l'lorlda, annual meeting and dInner, 7 p,iu., 1Iaj'ly Hotel, Orlando. Election of officers. Spoaker,[vlj Taylor, secretary of Florid Department heat Rehabilitative Services. TUESDAY, DECEMBER I Humane Sodety of Seminole unty/Holiday Celebration, 7:30 p.m., Longwo ge Inn. Cocktallsand hors d'oeuvres and eifle,'ta / nt by the Seminole Singers. / WF.DNESDAY, DECEMflERI7 Seminar on drng interactkcs,/stora e and ex ptration dates, 2-4 p.m., WIn, Par MemorIal hospital Medical Library BuIldi . FRIDAY, DECF.MER19 Yo Adult Club for Singles .?ACS) dIner-dance, 7:30 p.m., Maitland Civic Cerir. 1'UF.SDAY, DECI1BER23 Orr 50 (lub, 10:30 am., lied ng Gardens, Sanford J u ry Selec ti p Begins For Former dade Cop SAN ANTONIO, Texas (UP1/- A federal Judge refused to dismiss charges and commençd Jury selection In the ciVil rights violations trial of a forter Miaznl.area police offIcer who had escaped state prosecution En the beating death of black businessman. I U.S. District Judge William beveler of Miami di.wnliaed two of 40 prospectIve Jurors Monday and told tim others to return at9a.m. CST today, when the selection process wuto resume. HoevelersaidheexpectedthetrtalofCharlesVeverks,30,a former Dade County metro officer from Miami, to last until Dec. 17, the first anniversary of the police chase which Led to the death of Arthur McDuffle. Veverka testified under Immunity earlier this year in state trial (1 flte officers ixnpllcat.d In McDutfIç'a death. 'rheiracqulttalalstMay1edtot1weedaysofradalvio1anin Miami in wtich 18 people died and property damage exceeded $100 million, Veverka was the first and so far only person Indicted in the federal clvii rights investigation of the McDi3fflecaae that was ordered by tim Justice Department after the riots. Protests some local officials had anticipated because of the sen.slthe racial overtones of the trial failed to materialize Monday outside the John H. Wood Jr. United States COWl. house. The trial had bean shuffled from Florida to Atlanta to' New Orleaas before San Antonio was settled on ass locale wIth a calm racial atmosphere. The U.S. Justice Department contends Veverka filed false criminal charges against McDuffle and, false police repfçtJ about an Incident Dcc. 17, 1979, in which McDuffle's motrcyie ran a traffic light in Miami and was pursued by police. blk 0 etc.. Crystal Park 3 blk N, Fosmoor UN'. 3. 144.000 NJ2.)ol E 110.0' of Lot 1181k C. Marooda Homes Inc. to Richard Slovak Viilaqe.,$fl.000. •barl A Harvqy I. WI Janet to T. Harris & WI Lucille N.. Lot 77 .(OCO) Robert N. Mathis to teyw. Jonas 1*1 Joy K.. Lot Cedar Rid, UN III. $53,100 Nancy P. Mathis. Lot 42. Lake of Bk T. The Woodlands Sec Ernestine N. Patterson, Relw. the Woods Towr*iousi. Sec. One, area. 112.300 Eel Rosebud L. North to Ernest ins $100. JJ$hn Dimoff & *1 Janet E. to North Patterson, Lots 312, 314, 314 Harry Farrelly I, WI Pauline to h .. Reynolds I. *1 Charlotte 5. 311 lets w ID') Longw'od S 0. Daniel Lynth & wi Marie A., Lot 'f Lot IS, blk B. Knoltwood, $100 IS, 81k A, Siamm.n,I Norm. Sec. cond Adi. $141,000 Linda C Clark to Bruce E. Perfl 3. 142.100. Muth Smith, Elma J. Olden I Jo & wf Mary Lou, Lot 11 Ram Willian'F. Anders & wf Jean to Ann S Bintti, to Arthur C Johnson biewood, 135.000 Robert E. Scott & WI Eloi 0.. Lot I, wI Debra S. Lot blk 30, Peter Splrito I. Genevieve to 4. 81k 8, Mead Manor Un. Four, uburban Homes S.c. 3, *21.300 James E. Spirito & WI Cheryl Ann, Oiiedo, $11,100. Wrenco Homes Inc. to Lawrence Lot IS. Bik 0. SweiIw.t,t Oaks. t9Cp) Psul S. Gaiptman to I f4 Johnston 5. WI Ellen M , Lot 3*1 Sec. Eleven. 173.000 Berfe Z. Gaipfma.t. Lot 12 Lake en*ood UN. 3, Third Addn, Rosewood Homes Inc. to Oaylin Harriet Ests,, $100. 30.500 R. Hall & WI Sherityn 1., Lot 34. PatricIa S. Owens (form. David Cleveland to Emory 81k 0, Swe.twater Oaks. Sec. 12. Beyette) to Edna Duke Sutkey. / Grerf. SgI,. Lot 7 &E', of vacant $127,100 915 • Lot $1, Windward Square, , St. ad). on West, btk 3. Canaan. E I. L FL., Prop. to Marcia N. Sec. I. *31.000. uo.stn Feiy,ing, Lot S. WoOdbridge at the Calvin E. Seadeak ('.' kit.) To William A. Kimber & WI Lillie to Springs, UN. II, $I0s.inO Edna Duke Stukey, SQl., Un. $4 Edward L WilSon & wf Mary H. Miltard 0. Franktin 5. wI Windward sq. S.c. One, *31.000. Beg 473 23' Wof SE cor of Lot 44. Cetestene to Thomas E. Franklin, (QCD) Theresa Martina & run W 4a0 N 127.22 etc., Sanford Lois I 12. blk N. Longwod Park, S4egheri to Theresa A. Martinø & Subst Farms, 127.100 $100 hb Stephen. Lot 13* Winter Edward L. KeIssy & *1 LOis to Homequity Inc. to Marsihom Springi. Un 3, $100 F Allan Greene. sg, Lots 1 & 3 lndtjs., ln • Lot 41. Devonsyit,,, Fl Land Co to Olin American lets partl blk 35. Sanlando The 575.000 Homes Fl Inc . Lots 21 311 34 Suburb Beautiful. Sanford Sec , Bernard C. Davis & WI Wilma to IS, blk A & Lts 121 13, 81k D & Lts 147,000 David Botsom I. WI Nersa, Lot 34, II & 13. Bik E, Greenwood Lakes. Dunald I. Treat & WI Alice to 11,1411. Manor, $13,000 Un I. 1243.00. Frank J CeleBre. (Marr I. Lot II. James L Pacey Jr & wI Diane Nellie Bacck. Frederick H 81k A, River Run, Sic One.$32,000 Y toJosA. Thomas&wf5usanv, Ruscher. Jr et alto Andrew E Indian Ridge Patio HomeS Inc UN 4. Sh.oah, Sec Three. $11,000 McCaw. trusts.. From SW coy of to Eric M Bioth & *5 Vivian. UN Suncraft Engr & Constr. to Oru blk 0. Weath,rstield. 1222.300 42. IndIan Ridge. Condo Ph I, Bose & WI Patricia K. Lot 4. blk B. Andrew E Mccaw, md & 133.400 The Springs D.erwood Ests., Truste to minor emergency med Kennedy I Moore & WI Penny $liI.IOo gen ptr. From SW cor of blk 0. R to Otto Jones & *1 Alberta R Joan N Hickman. Sgl to Joan Weathersfieid, etc. $100. i.ot 19. San Lanta Third Sec.. M Hickman, trustee Lot S. Wekiva Maria Twiggs & Nb. Gregory to Club Ests., Sec. Four, $100 Peter Realrnonte&wt Elena. Lois Olin Amer HomeS FL. Inc. to Robert J HeSter. Ill. Sql to RitO 3 & 1. 81k 34. Sanlando the Suburb Arthur 0, Groesbeck ?& wf Michael Perez, sql . Lot 11, 81k F. Beautiful, Palm Springs Sec Rebecca L.. Lot 3. 81k E, Green Coiumbu Harbor, $13,100 110.000 wood Lakes UN 1. 145.100 Grec. N Akins, Wid. to Janice _____________________ James H Middlebrooks & wt K Hauk, Sql, Lots S I & 10 blk I Georgia N to Harry J Usher & *1 Mineral Springs, $103,000 Legal Notice Ruth A, lot 30 Traltwood Ests. Classic Custom Homes Inc. to Sec or-, Stphe N. Rose & wf Susan E.. IN THE CICCUIT COUIT OF I L Scott Wyie & *1 Cpylstirw to Lot 74. Brantley Cove, $104400 THE IIGHTIENTII JUDICIAL Shirley A Strickland. SQl. UN Stephen Roll & SuSan to Arthur CISCUIT, IN AND FOR 3bl 270 Baytree Village. Condo. E Grindle, Jr. & WI Date C. Lot SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. tso.oco 71, Branl Icy Cove, 8133.500 CIVIL ACTION NO: SS.fl7I.CA44. Christopher K Likes & *1 Karen IQCD) James R. Fuston & *1 1 F to Douglas I Beckman Carol A to Citrus Council of Girl IN RE: TM Marriage aS IMarr I, Lot 44. Devonshire. Scouts. Inc., N',oI Cherry St .edl CHARLES B HORTON, 141.400 tO Lots 435. 4 blk DL W SO' of Lois pjHq Husband, IRoyce C Howe & WI Mary to I 2 & 3. blk 0. Rev. Map of n Kipton 8 Younger & wt Sherry L.. Chulvota, Icorri'ctivel $100 DOROTHY 0 HORTON. Lot III. 5 77' ot 15, btk 4. Wyn Citrus Council of Girl Scouts, Reord,nt Wife newood. $43,000 Alice Hull to Rebma FL., Inc. & lakeot the Woods lric,Oeg 3005 of NE cor of Sec 1531 30 etc Inc to John Paprocti & *1 Brtha, LoIs S&4& W 30' of Lots 112. blk F, Rev. Map of Ctiuluota, etc. To . AMEN DID NOTICE o ACTION $14,000 DOROTHY 0 HORTON Alice 1 Wales to Grace S. An i ADAMS AVENUE Marceita S Graham to Jack Oerson & Joan A Piper, JT. Ten, BAYVILLE. NEW YORK II?0 Brail & wt Cormrn.. Lot 4, blk C. part of Lot 2. Watts' Farms, YOU ARE HEREBY Sweetwater Club UN II. $211,300 130.000 NOTIFIED that an action for Equity Realty Inc to Scott C. Joe 0 Chlttenden, Repr. eel dissolution of marriage has been Wiiliamt, Carl E. Williams & Ruth J to Dick S. Aikan, sql., Lois tiled against you and you are Dolores A Witliams, SQl , UN 303 7 & I. bik 3, less part, 81k IS, required to serve a copy of your capistrane, 513.100 Higp,lan4 Park, $3j,g, written if any, to it on 0 Sand Lake 0ev. Inc to Mar 10(01 Donald C. Patctiin to ANDREW SPECk. Attorney for celIa S Graham OBA Heath Nancy L. Patchin, j ml: Un. 510 Petitioner, whose address is Ill Homes, lot 37 Forest Park Ests., Country Club Manor Condo. $100 West Commercial Street, 130.000 S&nford. Sec. Two, 13& 000 (0(0) EddyT Webb to Mary Florida 33771, on or before Sand Lake 0ev., Inc. to J.rrell Judy Webb, Lot 14. St. Johns January I, 1101, and file the N Davis & wI Judith & C. John Village. 2nd Rev., $100. original with the Clerk of this Rolls Ill & art Mary J., Lots 142533 Curtis .1. Green & WI Lenora L. Court •ither before service on & 3.4. Forist Park Ests., Sec II, toJaME. Pe$ras,wmd, Lot IS, 81k Petitioner's attorney or im. 115,000 C. IdyItwildeot 10th Arbor, Sec. 1. mediately thereof ter Oltierwise a FL Homecrafters, Inc. to 143.300. default will be enticed against you Lawrence C. Bassett & WI Grace. MagnolIa SVC. Corp. to 85.0 for the relief demanded in the Lot S & S 1.30' of Lot 4, 81k 0, Dcv., Inc., Lot S. Wekiva Club Petition Country Club Hts., UN One, Ests., Sec Seven, $44000 WITNESS my hand arid the seal 14*300 1.1011 Point Prop Inc. to Ron of this Court on Pecemb.r S. IWO. Enid Fuess, W,d. to Enid Fuess, Meyer Constr. Co. Lof 6, Timber (SEAL) Wid. & Glory Enid Dunn. Jt. ten. Ridge at S.abal Point, 1.32,000. ARTHUR H. BECKWITH JR." Lot IS. 81k C. Triplett Lake Shores. C Scott Braridon inc., to Anne As Clerk of the Court C8. $100 N Britt, $91 Lot 3. 81k A. Oak By Eve Crabtree Nevin Cronis & WI Beetle B t Arbor, 134.100 AS Deputy Clerk Glenn 0. Davidson & art Karen I • F F . Ort to JoInts I. Kellgren, Publish December I. Id. 23, 30. 190 icrt t. s tso- bik 2. West SQl. Lot II, blk E, The Forest, OED3I 839993 - _____________ . ______________________ ____________________________ ROOM - Prt. completely furnished for' ' 3LlnesM,n,mum Day Before Publication ____________________ A, Fully carpeted. Ready to 11-4* ALLFLORIDAREALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR -. SECURITY GUARD. Sanfofde Area. Part Time. 24 Hrs.'A Week. Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Prefer Mature Stable and permanent individual. Call Orlando 141.7313 to Schedule Interview. ONAVTACND? M4.t ne, compatible companions Ir.. Sanford area. Lowest coat. elaborate, confidentIal anç dignified nationwide syetervs. literature. Dating of Fr Prestige, Williamstown. Mosi 01347." WHY HE LONELY? Write "Get A Mate" Dating Service. All ages, P.O. Boa 4071, Clear. water, Fl 33511. _________________________ URGENTLY NEED DEPENDABLE PERSONwbocaflW without supervision for Texas oil company in SANFORD area. We train. WrIte T. H. Dick, Pres., Southwestern Petroleum, Boa 759, Ft. WoflPl, MiddIs Age, White Man, average size, good health, good educal icn. New in area would The Season Of Good Cheer will soon be here - use Want Ads for •xtra cash. Retired Veteran, Ag. 54. seeks sincere, honest. mature Lady for companionship. Not over 140 lbs. Please reply with Photo and Ph. Number to P.O. Box 354. Altamonte Springs, Fla. 37101. S-Lost & Found Lost: Fimale White Cock aPoo Puppy, in vicInity of 13th 5. Myrtle. Mon.. Dec. I. 3235343. -ChiId Care ___________________________ 3O-ApartfTlefltS Uciurflih$ _________________________ __. SPACIOUS, modern 2 BdI'iYi,I bath, CHA. carpeted, kit equIpped. Near hospital, Adult5. No pets. $223. 3229333 WorkIng ConditIons, Better Living Center of Casselberry. 33 3002. Earn Extra Money Within Evening Herald paper route. Depen. dabl. auto needed - plus cash bond. Start BuIlding Your "Christmas Fund" Todayl Buy and Sell the Want Ad Way. ______________________ Herald Adults. 3235420. -A--Hsmtth&.auty DM50 As sean on '40 Minutes'. 99.5 pure solvent-lI ox. $19.95 plus $1.30 TP&H. Distributed by NuRem, 2OlA E. SR 434 Longwood. Fl. 32750. 33* 47*0 or 323-4325 Abs Vera Juice. Eucalyptus Lo$In. Help prevent ArthritIs Pain. Violet Scott, Agent for EsIr. Lila CreatIons. 343-4132. - 9-Good Thngs to Eat - Navels, Juice oranges, Grapefruit, Tangerines, Tangelos, Will Mix. Crumley 3270217. NAVELS 321i721 i2Spsdalptkea Grand Opening, Plant Sale. inch, $5.50; I In., $3.50. I in 11.30; 50 In., 14.50. PIRATISCOVE 255 1. IiiIt, 1$-Isd BOYI preferred. S Days II p.m..? am. Call Kathy 321 0490. " Winter Guests- lovely. bedroom. 5775 & $2S Sec i 111.7553. Adults, GOT THE JOB JUST FOR YOU AAA EMPLOYMENT GENERAL OFFICE Accurats typing, 2 yes oflics cap helpful Outstanding Co with ccc benefits MOR.TIAINEE High school grad. Mutt want career Will train, chance to Wow with top notch to. . BARTENDER WAITER 5. WAITRESS UTILITY PERsoN BUS HELP EXPERIENCED COOK$ Apply In persan Holiday-lisi, em the Lakefront. $150 Per Week Part Time at Home. Webeler, America's foremost dictionary company need, home workers to update local mailing lists. All age's. experience unnecessary. Call 1714 SIS.5410. Eat. 215. Kitchen, Patio, Self cleaning Oven, DIshwasher, 2 Car garage.210 Marc St., Grove VIew Subdivision. Lake Mary CONVENIENCE STORE CLERK - Good Company benefits Apply Handy Way Food Stores Sanford area - Geneva •rea. P.O. Box 132, Geneva 32132. 341.5765. _____________________________ AUDITOR Operate 5500 Computer Fan tastic opportunity, plush surroundings CARPENTER Cap. only All ph Boss will help get Stale liC. MuSt be aggressIve. 1400 hr. to start ROOFER Foreman needed. Must be in charge type parson. Escellent pay with growing Co. 1917 FRENCH AVE. 323-Si 7 C..nerof3oth& French Your future our concern Legal Notice NOTICE UNOIRFICTITIOU$ NAME LAW NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN that the undersignid, desiring to engage In businiss under the fictitious name of PHYSICIAN'S WEIGHT LOSS CENTERS at number 414 Ailamonte, Suite 302. in the City of Altamonse Springs. Florida. intends to register the said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida. Dated at Cleveland. Ohio, this 4th day of November, IWO. PHYSICIAN'S WEIGHT LOSS CENTERS OF AMERICA. INC. by 5 John 5. Martin Vice President ATTEST s Karen J. Braham Asat. Secretary Publiih November December 2. I. 1*50 DEC52 Manager Trainee. Must be willing to relocate its 3 Mos. Payless Shoe Source, 243.4 5. French Ave General Laborers Day shin 'merican Wood Prodt, 200 Marvin Ave. Mill office Longwood. Apply between Hi's. I a m..1l a m. References required, Floor Man. Experi,.ced only. Apply in Person, Santor 'I aarm. 2 Pith, oage, B Lake, in Deltona. Call .Ieanis 514 14.32 ________________________________ 2 Bdrm, 1 Bath. New kitchen _______________ ________________ , ________________ For Rent: S Mo. 2 BR home. Central AIr & Heat, Central Va., Fireplace, MO' on SI Johns RIver, Geneva area P.O. Box 132, Geneva 377)2 lfyou don't fell people, Plow are they goIng to know? Tell fluei, wIth a classIfIed ad, by calling 322.7411 or 521.9*93. Balh. NIce Neighborhood Available Jan. 1st. 5.373 Mo lii and Last Mo. Rent. 3227550 Aft. 4 p.m. 2 Birm Duplex In Lake Mary Beautifully furnished Water supplied. $335 Mo. 1st and Last 4 5550 Sec. Dip References June PonIg Realty 222.5475 largeroomsandslylelo please all You'll ball in love w,th thiS one Has7Bdrm Guest h05C ________ Advertise with a Low Cost Classified Ad. Somewhere wants what you don't need Call 3222411. ___________________________ 517.900 *ilti owner terms BEAUTIFUL' 7 Bdrm. 2 bath home iii Dellona! Stone lireplace. sauna in pool, stone nao. washer a dryer. CHA & Iot mere' 574.900! C a I I Bait RI Al. E STAT I REAL TOW Ill 34-Mobile Homes ______ - WASHINGTON OAKS 3 Bdrrn , l't lath. Garage, New Paint PrIced t• Sell 331 51.54 3 Bdem. Mobile Home For Rent. Mullet Lake Park (304)337 1217 The weather Is perfect for a backyard sale sell everything fast with a want 10 Call 322.3411 or 531.9993. - -- • ___________________________ (V.3224412 Cent H A, Concrete Block. 40-Condomjnjums For personal interview, write Pittsburgh Vending Supply. 106 Carson Street, Monroeville, Pa. 15144 or call Collect 412 $311239. When wrItIng, please include your phone number 2 prlv$cy tence. I uellent lmmedfC Assumption Occupancy Call fur Deta1S ldPm., 7 SaN. Llvin one dinIng rm. Kitchen fully eqvipp50, Laundry rom: wither aee dryer included. 5 e4in back Porch. with slorage r00qfl. Near 4 Townit Shopping Center In Orange City, 1st, last and Sec. 5'4red. Call Jeanle474)37. New Listing DoWntown Saniorli Completely renovated 7 lsdrm Home Low Low down I H family's entOyrfittit. 3 or Bdrm. 2 Bate' ($,at lOt aton _____________ I I ' _______ - . . '' RuG flAt out " RE £5. TORS - ALTO0 MIS 133141$ 131)1*14 Don't miss fhi5 One! Nicely renovated 4 Unit Residential Income property Fully Rented Greal Terms! 559.370 377 _______________________ __________________________ New 3l Sathlfaine With cvst,rn sift-as. PHA it' VA Call 323- B, Ownr 3 Story Apt H0d5,l CaI4flef 5ru,p (or Of. fene,3, zow'd comm W.11 carr9 IsI ___________________ 110_I IST0_T1'U.$.1 J g,($TRflU,$R. ____________________ __________________ __________________________ I M!q 565.000 327 0354 • - ' ________________________ CE 1 1'. ______ , fl_A. WI&L $25 CMI iy*iit A, YOUR HOME! Jr3.ng 7099LaRr at 4 HOLIDAY SEASON __çali g29-1,,,jy-..a i , ' ',. 1 , 1' iii? Ceramic Tile -' Heavy Duty Stand for Dnapery Upholstery and Cording Guaranteed Balance 5495 Pfaff Free Arm. $125 Adler Heavy Duty, $173 Si. at antorti SewIng Center in Sanford Plaza 321 9411 Home Demonstration '" (iii rte Ilvildirigs. all sli's 3703. up At I land 514 15 4 iiiIiifriI Park 123 0061 (all Ken with toritidei'ic. 6001 I ______________________________ ______________________________ NeIman Painting & ftepars Quarify *l)rk Free 1st Ois t 'coors 814 5430 P.1,c Remodeling Specialist All lou' MOverS loca' I tistar,,. Service We lea,, lu garaue 165 3333 Slight HOnw Repairs ________________________ ,1,lumninurll Screen Wepa.r gutter II .nstilltbOfl. carpentry and dry waIl 3?) 0136 I A I P(RSp,l, COMPUTER Ill O'Pord Rd behind the Jal Alai 1)9 $914 Cortupijlers Supplies 5. Software . . I MAN QUAL II V Ol'l 14 At ION ,.. D'',ew.,,'. ,. .-s ha,n, heal 11! lili I . _______________________________ Exterior Cleaning I br a Jot, well dune ii any type 'ii HOuse (iean.rig ApIs t. Snuall UlIces riclullirug new homes C 411 fIle Dusters ' p m I p en Ass br Jeanie or Nedn 9043831541 DOUgh ___________________________ ____________________________ ', I, Fence Sign Painting ____________________________ ____________________________ i,,t'ritit' Bros Sgrt', Specalar in T ru( 5. lIter ing and 3 Dimensional Sfy(o F*m li'Iler, Reasonable 3793778 Ask iq Grrifl Ben - ken,.elIs PloIf 372 5355 (IF JIT.P ______________________________ ____________________________ Painting Pressure Cleaning Tree Service _________________________ ________________________ III IMMIPIC,, r ',mo,ai, lot clearing, traSh, debris hauled ' - Insulation ' V & DOLL ARS' SAVE I 911140 Raft & Blown CUSTOM 1114 SULAT 1094(0 323 4I53 514 775 Frey est _____________________________ ____________________________ _________________________ _____________________________ tefior & (,vtt,r *ork Over 0 Yrs Ii per erie united I Pinlc'rs Alt $ p ru III 1555 - _______________________ _____________________________ new Inflerspring bedding These beds are not damaged I or seconds but brand new top I ANYTHINCI IN FENCE line bedding s,tt ontyt Free I Chain link for tidurly Rustic local delivery P4011's Santora wood lsts 1 2rsd'. Post & rail Furniture Salvage. 5192. So of ' ' , Fr... Es 83-4 5772 ' 5aetpr 3771771 pin u'. ,f}iJ II need and "(Ononi,(al ' lrriSpvrtation you can tnd if flour (LI'S ii F IL I) wart II'S ................ Il) 2611 ____________ 'el'able '' '''' 'I I 'i lr,i',iIti,lIir 5.r.(i's l I (turislrnas Shopping's Go Slow. Use Want Ad & Make . ' - OS Free EsImotet , (at)? 79?) Nouse Parilriu 'nlerior & e, Houses*,0s (leaning Servic. P,rsonilied laSt dependable Regular or I time basiS he do wash *irtJlyw5 671 5591 -t Electrician al'*ørk No 084 to small Slew and Old Work All c.i.araiseeo 3233114 Junk Removed HEAPS CUSTOM SERVICE InterIor, E ,ter,or FREE ESTIMATES 323 firewood - Paperhanng Free Est Firewood 131 5215 Evee333.2343 Vinyl Cleaning _________________________ Pet Services Junk hauled away. pie w.li pay I you for sonic items or charge you br lqaa up I rey Est I A 't Sitemore Tree Service hr Bonded 35 Yrs Exp 2'S PAPERHANGING 36 Yrs lap Work guaranteed Llc Free Et. 547 1947 _____________________________ __________________________ (all 373 7M7 Eve K EN'S ROOF ING -. Clyde S Painting 10 YrS ru I ia HOmrS. OIt,ce. Stores No iOti too srriall or Tall 319 HI? I I house Cleaning Electrical I I Painting ___________ _____________________________ - ' Roofing ____________________________ ' trig, wall (o,erngs. dry wall woik, all lipes. laminates 1 V1I3t1( hfl,,fl(.IN o . I ake,,i'w Nursing (enter Sl9f Second St 5.inforct Ill 670? CARPENTRY Repr. pan cabinetry Mason repairs & concrete tnthng5. pressure wasting roots home 331 $175 NEIl) A SERVICEMAN? You'll, find him listed in our Business - Direirtory. _________________ , Nursing Center _______________________ COflWutor Store I B. E. Link Const. 322.7029 ' 111 ____________________________ Corete h,'tiandle the htiOlP Ball uI , __________________________ 7045 Park A, 322 6505 iO' Siil,mi9 H, Sun Remodeling - ________________________ V it: *8.1 O" I - Clock Repair .WAL INk 155_,I. ' ,ii 1.1)11' last SinEs' 322•1 596 ' P1r* 1111 II, A cAl4t't NIL 11' (all ,sriyt.me 10 Ii. it or tiuild 'I I 'a off of total inventory on brand Mni Li-Lock Carpentry. Panling. Maint of all typ ic Bonded InSured $31 $39v 371600$ ML IN TiER I ILL biewur 'cpa,. ieak,sp,o',y,,sou, Sp.e(.alt,. 25 ,"rs Eip $49 5347 __________________________ 51-Household Goods - 511 CtlSSplIC 1anung Te,tured Ceilings 5 ISaint 121 4532. 122 IMS I'll Why lIke chince and mt yout Bothland I ,, i , tt,i,t, & I f .i ".Ii,., - ..errii.cJelinij 4. lepar, Dry Wai. 371 5:5? _________________________________ - S , _______ h4oy,e lnrovernsnts ___________________________ Sewing Machine and - I ' Free Ettimatci SINGER INDUSTRIAL . - ________________________ _________________________ __________________________ ,., - PIUtthIflg USe Richard's Carpentry 327 3622 I I L5l ervlçes (all ChriS for heating, refrigeralion AC Water (onlirt, Misc Anytime 323 Carpentry Electronic Sewing Machine with tree arm and push button ing Assume Balance f $350 or 74 Payments ul $29 0$ , I I ____________________ SINGER ATHENA 2,000 - uli'CLUT its YOUR (LosEr Sill those things thaI are luSt faking up space with a want ad in Ifs. Herald 372 265) or 131 Dold iSde Mole MOm, Ofll$. 2 ow Down & ASSur,ue Pay's iris $30Q() ' - of ' Cameras, l'ro1ct,rs 1. Screens Weidbldt'S Camera Shop 310$ Park Ave. S.anlord ()oSl.3fl hOt ''WentlS ________ _________ I'loatI, & rConditIoning yOur PetS J27 S757 Wrangler Jeans Sale$1I.9lPr ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 32257*5 310 Sanford Ave JUST THINK IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK, THERE WOULDN'T BE ANVIl me 1421 iS' 15151 541.300 4l-H Wettirb.Sht% - . . 17) 3741 Animal Haven Boar(t.ng & Grooming Kennels therm Controlled Pleat Off Ilr Sleeping Box,t We cater to F UWNI CURE ' - I Cut. Edge, Trim & Prune Any Sic Lawn 32) 7323 - Sanford, Florida 32775 1730511 air heat, applIance's, fully furnished including carport and utility shed Slairs Mobile Homes Ill 5350 VA assumable , I SI ' Photographic JOE'S lAWN SERVICE ii repair Appliances in tie home Srntll I letlrical *Ork Light Plumbing 3731227 Boarding&Gf'OolTling JENKINS FURNITURE CO 205 East 75th Street for Sale Two month old mobile 'some 14x44 single wide Two Homes of Merit yard $0ry 1 lId m I . BaIh Large 520.000 Spacious Rooms This 7 SIory older home is meant for ,Ovr Ar, GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 333 3200 JlOJOriandODr VA & F HA Financing Assume 5 •,, I Bath. CB. --- I LawniGardan Service HafldylTiafl I MovIng 10 a newer home, apartment? Self "don't needs" lasI with a wanted ew 13' Sixis & Mail twinS. 0' lull Si7C 5.3300 ea pc bedroom, two balh, cenfral Reduced fO M'cj 3 B iarge F erui: ll I .fCwood Cul and Delivered by truck load Oak 530 Pine & Oak 5.45. Pine 510 373 0503 S I ____ m________ ________ ____________ Awning, Brdrn j swel. Self contained 13972)3 3 k,'nlai UnIt on I Lot GOOd In,e-Siit%efll (mod assumption. 516914) TaSt's All * , haIti. C B. Cent A 54 lOt". Gte 11 kc New 54,3,500 I I au!__ - 5151 Ac I v 'A O ()14M1 WL't ill'' i'tb beauty - -- ,iii 4.1 w .)dtIi. - - I . ___________________________________________________ - - Trash, Tree Trim. Garage & Small BuSiness (lean uPS Reasonable Anytime 173 5536 11 MS black, $150 1736517 ___________________________ - I beauty Care F eec Starsdng S replace 42-,--.N'obi$e Homes 0,i'rslrcl Cabin with Gutst on Wide Part of St lori,is lE.,cr Late i4arneyi w.th gorgeous wide Oak - Rlldricc - x, U,, e 5,U,,, . p 12)5429 Free EstImates - . - Weathertlt,ContlruCtlOts , lOST SI 311315 F -- ________________________ 132,500 Oul listing Maylar New standing 2 Bdrm plum, with 275NIIsjt. _______________ - *115049 MAiL *4.4. WedPc orated, New Carpel MIS IEALTOR 5,, ma -- ____________________________________________________ I- Aluminum Song & Sottit - Weddings. In Home Porfratt. Prtie. Groups Phoforjraplsy S .Johi. ±ium ,_3H __________________________ luck, Family Pm , fenced, Ni*Iv Pgrch Screeri,tj - AIumjni.jmSoftit&Facla -- Sale 2?'. .- - Orlando 37 1377 Santqd 37104.40 Assume I','. MIg of 1153 Mc *ith 510.000 down 7 Bdrm, - I New Sears E.erc iii Bike Wa $125. now 553 7 lealher Sutcatet. Ia 135 530 16.49 24153 French Ave 4n 4,iuck 35' Acres - S - DiQI 322-2611 ot' 831-9993 - . _______ - 10 Acre Hone Pasture for Rent, $100 Mo, Located on S Cameron Ave. SPAR I TIMI INCOMI Park 322.2420 2525 French 323-2222 323•6363 I ________ - I I 3234533 I 37) 5670 , ---- See Our beaulilui new BwUarJ MORE. front & rear BR _________ ______________________ 7109 French Ave. Sanford, Fl. praisals Call Dell's AuctIon. Tn I- Rt tax Yniit FULL SIZE Hotel box springs & mattress sets. $30 for both p'ees Sanford Auction, 1713 S Frenirh 373________ 7340 Mon S..' BROitI 14 2565 - - -- SEIGLER REALTY , Cash for your lot! WIll build on your lot or our lot Y Enlerprise. Inc 414.3015 Model Inc.. Realtor 37E-Patu Rental 3Z-7632 I ___________________ Further Away Than Your Telepfi',e. Dial 2222411. Charolaix, lieretord. Santa Geetruds, etc Weaned $170 tip I 901 719 1755 ±.°j' HIGH SCHOOL 116.000 YE 11 MS AVAIL ABLE ASSOC 5. vIE _______________ VA.FHA.235-COfl. Homes Low Down Payment For Eitate. Commercial & Residential AuctIons & Ap _____________________________________________ _________________________________________________________ cleaner 12 00 Parts & Supplies lot all machines Over 70 yrs experIence All work guaranteed Free estimates Johns Sew 'N Vac. Ill S Magnolia Ave Downtown OAK LADEN ACRE LOT NEAR NEW LAKE MARY 5th SI., Lk. Mary Blvd. Extra ChrIstmas Cash Is No - - _____________ Mngus, uran AND LET AN EXPERT DO THE JOB Your sewing machlneor vacuum , LAKEFRONT TALL PINE & REALTORS Multiple Listing Service REALTORS, MIS ----------. $ Williamson Cornmjnjcaflon _____________ ,. CASH $ GOLD & SILVER 1Itt CLEAN OIL & ADJUST 42 ACRES NICELY WOODED NEAR LONGW000 LAKE MARY RD TRY 130.000 WITH TERMS ASSOCIATE LIVIE v,ixndo 13' ASSOCIATES, INC. 322-5253 3230911 WOODED LOTS IN TOWN' ZONED SR I 13.500 EACH CALL ASSOC LEWIS 3504 F RICKE & FRICKE Mobile Home unfurnished on private lot overlooking Wekiva RIver 2 Bdrm. IV, Bath Built on room, screened porch. patio, carport. No pets Children negotiable. Availabie Dec,4$775mo 1st and last in advance, Ph. 304337.7771 Or 3.373153 aft. 4 p.m. MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR .ERA . ________________________ SANFORD AUCTION 1215S. FRENCH 323.7340 CONSULT OUR .IENKINSFUPNITURECO East 25th Street Sanford, Florida 33771 2'i ACRES. NICELY WOODED OST E ElI AREA 110.000 EXCELLENT TERMS CALL ANYTIME . For Sale 1963 Mustdng Auto 319 Cl. good Shape Runs Good . 5530 Se, at 507 Oak Ave Apt 2 p' Good, cleaO, uS#d, full size 13* Socs 5. Malt, 51550 *'a pece SO ACRES WOODED PRO PERTY NEAR CARRIAGE COVE ALL OR PART 13,300 PER ACRE WITH TERMS. - I 9499 -. . ..r anywhere WRANGLES JEANS Cowboy cut. coltOn and PolyeSter, assorted colors Buy It Pr $10. 2nd Pr , Price WILCO SALES-HWY 44W 4M..W.ofl.4 Sanford 322.4170 'tAll 63 ACRES WOODED COUNTY RD & RAILROAD FRON TACIE NEAR SANFORD AVE & HIGHWAY 477 13.000 PER ACRE. EXCELLENT TERMS IMMACULATE? 3 SIrm. 2 bath home with all the extras? CHA. WW carpet. family room. breakfast barm patio £ large kitchent Beautibui 10 It 15*000 EXCIUSIVEI 4 Bdrm, 2 bath home in Id of LA' CIA. ww carpet. dining rm , eat in kit .qatio £ mere! 139.900! 372 61-LIvestock Poultry NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'l' find him listed in Our Buslnets Directory. ASSOC LIVE THE ULTIMATE CHARMER HuQi Family Home in Country on over I Acre Close to tow-fl but inanolher world Gracious Need Extra Christmas Cash' ________ Family man. 34. from Indiana desires position with future. Past cap. Polic, & Security, Mortician, Property Mgmt. Honest & Reliable, 3493410-. Jim Haskins, RRT Box 214. Geneva, Fla. cash. Partial financing available. Thre, to seven hours weekly can net excellent monfhiy Income. MOte full r.ii " tAt 1(A) UMLU1(tI J norm, "I balh home in Academy Manor? Game room, den. family rm, otlic,, eat in kit chen! $49,900! ___________________________ nli Classified Ads are the smallest big news ,temt you will find - s French 37) 1131 SURPLUS JEEP Valve 13,596 Sold Icyr IU 00 (all (3121 142 IIl7ecl 101for infor on how to purchaSe bargans like thiS . Christmas barglin Sale Check us out Monday evening You may linil the ideal gilt br that someone specill on your shopping liSt Merchandise oming in (tally until Site time ICASH VISA MCI 00011 PRIZF ,'alf Quarter. half Paso Great *ith children. Will hold for _________ 7 PM , Cash Buyers for a small in vestmcnl Place a tow irs claSsified ad for results 222781 or $31 9953 _______ - table, take a cue, and sell it with a Herald classified ad ATTRACTIVE? 3Bdrm,l', bath brick home on large fenced lot iii Maytairt Large paneled, family rm , Central heat, utility rm, ww carpeting & more? 145.900 4.4.4. .MON DEC. Cor kids _________- ______________ ROISONMARINI )fllHwy. 17.91 Sinfoed. Fla. 32771 Room Suite with' E*t . 6 Chairs 373 6133 711) Adams Cl it you aren't using your pool _________________________ 33-Houses Furnished - WE BUY CARS * AUCTION * or 295 7411 ' JUST FOR YOU! 3 Bdrrn, lit bath home on landscaped corner lot near lake Gem! CHa. large eat in k,lch.n, lamily rm.. dining rm , porch & morel 544,900! 327 1371 371 0410 72-Auction - .. 4 tii,5 WAP I t U pu i',j On<1Icin 614 1J70 OR ilt T A(, USed. ,tfl Jute Boxes, Coin operated or free play. E.cl cond with records, Will deliver 331 - 2455 S French Ave Orlando Sanford -- DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION P5w, 92. I mile we-st of Speed way Davton.l Beach, will hold a Public AUTO AUC I ION evlry WrclnesCly at 5pm Its theonly tine in i loe,da You tet he rr'se'wed pr.cr ('all 901 7)5 $111 icr biller lrtmiiS _______________________ Good selec lion. *ill hold br Christmas Itorses also 3.31 1135 55-Boats & Accessories PIN BALL MACHINES Acres. Fort Florida Rd Near I 4 511.500 372 3560 JUST LISTEOt 3 Bdrm. Ii, bath home In convenient I.catlent Central air, new WW car peling. 2 utility rms a ust BROKER . Wt BUY uSEt) FURNITURE I APPLIANCE S S4fltOrd Fr rtIure Salvage fll.V21 -. Pn' 377 0353 • Coin operated or tree play Earl cond Will deliver. $700 $350 331 5314 or 2157611 - - potential? 13S,000t SEiGLER REALTY . P". -. Drawer Chest. 10" Dining bath home in CC Manor on large corner loft Family rm , eatin kitchen 6 bOt Of JOHNS RIVERFRONT NEW LARGE 2 BEDROOM CEDAR HOME ON 27 ACR ES WITH COMMANDING VIEW OF THE RIVER HURRY ON THIS U1.000 . -------- - Feast your eyes on an unusually choice array of Clatslf led Ads 377 7611 ch,inqe Used $16 00 r thano. 1109 S Sanbd A. .... -. _ -.-----_ ------ 66-Horses 55.000 Sate 5955 6716311 - Oriental Rvijs Anliqut's - NEW QUASAR Giant screen TV. sq tt Remote control Save )ATIERIES'New. $30. Cx REALTORS REALTY MILLERS Pt 7IIIOriandO Or -v For Sale '7* Silver Firebird Formula Peeled Condition Fully loaded I top. Etc 57000 373 1517 Music Bo,es-SIot Mactines 373 2501 Bridges Antiques (tiivaha.,s AC Rt'qSteretl Pupp'es (cijnferac's Asthma ø 377 1599 .r 373 7453 Aft 1 30 Anytme Sunday ,,00d Used TV. $25 & up ... Il 5W 3250707 -. Z,nlh Sold orig 14*375 Bal $553 I. or 517 mo Aqtnt 331 I1I $65 Call Keith 3771735 Bdrm, I bath. all appl , STE N ST R C) (VI ICE I 0. ww carpet, club & pool $7' 00 475 OSlI or 2772233 - 4s.js House for Rent: 3 Bdrm, 1i.j . 4iBCOl11OtTlifliUflfl ForSais LAKEFRONT CEDAR HOME • BEDROOMS. 2 BATH. HUGE GREAT ROOM WITH FIRE PLACE. FULLY FURNISH ED BOAT DCCX. 30 MIN UTES WEST OF DELANO Frontage. ... . . .-.- __*3 Rollir Skates Boys SZ 6 Lther Boots Canadian Reds Ex tension Stoppers Outgrown Excellent condition Asking _________________________ Small 7 Bclr,i home Fenced, Air, Carpet, etc 77*1595' 115.000 3130117 - applIances. New carpet. fenced yard. $295 Mo. flit COLJØT REALTY Inc Refilling and collectIng hioney from NW TYPE hIgh quality cpus operated dispensers In sour area. No selling. To qualify, you must have 4kr. references, $1,100 to 11,000 .. ' ST ___________________ -WuatlOnsWaflt time II, 23 & 503W. 1st St. 322.4533 373.0317 331.1239 ___________________ .----.- Don'tOespairOr PullYovr Hair Use A Want Ad 322 7611 or 531 - . - . NEW LOG HOMES NICE SELECTION. YOUR DESIGN OR OURS WE SELL MATERIALS TO DO II YOURSELFERS. AND HAVE BUILDERS AVAILABLE FOR LAZY PEOPLE 323-6061 Osleen ' _________ Nursing 1 Convalescent Center, 930 Mellonyille Ave. 24-usiness Opi MLS REALTOR Eves 373 4.307 "3.100 322 959 ________________________ 1343 mo. + Sec. 3734570 Be a success in your spare time Couples or IndIviduals Plea tant profitable work. Your independent Shakle. Distributor will train 322 4079. Experienced Laundry Person Apply In Person Sanford Nursing Convalescent Center. 950 Mellonvllle Mr. Carter UNSWORTH REALTY STEMPER AGENCY REALTOR 3221991 - DENTAL ASSISTANT Char side sap Very plush office I4mifs'sah _____________________________ 41-A---Log . 80-Autos for Sale Mole Cash Sell or trade it Free Fimale Irsh Setter It Not old Cail Douo- alt 1 o m . 371 1110 lv repo tv 50Miscellaneous for Sale . _______ SUNLAND Large lot lBdrm, P.ath. Fireplace, ICOCd back - Bedroom, li t bath. Cent, H washer & dryer, fenced yard. • _____ C.OLDSBORO I Bdrms, P Bath, Clean Neat home Furniture included Unusuat buy Only 131.000. Need Employment? women. Retired people ac cepted alto Earn $IQQ $300 weekly Meet with Jim God frey on Tuesday Only at Sambo's Rest. 12910 between 23 pm Not connected with Samba's. . . - 'i"" 6SPets.Supplies" c'i-TV.R,adio-Stereo •t SEMINOLE WhilC They Last XSIIOO SO -3430 00 XS$SOS& 269000 1''y7I73 05.2300 110 No. Hwy. 17.1) Longwood $341403 2330511 ' ___________________________ •1 The Jolly Holiday 5 Near! Need for hunting you need a gu'"'' telling use Iterald Want Acts 3277611 ___________________________ Ar, you Want Ads Ring On the Page '5tefliflQ I nargains Glitten Selling in a Winter Moneytand 3772611 ._.. ,,.,. . . -. -'YAMAHA ',t buy ueeo turniture, ap pliarices & plumbing liatures JENKINS FURNITURE CO 703 EasI 75th Street FILL DIRT&1'OPSOIL YELLOW SAND Call Clark & Hirl 323 7550 ' Sold crfo 510533. used short time Bal 5559 II or III 35 mo Aqen 739 5334 - Large3 Bdrm, 2 Bath. 2 Acres on 15. Mary. $135,000 W Mat iClO*Ski. REALTOR 372 7913 Eves 3229283 24 HOUR CALL 323.5774 DUPLEX - - ....................... lnvt ,n thiS rpnlal -. properly Repainted outside Excellent location .-_- _.__ New 3 B'm. I'., Bath, Split Plan. Earth tones, Eat in Full lime Part time men or HAVE WE . 32-Houses Unfurnithed HOUSEKEEPER & Care for semi invalid. Some shoridays. On Transportation. 3223991 WANTED MAIDS-Full lime Apply in Person Holiday Inn. I 45.41 _________ ___________________________ COOKS HELPER -- reults. Just try one. 322.2411 Babysitting wanted for IllS Mo. + Dep. 545.544Q weekends In my home. __________________________ Childrens age 1 & 7. Call Aft. For Rent 5500 Mo. 2 BR horn,, 830 3772330. Central Air & Heat, tenlral Vacuum, Flreplaci. . 540' 7211 S. French SuIte ' --.- -. -- . $j 9993 -- 62-t..awn.Garden _____ _____ 78-NotorCyCIeS EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN CIAY IN THE WANT ADS 322 2611 or ______________________ - Washer reps GE deluxe model, __________________________ -___.--- LIttle want ads bring big, big - - .. . - REALTOR. MIS . STEMPER SEZ WE GIVE PRSONAL SERVICE & tO'. COMMISSION DISCOUNT 1 SENIOR CITIZENS iist & SELL WITH US -. 49B-Water Front Property Sanford Aft. Hrs. 3337173, 3233939 -. i,. ,.. , .,_ .•, - ,,_, mortgagee Ray Ir'çg. L ic Mortgage Broker, 1101 E RObiiflOti. 127 .... WE NEED LISTINGS 322.6050 _______ __________________________ Relief night Auditor. Experience preferred. Apply in person Holiday Inn on the Lakefront. $5-Bushel -- Numerous Deltona lots all Sizes. prices & terms '' -________ REALTY .' _________ _________ From$loto$SOormore - .. _____________ c.alt J 1014. ill 4400 _________________ *3 50 of Sanford. 322 5721. has probe Originally 1619, balance 1399. $19 montt 1y _____ _______ .-- --.-- (,ld Silver. Coins, Jeielry. nOn ferrous metals, KOKOMO Tool Co 91$ W 1st St 3231500 OPEN SAT IA N .101 P N ________________________ Brand New. Push button control 1715 47.A-Mrfgages Boughl &Sokl __ " - Top Dollar Paid for Junk & Used cars. trIis & heavy equip ment 2223990 ____ _____ Want Ads Profitable Relief for Headache of Hotiday Bills Phone 332 2611 or 13199*3 For Site Uped OffIce eqpi. ue'va, filing c & chairs. A(any Items to CP4Ose from Noll's Sanford Furgiture Salvage, I?. MICROWAVE ___________________________ __________________________ ____________________ Office Desl and Equipment ti,. Sale. Suptly is limited. P4011's Sanford Furniture Salvage, Ti. ,3 SO. ot Sanford. 222 $721. RFREPOI6cutt frost lreb Oi'lo 5529 now 5705 or $19 mo Agent 339 5356 77-Junk C.ars Rermved equipment Noll's Sanford FurnitureSalvage, 1792. So of S6ntord 322 $721. -- _________ items with a want ad To place your ad, call your friendly Classilied gal at The Herald, 2222411. or 535 99*3 -- -- W Garnett White, Broker 327 7551 HIDDEN LAKE ESTATES Large attractive I Bdrm. 2 bath Central air, family em. fIreplace, 7 yrs. old, fenced yard. Community pool & tennis courts, outdoor 880 . _____ wantea to buy used OffiCe 40A-Buslnesa EquIpnnt ________________ Kenmore parts, Service, used washers, MOONEY AP PLIANCFS 3230617 small bicycle? Sell these idle I ISEDWOOM 11$ HOMI k.ovelv Quiet neighborhood Fenced back yard and *"ll. 340 HUGE 37771. 372 ______ ______ now $I7 IS Bob Ball Music Center 2202 French Ayf. 322 2253. - Kids outgrow the swing set or Re.ii Estate broS.', jOPIN kiflD(R ASSOC i Cc.r'rmercial 's.' Sanford $33,000 31-ApartniefltSFUl'nished .. 4 age. 10 K Down _______ 7 388 W Garne't White Location, easy to see it won't last at 137,000 Older Home 2 BR. I Bath, Fire place, Eat in Kit, 7 Car Oar large I DeBary. Lovely B.00m. Air, Ideal for Senior Citizens. 3225051 or 44144$ - U NBEI IEVABLE "...,,,, CONNER cia I Bu ildi n Numerous Possibilities 6 Down Wonder what todo with Two' Sell One- The quick, easy Want Ad way. The magic number Is 322. 2611 or 531.9993. Spur of the m.m.i,t bays.ttffig. dnue Lap.' in child care wilt keep childrpn, newborn to 10 day or night. Peas, rates yrs., - Winter Springs. 531 7920. I A Parcels ' ______ __________________ We buy equity in Houses, apartments, vacant land and Acreage LUCKY INVEST MENTS. P0 Box 2300. 2601 SANFORD AVENUE _________________________ . Mariner's Village on Lake Ada 112 Bedroom Apts. from $309 Located 11.92 just South of Airport Blvd. in Sanford. All - Full time Mon. thru Thurs. Babysitting + light house keeping. Refer.. required Good pay. 3322121 Aft. 12 p.m 2 't A With large oaks. 7.300 -. )l-MppIIaflCeS --- , SK . 47-Real Estate Wanted ________________________ 31 A Parcel's, PIyed ROid, 6 l Adults. 141.7113. Furniturs . -- A OK Tire Mart 322 745 3413 S French .)eeelryor C.lns Top Prices. Call 322 1312 Pianos Organs Layaway for Chrielmac. Elec. Guitar & amplifier $ Value Special - - S1A .. business. Low down payment. Owner will held Mtg. Telal P11cc 113,000. Hareld Hall Realty Inc., Realtors fl3-Sfll. Sanford. FIa CHECK THIS ONE' 1k. Mary3 Bdrm, I', 5atls w,tlS Family Rm , large utility rm Owner will sell FHA VA Don't wail on this Home Only 1)4.900 - __________________ c1)kJId Only 141.I50 Owner Holding ____________________________ Call 322-2611 0 /O#ZflJ IS"ii ((ij 323 .T_... iecludeslt.Ambitiovspersan _... e., .... __________________ Fam,ly Room, Kitchen Equipped Cent A,r, W.W - 3 Pc. wooden Dinette Sets, table 1 4 chairs, $50 each. P4011's Sanford Furniture Salvage. 17 92%. of SanfOrd. 3221721 the Tm. tested F,rm Req Real Estate Broker %ZON. drk Av JUST LISTED. Large AI'tract,we 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath. Paneled LIC. REAL ESTATE; Broker INtl FrenchAve., linSeed ____________________________ For 3.11 or 117 ShIft. Must be self motivated. Able to work wilt) Eldly people. Excellent PRETTY PINECREST. At. tract,ye 3 Bdrm., 2 Bath in lovely neighborhood. Extra large fenced yard. Super Fam,ly Pm. W.W Carpet. A must see at the low low price of 541,100. Won't lastt BLTTY C. CAMPBELL Park Ave. I BR, air, ceramic beth, $113. 1 BR + den, sno LPN-RN Evening Weakly, Daily rates, Day & Night. 323-9344 76-Auto Parts. _________________ Instruments and Accessories 373 $771 Hanri,usic. ____________________ OPPORTUNITY PLUS Corn. mercial Bldg. currently used as Bar.I.Qve Restaurant. Day or Night carpet, garage. Large yard. Olympic- si. Pool. Shenandoah Village. Open I 3, pm. 323.5774 322 0711 SIONAL. 2211 Sq. Ft Of living space toned 5C33 Bdrm 5 Bath, Formal Dining room Large Eat in Country Kitchen. 2 Fireplaces, Spacious Rooms. Enclosed Porches. Utility Shed. Close to Downtown Bsiness Section. 135,000 Call fl2Ui7AttS30prn ____. . S35.1333or 644.2311 ( repossessed. used ',ery short t,mt' OrginlI 5393. blI tIll 1316 521 mo Aqent __________________________ i b9 a ___________________________ $Y OWNER: ATTENTION INVESTORS OR PROFES. ___________________ Yrs. Experience. Work in Deltona. 339303* _______________________ like to meet fInancially secure lady. Age 3D to 70 Yrs. For Dating and companionship. Reply to Box No. 77. Co Evening Herald. P.O. Box 1W, Sanford, Fla. 32171. 68-Wanted to Buy 59-m,sical Merchandise __________________ Rd DeBary. Fla Jim Jordan . AUOC 122079.3225392 373772 apts. - Realty Hal ".Jt. .- P'nloy country living? 2Bdrm Ix. 74101. Carpenters Hefpers. Minimum 2 $4.4 S French Ave servlcefurn Inquire at Gr, house on Corner 5th 1 Palmetto. ______________________ Ha'oid Eceltent Starter 2 Bdrm. Large Lot, New Paint 131,300. REALTORS, MLS Nicely Sum, Rem,T,& decorated. Linens 5. maid '- Terms. 834.000. __________________________ Move in. Aft. 5 30 Prlv. 221.0415. 4-Personals 51-Household Goods _________________ Ptaza Professional Office for Sale. Prestige Complex. High exposure Easy access. Catt 1 305661 4416. Rudy Jordan Real Estate Realtors. 25 N Shell REALTOR Handy Man Special on W. let st. Zoned Commercial. Excellent over Loanat 1326 Mc. Cent. H LadYhasRoOmtok me InNiceApt. Complex. xjf,,.,., Sunday - Noon Friday SacrifIce. 2 Choice burIal sp.ces in Oaklawn Memorial Part, $200 ea. 322.IWI. - __________________ - 321-0759 Near 17.92. *5,000 Down. Take ANFORD-R eas. w*Iy & monthly rates utmi' inc it 300 Oak, Adults $iI 7113. DEADLINES 3-Cemetoes -cial Property - I Ic Real Estate Broker 264,1 Santord Ave jIiIS.L.l:I ________________________ edor cltIz.n or young . tleman. $120 per mo. 3lw -_..., The ________________ ________________ 41-)USeS ________________ -- icom.cvI$vstlmes ioon,tt Noon 41-Houses _______ _________________ 3:30 P.M MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY *.Noon - _______________ ______________ - 41-Houses itims 1:00 AM. Tuesday Dec.C, 1550-35 Evening Herald, Sanford. Fl. , . sHied Ads WIll always give you moriL. Morti , Mu'j1 than you expe, - RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. is . SUNDAY, DECEMBER14 322 -2611 ' TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) - When be U.S. Sen..Elert Paula Hawklrm and tommy Thomas cash lii electoral vote for Congressman-elect Clay Shaw, Fort lauderPresidentelect Ronald Reagan Monday, he'll dale, who tonk seats away from Democrats. be doing It for the third time. The only other office-holder among the The prevloue times were for Sen. Barry electors is Rep. Curt Kiser, Clearwater, \Wwater, 5 presIdential loser in 1964, and Minority Leader of the state House. Iimer Richard Nixon In 1t72. Pan City car deiler and former forThere are several unsuccessful candidates statewide offices in the group, Including tata Republican Chairman who Bellair diWSen. store executive Jack Eckerd, i flunald Reagan's successful sweep of Florida, former state John Ware, St. Petersburg j6VI 4, thinks he may be the only three-time Congressman William Cramer, SI In the nation. L The first time, he was an elector in abama, one of five states that went for Other electors we Mats. GOP chalrman.and Qpdwater. former Sen. Henry Sayler, St. Petersburg, 1972, he was living In Florida and was an Earl Smith, Palm Beach, a former ametcr for former President Nixon. bassador to Cube, Mrs. Harriette Price, Long At hIgh noon Monday, when electors from all Boat Key, W. Ashley Verlander, Jacksonville, the United States gather In slate capitols Louis E. Fischer, Miami, James Cherry, Uve tóvote for the candidate that won their state, Oak, William Rbley, Winter Haven, Gray Will be among the 17 FlorIda Boylston, Fort Leuderdale, Mrs. Ellen Ogle, Ptublicana castings ballot for Reagan. Fort Lauderdale and Armer E. White, Coral The rral celebrities at the meeting are apt to Gables. , oom, 1 Bath Home, For Info. call Mrs. Bows 323 9231 Orlando - Winter Park Seminole NEW CARROLLTON, Mt (UPI) - The Relatives said Fnam wu agcxlized over theam of America sustained Pbjn what he thought was Ia financial and social t)roughhisfllghtfromVlethamandlomontli failure In America. He was deiressed about In the refugee campe of Thailand. The reality having to go to school for another fIve years to L.akemont Ave., Winter Park. Call 646-7015 for reservatlous Slerri aub, 7:30 p.m., Maitland Qvlc Center. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER11 PuhiicIonotkuuesfadngflor's L'niverslty System, 2p.m., Howard Jolmson's aI ballroom, 1.4 and State Road 50, Orlando. SanfonlRotarad,7:30p.m. Florida Power&L ht, 301 N. Myrtle Ave., Sanford. Storytime for preschoolers, 10-10:30 a.m., Deltorr Public Ubrary, 1691 Providence Boulevard. Sanford-Breakfast Rotary Club, 7 a.m!/ Soof ' flea Market and auction to benefit Semi Baseball and Softball League, 9 am. to 6 p. Seminole Baseball Field, State Road 419, one-half m east of llighway 17-fl. Almusic candlelight vesper servIce, 5 p.m. Ft I'resbyterlan church, Sanford, Third Street and Avenue by Chancel choir.. & ToSlm ______________________________ Poodles & Su,,ill trec'sjs (ut & Sriar,uiaa, 511) .c,.j 5,,u 1 ,' 41.1% III 115* l'IQIC%5.Jn,)I 'dnyl ru houSe I lca'.'ui rn.4kCs an, S.tlricrttte or "iyi Surface uk, 00 Fou tree I SI Ill ilti E,es' iStI $ . - I �AP I . . S . I . I S. I . -' ., *-Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Wa4ny, Dec. ii, iSS County To Challenge- -Racial Case Ruling PEOPLE. said, Barnes had so By DIANE PETRYX ButCETAwon1playBarriesbacitpayinthe vtmdYOnAFP 0 protected by dvii rights bthavior. Therefore, be choice but to continue to be mistreated or Herald Staff Writer event the county loses its appeal. legislation. Seminole County will challenge a federal reai. Buck C. Etfredge re1onal director of the "Since adverse impact Is a value Altamonte Springs recorcle show Barnes Iabor administrator's ruling that ,741inback federal Office of Equal Opportunity and judgment," Carswell said, "we rniat accept pay be given a black worker who resigned hii Special Review In Atlanta, said Barnes must the common law concept of 'reasonable received a negative work evaluation for lb CETA job because a supervisor calid him a be paid beck salary plus 12 percent Interest prudence' In nteefsn and poor job performance after be making value judgments of complainecr about the racial remark. from the day he resigned, May 11g79,(oDec. diserizubalion." The countycommission agreed unanimously 3l,1rn, the date CETA job would normally Ettrulge said if Barnes had chronic ab IntheBarnegcaje,hesaici,"weareukedto Tuesday to appeal the ruling to a U.S. Chief have terminated. ___ sehteelsm he should have received a cauttçn judge whether a normally 'reasonable' person Admlni*rat1ve Law Judge with the stipulation ____ Barnes said CETA funds cannot be used for could be expectLto be so otfrnded by a single letter and subsequent suspension it the the city of Altamonte SJXIngS pays payment of back wages which are awarded racial slur as to feel compelled to abandon a violations continued. wages if the CS5 is lOet• Carswell said whether or not proper perHughes Hughes Barnes Jr., 109 Station St., when someone is fired In violation of CETA jobwbithprovldesthatperson'sonlymesnsof sonnel prorudurea were followed, payroll livelihood." Springs, filed a complaint with records show excessive absenteeism on the federal officials charging he had been the Leonard Carswell, Seminole County's CETA But Ethredge contended the sin, made In part of Barnes. victim of discrimination when be worked for administrator, told the commission he the presence of two white employees, was In addition to recorrunending back psy for the Altarnionte Springs Puks and Recreation believes the federal officials missed the sdadent cause for Barm to resigrL central issue in the can. Department in May 1979. Following ancnftejnvestlpUcn,EUredge Barnes. Ethredge said no CETA workers Barnes was paid through CETA, the "That is, did the use of a racial slur, con- sal Altaznorde Springs Parka and Recreation should be udfwd to work with Ireland an crew leader Brian Ireland used racially crew leader until there is issuance from the federally (pnded Comprehensive Employmentstitute discrimination?" Carswell said. and Training Act for which Seminole County is He said to constitute discrimination, an act abusive lainguiap habitually and Altamonte city that corrective atIofl has been taken with the ares sponsor. of commission or omission must impact ad Swiva managementfailed to correct this regard to liz disatrnlnatol7 behavior. IN BRIEF 'Bedtime For Bonzo' Movie Could Start Business Boom By JOAN HANAUER United Press International BONZO RETURNS: The Boriro boom Is on. That's the hope of Ted Berkrnu, 66, and Raphael Rt*U, 66, who In 1951 wrote a B movie called "Bedtime For Boma" starring Ronald Reagan and a chimpanzee. "It's like finding a 30yearold bond In the attic," Blau told People magazine. The Bonso boom will include suspenders, baseball cape, sheets, pillowcases, china, umbrellas, posters, possibly a comic strip, and a television special to star Bonzo m - the original Bonsai have long since gone to chimp heaven. "Bonzo will eventually be as big as Th'i Teddy " Berkman predicted. "There's so limit to It." ';. ., 's. \.\ .- .. - \..\. -- . I Stars Help Police Cause Carson To Honor Reynolds GLIMPSES: Johaly Caries, honored by the N.Y. Friars Club In 1979, will be master of ceremonies when Burt Reynolds Is honored as the theatrical fraternal organization's 1961 "Man of the Year" in May Eleven-year-olds Danielle Brisebols of "Archie Bunker's Place" and "P" Pruett of "The Tim Conway Show" are going to cut a record of contemporary original music ... Yul Bryrmer's son, Rock 8e*, has written a hook about himself and others called, "The Ballad of Habit and Accident," which also Is the - title of one of the songs he has written. WEATHER - - ,, BROADWAY MEDLEY: Broadway stars are famous for their generosity In a good cause, and. another came along this week to bring out Mickey Rooney of "Sugar Babies," Jim Dale of "Barnum," Tony Roberts and Anita Gillette from 'lhey're Playing Our Song," Damy AleS, of Smith MrIr "Tomorrow" from "AnnIe" (accompanted by Sandy the dog). A surprise thop4n was Linda Raustadt. The cause - the 66th annual benefit of the Honor Legion of the New York City police force to help widows and orphans of policemen killed In action. QUOTE OF THE DAY: Angel. Dundee, the fight manager who gave tin hosing world Muhammad All WW Sugar Ray Lenard, told Dick Caveti how he was in his office, tiling to figher Willie Pastrano, when he first encountered All, then known as Cassius Clay. "This kid called me from the lobby. Heuld, 'My name Is Cassius Marcellia Clay, Golden Glove champion of - Louisville, Kentucky. I won the Gol& Gloves In Chicago. I won the Pan American 'G$nes in Washington, and I'm got4 tcw1n1im Olympict' ... I put my hanlover the phone anclisaid to WIlihe,Isald, .WIU1e,the of nut downs1wants talk to us." - . ' . S . . -" . * '' ,. ., Now Seeking Free Union In Poland WARSAW, Poland (UP!) ___ BOATING FORECAST: St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet, Out 50 Miles: Southerly winds around 10 knots early today shifting to northwest near 15 knots north portion today and south portion tonight becoming northerly 10 to 15 knots Thursday. Seas mootly3tolfeet. Becoming mostly cloudy with achance of showers by tonight. AREA FORECAST: Becoming mostly cloudy with a chance of showers daring today through early Thursday. Becoming partly cloudy arid cooler during Thursday. Highs today In the upper 70s and Thursday near 70. Lows tonight in the 50. Winds south to southwest mostly around 10 mph becoming northwesterly tonight. Rain probability 30 percent today, 30 percent toni ght and 20 percent Thursday. - - -- Dilti County Ordered To Return $ 100, 000 more than $115,000 with Interest, plus The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Stewart. unanimously Tuesday the Seminole The court ruled I he clerk's of fice was oiler money still to be divided Co unty Ci rcuit Court Clerk's Office Is not not entitled to. ep Interest money. creditors will get about 80 cents back f or entitled to mon ey earned while holding gen eratid on escro maccounts beyond each do llar owed. be j4, other 's money in escrow, especiall y more amount for costs ii ncurred investing the fought the than $100,000 accumulated three ycars money. case tortoa through the co urts, rainy ago in one account. The case stemmed from the 1971 ving a ruling train the state r ec ei Court Clerk Arthur Beckwith will soon collapse of Well's and Its sale to Eckerd supreme court declaring the interest as be asked to turn over a ch eck to attorney Drugs of Winter Park Inc. Harvey Alper, who will distribute the About million was paid by Eckerd to PU bIC funds. cash to creditors of Webb's Fabulous Alper, appointed bankruptcy trustee for But Alper won the U.S. Supreme Pharmacies Inc., a Iong.bankropt chain Webb's. For a short time the cash was Court's permission to appeal the cone to of drug stores. kept with the derk'i office, generating that bob, and brought a case t4almlitg The decision was reached following the about $90,000 Interest. the local ruling violated the ofirst appearances before the high court So far creditors have received about 67 stitutlonal protection against the taking by Alper County Attorney Nikki Clayton cents on the dollar, Alper said. With the of property without just compensatj._. and former County Attorney Harry $90,000 from the derk now grown to DAVID M. RAZLER - DsSary Mary - + - r sas - . -- of IS a M he •to-4 S can - k' nkety - . • . o n s. .- " of the Fbrwkk -I -.- — .- couL -I smolls an Pin no bove —e Bed - a 6mkrt Incom £S — .ea.ns who &WOW op T'±i,. ler a topeantom Be 3ma ad 01Lateral ft ix ficiale.. -AS of ywe Raw puus I5L and I yes gulf beSofa,, low Tie rto dean chance 1S& s1 by of me sta a a ,es. t,ihun v.It.Is' ft th17 S Our hr irt.l hr by mad 66 ad wom Ps or indontrimil pabom as lea bean saves! If yomere ho" iampimfinih osto Zayre and DuPonti __ on iSty per ducts, Co + __ b .pitlsP notch ssvingai Ulcill - TE ______ 7/ . - 4 - IS tad __ ___ 10 our reg. 1599 — IS $4 NI -__ LUCitS' a - 1 hr. dry Is Excellent coverage & ____ The mad - - • 11W mums so MW ovem, that lee. as Fbsrhto toak fran a _ • Latex for soap & water UJCITE- '" - + - I • 1!1lKN Eøfld "o J — -- + WCITE _ + LUCITE WaflpM 0* IS U111111111111111 64 ColoM --• - - cleanup Built in primer. White & + _ - - anM he tam • Mica __ . -_ *eatt*i fortified for great toasts wwo • 3 11- IS Cap. u Agei as tection •frompeeflng, gotects Ortims hsuwruan ___ le oiallpmeii V od *T pill I1'SL a -'-' - ir8 --7 $MI$LU logs vd- 10t8 .-.w or IN mom" D4J'S sow&swm hrsm., Ls •Dwaiw aczatt Musk tot commim, Did • loon 1 say applIcation; 30 liLt LINDA PHILLIPS James C. Tyree and Ronaki Mrs. Linda Kaye Pili, 1. Tyree, all of Winter - --- . _ - . yi .. wl Survivors - - - ,. her husband. Roy ft. mm LU)g!OOd; daught, Miss Jennifer Ann Phillips, Lonood; parents, Jim and Frances Kraft; sister, Beth Ann. Tyree; two trntt i.w,, - - - l - - Include ka'L.. I MtNTCO Ph 339-69" Stokes to Address +SEEDCO Ms.ds Stokas. U. S Coçigrassmon 01 ttns 21st C-"-''& Dlstrkt of Ohio, will deliver tino kayrok addren at SEEs t (Rep.) Louis Annual Friends -Banquet. The affair will be Pistol Fridey. Deambw 12. W. 7:30 p.m. at the Sanford Civic Csn Tidiets (a tax deductible contrIbjtløfl) one avaltobhe atPW p. by calling SEEDCO's office. Tel: house paint Is Flows on quick & easy; &?LkLâaea lIsus a ' V1E _____ ____ tZJ01 a 6 is H" DEATHS 25, 015M E. Pasadena Ave., Springs; grandparents, Mr. Loogwood, died Monday md Mrs. Fred L. Brown, evening atFiorida IIospltai. Longwood, Mrs. Vanna Altamonte. She was a native Gohessi, Madison W. Vi.. and W. Vs., and had Mr. and Mrs. Arden L.ckard Of lived--hi---uLaiwvt lv -. -- ,i .wuuvue, w. vi. 4fld4halfyears. * tw Grazukaw-Gaineg Fnmeral a homemaker and a member HOmit.Longulgod, Is ID charge ci the First Baptist Qith of g H decorates es _ I am nd SIR is a'sthird mithotim. n __ Ae na , ____ 1k ++- Deputi es say of ficer Paul R. Schuck, of Sanford, was driving down the - left lane of Tuscawilla Road near the intersection of Winter Springs Boulevard at 1:30 p.m., responding to report ci an accident at T'iacawllla arid Red Bug Raid. ___ tur ned on, when the Schack had his "emergency ecprllInei*" car be was passing, driven by Karren Edwin. Ivey, 11, ci 1111 _____ made a ____ Winter Springs Blvd., Caelberry, 14en le ft-hand tur n directly in front of the deputy's car, patrolnin say. ____ The highway patrol had so reports of any Injuries rrlUzig from the collision at Red Bug Road. Ivey, alone In her car at the time ci the accident, was transported to hospital in fair condition, patrolmen say. — DuPont - say. DEPUTY INVOLVED IN ACCIDENT IS he -- ___ w A Seminole County Sheriff's deputy racing to the scene of an - . money mar UL ad so Wx nd The ie move had beenanticipated mid the red the lead industry was expected to tall into line. .. Willard C. Butcher, president and chief esacutiw 01 ( g hmida avuige**01 b... IS a sald Tuesday the bank's cost ale ___ efCent, an Indication a bead In tie prime was, .5. While trying to pridid a peak in Interest rates is folly. Betr ft t NOON T_said, "we're not malta at tie end." fur cmientratim man A Own each The key federal hands rate tha banks char ge each loons has been trading in tie 11 pe rcent to.cet 194* .x r 'with no countering action by the Fed." David It im Miller &and 46 Dqtma Bauchi jaG i s 80L bit aw economist for Aubtty G. Lane' & Co.. said griiui tie Fad Pwbm 'lie mirth on bank fends is ciniAng BE larder an tie money matlet,' Jones =it "But this .- a ptr, Me red mound the economy is mitch more vulnerable than it wan when the prime lit 30 percent last April" op aheat a The record rates could remit in "strangulation 01 t— at activity In tie first quarter," Jaws said. 01 C*eaUnd ic,a.-a-.I Theme is a growing feeling that 11gb ial.at rat= 01 uthm 5.ae aggravating dlation rather than caring L .ik Butcher said the 11gb interest ram and (ah ranfi from =Wb of DM ur govenineid's general potk over the pad decadeto fight K. —'a-n __ infla tion singiehandedly with Federal, Reserve pikcy. Butcher aid It haso't waled and .00't wort until , g a efta of Me y 'Ty. Marsaa$7 w fiscal and conceited eff ort at ocperatim We right. $10500 bond. Deputies said Barnes U the son of a Baptist minister who is presently unaffiliated with a congrega tion. They gave no moti ve f or the flrebomting. Since tim ear ly-morning fire levelled the church this summer, Geneva residen ts have been involved in a variety of fund raising ef forts to rebuild it. . to- - _ Banks Boost Prime Rate To 20 Percent ____ - Shelled down tun ow ____ or -- pSa ____ Tuesday. ____ R. ttl cat" OnMIst + mina The Bri press l4 se'"" of__ _ Charg" _ -- C)vef%Jp - Woman, 78 AREA 5IMINOLIMIMQIIAL O,car nd Norma Hutrtl.a baby HOSPITAL boy. ADMISSIONS Rdniy and Cherry Long. a baby SANFORD girl. Orlando 9yIen M iIn$OI OISCHAIOCS Jam.. R Mullifli SANFORD Loll C. Wall$trom Cheryl W Hurd Norma C. Nutria. DeIIona Michael KtIIV MirwII M Nauman, Dtllona Albert C. Mime Dorothy N Sinai,Qt1torI 5,yI F. Snell Chafry C. long. Orlado Karen Strkklin and baby girl WtIlibm Whiddan Jr. Oilain Margaret A Mad.y, BIRTHS Mary C. Robbins. LU. - of .. * "IS -- for great dataw n or royalty, IIk.aing the,u I k1 of the Beata l to PresidentKa onec and calling Mm a symbol of Britain's revival In tie 'ties from Its war depression. There were special supplements, piicitam tribefts and a 3cclwnn-tnch obituary in The Tunes, wheb said the 40-year-old alnger-eongwritsq,w worth an estimated $350 rnilhc.i tag _ _ _ _ _ _ _ a -peculiarly a" , 'i domiths" Mad of tie tS pspers da,.t or pain to coverage of Ii'narn's death hr Me, York I it was front-page me" In the weightier urirg papas also. His slaying occurred late Monday after &iimn's morning newspapers had already been j ____ - peofes - - a he IS SPui.iui snad limeft 60 I1 I,vvr today In newspaper coverage unuft , emeI. - _ __ _ '• ___ British Press Lauds Lennon NEW YORK (UPI) NEW - _____ wo Largest bank, and No.4 Manufacturers their prim lending rate to 30 percent ft= It 1 response to the Federal Resesee's hici"-'W crii i, .- was emling b CVW --- . _____ on - now of .,.stJ a he a omm Pat of au1j of a black Rmc" P - LONDON (UP!) Mft . a -- a$ a __ SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (UP!) A * coaftellatsiaL plan to transfer Haitian rtfugcea from aluts facilities in Miami to Puerto Rices Fort AI N1,117 y Ban today has heen delayed for al 4101:112 at , and perhaps for up to a mirth. Federal District Judge Juan R. Tamalla LL.cI,.d ke 30 days a Carter Administration, plan totraindart 503 Haitian refugees from Miami's .1.d Kraine Avenue facility to Fort A. Tornalla said he raided ft 30 days to rule an a request by the Puerto Rican pm fur a rnanert injunction batting the IriIldaI 01 ref to the base Puerto Rico's south toad. He rejected government claims that an emallI Ilencil existed in the Wianri facility and said that to anow the tranafes would mike 113 ruling on tim cm MWL no While the doputy as unin jured, the delver of the other car Involved was hspltalimd In fair condition, highway petroirnen (Joe of the thieves snatched - - a wedding ring valued at $500 from her hand before the pair ran off, police say. ARREST IN CHURCH ARSON The 21 -year.old son of a Baptist minister has been charged with the Aug. 24 ar son of a Geneva chur ch. Seminole County sheriffs de puties arrested Barry Lee Barnes, Lake Harney Road, Geneva, Tuesday afternoon saying he was the man who burned down thesmall Oak Grove Missi onary Baptist Church. Barn es, a University of Central Florida student, was chard with arson and burglary, and order ed held in Lieu of . ____ _ a— Oft with Ra shk.a Ibb Haitian Trans ftelayed Byf4NAFZT . Ikeild Staff Wrer Against the advice of City Manager Warren Knowles, the Sanford City Ccsnmledon is giving city employee. the Fridays after Christmas and New Years as additional holidays Knowles said It will cost the city $12,060 for each of the addticmal holidays given to uvlde thnfl benefits to no. ployee*of four city departments wtddn nint function 24 hours a day, seven days a weeL commission autbarised the city mawar to work out an equitabl. solution to the problem. Knowles said of the city's V$.inernber work force, 1 employees work Inpo&w and fir. depxtznen, utility plants operation and refuse collection, which nnt fwtion an holidays. Mayor 1on P. Moore, ddet4ng the commiedon's action, said everyday the air-conditioning is not turned on at city tail and vehicles and moving equipment Isnctneed, the city saves $omeunng Camnisdoneir Julian stenstn voted against granting the aikftticmal holidays. City employees have seven paid holidays and were also given off the Friday after Thanksgiving. In can tazalu, the commission voted to: A 78-year.old woman had twr wedding ring ripped from her hand by two men as she walked along a Sanford street . the si.i • ..- - auto accident was himself Involved In a collision Tuesday - p- me washmem ' A groop of PolaMs n By DAVID M. RAZLER Herald Stall Writer Tuesday, police report. Della 111111*, visiting Sanford from Bone Cabe, Tenn., told police she was walking along the 200 block of E. 22nd Street at 10:15 am. when two men ran up and attacked her. HOSPITAL NOTES B. From I-R - he '_ say. .n.nWt - highs. 10:04 a.m., 10:27 p.m.; lows, 3:26 am., 4:10 p.m.; highs, 2:26 am., 4:20 p.m.; lows, 6:43 am., 9:43 -___ liidudrial sabotage in the embattled iie Soviet ban cm western oti.enaticm •:On poiigi-ast German bo.er officially y,. and allied powers hr Berlin prepared to enter ft sealed off 3-smile ares in an the to threat ci East bloc troops pnd' The observation rights are gnar.d IS A powers under a post-World War II agreana. j Soviets seakd off the area along the budee as Now. 3 arid Allied reports In Berlin at time l t Soviets let it be known the closi g uH I— Dec. 9. Observers said that ctctiamd dosu, of the would add weight to fears of Soviet plans for uiIy intervention in Poland. NATIONAL REPORT: A snow-4nd4ce storm that left 10 each council memt and three chosen reason not to grant the four requests, sUbdi Visi ons, work on the original condemna tion notice. She said, however, people dead in the Plains moved Into the eastern Ohio Valley by the mayor ahoul'J)egln working by because they are legal under the way the Hartman said Monday, shortly before to complete other Items she raids to obtain a bank loan and and the Northeast early today, and frigid Canadian air sent Jan. 1, other council members told him present law is worded. being sworn-In that he had hoped the cannot get the loan as long as the property is on the cars. temperatures plummeting In the upper Midwest. Travle ad- they intended to spend time interviewing Councilman Martin Trencher, also matter would be resolved before he took demnaticm list. vtaories were posted for Ohio, western Pennsylvania and parts and carefully selecting candidates. attending his first meeting, cast the lone office, but saw it delayed 'because of renew a lease with Harcar Aluminum Co. for 21,5 square of New York where dangerous Ice and mow slicked roadways. The motion came alter the council vote against the motion. politics." Hartman declined to elaborate. feet of city land for parking In the rear of Its plant. AREA READINGS (6a.m.): temperature: 63; overnight low: ; high: 80; barometric pressure: 30.15;. relative B/mYPORT: - govermnent pleas for moderation and an end May Revise Charter Thlueves b Grab Wedding Ring ---r ___ as - (_ we farmers have begun pressing for a free vuson ibi that building codes on condemned hou.ea at 115 Pine Ave., HU14 Ffieft by go N$N requested by Frank BlaIr; 1306W. 14th St., by Alfred DLaIThe Irving Gustow family Including (from left) Mrs. Gussow's parents. Bielle tlbeaudlere; aa 1211W. 13th8L,by Herbert Cherry; FAMILY and Leo Gralnik, his wife. Terryl, and their children Micah and Elena,. - approve a request from WilliamsCn,nti*itlon at 2101 CELEBRATES gather around for the ceremony of the lighting of the last Hanukkah (also French Ave. to use a mobile trailer sign until Dec. 30 to adknown as Chanukah) candle Tuesday night. One candle Is lit each evening vertlie Christmas specials and to AAA Action for 11 days to during the it-day festival of lights by Jewish families everywhere In corn- sell inventory and fixtures at the Toy and Hobby Shop lnZayre memoratlon of the rededication of the Temple of Jerusalem after Its P1*1.; - deny requests for mobile signs to Arthur Treacher's 4efllement by Antiochus of Syria Ms Ikeq.cjLçentui' ,C. The celebration . of tatrathashadoverthe tOahappy time for gLft'giving, slaI'# ,ecorauoa. and entertaining.betam .. . past year and denied a request from Cavalier Motor Inn . because It already has mobile niVai. ram" A.K. Shoeminker Jr. b the Board of Adjustmints and Appeals for another fair years. Merle Warner, Winfer'Springs completing his service on the board, was commended for his . ByDAVIDM.RAZLER voted4-ltosplltfourlotsformerlyowned Two weeks ago, the council voted to Past assistance. hearing for Jan. 12 to consider condemning Herald Staff Writer by a company owned by the father of table for a second time the request bythe aetapublic nine properties which do not meet the city's minimum housing Springs City Council members newly sworn4n council member Jim Ilartmans and other OW15 of are looking for 13 persons willing to work Hartman. the Orlando Ranches subdivision to split ' - adopt ordinances regulating the purchase by second hand on revising the city's chatter. Hartman voted in favor of the splits, each of the lots In half, delaying it until dealers of precious metals; to amend the city's zoning orCouncil members voted unanimously announcing is conflict of Interest In the flartman was sworn In. According to City Attorney Wallace dinance to chance the density controls for townhouses and Tuesday night to form a charter revision matter. duster homes; and to require a minimum area of 100 concommission to present suggestions to the - Council members said the problem Stalnacker, the decision by the coo- tiguona acres In single in plann planned unit developcouncil by next April. with the proposal from J. H. Enterprises structicm company to sell four lots In a - While Councilman Wilfred Arnold was that while technically legal, the row as eight, offering to arrange the lot - adopt requirements for advertising benches at bus 5*01* Insisted the legislation creating the request to turn four 4-acre Iota Into eight split, then construct homes on each lot, within the city end authorized the city manager to accept committee had tobe passed at Tuesday's 2-acre lots violated the spirit of the city's constituted the creation of a subdivision proposals from firms wishing the contract. meeting Mayor-Troy Piland and other subdivision regulations, which call for a in the spirit of the city's subdivision law. - renew a contract with a Voluila County firm for disposal council members said the comnllttee lengthy process before approval In , But the method of writing the request of the city's tradi and garbage. would not be in place as quickly as lots Is granted. for the splits meant they could be apArnold wants. . Several council members said - Instruct Knowles to work out anarrangement arraement with Carol While Arnold lnsbte64he committee problem was they had routinely granted proved without the time-consuming steps A. C renarasana on the condemnation of her property at 320 consisting of two membere selected by similar lot splits before, and saw no necessary under the rules governing S, Oak St. Mrs. Cammaresana said she had completed all the hun-ddity: 90 percent; winds, South at 5 mph. THURSDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: highs, 10:12a.m., 10:35 p.m.; lows, 3:35 a.m.. 4:19 p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: Cem. Al-'- -graMI0dayextendomdtbneforownerstocrxnplywith - - ." _. - - lwnu —- a it untaid w-I IS us," mansion of New York W. w Reagan said alter the sod5alfle &oo Ada', where pool IS deL -Iih"ceiftki* mm a guestsfrom the world m• , of _I tesieus he to ci jsaliwn, finance and of e Bassy b F'MY fashion gathered. at during the Campsiol, _____,LM*.., moo VM he smille . 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S -. I- S I - . S •_ . . Is' I I • I ; S �' _•)•• I :.•.; .. .••, .. . ,..-. ... ... .., .. I -•.. ... ,-.- -. . .-.- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Dec. 10, 1510-1A Strong Second Half Powers celtics Past Milwaukee By (Jolted Press Interimfional Milwaukee, which now has lost two line of Cedric Maxwell, Larry Bird and and Portland beat Seattle Julius Erving scored a game-high.21, Houndfleld had 23 and Drew added 19. The. Boston Celtics taught the consecutive games on the road after Robert Parish. Boston was ambling Knicks 17, Bullets lii while Mike Mitchell had 19 for Cleveland. Swen Nater scored IS for San Diego. Milwaukee Bucks a lesson in power going 12-1 early in the season, crumbled along with an 89-63 lead midway through Ray Williams scored a career-high 42 Lakers 153, Mavericks 92 Suns 123, Bulls 108 basketball, and the Bucks have the in the face of a 21-4 Boston sage in the the final period quarter when It took off points and made a key steal late in he Los Angeles held Dallas scoreless for Truck Robinson scored 20 of his season. bruises to prove it, final period, highlighted by rookie Kevin on its 214 streak, game to power the Knicks. Williams, the 'five minutes down the stretch while high 40 points in the third quarter to lead The Celtics, trailing 58-53 at halftime Mc}Iale's eight points. The Celtics' Parish had 16 points, 11 rebounds and a younger brother of Gus Williams of Kareem Abdul-Jabbar scored 10 con- Phoenix. Robinson made all nine of his Tuesday night, held the NBA's second defensive pressure was so good the team record seven blocked shots. Seattle, had 15 of the points In a third- secutive points to lift the Lakers. It was shots from the floor in the third period best road dub to just 31 points in the Bucks hit Just 11 of 44 sh'dts in the seco nd Maxwell led Boston with 23 and Bird quar t er spree that moved the Knicks the 11th straight loss for Dallas, the when the Suns hit 17-of-21 attempts for 81 second half and overpowered the Bucks hall (29 percent). from a one-point deficit loan 85-77 lead, longest losing streak in the NBA this percent. Walter Davis added 23 for added 20. 112-89. • "I think we Just ran out of gas," said season. Abdul-Jabbar finished with 29 Phoenix, Artis Gilmore and Reggie Elsewhere in the NBA, New York Greg Ballard had 21 for the Bullets. "It ended up being a game where they Bucks' coach Don Nelson, whose Central edged Washington TIers 91, Cavaliers *3 points. 107-104, Philadelphia Theus each had 19 points for Chicago. banged us more than we banged them," Divisionleading team slipped to fl-I. Hawks 114, Clippers 87 defeated Cleveland 96-63, Los Angeles Steve Mix and lioneliThilins came off Spurs 115. Jan 90 said Milwaukee forward Marques The Celtics outscored the Bucks 28-16 downed Dallas 103-92, Atlanta beat San the bench to score 16 fourth-quarter Dan Roundfield and John Drew The Jazz fell below .500 for the first Johnson, who had 29 of his game-high 77 in the third quarter, with all but four of Diego 114417, Phoenix defeated Chicago points and spark Philadelphia. The Cavs combined for 42 points to pace Atlanta, time in two months with the loss. George points in the first half, the points coming from Boston's front 123-108, San Antonio whipped Utah 115.90 were held to Just II in the final period, which led by as many as 29 points. Gervin led all scorers with 31 points. 10A—Ev.nln Herald. Sanford, Ft. Wednesday, Dec. IS, 1* cards Land Bu llpen Ace Sutter In Trade , DAI.lJiS iUPl - Lots of teanls came to baseball's winter . Sutter, 27, the National League's Cy Young Award winner In meetings determined to wheel and deal'all week. But until late 197, was dealt to the Cardinals Tuesday In exchange for Tuesday, only one had. outfielder-first' bgfrman Leon Durham, third baseman Ken The St. Louis Cardinals did it again early Tuesday, getting Reitz, 29, and a player to be named later. relief ace Bruce Sutter, and they may do it again today. And in That bit of business gives St. Louis two of the bestknown the process they have reshaped their bailciub. relief pitchers in baseball - Sutter and Rollie Fingers, Later, the Pittsburgh Pirates traded Bert Blyleven to the acquired in an 11-player deal with San Diego on Monday. Cleveland Indiafli as part of a six-player deal. But Fingers might not be around St. Louis long enough to try The Cards have reshaped the team so much that Chicago on uniform. The Cardinals appeared ready to send him off to Cubs general manager Bob Kennedy, whose dub took part in the Oakland A's for Steve McCatty, one of the crew of hurlers the Cardina Is' latest swap, thinks St. Louis is now the team to that carried the surprising Athletics into second place in the beat in the National League East next season, American League West Last season. "With Bruce Sutter they can win the pennant," said Ken. Fgers, 34, has only one year remaining on a contract he nedy. "With Sutter alone we didn't think we were going to be In originally signed with Oakland and he said he wants to the pennant race." negotiate a new contract of three or four years. - - over his amount of pitching time and jumped the club in mid"1 think I can pitch effectively until I am 37 or 3$ )eats old." season. he said. The key man In the deal for the Pirates was Cruz, who In a deal that took onl:. 12 minutes to make. BbIeven was Tanner believes can win a spot In the starting rotation next sent along with catcher Manny Sangwllen to the Indians for season. Cruz has been used primarily in relief during his brief catcher Gary Alexander. pitchers Bob Owchinko and Victor major4egue career with the Toronto Blue Jays and Indians. Crux and minor-league pitcher Rafael Vasquez, thereby sailsTuesday's activity also Included the surprise firing by the Eying BI'1evrn's request to leave the Pirates. For Blykven, it mark& the third time in the Last four years San Francisco Giants of manager Dave Bristol and the signing that he has been traded and It turned out to be a rather of free agent power hitter Lee May to a one-year contract by disappointing trade for the 29-year-old right-bander because the Kansas City Royals. May, 37, has a lifetime average of .266 and has hit 351 career he had hoped to be dealt to the ralifornis Angels. Bl>'leven, who posted an 8.13 record with a 3.82 ERA this home runs in his 15 years in the majors. Bristol's firing came as a surprise and apparently stemmed season, had been with the Pirates for three years and was from his public statements that the Giants had made amistake instrumental in their world championship season in 1979. However, he got Into a squabble with manager Chuck Tanner last year by hiring Rennie Stennett. , Dave Bristol Bites The Dust In San Francisco . DALLAS (UPI) He stood there ra the r forlornly In the once broken ankle In turning over double plays. Coupled with Astros for lefthander Bob Knepper and outfielder Chris huge, cold, marble hotel Lobby dressed completely in western his concern about the progressive new ownership across the Bourjos. •' gear and he looked for all the world like The Midnight Cowboy Bay in Oakland, Lune's peace of mind certainly wasn't aided You hear a lot of names now as Bristol's successor with the the morning after. by Bristol's published remarks. Giants. Names like Junny Davenport, long time coach with Dave Bristol was fresh out of a job and without any irnBob Lurie, a man of deep Integrity, spoke with me at some the club; Jim Lefebvre, another coach with the GIants; ninent prospects. length Monday night telling me how he encouraged all his Preston Gomez and Darrell Johnson, who are coaching for Only an hour before, he had been the manager of the San employees to speak their minds and disagree wi th him if that clubs, and Gene Mauch and Dick Howser, both of whom other Francisco Giants attending the winter baseball meetings here was the way they honestly felt. He didn't go for yes men, he are at liberty. • nod looki ng forward to the coming season, but now he was said, and that led me to believe Dave Bristol wasn't In any inemployad after being fired by team owner Bob Lunie for trouble because no matter what else he is. Bristol is not a yes So is Dave Bristol at the mom ent. ihat Lurie called "philosophical differences of opinion." man. "I'll be back, though," he said. "You can count on that." "We were just standing here In the lobby," Bristol said He's no milquetoast, either. Whatever he has to say, he says • peaking of Lurk and himself, "and he said, 'where could we straight out tohis players as well as anyone else. Some of go to talk?' I told him we could go to my room. He was very them didn't like the fact he didn't spoon !eed them like babies. ipset over a story I had given out, a story in which I guess I Some of them complained to their agents about the way he ras too honest for my own good. We talked for a long time and handled them and one of the agents went back and told Lurie. finally sensed he wanted to tell me something he hadn't Whether that had anything to do with Lithe's final decison or d ready. not, I don't know, .Contlnued From IOA "Bob, are you hereto fire me?'I asked him. He said, 'I don't But I'll tell you a few more things about Dave Bristol. hink It would be best to bring you ba ck .' 'Well, let's get it over Nobody is going to outwork him and nobody is more consclen- years maybe we should drop Oviedo from our schedule." The Hounds upped their mark to 4-1 while Oviedo dped to rith,' I said to him, md that was that. I got nobody to blame tious about his job. He doesii't try to pass himself off as any 3-2. Lit myself. Dave Bristol got Dave Bristol fired. Nobody else." summa rum Laude, which he isn't, but he's far from being slow The story Bristol was referring to was one he gave to a Sanupstairs and he's entirely aware, painfully so by "I Just told the boys in the locker room that we've just cx!ranclsco newspa perman during the World Series two months having been axed four times, that all managers are hired to be perlence'd a half of a season in one night," Phillips summed U. igo, He had said the Giants had made a terrible mistake by fired. "What more can you say, It was a great game and we lost to a gnlng free agent Rennie Stennett a year ago when they ' Bristol had been fired three times before while managing the great team." ould've signed free agent Joe Morgan instead. For far less Reds, Brewers and Braves, and when tie was let go thi., time, It unney also, was said one of the reasons might be because he was't getting In the first game of the night, the Lyman Junior Varisty Lirk read the story and burned up. Particularly since along wi th general manager Spec R ic hardson and a nother remain ed unbeaten as they opened a 25 point third quarter lead tennett had been generally unproductive at the plate this because he didn't go along with the trade the Giants made before cruising to a 5643 win over the Lions behind 11 points by fear, hitting ,244 and dF iving In only 31 runs while favoring his Monday when they got third baseman Enos Cabell from the football star Vince Presley. - Greyhounds Win Overtime Marathon * . • • I OPEN UNTIL 7:00 P.M. NOW OPEN SUN. 8-4 - By BENTON WOOD Herald Sports Writer Tuesday night, Lyman's gym could hav%een the scene of a western movie with cowboys and Indians doing battle. OrmaybeenntbesiteofathirdDuran — Leonardsiugfest. '• . How about a third World War' In basketball circles, the Lyman vs Oviedo duel could have been termed a barnt*irner or a nailtAter. However Tom Lawrence and Dale Phillips would probably agree on calling it trench warfare. Hound guard Antoine Lemon finally put an end to thefour overtime dogfight by firing a X foot bomb from the trenches with no time remaining to give Lyman an 86-84 win. "I'm so drained Icnuld curl up like a noodle," winning coach Lawrence gasped. It was a dusk matchup in the sense that the Greyhounds . nd the lions came Into the contest with the best Seminole ounty records at 3-1. . It was also a classic matchup because Lyman likes to push * . the ball up-court in a controlled futbreak style like Oviedo. . The first eight minutes of the game was evidence of what was in store for the slim crowd under neath the Lyman barn. The Hounds hit eight of their first ten shots to jump to a 16-10 lead. • But the lions fought back behind 14 Bill Burgess points to trail by only 24-22 at the end of quarter number one. "Have you ever seen a team that shoots like they (Oviedo) do" questioned Lawrence. Oviedo canned 67 percent (10-15) of its first period field goal . attempts while the Greyhounds were successful on 71 percent 12-17) of their tries: •1 Lyman held a 40-35 halftime edge by the Lions clawed back . .•. • to lake a 5148 advantage with 3:02 in the third period when • Fred Robinson took an outlet pass from forward Ronnie , Murphy and went In for an uncontested Iayup. However, the Lyman Cowboys fought back to lead the Oviedo Indiana 58-55 after three periods of play. " "..- • . Lemon knocked the Lions Into the ropes when he converted a — Hisld Plists by Tom Vlct • three point play early in the fourth quarter to give the Hounds their biggest lead of the night at 6347. Lake Brantley's Tom Moths soars for two of his 23 points Tuesday night. Lion reserve Terry Jones helped nudge Oviedo out of trouble by sinking four consecutive free throws closing the Lyman H.r.W PI*sle b'y Ts4* Vi.icI lead to one with 4:51 In regulation. Greyhound center Eric French battles Oviedo's Murphy finally gave the Lions the upper hand 48 seconds HIlL Burgess for a rebound In the Lyman-Oviedo later on a baseline jumper for a 6948 edge. By JOE DeSANTIS "He Just put everything in. Tonight from the outside, a Buccaneer After the Greyhounds regained thq lead on a lemon bomb, overtime marathon Tuesday night in the herald Sports Editor that kid earned everything he got, he trademark over the past three seasons. Greyhound gym. Murphy hit one of two free throws which eventually sent the Lake Brantley's Patriots and the played solid basketball. . . Just a super "We're basically a young team," game Into o'i' at 72. explained both of his one sophomore, Phillips agreed afterward that Scott's shot was good sending It Mainland Buccaneers borrowed a few game." Lyman held the ball for a potential game winning shot, by a terms from the parimutuel scene Toth was referring to a 23-point, 12 three Junior and one senior lineup. "But Into a fourth OT). turn-around jumper by Lemon at the foul Line rimmed out to rebound performance by lake Brantley we've got some kids like Tony Sheffield With the Greyhounds up by a 84-12 margin, Gillis again had a Tuesday night. end regulation. Dick both's visitors from Volusia and center Tom Moths. The Buc's tried on that can put It in the hole." chance to clinch It at the free throw Line with 24 seconds left. Again, the Hounds went into the delay game in the tint But again he missed the first foul shot and Oviedo quIckly tied Bob Peterson's home court Pat's stepped several occassions to break the game Sheffield, one of the few returning Bucs overtime, but after holding the ball for over a minute, Jones up to the two-dollar window, placed their open In the second half. But Moths, who saw playing time last season when the game on another Layup by Robinson. knocked a winning attempt by Lyman center Eric French Into Lyman quickly set up for the game winning shot when respective bets, and then dogged each combined with an Impressive per. Mainland was ranked as high as third in the bieechers to thwart opportunity number two for the Lemon suddenly pulled up between the top of the key and half other all night long before Mainland stole formance by court newcomer Jay Poag, the state, went one better than Moths In Hounds. the checkered flag with a 7249 Five Star rallied the Patriot efforts time and time the point production category. court and sent off his game salvaging missile. "We were nine of 22 from the foul line and we still won," again as Lake Brantley refused to fold The lanky forward poured in 24 points "We don't cover anybody way out there," a stunned Lion Conference basketball victory, moaned Lawrence. "If we'd have made our free throws the The Patriot's home crowd was a small and continually clawed back into the and snared a game high 18 rebounds to coach Phillips said. game would've never went into overtime." one, but those on hand got more than contest, pace Mainland's efforts. But despite his lemon and Murphy traded buckets in the second overtime Lemon ended the night 13-19 from the floor ( mostly on long their money's worth and a good glimpse Toth's counterpart Peterson agreed production and an additional 17 points for a 76-76 deadlock. range Jumpers) for 27 points. Bill Burgess electrified the of what the Five Star race and district with the effort by the 6-4 lanky center. from Robert Lee, It was the charity Ilowever, the Greyhounds were haunted at the charity strips crowd with 22 points on a 16-19 field goal performance. tournament could well resemble. A dog "After a game like that, I'll sleep," stripe that decided the contest. In the third OT. Oviedo had the ball for a final shot. But Gill!, "They may very well be the toughest team we play all year," fight to the very end. said the Lake Brantley skipper. Mainland had opened an eight-point swiped the ball from "Foot" Robinson and Murphy committed Lawrence quipped. "And if he (Burgess) plays any better than When the final gun went off in the nip"11w kids played their hearts out, we'll advantage I 48-40) at the tall end of the a backcourt foul sending the steady senior to the foul line with hedid tonight. I wannis be there to see it because it'll be a 'und-tuck battle, play by both squads keep improving." third period and seemed on the brink of three seconds on the dock. show." drew raves from the opposing coaches. Mainland opened the contest in typical breaking open the dogged contest. But Gillis, who was 0-5 at the line for the night, missed the Murphy aided the Lion losing cause with 21 points. "Murphy "Moths had an unbelievable shoting Buccaneer fashion, by blowing Lake But a pair of back-to-back buckets by front end of the one-and-one. Scrappy Greyhound guard may be the best 10th grader In the state of Florida," says game," said a somewhat exasperated Brantley off the court in the first two Moths, and some crisp ball handling and William Scott grabbed the loose ball and sank a 20 foot shot for Lawrence. "I hate to think of him being around two more Dick Toth of Mainland. minutes with customary torrid shooting see PATRIOTS Page hA an apparent Lyman win. But the Official over-ruled saying See Greybounds Page hA Scott didn't get the shot off in time (both Lawrence and "BEARPAW'" - — 10 Gre,yhounds , 4 Patriots _ ...Continued From Page ISA But Mainland's Tracy Chancy was also eff or t, des pi te being slowed by the assists on the part of Patriot quar- busy at the charity stripe and connected remnants of a hip pointer, had to be terback-tuz'ned-guard Jay Poag drew on three of four foul shots in the final 25 encouraging for Lake Brantley. . L .' . GOOD 19 •/' • .., .,. c . bad. . , ,, ,,, ,,.,,,. ..-•,.,,... 34.95 VALUE BACKKNIFE LOCK 2 - .',l .., . • ..,. ' 1401 . , I 'i (30S) 323-1216 f " O YEA R Lake Brantley right back into the thick of seconds to secure 11* 72-19 victory. things. Rod Anthony aided the Buccaneer - Bucs Barely Beat Patrlots 72-69 The Junior pumped in seven points, but. his hustle, rebounding and ability to find A three-point play by Mike Gregory at cause with 14 points while Jeff McGarvey the open man with key assists played a the third quarter buzzer helped Patriot popped the nets for 13 to help the Big Blue major role in Lake Brantley's ability to matters as We Brantley drew within effort. stay with the taller, quicker Hoc,. five at 5-47. A loss is still a loss but Brantley's "lie's an all-around athlete and did a The fourth quarter was all Moths and Peterson felt the ball game could work as super job in catching up on a Lot of work Shefeld as both took mailers into their a lift for his dub, sipce the end of football," complimented own hands. "Hey, what can you say," asked Sheffield scored 10 of his 24 points in Peterson. "I'm happy with our effort, we MAINLAND (72): Chancy?, Ray Lee the final stanza. Moths answered with kept after them all night. I just hope the 3, Jenkins 12, Anthony 14, Sheffield 21, eight in a final period that saw kids don't get down after a ball game like 17. Totals 22 $12 72. Mainland's Lead shrink to a steady four this because they hustled so hard and still LAKE BRANTLEY (U): Hobbs 4, points, came up a little short. But I think it McGarwy 13, Lace 4, Gregory I, Knight The pesky Patriots forced three late showed them how much we've improved 12. Moths 23, Poag 7. Totals 21 17-25 It. Buccaneer turnovers and pulled within a and what we're capable of." Halftime: Mainland 38, We Brantley single point, 7049, when Poag sank both For the Patriots, Poag made his first 31. Total fouls: Mainland 17, Lake ends of a cme-and-aie bonus with just "real" appearan*e in the lineup since the Brantley 12. JV: Mainland $2, We seven ticks on the clock, conclusion of the football season. HIS Brantley N. Fighting Irish Sink Indiana 68-64 0 a 0 4 •- 0 4 4 1- with two seconds left in overtime carried Princeton past St. By (Jolted Press International Joseph's SI-SO Horace Owens scored S of his 1.5 points in the The state of Indiana, the nation's basketball heartland, went final two minutes as Rhode Island upset Oregon 6746 Vince with two of its favorite sons Tuesday night. No, 13 Noire Dame vs. No.6 Indiana and the matter, not Taylor scored 7 of Duke's 9 points in overtime as the Blue Devils clipped Vanderbilt 7249 ... Gordon Welch's six fouls sursrlslngly, was settled by defense. a SL.zminute shots In the final 212 minutes sent Southern Methodist past The Irish held Indiana without a basket during Iowa State 58-55. stretch in the final minutes and came away with a 68-64 vlcAndra Griffin fired In 31 points and Washington outlasted Seattle Pacific 93-87 Eddie Jiles scored 28 points to send "We have to dose the gap defensively," said Notre Dame Southern Mississippi by Oklahoma 74-66 Fresno State, coach Digger Phelps, whose club Is 4-1. "1 think we got a little behind Bo Davis' 16 points, won its sixth straight game closer to that tonight." with a 70.60 victory over Arizona Purvis Miller scored 28 Indiana was down 35-32 at halftime and was still very much poin ts and Southern California stopped Texas 89-Il. In the game. But while Indiana went stone cold in the second Also, It was Fordham 68, lone 57; Maine 93, New Hampshire half the Irish hit 70 percent of their shots and the Hoosiers were 68; Old Dominion 73, Duquesne 70; Connecticut 72, Fairfield unable to recover. 50; Florida A&M 56, Jacksonville 49; Navy 71, VMI 61; Ten. Notre Dame made the most of a schizophrenic game by nessee 72, Lafayette 42. Virginia Commonwealth 8$, RichKelly Tripucka. After hitting Just 14-7 shots in the first half, minin 70; Dayton 74, Western Kentucky 70; Nebraska 75, Penn Thpucka responded with 13 of his 16 points in the final 20 State 50; Wisconsin 85, Ball State 72; Arkansas 67, Athletes In minutes. i Action 50; North Texas 70, TtU ; 75 Pan American 63, Trinity 57; Gonzaga 61. Weber State 5$; Utah 83, Utah State Si. He was also figured heavily during Noire Dame's il-I burst in the second hall that took the Irish from a 53-50 deficit with lO:l2 remaining toa6l-S4 lead with S:23 left. 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WedneWay, Dec 10, IM-31111 Recipes Combine The Best Of Two Worlds A Give By KATHRYN Gourmet LINDEMAN Smithsonian News Service season surprise your family and guests with some special dishes from the rich treasury of America's folk This holiday All these recipes are contributed by southern Georgisnjwho took In the Smithsonian's 1980 Festival of American • this fall in the nation's capital. The Festival provides an unusual showcase for lroditionsof native and immigrant Americans. You'ilfind that these recipes combine the best of both worlds, beginning WI th a hot mull ed wine and proceedi ng to a inspired part Folkilfe of veal or chicken, pepper jelly and old-fashioned sweet potato pie. — • - — Miller from Sylvester, Ga., another Festival parfidpaI*, makes adelldouspepper jelly which she uses asa sauce for meats, though she says she's discovered recently that "the young people llkeit with cream cheese oncrackers." Mrs. Miller got the recipe from Mother Miller 30 years ago" and serves the Jelly on special occasions Christmas and Easter dsmers, barbecues, church socials. She has won fltoua prizes at county fairs for this tasty treat. PEPPERJELLY l cup chopped bell peppers 3 chopped banana peppers, with all weds removed V cup hot peppers, chopped cups gar teaspoonsalt 14 cope apple cider vinegar Marja Agner of Fitzgerald, Ga., who demonstrated winemaking at the Festival, started making wine with strawberries about 15 years ago when she noticed that seine strawberries sh )Id picked from her garden for freezing had started to ferment in the refrigerator. Now she makes red and wines from grapes, especia lly the scuppernong, found only in the South. 1101 MULLED WINE 1 pint light red wine Minnie Pearl Stollen Is ChdstmasStollen,dght,isa • / make-ahead, freezable holiday SWEET POTATO PIE 6 medium sweet potatoes IdealHoliday -• gift treat that anyone would be .. ½ pound hotter CUPS sugar Dash nutmeg ½ teaspoon allspice (or 1teaspcxm vanilla flavortng) 1 cup sweet milk (or I can condensed milk) Peel the sweet potatoes and cut into quarter-Inch squares. 3 to 8 pints. her special Table Folksy Holiday 1 6-ounce bottle Certo or other gelling agent Mix vinegar, peppers, sugar and salt and boil 20 minutes. Add Certo and cook 10 minutes. You can add a few drops of green or yellow food coloring. Pour into hot pint jars. Makes 6 seasoning. Add meat and simmer X seconds. Serve with noodles or rice. For a more elegant dish, cut the meat into waller pieces and serve In shel or over tt. Peggy and regional traditions. ' To .A Twist _ Brown of Tifton, Ga., showed Festival visitors fruits and vegetables, in- techniques for canning cluding apple preserves and corn relish. Cover wi th wa te r, boll until tender , who has 63 grandchildren, 18 greatgrandchildren a nd one great-great-grandchild, in also renowned for he r baking skills. Her sweet potato pie is Just one potatoes ina bowl with a fork until amooth, then add tbabutter, sugar, nutmeg and allspice (or vanilla) and but in mh4, bowl. Add the milk In small quantities until the filling reaches' the proper consistency (similar to pumpkin pie' MUM — firm but not too thlck),If the filling seemstobegettlng too scft, But, Mrs. Brown, of many kinds of pies and cakes she bakes for'sale after working five hours a day ata local daycare center. Astowhat kinds of pies and cakes she can bake, Mrs. Brown says, "You name it, I make It!" Using 9-inch pie crusts, Mrs. Brown gets four pies from this recipe, which she learned years ago from her mothèi-in-law, Della T. Hooks, then drain. - delighted - to receive. Individual Hostess t:, Holiday party-goers can take a lead from European&itom fruitcakes right, top I cherry • off a and give a baked item asahstes,gln. . Ma1 tba I .; - • .-• • •. In Germany, for example, many cooks include a Owlztmas their holiday ng or just, hi purpose. Here in recipe that ts Ideal f or those hectIc days prior to feasting and glft.lng thins. Ni stollen has corn meal added for more nutrition, plus the traditional candied fruit, raisins and nuts that make this slightly sweet yeast bread a treat. The wipe nukes four loam and the bread freezes well. lo ad. dillon, you may make the dough ahead, roll It out and refrigerate for 24 hours before letting it rise.-It requires only one rising, so you mix on one day and let rise and bake the tread the next day. Decorate Warm loaves with a glaze and candied cherries to add a festive look. CHRISTMAS STOLLEN Bread: 2 packages active dry yeast cup warm water i cup milk, scalded two-thirds cup hotter or margarine sugar 1 teaspoon salt to 41v cups all-purpose flour 1 cup enriched corn meal 2 eggs 1 cup chopped blanched almonds diced mixed candled fruit a 11% '. - - holiday feast or simple family meat . ' I • don't use all the milk. Bake In a 400.degree oven for until brown, then reduce heat to 350 degrees and bake 15 mInutes more. Less time Is required If you have a gas oven, Mrs. Brmn says. during the holidays. • • . - white 4 cloves 2 slices fresh lemon -. Sugar optional) Put the ingredients in a stainless steel saucepan and hut the reatFood D mixture until it gets foamy. Remove from heat before It bDils serve in cups. When using a glass or crystal cup, pour the wine over a silver teaspoon to prevent the cup from cracking. BREAST OR CHICKEN IN WHITE SAUCE pound breast of veal or chicken 3 tablespoons butter 4 tablespoons flour ls cops broth from meat '.cupdrywhltewine 2 egg yolks 2 teaspoons lemon juice l)ash of whit' pepper Mu.stirooins optional) Cut the meat Into serving pieces and place In pot. Add salt, depending on your taste. Cover with water, bring to a boll and half an hour to an hour until done. Set meat aside. To prepare the white sauce, use a stainless steel saucepan. Melt butter, stir in flour, pour In broth and wine gradually, heating with whisk. Bring sauce to a boll. Reduce heat aivi sumner for a couple of minutes. Beat the egg yolks wi th a fork in a anall bowl, then mix wi th a small amount of the si.m,i:ering sauce. Add this mixture and mushrooms to remaining sauce and firing to a bo il. Boll f or 20 seconds, stirring constantly. Remove from heat and stir In lem on J uice. Correct the and OF VEAL 611-1,031,11 I.R. . G ft FOR BEST GIFT TO GIVE... PANTRY PRIDE MONEY I I BACK GUARANTEE! 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SAVE 14' I Sui 1110(11 ANON 140T r 72/$1 BONELESS $298 Pick 0' The Chick llh8 L, SWIVEL RAZOR SAVE SAVE HORMEL CURE BI !,., -30' A LI IISAIG PSIl5(OSIOp(, 55111155 S5I Tomato Paste. 3/88" eSILAMENPRIDE. . 5/q AST SAVE 30' A LB OVER 3185 SMOKED r.l.I SAVE 1' So, COIIIADINA - - ____ _ Tomato Sauce. 4/88' 44 teaspoon ci nnamon GILLETTE $188 BONELESS BEEF _ flour L3 teaspoon salt POUND SHOULDER° ALP Purex Bleach.,. . . Noodl SAVES' ROLL s*,i 10 It• "Wt WAIl OIlS IIIIISIINIAtII, P5115 5111115 SAVE 20' 4Soi I"lkl no SLOTIIOWSKIS REAL IL, cups all-purpose two-thi rds cup firmly packed brown sugar 2 twpocns doubla-acting baking powder ½ teaspoon baking soda • Sirloin Steak, . . LB82 SAVE $6 GAL tori ' Agner of Fitzgerald, Ga., demonstrated __________________ — $178 LB CHERRY FRUITCAKES ½ medium scorn squash, pared • 7 LII LEGS SAUSAGE (NOTE: At this point, dough can be covered with plastic wrap and refrigera ted uplo 24 hours. When ready to let rise, remove from refrigerator. Let rise In warm place about 2 hour s or until doiIle In 1ze. Proceed as reci pe directs.) LIMIT I PURCHASE PER FAMILY POLISH III? SUItS •S,*N,Ittt, JIDIC$O(ltlNTlS(UtS,,, - 5.5oz ineiiiaking at the Festival of American Folklife DOODLES 8ozPACKAGE 98 NEW ZEALAND GENUINE WHOLE __ 5 LAMB raisins and lemon peel. Stir In enough additional flour to make soft do ugh. Knead on lightly flo ured surface $tolO minu tes or un ti l smooth and elastic. Di vi de dough Into quarters ; roll out each quarter to form 9-by-i-Inch oval. Fold In half lengthwise to within 1-inch of opposite side. Place on lightly greased cookie sheets; spread each loaf wi th ½ teaspoon b tier. Let rise in warm place about 1½ hours or until double in size. Bake at 350 degrees for 20 to 35 mInutes or until light golden brown. Remove from cookie sheet; cool on wire cooling rack. For glaze, combine all Ingredients, mixing well; spoon over warm loaves. Decorate with candied cherries, if desired. This kitchen-tested recipe makes 4 loaves. SQUARE CUT SHOULDER ROAST Lis 01.18 CREAMED OR SCALLOPED 6 PUFFED 2 LI 50* ROCK CORNI8H SAVE 20' FRESH ASSORTED Slaw or Salad. PKG.48C POTATOES II' WISE CHEESE lIlt SO GREENWICH DRAND 78 SAVE $0' PACKED FNES$$ DAILY SPECIALITY , j-1 FREE . ______________________________ BETTY CROCKER bp ' ______ '' 1IcE *- - ALL ITEMS & rncrs GO DEC. $0 THRU TU ES . DEC. $6. $95Q QUAMTITV TS RESERVED EATING OR COOKING PEARS Mushrooms. , . , in$i sa ill %Vashingtoll, D.C. • - ALLPURPOSE3 LBBAG ANJOU TANGERINES_________ $1 .a UI. 0 Yeast. I cup flour, corn meal and eggs. Add nuts, candied fruit, . BUY 1 GET -1 ______ ___ _ ______ _ _____ WESTERN TI$N(J TUFt. DEC. IS, $550. LIMIT I pepper • _______ _______ u U WITH THIS COUPON GOOD WED DEC $0 • . , PAY MORE? • • SUNSHINE - •• • SIPER P - PKQ. Maria 5 I O 4 10 , ' grated lem on peel 2 teaspoons hotter or margarine, softened Glaze: 2 CUpe confectioners' sugar '. cup lemon Juice Dissolve yeast In warm water. Pour milk over butter, sugar a nd salt in large bowl; cool to lukewarm. Stir In dissolved 1 tablespoon BUY BETTER a P C cup golden raisins YOU . I ______ cook to OFFICE ...80 WHY ' SO s ½ cup . . t 04 I - f cup GIFT CER TIFICATES AVAILABLE AT STORE EVERYTHING WE SELL HAS A 1 baki ½ THIS HQLIDAY SHOP PANTRY PRIDE I piece cinnamon cinnamon stick Gift 0 I e �LOND%E SB-Evening Hereld,Sanford,FI, by Chic Young Wednsday, Dec. 10, 1I0. ACROSS ..urnpI; HONE' I REAR A NOISEYoU'RE JUST IMAGJN4G IT• 'rOUOBETTER GO DO#ftI *M OOWNSTAJRS..ITCOULDII'S PROBABLYTHEWINO l,WESTiGATE-BECP4JSE BE A BURGLAB! WHAT l IT REALlY IS OR SOMETH,p,gG A BURCLAR? 45 Toii in office 46iurniuc gus sects emotionally 50 Ted urn Oil 2-1 Answer to Previous Puzzle IFIIITI ______ Islilal __ •• 0 • o1*io*1iro1.sr saiiiiiiial Q:. Droppin • • riL I Consultrnysician n -----------IF&ItEflI 13 Bouirnisrs 55 5d DEAR DR. LAMB - i AITIEI •101C 1 !jj location S9Flyirtgsaucsr jDtIiL[IoILIoitjiJ to tell you about compelled 14 Dsttoti A K AO In uiyisyaluimyexperlencewlthValhan 15 House pet SOSupedativs rf K o l6Ezpound sutfia (7T,IxNLstlstmlsTi1 thehopethatitwillhelpother 17 Amsncas SI Made public ' I.!J.l' (kt'i' TI people. I started on it five ILlilil ILISIS unds S2Cutlawn ' Thud! yearsaandwastotakeft ISGrosts S3Signofths 40 Compet. zodiac9 ShrIWd for stressful situations. I 20 Swelling 10 Gad 41 Incursion 22 Colotado never took more than 64 Fop II Anzona city 43 Made of soft Indian 65 Scouting prescribed and sometimes 24 Accountant aanintion fabnc..e.iinn.:t - -- . • -I dli. !TU& I W on Q I$JJ t T,i,.ntv fi,j four "Our? Pullet tripw1thmybu'baI,thiugshay It 01 long Ume.No hours 25fostwistsd 47 Coal 23 System Of were unusually stresduland l 1nu3v:c ICUIUII, VlJ IVW 26 Haven - DOWN 48 Abstract moral se or cold sweats. My 32 Author took three to four a day. b principles Fleming I Lamp pert SThf1 w got borne, things point La that Valium is sneaky. 24 Golf servant 49 Turn down 33 Concealed 2 College CaliTtoddown a bit but ldldfl't. Nobody thOUld U)', "Who SI Torpid athletic group 25 Hairpieces 35 Resentment 3 Antiprohibi. 26 Fence timber 52 Flying saucers I w very healthy, golfed, me? I Just take a Little hit." 36 Fish spear 27 Woman's hiked, bowled, worked but i Before you rutl off to are a uionim 37 Hoosier state (abbr) name (abbt) 4 Rises to top 53 HIWkS was still tense. My heart peymi*atitwpuldheagood 29 Capital of 36 Incorrect 5 Organ for State and I couldn't sleep at idea to discontinue any sith raced (prsfii) bearing 56 By way of mentally clam ricfle3. night. I w 39 Russian. for 6 Environment 30 Of liquid 57 Ornamental DEAR READER - Thank waste agency (ill one holder but physically uptight. I was flower, 31 Tableland 7 Allow 42 New York 56 Went before only taking a couple of pills you for sharing your im. 34 Preposition Stat. city I Naps - — every two or three days to pedant experience with us. 10 9 4 5 6 7 6 I 2 3 ease the tightness of my YOU are correct about Valium = musclex.Th1rsgotsobadI and that appllesto some other 13 12 considered going to a medicines that bu4ldupinthe ___ kA.. t7II,.m ø.i,,i. 1.h '"" ' " psychiatrist even through -1 IS J ' - couldn't figure out what plasma proteins In the blood - - . — stressful situation I was and that makes it relatively 20 21 18 19 stable. Over half of the undergoing. Finally, I decided to quit Valium that you take will still - - - 22 23 •24 J Valium altogether and be be In your blood as Igng as two i i i Independent of any drug. j days later. And it gradually diminishes from thatpant on. BREMEN OMMU also stoed the sleeping that I had been buying p4 This means that even though Jim aspirin. The first week of yOU ordy took the medicine Jim freedom from the pills was every other da y, you would JUl really rough. I sweated still have an opportunity for it ONE JUN buckets. My heart raced and to build Up. JllU uiu ______ I.was 5UillVLUH.5 sometimes ' " ._,%,;lm,,d JY%I &I awake all night and as stiff as Health Letter number 112, II I • I I I Sedatives, Hypnotics and H a board. That's when I finally Tranquilizers: The Pill ENNON realized that my so-called Problem. It will dlscu.ss the iilJJiiUitension was really withdrawal problem of Valium, Ubrium symptoms. I was really and related drugs that so shocked. Now lknow theta lot many people are taking. of people are having the same Congratulations on your 11111111.UUUU.ji. trouble. These symptoms successful elimination ofdrug sneak up so Lnsiduousiy one dependency. One word of - doesn't realize what -has - -cautiontoothers. People wtm-happened. There must be taking are reasonable many people who are taking amounts of such medicines 0Y BERNICE BEDE OSOL these minor tranquilizers and may have trouble if they stop don't know that it builds up in the medicine abruptly on their For Thursday, Dec. 11, 1980 the body and takes six to own. That's not wise. Let your YOUR BIRTHDAY your seven weeks to get worked It's allegiance. doctor help you get off the December 11, 1980 willingness to share the good out. medication to minimize the You are Likely to develon thini, trnii have irninu that Nn,i, ihnt We all iwr T fool ,'hnn,.e ni nnt, many new interests this does it. really great - better than I that might occur. coming year. Even tf you are TAURUS (April 2O-May20 out of school, you may take We should always take pride courses which will add to your in that which we do, but today expertise and knowledge. this axioth must be doubly WIN AT BRIDGE Education will enhance your emphasized Rewards for good self-esteem. hI. .1.,. work are l arger than usual. "'..t.'.'. " ''" I h,h BAGTITARIUS (Nov. ctuit?tay 21-June 20) both finesses were wrong sad Dec. 21)Today you can -really Problems or challenge Are not dzhidod. didn't divide Thi hind was played In a rsbanalyze the possibilities and likely to intimidate you today. her bridge game this year and are able to discern value You have the capacity to take proved that John has not lost where others can't, he It in everything in stride. You're any of the skill that made him things or people. You'll profit able to appreciate the a national champion almost from both. Romance, travel, humorous aspects. 50 years ago. luck, resources, possible CANCER (June 21-July 22) 'the opening lead was won In the closed hand with the pitfalls and career for the Shifting of altering cir. club queen. John cashed the coming months are all cumstances are conditions to ace of spades and crossed to discussed In your Astro. which you'll adapt readily and dummy's queen of diamonds Graph Wflia begins WILO Your easily today. Twists an turns to take a trump fInesse. West birthday. Mall $1 for each to will work out to your ultimate wuallowed to win the aueesi and East pitched a imall Astro4]raph, Box 480, Radio benefit. heart. West returned another City Station, N.Y. 10019. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) trump. sure to specify birth dates. Because you are open-minded John won his hand, East CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan and prepared to listen to another heart. Then, Fn rapid succession, John 19)) It's possible you could suggestions today, you have in casnea the fourth and fifth establish goals today - that the faculty to improve on trumps, pitchln two small others may feel are out of what they have to offer. hearts from the aummy. East East your reach. You'll succeed VIRGO Aug. 23-Sept. fl) pitched two small clubs. however, because you'll have The two areas in which are Next John cashed the king of diamonds and Led a second powerful Inner motivations, likely to be the luckiest today diamond to the ace. It dliAQUARIUS (Jan.20-Feb.19 are career and finances. moods divided 3-3 be would The types of companions you Interrelated happenings could have 12 tricks, and f selecttoday wu have agreat tie them together Denelictaily. was still the heart I mesas In influence on you in ways Y0t1l I.ilIItA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) By Oswald Jacoby reserve. Now John cashed the least expect Associate with Vnii'II ii Iv,nnlp.t ace and bin, of nubs vj v..s 'rv'.--"tn,tmv in and Alas Sontag -• had to itch oh.j to pals who think "win." situarlons which permit you . by Mon Walker I I .1 0000 DECEMBER 11.13. 1960 B I I I I U by Bob Montana ARCHIE . . - - I MARTHA wiiuu PLAIN 01 SELF-RISING I FLOUR MIRACLE ! '. 171 Plow _ ALL PuAR* POTATOES BACON 115 5 BAG IDAlI - WITN ONE FILLED SUPER ONUSFtC*TI 0000 DECEMBER 11.13. 1900 EEK & MEEK by Howie Schneider i M HA\dlkk3 A PSCLEM GMkY3 - UJI4T1VJHPST ' __ - T} UJIFE AL) AQUIVER-5l Sf4JT ThIS rtAR - C " / 111th IIUfl Z ,.,-. 01a I UlUJj{ by Ed Sullivan PRISCILLA'S POP REMEMBER O'i.1 I,()J 1tLP EVERYONE AT THE PARTY THAT I ALWA,Y U5 UP TOUR SHAViNG . CREA LJ1 U YES! 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PR BONELESS -- - w.saiiiiiessili 11111111111A C"Com W-O UAMS 100% PUSS (HAl4flI-P*) HIM 0 THE CHUCK WHOLE 01 HALE ---' _•'_S,.__ FLETCHER'S LANDING . - - ' •.,_ 't s -1 10 i.c-io -- . . - .- - - - I..a.' - I' - - • 11 ,0 a— all $UPIIUANO - - JI;ii f1I ---- - TOWELS ) __ 1L$ $119 4 I - / 79c - - - - - - Alt ILAV0 ia '' TOMATOES L& 39c _ II $100 £ _ - 011111 's $I _ iic" - -•---' ....L - CREAM I- I $149 -. i ' NAIVIST NUN WAR - - — - I- - ___ --- - 1 - rill SUPUISANO FOR THI$ OKAY, YOU CREEPS' wUii.tl'SF.ARCH FOR UluI.t.FlNP HIM WIThOUT YOU! (—-Hs; tElL -ICOuLQ OH MOW, i.;. vlp'p -.-. uy iwunirQ zarr by Bob Thaves = r_ - __-- UtII g *L_ -. - North-South reached an to use your organizational or excellent spade slam in keep the jack of diamonds. At trick 12, John led the management skills. When you today's hand. South made a tack of hearts from dmzy run the show, all involved strong jump shift to two kast was known to have the spades over North's one-dia. jack of diamonds and no other come out ahead. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. n) mood opening and drove to card. John went up with the slam after North showed a ace and dropped West's This should be a good day, but balanced hand with some heart singleton king. John had the type of luck you'll enjoy slam Interest by cue bidding turned his bad luck, two may not be evident to you his ace of club.. finesses wrong and a poor dli. when it occurs. Later. - Declarer, John Rau of Wal. mood division into a skillfully however, all will be made nut Creek, Calif., one of the developed show-up squeeze. finest players of the '30*, (NEWaPAPEBNTTitPRAssN) i-lear. MISISIC ANNIE FRANK AND ERNEST a . PISCES Feb. 20-March 20)) Today it may seen that matters are taken out of your control in a situation you deem important. However, instead of working against you, this will serve your best interests. ARIES (March 21-April 19) You have a nice way about you today which wins 1 --- i WIT WIIIPLLLtSHNWSmINI MTIP1CATl Com QCIM&* 1 I -13. T 9w I uluii.i..Jui HOROSCOPE eoiT7 - - - __._iE 11 WITH ORE FiLLED SUPER SOlIDS CUTWATE 0000 OECM$&1 11-13. 1960 - WIT11 11111 FLIED SUPER BONUS CERTIFICATE 1 1 by Art Sansom THE BORN LOSER efillooil BAG IDOL 111C .• - - COFFEE $ 49 - - - -- P0(011'S RGE EGGS L - I 001 r7 ISUPINBRAND ORADI "A" It - BEETLE BAILEY ilL. . 0 �J - j . . -. ... . ..' -. ,.. :.; . - . . .- . ' ... .. _ - .. . . - . Libraries CôLEJllDAR (2' Feel ing Trfi" Pressure Legal Notice Legal Notlie ________________ _________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR IN THE CIRCUIT COUPT. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORI"A. CIVIL ACTION NO. N.2fl7.CA4$. PRORATE DIVISION File NuMbel SS-42.CP WILLIE SAMUEL DEMPS. Plaintiff, IN U ESTATE OF Ms. Krug said the corn. plainti have been lodged agalrwt a wu vanesy 01 .particular kind of book. One of the more serious incidents took place In Abingdon, Va., where a man who identified himself as a Baptist of United Presbyerlan Church, Wilbur Avenue lake Mary. Program on "The Osrismon Tree." SemiMe Smrlie KIwanis, 7 am., Jerry's, Sanford Airport, Sanford Altamonte Sthgs ' South Vo1iIa Sertoma,.7:30 a.m., Deltona Weight Watchers, 10a.m., Sears, Altamonte Mall. Tanglewood AA, closed , 8 .1 831:9993 322-26H Losigwood AA, cloeed,8 p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Church, State Road 434, Longwood. Flea market and auction to benefit Seminole Baseball and Softball League, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Seminole Baseball Field, State Road 419 one.half mile east of HIghway 17-92. 3C0a$.CVtIYStIMI$...JC$U0I 7consecvflvetlmes . ....42C 1OCo,RCvtIfltlmIs.,.37CaliM removed from the loca I library, PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file any obllctions they may have that thallinge the Virginia law, the library did SUNDAY, DECEMBER14 not have to show Williams a Baseball and Softball League, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Seminole Baseball Field, State Road 419, one-half mile cast of HIghway 17-92. out the books, and so refused the flinidl'5 request. "But this sort of thing has a chilling effect on our ability to Presbyterian church, Sanford, Third Street and Oak As by Chancel choir. 01247." 1457. Sanford. Fla 37771. Retired Veteran. Age 14, seeks sincere, honest, mature Lady for companionship. Not over 140 lbs. Please reply with As Personal Representative of the Estate of Hells C. While Deceased 250 Park Avenue So.. "libraryisoniytr P0. Boa NO First Amendment Institution wjnter Park, FL 32750 in the country. Libraries Telephone: UOSI 4444312 consldsr themselves Pvblish December 10. 17. 1110 sponsible to the public. We must provide for all of our of all sides of all questions across the entire social and political spec- representative Semlle Singers. WEDNESDAY,DECEMBERI7 Seminar on dn Interactions, storage and CX piratlon dates, 2-4 p.m., Winter Park Memorial Hospital Medical Ubrary Building, (g's,g33" But Nancy Czerwiec, a former primary teacher who led a fight to ban the sea educatIoj,book "Show Me" from the txorban Oak Lawn (111) LIbrary, said libraries have gone beyond their TIIURSDAY,DECDIBERI$ AARP.NAIIT business meeting and covered dish luncheon', noon, Sanford Civic Center. Open to all senior citizens, Altamonte-Maitland Christian Women's Club brunch, 9:45 a,m.,. Maitland Civic Center. Special music by Seminole Singers, Speaker Lib Uan'ts, mponsltAlities. "What I see happening, what the library associations Stuw't. are trying to FRIDAY, DECEMBER19 do Is make the of the people null and void," Miss Czerwiec said. "Show Me,' written by Swiss child psychologist voice Yow Adult Club for Singles IYACS dinnerdanee, p.m., Maitland Civic Center, 'IiJESDAY, DF.CEMBER Helga Fleischhauer-Hardt Davies, Is a pictorial sex education guide In which young children are shown examining their own bodies Midshipman Filmed - The "Show Me" female midshipman and several of her male clasnates were filmed In a Naval Academy'donnitory room last month by another mithhiixnan, school officials say. The Incident, Involving a 2l.year.'old woman, a junior who con- library agreed to lend the book only to adults. one a plebe, - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. Ill While names were not released and information on the in cicl.ent remained sketchy, ut was clear that all six midshipmen AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. N I$7 CA el-k. STOCK TON, WHATL E Y. DAVIN 0ED24 - women's rooms assigned by companies and therefore interspersed among those of the "Fraternization" between male and female rnidshiixnen ti prohilAted, and male midshipmen are not allowed In the same dormitory room with their female classmates with the door closed. ' - as a prank. "There is no evldencç' that indicates the event was staged for the purpose of filming," he said. A rvpert on the incident by the Gannett News Sei'vice quoted one Navy offIcial as saying the incident began as'a "Saturday mught lark" and that there "was no coercion involved, the girl even helped tie her hands to the bed." - . . Defendant. NOTICE OP FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE isherebe giver, Ihat the undersigned Arthur H Si(kwith, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court of . - .... .. 5- - - . . - .L'' '.. WITNESS arid official iejl of said Court this lit day Of D, 1910 ISEAL m 'sand TO DORIS LUMB. BOx 42, CLAIMS Deputy Clerk 3. 10. 1910 DED 12 ... - . .'. . ,.., OR DEMANDS Newark Valley. NY 13111, ROGER AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE LUMB. Bou 47, Newark Valley. AND ALL OTHER PERSONS NY 13111, DOROTHY LUMS, Boa INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE12. Newark Valley, NY 13511, YOU ARE HEREBY VIOLET I WEST, 93 Murray NOTIFIED that the ad SIneS, Blngham,fon, NY 33310 ministratIon of the eslate of YOU ARE HEREBY HENRY S. MUSSELWIIITE. SR . NOTIFIED that an action ho deceased. File Number 10441 CP. partition real property situate, is pending In the Circuit Court for lying and being in Seminole Seminole Courily. Florida. Probate County, Florida. more par Division, the address of which is ticularly described as Seminole County Courthouse, The North IS? feet of Lot II of Sanford, Fl. 32771 COLONIZATION Is COMPANY'S estate HENRY 1of3I.here?ofoqesoidloDonaldj, All persons - in be inwnItlng and must indicate lhe basis for the claim, the name and y5of particularly described as hundred (2001 shares 01 reuofthecredIor or his agent PiOusiSiOld Finance Corpuralion. or attorney. and tn, amount has also teen lited against yqu In the Circuit Court of SemInole claimed if he claim is not yel due, the date when it will beome Counly, Florida due shall be shIed If the claim Is E GRAY. of torneys for Plaintiffs, whose ad dec55 ii Post Oflice Drawer Sanford. Florida, 3277), on or before 0ec 31. 1150, and tile the orgnal with fpse Clerk of this Court either beforo service 0(5 _______________________________ NAVELS $5-Bushel 3213711 -'-- - - - - .. 12-Sp.dal pitl _____________ -- Opening, Plant Sale, 4 inch. II SO 4 i • $350, • ,, 1150. 10 in,, $450 Grand . PIRATE'S COVE Ill I. lit St. If you don't tell people, P,ow are they going to knw? Tell them a classified ad, by calling 322+26)1 or 5315513. in ASSOCIATES INC. PncspIwce Well of Sanford, ,near Lb. Sylvan. Price Ad Brokuqow?se. :'wiIiIake trade or anything value FfNEST lIEIGHIONH000. 3 b1$R, 7 Seth, CI Home with ,0Large Open space arid Family 3m., You'll eetloy the Charm. shift - __________________ Bdrm Duplex in Lake Mary Beautifully furnished. Was.. Supplied. 5.323 Mo lit £nd lilt + 1150 Sec. Dsp Referenops June Peiilg R.alty 323-5679 AVAILAILI 7 3 lath block home, Fireplace fenced, Cltrvstrees. centrally located, "'Only 534.100 -_____________ 54cm. I bills M10iIehom..Penced)ponds, - 144.505. - 8NIVA NURSIRY 400+ Ft t Rd 44. Fenced, reenbouse ready for The weather Is perfect fo backyard 'sale )ell ____________________________ rv.rythlngfaslwlth awavw,Ø _____________________________ Mc*sii. Home unfurnished on privatelot overlooking WeIi River 2 BOres )5', Bath djil? on room, screened Por.Lb, patcO, carport. No pl't% Family man. 36. from Indiana desires posilion with luture Past cup Police & Security. Mgmt if the claim Is Secured, The' claimanl shall deliver suf ticient copies of the claim to Die clerk 10 enable the clerk to mall one copy to sects personal - Earn while you learn High School grad & career minded ExcellenI pay & top benefits representative All persons Interested in the estate to Whom a copy of Ins Noticeot Administration has been mailed are required, WI THIN _____________ RIA0I IS acres fenced. 3 Septic, dec. 533,000 Ii jICRI$ fenced - - I beers. $35_tOO. AAA qualify, you must have car, nefersnces. 51.400 10 14.000 E lvi PLOY (VIE NT - tantralalr I heat. fljg,, 5330 06,Ms. DIscount lease aveilable. Further Away Than Your Telephone DIal 3222411 cash, Partial financing available Three 10 seven tiours weekly cInnet excellent TEMPER AGENCY '2 3lE.PastursRentaIM REALTOR 321-Ills - - MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE -- (vet: 3734302 305400 322 IttI - ____________________________ * ffl COLatR'r IIALTYwc' ' iOi MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR • . , Ihey may have that challenge IPie 1917 FRENCH AVE. validity of the decedent's *ill, the ARTHUR H BECKWITH. JR qualifications 01 the personal 323.5176 Clerk of ttse Circu. Court representative, or the venue or + By Carrie E Buettner lurIsdictIon of the court. Corfler.f71ffiI French Deputy Clerk Your tutvre our Concern ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS, AND Publish, December 3. tO. Ii. 21, OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER RARRED PART TIME MAIlITENANCE DEDI3 Dale of the first publicetloil of HELPER--Apply In person limO Foe personal nlerv,ew. write Pittsburgh Vending St,ppIy. 106 Carson Shrest, Morwoeville, Pa 13146 or call Collect 413-13412)5 When Dec her 10. 11.0 Henry S. Musselwlslte. Jr tPs Estale of Henry S. Mvsselwhlte. Sr. Deceased valescent Center, Mellonville, Sanford __________________________ Be a success in your spore time ____________________________ Couples or lnd(viduals. Pleasant profitable work Dstributur will Irain. 3224079. REPRESENTATIVE WILLIAM A. WALKER II. of Winderweedle, Hairse%, Ward & W000man. PA 230 Park Ave So., _____________________________ LPN RN - For P 0 BOx $40 Winter Park, Fl. 32750 311 or Ill shill Must be it mfi Able to work with Elderly people Excellent WorkIng Conditions, Del tsr Living Ceriher of Casteiberry. Telephone (3) 4444313 Ps,biIth: December 10, I?. 1910 3315003 . -_____ --_____________ DED)3 . ' _ -s_ - -----------------.- 950 - . - - - - ' Camer Ave. llstlngMayfalr. Out standing I ide-rn Mime wIth New Ives. 321.0412 ill 307 B,$$Ihlt. 40-Cofldn1AJ)j(, - - 7 BdtTh., I lash. LIving for new marketing concept, "Convert your mobile home Into the home ot . - ' - . CALL323.3774 323 5200 . REALTORS ---------- - I 323 7388 I - ,.j - Own Private oplf viii 3 Bdrms, 2 betti. 3 car garage 5423 For dIIai4 calf or 3220919 '' '!".7 2601 SANFORD AVENUE AND LET AN EXPERT DO THE JOB _________________________________________ OSTEEPI AREA 110.000 EXCELLENT TERMS - ______________________________________________________________________________________________ -I _________________________________________________________________________ WOODED LOTS IN TOWN ZONED SR I 11.500 EACH 12 ACRES NICELY WOODED 101W Commerc.l Ptsn377 ?3$I, Senlord MARY RD TRY s20. WITH TERMS ASSOCIATE LIVIE NEAR LONG WOOD LAKE Weallwetite COnitrUCtlOS ng & SoIl? AlmuflQrn 136-000 W Gaan,$IWNte. Broker 3227111 _______________________________ _____________________ , 3330429 Fr,eEitImals? LAKEFRONT TALL PINE I OAK LADEN ACRE LOT NEAR NEW LAKE MARY HIGH SCHOOL $16 000 TERMS AVAILAfILE Beauty Care SEIGLER REALTY TOR.MLS 2211 S French lulte 4 BROvER 322f4) -- I Orlando - - Null repar Apglances fl the F'O"ir 5,611 I l,ttr,al work 1 glut P?,,,0 17) 1721 '*'llll '' -Comt'm'cia1 P rye F slim,,ti% I Bdrm, I bath, alt appi W , U' 00 471 0014 or 1.277 3233 ___________________________ If you aI'en't using your pool cOle, ski a cue. and sell t with a Herald classified ad C.aI1 323.2411. - - as San I Os.. ReIauranl Includes lot Ambeleout can presper Start pour own bulentit Low down payment I - ' OoiEt miss Ihis Onet Nicely renovated 4 UnIt ResidinIlal Income property ae is Id. of LAI C$A. w'w carpet, dinIng rm., eaf.l. 'ii 11 1. I ,Wi't P TI ' I .,,i,P,,,,y ii .. +1 or i.iu.ig (all eri *.Pt, (Onfic)i'r,(p . (,NAI. TNt 1W 304 S Park A,, CorvpiIr ' , Concrete Y'1c ' '' - THATNkW J,IJJØs _________ _______ )'f WA I, • dl.i, .- II, .,u I . ' . 1116707 Oils ', - Electrical + House Cleaning - Electrician 41 wof 4Qoc, 1,0 small New and Old #oqi All work Guaranteed 3?) $414 Slow, USe Want AdS & Makr Dough ,J, __________________________ UnIted W.y support. a wid, rang, of human _ see-bce PlO,jS,.Sw.,eS Cleaning S,r,c, + , - PerSonal,ed. last dependable Ilcgular or I time basis wiltS *000wS 6,1 SIll Fr 4 Job *ll IJOOC ni an IA lOuSe (leaning Apis. & ¶rrsiil Obbuces. 'riciudira) new HmeCall Die Du I,r 'S Nadne 9043$) 1568 , + ____________________________ ANYTHING IN FENCE agencies-chant,.. _____ . lea-, weil-kkwwn urg.n&a LIOn. which utherwi.. might not get lb. n.u'd,d ftninc,, to carry _____ . insulation en then od Ills & 2nth Pott & rail 53-4 3122 830 4122 -WAr. 1 10 SEC A won4vE lt",, WORK' Place a Classified Ad Fr.. EsI - ' ' - - ,- + i in the E.,,venirsg lice-aid hOda reliable and •(OflOmIal transportation You can find it 'flOur CLASSIC lED want ADS Paintina , 3?? 2611 '1,0,' PainIng IQ Yr't fl F Ia i'u",-$ Olfice. Slore's No lob boo Small or Tall 149 $317 - - _ - EN'S ROOF ING I' vie Estimates Call372 7972 _______________________ _________________________ ______________________ 14 epa r', par P4 'ng .5611 o.rrngs Or, wail wOrk dii ?,,(S lam-naPpS & rI , M.,s.,ii ''pars & , I ,4I I+n.%y,.ng iifl ( r Cin PP PsIure iSP.j • ')QI% ionic Ill 117$ .i)P. ________ _________ / ______ . i Si rem Wepair. cJuIer ,l,,II4tiOfl i6rpenIr , and dry _______ _____ ._______________ _____________ K WA TES AWE iOWLR ie.rw NursingC,-nter 1)1W _________________________ ________________ ________ _ $145490 Refer Home Repairs .. _______ DOISSIN 322-7029 hinaricing Available Roofing __________________________ 159 4914 Coiopuers '.'.)lit', & S,tlwtre - French , 1.14 morfgages a v I 'cci ic Mortgage Ilrokpr 11)1 Robiniøri, 121 1946 Rgsrn,oc B. E. Link Const. A' T 'c Movert Lcxal Lung L)'s'a"e SrrviC, We (lean your garage 343 333$ Day or , Nighl a o '.c'nor A I PIWSONAL COMPUTEp k3t..tle £ merit 145.9551 Park We handle he WbolI BalI of Wax _______________________ _____________________ m _________________________ - IlCiliflJfl Pa.rilir.g & Repa,rs Fully I ______________________ _____ lSuy I. Sell TIe Remodeling Specialist 5001 Stor. I I __________________________________ TiM I , We Py cash Iør 151 I Ir.o MIS Tr5u, I sLuuk '0, Sm,lin9 U, Sun ________________________ 414 InSured II) 601$ Clock Repair &Sold i.e 3139154 Cii tl 322•1596 I il Il ? Y peS Li. tSiilrd ____________________ REALTOR SI.-, WI.) & up Al I su 16 Perk 1)30061 7. W,'p., r ' * .5.4.. T,',?irij I '.IP.ij5 1 C) (taInt Ii) 41. 141 4661 I4IIh 5,., liy7.ilif 4 Ii),?' i) SsCt1ySstic MnI U-Lock - apertmenls. vacant land and - - . - f 'Il + i,iiJii4 II ,i..,ii Why lake chances and mar your SlwIii.ng Homelniprov.ment tn. YOUR HOME! .sons •rwscnnoo i (I' MAN' V 41-Real Estate Wanted 0 Box 2500. '° ,g - Sanford tla 1)771 127 114? . P IiI'S A , P . ) _____________ 'flour tis.nrS? PrIce 511.100 Harold Hall Realty Inc - Realtors 7231774 MEN T S. P purr, t,. tt,..,, & II'.c.iy .'.it i',• CaNSfl-1414 MI '0/I I. ''it iC,P, .,P.uwerS'.i' CC6 P NI I (IA 'ii' liv -- . . '"" _____________________________ . . ___________________________ •iS clINIC C...? .il Pie I+%tu, .r*;,Ø,i..riP ,ii .''uI PhOSP Ceramic Tile OPPORTUNITY PLUS Corn LGE _________________________ I% T1VER and wan( 143 17?? - - - ForSake Phritng - _______________ lEerS Misc A',P.,,r 3)) _________ ----------- .',5 ' . ___________________________________________ Plaza PrQI,Ssional 011(r Ii" Sal, Prestige C ornple. e.posurq (65y 6((P55 (611 I losooa 4416 Rudy iordsn (state Reailor', IS N 5,.? - I. C liCi% Carpentry Property I - l_egalservlces -- ______________________ NEW LOG HOMES. NICE __________________________ _____________________________ OR OURS WE SELL MATERIALS TO DO IT YOURSELFERS, AND HAVE BUILDERS AVAILAILE FOR LAZY PEOPLE - when you need a I Heating 8. Air Conditioning + RentaI of Cam,rat. Proiector$. & Screens We.dboldt'tCameralhop III S. Park Ave , Sanlerd (315) 323 6101 - (u? Edge. Trim & Prune Any SleLawn 323232) I'4mati - ________________________ JOLSt.AWN SERVICE - ________________________ Anui6I Cl.,,,', Iti.,ril,nj t. (,r(x)nr(J P eflf'I', 11+.',, (on'rollcd bleaI OIl tour Sleep.nj Iio.cs r a' s your OrbS J71 S$? 12' II?' Photogrphic Lawn&Gisn Se."vlcs ______________________ - tredt Cut & Shampoo. $10 Eve and Sun ApIs 331 $114 ________________________ ______________________ 17? 2611, or 131 ,yvj ng&G _________________________ Dog C.roomlng. Poodles 1 SmaU Junk hauled away, we will pay you br some temi or charge you be cIpan up Fr EsI (all Ii) 7642 Lye Alt S ________________________ HIS S Fris'iChAve 721 0440 cheal 145.9011 - - your ad all your lrendly Classified gal CI The Herald, tc,st u S (ii All Tv 'uf.L ON '("1SLkl 'P ' '5' S Il.ij?, _P4i0)k $19 I is? 51, j77 $7i7 . ASSOC LIVIE NIALTY EXTRAS QALORII )B'm. P.s lath bone ii Academy Manerl Same teem, den, family rm, office. aat.I. kIt. REALTORS Listing Service KOS oulgrow the Swng s.-I or small bicycle' Sell theSe dl I ,t,ms wilts a wan? ad To place ________ utIlIty I'm. ww carpeting I imp c;ara, & u,IlI fIUsiflrfl (lean ups w.'lSunatlp AnyI.,,.e lit sit! - morel $45,550. 3236363 CONSULT OUR is,11j157 ______________________________________________________ Req Real Estate Broker JOHN KP1DER ASSOC 3 BEDROOM Lb HOMe Lovely quiet neighborhood Fencid back yard and a"Il JUST FOR YOUI 3 5mm. It', tsi" . t''' - i iA " PERTY NEAR CARRIAGE COVE ALL OR PART 53.500 PER ACRE WITH TERMS ' _________________ Central •ir, new WW car petlng, I utIlIty n.,ss & lust 03Intedl 539,9101 OsIsad. Dr 1-305-668-65'26 -------- 2',ACRES. NICELY WOODED ALTY 3310501 ____________________ WAITE ASSOC L1VIE -- EXCLUSIVE OFFERING' ur -, lath. Great lecatidel. LENA Hostesses: .:..#L \ ISibetti IMMACULATII 3 5mm. 1 bash homIwI*allmeeefvasICNA, WW carpet, family resa, breakisit ber'm patio & large kttchiSI Sia,Wul IstI ,"' for a preview of all the BEST things to come. RD & PAlt,iOAD IRON TAG E NEAR SAN I OR 0 AVE & HIGHWAY 421 53.000 PER ACRE. EXCgLLENT TERMS STARTER HOME I 1 Barn, I lam hone in CC Maner so large corner lefi FamIly cm. eat.in kitchen I lets Sf corner let near Lake Gent CHa, large eat-in kItchen, family em.. dining nfl.. perch £ moe-el 144.9151 Chestnut St. and Providence Blvd., Deltona, Dnng hum listed in Our I5u5une-s ___________________________ ______ I'______ $drm. 3 + I __________________________ City. lit, lass and 5c. Requlre4 Call Jemsie 414142. , - "i' Stop by our new model, now open, Corner 43-Lots-ACreage -- location • BEST - Dire(tory JUST THINK Ir CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK. TP4RE WOULDN'T BE ANY" - $33.3333sr444.3SIl fund STENSTROM JUSTLISYIDI) Idea. - Chars IlOo,i lu? *.Pn Et Ifl 6711 7115 Ait,ms (I .- _____________________________ - - f °"' Dr6wi'r Chest. 10 [A REALTY .1 uI',C(1 + and utiluly Shed SIar Mobile Homes 1)1 5350 VA asSumable 3229283 24 HOUR _______________________ CALL AN1TIME RCiW45 Rolmi ThIs 3 Story 'dev Items is meenf.for you, Shopping Center In Ore Shelter Syshems I $031417401 - rw _": required Should net 10 lImes investment yearly. Call - WINIIDLISTINOS L*tlng Lfo..No...n Sanford. soovated I Ide-rn lame. fence, Excellent Assumption equipped. Laundry ro m washer and dryer lnclud. Screened us back poicts, ii u,soo with 00% financing, Wehavebuyen.Wenownee13 an amb'lous person ,. perlenced in organizing . 153.101. Immadiate cugeocy. Call for Delalis. piaC ____________ Dealers lhrough out central Florida 523,000 investment HIDDEN LAKE ISTATIS Levee at'trsctive 4 Barn. I. bath Central air, family rn, tlre$ue, I y. old, fenced yard, Community peal £ final, courts. eutdeer 550. ISAUTIPULI I 5dmm, I bath beau Ia Delfenet Stene f$..cs sassa Ia peel, steno ISO, washer I dryer. CHA & lots morel 574.9551 ent. H A. CenCl's$e • ' 'P Complete WIth inventory W. MU mliii 3.3.7832 __________________________________________ zoi.'skt. REALTOR 321.1913, ii' iI(5C ,-I h1T0R 7 BUSINESS _____________________ 'enS on S?oppr O'PQrujAn r . ptienf COnd.?ion Ak 565 (611 (Ph 3'? 1214 - $100 Mo. Located, on -p5 + èivit,ng. please Include your phone rsqnsber. PLUMBING lofler Sk,,t,'s tto,s sz I'. L ,'.s!'rr hooPs Canada, ?1..ls [ air heat, appliances, fully turnished including carport .,__ design . • BEST SO-MssCellaneous for Sale of Merit Two bedroom, two bath, central Excellent Sharter 2 Bdrm Large Lot. New Paint 531,500+ in MyfWf Large psneied 337 2151 att 4 p m SPARE TIMb INCOME _________________________ Homes lit St Zonad'Commercisl Exc.Ilent Terms 134.000 ATTRACTIVEP) Barin. IL.i bath ________ Refilling and collecting money from flEW TYPE high quelfty coin operated dispensers In sour area No selling. To COOKS Sanford needs you today' THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE F IRST PUBLICATION OF THIS - 3$030r?andoOr VA I F HA 372 REALTOR Handy Man Special on '"'Acr,s wIlls 3 Rent Mullet Lake Parl (101) 337 1711 ________________________________________ person + • BEST quality 120.000 Sanford ISIMPER SEZ WI GIVE *ER$ONAi, SERVICE & 10% COMMISSION DISCOUNT TO "SENIOR CITIZENS. LIST I IILL WITH US. Classified Ad. SomewhrOe wants whet you don't ntld Call 322 2411. __________________________ --. ----- , employment Sanford Only Ask for Thomas UNIULIIVASLI HUQI YARD,) Barn. CS, lucelient Lec.tIeaiy to see It wsn't ________________ cad Extra shrlstmas Canfs! ______________________________ ________________________________ Man, 22 yrs., needs fy11 time BEST - and we' re GROW-ing. 7Story.3 Bdrm. l's Bath. Large Refurbished Home. REAL ESTATE REALTOR. 371 701 ', We may not be the largest -i-- but we're the Cabin with Guest HOusi on Wide Part of St Johns River. (Lake Harney) with gorgeous wide Oak Hammock 35+ Acres Call Bait -'; . - ---------------------' - Overed REALTORS 1621W lit St ____________ 1-904-734.8537 (uhIlit% Iliiilt lb'nl(','. i!¼ Atl(1iflOfl, AtSumi 5', . % Mtg. of Sit) Mowith 1)0.000 down. 2 Bdrm, Block. Fernily Rm Fenced, Screened Porch Newly Redecorated, New Carpet 132.500. 0101111$ Dec 41275 mo 1st and la fn stated DELTONA CHICK THIS ONIt Lk. Mary3 Barn. lV lath wim POmily in.. large utilIty rm. Owe,q will sIll PHA.VA. Don't wait 121.500 _________ - Honest 4 Reliable Cent. Air, Country Al. Available.lan.lst.S3SM0'lst and Last Mo. Rent. 322 7550 Aft 4 pm 2 _________________ _____________ SALES REP .- - -- Longwood Apply between Mrs. Ia m II a m References required - Mortician. Prop.rl BEAT INFLATION. Clean Bright. Like New 3 ii. I', Bath with new carpet. p.int, Deltona 33-Houses Furnished ________ - 9th St., Lk. Mary Blvd. Mouse for Rent: 3 Barns, 1R1 Bath. Nice Neighborhood - MIS 1.305.574-3469 GROW'S CONS'EU'C'flON CO. - - ''tSNS.Ol?tyUUiS. - For Rent: 1500 Mo. 2 BR home. Central AIr & Heal, Central Va., Fireplace, 560' on .51 Johns Itiver, Geneva area P0. Box 132. Geneva 32732 Frontage Manager Trainee Must be willing to relocate in 3 Mos Payless Shoe Source, 343.1 S French Ave - REALTORS, ' - Oftice Cleaning in Sanford Area Alternoon. Eve I Sat AUDITOR Operate 1100 Computer Frt desk knowledge preferred & FRICKE hush! to suit flu ytr" ''Us!! l)t''iin If! ______________________ MucW, Much Call Jeanie 574 433 ___________________________ type .'. j Sdrm, 2 BaIts, rage. on isa success in your spare lime. or indivldiIs. Plea. Sent profilabli work. Your mdc dent Sh ak lee DiStributor will train. 3234009. - SUPERVISOR IRICKE WlIl agw.n Lake 1*ftry, 3çjn, Bath, Fire lace, IF a øoom, me Room, 5339 Mo. 1st lest Aft 5,3325450. _______________________ (SEAL I MARCH OF DIMES more ' ERA • QO9 - Peg Real Estate Broker 120N.PerkAve )3)41y5 ____________________________ Only $41,111. • . ________________ CONVENIENCE STORE CLERK - Good company benefits, Apply Handy Way Food Stores Sanford area November. A 0 IlSO J7E ClasSIfied Ad Full time Part time men or women Retired People ac cepted also Earn $1005300 weekly. Meet with Jim GOd trey on Tuesday Only at Sambo's Rest 12910 between 23 p+m Not connected welts Sambo's ----------------' Good typing, figure wizard, personalIty plus Excellent salary & benefIts . for au machines Over 20 yrS. eaperience Alt work guaranteed, Free estimates. John's Sew 'H Vic. lii S. Magnolia Ave. Downtown Sanlord 323 1702 3234O1 . )31523 mi7 323-4553 _____________________ JUST LISTED. LarW Aftracttye I U*m. I Bath, Paneled Family Poem, KItchen Itivipped. Cent. Air, W.W , Frontage on St. Johns River. area.' P.O Boa 137. 327)7.3115763 ________________________ Marvin Ave. Mill office CHRISTMAS CHEER Orlando 337-1571 37)0340 ________________________ I______________________ PIN BALL MACHINES Coin operated or free play EacI COnd. wilt deliver. $2001350 3.31 $1.44 or 755 7611 UNCLUTTER YOUR CLOStI Sell those things that are just takog up space with a wanted .n the Heratd 322 7611 or 131 ENKINSFURNITURECO 201 E.,t 25th Strew? Sanford, Ftorida 32771 3230501 $for __________________ General Laborers Da l$-Help Vnted -- BROKER Geneva local mailing lists. Aft ages. urvsecessary+ Call 1716141.1470 Eat. 343 3220257. jSEIOLER REALTY Bdrm, I' Bath Sp Vacuum, Fireplace S' eaperi.nce Navels. Juice oranges, Grapefruit, Tangerines, Tarsgelos. Will MIt. Crumley - For Rent $500 Mo, 2 BR home, foremost l4ctioeTy campany - PRETTY PINICRU$T. tractivs 3 Urm. 3 Sam in •Is' MIØbarhssd. Eutra large fenced yard. Super Family Rm. W.W Carpet. A must se, at the 11w low pr$ce of View Subdivision, Lake Mar 1475 Mo. 4- Dep. US$630 ______________________ 9-Good Things to Eat - b$U,O00. ______________________ _________________ _________- 323-5714 Day or Night Patio, Self cleani Oven, Dishwasher, 2 C garage 210 Marc St • Gro - _______________ 'r UTES WEST OP DELAND. ' - Kitchen, $130 Per Week Part Time Cl Home, Webster, America's i•5 Want Ad number is 322 - REALTORS, MLS PLACE. FULLY FURNISHED BOAT DOCK. SO MItt. CLEAN OIL I ADJUST Your sewing machineor vacwm cleaner 5200 Parts I supplies C.CiCa, c'earl, uSCd tuit SuP B' & Ma?? Ill SO ra pece - . SEOROOMS. 2 BATH. HUGE GREAT ROOM WITH FIRE. ' 32-Houses Unfurnished ReliefnightAuditor. Eaperience preferred. Apply in person Holiday Inn on the Lakefront. 335 4250or 323 3441344 ______________________ . - '"- " ' OtSid Wide Mobile Home only 2 For Sale Two month old mobile - - Apply In person Holiday lUll? 00 way The magic 2411 or 131 9113. THIS 155.000. gid _____________ BUS HELP ' REALTOR OP THE RIVER. HURRY ON - Sanlord 3)2-6570 R!ALTOR MIS Assume Payments WITH COMMANDING VIEW WRANGLER JEANS Cowboy Cu?. cotton " IX)ISrStCr assorted (olotS BUY Prce 1st Pr SIC. 'nd Pr WILCO SALESHWY. 44W ..i. Owner-REALTOR ft JOHNS RIVERFRONT. - NIW LANGE 2 BEDROoM sec. IXPERIENCIOCOOKS Nu-ltehs, 'ki . L0d'egWOOd, Fl. 32750. '.Oi - - -- UNSWORTH REALTY lit it. -. . ii_.l_ - - -- . - - MIg, 177,710 171? Monthly atl. sà-Misceuaneous for Sal. SG-Miscellaneous for Sale So-Miscellaneous for Sale - ¶3.S00. I 3 Rental Units on 1 Lot Good : investment Good assumption. it Home. 2 ii. I Silts, Fire. RIMMACULAT, RIMODEtVD• I 42-.hbile Homes 134.500 Takes All ...i91. ID K Down. 3 Sdrm. I', Bath, CB. Cent A H. Sale 2?. Air. Awning, BrOrn SOUTHWEST SANFORD- I Garage LIkC New 54.3.500 1merous Delton. lotsall suet. Full ti Loath, J,o,,ts Really neat 2 Sdrm, Eat in I 4.kes & terms. Setf Contained III 7273 ___________________ Kitchen. LIving Rm., Family Reduced to $25,500 Assume 3% - _______________________ -Rm., Carport, Cent. Heat Air. *tt 3 Bdrm, I Seth, CB. See our bavl?ui new BWOaZ) Huge fenced yard. Washer, Large Fenced yardMORE Iron' & rear BR's i.e. BARTENDER WAITER £ WAITRESS UTILITY PERSON having claims or WITHIN THREE required. Hamilton. his wife, has bHn filed against you Use MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Clrcu.l Court of Seminole County. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. to file with the Flor,da clerk of the above court a written YOU ARE F URTHER stilemenl of any claim or demand NOT IF lED that an action 34-A Parcels try 32.241I Winter Guests lovely -I or bedroom, 5273 1 5215 I $4l.7S03. Adults. New 3 I)MSO As seen on '40 MInutes'. .$ purssolvent-14oz SIl.lSplus 11.30 LAWE MARY. RAMBLEW000 - e the first to see this contemporary) Sdrm.,sunken living room with fireplace, Iit plan E C U -Low utitty CbMMERcIaI Bulldin. _Jfumerous Pos$lbiIiti,s, 4 K _______________________________________ WANTED MAlD-Full Time Apply In Person Holiday inn, I 446 S MUSSE LWHI TE. JR . whose CELERY PLAN TAT ION, a cording to the piat thereof, of addreSS l P0 Bot NO. Winter record in Plat Book I, Page tfl, Oh Park, FL 32790. The name and of Ihe personal use Public Records of Seminole address County, Florida, less the West 100 reprssenbetives attorney are set Clerk oh Use Circuit Court by June I Curtis PubliSh December BY: Evecr.blree Deputy Clerk EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL December), 10. 1110 CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR DEC53 SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. $S.U3lCAl3.L IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR ADA OuSOlS, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Plaintiff. PROBATE DIVISION vi + File Number N.344-CP DORIS LUND, ROGER LUMB, Division DOROTHY LUMB. ROSE E. IN RE: ESTATE OF OSBORNE. VIOLET I WEST.and HENRY S. MUSSELWHITE. SR.. NEWMAN H. LUMB. Deceased Defendants NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION NOTICE OP ACTION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Pursuant to Ihe Final Judgment entered in a (as, pending in Said Court, he styli of *Pich is in dicaled aoove ARTHURH.SECKW1TH,JR+ __________________ Plaintiff's allorney or rn SEMINOLE County. Florida, will medialely Ihereafler. Other.eIW C on he 29th day of December 1910 defautt and ultimate Judgernent Will be entered aganst you be Ihe at II 00 A M al tti WEST F RONT door of Ihe SEMINOLE County rebel demanded in the Complaint WITNESS my sand and seal of Courlhouse. SANFORD. FlOri0a. outry to Ins nignest and bail bOder 10, casls, the hollowing deSCribed properly situaled in SEMINOLE County. Florida 10? 12. LESS the Wet? 7 beet and also thu West 16 cit of Lof u. Block II. 2nd Section of Sanianta, according to the plat thereof asrecorded in PIaI Sosk 4, (SEAL) AsCierk made public last week, was essentially over and that the SIX Records of Seminole County. midshipmen faced administrative disciplinary action, which Florida LESS the Soulh I) leel thereof could range from demerits to diuiissal. for alley "Nowhere, so far, has there been any evidence of coercion force invols'ed in this," he said. . Gammell said the Filming of the sex acts apparently began -'I 'ENJAMlN C MEISTER. WlTNESSmyhand.ndthasesl otthis court ovs November 14, 1510. ' it, on MICHAEL tendent, Vice Adrn. William P. Lawrence, and any recommendatlon for dismissal would have to be approved by Navy ofliclals in Washington, said Capt. Clark Garnmell, the academy spokesman. "We're never happy for anythmg like this to happen. You can imagine that. It's just something we've got to handle," he said. "Still, there are no criminal chargek, no coercion, no none of those bad.sounding words." force All 4,400 midshipmen live In sprawLing Bancroft Hall - Public Records of Seminole County, Florida. PICk A DEAL. with large o.ka. 3.100 -- ________________ 331000. -- _______ Area •BSttertflannew. $150 Mo. No Pets 104 PatmettoAve. HOUSEIç,EEPER 6. Care for semi intralid. Some short days. On TransportatIon. 322 359a. - Sanford - I BORM Furnished Apt. + service on plaintiff's attorney or Day I NlP,t.313.S)44 immediately thereatter other. wise a default will be entered Nurse Eap in child care will keep children, newborn tO tO against you for. the relief yrs , day or night. Reas. rateS demanded in th. complains. Winter SprIngs. 531-7130+ The property proceeded agalr*t Robert J. Lesperance. Trust Olficer L Down Payment C1S for vow' loft Will build on your lot or our tot. V Enterprise, Inc. Ml Inc.. Realtor __________________________ !71 K Down '' - -- -- ST OWNER: ATTENTION ' BATEMAN REALTY tNVI$TORS OR pious. SIONAL 2111 Sq. Ft. of living Lic. Real Estate Broker $PöCI Zoned curbs, 5(33 Sdrm. l's 2FeO Sanford Av• BillS. Formal Dining room. 321-0739 Large Eat In Country Kitchen, ) Flreplaces.SP.cicusRooms.. WASHINGTON OAKS, still Encloi.d Porches, Utility Dswn unds PHA movesyovin. Shed, Close to Downtown I IdIM. i' SeNt. Gara,, BuSiness Section. sa.oco. Call New Paint. Priced ts Sell. 131. 372 5477 Aft. S30 p m. 1134. - Homes lC.RIALISTATI.Pri$i INtl Proncti AVSq $eaIerl • OwnerHeiding A P.rcef's. P*vd Road, 4t0 required. $115 Mo 332 _______________ ______-.. - KIT 'N' CARLYLE ' by Larry Wright 41--Houses - VA-FHA.233.Con. __________________________ _______________ $fllY C. CAMPIILL Private. Close In. References Motel Night Auditor Euperlence a m Call Kathy 3713 or 17.52. 10N Dswn. Tatie Loanat1334Mo.Cs.$ ,,.A, Fully Carpeted. Rudy to ,*tsve In. Aft. 5* 333.7fl, m,. . Furnished Efllciescy Cottage Chlldrens age 417. Call Aft. 420. 322 2330. - 1W .3215153. .. ----------------- .. ______________________ for wanted - •1 _______________ 41-Houses New3IR,ISIThH.m. Witticuslsm PHase VA Call 312.3217 7SIIS.Frw'ichAv,. 37)3321 2 Bdrm. I Bath, Dining Rm • Lge. Living Rm.,- QuiqI Box 354, Altarnonte Springs, FIa. 32101. - __._- _-- Village Inn. and .ALLFLORIDA REALTY URGENTLY NEED DEPEND ABLE PSON whocan wvr _________ Cocklsand horad'oeuvres and entertainment unvolved five males, four of them seniors sources at the academy said Tuesday. kVERT 0*'! I BARGAIN DAY IN THE WANT ADS. 322. ai-!mfl or S3lSS3. Evening Herald Babysitting The East 63 feet of Lot 10, Block we have been hired and for REPRESEPIYATIVE 6-A--Haalthi. Beauty E, SEMINOLE NIGHTS, *C- ____________________________ whichwearebeingpald," Ms. HAROLD A. WARD Ill,,,, Ward cording to the plal thereof, as of Winderweedle, Hair, Krug said. recorded In Plal look I, Page 2. I Woodma'n, PA. MONDAY, DECEMBER15 munity Coordinated Child Care for Central Florida, annual meeting and dinner, 7p.m., Harley Hotel, Orlando. Election of officers. Speaker, Alvin Taylor,secretaryo(FloridDepartmento(Healthand RehabilithU Sáv TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1$ 7:30 . Oeautifullypaneted2 Bdrm. Apt. 1213MoEIec,0tht5d,,1 • I U46Si1 - Babysittlng'+ 'light , house keeping, Refer.. required Good pay. 372 2121 Aft. 12p.m I I site, good health, good Oil company In SANFORD _______________________ education. New in area would area. We train. Write T. H. DeBary. Lovely large 1 like to meit financially secure Dick. Pres., Southwestern Bedroom. Air, Ideal for SeotOr lady Age SO to 70 'fri For Petroleum. Boa 755, Ft. Worth, Cet.sens. 372.0054 or Ml ö4$ Dating and companionship. Ta. 76101. __________________________ Repiy to Boa No 77. Co _____________________________ - YOU ARE NOTIFIED that en _______________________ action for foreclosure of a mor Lost Female White CockaPoo Igage has been filed agairwt you Iurisdiction of the court. Puppy, in vicinity of 13th 1 ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND end you are reIrsd to serve a M-,tle. Mon., Dec. 1 3735345 OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED CAP'! of your written defenses, If _________________ WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. any, to It on Donald R. Corbefl, Date of the first publication of attorney for plaintiff, whose ad 6-Child Care this Notice of Administration: mets ii P.O. BOa 2363. Orlando, ' Florida, on or before December Decem to, 1s+ 22. 1510 and file the orIginal with Spur of the bnoment bàbys,fling. 4RNETT BANKS TRUST By: - Pafl'nefto. Boa 316-A, Portland, Tenn. and JAMES SHUFFLER, In Care Of Route I, Boa 42A, Smlthsbw'g, qualifications of the personal represenlative, or the venue or - Nicely furn Remodeled ,a. c,1Or$tqd. Linens 3. mAid Noon The Do9 Before Publication -.--- -------- p.m., Longwood - :SANF0Rt)hh1' wkl monthly rates Util I'nC èt , oo_Oa. Adults Ill lU) DEADLINES LONELY? Write "Gel A Mate" Dating Service. All ' - - - -• I', - -ages. water. F1 33111. - I. 414$ouses ROOM -' P11/. Ifltrl. complifely furnished senior nIzen o' young .manSUOpI( mo. 323.B 520 PM 1:00 AM MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY S-Noon 3 Linet Minimum _______________________ __________________________ contingent or unliouidated, the THI.-I$tti JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN nature of the uncertainty shall be AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, stated. If the claim 5 Wcw'ed, the I FLORIDA Security shall be described. The CIVIL NO. 10310L'CA. 13-K claimant shall delIver sufficient WALTER P. SCHAFER at Ut copies of the claim to the clerk to Plaintiff Columbus," and Sidney charges against the librarian if any minors had been allowed to check out the books. Ms. Krug said under Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce IllitIflhs Parade, 10 am., Downtown Sanford. CelebratIon, 7:30 ---- -. 29-Rooms RATES IflIIII ...............J8C HOURS 1 -=------- - CLASSIFIED DEPT .. The Thankful People Who Use Herald Classified 322-261 1 Jam Wou'd like to share my 3 'oom. I Bith Hone. For Info, call Mrs. Bowls 327-Nil. - Orlando - Winter Pork Seminole BY JUM I Curtis basis for the claim, the name -I __ 3. 10. ICO and the amount Publish ,%t fl ''I D,cernDer '•'" claimed If the claIm Is not __________________________ due, the date When it will become to each personal representative. SUSAN H. CRUZE if al All persons interested In the Defendants estate to whom a copy of this NOTICE OF ACTION NoliceofAdministrationhasb.sn TO: SUSAN H. CRUZE,Wolfviile, mailed are required, WITHIN Road, Rouli I. Boa 62*. THREE MONTHS FROM THE $mlttssburg, Maryland 3l733 lians,,,demanded. that Harold Robbins' "The Lonely Lady," Philip Roth's "Goodbye p.m., St. Richards .. Evening Herald, sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Dec. 10. lf,O-flB To Str County, Florida Prokete Division, HARDY and PATRICIA HARDY, SISTER, Inc. Christmas Party, 11:30 a.m., home of Vivian Buck, 1411 S. Park Ave., Sanford. ___ FRIDAY, DECEMBER12 University of Central Florida Commencement, 7 pm., UCF gymnasiwn, SpeakerOrlandô Mayor Bill ?reoerlc. - - ________________________________________- _____________________ that contain ideas "with ttse addresi of which is Seminole hiswtfe..arethe Defendants. I will which the complainants County Courthouse, Sanford, sell to the highest and bst bIdder -_________ -. .xApartmeflts Unfurn.shed Florida. The personal repres.n. for cash in the l00bi' at the West 44 or feel are LrnIa'oper tativeol the-estate is BARNETT door of thi Seminole County . 1$Helpi*sd 3-Cen'ter1es _________ ___ ___________________ ________ to make available RCTC*3 the BANKS TRUST COMPANY, N.& Courthouse In Sanford. Seminole . E'nloy country livIng?') Bdrm. whose address IS P.O. sos 1000, County, Florida, at 1100 AM. 0(5 board." Fully Esperienced Seamstress apts. Olympic St. Pool. Winter Park. FL 27750. TM isams the 22nd day of December. 1500, - Sacrifice. 2 Choice burial spaces followin-descrlbed property k, Must be Qualified s,ienandoah Village. OpenS. in Oaklawn Memorial M*fl3' of the complainant.s, and address of the personal •31.I2 Full or Part lIme set forth In the Final Judgment. Uo0 ia 3n4Wa. 323.2120., + she said, VinWy themselves representative's attorney are p Lot ID, Block 11, Tier H. TOWN -- -- ____________________________________ . bet. - U mflberi of the Moral Earn Extra Money Park Ave. I BR, air, ceramic All pii'wts having claims or OF SANFORD, according to the 4-Personals Majority. - - bath, $115. I BR + den, i21o. mandl agairwt the estate are Put thefiof as recorded in Plat AduttS. 141-7113. "g ( past three or fotw required, WITHIN THREE Book I, Page ItS. Public Records . ONATTACHEO7 Meet ne fl0ILCoka,tY. Florida,,. Withan Evening Herald years, we have had an fNTHS FROM THE DATE OF compatible companions ir. Dated this 1st day of December, Mariner's Village on Lake *. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF paper route. Depen. . ., Santor area. average of three to five THIS NOTICE, to file wtth the 112 Bedroom Apts. from 1705. elaborate, conlidentlll and dab), auto neided pius (SEAL i Located 17-52 lust South of complaints a week," she said. - Clerk of the above court a written dignif led nationwIde System, ARTHUR H. aEcKwITH. p, cash bond. Airport Blvd. in Sanford. All "We are onw averaging three statement of any claim or demand Free literature. Dating of CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT Mutt5 3231470. they may have. Each claim must Pmtige, WillismstOwn, Mass. tO five complaints daily." COURT ____________ Call 322•2611 belnwrt$lngandmustindicateths Free Low Calorie Wok Cooking p.m., The Diet W&kshop Store, 434 Center, State Road 434, longwood, Second Assinal Lnkla Super Swin Classic AWARDS NIGHT,-P.M.,HowardJohnson,l-4and, Highway 0, Orlando. ., _____ CLASSIFIED ADS .CHICAGO (UPI) - ( fl NELLE C. WHITE, SAMMIE HARDY and PATRICIA plaints about books In xiblic NOTICIOPADMINISTRATION HARDY. his wife, Defendants. libraries have Increased fiveTO ALL PERSONS HAVING NOTICE OF SALE OR DEMANDS fold Mtxe the electlon of CLAIMS NOTlCEisgiventhat pursuant AGAINST THE ABOVE EST4TE a AND ALL OTHER PRSOP4S to the Final Judgment dated the Reagan, Ronald the INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: 21t des' of November, INO. in for spokeswoman HERESY Case No. IO23lCAOS•K of the YOU ARE American Library NOTIFIED that the ad. Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Association said today. . ministration of the estate of JUtChui Circuit in and for File Seminole County, Florida. in jth Krug said libraries NELLE C. WHITE. Cultural Affairs to acquaint artists, cultural organluticms and others pith federal avafiable,9:30 am. to 3p.m., First Unitarian Osurth, 1815 E. Robtron St., Orlando. Fir information - - __________________________________________ l0B-EvetngHerald.Sanford,Fl. Wsdnssday,Dec.io,DsO StaxllgbtPromeuaden,8p.m.,DeBaryCtxnmunhty Center Shell Road. Sanford AA Beglssers, 8:30 p.m., 1301 W. First St. . . - WEDNESDAY,DFCEMBER1I Sanf.rd Rotaract, 7:30 p.m. Florida Power & Ught, 301 N. Myrtle Ave., Sanford. Overeaters Aneeymoi, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte MaU - Sign Painting ________________________ ____________________________ C.enlle Bent Signs Specializing ______________ ____________ "Ouse Panting 'flier in Vruk lettering and 3 Dimensional Slyro Foam letteyi Reasonable 725337. Ask for GenII, Ben & •, iq or & (.utler Work Over 10 Yrt Expenienc. Uniled Panl,qS All S pr 5.31 155$ I % ( I"., I.i%5 Nr,r. ','ai.on,,l,ir pr.cc's 5 ,r', t- * kenriClh I"boll 32.2 3239 AflytiPyi $yrpn ylii.,',i. Tree Service ______________________________________ _________________ TREE TRIMMING, removal, lot learing. Irish, debris hauled _______ _______ Painflnga A 4 Slzemore Tv50 Serstice lic Bonded 31 Yrl Eup F,ee Est Firewood Pt'esstjr.tlsamng ---- lister,or.Euhe,eor fREE ESTIMATES 3235532 _________________________ I _________________________ _____ - I Vinyl Cleaning _____ _____________________________ ,., Pit W1 V & (,u L All 5 + UjIl t. t'liijwr (oS TOM iN SUIt.? ION (0 )fl 1241 Free es? 4I$3r 1)4 4'S PAPE RP4ANGING 34 Yes Lap. Work guaranteed, Lic Free Lit 141-4541 ' IrQlS5flil V+nfl ri House (leaning. "aket an, lea?n,r,fle or vinyl Surlace look like new For Free I's? 12) 1641 Eei All p �4 . I . . . .. .. - . p. - , ' . . - .. . . . - 2A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. .., . Del téna Man - Un,I'l kely To Be Prosecuted A 2.year-old Deltona man who allegedly 766 Elwood St., Deltona. forced an Ciando.bound ane to make an She said Co(ol was coming to live with her emergency landing in Jacksonville Wed- and his father on a physician's recoinnesday morning probably will not be mendation. prosecuted, law enforcement officers said W)ile staying with a brother In New York today. ol had stopped taking redicat1on needed Christopher Cotol, who police say y threatened to kill a stewardess of an Eastern to maintain a chemical balance his she said. Airline flit from Atlanta early ça morning, became angry because he failed'Io Federal authorities said they would not take medication, said his mother, Rose Cobol, prosecute Cobol, who is now in Jacksonville's WORLD IN BRIEF C. VenezuIa, Kuwait Foresee -•• Oil Price Hike At Summit — I . • i . . Polish Party FlexeS Tongue -+ .-- •. -. WARSAW, Poland (UP!) Reacting t am,uer potential challenge by the nation's tndepedent union movement, the rotisn communist Fatty today declared Itself strong enough to consolidate lii power and fight off tie opposition. At the same time, the chairman of the Polish nalists association accused the majority of Western reporters of frightening the world "with false nformation and interpretations." "A lot is happening on the wires, on the television screens and on the radio," Stefan Bra tokowski wrote in the newspaper Zycle Warizawy, "but nothing here." "Our party is strong enough to remove from Its leadership those people who were responsible for the economic and social crisis," the party newspaper Trybuna Luda said, "At the same time the party Is capable of staunchly opposing forces which treat the agreement between workers and the state which ended the August strikes as a aprho.rd-for activities against the principles of the Polish system and Its alliances." — . + - , - + Widow Implicates Mao - .. Prime Rate Boosts Dollar LONDON (UPI) The American dollar opened higher again today on European. foreign exchanges, surglng through the 2 mark barrlerin Frankfurt, inthe wake of higher bank prime rates overnight. The vafe of the dollar br ough t the price of gold down again on the Zurich and London bullion markets. "The dollar continued to make headway on moderately active foreign exchange markets while sterling held up well also against other major •4urrenc1es," said a Barclays Bank .Intarnational de aler — . - :.. . ... .-..,-.• -- WEATHER _____ NATIONAL REPORT: A Wait of arctic cold Invaded Creat Lakes reglcxi,causing snow.quails south and east ofthe lakes that reduced visibility and produced heavy accumulatlonsinsocne areas. Sault Ste. Marie, Mich,, received 3 of snow late Wed nesday and travel advisories were Inches I for upper Michigan near Lake Superior. National ,Weather Service said up to 6 inches of anow would fall near j..ake Erie In northwestern Pennsylvania today. : AREA READINGS 1 a.m.): temperature: ; overnight iow:55; Wednesday's high: 61; barometric pressure: 30.16; "relative humidity: 73 percent; winds: north at 10 mph. FRIDAY TIDES: UAY1UrA lIJtUt: mgns, 10:31 Lm., :11:25 p.m.; lows, 4:24 a.m., 5:06 p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: ,hlghs, 10:49 a.m., 11:17 p.m.; lows, 4:15 am., 4:57 p.m.; 'BAYPORT: highs. 3:12a.m.,5:lOp.m.; lows, 10:26 a.m., 10:41 P.111. BOATING FORECAST: St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet, Out II) Miles: Winds becoming northwesterly IS knots today and northerly 1010 15 knots tonight then variable mostly northeast 10 knots Friday. Seas 2 to 4 feet near shore and 3 to 5 feet offshore today and tonight. A few showers today becoming partly :cloudy by Friday. AREA FORECAST: Mostly cloudy and cooler today. Becoming partly cloudy and colder tonight. Generally fair and 'coot Friday. Highs mostly near 70. Lows tonight in the 40s. Winds west to northwest 1010 15 mph today becoming nor: therly and diminishing tonight. ,. HOSPITAL NOTES : (I'Miell W 1 4 . : ,' .. boy. Sanford DISCHARGES Mat Ions A Ba995 Sanford M Brady Debra Brown James Morris Kathy I Bishop. Eunice L Blake Naomi Lee F lImon Mary I P,kIarane, Altamonte 'Sprungs -:1 Fistr i clo Longwood BIRTHS John •"o Jani s Brady. a baby Sanford ' Day, Jewell W Setsor . EIiJ Dickn, Oebry , " Mayan R McCun, Deltona Either R' Crawford. Lake Mary ' John Turner, Deltonà Ov'.dn Leola 1,11, . A By United Press International The prime rate jumped up another "painful" poin'. and one economist said it may go as high as 25 percent. Banks almost uniformly Wednesday hiked the prime lending rate that they charge their best corporate borrowers to 20 percent, matching the record high reached last spring. "Every notch up in the prime means a deeper and more pr olonged slowdown in businessactivity. Virtually everyone from the home buyer to the largest corporate borr ower will find the current high rates painful," said David M. Jones, economist for Aubrey C. Lanston & Co. in New York. Wall Street counselor A. Gary Shilling said high interest rates this; year will be reflected in a business slowdown in 1961, leading to layoffs that would hit ha rdest among young people who are now "borrowing to the hilt" to finance homes and start families. Shilling said the prime will "peak" at 25 percent. But Cobol was quickly rtinoved from the When she refused, he became angry, or. aircraft, police say. I • • • • ' S . . , S 2 Lennon Fans Commit ' Thursday, Dec. it, 1tSO-3A Suicide~- . 'jj By United Press International wealth, which is estimated in Britain at up to that the Beatles were more popishli than Jesus John Lennon" she said. Two fans of slain ex.Beatle John Lennon, $240 million in property and valuables in co- Christ. "I'm very, very sorry that this had to despondent over his death, committed suicide ownership with his wife. "I can remember him saying, 'Who the hell happen. Sorry for Yoko and her son, Sean, and in separate incidents, police say. Lennon named his wife ezectitrjxof the will, are they to compare themselves toJes"J that her husband had to die." Colleen Costello, 16, of Brooksville, Fla., responsible for seei.g all the tiovisons are harped on It a little. He thought they were Asked what message she would like to. died of an overdose of pills after hearing of carried out. A petition of probate, filed along being arrogant," Moore said. convey to her husband, Mrs. Chapman said: Lennon's murder. Michael E. Craig, 30, otSalt with the will, named Lennon's son, Sean, 5, Chapman grew up in the Atlanta area, "I would tell him, I love you." Lake City, who told Friends he was extremely and Julian, 17, from his previous marriage, where he learned to play the guitar, grew his Mrs. Chapman, the former Gloria H. Abe, a upset over the singer's death, put a handgun in The 40-year-old singer and songwriter hair long, played in a rock band and collected graduate of Kailua High School, was married: his mouth and pulled the trigger, owned luxury apartments, mansions, estates, all of the Beatles albums. to Chapman In June 1979. Friends said: Mrs. Jean Costello said Wednesday that she farms, pure-bred cattle, a twin-engine t'1e Chapman clearly took control of the wedding, found her daughter dead on the floor of her and a 62-foot yacht. Chapman's BlUer allowing nochairsand serving no liquor the. bedroom when she came home for lunch He also owned 25 percent of Apple Records, HONOLULU UPI) Gloria Chapman,• wile reception For about 100 guests. Tuesday afternoon. which holds copyrights to the Beatles' music, Colleen had been deeply depressed since her and received $12 million a year in royalties. of the accused killer of John Lennon, says she McCartney Lennon owned a farm and seven other loves and can forgive her husband, but as a father's suicide in February, "but Lennon's death was the straw that broke the camel's parcels of land In the Catskills resort area in Beatles fan mourns 'the death of the singercomposer. LONDON (UPI) back," she said un.state New York, Paul McCartney hired a "In the Christian belief, forgiving Is one of security firm to guard his country estate: Hernando County Sheriff's Major Ch uck the greatest things," the calm Mrs. Chapman,. within 24 hours of tbr killing of his former Crosy said preliminary autopsy' reports Chapman 29, told reporters Wednesday. "I can't recall IIeatle's partner Jillin Lennon, a London' showed the girl died of an overdose of pills, NEW YORK (UPI)_ Mark David Chapman when I've not forgiven Mark." newspaper reportej today. although the type of drug had not been lived in a rock in' roll fantasy world and once Her 25-year-old husband, Mark David' A pair of $240-a-day security guards are determined. He said a suicide note found near angrily denounced John Lennon and other Chapman, an avid Beatles fan, is accused of patroling the grounds and screening visitors at. the body said the was "depressed about the Beatles members f or comparing the group's gunning down the rock Idol In front. cifhis -. the pop star's country home In Sussex, SGmiles - killing of John Lennon up in New York." importance to that of Jesus Christ. eclusive New York apartment building south of London, the Daily Mail said. Mrs. Costello said she heard about Lennon's Yet he was infatuated with Lennon and the Monday- night. McCartney's house will be guaided whether: death as she was preparing for work Tuesday Beatles. Wearing a navy blue skirt and blouse, Mrs. he and his family are staying there or not, it morning. '1 thought it was better she hear it Two days before Lennon was slain, the 25- Chapman, a local Hawaiian woman of said. front me rather than over the radio. She year-old exsecurity guard from Honolulu, who Japanese descent, said she did not feel bitter Don Murfett, head of the security company. idolized him." is charged with shooting and killing the rock about what had happened and hoped "some that supplied the guards, said he advised , She said Colleen took the news hard, but star, told a New York City taxi driver that he good can come out of it," McCartney to notify him of all the family's seemed to recover and told her mother she was the engineer for Lennon's new record "Being a Beatles fan, I mourn the death of travel schedules, the report said. would he all right, so Mrs. Costello went to album. work. The cabbie, Mark Snyder, also said Chap. S I ll. Police said Craig died about 11:35 pm. man claimed to have been the engineer for the Tuesday from a .25-caliber bullet wound in the Rolling Stones for 10 years. I)uringthe tax. 4 Pc, Bedroom Sol head. trip Saturday, Chapman had Snyder stop twice 1 Dresser, Mirror, 9 in the neighborhood where Lennon lived before Chest, Headboard, Lennon Amassed $30 Million his final destination in Greenwich Village, Walnut Finish. Snyder's story was one of scores of NEW YORK IUPII John Lennon con- recollections that suggest much of Chapman's sidered himself a "working-class hero" but life was organized around rock music and an amassed a personal fortune of at least $30 overwhelming obsession with the Beatles. million. David Moore, a YMCA executive from The former Beatle left half his estate to "my Rg. Comparable Chicago, said he had known Chapman for six beloved wife," Yoko Ono, and the rest to a months during 1975. when Chapman worked at $319 Price trust fund the Lennons established Nov. 12, a YMCA resettlement camp for Vietnamese,, 1979, the (lay the will was made. refugees in Arkansas. The will, filed Wednesday in Surrogate's Moore said Chapman played Beatles music Court in Manhattan, disposes only of Lennon's constantly, but that--he once dendunced the MATCHING personal fortune - and not 'all of his real group for a comment by Lennon suggesting ., . I : — . Adds Security — Created Fantacles . - . . - - Reagan To Meet Blacks WASHINGTON (UP!; Ronald Reagan gets another chance to assure blacks he is sensitive to their concerns, meeting this time with a group of black' leaders who have long opposed his presidential ambitlons. Today's visitors to the president-elect's temporary headquarters include the Rev. Jesse Jackson of the Chicago-based Operation PUSH; the Rev. Joseph Lowery, head of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference; and Benjamin Hooks, executive director of the NAACP, among others. "I think the governor has been able to allay some of the fears we have been feeling as minorities in terms of how he will react to them-whether or not he is going to be president of all the people of the United States rather than just a small segment," said black Maryland state Sen. Mis Allen, who was among 10 blacks and 15 Hispanics who met with Reagan Wednesday. - WASHINGTON UPh.- The Senate put off completion of its final term project until today, stirring hope that the lame duck 96th Congress could go home by Friday. Bogged down by almost 60 amendments to the "continuing resolution" that would provide funds for federal agencies whose regular appropriations were not passed, the Senate planned to finish work on them today. Senators also were to consider whether to accept a disputed revenue sharing bill from the House and then wait until conferees from both houses forged a single resolution. The process could be completed Friday afternoon, but If It Is not, both houses will have to return Monday,, the last day before funding expires for many agencies. FIRE II 308, CUB SCOUTS OF UNIT IS. GIRL OF AMERICA PACK SCOUTS ha INTERNATIONAL NO $32 AMERICA ORANGE BLOSSOM MARCHING UNIT MASONS AND OES FLOAT UNIT MARCHING UNIT 31 CROOMS HIGH SCHOOL 420 INTERNATIONAL ISa GIRL SCOUTS OF BAND MASONS AND OES 7 CARS • , ENTRY) The Secretary of the ANNAPOLIS, Md. (UPI) Navy ultimately may decide what to do about the six rnidllisipmen accused in the Naval Academy's hottest sex scandal since women were first admitted, an academy official says. Although no criminal charges are lnIolved, the six four seniors, a junior woman and a freshman could be found guilty of "conduct unbefitting an officer of the naval service" and could be expelled. — — — Witch Guilty In Scalding - - CHICAGO (UPI) A self.proclainied witch, incensed at her male roommate because he tortured her pet cats, was found guilty of scalding him and leaving him to suffer unattended until his death six days later. Cook County Court Judge Frank B. Machala Wednesday convicted Ybonne Klelnfelder, 45, of murder in the death of John Coiner. Corner, who was found lying naked on the floor of the couple's apartment May I, was critically burned over 50 percent of his hod)- . The 46-year-old pinball machine tester for Rally Manufacturing Co, had been lying there six days without treatment or food, authorities said. ' -' 7 Pc, SET - - r" — LI : N :Ig 31a CROOMS HIGH SCHOOL 43 SANFORD MIDDLE CHURCH MARCHING UNIT 77 MIDWAY ELEMEN SCHOOL FLOAT FFA SCHOOI BAND éOs NEW BETHEL BAPTIST TARY SCH OO L FLOAT '6 32 SOUTHERN BELL 44 BOY SCOUTS OF CHURCH CAR 75. MILWEE LYMAN HIGH SCH OO L MIDDLE TELEPHONE FLOAT AMERICA TROOP NO SOS 61 SUPER * DRUGS FLOAT SCHOOL BAND BAND 3) SANFORD GYMNASTICS MARCHING UNIT 67 SANFORD AUTO PARIS 95 SANTA CLAUS 79 F10WEPS BY 2 Local Men Held In Sale Of Cocaine Lucie Arnaz Has Baby Boy - A Sanford man and an Oviedo man have been arrested along with five others on charges the) were involved in the sale of a pound of cocaine to Orange County agents Wednesday night. Jamne6 N. Palagar, 21, of 106 HighIlirkI Court. Sanford, and Thomas Wright, of Oviedo. were among the persons arrested shortly after 7 p.m. when Metropolitan Bureau of Investigation agents raided a house at the corner of 40th Street and Rio (randi, Avenue, in Orlando. Bureau Director Ed Paden said an undercover agent had litade a deal to buy a pnund,,cJ cocaine from the seven persons in the house just before agents closed in and made the arrests. A pound of high-grade marijuana was found III a LIII wised I ll the raid, he added. Sean Thomas, 19, of Winter Park. Lonnie Lou. 19, of Miami. Terry 1'. Olear), 20, of Miami, and two Orlando jus emLes were also arrested in the raid. All were charged with trafficking fit cocaine and held at the Orange County Jail. GK(CFJ( PLEADS NII('ONTEST A Casselberry grocer could spend up to six months in jail If te is caught selling misbranded and unapproved food during the first half of 1961. Eddie Roque, 23, owner of Florida Discount Salvage, 133 S. l)we Highway, pleaded no contest last week to four counts of selling improper food items from his store, which specializes in boxed and canned goods salvaged from various sources. Roque was sentenced by County Judge Wallace Hall to serve six months unsupervised probation on the condition he 'dots not violate county health ordinances during that tune. He was also ordered to pay $100 court costs to the count). Ro(pe waA cited by county health Inspectors for selling misbranded food, sellling unapproved and spoiled food and falling 10 provi necessary refrigeration for goods on hand. - - SANFORD BURGLARS PLEAD GUILTY Two men charged with burglarizing more than a dozen Sanford businesses pleaded guilty Monday to committing five of the crimes In return for a bargained jail sentence. The guilty pleas of l'hrisopler Mullins, 18, of Lake Mary, and Donald E. Collins, 20, of 2811 Grove Drive, Sanford, are expected by prosecutors to lead pleas from five other persoqs arrested when Sanford police broke up what they called a itiajor theft ring Oct, 20. Assistant State Attorney Don Marbiestone said in return for the pleas, Mullins and Collins agreed to accept seven-year jail sentences followed by 18 years on probation. The two are also charged with repaying the victims of the crimes the) pleaded guilty to and the other crimes they were diard with for stolen goods. Prosecutors said negotiations are almost concluded to accept similar pleasfrop the others arrested on strings of similar charges. ' Sanford police said the arrest of an alleged drug dealer4ence led them to arrest Mullins; Collins Richard I. Heaps Jr., 16, of Sanford; Ronald Alcott, X. of Sanford; Brian Dyson, Sanford; Ernie Bohannon, 23, Sanford; and an unidentified juvenile. Detectives say since the ar rests the burglary rate has dropped in the citr JUVENILE ARRESTED ON THREE CHARGES Brian Jaskowiak, 16 of 2266 King Edward Court, Winter Park, was arrested last week and charged with possession of a controlled substance under 20 grams, unlawful use of a license and posaesaacm of an altered driver's license, police say. Jaskowiak tried to enter ABC Lounge, at State road S-600 and 436 in Casselberry, by displaying an altered driver's license, police say. The manager of the lounge called police. During the search, officer's removed less than 20 grams of marijuana from Jaskowiak. The youth was released to his mother, Annie Jaskowiak. - MRS, MARTHA BUSH seven grandchildren and Mrs. Martha L Bush, 79, of eight great.grandchjln Escambia Drive, Sanford, Grankow Funeral Home is died Monday at Florida in charge of arrangements, Hospital-Orlando. Born in Jamestown, N.Y., she came here in 1953 from lakeland. She is a member of the is Rebekah Lodge of Falconer, BUSH MRS. MARTHA L. Funeril se r vices oar Mrs. SCH(X)LTEACHEJ(ARJIESTEIJ N.Y. Martha L Bush. i, Of $7) A l.)man High School teacher was arrested Saturday and Survivors include her (scamaa Dri v e. Sanford. who charged with carrying a concealed firearm. Ca.lberr) died Monday husband, Elton C., of Sanford; at Florid i police say. Hospitil Orlando, was held daughter, Mrs. Burnell Ball, I006y 41 I p m of Gramkow Richard Acosta, 38, of 113 Gem Road, Longwood, was in the Sanford-. socs, Richard Cook, Funeral Home Chapil with lhl 141' Champ convience Store, State Road 436 and Jasmine St. --------------------------------(].amberehj'g, Pa., Lter Rev Robert D'ckn*, f ICiaIin when the store manager saw a gun sticking out of Acosta's BurIal fl Oakiawn E. Bush, Orange City, and memorial Park pocket. Gramko. Deliert .1. Ru.h Sanfn,vl. 'U'WYI, Home in ' - Fvfl.rál No fic. . - . . - - ------- .- - -- --- - -- - -- - - Children To Get $52 Million ------- ---' -•--- PENSACOLA, Flat(UPI) In what is believed to be the largest wrongful death settlement In the nation's history, two children whose parents were killed by ammonia fumes from a derailed train will get $52.15 million. "We're told it is the largest non-contingent settlement made for a rongfW death in this country," said Fred Levin, ore of three attorneys who handled the case for 8-year-old Daisy Thorshov and her 4-yearold brother, GamGee. 'Die $52.15 million will be paid to the Thorshov children in 30 annual installments that were arranged by tax consultants. — + AREA DEATHS - de ACCIDF.N'TALSHOOTING REPORTED An Orlando man needed emergency room treatment after accidentally shooting himself at a Ctiuluota shooting range Thursday, deputies say. Warren Stollbers, 23, was treated at Orlando Regional Medical Center for the bullet in his right calf, deputies say Stollbers told deputies he was holding his .V caliber pistol towards the ground while waiting to fire at the Chuluota Sportsman's Club Range at 3 p.m. 1A)S AM;ELES iUII f - Actress Iucie Arnaz gave birth to a boy, the first grandchild of Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz. Miss Arnaz, wife of actor Laurence t.uckinbill, had an eight pound, 61 7 ounce, boy who will be named Simon Thomas Luckmbill. a spokesman announced Wednesday. Desi Arnaz Jr., the comedienne's son and brother of Miss Arnaz, was sued for divorce Wednesday by linda Purl Arnaz, who cited irreconcilable differences as reason for ending her Il-month marriage. The manager contacted an off-duty policeman doing laundry next door to the store. The officer called a uniformed police officer and checked out the scene. Acosta told the officer he was carrying the weapon for protection saying his van had been broken Into twice and he feared for his life, officers said. Acosta was carrying a .25 caliber pistol. He was charged with carrying a concealed firearm and transported to the Seminole County Jail. , Is" ANY SIZE INNE PRING MATTRESS & FOUNDATION SLEEP SOFA WITH CHAIR _ - Heroin Story A Shocker NEW YORK (UPI i The "junkies" ABC's Geraldo Rivera interviews tonight on the network's "20-20" news magazine aren't all hopeless, ghetto-bound dregs of humani. ty. Many of them are upper middle class whites who have learned, to their peril, that heroin is no racist, To say that Rivera's (locuni e n t a r y, "Chasing the Dragon," is a shocker would be an understatement, and the controversial Rivera is not given to that sort of thing. What he has given himself to this timpe would give cold chills to a terminal cynic. Rivera, who lived on New York's lower east side in 1970 when the nation's first great heroin epidemic" crawled out of "I'be French ConnWtlon" made famous by Gene Hackman ii the barely fictionalized movie, said at that time an infusion of ) tons of pure Turkish heroin added 700,000 new addicts to the national drug wreckage. "Now it's coming from the golden crescent Iran, Afghanistan and Pakistan," he said l'uesday "It comes to 1,600 tons and that could hi' the worst heroin epidemic in the history- of the planet." Chillingly, Rivera makes his point, taking his producer-brother, ('rag Rivera, with a — - - - .t $I2 R.9. $219 hidden camera from the opium factories of Pakistan to Rome, where hypodermic needles litter the banks of the 'Fiber the way beer cans litter a Corey Island beach. lie also takes the undercover lens to drug buys in Newark, N.J., and on the lower East Side in what had to be an operation calculated to get his life insurance canceled. But in ills his Interviews with the young and the affluent that hit the hardest. In the self-defensive cynicism of a much less-than-perfect world, heroin seems more at home in a rat-infested tenement. It takes on a new horror in the living rooms of the jet set where smoking the stuff "chasing the dragon," as devotees call the lethal practice now is the chic lifestyle. I thought, 'I can handle it," explains the beautiful television producer wife of a well. to-do music prornotor husband. "I found out, I can't." Rivera said t he na tion's lAg city death rate to drug overdose has risen 92 per cent since 1978, and that hospital emergency room treatment for the same timing is up 146 per cent. That's a horror story that should have a mandatory audience. - 'L - L OIL _____ SWIVEL RO - - Many Styles, Fabrics a Cstsn, A5L.wAs ,' - 1. I , - FOR LAYAWAY 1 iff, r -,n., [I I ;F1 • 1202 . 'LAYAWAY' FOR CHRISTMAS d I I -1_1 BUY DIRECT __________ I FINANCINGJ UP TO I 36 MO. SAVEI Open Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. -s Site 9PdOOfl• Closed Wed..Sun, 207 MAGNOLIA AVE. PH. 323.0440 DOWNTOWN • -- 194 - '. OUTLET AND iv $74' 9*12. FURNITURE i ICHRISTMAS I - PEG. PRICE ROOM-SIZE RUGS Various Colors . $9 ___ - SANFORD I ti Reagan To Name Regan To Post'? no VOTE TU ESDAY, DECEMBER 16 SANFORD CIVIC CENTER VOTE A.A. "Mac" wAsIHN(;mN UP! I ['resident-elect Ronald ltcagarl promises to announce some of his Cabinet appointees today, arid sources said they would include New York stockbroker Donald I'. Regan as treasury secretary. Former Gen. Alexander hlaig was reported still in line to become secretary of state in the new a(tnilnistration The president-eleit, in Washington for four days to nieei with advisers and supporters, kept mtiumn again Wednesday. telling reporters only, '1 think tomorrow I Thursday I you'll have some news Sources close to III' transition team 5411(1 ('Igtlt flIililIfl('t', would hi' nanwd at an afternoon news conference, Including Regan, 61, chairman of Mcmli Lynch & Co., the largest U S brokerage Finn, as treasury secretary Haig was not on the list of those to be announced today, but the former NATO commander and Richard Nixon's chief (If staff was close to being chosen secretary of state, sources said They said Haig net Wednesday night with three top Reagan advisers. The sources-said the others to be announced were: -Caspar Weinberger, Nixon's secretary of health, education and welfare, to be defense secretary. -William French Smith of Los Angeles, Reagan's personal attorney, to be attorney general. -Drew Lewis, a Pennsylvania Republican arid national GOP official, to be transportation secretary. -Sen. Richard &tiweiker, H-Pa, to be secretary of health and human services. -Malcolm Ilaldrige, a Connecticut Republican and head of a manufacturing fIrm, to be commerce secretary. -William Casey, Reagan's campaign manager amid former chairman of the Secunties a nd Exchange Commission, to be CIA director. -Rep, David Storkman, It-Mich., to be director of the Office of Management and Budget. - McCLANAMAN Sanford City Commissioner Tuesday, Dec. 16, 1980 Dearr Sanford Voter I am asking you to take time to vole in the Sanford ('it)' Election on Tuesday. December 16, 1980 The voting will lake place in the Sanford Civic ('enter and I hi' [x)Ils will be open from 7 AM - to 71' lI IF you need transportation to the polls on Tues. Dec. 16th, 1980, please call mt' at , :122•5W2 or 23-1167. It you are going to be unable to get to the [mils on Dec. 16111 or plan to be out of town on that day, call me and I will assist you in obtaining an absentee ballot prior to the 161h. Let me again emphasize that YOUR ('it)' Government is big business, spending several million dollars each year. I want to be one of your city commissioners to ensure that those dollars are wisely spent and I will always be available For input and suggestions From you, the TAXPAYER. My background in FISCAL MANAGEMENT, PRI VATE B(SINESS and CITY GOVERNMENT coupled with my formal education in business and management qualifies me to BEST REPRESENT Y(fl' during these crucial inflationary times. Thank you For your consideration. Sincerely. A46 _1 Mysterious Sc allops Probed CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UPI) Scallops killed off mytenous1y in the Atlantic Ocean have been sent to a government laboratory in Charlestcxi,.S.C., for testing, according to a state Department of Natural Resources official. . . ' State scientists initially suspected red tide as the culprit, but tests of meat from the dead scallops turned up negative. Lacking sophisticated equipment, DNR turned to the National Marine Fisheries Service. — ZO DON'T GAMBLE ,,, T1 -CALL- + - TONY RU$$I INSURANCE + 3220285 .. A.A. Mac" McClanah an - P Paid Pal Adv Pd by Campaign Treasurer char95, -..-.-.---.-. e . SLOPPY JOE - CHORUS ?S. CUB SCOUTS OFA.MERICA UNIT 564 SEMINOLE SI SMITTYS SNAPPIN PACK NO 336 FLOAT TURTLE CAR . 76 EDUCATION ASSOCIATION 5$ + 71 MIDWAY ELEMENTARY CAR $0 NEW BETHEL BAPTIST SCHOOL MARCHING UNIT 'S DOWNEY CHRISTIAN + AMERICA ORANGE BLOSSOM UNIT VAN 6 CLOWNS OF AMERICA , FUN WORLD ALLEY (ROVING 6 Midshipmen Await Fate ,11 , I Congre's May Adjourn Soon DEPARTMENT S GRAND MARSHAL -I? CUB SCOUTS Or ASSOCIATION MARCHING 144 CUB SCOUTS OF CAR GAYNELLE CAR SANFORD FIRE CHIEF MAN AMERICA PACK NO UNIT AMERICA PACK NO 50, 62 SANFORD WOMAN'S •o, ST JOHNS YOUTH NING HARRIETT, MARCHING UNIT J3 SANFORD GYMNASTICS MARCHING UNIT CLUB CAR DEPARTMENT CAR 6 FLORIDA NATIONAL ha CUB SCOUTS OF ASSOCIATION TRUCK 43 SANFORD A ER 0 64. SOUTH SEMINOLE I RANDOM MOTION GUARD COLOR GUARD AMERICA PACK NO 237 CAR 34 - LONG WOOD FIRE MODELERS - MODEL AIR. MIDDLE SCHOOL BAND SCHOOL OF PERFORMING 7. AMERICAN FLAG, ALL IS W I N S E P PAP K DEPARTMENT PLANES AS. PINECREST ELEMEN ARTS MARCHING UNIT VETERAN ORGANIZATIONS. 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BPO S4a SANFORD EXPRESS SCHOO L CAR Fib SEMINOLE COUNTY 4 SCHOOL GIRLS VOLLEYBALL ASSOCIATION CAR ELKS CAR L T 0 VAN CLUB - I VANS. $28 PATHWAY CHRISTIAN CLUB - EQUESTRIAN TEAM ...... _____ .. lt_ P J..(S SCHOOL-OF AL BETA • $GMA-- - PHI S6b. SANFORD - EXPRESS SCHOOL 14 ST MATTHEWS MISSION CHEERLEADERS I39 SEMINOLE HIGH BATON MARCHING UNIT SANFORD CITY LTD VAN CLUB - 2 VANS COUNCIL BAPTIST CHURCH FLOAT MARCHING UNIT SCHOOL KEYFYTES 3 'BOY SCOUTS OF FLOAT Ill 37 ALL SOULS SCHOOL 14a ST MATTHEWS I3h SEMINOLE HIGH AMERICA TROOP NO $37 17 INTERNATIONAL MARCHING UNIT 91 MISSION BAPTIST CHURCH SEMINOLE EDUCATION SCHOOL ANCHOR CLUB FLOAT MARCHING UNIT MASONS AND DES MARCHING $1 ALL SOULS SCHOOL CAR ASSOCIATION MARCHING - I Wife Not + SANFORD 2 POLICE DEPARTMENT 3 SEMINOLE COUNTY SHERRIFFS DEPARTMENT ' . .- , Predicts Top Economist LINEUP SANFORD . - Prime Rate May Hit 25%, I PARADE BANNER - - The p made an emergency, landing before 6 am. at Jacksonville lnternationl Airport, where It was met by a contingent of police, 1J1 deputies and federal agents Cotol was aboard Flight 459 .when he who feared they might be responding to a 55tewd retrieve a bag he had stowedinntof On aaftJawhtficers hiJ.cki ISNCHRISTMAS PARADE + me Oec.mb.q is, I9$I ADMISSIONS IN BRIEF deiirtg her to retrieve it or he would kill her and destroy the plane they say. The Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce Christmas Parade will begin at 10 a.m. Saturday at San JuarfAvenue and move west on First Street to Laurel Avenue and north to Fulton Street where it will disband. Sanford Fire Chief G. Manning Harriett will be the grand marshal and the theme will be "Christmas in the Sunshine:" There will be 130 In the parade including 25 floats and eight bands. Units will line up at 9 a.m. tho hnnAt i n ,,,,, I', tha New Tribes Mission headquarters, the horses In front of the armory and the rest of the entries along the lakefront on Seminole' Boulevard. "George," the Central Florida Zoo's elephant, will be in the paradie as will the Tangerine Bowl queen and her court. Representing the city of Sanford will be Mayor lee Moore and Commissioner Julian Stenstrom. I — + - FLORIDA HIGHWAY PATROL. YP..IUMi (UPI) MUIIOfl5 Of UUfl Dt&N the widow of Mao Tse-tung, Jiang Qing, Say whatthecourt tryingherfortreasonfearsmost - that Mao instigated her actions, Jiang, 67, was shown on television Wednesday inyoklngthe name of the late Chairman Mao and the late Premier Chou En-lal at an earlier session of the court trying her and rne others. The court was In recess today. The argument of Mao's involvernent,Jiang'struqip card tnher own defense, was portrayed as Ineffectual bcuaeitcameatthewrong,tme,againsttlwwrong qi.Uonand theproicutor'*aiabJeto rebuff herfor irrelevance in the film report shown to millions of television viewers In China. + University Hospital. me Jacksonville date attorney's office reports no knowledge of the case, Indicating, a spokeswoman said, the arresting Port Authority Officers do not want to bring NA110N - ~ San ford Chrlostmas Parade Is Saturday KUWAIT (UPI) Two powerful OPEC members indicated that oil prices could rise, with Venezuela saying prices could be boosted by 10 percent at next week's summit in Bali, Indonesia. Kuwait's oil mlidster. Sheik All Khallfa AI-Sabah said in an exclusive interivew with UP! that OPEC iices will remain steady if Iran and Iraq can increase their exports aid Western consuming nations dip into their extensive crude stockpiles, But If these two market conditions do not occur, Sabah said, "we can expect prices to go up," In Caracas, Venezuela's news agency Venpres said the nation's oil experts viewed a 10 percent rise in the cartel's prices as "moderate and In line with a suggestion by OPEC's economic commission calling for a boost ranging between 5 and 15 percent." -.. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thariday, Dec . ii, 1$0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1~ + - I + • . •.a - - . - . - + . S - -. . -C -. I .. - . - ' . . ,'- �l • .;.. ..:.: •.• . . ..: i .. . •-. -. __ . -.. .. . . . . . . -. . - . . . . . . 7 - U—EvsnlAg Herald. Sanford, FL Thwiday, Dec. 11, i,s. R*% *4LVB U 0 - NVallpapers 'f- --- Evening Herald. Sanford, FL Thursday. Dec. it, jA The Scoffs Observe 59th Annive rsary Gor . 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ORMS 52172 WA 31FORS J'1 17 - STST ORD AV PH 322 3524 •. • , 2W2 0 - - ' Full-length Gowns Beautiful Negligees, if Warm Itobes -. -- ' IVi POLYESTER VALUE PECIAL PUKHASE 96x84 144tM , - MErAWC ORIGINAL Vd.; 9 CH ICE —0 0 LUTII 00 $4 Lib W Ilk P1 Sleepwoor t 10,1k) W.t11j,.ijvr% To Cxi ".7' 0* MIX N' MATCH 15111 • re a%" W#Tf I 014RS -0 NOOM . 690 UNIELIIVAILE I 430 E. Altamonte Drive (Hwy. 436-across from Altamonte Mall) Open Monday through Friday 10.9, Saturday 10.6, Sunday 12.5. • FLEECE : iJy d 9 it 12' CRAFT ma it easy for you. 0.25 gV ÀY Luscious tlnpu. • COWAN AT IN pt"' 45-011RIDAVeSPANKLE LANNEL 90C hoU&y Wk 1w owneow eleiii. No Limlit one per fimily ~= OW bmiUm And we have Im r/ togo "i :. CUDDLE 3!!!ft FASHION SHADES:L" FALL — W~ COTTON o 45' o 159 VALUE Reg. $199 S g'j 'Mii 'o 49~ SUPER SUEDEAtCGMFAAI IN V1 yd. Superb diamond value at great savings! Christmas gift ti,rap free . OF When you buy 6 rolls or more. SALENffc'!Zf •e 5':::z'joo . I ' May We Suggei / " MACHINE WASHABLE' PONTOFINO8 in 14 karat gold! $10 'tI!I2ij.,. UPON, CO ____ Diamond Solitaire ___ ____ ,. ZAYRE PLAZA AT AIRPORT BLVD SAVE 5O . •friii - SANFORD 2994 ORLANDO DR. '.-" displays. IStIE!!!IJI1 . -. III f ONLYI II 'Y Al - A / / COUPON S S P - (G000WITH . . S PRICES - I LA ' • , • s ' -. i hi pt w Many room scttin . COMPARABLE PRICE 1599 . . rr 299 Reversible Cushions And Heavy Solid Wood Franm. lot Illustration. Decorating Ideas. EverVthing Vou SCC IS in stock. ec i Get Y0u. - collection from year to year. These soft-sculpture or- - I )q •- Includes Sofa, Chair, Rocker, Ottoman, 2 Solid Wood tad Tables And ICoffee Table. after you use up to 2 single rolls. Just return the unused rolls with --' . naments will become an heirloom. You can add to the even . & - --. fol .. . fabr ic is white satin; bright ribbons are appliqued in place. Cut shape frsn cardboard. glued in place, covering raw ltandnuide ornaments hke l'bencot thesameshapefrom edges.Add additional th ese are marvelous small felt for fabric scrape, adding decative bows, and hang on Christmas presents, for one.halI.iflch for seam the tree. teachers, for children, for allowances. Applique ribbon You're sure to have leftover friends. Wrap them prettily design to fabric, using a bits of ribbon. Use theiui in a afI give with cheer. straight, zig.zagordecorauve garland Just like the inl'o keep )OUt ornaments sewing stitch. terlocking paper rings fttth from year to year, Just Pad cardboard shape with beloved by kindergartners fiberfill and cover with fabric. Cut ribbon stripe 7 1 2 inches wrap them in tissue and tuck Turn seam allowances over long. Alternating colors and Um away after the holidays. edges of cardboard and glue patterns, in.ike interlocking Make additional ones next and continue to add to in pla ce . Make a three-inch rings by sewing the ends of loop from six-inches of the ribbons together One ) our collection. narrow satin ribbon and at- yard of garland requires You'll be starting a whole tach to top of ornament, about 18 loops, or 3' )arLs of rww (hristmas tradition in Finish back with felt or fabric ribbon sour house. . ....' 1 heart shapes. 7U background . . ... \/ F /1 naments are created in diamond, trlangle,squareand . .. T ribbons have created four basic ornaments shapes for you to copy. Each of memorable keepsake or- caturiml fn%hiont JUSI for Vou 200 POW T4 PARR AV1t4U1 - M -saw A -. satins, glittery metallics. Many are made of polyester, so they will remain crisp and beautif ul for many seasons. The designer at Offray - - .... ••.. from festive ribbons and your own original desi gns. Ribbons are offered in the brightest of Christmas colors, in stripes, gingham checks, embroidered flowers, glowing nw6.. -, . -. - - -- - - - I.-. I • I - - •. - • . - - - . . . - • . . - - - ____ S .• .. -. / �, . .--.- ',...... ---. 411-Ev.nlng H.raid. Sanford, FL Thursday, Doc 11, iNS Evnlng Hen ld, Sanford, Fl. - Thirsdy, Dec. 11, lilo-SB TONIGHT'S TV 11iij_IIIIIIIIIIIIIIuII•uIIV4iL±p6 S-- eio (17) WORLD AT"AGE Tne Time is NOW... The S tj) a ED ALLEN WO0NEWS 10 EARTH. SEA AND 80 20 0 CAR SURNETT AND Place i t. HERE... 6.45 GD 1 10) A.M. WEATHER (7)9 0000 uonseio nor" 4 NBC NEWS woc$NEWS (JJ9ASCNEWI fi tU ahuii for''your 12 17 ROSNEWHART CHRISTMAS GIFTING! &m i iviri OU Jui R MI..I.. I1 LP. A iii P r LAZ J%# rV# MA mu'iu NY in TH E Free to ChIIdrn' q AMERICA 1Q00O j( 5)TOUAOJERRY MOW" (10) MACHEX , • 1 17 AU. 0$ THE FAMILY -S 800 _CAPITAIN KANGAROO 7:30 SANF0RDPLAZA'S. - S Featired S SANTAWILLBEINSANFORDPLAZAEACHWEEKEND UNTILCHRISTMASANDEVERYDAYOFTHE WEEK BEFORE DrA.H. Cann. i) TODAY II FLORIDA i7 00000 M0$SN0 FLORIDA 7.30 • Santa Claus Rings E ve n Y'?, FAMILY FEW (7) 0000 MORNNG FLORIDA 6:30 c.. 1 0 DICK CAVETT C . 0000 MORNING RICA 117 SANFORD AND SON 5 eclKY PIG AME 8110}AsWfSEVT D4 GAMES PEOPLE 17 1 DREAM Of JEANNIE _Sch.dd..9m.4d.haall._.1.5QM..S....i... of the YSOlIOl IOUQflIII 840CVf O4DONANUE comp.tton nang QI.d.5• comp.t.lion jjn.to, • ompcs and a mit 1 1 0 RICHARD SIMMONS 7)0 MOVIE -. II a'ttdip1a 1LEr$MAXEADCAL • Jt $0MAGNUI$.P.L (".)A (D SESAME STET ptiatl detIClirl living in Ha*a. IE 17 HAZEL aSH on thi Navy and b.conl a 1519.1.101 lisIteil atian he tHal 10 9:30 food lbs pOpt who mu, dw.d his jj) 000 couu ki t 1351 YOU BET YOUR UFI (7 0 MORK I hUNDY Moik AT 17 GREEN ACRES wfcwV#V b.44vSl that a young mon 1000 Say in dan9.. and kidnap. e ....fl L41 CAROL BURNETT_AN0. FRIENDS fl (35) THE ROCKFORD FILLS 1)0 THE JEFFERSONS (R) ( (10) ON THE LINE Spnsl.ng IT( 5) GLENN ARNETTIR YblPubl.(SMOnfy 10MATHPATROI. 12 (Il) MOVIE Night People It 17 MOVIE (19511 C.i.g.wy Pick Bsodw.ck C,asio,d An A,nncan tofonil 10:15 ... '° hO&p & G1 AWIS (I0)*$ATH PATROl. 941,nWaUiniflWittBIckfl t THIS WEE KE ND!!! OPTOM ETR 1ST . - 5, John's DeIi.Cafe 323.6563 Professional quality dry cleaning h' iJ1iti1iIjh1 S SPECIAL JUST t. Publ x Us R,s.rved SANFORD PLAZA ONLY WHAT HAMILTON BEACH FOOD - WE ALL NEED THROUGHSATURDAY for ALL your Alterations c_ - Pr Wedding gowns ti,I Cohmn Mm nio a kumd laws of psis dir It #A (s lad i (4 4 In 00 $100 , Cards and Gifts VflhtIt) A Sanford Plaza V 3224982 REG. 4999 (7 9 Iflinial Sonny S ll!flaf fl.ighbO(, tO *,lh thamafta. h. ,00mm.t. tPUo*thlcOuI 39' ocessorNo. Happinessif Diet Pepsi S Mountain Dow S Hot Buffet S iti?SIN '1 3 4063 22 FLAGSHIP BANK • CLAIROL REG. 39.99 Foot Fixer 32 99 GALAXY FAN FORCED REG. 29.99 Heater 24 No. 96000Z 1500 Watts IS A MR. ED'S PIZZA We've changed our name• With Mr. Ed's secret us combinations of Hundreds of not our Image. delicious toppings And special dough made huh daily. COME IN OR CALL TO MAKE THOSE BUSY HOLIDAY APPOINTMENTS EARLY. THE BEST IN FLORIDA (Jut a sk anyone) Mr. Ed 's Gail G&4 SkMU SWteq Sanford Plaza NEXT TOTHE THEATRE DINE IN CARRYOUT 8pack Cheese Platters 4FT. SCOTCH PINE - SINGER PORTABLE------------VS SINGER SLANTOMATIC --------WHITE ROTARY-3 ONLY---------$35 ATLAS AUTOMATIC ZIGZAG----- -199 SINGER DIAL.O.MATK --------- -'75 KENMORE 1.1.-------------- '69 RICCAR ZIG ZAG ------------ATLAS STI. STITCH------------'49 NEW HOME ROTARY AND CABINET--------------- 48 WITH WARRANTY-SEE AT REG. 19.99 Kwm Men's AND REMOTE CONTROL CARS and RACE SETS 10% 20% 20% OFF ORIGINAL PRICE BIGWHEEL NOW DOLLS TABLE LAMP DON'S SHOES' ALL. BOXED XMAS CARDS REDUCED . S 55' • SANFORD PLAZA AND DOWNTOWN DELAND AND SOUTH DAYTONA S - • • .... . .. . .. .. ........ •••. 12:00 4i CARD SHAMS 13 14, 0 ? MATHEMATiCAL RELATIONSHIPS It (17) FREEMAN REPORTS • S T1ON$HIP$ 12:30 Ø4 NEWS OR TOMORROW $ 1 0 =FOPE ( O)ELICTRIC COMPANY (R) 1:00 0 Ii DAYS OF OUR LIVES S) 0 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS ? ALL MYCWLDREN Ii ( 5)Uu(EDOuOLAS WtOOOKBaRO 12 Il MOVIE 10:30 ii 1351 THE r,ata,,d a B•al(iiniwa l,minci m.n.itu,e P10(51 gill • u.w leg qias ISing (Piampionsh.ps (IO)BNEAKPRIVIEW$ flOg. Ftiwl and Cm. S.skil otte0 ttsr pelsonal and ,ii.cal opinions of • fund ,1 lbs morUlt 1:15 10) COVER TO COVER 1:30 fi) (10) ALL ABOUT YOU 1:45., 11:00 W(10)LETTERPIOPLE Ifl35)SENNYNILL (D (IQ) POSTSCRIPTS Pal 91-no and "Sit dculS thi gtOOrn.rSiJ and case of 4150* dogs 1lI7GALLERY 2:00 04THER WX)ALD $ØA$ THE WORLD TURNS 7 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 11:30 2:30 4 TONIGHT 110.1 JOlSnfly (:a'on (ui.i% Plodding Caste. (ha,l.% P4.lion t1..ii, 5 flMA8H QASCP$EWS 11 51 MOVIE Sot,*ay in the S51 i1j,WP t I,tli V.., Jflhrutoss Pl.IcIi.çat. Knelt At. Anse.icao (101.11W II oSI*ls 14..l,,, 9515 in ni .,d •,lh the black market mu.le'. and a gl*nion.uS vughtOs.ib ,nue.t.,,.e. lilt. I. IJ.ni In. tIashasiSu. 11 (Il) MOVIE II (35)VIOALSAUOONSYOUR NEW DAY (tO) DICK CAVITT 2:50 12 (17) FUNTIUI 3:00 4 TEXAS 5 0 0(.$DINQ LIGHT 7 GENERAL HO$P)T Al. ii ( 5) THE F1.OITSTONIS i) 10) POSTSCRIPTS 3:30 (l9',I And In, (..41i - ANNUAL END-OF-THE YEAR ' SALE fl 35) DAFFY DUCK 52) 10 OVER EASY Ii 17 SPACE GIANTS Nani 'ian. Jail. tPs• l,ut An..i ( an anbassajo, to Japan ,e.,.i.s - $ 0 JOHN DAVIDSON 7) ALL IN THE FAMILY II) 5) WOODY WOODPECKER WIO$ESAMI STREET 11 Il THE FUNTSTONIS 7 QCHARUES ANGELS 'I io. erlh 114. hunt ",'ng 'ails q.ancI4.vr it a .Ini Ou% (55 f(J ii The Diamond Store 'Sn. I FORD 7JAZA JUST ARRIVED 11 Dog Sweaters-Coats Windbreakers Pajamas ALL VITAMINS and MINERALS 20% D COUNT WE FEATURE SCHIFF, SOLGAL THOMPSON, RICH LIFE AND NU LIFE. NATURE VITAMINS. WE HAVE A GOOD SELECTION OF COSMETICS FOR CHRISTMAS GIVING AND INVITE YOU TO COME IN AND LOOK AROUND. ALSO PICK UP YOUR FREE COPY OF BETTER NUTRITION MAGAZINE. VALUES TO 111.10 laylor's Natural .. d ,FORD PLAZA autiful ngerte for' cc'rrtu .' \xniti, Microprocessor circuitry monitors speed twice each second for smooth, gas-saving operation. - Microprocessor CircuitrI uodates two times eart second f o r Smooth over Hats and Christmas Dog and Cat Socks ! PET AR[MAL FORD PU WE PAMPER OUR PETS ristmaS - •pre(ise computations eliminate gas cor,ection wasting over o a UPPLY slower speecis in congested traffic LET US PAMPER YOURS GERbILS DOGS SA PIGS arm TROPICAL FISH fIANETIRS CAGES CARRIERS - unique keytoarcl control allows SettinQS accurately and easily . Eleven safety features assure comoIet fail S Co temporary styling enhances the 12:30 S as : L323-46351. plII4p$f .fl(17)CIIUJOANS ISLAND 5.00 mid95l*ii4e.s RIHI at 351TOMANDAEPRY 52) 10 MISTER ROGERS (R) 12 I 17 THE BRADY KOCH 1:00 50NEWS 9 POLICE WOMAN P.pp.. s fr,(,lilm.ni with a pa' .no.ac artist IPtiiS is P*i U). ng how.. 5:30 55, ii and a p.l.c. 4hot..s ifl Il) MOYJ0Tao Guys l,rjgn Q5)MA$H KuwGFU 11 17 &EVERLYMLLMLIES m il.45iD.nn.tMo.gan I.a, s. in 2:10 S 10 I I.• 5 2:401 SudOSi Last AU StAts 3:25 12 (lip MOVIE Atj..aull On A Ouiia' I t%I lank Snalu& Visna '.4. - . 55 ______ FPJ&Y MORNING (LAZA 1]1:4I 'O MARCUS WILIY.UD 99c LAST NITI - WAR ON THU Ill "HARRY'S WAR" _____ p. COMEDY __ ___ [PIAZA1"11")P-I. LAST iiuu i Pill 5:30 OSUNRISESEMESTER 5:40 NITI Ill. ti 5:00 , - - 9 MOViE ? Designedf easy nsta'iatton On any car van of ________________ quERv0nN ( 5) TOMORROW Quit's Bob and 1I .Wig I o%l1( who 4. .fltul1p biought 4.4.1 against alit lauSSu'l 5 10155 (0(1. Chi,stop1%e. intnO of any car P fill, HOUR MAGAZINE 4 uT toucri of a tulger pro'dIcies specal settings for coasting or for faster or CoffiplefeLhwO( AND UP. 3214764 5 999 4:30 5 0 STAREXY AND HUTCH atlofl wttI no surge t99 Foods CorTnl.aru1 tfl(j(J,C ISLAND 0 11:50 S Also atailNi. ?1*S ONE DAY ONLY-DEC. 20 PLAZA SQUARE , 12:15 fD (10) MATHEMATICAL RItA. 12:00 Name Brand Fashion Tops • AP1P$Ø54 flogw has a OSAI9P.l Iwig wtii his lntwkw d.colatol Sr 0 KNOTS LANDING R.cha,d, dunn by IPIl 0s' Laws suc(HI quill Pus lob JuSt as 51%. S hhugeCOmffllUlofl on tiiil ,,aI.$iate Sail 7 0 20 I 20 G.uaado f.y.i ilipolts on lb. psdsm.c of bs,csn u in the (Jn.td States II (35)12 (I I) NEWS fj) tO SNEAK PREVIEWS flog. hail and Gone Siskil ,PrP* Bcxd..qtuw. and Kagernutha 0 CRUISE COIJTRDL. Ida. and Friends à.à wl.his cotvw DINER'S CARD GREAT GIFT IDEAS SANFORD PLAZA We discount everything $77 laShonts ISO Sq. Ft. - $399 $599 $1299 • ZALES 2:30.5:30 .?9tTSALJVING o.I. tuns into abOOIt*IS.IPS.SSI!SQhISfl.5 having a hugi light with hi Piushand REG.3.49 ______ APPEAL. 0 AM-9 PM 11:45 91. $O.7QNEWS PREPPY PRETTIES WITH STYLISH AMERICAN EXPRESS 87 FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY ONLY FLOOR Wrap r SIMPLICITY AND GO-ANYWHERE PLAZA IS 30% OFF FLAT PACKG1FT 5i)(10)LETTIRPEOPLE 4:00 323.7254 IN STROLLER. HIGH CHAIR OR STANDING REO.1S j 9:30 SANFORD FLORIDA 1030 STATE ST. SANFORD PLAZA SALES AND SERVICE SINCE 1962 SHOES • BARGAINS THROUGHOUT THE STORM Floating Hearts SANFORD PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER 322.9411 Women's itil Restaurant BEST CHINESE FOOD LUNCH SPECIALS $1.99 DINNERS - TAKE-OUTS THE 14KGOLDCHARMOF ary Sunday REG. Chocolates VALUABLES we will Sewing Center OWNER OPERATOR 210 ZALES pping Hong Kong SCHRAFT'Sl LB. 04PAUWORDPLUG 1 0) mim / OUT •_ S ST Sanford K(abel Duqga* PHONE SAN FORD PLAZA HOTCYCLE NFORD 11:30 lI fTRIETS OF SAN MAXcIScO (D (10) ALL CREATURES GREAT AND SMALLN morli baSHing thai h . . porno lulls one of his n..gPib011 and Xmas Tree 1 2 OIL. OR FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION 322.8610 OPERATED AND 1100 14 1 WHEEL OF FORTIJNE i 1 0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT 7) LOVE BOAT(R) ii( 5)PTL CLUB Si) tO s-2.I CONTACT ($)p . 10-00 4 NUMBER 50 '4o&. buys S $199 SANTA'S MONEY SAVERS HAIR FORMERLY TREASURE CHEST OF BEAUTY BATTERY 17 0)ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) (7) 9 BAJUIEY MIUIR An A., (04(1 ,,l.ian bfwl., his ClWThflSI career on hi I.posul• 10 .91(11 S Mc 10:30 94 ItOCKIUSTERS 830 BOSOM Cold Buffet NEW PHONE OPEN EVERY.NIOHTTILXMAS SUNDAYS 1.5 good hit! EE SAT.. SUN.. WED. 2: II Cocktail Parties OFF WITH THIS AD A really 12 OZ. CANS Pepsi Teem Holiday Parties bu C Hwy. 17.92 3227502 LE SAT., SUN.. WED. 2:25 PLAZA om 4=0 t' - 9-00 Laundry service Id ow w wm of l "Rehm -. th • Limit Right' Cafe & Caterers SANFORD - PRICES GOOD THRU SATURDAY,.. SANFORD PLAZAONLY Cleaners qml~-Im 4, - S .Sàñford Plaza. S 84TO0AY "JUST flh J UTUI f U rfJ YOU WANT TO S p New ge" cos'sç.*a in ma ,.ThsIon,. P U also i.pkws'. S UflSQU IIIfPhO5•S / _-_.__v a Ho 5 5 t GIVE THIS CHRISTMAS! : 790000M0N$QAMERICA l 35 j j0 jFREDnJNTSTON9 ZUeg 4 AND SHOPS YOU'LL FIND THOUSANDS OF EXCITING ITEMS FROM WHJCH TO CHOOSE Ckww" O.4)T00AV t 10 EARTH. SEA AND SKYKURALT P([MOVILLAND. 12)17)RATPATROI. S Sanford Plaza 6:00 0 4 TODAY IN FLOAJOA OHEALTHFIELD CLOSIDTmUnj MISS NUDE AMERICA S �.-•. ----.-----. ,L..•_. . . , ..._ ..._a_ . .- Evening 73rd Year, No. 91-Friday, Oec'ember 12, 1980-Sanford, Florida 32771 .' Evening Herald (USPS 481.280)-Price 20 Cents . 40 -- I.___ Meetin g On New Hospita lPleases Tesar Cn s Great Savil '1I/i, %\Ui .w Plastic TRASH CANS ext r ftl Sturdy cans, with snap-lock lids: 20 gallon can (each) . I GG600T2O. 1 " 1/4 DRILL Block 829 .20 h. (max. motor output) Model 7004. Each CYPRESS MULCH 488 Scotty's" 30 lb. bag U Each Double Bowl STAINLESS, STEEL SINK Each ............2788 ROSS Rost 4-0 CEILING FANS ARCO, Polymers 0 J499 POLYETHYL9NE FILM -Roll Rag. Price (tube) .....79C Three metal blades 36" dia. sweep. In White or Brown. - Rag. Price (roil) .. 4.45 No-Wax Vinyl SHEET FLOORING In decorator patterns and colors. 12' width. ( 1103-21 110 volts or 1104-21 220 volts. EXTENSION CORDS Handyman's - Heavy-duty, 3prong. C2516-050 50'. 1( H Rag. Price (each) ..............10.79 Rag. Price Outdoor - Heavy-duty, 3-prong. C231605050'. (sq. yo)......3.49 Reg. Price (each) Sq. Yd. Your Choice: 195 .•4- QAFSTAR Each ________ ... 11.49 Your Choice Each Perm-A -Foam Expanded POLYSTYRENE INSULATION 3 69 Pack Kraft-Backed FIBERGLASS, INSULATION R-11' Sq. Ft. irt 31/2 " x 15" 3½"x23" 12/4 R-19' 6'x15" 6"x23" In child and adult sizes. ____ @D SYI%IANIR Outdoor FLOODLIGHT BULBS MESH CAPS " One size fits all. Your Choice: 75 or 150 watts. 199 Your Choice: Each St's 49. Deluxe TOY TRUCK 21W' . Childsafe. Mode' 3790 Sq. Ft. ach TEE SHIRTS 3/4" x 14%" x48" R-2.82 per inch. Pack of six panels. 88 78Each Acting Chief. ThA temporary direct8r has been named for the Seminole County Migrant Health Clinic following the resignation of ' _'__.-, i 2 Each Bulb 101 Each the Now tho R voluit, the prooW tho inStAfMV Roll-Up Vinyl PORCH BLINDS 1 x 12 No.3 PINE SHELVING In White, Green or Fruitwood. Each Lin. Ft. ................... 4 VENTILATED SHELVING 00 LATEX PAINT Each c. SPACE OLDER* 799 Gallon Each 12" x 2....................5.29 4 X 4 X 8' 12'x3. ......................7.99 Shop 12'x4' ...................10.59 y 's and Save jjn) ' • 1 •• -"-- . I . , • , ,•. . • • • ' . • u" . • 4 . ' • . ' , -• I' ' - • " . . . •'-;,'; . : . , ' • . . • ', • . .• .- -. - , r,4t , , , 1,_; . . , :. . ' 1 ' ' ' . • . % '' : .,. . A H*raid Photo bir Tom N,l.i PERFECT ORANGE FOR WISCONSIN? . - - I' ' . As •. I ' Reaching for that perfect orange, Shan Farrlley, 7, a second grader at IthlliiIde F.lt',iit'mitar School. picks the fruit for the class's pen palss in %Viscuiisin. Ti'nty-nine students from the class I)ICkett OraJigi'15 (ii 54'flhl as 1 Christmas present to their Wisconsin Friends. Iflstructor Na,icy Ks It said she found the ideal pen-pal program through Wevkh l{raiiir. Slit' said she sroIe' the publication to Iiiiil another class of second graders %% ho lived " here it siio'.sed. I'.at'h student in the class has a pen pal ith (hi' Ne Berlin, %,, class. stitution from --NOW OPEN sa 700 French Ave. Ph: 323470) Open '616 p.m. ORANGE CITY 2323 S. Volusia Ave. Hwy. 17 and 92 Scotty's stores open Ph: 775-7268 at 7:30 a.m. oui Monday thru Saturday, UNTIL 9 pu ngs Bankers locally were reluctant to predict where and when the prune Interest rate will peak, but most expected the interest rate on six-month cert.ificates will surpass la.t yekr's high of 15.7 percent and rest at about 16 percent. All said their predictions are for the most part -guesstimates." - ( .luuiui) , èSI_ J $ ( Entrepreneur Marc Robinson of By DONNA FSTES Longwood is an officer in both corHerald Stall Writer The Lake Mary City Council is calling porations. He has said Mid-State on Guy. Bob Graham to oder a grand Development will construct the proposed jury Investigation Into the ownership of 117 million racetrack facility and liarthe two corporations Involved with the ness Racing Inc. will lease nd operate the facility. proposed horse track in the city, The facility has been planned by the The city council Thursday night unanimously approved a motion by Robinson groups for construction at Lake Councilman Ray Fox, seeking the In- Emma Road and Interstate 4. Robinson initiated a straw ballot vestigation. Fox is asking that the ownership of question for the people of Lake Mary to Mid-State Development ( rp. and vote on earlier In the month, seeking Harness Racing Inc. be investigated to their opinions on whether the track '' determine whether any elected or ap- should be constructed. The voters turned down the proposed pointed state official or staff member has any financial Interest In the track by nearly three-to-one. Robinson had said he would abandon the plan if organizations. The council is requesting that the in. city voters opposed it. The day after the vestigatlon Include a determination of election, however, he said he may any conflict of interest In the drafting and proceed with plans for the location of the adoption early this year of an amend- track within the city. mnent to the pari-mutuel wagering laW. Councilman Burt Perinchiet said even The amendment denies enforcement of though Robinson initiated the referencity ordinances on pari-mutuel wagering dum, he now appears ready to "fly in the facilities In capital improvement face of the will of the people of Lake programs. Mary." He expressed concern that Stale a Rep. Robert Hattaway, D.Altamonte IF Li' Springs, was a leader in formulating the Kelly original legislation containing the' amendment pre-empting city authority. Hattaway noted today the amendment was sponsored by someone other than About e . himself and refers only to existing racing WASHINGTON (UPI) - Rep. Richard facilities. lie said he is willing to sit down Kdly. It-Fla., says a videotape played at with Lake Mary officials and discuss the his Ahacarn trial In which he took a issue with them. $25,000 bribe and stculed it in rus clothing probably won't make him a television star. But reacting to the government's key piece of evidence against him, Kelly told reporters Thursday. '1 was impressed with the fact that although I probably was no threat to any great TV star, my hand was steady I probably would do all right at the OK corral. going to "It's not funny, but I'm lo.se lily sense of humor about it," he commented outside the courthouse at the end of the fourth day of his Abiicauui trial. The trial was to resume today in U.S. District Court, Kelly, Eugene Ciu.ztu, of Longwood, H Fla., and Stanley Weisz of S:uuthtown, N.Y., are on trial on charges they con. spired to take 1250,000 in exchange for pronlising the congressman would introduce private wunigration bills for See still continued upward pressure on th interest rates. "Retail sales are at a high point wAith 'the Christmas season Retailers had build up inventories for the season and most sales are on tiedit cards In addition to tugh inventor>, they art' carrying high receivables niunt' ov.t'd to the businessti and going to their (4ison said. banks for more (none) .' He added there is a tugh demand for money and with "disiritermediation" the flow of funds out of banks into other money markets - the interests rates will continue upward. - It is t'xtreiuiely. difficult for aii)oric to pa) 20 percent pluS for money. It absolutely stifles business development and expansion," 1w said. Dot lirenner, vice president arid branch lulanager for First F'ederal Savings aixi Loan of Mid.F'lorida, said. fliis the increase in the two interest rates has to stop somewhere The re is no way the mortgage rate can come down if the certificate rate continues upward. We are talking about February or the middle of Mardi toward the end of the first before the interests rates wak. - - -- quarter - Tom Buckle). senior vice president and financial manager of First Federal Interest rates onthmonth e sixSavings and Loan of Seminole, said: tificates of deposit may go up again next feel the prime will go to fl percent and week, Courson said. He noted that prime possibly higher. I'mlooking For the Hodges, president o( the Atlantic interest rate goes up as a consequence of money market to go through 16 percent National Bank ofSenmnole. "I'm hesitant the increases in the interest rate of the before the end of this month. about looking pasta month. We are going certificates. "The last tnuie there was this type of to have fairly high rates through the first "I personall) expect the rates on both rate increase' was in April 1980 when the have fairly high rates quarter of 1981." "We Dennis Courson, president of the to peak in the next 90 days in direct rate of interest paid for six-month for the both prime and certificates In 11W 1981," said Howard Flagship Banks of Seminole. said there Is correlation to each other," Courson said. tificati of $10;000 or more was 15,1 first closed Sunday. cer• are going to cer- quarter of A - . , While the prime interest rate is at 20 percent and is predicted by national experts to go as high as 25 percent, threatening to slow down the economy, those with $10,000 in invest are capitalizing on the interest rate. Persons with $10,000 to invest in six nunth certificates of deposit can earn 15.319 percent interest. They may take their interest In monthly or quarterly payments or order the banking inwhich they purchased the certificates to re-Invest the interest accounts. money In conventional vi 79 PRICES GOOD FRIDAY THRU THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18 SANFORD Scott Piece ....................3 . Reg. Price Pressure Treated PINE . Lake Md jy ks PrObe 4 Q. Track ri 'Prime' Time For Consumers Discoveng Washable, one coat. 4x6'. .7.89 8x6 18.29 5'x6 ... 9.99 1Ox6' 20.75 clips.) ... . : di rector 3x6'...6. 15 6'x6 11.95 White vinyl coated steel. (Includes back Js is Coventry Interior 8' through 16 lengths. • cnticisuuifrom federal officials in Atlanta and "take corrective action." This board also appointed a full-time search committee to seek a permanent and medical director executive 49.1 21 >4 The clinic's board of director's ursday. evening- named Bill &homZ berg, 46, of Orlando, to fill'the post until a r-__ permanent director can be found. . The board also named Dr. Enrique L MCCLJUOCH . Matta Jr., of Winter Park, acting medical director for the clinic. ghe= e Ea.ch. : =d Farm Worker Health Association,_ Apopka branch. "lt'sa3O-day contractual arrangement :. between the two clinics," Schomberg explained. "There has been a General Purpose BATTERIES clinic-to-clinic relationship for some In "C" or "D sizes. Pack of four . Both clinics serve the same type of populations." Schomberg said his exact salary Summer cannot be determined at ,ts time Pack Catalog Price . ... 99 because it will depend on tti.ost Ifl . volved for the West Orange clinic. Schomberg served as business manager for Or clinic and served as FINISHING SANDER Slack & Decker acting director there whenever r L u u max. motor executive director was not available. 429 (U') output). Model 7404. U Schomberg said there are problems at . Each the . Seminole clinic, but having just arrived he hasn't been on the job long ) Two Speed JIGSAW ,,. enough to define them. The clinic he said will continue to "' ax motor 1ma mo ... P.(m provide health care equal or better to Model 7530. 11349 that provided in the past. "Preferably better," he said. Each The Seminole County Migrant Health Center has been under fire from federal 71/4" CIRCULAR SAW and local officials recently for inlYe hp. (max. motor output).1 j competent management and delivery of - , questionable health care. Model 7308. Montgomery resigned Wednesday 248 citing "local politics and pressure from Each federal health officials." Bryden Moon, newly elected president 71/4 Builder's Model of the clinic'3 board of directors, said this CIRCULAR SAW morning thie Ward voted last night W a(ce 2 hp. (max. motor output). grant her termination pay through Model 7393. February. She wHI stay on at the clinic as consultant until then. Each' A major complaint against the clinic made by federal ounctais recently was that it had no permanent medical director who could obtain staff privileges at the local hospital. IC F t0 Matta has been retired from full-time ROO CE ENT practice recently, but Moon said he has Multi-pur had "fantastic experience." Malta graduated from Jefferson Liquid Asbestos Medical College in Philadelphia in 1940 I and served as a major in the U.S. Army ROOF COATING I Medical Corps. lie served an externship For renewing old roofs. a t Harvard Medical School and practiced pediatrics in Miami, Puerto Rico and New York. lie was director of the 48 . Brevard County Health Department u $ Gallon from 1976 to 1978. Moon said the board decided Thursday Re j,ce(allonJ . 78 mght it will respond to the recent p. * Tube 461313I Clinic. Ulects- I cML1 1 • 110 CHAIN SAW DIAMONDHEAD - 1% nylon plush pile, in decorator colors. 12' - width: r-. 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"We found quite a bit wrong with the Clarkewasnewtohisjobanddidjfthave Attending the meeting Thursday, In Seminole Memorial Hospital Clarke ruled Nov. 7 that it would be facility," Forehand said this morning, addition to Tesar, were Seminole Tesar said he thinks the state now adequate time to assess the situation, Administrator Jim Tesar said this more cost effective to renovate Seminole realizes a $6 million renovation is Following many protests to rejection of He said he discussed the inspection Memorial Hospital Chief of Staff Dr. morning he feels the state's objections to Memorial Hospital than build a unrealistic. . the new hospital, the state Office of data with Clarke at Thursday's meeting. Kenneth Wing, Seminole County a new hospital in Sanford have been replacement facility. He said the hospital *,I'm sure he's giving serious con Attorney Nikki Clayton, State Rep I think they were taking other (onmiunit tethtal Facilities sent its overcome. could be adequately repaired and .ex- people's word for it and thdiit have the own inspectors to Sethinole Memorial. sideration to the latest ftdings," . Bobby I3ratitley, . R-longwood, and Tesar said Thursdays meeting in panded for $6 nuthon So did represen time to do their.own inspection Tesar Art Forehand intl Hçl Meadows, ar. Forehand said several officials of Hospital Corporation :. Tallahassee with Gary Clarke, deputy tatives from Adventist Health Systems- said this morning. Clarke said earlier his decision on the of America. " uhitixis with the office, scrutinized the : : J KEI.l.Y, Page 2A Investments percent I think the rate will bust downs. It is going to continue with tight through that. money until the money supply is reduced," Mercer said. "I fee l the rates will come down in the "Two br anches of federal government second quarter of 1981. There will not be are working In opposition to each other. a sudden decrease in rates as there Congress continues deficit spending and then," Buckley said. lie noted the in- that increases the money supply. The terest rate on certificates dropped during federal reserve works to counteract this a six-week period in th e spring 1980 from by Increasing interest rates. If the 15.7 percent to about 8 percent. "I don't Congress acts more conservatively in think we'll see that," he said, spending and balances the budget, the Jerry Poppeli, vice president and Federal Reserve won't have to react so branch manager of Tropic Rank of radically to control the money supply. Seminole in Sanford, predicted the prime Mercer predicted the Øuneintent rate will go a little over 20 percent within rate will peak at around fl percent by the the next month, middle of January. "The certificate of "I think it will peak at 20.25 or 20.5 deposit rate influences the prime rate," percent by mid-January this time," Mercer said. Poppell said. He said the interest rate on According to Donna Smith of Atlantic the short tcnn certificates will "sneak up Bank In Sanford the return on six-month a little bit more. After that I don't know certificates of deposit of $10,000 or more What 15 going to happen." at the 15.319 percent rate will be as John Mercer, vice president of the follows: for $10,000 the return will be State Bank of Forest City, said the prime $784.40; $11,000-.$540.84; $12,000will probably exceed 20 percent in the $917.28; 113,000-8993.72; 114,000was next couple of weeks. "The Federal $1,0.15 or 115,000-41,146.80.-DONNA Reserve is conunitted to make slow Fffr ES 7 � 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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SC— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Dec. 7, lO - •. 1• Wi - • •' , ' •'•• I, •4- -. •- ,, •. • . •. . ..'. . • - . . .. • - .1: .. , , -. ' -. ;r •;q * • - • - -' ... .1 4 • JHFOAdd Evening 73rd Year, No. 93, Monday, Dec. B, 1950—Sanford, Florida 32771 00 t- ID • BOUNTY .. TOWELS cJ? HALVES PEAC HES __i !' DETERGENT ' * .. - - R.C. COLA JUMBO ROLL © Th ONE MUD WPU .owiss cIrrncATI GOOD DECEMBER 1.10, 1980 CAN - © WITH ONE HLUS SUM BOWS CENTIFICCAU H SAVE p.se - Fences 1 n * , © WITH ONE MILD SUM BONUS CI1T1flCATI GOOD DECEMBER 7.10, 1980 GOOD DECEMBER 7.10, 1980 * .•, WITH on MU!) SUM BONUS CDT1MCATI GOOD DECEMBER 7.10, 1980 4, * - ••1 Chemicals - - - --. By DONNA Ert p5' property by Friday. Herald Staff Writer By DIANE PETRYIé City Attorney Vernon MLze told city • . .. / • HeraidStaff Writer '11w company operating a waste- commlsaicmers last week they could seek -, -storage facility in S4nford put a fence a contmptoi.court citation against City Convicted narcotics dealer Robert a- wound the 1-acre side over the eria Tacda may flodhis Hit --k 'd'iemi1 If security wasn't provided by f ': because the Orange County Circuit Court In compliance with a court order. '".•4. Friday. Knowles said today that the city • made publichis offer to Inform on his 11w one-acre site off Airport Boulevard will tell Judge Kenneth Ldfler at a Dec. W Jewett Lane which Is being used as a Florida drug connections, a federal 17 hearing that the firm did not respond • ':.. ' prosecutor said this morning. X * waste chemical storage facility was to the order In a timely fashion. 5-. completely fenced over the weekend, in - Knowles ordered firefighters to Assistant U.S. Attorney Gerhard compliance with a court ordeç. maintain a watch at the site after cfty '' Klelnsctvnldt said he doesn't understand -' ."City Manager Warren Knowles ia1r officials scqvered the storage facility - -1 why his letter to Orange Circuit Judge iw -4 today City Chemical Company Inc. puIr. cont 1ninr William P. Kaney, telling of Tacda's 3,2oo drums of waste 66 •up the first fence post Saturday afternoon chemicals more than three weeks ago offer, was made public. Herald Photo by Torn Vnc,t 11 and completed the fdng of the facility He said the watch was necessary to keep "It hinders any. usefulness he may Ch ain-link fencing topped by barbed wire now site oil Airport Boulevard and Jewett Lane in and locked the gate at 2:30 Sunday of- cMdren, hunters and others away from provide have had as an Informant," Kleinsecurity at the waste-chemical storage Sanford. ternoon. the dangerous chemicals. said. City firemen, who had kept watch on The state fire marshal's office and the leaking drwns be removed; that a fire last week as welf as the firm's main plant In the meantime, the turn has not "Persons representing him (Taccia) the facility at Airport Boulevard and state Department of Environmental break be created around the drums and on Forsythe Road in Orlando. Knowles applied for various permits to operate its have called meto ask why Iannownced to Jewett Lane for the past 2D days, were Regulation have said the chemicals are that an earthem mound be constructed said those officers told him, it can be storage facility in Sanford Knowles said the whole criminal underworld In the removed from the site Sunday evening, hazardous andnammable. around the drums to keep leaking expected the federal agency will be citing those permits, -including a zoning state of Florida that he's turned statels Knowles said. More than two weeks ago, the city and materials from flowing Into a nearby the company for violations of law In their variance and lire-prevention permit, evidence." Knowles sent a letter to City Chemical the state Department of Environmental drainage ditch, storage operations. must be acquired from the city. -Klainachmldt- said Taccia made him and Its president, -Arthur Greer, last Regulation went to court and received a At the Dec. 17 hearing,the court will be The firm removes and stores waste City Conulssioners two weeks ago aware of-what he would offer Florida law week saying the city, 'beginning last temporary injunction against the firm. asked to set a schedule for removal of all chemicals froin businesses around the ordered Fire Cluef Manning Harriett not enforcement officials during pie. Friday, would start charging the firm for The court demanded that City the chemicals from Sanford. state. Some of those chemicals are to issue a fire-prevention permit. The bargaining on an arson case in Texas. firefighters manning the watch. A court Chemical provide either fencing or Knowles said today two officers of the recycled and others are shipped to a commissioners also instructed the city's "The plea bargain was sealed In ordered the firm to provide either security guards. It also ordered that US. Environmental Protection Agency federally approved disposal plant in planning and zoning commission not to Texas," Kleinschmldt said. "If I had security or completely fence In the flammable chemicals be separated; that inspected the Sanford storage facility Alabama. issue the variance if It is requested. known it was going to be made public (in Li,.4,4.., 0 ..IA ..e k.. _.e i • I; £ WUWU 15)5 pu t in iiis details." ' * • . * * . - SUPERBRAND • •• • - - • FRANKS ALL VARIETIIS - * * - - --- * , - • • - - • . * - - , * - WD BRAND EGGS IF Says It May Be -. -•• LARGE U.S. Attorney _ __ 4' - 4 a GOOD 7- 10 GRADE "A" 1 Taccia s Life In Peril ? .5 I" BOX * nv- PLUS DEPOSIT ** Evening Herald (USPS 481-280)—Price 20 Cents • C C - * DIET RITE or 11~1 IUWPTF 10 p• . • -.- - - •• * - - * -' • -* L - - — Here's how It works! Pkk i free Super Bönue C.rtIflcs Moixchedtout councs. M1SuperBonLan kwIery uependi36SuperBoi1Us - -- Stampx on each corWeAft. Vsn you check OPiSIt On! filed - • 1Qr..thsl4 ac.rw,c11 51 PKG. DOZ. - • * Bcntm Special you eecL - - • - * GOOD GOOD DECEMBER 7-10, im NOW - - - DECEMBER coPTIOW low 7-10, 1M QUANTITY RIGHTS IESE*WD INN.00Q$ $TOIIL - - - CO"NW"— 1111110 . imvi Enclaves Taccia's drug dealings may have In. duded Seminole County as well Brevard County and he may have been able to assist local law enforcement in that ares. Again Top Assistant 8.mInot.4revard State Attorney Alan . Bafr'h+ii rortsty said Friday he may not take Tacda tan his offer. He said any offer of coopeati ron from Tacda will be consIdered, along with all other possibilities, including stiff prosecution and prison sentences. Robinson said this morning he had nothing to do with the Klelnichmldt letter having been made public. Pe said even though Tacda'i Intent to become an Informer has been revealed, Taccia can still be effective by providing raw Intelligence telling pollee where to look. He said there may also be.paat drug activity Tacda can relate In cowl. Klelrschmich mid for all he knows Florida may have decided not to use Taccia an Informant because he has cried wolf too many times and didn't produce. Taccia, of Merritt Island, Is a convicted narcotics dealer currently awaiting a hearing In the Brevard County Jail. Tacda pleaded guilty in Texas last month of arranging for an arsonist to burn an airport hangar in Oct. in. 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Lc MORTON Ap_ple Cookies pie WCW AN1CAN la. ,.....'CIP '1".CHEESEFOOD...1•....9" . IO'004 TASTE 011* i" bIDeD 11111? 51W I riu rui.&,Lu •. ...... 'DOW"01UP4 PEAS CS CUTCORN sueimsa.,po CHOCOLATE c * Ø5I( EIAR UUfltD CHE ES •.. ' S UWWfl IWIhRAEID SWEET tt 01(5-u.) " $013'S 16M. " , W BUflERMILk BISCUITS .'V' E - -- The question, which, proved controversial In the past of whether the city of Sanford should be permitted to annex 15 parcels of county property completely surrounded by city property may be discussed by Sanford City Corn. rnlssicmers at a 7 p.m. meeting today. City Manager Warren Knowles Is asking the city commissioners whether they wish to again request the Seminole County Legislative delegation to sponsor a special act to permit the annexations. Some of the enclaves have been in existence for the pest eight-to-10 years City officials for years have been poln ting to the problems Involved in providing city emeregency services when it Is difficult to know exactly where the city limits end. The 15 enclaves Include 121 parcels of property containing a total of 17 acres and 47 dwellings. Four of the IS contain only one house kg; ww his only two house lots; one has three house lots, one has four house lots, two have five house lots and three have six house lots. The remaining three enclaves of the IS have 10 or more house -lots. Many of the enclaves were created when the city annexed other properties. The city does not have authority to annex any property which a property owner does not wish annexed. In the past some of the property owners involved have protested special legislation at the mattel'. Knowles will also ask commissioners whether they are going to designate the Fridays alter Christmas and New Year as holidays for city employees. The comrni.ssloners created a new holiday for the Friday after Thanksgiving, Knowles said that action by the commissioners has an impact on the city. He cited the inequity created when 145 of the city's M employees are not given the extra days off because they are involved in departments which must function 24. hours a day, seven days a week. These departments include fire, police, refuse Wild utility. To compensate for this, he said, fire, police and utility personnel are given an extra week vacation time. The -refuse personnel, he said, are rescheduled or paid for an extra holiday. "If days off are added to the praent seven holidays, the inequities grow toward (1we employees in critical ftgictlorss0" hc said. Knowles said to add a holiday to the personnel to the critical function departments costs the city in salaries, social security and pensions about $12,9 per day. - Polish Army Newspaper Says Defense For example, Kleinscfimldt said, a person such as Taccia could make telephone calls and set t some kind of a deal with people he's worked with in the past then they could be caught redhanded. Hurt - GDANSK, Poland (UPI) Poland's official army The report froin the Soviet news agency lass was newspaper said today that months of unrest threaten Related stories, Pages 2A, 3A issued one day after the most ominous warning yet from "Or he could provide names and the nation's defenses and the Communist Party must be locations, hot I imagine they'd all be long the United States that Soviet troops were poised for a "liberated from the people who discredited it." Th e state of anxiety among the people, the threat of possible invasion, gone before that," The editorial in the newspaper Zolnieri Wolnoaci stnkes or the attempts to make them in such important He also said a person In sidi a Sunday, l.ech Walesa, leader of the free-union came as the Soviet news agency in a dispatch from fields as railway or car transport all that indirectly movement announced plans to visit Polish Pope John situation would be Considered a snitch Warsaw charged that counter-revolutionary groups hit the defense system of the country," it said. and possi bly saneonemight takesteps to Paul II in itome early in the new year working under the cover of the independent unions are 'Attempts to paralyze the (state's) power, leading to Walesa said he planned the trip for Jan. 14-19, but an eliminate him. starting to challenge the Communist rulers. chaos and anarchy, also affect the system of defense," official Polish source said priiteiy, 'The pope "1 suspect he (Taccia) Is distraught at The army newspaper said the Communist Party must it said. probably will not see him beforether'e is•a solution having it all revealed." be "liberated from the people who discredited It" and "We warmly support the appeal calling for a dani to that is, signs of definite stabilization in Poland" Taccia said in a TV interview, must get nd of the mistakes which "deformed our be placed against the escalation of anxiety, the end of In the Vatican, a spokesman for John Paul said he Klethschmlct said, that he dealt In socialist system" strikes and leaflet action and of anarchy," it said ould see Walesa when he comes on his visit cocaine - - - .. 2 dway Residents Killed. In Crashes — - Mi A three-year-old girl and a 40-year-old woman, both of near Mullett Lake Park Road at 9:54 a uui, patrolmen reporMidway, died Saturday In two unrelated auto accidents, high- ted. way pstrolzii report. Earnestine P. Jackson, Sipes Avenue, died when the car she Three-year-old Trade Britton, of 2904 Bungalow Blvd., was was driving went out of control and rolled over several times crushed under the wheel of a car as it backed up along Granby Saturday morning, patrolmen say. Street. Midway. at 1:55 p.m. patrolmen say. Fred Lenwood,50,of Sanford and Willie Galloway, ,ofOld Versa R Costen, 34, of 2440 Broadway, Midway, told Mims Road, Geneva, tw passengers in the car, remain patrolmen stiq did not see the child walking In back of her car hospitalized with Injuries saffered in the accident. when she went to pull out of a parking space. A third passenger, Solomon McKever, 44, of 1317 13th St., Costen called deputies after realizing what had happened Sanford was unharmed, patrolmen report. and the child was rushed to Seminole Memorial Hospital then Lenwoot, was trst taken to Seminole Memorial Hospital, to Orlando Regional Medical Center, where she died, deputies then to Orlando Regional Medical Center, where he is now say. listed In fair condition with multiple injuries. No charges have been filled In the incident pending an inGalloway was reported in good condition at Seminole vestiation by patrolmen. Memorial Hospital. In the other incident, a Midway woman died and two men Jackson and Miss Britton were the 26th and 27th persons to remained hospitalized today after an accident on State Road 46 cIte on Seminole County roads this year - *" Fil �r p. I k... ;.-... In Evening HienniM (USPS 41 200) Around 00 N. FRENCH AVE.,SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 30$.322-26 icr 831-9993 Monday, Dec. 8, 1980—.4A WAYNE D. DCWLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor 91 Home Delivery: Week, 11.00; Month, 14.25; 6 Months, $24.00; Year, $45.00. By Mail: Week, $1.25; Month, 15.25; 6 Months, $20.00; Year. 857.00. Chamber of Commerce members are welcome tp attend the meeting. The Clock Lesson To Learn. By DONNA ESTES k....e.e ..... .II ..1 I..... C: IA. t. Lily IIULIVI IIVW Ull UUU iIdW O 803IIVU III L country are scattered across the remote landscape of northeast Utah and southwest Wyoming amid a massive geologic feature known as the Overthrust Belt. The development of these fields, and the potential of the entire Overthrust Belt stretching through stx'Western states, hold some lessons for those who will shape the nation's future energy policy. Geologists had long suspected that the Overthrust Belts formed of overlapping rock formations folded, faulted and compressed like roof shingles, contained huge deposits of oil and natural gas. But hundreds of exploratory drillings during the late 1960s and early 1970s yielded only dry hbles. S The Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce Board of Dtrëctors.wlfl elect new officers at $ am. Tuesday at the chamber building. Newly elected directors will also be presented at that time. The new directors are: Clerk of the Orezit Court Arthur H. Beckwlth Jr.; John' Call; J.S. "Red" Cleveland, director of the Sanford Airport Authority; Dennis Courson, Robert Doehn, Gilbert Ethncnda, Joiui Kzider, Vernon Was, A.K. Sboemaker Jr., and Douglas The annual International Visitors Day when 11w chamber will host 56 guests from around the world is scheduled for Dec. n. The chamber arvivafly entertains these foreign students under a program supported by Dr. Lois Perez and Dr. Maria Pares with assistance from the Sanford )pthnl4ClubMcDcma1de'a Restaurant and the city ci Sanford. p.m., on Tuesday, will air a fastire on the Sanford Golden Age Games on Channel S. The U.S. State Department encoages 11w program wbereby foreign graduate students enrolled In American Universities spend Christmas holidays visiting communities throughout the land, getting acquainted with Americans on an Individual basis. In Us past five years the number of foreign countries represented averages 11 and Includes representatives from Africa, South America, Europa, Asia, Australia and New Zealand. The chamber plans an hour long boat trip on Loke Monroe If a sufficient number of "skippers" donate their time and boats, chamber executive manager 'Jack Homer said. After the voyage, which should begin about 4 p.m., the skippers will be asked to join the guests and others for dinner at the civic center at about 6p.m. Those wishing to volunteer may contact Homer at the Chamber of Commerce. on noon Tuesday, the an" Business Women's I.iusoa will be held at Its civic center. This yea the luncheon will feature a fashion show. call the Those wishing to attend camber offle before Spin., Monday, to make reservations. There is no charge for Idznlsaim. The chamber will bold a ribbon cutting ceremony for BiTech.Derdil Studio on Thur. iday at 10:30 am. Bb-Tech is located at flOO N. French Ave. State Rep Robert Hattaway, D-Altamonte Springs, has been appointed to the Howe ap4 propriations committee, by Speaker Ralph Haben. Also appointed to the same committee was State Rep. Dick Batchelor, DOrlando. Homer is reminding th1i PM Magazine at 7 . ROBERT WALTERS JEFFREY HART The C Against - TipE' NO MYTERY LEFT IN L IF E. '1 E tciow 'No TAE WI NNER. ARE BEFORE TE POLLS Ci,P,E; WE KNOW 4C)W t1AN'( RINGS SATURN I4A; WE NO'J i-tow __________________ Are ___________ Security Tool - - - - - + + U.S. Faces Missile Competition - - • - + _______ _____ + ___ _____ - • '' + + -- I 11 - ' Crystal Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary. Al-Anon, 8 p.m., Rec reation hall behind Stromberg. Carlson, Lake Mary. 1. Diet Workshop, 7:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Church, DeLanci; 7 p.m., Florida Federal, State Road 436 at 434, Altamonte Springs. TUESDAY, DECEMBER Estate liaising Seminar, 2-4 p.m., Winter Park Memorial Hospital Medical Library Building, 200 N. Lakemont Ave., Winter Park. Call 646-7015 for reservations, Better Breathing Society for persons with chronic lung problems, 2p.m., Church of the Good Shepherd, Lake Avenue, Maitland. Discussion and therapy group. Sanford Lions, noon, Holiday Inn. Longwood Sertoma, noon, Quality Inn, 1.4 and State Road 434. Longwood Rotary, 7:30 am., Longwood Village Inn. + 0- ht* nging. To The'Rig . decade," Danielson said. movement," he said, difficult times ahead but not Some black leade 's also President-elect Ronald Reagan and company have captured the momentum of that movement and promise to propel It Into necessa rily a retur: to repression. Unless Inhuman bureaucracy can be cut, unless the decline "I don't think it lies necessarily bleak as we might be toll th e 19. Ci m orali ty can be reversed, unless Us deteri ora tion of Us newly elected Republicans have promised to work for ills at first glance. I think we can expect some good me that armed forces can be forestalled, civilization will fall. So wrote things, some positive things from Us Reagan Administration fiscal re ponsibility and massive tax cute, strengthen and s describing lst.Century Imperial Roman historian Tacitus and from the Republicans and conservatives who have come rearm the military, reinstate prayer In the schools, ban Rome. federally financed abortions, cut federally funded social into the administration," said Albert Munson of the New York His account of the collapsing empire could well be Us chapter of Its National Association for the Advancement of welfare programs to eliminate waste, do away with rent Republican view of America In Colored People. Frustration and despair abound. Stagflatlon grows to control In the nation's cities, abandon Us mliilnMun wage law "But I'm not saying by any means that we have gotten Into and enforce the already existing laws for equal rights for proportions, taxes reach radioactive levels and m'o heaven. The struggle by black folks In this country has never women rather than support an Equal Rights Amendment. consumers fear an economic meltdown, been easy and was not necessarily easy under Carter and we Some these positions engender fear and loathing among of And, like tiny Alice In Wonderland, Americans are finding do anticipate having some problems under the new regime. Of the traditionally liberal leaders of the country. They they have to rim as fast as they can Just to stay in place and "one of the possible outcomes of this new conservatism Is to predict the poor and disadvantaged will become Us victims of their legs are becoming ever so "-t--ns rv sm reawaken us to the fact that we have not yet reached the is w wa ve cu ting co e ati ne of budget t An xiety lingers In nearly everyone's mind and people worry th omised Land and there are a lot of things tMtwe have yet to r unified mass of Americans P Some even doubt that there is first time in its proud history not —Tor Us that America who believe In the programs espoused by Us Reagan Repub.. do In this country for blacks and minorities." only no longer has all the answers but may not even know Us But not everyone despairs of the new order. Ilcans. P'oPr' questions. eldon Knowles, petroleum expert and author, Is Ruth A national malaise the fellng of frustration about which "I'm unaware that there was a plebiscite or referendum on by what she calls the unshackling of business. heartened President Carter spoke arid from which he was top the liberal approaches toward social aspects and our is conservatism means that we'll start Increasing "The new electoral whirlwind does indeed exist In America today, communities," said Sol thaikin, President of the Interdomestic supplies of energy. The Carter plans we had our national Ladles Garment Workers Union in New York. although the malaise seems justified, analysts say, and not two of them were based on conservatism and that's only one imagined as Carter implied. This feeling of anomie may also "I'm not aware of workers being asked whether they are fed of the coin," she salt be the basis of what some see asa return totradltionallan and up with Social Security, Medicare or foodstamps. I think a was sold a hill 1 goods by his energy advisers that "Carter a swing to the political right large body of workers voted out of anger arid frustration." out of oil and gas. We have as much oil and we were running the economy that Americans, as "At the moment, I think asked about a plan to revise tbelplmwn wage la w, gas yet to find as we have found in the last 100 years, more than fails to grow, are angry at government. They are miffed. They thaikin grew angry. 100 billion barrels. It's deeper and harder to find, offshore In they are not getting value received for what they conWorkers' real income has declined 7 to 10 percent, he said, shale, etc., but 50 percent of that 100 billion barrels is accordingly," said sider to be high taxes. And they have voted and only a few elite groups of workers have kept pace. estimated to be under federal lands." Henry F. Graff, a Columbia University history professor. "For a president or a Congress to consider doing away with Why haven't the oil companies found the new oil sooner? Graff, like other historians and social scientists surveyed, the minimum wage law Is an Incredible thing. And how could It federal government demands these Intermina'Because Its believes Americans have less real and less optimism about the help blacks? Will blacks work for less than the $2.10 an hour? I statements and mountains of red environmental Impact ble future. And what's more, America ns are looking f or someone think it Is racist and an Insult, even horrendous think tape and because they have not leased public lands for exalmost anyone to deliver them from Us dual dragons Of would help blacks get jobs." new cast in Congress and the "With the said. ploraticm," she Inflation and unemployment. Chaikin had further warnings for any Reagan-backed atReagan administration, these obstacles will be cut." "We are a people for whom the old Isn't quite dead and the tempts to reduce workers' social welfare benefits or interfer In The new conservatism is also freighted with a new reality: new hasn't yet been born," Grsff said. "And in some ways, the unionization of American workers.. the American dream has been pushed aside byther techelection of Reagan gives hope,that a new face will do all these "If Reagan can not keep his primitives In line, he'll play Into nologles, events and people by Honda and Sony, by OPEC new things and bring these'ëw values into Us world. At Us the hands of the Democrats because he'll force a class and the Ayatollah Khomeini, by Castro and Brezhnev, same time he gives some comfort that maybe those old struggle. Unions are strongest w hen their very exist ence Is at "I think th e Am erican dream was shattered somewhere now on the way out weren't so bad and we will have omit more stake. But I don't happen to think we will have to go through a during the Vietnam war. And the American Dream had a very good look at Item," class struggle. large element of egoism In it. I don't think we any longer think To Harvard University sociologist Daniel Bell, people are "But we cannot long endure a large and growing underclass we have a technology that can dominate otter people, that our confused by today's complexities. with 9 million workers working at or slightly under the federal Is superior to that of other industrial peoples, that lectoi answer to In fl a ti on, mply want a singleword "People si national minimum wage of $3.10 an hour." we are special in the world,' (olumbia's Graft said. unemployment, detente and this seems to be part of the "We once had a notion that America was an example of Us Those poor who live In the central cities may feel the effects problem," Bell said. "Americans have no experience with underworking hand of God In the wilderness. I don't think we ( budget trimming first Inflation. This Is something very novel In their lives. It's a have that feel that any longer perhaps the absence of this "In general, what's ahead Is likely to reduce Its effectiveproblem only of the last 10 years and they don't know how to feeling may be the malaise çople talk about." ness of the federal government as an ally of the disadvanhandle it. And they particularly don't know how to handle it. But Graft said there Is always the unexpected, the force of taged," Princeton's Danielson said. "The federal government "Suddenly everybody finds themselves on a roller coaster. what he calls serendipity that could change history suddenly for all its weaknesses is an equalizer. It redistributes. The And no one stops to think of the total picture." and for no apparent reason. If you're on a roller coaster, Bell said, all one can do Is grasp degree to which the federal government's role Is weakened will "Serendipity Is the unexpected happening. Like the war for what seem to be solutions. But not all government actions mean list we will have a less-redistributed society I foresee between Iraq and Iran isa tAt of historical serendipity. And it's hard times ahead." are praised. about time in the turn In the historical wheel for some unusual cold Belt regions may feel the And certain north-of-the-Sun "As someone once said, people like It when government does development to occur favorable to the United States. from the new administration before other sections. something for you but not to you," Bell said. "An example: It's like Victoria sitting cm the throne of "It's hard to believe that this administration would be one And whetter one believes in The Big Person theory of England, and lna very short time the most corrupt parliament that would try and tilt In the direction of the Northeast and Napoleons, history, that certain extraordinary people In the world became the most incorruptible instrument of Ilitlers, Eirsteths come along and change events and affect Midwest and older cities. Its political strength, the driving government the world has ever known. That's what I mean by history, or the Times theory, that the tenor of the times dic- force of the new conservatism is In the Sun Belt, the South and serendipity. And she was what' 35th in line for the throne when beneficiaries West, In those areas that have been the primary tales what will eventually happen, many political theorists she was born?" of where the market has carried Investment In the last a combination of both working In America i*. "There are a lot of strands that are woven together of people who are dissatisfied with the way society has evolved In the last quarter century," said Michael Danielson, chairman of the Politics Department at Princeton University. "Which Is to say there are people who are distressed by government, Its size, its apparent intrusion into their lives, its lack of effectiveness. "But people have always been disturbed by government and always disturbed by taxes. We are a Republic founded on people who were unhappy with Its existing government because they thought It Intruded in their lives and restricted their liberty and freedom and also who were unhappy about the + + . ' - - - - + - , 0 I, - + Clubhouse, Sierra Club, 7:30 pin., Maitland Civic Center. WASHINGTON (NEA) - After conductIng Wehave heard a lot tn recent days about the at leastfive Investigations during the past two complaints of blacks - that Reagan is going years, the federal government Is moving to neglect them, that racial violence will Then, in 1974, newly developed seismic toward resolution of a scandal Involving aim) spread, etcetera. techniques enabled geologists to map un- agricultural trade association called .Cotton But whites have some legitimate racial . . L . derground formations and to pinpoint the location Inc. • + . complaints of their own. In fact some of them, But one of the • ptlons reportedly under of oil and natural gas deposits. Since then, more Including college professors, have had it U to .than 40 producing wells have been opened in 12 oil consicfratlon is abandonment of ,a case thit here with reverse discrimination. 4iátural gas fields. While production is still typifies Us seamless web that too often links I cite as an example a letter from a 1 relatively modest, oil industry executives and government officials with the Industries friend of mine who teaches at a very exwhose activities they're supposed to regulate. clualve New England private college, where, federaY officials agree that the potential of the Same background: Industry lobbying off or the past decade. the school has been in the Utah *and Wyoming fields has barely been • forts produced a 1968 law calling for 4w ,c business of savaging whites: scratched. establishment of the Cotton Board, devoted to "There Isn't a lot to tell you about my time Moreover, the estimated reserves throughout research cotton promotion,and product here - though there were moments of high the Overthrust Belt are staggering. Natural gas deiont. Indignation when I feltli ke blowing the deposits are believed sufficient to provide the me statute specified that funding for these whIstle on our local version of academic entire nation a 15-year supply. Oil deposits are activities was to be provided through mancorruption. said to total 14 billion barrels, or six times the datory yes, currently about $2 per bale, RM$ ION(A "1 f md myself dn the flnanclal-ald-to-me amount of foreign oil imported by the United levied on cotton producers. All 20 members of students' committee just when the college, the board were to be selected by Us States last year. Uits es,wasmadtoat- • Agriculture Department. tractitstdblknts — and I was BUSINESS WORLD The catch, of course, is that recovering this . utterly appalled at what was going on. - energy treasure will be- expensive; Drilling costs - But the CottOn Board delegated virtually all c4 Its work — and te money collected under "Fo begin wIth,the divided the scholar. In the Overthrust Belt's rock formations are high government supervision - to Cotton Inc.,' ship budget 50.50 between whites and blacks: and new networks of pipelines must be built to private corporation that liii received more Banks: V Ahead funds for other minorities came equally from transport both oil and natural gas. than $150 million from the check-off system both 'buckets.' They were wooing students By MARY BETH FRANKLIN Without the continued decontrop of oil and since 1967. of federal banking agencies rather than with scores in the 'i (admission to a WASHINGTON (UPI) - The banking in- Implementing new legislation, natural gas prices, much of the Overthrust Belt Cotton Inc. also was given more than $28.8 college of this sort normally requires S.A.T. The Monetary Control Act calls for the would remain unexploited simply because energy million from the federal treasury between duitry, still adjusting to the massive changes scares in the ON range) on 11w one side: on the resulting from this year's banking phase-out of Interest rate ceilings under other, a girl had to be a combination of prices set by the federal governñient would be too 1972 and 1976, but disclosure of a deregulation, now must face new leadership guidance of the Inter-agency Depository Florence Nightingale and Madame Curie to low to justify the cost of exploration, recovery and extravagant, If not improper, expenditures on both the house and Senate Banking Institutions Deregulation Committee. In led Congress to halt that practice. cons near a scholarship. Genuinely disad. transportation of the belt's deposits. committees. addition, it grants Drift Institutions expanded vantaged white students, from the South and One Agriculture Department investigation Discovery of the Overthrust Belt's vast Stewardship of the senate Banking Coin- powers to maintain their competitiveness a poor family, or from a hi-Lingual newly potential ought also to suggest the foolishness of a concluded that Cotton Inc. may he"mitt ii pus from outspoken Sen. William once they lose their interest rate advantage, emigrated Italian family (to give two Proxmire, D.Wl1'to Sen. Jake Garn H-Utah. national energy policy III based in part on the proper spentexecutive more than million for Both Gam and St. Germain have criticized examples I remember) hadn't a hope." equipment, travel$and television In the House, th Democrats will maintain the Mx.member DIDC for deregulating the assumption that petroleum reserves are limited commercs. + U this kind ci thing is not genteel racism, I majority but leadership will change on that industry faster than Congress had Intended. to those now identified. don't know what the proper term for It is. An outspoken critic of Cotton Inc., Rep. committee as well. Changes under the new law Include the The faculty and administrators running Paul Findley, R.I11, charges that the Rep. Henry Reuss, D-Wls., will relinquish introduction of Interest-bearing checking achigh prestige colleges like this are simply organization is guilty of "a decade of chairmanship to take charge of the Joint counts, higher interest on savings accounts, giving tismstlVfl moral thrills, at the ex. squandering public and (Industry) funde," Economic Committee, a nonlegislative think + authorization of automatic transfer accounts pease of white high school graduates who devious accounting tricks to tilde where the tank. Reuss said he can leave with confidence and new lending powers for tlrlfts. have done their work In good faith. Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty operate money was going, gross mismanagement and "that there Is a good man'behind me." The commercial banking Industry is conAny parent who has watched a son or under a single, non-profit authority and pursue a heavy-handed tactics to silence critics. itep. Ferdinand St. Germain, the senior corned over what It feels Is the heart and soul daughter working hard for good grades and single purpose: to bring a diversity of news and Democrat in line for the House Banking of banking reform. There has been no real In 1975, Congress included In the sweating out the results of S.A.T. tests, and chaIrmanship, Is expected to replace Reuss. action on 'Regulation Q" - which controls Information to eager listeners In countries under Agriculture Department's appropriation act then sweating out the letters of college + the Moscow shield. They need and deserve more a provision stating that If Cotton Inc. wanted But since the official decision is up to the Interest they can pay on savings, acceptance or rejection has to be outraged at House Democratic Caucus, he has cautiously But to the savings and loans, movement the final $2 million Installment In federal help. sort of blatant racial discrimination. avoided commenting on plans for a corn- along those lines has been too fast. A fewthi Despite heavy "jamming" from the Soviet funds, no employee of the trade association I t seems tome that with Reagan's election, mUtes that Is not yet his, months ago, the DIDC agreed to eliminate the Union, the broadcast services funded by could earn more than the salary then paid to e great somnolent silent majority has said th St. Germain, a hi gh ly-regarded cons er um Inter es t di fferen ti al on $10,000 the secretary at agriculture. money market Congress boast an Impressive audience. Radio at last: Enough Is enough. activist, has been a member of the banking certificates that allowed thrifts to pay a little but figure was $62,528 per year Free Europe broadcasts in six languages to more committee since 1966. He was a driving force more than banks. Black spokesmen characteristically in' Woof Jr., president of Cotton Inc., behind the 1918 crackdown on Insider banking than 23 million people each week in Eastern Dukes Woofers action Infuriated the Drift Industry. A me dulge In hyperbole, taking these days about was earning $121,275 annually, almost twice activity spurred by the Bert Lance loam from law suit was brought by the U.S. League of Europe. Radio Liberty reaches about 7 million as much as the legally imposed ceiling. genocide and ilbout "rolling tack the civil the National Bank of Georgia, and for the Savings Associations to reverse the action, rights gaits" of the 1. weekly in the Soviet Union. 960s In what was publicly touted as a "personal establishment of the National Consumer At the league's annual meeting, Garn said Nothing drastic is at all likely to happen. By focusing on truth, the broadcasts erode the sacrifice," Wooters accepted a drastic pay Cooperative Bank. he expects legislation to be Introduced to set But at lent wecan right the balance, and stop impact of propaganda disseminated In the cut so his organization ostensibly could Banking industry sources are somewhat out a specific timetable for lifting 'Beg Q." discriminating against whites as a matter of Communist nations Intended to counter the ob- comply with the federal Law. concer ned about St. Germain's conswner The ratcheting approach was hotly debated In public policy, and against whites as a matter jectives of America and its Free World allies. By But subsequent evidence reportedly showed leanings, but one said, "We would hope we Congress when the bill was under conof policy on the part of private elites. could work with him." focusing on truth, the broadcasts shake public that the country's largest cotton producer, the sideration, but lost. During the l96, the liberal elite In this Staffs on both committees Indicate the new support among their listeners For Communist Los Angeles-based J.G. Boswell Co., hired The act also expands the Fed's control by country decided to restructure the entire WOOlen as a $60,000 per-year "consultant" chairmen will look at ways to fine tune ItS requiring all financial Institutions not just adventurism. society, and the liberal elite In our universites banking reform act passed earlier this year the 5,400 Fed member banks to deposit decided to play God with the composition of But this year's budget of $93 million falls short for two years, from late 1976 through late 1978. and concentrate on scrutinizing the activiti es reserves wi th Its central bank, our student bodi. by $2 million of supporting present broadcast schedules. The shortfall, small change in comparison to JACK ANDERSON defense expenditures, should be corrected by Congress. Concerned observers are also convinced that the current uncertain supervision of the broadcast effort should be strengthened by the new Congress. The broadcasts must be preserved. They are an WASHINGTON—Israel, South Africa and countries surrounded or numerically over- flash In the Indian Ocean off South Africa. had not comment. important weapon in the U.S. security arsenal. Taiwan will soon begin joint production of wtielmed by ttwlrenemles — is that they need From this and additional evidence SEE NO EVIL Just before the election, strategic cruise missiles—emaIl, pilotless jets not be devlcjsd in highly visible launch sites Including radio Intercepts and reports on the Secretary of Health and Human Services that can hug the ground to evade enemy radar that are vulnerable to attack. Four cruise movement of technicians among the three Patricia Harris told a press conference, and deliver nuclear warheads 1,500 miles missiles can be Installed on a single truck and nuclear partners tires U. S. Intelligence have not fount and nobody has told us of"We BERRY'S WORLD any I away. hidden, ready to P. In an ordinary garage. agencies concluded that the flash had been a places where savings can be achieved that we U. S. Intelligence agencies have known for This, In fact, is precisely what the United nuclear test. have not tried." years that Its three nations were working States plans to do with Its cruise missiles A White House panel decided that the One reason, it new appears is that the together on nudear weapons development, earmarked for deployment In Britain. evidence was inconclusive, but for some agency hasn't been looking vary hart ForBut the addition of cruise missiles to their Intelligency sources told my associate Ron reason the Independent panel was not made tunately for the taxpayers. the FBI has been arsenals drastically alters Us worldwide McRae that Israel, Tiawan and South Africa privy to everything the Intelligence agencies looking and has found hundreds ci cases of 2kl m "balance ofterror." Even the Soviet Union Is probably hoped to produce and deploy their had gathered to corroborate their slew that It fraud In Its Medicare-Medicaid programs considered to be at least five yearsaway from cruise missiles in total secrecy. None of the was a nuclear blast. In a private letter to Rep. Claude Pepper, the deployment of these supermart weapons. three has even admitted having nuclear The discovery that an lstaellScuth African- D-Fla., FBI Ujrectcr William Webster told tv-115 In cold, hard geographic terms, Us weapons, and they have taken extreme Taiwanese cruise missile is immiment 155 the chairman ci the Select Committee on triumvirate's new missile capabili ty means measures to keep the outside world f rom fraud tow not been reported outside the nsUcnaj Aglr it has priding In cr that Israel—which already has a stockpile of learning their se et. In 1975, f or example, the securi ty community. Even senior member $ the two programs. 200 or more nuclear bombs can deliver Israelis fi red on an American sp y plane that of Congr.u have not been told Legislators, "By in lbs greatest majority ci these cases warheads from Its own backyard to any of its got too close to their nuclear facilities, and who have assumed that the only tireat of an are self-InItIated or developed through Arab enemies in the Middle East, and even South Africa expelled the U. S. ambassaador, end to our cruise missile monopoly was from deep inside Us Soviet Union. William Edmondson, last year when a hidden the Soviet Union — and that several years alabOns made by prot'esalcmais within the South Africa could annihilate targets camera was dalacovered in Us belly of his down the road — will have some hard Industry and confidential acs." webster wrote. adding siWilflcantly tha t "few, if any, anywhere in the southern part of the con- private plane. questions to ask dmut this usw.ttftng referrals (for prosecution) are being received Unent, and increase the effective range of 11w U. S. Intelligence analysts first tumbled development. onto Us nuclear cooperation between Israel missiles by launching them from aircraft Footnote: An official at the Israeli embassy fTti the Office ci HI Inspector General." Taiwan would be able to destroy Peking and and South Africa several years ago when s*Id that Ia'asl "will not be Us first to In. me FBI's biggest medical cheating inot her cities In mainland China from secure sophis ticated Israeli weapons and nuclear induce midair weapons In Us Middle East." in c.wia, uisi the , aimie I Launching sites on its own soil or from naval scientists began turning up in South Africa. A South African spokesman misted that his name medifraud. of the al cases involved, vessels far out to sea. Monitoring of the joint nuclear program governmentis"not Involved In the productloic Webster noted, "none were the results of Well, " Mi. Worst- Case-Scenario'. how qicI it O The bea4ty of cruise missiles from a. was given high priority, and last year an or develcçmnuit of nuclear weapons." A referrals from Us Departnient of Health amid American spy satellite recorded amysterious today? military standpoint — particularly for representative for the Taiwan government Human Sr'v1" ______ By PETER COSTA UPI Senior Editor MONDAY, DECEMBERS Sanford Al-Anon, 8 p.m., First United Methodist Church, Sanford. . Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. TOPS Chapter 7*. 7 p.m. over Baptist Church, Sanford Sertoma, 7am., Sos. Winter Springs Sertoma, 7:30 a.m., Dig Cypress Sore 0 1980,. Amenca 4 0 . . ' W ites J.R. To MAKE BABIES IN TE5T TuBEs; ANt), WoRT OF ALL... Cotton Inc. V.1h y w .XWOW" WO &HOT CALENDAR - . I Monday Dsc.I, 1esO.-SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. + English as a Second Language, 9:30 am., Deltona Public Library, 1691 Providence Boulevard. Sanford Toastrnasters, 7:15 am., Third Street and Magnolia Avenue, Rich Plan offices, second fl Adult film series features "Kilaru; the Black Rhinoceros," 2 p.m., 1)eltona Public Library. 50 Club, 10:30 a.m., Redding Gardens Sanford' WEDNESDAY, DECE.MBER 10 Public forum on critical issues facing Florida', State University System, 2 p.m., Howard Johnson's main ballroom, I-I and State Road ), Orlando. Sanford Rotaract, 7:30 p.m. Florida Power & Light, Xl N. Myrtle Ave., Sa nford. Storytime for preschoolers, 10.10:30 am., Deltona Public library, 1691 Providence Bou1eva d. Sanford-Breakfast Rotary hub, 7 a.m., Sanford Airport resta urant. Casselberry Rotary, 7:30 am., Woman's Club, Overbrook Drive, Casselberry. Osledo Rotary, Town house Restaurant, 7:30 am. Sanford Kiwanis, noon, Sanford Civic Center. Sanford Optimist, noon, Holiday Inn, State Road 46 and 1-4. Recovery Inc., 12:30 p.111., Sears Altarnonte Mall. For- nervous -and former- mental patient. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Mall • Sears. Starlight Promenaders, 8 p.m., Deflary Community Center Shell Road. Sanford AA Beginners, 8:30 pm., 1201 W. First THURSDAY, DECEMBER Free grants workshop offered by Florida Division of Cultural Affairs to acquaint artists, cultural organizations and others with federal resources available, 9:3) am. to 3 p.m., First Unitarian Church, 1815 E. Robinson St., Orlando. For information call - - '' + + - - + + ... + + . 843-2767, Free Low Calorie Wo (oking Demonstration, 7 p.m., The Diet Workshop Stun', 431 Center, State Road 434, Longwood. Second Annual Leukemia Super Sum Classic AWARDS NIGHT, P.M., Howard Johnson, 1-4 and Highway 50, Orlando. SISTER, Inc. Christmas Party, 11:30 a.m., home of - Vivian Buck, 1411 S. Park Ave., Sanford. FRIDAY, DECF.MBER 12 University of Central Florida Commencement, 7 p.m., UCF gymnasium. Speaker-Orlando Mayor Bill Frederick. Sallic Harrison Chapter DAR,, 2:30 p.m., parish hall of United Presbyterian Church, Wilbur Avenue Lake Mary. Program on "The Chrismon Tree." S/iTURL)AY. DECE%IIWR 13 Flea market and auction to benefit Seminole Baseball and Softball league, 9 ai:i. to 6 p.m., Seminole Baseball Field, State Road 419 one-half riule east of Highway 17-92. Greater Sanford Chamber of ('ornmt'rce Christmas Parade, 10 a.m., Downtown Sanford. SUNDAY, uh;(F:lhwR II Flea Market and auction to benefit Seminole Baseball and Softball Ivague. 9 am to 6 1)111, enünole Baseball I"it'ki. Sta le lloatl 419, one-half mile east of Highway 17-92. Ali'muzle candlelight ucsper scri(e, 5 P in. First Presbyterian church, Sanford. third Street and Oak Avenue by Chancel choir ... - - taxes they were paying." Danielson said no one title of conservatism can encompass all the disparate views. It's too complex for that. mere are people who hold "conservative" views on national defense but who also hold extremely "liberal" views on sodo.ethical - issues. So then, what is different In the politics of traditionalism today? "What's new Is that the Republicans nominated a candidate at a particular point in time, and was able to enlist most of these diverse strands under his banner," Danielson said. "How long they will stay, no one knows. Some of them will exist uneasily with each other." To Danielson, a shift toward conservatism began in the nation In 1968 but was interrupted for a time by Watergate. 'That made it difficult for Republicans to sustain that Vesco Must Leave Bahamas By Friday Millionaire fugitive Robert NASSAU, Bahamas, (UPI) Vesco has until Friday to get out of the Bahamas or find a new refuge from U.S. prosecutors. lie said in a weekend telephone Interview with UPI that his lawyers are trying to find a way to halt or delay the scheduled Dec. 12 expiration of his permit to stay In Its Island nation. "My attorneys are looking into it to see If there's a possible - MONDA Y , [w('I:MBEII IS Community Coordinated ('hild ('are for Central Florida, annual meeting and dinner, 7 pm., Harley Hotel, Orlando. Election of officers. Speaker, Alvin Taylor, secretary of Florid U)partxrit'nt of Health and Rehabilitative Services. TUESDAY, DE( EMBER 16 Humane Sodet) of Seminole ('ount) Holiday hingw(od Village Inn. Celebration, 730 p in Cocktails and hors d'oeuvres and entertainment by the Seminole Singers. WEDNF_SLII1)FCEMBER 17 Seminar on drug Interatiuns, storage and expiration dates, 2-4 pm., Winter Park Memorial Hospital Medical Library Building. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 19 Your Adult Club for Singles I YACS) dinner-dance, 7:30 p.m., Maitland Civic Center. . 'rUF..SDAY, t)E('EMIIER 23 Over SO Club, 1030a.m .Hedding Gardens, Sanford. Garwood 'Sane' In Vietnam A panel of military CAMP LEJEUNE, N . C. (UPI) n Garwood was not inRobert H. psychiatrists has found Plc. sane at the (line he was accused of joining forces with the Viet Cong and collaborating with the enemy in the Jungles of - Vietnam. The findings of the panel of three psychiatrists that examined Garwood at a Pensacola, Fla., naval hospital were released today by the Marine Corps. It said Garwood is competent to stand trial and should have had "the capacity to appreciate the criminality of his conduct during his years with On communists." Garwood's court-martial on charges of desertion and collaboration with the enemy resumed today with testimony from Dr. Harold Kushner, one of a dozen former prisoners of war who encountered Garwood in the Jungles during the mid waiaiei. appeal," Vesco said. He declined to say what he plans to do If attempts to block his ouster fail. "We'll Just have to wait and see," Is said. The fugitive financier has been living In the Bahamas since April 1978 when he left Costa Uca after a new go vernment grata. th ere label ed him personna The Bahamas government, which once ruled there was Insufficient legal reasons for deporting him, has given no explanation for not renewing Vesco's residency permit. Vesco fled the United States In 1972 to avoid trial on charges of giving President Richard Nixon an Illegal $250,000 campaign 01 contribution and plundering his mutual fund, Investors Overseas, Services, of $224 million. Ever since, the U.S. Justice and State departments have been trying unsuccessfully to have him extradited back to this country for trial. It Is these efforts, Is said, that makes him think his life might be in danger If he Is deported to the United States. '11w first question that has to be asked Is, would I make it there alive?" Vesco said. "I think that's the most important question, The FBI has admitted It has all kinds of dire plans for me. That's (that his life In danger) what you would think If you heard something like that" Arthur Nehrbau, special agent in charge of Us Miami FBI office, has said federal agents gave Bahamas officials "raw intelligence information on allegations that Vesco has been involved In some narcotics activities." "We have also disseminated some information on possible attempts by Vesco to corrupt US. officials," Nehrbasa has said. Vesco has denied the drug allegations. 11w 44-year-old millionaire high school dropout from Detroit repeated his offer to go to Washington to talk to a Senate judiciary subcommittee. + ' + i. '. .-. + . .. +. ' • . . I. 4 + �-.- ..' :.. - _•', ... . •. .... .. . -; 4. OURSELVES Evening Harald, Sanford, FL - -I Monday, Dec. I, 1N-1B -1 Music, Dinner And Tour Included TONIGHT'S TV 12:35 mi Last Hurrah" mctwl 'Christmas In. Old'Longwood' Set (7) 0 UOVII New Federal Regulations permit us to offer you several new services this Fall. One of these services is N.OW. CHECKING which means you can have your personal checking account at the same place where you do your savings or finance your home. ' This- new al ha a vrt, imnrwtant nh i frir - - -checkina -- - - -- - account you, your daily balance EARNS 5¼% INTEREST COMPOUNDED DAILY! Now you can have those idle dollars working to your advantage. . .even If the money is only there for a few41 ZZ "°' days. The new Federal Regulations governing N.O.W. accounts cm0mver a--- - 4 - rv'alzt 4kriwii r,fCaaa.,4k,,,. ')l ICtOt'i IIII' iIIi LIUVC IJCCIiiUCI J19 1OV. nuWevw, N , e In order to have your N.O.W. ACCOUNT ready for action on day one, you may fill out the coupon below and send It in to your nearestFirst Federal of Mid_' Florida office. There Is no obligation and you need not deposit funds at this time. Simply choose the. type N.O.W. CHECKING account you want and stinnh, thp rørn lptøA infrirms'diars ii I•I II IiI%#R I • • •VV lot trill Vill a FREE 51/4% CHECKING Your N.O.W. CHECKING ACCOUNT earns interest at the rate of service charges so long as you maintain a $500 minimum balance. Should your minimum balance fall below $500 the is monthly charge is $4. _________ IQ1 lA you complete details for opening your account VIP 51 /4% CHECKING Your N.O.W. CHECKING ACCOUNT earns Interest at the rate of 5'/4% compounded daily. There are no monthly or per check service charges so long as you maintain a minimum balance of /4 % CHECKING ECONOMY 51 I- $5,000 In any. First Federal of Mid-florida account Including Your N.O.W. CHECKING ACCOUNT earns interest at the rate of Passbook, Certificates of Deposit, Money Market Funds or N.O.W. compounded daily, there Is no , monthly service charge or minimum balance. You pay only 150 per check written. -'-'p ACCOUNT, Should your combined balance in all accounts fall below $5,000 there Is a monthly service charge of $4. TI UNLIMITED51 /4% CHECKING CAREFREE 62 Your N.O.W. CHECKING ACCOUNT earns Interest at the rate of 51/4 % compounded daily, there is no minimum balance or per Your N.O.W. CHECKING ACCOUNT Is free and earns Interest at the rate of 51/4% compounded daily. To qualify for this acccount check charge. Your monthly cost Is $4. you must be 62 years of age or older. jD0NIW$ Oei$iOSIOW(MON) 10 ALLASOUTYOUMM 0 (I) MATHEMATICAL RELA. T1ONSMPS (WED, F) 1O C(MA TO COVER (THU) OJ 17 FREEMAN REPORTS 12:15 0110 ALL ABOUT YOU (MON) I ) MATHEMATiCAL REt).. MWV 1.00 (1)0 NEWS I in saw I • MO°NG 5.00 ARIPLIBW,LsYMO. (7)MTPATRO"7U1 12 (17) lwaLvI O'CLoCK HIGH 0}1O LETTER PfOPc1(WED) 10 MATH PATROL(T 12:30 OT NM SEARCH FOR TOMORROW (j RYAWS HOPE 5:25 ( 0) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) (17) RAT PATROL (MOW) 5:30 0 3U NU SEMESTER 171 OPEN LW (TUE) ioo uvas i (5) 0 THE YOUNG AND THE tycoon 17 RAT PATROLMITh RUTLEN 1)Q ALL UYCHILDREN %I(35)lARNEYMILtER 5:40 1(35lMIKEDOVQtA3 0 (10) MACNEIL I LINRER aZ(17) RAT PATROL Th) U) (Id) LETTER PEOPLE (MON. REPORT 5:55 TUE) 11) (I7) ALL 04 THE FAMILY 12 (I7) WORLD AT LARGE (MOW) U)(1O) ALL ABOUT YOU (WW) 7:30 U)(I0) MATH PATROL (THU) 6:00 o 1i TIC i0(10) 500kSlRO(F04) 0 L4 TODAY 04 FLORIDA S) 0 YO0$'S FIRST CHRISTMAS ((7) MOVIE g THE LAW AND YOU (MOW) Animated Huck and . SPECTRUM (TUE) (1) 1:15 hoping to mali. Christmas S0SL'iC AWARENESS (Wt0) U)(1O) LETTER PEOPLE (MON) on. to. U.s Troclimoiton. awein (THU) 51 030 0 (10) COVER TO COVER (TUE. Yogi 8.a. out of he deep enntsl $ HEALTH FIELD (PO4) , Fall sleep to Nil;) in their pvpatationi 17)) SUNRISE U) (10) MATHEMATICAL RELA. ( 7) WORLD AT LARGE (WED) T1N5HSPI (TNt)) 7)0 FAMILY FEUD 6:05 800 1:30 U (17) WORLD AT LARGE (Tilt)) U) (10) MATHEMATICAL RELA. U 1 UTflI HOUSE ON THE ' regained PRAIRIE Adam. T1ONSHIPS (MOW) 6:10 his I4Qlit (SOCK!" to leave his teach. U) I 10 )STORY000NO (i-UI) 12 (7) WORLD AT LARGE (FPO) wig position at the school to. the 10 MATH PATROL (WED) blind and return to Iaw school tPa.t 6:30 (101 #4$IOE /OUT (Tilt)) 5)QID'AU.EN U)(10)ALLAIOUTYOU(PRI) 2)Q I.( -A Christmasctt(J5)NEWZOORIVUE 5) 1:45 Carol'(1951) Alastair Sam. Kath. 1(17) FAMILY APPAJA 0 (10) MATHEMATICAL RELA. lien Harrison Based On the sto(Y 6:45 T1ONSHIpS (MOW) a,l by Chattel Dickens A cold-h..d 99) 110) ILU. Ui0(10) MATH PATROL (lUl) miss, leans INS value 04 (1° 04810110W (WED) won throughghostly advintutse on 6:55 (10) UTTER PEOPLE (THU. CIi.istmas(ve 7Ø 0000 Ojp40Fi.,0RjØA PO4) i 0 nurs INCREDISU 7:00 MI (35) MOVIE Scrooge-(C) 2:00 TODAY Alec Gum. (*070) fl (4) ANOTHER WORLD MORNING wnitia ness Baud on th. lasaic naval by ' 0*5 THE WORLD TURNS KUPALT miserly old Charles Dickens (1)Ø ONE LIFETOLVE AMERICA 90000 UOR(RI codg.r mends his ?jit-ttsted ways U) (10) FOOTSTEPS ;JON) lt()FRED FL$ITSTONE its visit him on stun thee spirits w (10) ONCE UPON A CLASSIC (1o.AM.el-REIT Christmas (vi 12 His) (TUE. THU) I7)%,b04uiM1' U)(1O)OMATPfVVOANCU THE ADVOCATES * D.. Rosenkavslii Gwynitlu 7:25 BRIEF(WED) Jones B.igtt. Fassb.ends,. Lucia U)(10)FIELJNQS(FRI) Ø(4) TODAY O4FLORIDA Popp and Manfred JunQ'vifth eta. in 7 100000 MORNING FLORIDA 2:30 P,c?a,d Strausss masterpiece of 7:30 (35) viot. SAUOOP(S YOUR lytiG opera marking the p.OduC. 0 4 TODAY NEW DAY lions IwsI telecast in the United , I 10 0000 M00l0 AMERICA 0(10) DICK CAVETI States J r, 5) TOMAND JIM'! 1(2 (17) MOVIE • Woman a 2:50 World (1954) Clifton Webb. June • 800 12(17)FUWTIME AiyiOi'l Three men" CAPTAIN KANGAROO 3:00 we observed in N,. York by a pro11; (5) DUOS SUNNY 5peCtivS employ" 0 4) TUAS 110) VILLA ALEOM () 1$) GLJOING LIGHT 111 (1711 LOVE LUCY 9:00 (7) GENERAL HOSPITAL U (4) A TRISUTE TO CHIT it) 5I THE FuNTITONIS 8:25 AT1CIIS Taped at the Grand (iol POSTSCRIPTS 0 4) TODAY 04 FLORIDA Opty. this musicaMy-Otiented Cii. (7)0 0000 MORIIING FLORIDA bIion salutes Out ARIne as one 1110 Ii!) (35) DAFFY DUCK 04 the world's g.•atssl Guitarists (10) OVER EASY TODAY sluo help.d eslablish Nashville lop music recop" center (? 0000 MORNING AMERICA (1 (I?) SPACE GIANTS _ mON)%ALLN.. Eng 4:00 ioi AS WE SEE IT land Patriots at Miami Dolphins 0 (4) GIWOAN'S ISLAND (MON. ii t ,.,tV. .WID-11,1110 0$PIC4ALTREAT(TUE) 900 310 LOU GRANT The ?rib is the (S) JOHN DAVIDSON 0)4) DONAHUE target of a huge libel suit because l =WAX" of an ..pos. of a Pueadtun.-grab. 7) (3 ALL 04 THE FAMILY (MON. IMOViE TUE. THU. FRI) b.ng scandal sheet 1 ANGEL DEATH (WID) (it1§5 )LEr$MAKEADIAL 35)l(17)Nfws b 0fWctCKER U)tU)SESAUISTREET )7)1351 i12 I? HAZEL U) 10 SEIAUESTREET it (35) THE WORLDOFPEOPLI 112 17 THE FUNISTOWIS 9:30 Featured a tour of Pans, a seance 4:30 '5) QTHE 000 COUPLE at the Winchester mystaiy house, 0 (4) HOUR MAGAZINE (MON. 1 5 YOU SET YOUR UPS Gail, Human in performance Jill? GREEN ACRES WED-PRI) ' 11 o As Good At A (7)0 MIAV GRIFFIN (MON. TUE. 10:00 04u1)ONEWS II Ii CAROL SURI4ITT ANDTHU • r % S; .csiv see (IVFPO t'1 l UWS 5I$IIII dINOS ' (i'0i'POeT5CRIPTS Haiti*' DEAR ABBY: My husband DEAR ABBY: Now that RUNNER SIQTHEJUPSRSONS(R) Cord" eiplains the care OtSntmQuI 112 (17) GILLIGAN'S ISLAND and I disagree. He has for- silts, and how to ION it sit,g sIll' (j5) Q,ii ARITh Ronald Reagan has made it to lOSOOkIlRO(MON) 5:00 bidden our 16-year.old antique Helen Peiken p.esnts a the White House, do you think 04 0)LLIGAN'S ISLAND (i-UI) Mailbag' segment, and Pat MineU) ID MATH PATROL (TUE. FRI) laughter to associate with a and he will quit dyeing his hair? (1 ) MATHEMATICALRItA. IY)QUIRVGRIFFIPI(WED) Quests discuss topia.ies to. longtime friend of hers gilt s Or will he "dye" lying? T1ONSHIPS (WED) 5 TOM AND JERRY (F (10 ALL ABOUT YOU (TNt)) 10 MISTER ROGERS (R) because he says the girl has a Ii (17) NIGHT GALLERY CURIOUS IN (;EORc.IA 12 17 MOVIE (12 Il THE BRADY BUNCH bad reputation. 11:30 DEAR CURIOUS: Mr. 10:15 5:30 '41 THE BEST OF CARSON But he plays cards UGuests U)(10) COVER TO COVER (MOH) 0(4)NEWS Itcagas has never dyed his Mary Tyler Moore, Dick regularly with two men who Van ()ylie Dick Van Patten (P( I 10) LETTER PEOPLE (TUE. I 5)QU'A5'Il hair. This comes stralibi 111*1) If) RLRiU PU I - Q M'A'S'H wives for their have left 3.2.1 CONTACT (R) from Drucker, the barber nho (F1 10) MATH PATROL (IN) )) (35) MOVIE They C it uum younger wonien' them the Friday night card t1ii7 SLVEJiLYHILLBIU.I* 'IS' (C) 419711 Jim Hutton, Lloyd 10:30 has cdt Ronald Reagan's hair I ask, how can he justify the Bo.rm.. A district attorneys inves. 04 BLOCKBUSTERS for the last 41 years. And If he game Is off unless you call to t.gation$ .nclude mu.det gambling suffer In silence discipline (4 his daughter automobile $0 ALiCE (R) confirm it; 1 accidents and ecisu. gets a few gray hairs In U) (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY R claims 12 His ___________________________ next four years, let's not have and continue to be stuck with when he himself associates wa 11:00 it (17) MOVIE The Fuogm.n with people like that' any "I told y' so's." That job IhCIII every Friday ulgit 0141 WHEEL OF FORTUN E Dana widrnask 1?LZA TWIN)lQi tt R.clia.d — We need another opinion IAndsews 5 0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT A lawy demolition team I. .niiie$i to hI. anyone —v ØLOVE SoAT(R) DEAR ABBY: This is for AL.l.ENTOWN,PA. attempts to destroy a sub,na,m4 "' QQC • • ALL IS J.J baa, on a Japanese hod island fl (35) PTL CLUS the physician who complained U)(l0)3.2.ICOS4TAcT(R)p iruePacitic DEAR ALLENTOWN: I 1 , 14 ONLY IC.i) about having $c 00 on DEAR ABBY: lknow 11:30 would have to know how the 11:45 books because of slow-paying J COMIDY — WAS ON THU 106 PASSWORD PLUS , vIEWS out of going 0 I am childish, but longtime friend earned lIO) MATH PATROL (MON) 12:00 "HARRY'S WAR" mymind.Afterbetiigmatrled patients "bad" reputation. (is she sfam me assure you that Let HUTCH 5TM5C'! AND 5 0 P0 0(10) 000KI*RO (WED) for eight years. we finally or drugs, promiscuous, on the same have lawyers ED 10 STORYIOUND(THU) 12:15 IN ONLY PLAZA II 1 we could afford found a ho use (1 7 Ø ABC NIWS be could she be an innocent problem. I never cease 11:45 that is perfect for is. it's in a gossip') And I'd ictim of (10) MATH PATROL (F 12:30 amazed at the people who wonderful neighborhood, and also have to know more about 04 TOMORROW Guts Mo. WED) l'I$lLt telephone wanting brazenly ideal Sates surrogate mother (tiza U) (tO) MATHEMATICAL RELAabout It is everything ei your husband's cardplaylug 'frn3J4fl' minute "Just a free advice, or T)ONSHIPS (TUE. THU) doctor Richa.d beth Kane and her except for one cou pl e who ..,... 4 cro nies and the wives they 6_111 ff1 (10) LETTER PEOPLE IFRI1 Pill u*)uIi Ult. neigh bors. &MPV1LLANj)i left has lawy er at a ll a the fact th Ns cou pl e comes over to sell is hl'tAme. s. itHs 332 1 316s Legal Notice '° every Friday night to play '$ AIRPLANE We have had Cli ents phone DEAR AUBY: My brother CITY OF LAKE MARY. possible, at which time interested et married 3". cards with is. It doesn't for legal advice that requires Cli THE CHAMP As g ting FLORIDA Partin for and against the request matter what we are doing, ho urs of research, a nd when far asl know we have been on NOTICE OP PUBLIC stated above will be heard Said they come over without they are billed for "Set'Y)CeS good terms, so I was hurt and HEARING Mating may be continued from I calling. It started two years rendered," they call up and disappointed when he didn't TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: time to time urilit final action is I NOW OPENI I IS HERESY GIVEN taken by the City Comcil ago when we first bought 1 say. "You're kidding about a me to be ha best man. byNOTICE the City Council 04 the City of THIS NOTICE shall be posted in house, and now t has become this hill aren't you?" What Whenifoundouthehadasked Lake Mary, Florida. th at said three (1) Public Placfl within the Counc il will ho ld a Public Hearing City 04 Lake Mary. Florida. at t he a habit. They have a nice then. Dear Abby' Las fiance's brother (whom on January 5. ICSI, at 7 30 P M to City Hall, and published in t he home Of their own, but they're TENNESSEE ATTORNEY he hardiy knows to be his consider an Ordinance entitled as Evening Herald, a n.wsp.per of never home because f ol lows DEAR ATTORNEY: Reply, best Iran, I was furious! general circulation In the City 04 I{.u5e AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Lake Mary. Florida. one time at haves place to go every night "NO, we're not kidding about OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA. least thirty ) he (3O days prior to t I told my brother exactly mtheweek—andoiiFr4iys, thetdlt"Aaldtbcydos'tpsy REZONING CERTAIN LANDS tgg$tflq Public Hisring, andItw how I tl*IIi had - WITHIN It's ourhou,e! ,, or IHE 'CITY OF LA E owners of the real properly which i nerve to ask me to be an MARY. AS HEREIN DEFINED is atlectid herCby shalt be mailed 107 W. FIIS? It, My husband doesn't want dertd. $ DAYS OF OUR Just -Hope You Look qe.69 51/4% compounded daily, there. are no monthly or per check airA fi (4) CA $HAC5 EVEMNO (4) 0(7)0 NEWS Opened In l66 the hotel has to Longwood Historic District It has been restored with A special holiday program, The chapel will have been 1) AMERICAN GOVERN. and is listed (ii mEw Old decorated by inenbers of the been restored and is now by the society in 1973 and private funds "Christmas In jjy 17) - Longwood," is being spon. congregation in a traditional operating as a restaurant and restored with a grant from the the Historic American l ( FR)IOS Buildings Survey. It houses A sored by Central Florida "laying In the greens" office complex. Tom Pratt, U.S. Dept. of Interior. 6:30 There will be an optional Christmas shop. Society for Historic ceremony the day before. The owner, is In charge of the U L HOC NEWS tour, between dinner and Preservation on Dec. fl. Rev. Andrew R. Krurnbhaar, menu. $ocss NEWS NEWS Tickets for "Christmas In (7)(ABC Dessert and coffee will be deasert, of the Inside-Outside pastor of the church, will 1l( 5) SANFORD NOlON served by members of the Home,an early pre4abwtdth Old Longwood" cost $10 per (10) AMERICAN GO. It will begin at 6:30 pin, conduct the service, Following will be a buffet preservation society at the was d1Ied by water from person and include the cost of utwi - - with a program of. Christmas (17) BOB NEWI4ART ; music and a reading of the dinner at Longwood Village Bradlee-McIntyre House. New England to Florida In the dinner and dessert. They may 3 7:00 : Christmas Story at Christ Inn, last of the Victorian Owned by the society, the lV it was moved from be purchased at A Christmas O F IIJLL$IVI Church Avenue, to Shop, West P I.t.q Episcopal Church, which was winter resort hotels, of which Bradlee-McIntyre House is on Altamonte Springs P.M. takes b i.ndih.. I°U - built by early Longwood there we several, in the - the National Register of Longwood at the same time as Longwood, or by telephone, at*zw'. In. plastic s on. I S.y. P U Historic Places. It was moved the Bradlee-McIntyre House. 67.473. Longwood wee. iso msqt$ a t-jw.od IIula - settlers 100 years ago. _ p 'H 12.00 (81W) ( 55) Spencer T$cy. J.fltiy - I II lIllIllIllIl 511115U' jJIII111I WUii- in - — ' _1._. ---- WIaiuW'uIiiIS '" ' ' ' ' ______________ WE 'RE EXCITEDD A.B 0(1111119 NEW SERVICE ie S I AND HOPE YOU'LL FIND IT ONE MORE REASON WHY YOU CAN DEPEND ON US . . . NOWI ass ee — ieee.... No an — WIN i . - - ieee.. ON ON — — — — — — -- • I I I account. Type of Account DesIred: * 0 ECONOMY 5¼% CHECKING I Name(s) On Account: • i (") : (B) 0 0 tV1LVTED 5%% CHECKING 0 FREE Va% CHECKING VIP 5%4% C)'ECKIiC) 0 CAREFREE 62 Telephone: _______________________ - - • Home ___________________ _____________________ Offlcø • - - - . 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What do YOU do with people Like that' GOING MAD IN MAINE DEAR GONG: U your aclgbbors read "Dear Abby," you may sat have to "do" )SS asytbiag, u t have two choices: 1) Tell CONFIDENTIAL TO -BLOWMLOVE" Pil LA.: Air you lo,klig(or relationship? Or just a peuiig didn't plan on attending his wedding at all. Now that I am not ging there will be no member of family there. Do you think I GettiNg aiTled? Whether y. wt a formal church wedding or a simple, "doyow'.wuthlng" ceremony, get Abby's new booklet. Send a long, seU.addressed, 12 stamped (2$ cents) envelope to Abby's Wedding Booklet, Drive Beverly iz huh, Calif. 16212. plon j,.agy PIZZA he - • mile to say an arch through which senior cadets and theird ___________________________________________________ . .. ie ie .. ee .. ie ie — ie ie ee ie ee ee ie I Sa4a4 O( - _______________ I - - I I Iee •*•- THE CITADEL RING HOP I • • . 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Lake Mary, as rcorded in 5, Page 1.otlPse Public Records of Seminole County, Florida; More Commonly known as 225 Fourth Street (between Washington Avenue and Movwoe Avwui) The Public Hearing will be held en the City Hall. City of Liki Mary. Florida, at 7)O PM., on January 5, 1511. or as soon tpserealter as P104 800k Any person deciding to appeal a body &$ to Downtown featuring I I S SAS such purpose you must ensure that a verbatim record the proceedings is mdi, which tkord includes the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based DATED Nosm 25. lS0 CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA By. It Connie V. Major City Clerk Publish December S. 1550 DIED 21 Hot and Cold S Plna La r. Small I I "Eat In Or Take Out" I Thiss Ad i I I With BUY LARGE PIZZA & GET A FREE URGE SOFT DRINKI - �..J . - - .... - , I.! • .-. . . - .9 ... . .4 1 BLONDIE Monday,Dsc.I,1SS 4EvsnhigHsraid.$eaf.rd,FI. Iwow,i oIorREAuzE 50 LATE! 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FEUAS Alit) I'LS T' MIS f.['\l O(RISTMS LIST NAP& 14EM IT WLY UG)MM - - ,4 .,. ___ 41 _______ PRISCI LLAS POP - by Ed SuIIIvai KJ Radio City Station, N.Y. poles Apart. date. very Important today to have -CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. the right attittide %=4 C. s (_r BUGS BUNNY • of 011 - 1pff $42 between being asrtive and regativsouflookwlflmakeafl offend,.. Be careful that you you attempt twice as hard. VIRGO (Aug. 21.SepL 21) don't inadvertently step over It in pursuing your self- Impulsive whims could arise today wtitdt might cause you Interests. AQUARIUS (Jan. 30.Feb. - 'to be extravagant or wasteful, 19) Psrsom who are usually U you yield for momentary w could 1.1 you down gratifica tion, you may later today, so rely more upon regret it. an da N_ i9 i m. ni. PSi. LIBRA(Sept.21.0ct21)U to the Lennon fflN c business. low heart against the Dotramp Pi.. I 4 4 N PUS $ irr he dummy's kifl5WiId: "South bave made this would not sane" that was done to ARIES (March 21-April 10) you could prove very w- by , . --- - t tIRE tim KMLfS O snow. &ii KJ'6*C1. O tar RapOftuu TW I(Y! 5 4l" -- IT FOR? --.- -- 6W. - NI' N'I Ill T1E6E John Lmnon a "great tragedy." _ _______________________ Tiepeesldentelectmade the comment have to do Is try stop" such murders, I c,W,HOWPEPF5SIN&. ) by T. K. Ryan - ' — , WHENA UY NEEPS IN HOPE - SOM - .- .,. - - WNDON (UPI) - Paul McCartney, - SOI - y the ft&AD WtW AU W6 awful lit together, and originally lived in nearby Kallua. - Sanford To Propose Bills - - By tM)NA LS'TFS dliii elO) ''rVUl's suite fire and police Boulevard and Jewett lane has yet been IIt'r aid Staff Writer o)fIi(t'15d4,not kru(IA i4'reth('(lt) lumiiit.s set . The site is operated by Cities The city of Sanford will be seeking begin and s'ntj Chemical Co. Inc. of Orlando. legislation on annexation of ,'riclast's and It.' lit) tat 'ar sp'.w'red similar lie said even with the security fence a grant of power from the state II) 6-al statewide legislation li(-tl lI1(to't goverrunents to regulate waste t Iwinical WI01 the Aa.ste Ou-nacal storage installed by Cities Chemical Co. over the - $ -- 0 - -- storage facilities during the lu6l session ta iiut> iii S,infor'l u'un,uunung fresh in weekend, as ordered by the court, a real -- - iiiiral, Knowles urged and received ap- danger to the neighborhood in- that area of the linda Legislature - -' -- The Sanfuni City Couiuiuissiun Moruda proui to seek statewide legislation still exists, City Attorney Vernon Mire said Circuit night authorized City Manager Warren permitting cities at.I counties to enforce Judge Kenneth Leffler will be asked at a Knowles to take both matters before the state Law on such facilities. 1 •,1' LLt.AI5"I' sa id it such a law were passed 3 pill, four-member delegation is to ii,ert at I procedures Just ts the state does. A P.M. at Sanford City hall group ii f citizens led by Patrick Talley of - .. ' ,- - -. - Bevuer Road questioned whet he r a K no wl es ur ged the city cllniunus.siIsl iii scheduled removal of the chemicals - -- CHAMBER S Ne% officers of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce %ere he aring, Dec. 17 to orde r removal seek the general laws that vuld be upplied-Latewide by all local ieerrnuuents frviii 11w I dir,' trait off Airport Period and to set that schedule. Mire said the hearing has been called by both the city of Sa nfor d and the state Deportment of Environmental Regulation, 11 first would have (hi' L*'1 nduturi' Senate Kills Housing Bill define the word "enclave," 'Abj~'h haS elected today. .Janice Springfield, outgoing president. passes the ga- been a subject of controsers) h,'twen 'AlIN(U - WI 'I'he Senate by Democratic leader Ro bert Byrd the velotollice to Dr. Earl Weldon of Seminole ('ommunity College, the city and county goverruui.'nt fir some today killed legislation to provide most important piece of Civil rights years. The definition pref.'rrt'il by new president. Other officers are Jack Weibie, treasurer (left), and sw&s'ping ,wers to crack down on legislation of the decade - made adSanford and other cities in S4'm'ir.Jle tisngiist-riiiuriatuonby refusing Kurt llullingsworth, vice president. The new officers will be for joumnment of the Lame duck th County is "an unincnrx'r:ited area ,, fuliLtister against the bill nially installed in of fi ce at the Chamber's January meeting. Congress before the end of the week a -its completely surrounded h IPw i1.iet if the legislati on called virtual certainty. Waterhouse To Replace Hughes? m1 oners ha sever al lawsuits in the courts now against cities. claiming they Elizabeth Waterhouse, assistant principal at Woodlands school officials about the position, Elementary School, Longwood, is expected to be named Waterhouse said she applied for the Job was because principal of Sabal Point Elementary School, Longwood at the been interested in a principal position for a long time. Seminole Coy Board meeting Wednesday. id with her 10 pears of experience as an assistant principal, she feels she is qualified to be a 'incipaL Waterhouse was the recommendation given to Supenn- petted that the Florida Senate will adopt this definition. Seminole County Cornhave created encla ves in annexation , Waterhouse tendent William Layer by Superintendent-elect Bob Hughes, Waterhouse is one of 10 applIcants for the position. Who is principal at Sabal Point. A selection committee met Monday to screen the applicants, lbs new principal will take over the position on Jan. 7. The The top four candidates were interviewed by tingles, Dagg, assistant superintendent of instr ucti on. and Mazy salary range is from .$Z,34$ to $29,535. Wat erhouse said Monday the had not been contact ed by any Gruome, director of elemen tary education, which Is forbidden under cljrrent state The county definition of enclave is "an - -- Knowles told conuuuusaioners it is cx- 4epr HIS NAM. T0 5PU? HIM ON Knowles at itseanford hearing next Monday The the city wuid require stringent permit of the waste chemicals within a certain by Douglas Coffl,t 115 M HJM Police said Chapman obtained a another's work. 'Ilie) vient through an drivers license In the island state in 1977 On Enclaves, Chemicals ifl" _ 4(Jf,Jl reporters and drove away from - fl,riid Pt. by Tim VIC..I - ______ _____ _ tJ(t) .fl4 of his home, the Dakota cooperative apartments on Manhattan's Upper West Side, as he stepped out ha limousine - . -- - ___________ .OMe1MtS Lennon, 40, was shot five times In front McCartney: We'll Miss Hi rn - Local Legislators To Meet -, - __ HIS RD vi1$JC L)i1rt .Vef4 It$t NLCW,.. HALL OF FAME. IN& - - -. - - --.--------- _ - -- A. _ FLETCHE*'S LANDING 1'W1 OD LLt' IN i..iri i-vs 'flM.S t..gims I'M LOS1' IN Th l whole world." deep, deep shock." '"' _________ . ___ _ - NE'V'/ OFFICERS TUMBLEWEEDS porters by phone and from be hind the I re closed door of th eir apartment, said her : husband had lived in Hawaii for four years, was unemployed and out of town but would not say where. She said she Hera d Tom N.t,. had heard of the shooting but had not John atiii 'oko l.cnnnII % they appear UI' their III-%% album, been contacted by police. , _____ as he entered St. Patrick's Cathedral Asked if hand gun legislation would be White4aced and visibly shaken by the Paul is ver) shocked andsaddened by Police did not know when he moved to The whrreabouts of the fourth Bestle. here he meet with Cardinal Terence, the answer, he replied, "Well, I've never Georgf darrison, were not immediately news of Lennon's murder in New York. what has hajWned todd y." Brainsby Honolulu but said he complained of a Cooke. believed in hand gun legislation ." he was unable to speak further to said known. burglary In his apartment In Aug ust. P*1A1 It,S4Qr y; _ .4 Mrs. Chapman, who spoke with loved by all those who knew him. "it is a said. "He is going to be inivsAA — _________ - James SuUivan, Uved with his wife in the high-rise Kukul Plaza. Sitar a r*ci0t1n$ iesitfln late ikeday, w ho wrote songs with John tennon that country home south of 1don. Ringo Starr, the Beatles' drummer, changed the sound of 20th century But a spiakesman disclosed AlLf-artney His wife, Yoko Ono, was with him but was informed of Lennon's death while on popular music and influenced an entire and Lennon had recently patched up the was not hurt. pronounced dead at '*Mr. Lennon"' They said he then drew -- - barreled"Chief'aSpedal"used by police detectives. The suspect, described as "a wacko" by New York City Chief of Detectiver riend of the couple, leat1 (9 NN 1156 GIlt'?? ____________ TINS 'M?! slAT'S 1 w A - I__ r II SIC? 6T) - lT1- - II Seminole County Legislative I)elegatiun 0(Y *110(6 55 for Democrats race. Please do the same f or him," his widow said in a' statement issued by David Geltesu, a record producer and Chapman approached him, calling out, f bdidi .courtyard. by Leonard Stan' LK SPEED LIMIT , weeks ago at gun shop about a block from he's all right." the Honolulu police sta tion. . James Moran, the police officer who Police said Lennon drove into the took lennon to the hospital. said the a motrump slant Maybe the of a trifle ANNIE Thavea ____________ play since no defend both brilli- aiid was down two , Guard against being too self- producti ve . Let bygones be .ivronc antly successfully. Wbem bWniII." serving today. Although you bygones and begin anew. NS?AJ'DTDIPNj5EA&VI) he tries brilliant dde... FRANK AND ERNEST 1 ________ one underleids an ace against strong, but that lead has to be amost uncommon one." Alas. "South lost the spade floesee and wØted to. the as By(IewaldJ.eeby to fall, East had pLayed a.d Alm Se.tq only heart at trick one and cou'd- not give his partner • CIewald: "Everything hap- trick." to the anluck "Mt Oswald- "At the otber table he plays the aad, his North played in six spades ( "1 just shot John Lennon," Chapman raced to Roosevelt H ospital. today called the killing of Beatles' star stood by his side , Reagan said, "What we reclusive in recent years, was much . "John was a great guy," Mct'artney years ago," he said. 'They respected one his all thirteen tricks, but one IMP wasn't going to affect the of the match." Alas. 'lbs lead might well have been a wln. Gin East the ausen of hearts instead of lb f1fl5 of spades and South would have Charter Arms undercover handgun, face." Roosevelt Hospital, where doctors the gun from its coat, crouched down and worked feverishly to save him. "Tell me fired five times. "somewhere in Europe" and generation in the 1960s, said today "he is differences that led to the breakup of the Police id the young man apparently it isn't true," Ms. Ono cried in the police Lennon staggered about six steps to a leftvacation immediately for the United States. A Ping to be misstA by Ilie entire world.- Reades and were "great friends" again had been stalking I.Annon for days and car as the couple was raced to the small guard's office at the entrance ( spokesman said, "He Is ex "I can't take it in at t he moment," said for the past year. tremely had asked f or his autograph a few hours hospital. the building and fell face down, shock ed, lie doesn't want to say more." McCartney, w ho provided much of the Th ey had met socially and kept in earli er. A spokesmanfor PaulMcCartney, with music for Lennon's words in songs that imtact by telephone, said Tony Brain. Chapman was described in the police Reagan Calls It 'Great Tragedy' whom Lennon collaborated on most of rang- round the globe, breaking the 51), Mt'Cartney's spokesman firearm purchase records as 5-foot-il, the Beatles' songs, said Lennon ,was m usic, language and political harriers (if 195 pounds with brown hair and blue NEW YORK (UPI) - Ronald Reagan rift between them happened eyes. As the Roman Catholic archbishop much respected and. ji~jhough certainly every continent. (ZYS South a chance to run oil s se.. PUS PUS PUS PISCES (Feb. 30-Match 20) Today, however, you may be Complications could arise so anthue to have your own today if you become too in- way that you'll ignore his volved in a pen's confidential interests in order to achieve affairs or if P. or she butts your own. into yours. It's best for both of SRPN) (Oct. 74-Nov. 21) you to mind your own Harboring grudges today for C.Ct(rRIBUTE ON jj 49 PS.. O'ECK Operate independently for anyone Is able (0 -_ ° C, 14 E.EN L mcceu. fellow's point of view, it's you. V1NTuP OUT LIt'4S u,..g WERE 49653 Poli ce carri ed the dying Lennon into a squad car and, with his wife at his side, One witness, Sean Strub, said the When stage knew that the underlead miglit cost him an IMP if it •QJ$43 just a block away from the Honolulu police station. gunman had "almost a smirk They sang, "All we are saying is give was waiting in the courtyard. peace a chance." A police officer placed As Lennon left his car and walked a botxuet of w hite flowers at the en- toward th e vesti bule, police said Alas. "You don't mean to side needed a 4K52 30(7TH •J73 ,Q4 9 A ki • A K ' ii? Vslmerable V-lb Dealer. North d 1 Y! 1lT' ONLY' 39 98 helpful by Stoffel & Hsi mdahl — ____ VA97633 91071 10) There Is a fins line today your woch or responsibility. A ____ rAST 454 LEO (July 21-Aug, 21) It'. 1)010, Be sw's to apediy birth wEllT Honolulu police said Mar k David Chapman, , applied f or a gun permit in October and bo ug ht the wea po n at a shop -- p.m. wi th his wife. The singer had been at ch est. fins w ho pleaded: "Tell me it's not a recor ding session. "Are you John Lennon?" the officer ... It be In the afternoon, when Lennon left for ask ed over a nd over. But Lennon only Hundreds ga thered outside the Dakota to pay homage to Lennon, one of the most the studio, Chapman reportedly got him mumbled and moaned. A hospital spokesman said Lennon prolific songwriters of mcxiern time to autograph a copy of his latest album, w hose music helped def ine the turbulent which featur es a cover picture of Lennon suffered seven wounds to the chest, head a nd Ms. Ono in front of (be Dakota. a nd arm. 'g say that hefound the lead ofa Swin team and he p, police said. stations were jammed with calls from Dakota's courtyard shortly before 11 singer was bleeding badly (wald: 'l'be 4Q1 Beatle John Lennon outside the musician's New York City apartment, Chapm an had no criminal record, so the pe rmit was granted, police said. Chapman, who li ved in Alabama at one time, bought what police described as a seekers. asked Chapman. to the floor, The slaying stunned the world. Radio skm?" 063 HONOLULU, Hawaii (UPI) - An unemployed security guard bo ught a .38. caliber handgu n in Hawaii six weeks before his arrest in the slaying of former market as soon as especially for Lennon's works, autograph "Do y ou k now what you just did," the Poli ce said Lennon's wife, Yoko Ono, doorman of the Dakota, whose facade looked on in horror as Cha pman assumed was s plattered wi th blood, reportedly "I'm shoV tennan cried and slumped rile up and kick him In NORTH ii. AQIS$S the bought the pistol, s&ramed as the police car sped to the a combat stance and pumped five bullets Po similar to a model used by detectives, six hospital, a police office r said. "Tell me into the rock star's chest and arms. Lk lam" to Astro..Graph, Box 409, Innately, your views could be 6EETh ,I THAT returned nor repaid you. Beware of butting in where Don't repeat old mistakes you're not invited, CANCER (June 21-July fl) today. Find out more of what liesaheid for yon in the year Both you and your mate MIowing your birt hday by apt to have very definite ways sending for your copy of of how you want certain Adro,43raph. Mail $1 for each things done today. Unfor- In Hawaii yet," li ce sa id Ch apman WINAT BRIDGE object and this pession neither manage things for another. records __________________________ reportedly replied. I parlance If you have loaned take are of your own affairs someone either money or an today without trying to be snatched off Obituary, Page , Ofl4I (Miy SWum. 90) they tia le estlaly an oral substances, such U win- sAGflrARIUs (Nov. D. "There's on run on his ____ century building that is home to hun. for - Many people smoke because alcohol that has no other make matters worse. tat. '" DEAR READER - No, It won't harm yoq The cough is response to Irritation of the UPP respiratory passages so may accomplish what you act calorie consumption on a it's unlikely that any t COUld daily teals. Then when a significant amounts of the From time to time over the alienate aociatea. TAURUS (April 30-May 30) pot quits Lz'Oth she fumes would ever reach ycir coming months you are likely toespstiancestrongurgeslor Perawhoperformworkor should m*e a very strong lungs. Fm not sure what you point of not increasing her m ea n by rubbing alcohol mnatacial - atom. Wlen services for , t this occurs, give than top not mast your standards or calorieMake. In other wortis, since tili means 'different priority. They'll repres"t requirments.U you deal with stay on the Same did that she thinp to different people. But tactlessly, it could even had before the quit smoklz. what you really need is plain periods of profi,t*bl. p01cm. YOUR BIRTHDAY P - -1980 This means to list everything "I Wanna Hold Your dreds of celebri ties in the city. diary while they're smoking. face? For Tuesday, December 1. EEK & MEEK - pliyc1ngkal changes in the with 70 to 90 percent rubbing she cats or drinks every day. U you keow enough about calories YOU can calcula te the with Gun __ 00 Apa rtments, the cooperative turn-of-the- days in an area of the courtyard set aside waited for police. DEAR DR. LAMB - I i'b - — — true that there are some my face, neck and thoulders BY BERNICE BEDE 0601, 1963 Got - vestibule of the exclusive Dakota loiteri ng around the Dakota f or several gun, whi ch a guard kicked aside and HOROSCOPE • in ___ ___________________ iT — — body that are aodated with alcohol after shaving and iT —T Improved health that may - shower ing to help in the — — — — - — account for a few pounds put control of acne there a danger to my lungs in - Uat's shout it thingthatcan help use person avoid this problem is alcohol since I usually Cough to start keeping a daily diet after I've applied it. to my — Suspect almost immediate demand caliber Charter Arms revolver he bought 11 the cpalta smoking, Now, it IS Shops Expect Run On Records in Honolulu just six weeks ago. He was PO51ble" most shops will be ordering his albums. charged with second degree murder and scheduled for arraignment later today. The bespectacled Lennon, who at Chapman, a forme security guard While doormen summoned police had launched a comeback wi th the album who lived in Honolulu and was described and doctors, wi tnesses said, Chapman "Double Fantasy," fe ll to the floor of the by police as "a wacko," who had been waited calmly. Th ey said he dropped his _== - - '" said Abder Baker, owner of the Sanford Sales of Beatles' albums have been Police said Chapman kill ed Lennon Music Center, "but there probably will slow in past years bu t both shop owners Monday with a snub-nosed .38. be. They'll be collector's items. They'll' expect the demand to increase, •3$ 11 — — -- € COVERED P çlREcAT' FCRECAST THAT'S PRETTY THAT THE'fRE i AIJ'(W.4ERE FROM LIGHT - —— by Bob Montana THERE'S A HEAVY - _ When any artist dies, one can expect an "Anytime a famous artist meets a for hi s wor k tragic dea th, there's an upswing in rock star's new record al bum, police said and a corresponding increase in price. sa les," sa id Saul G ene, or re of Big today. Area record shop owners feel this will be Saul's record shop in Sanf ord They are The the case with the recordings of John boughtasacurloeltyorbecausepeople David Chapman, Z, who was only 7 when Lennon, who was tragically killed last believe the records will become a the Beatles first burst upon the world night. valuable commodity, he said. stage people gain weight when they Other readers who want 34 35 quit smoking is that they at issue can send 75 cents with a more. Not eione who tlUitS 1005, 30 3 smoking gains weight.U a envelope for it. 41 — — person has adeq ua te will request to 10 of 40 — — power to control t he DfV0W newspa per, P.O. Box 42 43 44 - — 47 45 45 46 habit of eating , she is not so RacttoQtySLaticm,New York, — I -,- - — — apt to gain any weight when NY 10019, 3, True ' - werobtathodhis auwçaph on -•. PS 1W tM?TRJS- oHO ___ Not NEW YORK(UPI) -John Lenxn, the former mophatred Bealle whose music t t he beat for a revolutionary you th generation tn the 1960's, was shot to dea th outside his Manhattan home by a - - Me Lennon s S1 in -Stij ns The W OFId - THEBORNLOSER Evening Herald CUSPS 481-280)-Price 20 Cents Lamb . / 32771 I • ! December T 24rad LETS PLAY WE CAN'T. SOME BEETLE A DEAR DR. LAMB-Often! hear . my that afraid to quit smoking tiutII fl 1AINI because theywll1gi1nWeiShL 9r1'i My mother is a pack+day V S I N snaff Wd my, that's the 33 Lot hi reeson she can't quit. I realise 0 73rd Year, 40 WSS - several cheer' but hoft win $ broøw 10 venain 41 dhabfts cigarette smoking more 22 Post suffli i by Mort Walker U for smoking. than beiraist st 42 Sea's ho.s 17 SsdWis 11" DOWN Yes, it's true that moderate How does 10 S05 43 Map p.nss overweight? 20 23 ko of p. Zoo snimal or heavy cigarette smoking is IT'S A PIANPØAI.L a person's -affect smokli I L1L4R. 27 SuP 24 COURT appetite? What causes a m dangerous to the health o sea c,saturss iwa.ion day 40 Much 32SMdco.p 2 Korean bo.dw ____ person to gain weight when than being a few pounds 47 Is..bal,' 25 £IM oVerWai$td. Obv1O(ly, the the stops smo&Iiig? litherS 2OSkMftlM S$sugMv 34T rkw 7. 3= of all poealble worida weighe gain can best he 27 th way at t 4 40 N.p. e is Sotardlac 20 35 =jthe be prevented? Do people d 29 Hsuls On mpe FItzgerald Twelve really have withdrawal welt aisi to (lUlt 31 3llñckcarvW I Ski.. reactions when they stop too. ——— — — — — One of the beat ways of smoking? 1 l 2 3 0 7 $ 3 10 11 av oi &nggainingwefght when T he DEAR READER basic of conservation of - you IICP smoking is to 14 12 13 ener applies to smokers crease your exercise. and nomoksre Specifically, is an urge iT Il energytsed smoke,It'aagoodtlmetotake rn •plusenergystored. That athortwalk.Theexerclse I byArtSansom ——— simply that the helps to dissipafe the nervous . of - cries comumed energy and ft — ——— in your diet is either used by small amount of C*1OI'teS• 27 25 20 24 25 21 I'm sending you The Health your body for energy or stored = Tab.rm: n umber as tat — 31 32 33 BEETLE BAILEY BALL, Sun 5IUnpIsysdgol hoiss 17 Sup.itathw. 2l __ I ' 7 Vip., Is Is IIVSI* SIIISII1 ________ __ ' ______ R'JNIS ____ Iterjidl WI PSJJINI9I - 12CoWsmo45g Fo ______ _______ qi ioio 42 Woet I3I.ifkmdss QuittingSmoking? ___ Keep A Diet DlarY (JuO1 ' 2 iTO iM'c' TODAY Ac ti on Rrportx IA .truund The ('Ink (A Florida Bridge (B horoscope 48 B lB. 3B Ourselves IA lB ('aleodar Classified Ads dJ$J 4A IA ('omits ' unincorporated area partially or wholly 48 Spurts 5A-7A ('rossworil surrounded by county lands. lB TelevisIon 18 Dear Abb% Knowles said Monday there are Ii Ill Weather IA Deaths enclaves within the Sanford city liznuts, IA World ZA which makes it difficult ti pr ovide -_- /2-8 --' m - - ' '4 , . - - - --------S 4 • , , . - - - - I - I' r ---- -- -- - - - - - - - --... - . -- - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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