Sm ith, Speer In M ayoral Runoff First Black Elected In Sanford; District 1 Cliff-Hanger

• By Donna Estes Herald Staff Writer Sanford voters Tuesday elected their Absentee Ballots first black city commissioner, made a woman top contender for the mayor's A.A. McClunhon. the apparent loser ofTlce and left a cliff-hanger for the In the District I commission race, absentees to decide in a second city following a count of the absentee commission race. ballots today. Is calling for a recount. Robert B. Thomas Jr.. In the District Therefore, his opponent John Mercer 2 contest for the city, commission, Is the unofficial winner. The city easily defeated two opponents to attorney has been Instructed to become the first black person elected to research questions raised by Me- public office In the city of Sanford. Clanahan and report back Thursday. Bettye Smith carried 43.7 percent of McClanhan wants the names of each the votes and led In all four city person who voted In District I and their address checked to he sure they Election totals by district, BA. should have voted in District 1 He says he knows of at least one person districts In the mayor's race. But she who voted in District I who does not will have to face attorney Thomas A. live there and other voters who do Speer In a runoff election Dec. 18. live in District 1 w ho-were turned Speer garnered 29.9 percent of the away. vote, while Edward "N ed" Yancey got Htrald Pfcatat ky Tommy Vlncant Results of today's absentee ballot 26.2 percent. If Mrs. Smith wins she counting: will become the first woman elected to A pensive Bettye Smith, above, wat­ MAYORAL CANDIDATES public office In Sanford. ches returns come in Tuesday night Batty* D. Smith...... u In the District I city commission race Tam l q « ...... John Mercer topped former Commis­ from |ust behind the elections office Edward Yancay...... sioner A.A. "Mac'^McClanahan by 44 glass window, while, af fhelr home, DISTRICT 1 COMMISSIONER Thomas Speer and his wife Patty get A. A. M cC U n ihin...... votes. But with, 115 ‘ absentee votes to John Y. M trcar...... be counted by thertty commission at the good news by telephone. Smith DISTRICT 1 COMMISSIONER noon today, that race Is loo close for garnered 43 percent of fhe vote for Larry D. Blair...... - ...... n cither to claim victory. mayor but will need to face Speer In a C B. () Franklin...... 0 Some 2.990 of the city's 10.969 Bob Thom tt...... runoff Dec. 18. Speer got 29.9 percent of TOTAL ABSENTEE BALLOTS IIS electors cast ballots at the polls for a fhe vote. SPOILED! It 27.2 percent turnout. City Clerk Henry Tamm had predicted a 25 percent turnout. After church Sunday, a fellow church of the vole. It Is considered a landslide. She led In all four, but said early. "Il positive.” she said Thomas, celebrating with his family, member said, 'Brother Thomas you are Unofficial results, before absentees looks like a run-off." Speer, who came in second In the friends and campaign workers at his going to win by a landslide.' were counted, showed Thomas with She said she will decorate lhr family mayor's race, said lie expeeted a rnnntl Bethune Circle home election night was 435 votes or 6-1.4 percent, to Larry Christmas tree before beginning her and expected to lie in the runoll "I give all the credit to Frances Jubilant over his victory. Blair's 165 for 24.4 percent and C.B. campaign anew. Mrs. Smith added she Oliver, my campaign chairman. Vickie "I am so excited that so many voters "I didn't expect to win big the way 1 "Coach" Franklin's 75. or 11.1 percent. will also be talking today with Yancey, Smith and all those who worked on my supported me. I am making plans, will did," he said. "I'm overwhelmed." who came In third In (hr three-person cumpalgn." an excited Thomas said. Mrs. Smith was at the county elec­ Ik- hitting the streets and homes to "My campaign committee was more tions office with her husband. Dr. contest, seeking his support in the keep this going. 1 feel I am on a real confident than I. They told me a week While he did not want to call his Robert J. Smith, from shortly after the runoff. good roll." Speer said from ids Virginia • «o that I would win big. They had victory a landslide, nationally when a polls closed at 7 p.m.. watching at ihc "I spoke tr a roupk of Yancey's been getting feed-back from the people. candidate gains more than 60 percent computer counted all four districts. supporters tonight and they were most See ELECTION, page SA Ferraro Says SSIGNER Voters Turn Out Incumbents, Ethics Report r A Vindication ' Kill Tax Hike In Longwood WASHINGTON (UPI) — Rep. V Geraldine Ferraro says she has By Jane Casselberry been vindicated by a House to spend. I went out and talked Herald Staff Writer ethics committee report that with the people." With a 31.4 percent turnout in says there was no "deceptive One of those tilings lie talked Tuesday's municipal election. intent" in her failure to disclose about was his opposition to the Longwood voters shook up city fully her husband's finances. the lax rcferenduins. "W e defi­ hall by rejecting Incumbents and nitely need a pollre station and a But the committee, in a report voted down a two-year tax to community building, but there released Tuesday, did say Fer­ finance construction of a new is alternate financing, such as raro had committed "technical police station and a community floating a bond Issue." Faulkner violations" of House ethics rules. building. The six charter said. T h e N e w Y o r k con * amendments on the ballot were "Ten years ago the city of gresswoman. the Democrats' approved. Longwood had deep financial vice presidential candidate, "e i­ Winning 68.8 percent of the problems, today It Is financially ther failed to disclose or Incor­ vote, political newcomer Perry E. Faulkner G rant sound." Grant said. "Through rectly disclosed a significant Faulkner. 40. defeated 10-ycar planning and zoning this city number of items relevant to her city commission veteran Mayor 567 The community building *— provided Jobs for the work­ total financial concerns." the James Russell Grant. 69. for the proposal fell 1.048 to 409. ing force. We have excellent report said. District 3 scat 1.007 to 455 The rcferenduins called for a police and fire protection for the - As a result. "Approximately (including absentee votes of two-year tax of 50 cents per residents, paved roads and side­ 10 of the allegations (against 19-9). $ 1,000 usscsscd property valua­ walks. Ten years ago I was Ferraro) are sustained." the re­ A Dec. 18 runoff will be tion for each project. elected by an overwhelming port said. required in the three-man race The proposed two-acre site for majority. The voters have No further action against Fer­ for District 5 in which former a 6,000-square foot police station elected my opponent by a big raro by the committee or the councilman Larry Goldberg. 45. is just west of Reiter Park on majority and I wish the best for House is expected. She did not led with 662 votes (11 West Warren Avenue: the site him. I hope he loves the city and planned for h non-square.. seek re-election from her New absentee) or 44.9 percent of the pcopk*-enmtgh-m wnrk-tnr-rhr- York Cltv district her Jaym- vote. With Just two votes fool community building is va­ whole city and won't be Influ­ In Congress expires Jan. 2. separating David R. Gunter Sr. cant property north of Pepper­ enced by special interest 46. who received 407 votes (7 mint Park between Jessup and groups." Committee rules provide for absentee) and Incumbent Bill Florida avenues. "It's been a long lime com­ "issuance of a statement of Mitchell. 55. who got 405 (9 Of the city's 4.824 registered ing." said Goldberg. Indicating alleged violations." but the re­ absentee), results of a recount voters. 1.515 cast ballots Tues­ he thinks he will be able to bold port noted. "The number of days being made today will determine day. There were 32 absentee on to the lead in the runoff. "The remaining before the start of the the candidate who will be in the ballots. The turnout exceeded people wanted honest, sincere 99th Congress arc too few for Narald A r t ! k y Tommy Vlncont runoff against Goldberg. City Clerk Don Terry's predic­ representation and knew I would disposition of the complaint Sandra Goard, Seminole tion of between 25 and 30 give it to them. I will Ik- working under regular committee pro­ Sweet Victory County Supervisor of Elections, percent. . twice as hard for the next two cedures." said the recount is expected to "I'm glad it's over." said weeks." The committee reportedly be completed by this afternoon. Faulkner, who Is in the tire As to the apparent runner-up. voted 8-2 Monday to accept the Sanford City Commissioner-elect Bob Thomas Jr. gets a She said a recount is mandated business. "I had expected to win Gunter, he said, "I feel pretty report o f Its staff. The two "n o" loving hug of congratulations from his eight-year old by state law when there is a by taking 45-55 percent of the doggone good about it. I'm going votes on the ethics panel came daughter Monica Thomas Tuesday night after it became margin of .5 percent or less vote, but with 68.8 percent. I no to go out there and campaign from Republicans — Hank apparent he would win the District 2 race by a wide margin. separating candidates. longer feel 1 won because it was again. 1 don't think a recount Brown of Colorado and James Thomas becomes the first black elected to office in the The tax levies were defeated a vote against Grant, but the will change things, but he (Mit­ by hefty margins. No votes on people voted for me because of Hansen of Utah — who believe history of Sanford. chell) has a right to challenge It. the committee's action is too the proposed police station my stand on the issues. I only See LONGWOOD. page 5A mild, sources said. outnumbered yes votes 820 to had $730 total in contributions is TODAY Corpses Pose Threat Of Epidemic In India Actjon Reports...... 6A BHOPAL. India (UPI) - Smoke from Official reports set the death toll at specialist in treatment of exposure to overcome by methyl isocyanate gas that Classifieds...... 6,7B funeral pyres shrouded Bhopal and more than 1.600. State Chief Minister methyl isocyanate gas. were on their seeped from the Union Carbide plant Comics...... 8B bodies heaped about the city posed the Arjun Singh told a news conference the way to Bhopal to doctors treating early Monday, enveloping Bhopal and a Dear Abby...... IB threat of epidemics today as the death government had recorded 620 deaths the injured. 15-square-mllc area In a deadly cloud. Deaths...... 2A toll for a poison gas leak passed 1.600 but acknowledged his figures were Health officials said today unburlcd Some victims were killed as they slept. Dr. Lamb...... 8B and some 50.000 people sought medical incomplete. bodies and thousands of decaying Others, eyes burning and lungs bursting. Editorial...... 4A care. carcasses of water buffalos, goats and (led into the wintry night and died In Ihc Florida...... 3A Search teams looked for more bodies Singh vowed (he Union Carbide plant other animals littered the slum area is Bhopal is "never going to start strcels or made their way to packed Horoscope...... 8B in mud huts in the dozen shanty towns around the plant posed the threat of hospitals. Hospital...... 2A surrounding Bhopal and doctors said functioning here — never again." epidemics that could further inflate the Nation...... 2A another 1,000 people who Inhaled the The number injured by the gas — used death toll. Most of the victims were |x>or country T People...... IB deadly gas — most of them children — in manufacturing a widely used pesticide At the hospital morgues, people stood folk who moved to the lakeside city 350 Sports...... 7-9A were in critical condition and in danger — was estimated at 50.000. In addition in long, winding lines today waiting their miles south of New Delhi in search of Television...... 3B of death. to the 1.000 victims listed in critical turn to identify the dead that lay In rows Jobs, building mud hovels near the Weather...... 2A The final death toll for Monday's gas condition. 2.000 were listed in serious on the ground, covered with white sheets pesticide plant. Many found employment World...... 2A leak ut a Union Carbide pesticide plant condition. that left only the faces visible. at the plant, built seven years ago on the will not be known for days. A team of U.S. doctors. Including a top Tens of thousands of people were northern outskirts of Bhopal

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1A—Evening Herald, Sanlord, FI. Wednoidoy, Dec. i, 1TI4 Falwell Called 'Liar And Hypocrite'

ROANOKE. Va. (UPII - H u stle r magazine Sen. Jesse Helms. R N.C.. appeared as a publisher Larry Flynt says the Constitution character witness for the Lynchburg pre­ gives him the right to print his opinion that acher Tuesday and told the Jury, ^ There Is NATION evangelist Jerry Falwell Is an Incestuous Jerry Falwell no finer citizen than Jerry Falwell." drunken hypocrite. ...suing 'Hustler' The videotaped deposition. Introduced by In opening testimony Tuesday In Falwcll s p u b lis h e r Larry Falwell's attorneys, was laced with profanity IN BRIEF $45 million libel suit against the California Flynt for $45 mil­ and was made while Flynt was under publisher, the 12-member jury saw a lion In libel case psychiatric care. videotaped deposition in which Flynt de­ Flynt claimed In the videotape he had House Panel Summons Casey fended a bogus liquor ad that portrayed the photographs and signed affidavits from Moral Majority leader having sex with his To Explain CIA Booklet witnesses to prove that Falwell committed mother in an outhouse. his videotape deposition he believed the unnatural acts with his mother, young girls, WASHINGTON (UPI) — The House Intelligence Com­ Falwell called the accusation "despicable accusations. He also branded Falwell "a liar animals, and famous people. But he refused mittee summoned CIA Director William Casey to a closed and absolutely false" and asked the Jury to and a hypocrite." to produce the evidence and gave conflicting meeting today for an explanation about the spy agency's clear his name and punish Flynt for Flynt said he did not write the ad. which answers when questioned on his sources. booklet for Nicaraguan rebels. "besmirching the memory of my dear was labeled a parody “ not to be taken Critics have charged the manual for anll-Sandlnlsla mother." seriously." but said he approved Its "If It's true, names and dales and places! guerrillas advocates political assassinations by saying In a Flynt. the self-proclaimed "King of publication because he thought It was don't matter." Flynt said. "Free expression; section on the "selective use of violence for propagandist^ Sleaze." Is expected to make a personal “ hilarious." Is absolute" under the First Amendment of effect" that "It Is possible to neutralize carefully selected appearance at the trial later this week. Flynt's attorneys, however, disavowed the the Constitution. Flynt said. and planned targets,” such as local officials. The bogus liquor ad was published in the taped statement, claiming he was depressed Flynt also said he ran the full-page ad "t Casey and several other CIA officials were to be asked November 1983 and January 1984 Issues of and under the Influence of drugs at the settle the score ... to assassinate Jerry about the manual Tuesday but their questioning was put the sexually explicit magazine. Flynt said In time. Falwell." off by the committee because of a long staff briefing. Several mid-level CIA offlelnls were reprimanded or suspended for ihclr involvement Iti editing the booklet, written In Spanish and distributed to rebel forces. Court Takes Up Schooi Prayer, Parochaid At least two officials resisted their punishment and some, public school teachers taught sources said, were Interviewed by the committee stall prior WASHINGTON (UPI) - The John Baker, on behalf of the the front door." private schools. to today's session. state of Alabama told the state, argued the statute allows Although a ruling Is expected Lawyers for Grand Rapids an Supreme Court that allowing a no group or vocal prayers that by July 1985. the Justices' moment of silence In schools for would violate the court's sanc­ questions indicate that they the federal government will d Baby Killed For Revenge? prayer and meditation would be tion against offlclul prayer. might throw out the case or fend the programs during or a "modest gesture" to religious "No one sludent knows decide It narrowly. This could arguments today. Both pro PAWTUCKKT. R.l. (UPI) - Police say the parents of students and does not promote whether another is praying, disappoint some 23 other slates, grams loaned public schoo 4-monlh-old Jerri Ann Richard know more about their religion In the classroom. thinking or vegetating." Baker which have laws similar to the leachers to private Institution Iwby's kidnapping, rape and murder than they have Hut a lawyer for the man maintained. one In Alabama. lo teach supplemental and r admitted so far. challenging the state argued But Ronnie Williams, lawyer In another thorny issue, the medial classes. Police revealed Tuesday the infant was raped last month Tuesday that the moment of for the Mobile. Ala., man who court Is being asked to define Taxpayers have challenge In uddltlon to being kidnapped and murdered, possibly In silence law Is an attempt to challenged the law. said the how far states may go In aiding Ihc practice, which Involve revenge over a $ 100,000 marijuana tlcal that went sour. circumvent the court's 1962 1981 statute was "a blatant non-public school students in dozens of teachers and millions Authorities said the baby’s father. Ralph Richard, ruling that forbids teacher-led attempt to do through the back test programs In Grand Rapids. of dollars In what Is callei admitted Involvement In a S 100.000 interstate drug deal In prayer In public schools. door what can't be done through Mich., and New York, where parochaid. September 1983. Someone In the Northeast gave him the money to deliver to someone else In Florida fora marijuana deal, police Sgt. John Habcrle said. 323-5454 "Somebody did not get Ihc $100,000 he was supposed to WEATHER 323-5454 get," he said. VILLAGE Their only child was kidnapped Nov. 11 from the makeshift Main Street apart merit where they lived above NATIONAL REPORT: A "big variable cloudiness with 30 un auto body shop. Five days lalcr. she was found raped mess” of storms stretching from percent chance of showers. High FLEA MARKET and bludgeoned to death In a culvert behind a massive New Mexico to the Appalachians mid lo upper 70s. Wind factory near their home. today pounded the southern southeast 10 to l5 mph. Tonight BARGAIN DAYS Plains with snow. Three people through Thursday partly cloudy. died In a crash on a snow-slick A slight chance of showers. Low Oklahoma highway and disabled mid 60s. High mid 70s. Wind WED. *3.00 FRI. semis littered Icy Texas In­ light southeast tonight becoming 1500 S. FRENCH AVE.- SANFORD terstates. Storms that dumped northwest 15 mph Thursday. up to 8 Inches of snow on New Rain chance 20 percent both WED.-FRI.-SAT.~SUN. - RAIN OR SHINE Mexico pushed cast today Into tonight and Thursday. Texas, Oklahoma. Arkansas. AREA READINGS (9 a.nt.): WORLD Kansas und Missouri. Six Inches temperature: 73; overnight low: of snow covered Oklahoma City, 63: Tuesday's high: -78; Okla., and numerous traffic ac­ barometric pressure: 30.13: rela­ WINDOW & DOOR IN BRIEF cidents were reported. Three tive humidity: 90 percent: people were killed Tuesday night winds: south at 10 mph; rain: GUARDS Hijackers Release More when an auto collided with a trace: sunrise: 7 03 a.m..'sunset pickup on a snow-covered 5:28 p.m. THE BEST PROTECTION Hostages; Demand To Take Off highway near Hennepin. Okla. THURSDAY TIDES: Farther east. Gulf Coast Daytona Beach: highs. 6:26 AGAINST INTRUDERS!!! KUWAIT (UPI) — Hijackers who killed one passenger — rainstorms drifted north and a.m.. 6:44 p.m.: lows. 11:47 S M W .l^ 4 ^ft..dlp|oiWJL2- m ill Kuwaiti Jetliner at. the produced snow In North a.m.. 12:33 p.m.; Port TrUOU».ailport 24.i>C.lhetr Jhooiagc*. today mid A'CHMJRMiE Carolina today.-Up to e tnchm Canaveral! highs. 6: IB a.m., FREE - demanded provisions to take off for an unknown was expected In the mountains 6:36 p.m.; lows. 11:38 a.m.. destination. by tonight and winter storm 12:24 p.m.; Bayport: highs. ESTIMATES The Arable-s|M*uklng air pirates also demanded freedom watches extended into West 11:08 a.m., 12:54 p.m.: lows. loot I . 11th ST. 1ANFORO, FLA. for u group of prisoners In Kuwaiti Jails In exchange for the Virginia. Virginia and Maryland. 6:20 a.m.. 6:18p.m. 323-2600 remaining hostages and threatened to blow up the plane. "It's all one big mess." said Paul Iran's official Islamic Republic News Agency said. Flke, a meteorologist with the The hijackers, u.io let 46 women and children leave National Weather Service. "It's a Tuesday, released a wounded passenger today and later rather complex situation. You released 23 people, bringing the number of freed hostages have a pretty strong upper level to 70. storm system that's responsible IRNA said Ihc dead passenger was an American for everything going on." Trav­ diplomat, but a spokeswoman at Ihc U.S. State Department elers' advisories covered the In Washington said the dead man's Identity could not be central mountains and eastern confirmed. plains of New Mexico, most of Kuwaiti government officials, who had no Immediate Oklahoma, south-central and comment on Ihc barter request, said the prisoners southeastern Kansas, i -* apparently are 21 people Jailed for their roles In December northestern Arkansas, south­ 1983 bombings against French and U.S. targets In Kuwutt. western Missouri and north- The demand was made 29 hours ufler the hijacking of central and southwestern Texas. the French-made Airbus, which was flying from Kuwait to Although snow was light in Pakistan with 155 passengers and 11 crew members. many areas, authorities said travel was dangerouB. ;; Cave-In Traps 96 Miners BOAT1NO FORECAST: St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet out 50 TAIPEI. Taiwan (UPII — A cavc-ln at a north Taiwan coal miles — Southeast wind 15 mine trupped 96 miners In a gas-rilled tunnel more 7.000 knots today becoming southerly feel below the surface today, police said. 10 to 15 knots tonight. Wind Police said gas was detected 1.500 feet from the entrance shifting to northwest 15 to 20 to the collapsed tunnel, Rescue teams tried unsuccessfully knots later Thursday. Sea 3 to 5 to pipe air lo the trapped miners with ventilation feet. A few showers. machines, police said. AREA FORECAST: Today CLASSICS IN OUR TIME Heirs to a proud legacy of Rolex handcraftsmanship. the AREA DEATHS Lady-Datejust and Day-Date Chronometers (left and bottom) and the mid-size Datejust Chronometer, all in 18kt. gold with Crcvccoucr. Mo.: two sisters. Thurtday al » a m at ltw Church of Nativity, matching, hidden-clasp President bracelet are true classics of ALBERT L. WALTER Laka Mary, with tha Rtv. Jamat Salbart Mr. Albert L. Walter. 77. of Shirley Merslnger. St. Jacob. 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He and and his wife. of 223 Homewood Drive. San­ tha Rev. Jackie Nla al Laka Mary Baptltl Mlulon officiating. Britton Funeral Homa. a Anna, were founders of the Lake ford. died Tuesday at her home. Guardian chapal, In charge. f t Mary Volunteer Fire Department Horn May 31. 1905 In New York R " \ V - | I In 1951. He was a Protestant. City, she moved here In 1965 Survivors Include his wife, from Grecnlong. N.Y. A retired f Anna II.: and sister. Dorothy practical nurse, she was a % V i : ■■ Ramos. Sacramento Calif. member of the Church of the Hrisson Guardian Funeral Nutlvlty. Lake Mary, and the Hwy. 17-tt - N f* H rtt Home Is In charge of arrange­ American Legion Auxiliary Unit P h H M W ments. 53 Sanford. 0#o# Hunt, Owner MELVIN A. EVANS Survivors include a son. Melvin A. Evans. 55. of 105 Eugene J.. Huntington, N.Y.: five Lougleaf Pine Court. Sanford, daughters. Julia Talasko and died Tuesday at his residence. Alice Fry. both of Casselberry. 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Evening Herald, Sanford, FI. Wadnatday, Doc. 5, lt»4—3A Graham Fights For Child Care Plan FLORIDA TALLAHASSEE (UPII - On the eve of a which the governor and Legislature arc In committed to slowing down sales lax special legislative session. Gov. Bob Graham comparative harmony. collections to "s w e e te n " the pot for and legislative leaders are still far apart on Graham and legislative leaders also agree domestic Industries. IN BRIEF major parts of a major package of child care on Junking the unitary tax — an accounting A 1983 law requires businesses to deposit legislation and corporate tax shifts. method that allows the state to compute their sales lax collections into the state 5 Percent Minority Biz A House appropriations subcommittee worldwide profits of big corporations in treasury on the 20th day of each month, scheduled hearings today on a greativ determining state tax liability — but they projecting receipts For the final 10 days. The 'Goal' Not Being Met scaled-down version of Graham's S10 4 are In sharp discord over how to replace the pending legislative proposal would revert to the old system of allowing businesses to pay TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — A thrce-ycar-old state law million child care program, while negotia­ estimated $100.3 million in lost revenue. tions continue on repeal of the "unitary tax" otic month's sales taxes on the 20th ol the allowing — but not requiring — government agencies to Graham Tuesday renewed Ills promise to following month — effectively allowing J set aside" 5 percent of their business for minority-owned on business profits and a replacement veto any unitary tax repeal hill that is not revenue package. The legislative leadership corporations to hold the state's sales taxes ; firms Is not working, according to a Senate committee coupled with dollar-for-dollar replacement for up to 50 days, pocketing the Interest report. has proposed a S4 million child care revenue. before depositing them In the stale's coffers. A black member of the Senate Governmental Operations program, which Graham says Is Inadequate lo fight Florida's child abuse problems and The key Itt replacing the unitary tax is an Graham, claiming the "slowdown" of the Committee may Introduce a bill In the 1985 session poverty daycare needs. Increase from 5 to 5.5 percent in the sales tax collection would cost $45 million making the 5 percent contract "set aside" mandatory for corporate Income lax. That would affect all m Interest now earned bv the stale, angrily slate purchasing departments. Sen. Arnelt Girardeau. The other big-ticket Item on the legislative Florida businesses, not just the big lashed out at legislators for cutting Ills child D-Jacksonvlllc. said Tuesday state agencies will never agenda for Thursday and Friday Is an $8.9 multinational corporations! that pay the abuse program from $10 4 million to $1 comply with the "goal" of involving minority-owned million plan to combat citrus canker, on uHilary tax. so leglsluilvc leaders are million Tuesday. businesses in state purchasing, as long as it Is voluntary. Laurel Johnston, a staff analyst for the committee, said mandating a set-asldc requirement would be unfeasible for many agencies. She said there are not enough qualified minority-owned businesses to establish real competition for state contracts, and that some qualified firms owned by blacks and women arc nol Interested In bidding on stale Jobs. Johnston said a survey of state purchases during September, the last month wllh complete figures, indicated Florida government agencies did 98.8 percent of their business with firms owned by white men. She said white women handled another half-percent of the state's purchases In September, wllh liny amounts spread among blacks. Hlspanics, Aslans, native Americans and handi­ capped persons. Haitian Refugees Going Back MIAMI JUPI) — Nearly 400 Haitians plucked from crowded-Florida-bound boats this week could be back In Port-au-Prince by Friday, said Coast Guard officials who have been ordered to return all those refused political asylum. The Haitians. 340 of them plucked from a decrepit 60-foot sailboat Monday and 31 others Intercepted at sea Sunday, were held Tuesday al>oard the Coast Guard cutter 6 9 9 9 Reliance. The ship will remain anchored near Great Isaac's Light, a PACK SET ^ ^ E A C H rocky Island wllh a lighthouse about 60 miles northeast of 1 41*111 Miami, until U.S. Immigration officers have Interviewed all ARM & HAMMER MARCAL TISSUES COOKIE BAR PACKS COLOGNE SETS WALKING SANTA the Haitians to determine whether they have valid claims Regularly 1,39. 65 Regularly 3 Boxes *1. Family pack Summit* Repltque cologne and lo political asylum, said Co^st Guard Petty Officer Dan ounce heavy duly 100 count box of 2 ply or Twix* chocolate powder set or 3 piece Waldschnildt. detergent Limit 2 facial tissues. Limit 4 cookie bars Old Spice cologne set Those who do not will be returned to Haiti, he said. The Immigration and Naturalization Service already has determined that none of the 31 Intercepted Sunday had legal claims lo migrate to the United Stales. 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Wsyne D. Doyle, Publisher What I consider the wisest words 1 Thomas Giordano, Managing Editor WASHINGTON (Ul’Il - Senatorial from the likes of Roger Williams elevation to the top leadership post, ever encountered were penned by a Melvin Adkins, Advertising Director big shots and other influential Wescott. an anthropologist now he suggested that recipients of the persons whose biographies appear living in Madison. N.J.. and Edward honor should be called "majority savant whose name I have forgot­ .(Home Delivery: Week, SI 10: Month. $4 ,75; 3 Months, in Who's Who Jo America are Wcnk Jr., a Seal tic civil engineer. pleaders.” ten. He. or she. wrote: “ Don't think , $14 25; 6 Months. $27 (XJ. Year. $ 51.00 Ely Mail Week, invited to share some of their Wcscnit reminds us that ‘ success Nevertheless, in the reference of your happiness; do your duty." $1.50; Month. $6 (X): 3 Months. $18 0 0 ; 0 Months. $32 50: "thoughts on life" with ordinary is transient and high regard rela­ Itooks I consulted, he offered not a The occupant of second place on ' Year. $60 OO readers. tive." whereas Wenk recommends single aphorism. my sagacity list also must remain Unfortunately, not all the distin­ that we act on the basis of what we anonymous, for similar reasons. guished citizens listed In the latest believe is right rather than from Neither, for that matter, did the Somewhere at a card table 1 picked edition availed themselves of the “ the desire to be loved." retiring majority leader. Sen, How­ up: “ If you gel away with it even opportunity to pass along a few These truly are words to live by. ard Maker. R-Tenn.. or such emi­ once, you're ahead." '...G et Out nent holdovers as the Democratic words of wisdom Yet it Is amazing how many people But such thoughts, even If part of go through life without thinking leader. Sen. Robert Byrd of West I noticed, for example, that nei­ Virginia. the eternal verities, probably O f The W ay?' ther President Reagan nor Speaker much about it. wouldn't be suitable for Italicizing Thomas O'Neill, D-Mass.. had any­ I was reminded oi tills last week Some Americans have a (lair for at the end o f a IV/to's Who thing to say. Which was passing u’hcn 1 stopped by the Senate adaglzing. H. L. Mencken, for one. £•! The surprisingly spirited debate over the biography. strange. library to sec what "thoughts on handed down many a quotable . Baby Fac-baboon heart drama has been On my own. I can only claim Reagan, after all. is known as the life" might have been penned by axiom during his long career as a credit. If any credit Is due. for .expanded by the world's second artificial "Great Communicator" and O'Neill Sen. Robert Dole. R-Kan.. who had reporter and editor, and Abraham having originated but one maxim: ; heart implacement. customarily will sound off on almost Just been elected the new majority Lincoln apparently could hardly “ 1 consider the day wasted if I don't > Dr, William C. DeVries, who grafted the Hrst any given subject at the drop of a leader. open his mouth with uttering some­ waste the day." ;*,mechanical heart two years ago to a hat. if need lx* dropping the hat Dole surely is one of the most thing epigrammatic. 1 commend that thought to Dole '61-ycar-old Scaltle-area dentist, the now- himself. spontaneously witty persons ever to Much depends. I suppose, on as he takes up his new duties. After ■ ; famous Barney Clark, repeated this brilliant However, anyone In dire need of serve in the US. Senate. In an whether only original thoughts are all. don't we want him to be happy? • feat on Nov. 26 at the Humana Hospital h o m i lie s can gel ample guidance interview published the day of his accepted. • Audubon in Louisville. The latest recipient. ; William J. Schroeder. Is a former quality >*assurance specialist at an Army ammunition depot near Jasper, hid. He was so ill with ANTHONY HARRIGAN EDWARD J. WALSH ;* congestive heart failure that he could not yhavc survived more than a week, according to the cardiologists. Despite post-operative setback. Mr. Threat More .Schroeder Is making excellent progress; his mechanical heart is functioning well, clicking uway at 75 lirats a minute. And his present From Of The • i outlook, barring the unforsecn. Is to survive longer than Dr. Clark, who lived 112 days with his artificial heart. Overnight. Mr. Africa , Schroeder has become an unwitting folk hero Same I- to a fascinated world. Even as Western countries were The campaign season has of­ tj The controversy about the fast pace and sending millions of dollars worth of ficially ended. The election resulted .; enormous cost of such sophisticated medical food to Africa to prevent mass In an overwhelming landslide for ■*.experimentation Is precisely defined by starvation, Julius Nyercrc, the incumbent. The opposition Is {Daniel Callahan, director of the Hustings chairman of the Organization of shattered and out of sight. By all ■ Center Institute of Society Ethics and Life African unity, (old other African uccounls. policies In place will a Sciences. "The fundamental philosophical leaders gathered In Addis Ababa remain. The outlook for the nation •; issue." he says, "is Just how far do we want to that they should use their $150 is an economy dependent on foreign billion collective foreign debt as a ;i go in extending and improving life." goods, a continued military buildup, p o litica l weapon against the West The arguments advanced during Mr. and more suffering for the poor, by threatening default. ^'Clark’s brave struggle to survive will surely minority groups, and religious Nycrerc, the socialist president of activists. rf*now be heard ugaln - beginning with a Tanzania, said: “ We huve this debt The place is Nicaragua, the date, $ criticism of those who refuse to go gently Into ...... power and we simply do not use It. I November 5. the candidates, San- that good night. Indeed, the naysayers have a believe now the poor countries of dlulsta Marxist Daniel Ortega i; new name for those who hang on to life the world have tills power and ho Saavedra. President, and Sergio •: against all odds, it Is Methusellsm. boy. If my country owed $100 Ramirez Mercado. Vice President. !• billion we would simply refuse to Colorado's Gov. Richard Lamm summed all The results are In — 82 percent of pay It back." the electorate cast ballots for the ;|:of this up last spring in his infelicitous remark This ugly, threatening statement JEFFREY HART winners. The one blemish on their ;• that the elderly have “ a duty to die and gel will hurt African countries In the resounding victory: all the opposi­ •: out of the w a y." eyes of the Western world. Western tion candidates had withdrawn, due. (t vTbc HPGnfwenible qqesttop., of course, is governments and financial institu­ to Sandlntsta threats and strong^ tion* have been more than generou* when — at what" age -r- ehoutd the e *l d* e r *l y d o iliW«Mpi» arm "campaign" tactics. their duty and voluntarily depart. And It the In thetr treatment or African Innocent Victim? Hardly any Americans knew Ij'iold folks aren’t struck down conveniently at countries. They have endeavored to The old Hiss case simply will not that back In 1949 Hiss In fact was about the “ election" in Nicaragua, help the new states of Africa get on j’.'the right time by fatal illness. Is suicide theirthi go away, on the Left at least. The framed, but the odd thing about the which took place two duys before their feet, lending funds that could thing Is a sort of Phoenix, the scheduled way out? Is muss abortion to be artlcle Is that It was written by one our own. Most, probably, have at have been better devoted to devel­ legendary Immortal bird that con­ least some Inkling that that little J,complemented hy mass euthanasia of the Gil Green, whom the magazine opment projects In the West. sumed itself In fire and then rose Identifies as "an official of the Central American country, ruled for senior citizenry? The plight that much of Africa Is again from the ashes. Were there Communist Parly." I notice that not more »lhan five years now by a 8 Clearly, this debate has not drawn a experiencing today is the direct any doubt left about the guilt of to discredit Ills article, which stands rapacious pro-Soviet Marxist gang. result of the disastrous leadership •^sufficiently clear distinction between keeping Alger Hiss, one would have thought or falls on its merits, but to wonder Is not a very good neighbor. The provided by the likes of President ;>:a Barney Clark or a W illiam Schroeder alive that Allen Weinstein had pul It to why it Is so important to an avowed latest news uboul It is the CIA's Nyererc. His insistence on col­ rest with his exhaustive study of the and keeping a terminally III. comatose person communist to attempt to prove that evidence that crates normally used lectivization In Tnnzuniu Is the case in ills book "Perjury: The Hiss was innocent. Presumably a to ship Soviet MIG-21 Jet fighters •: going indefinitely on life-support systems. principal reason his country is in Hiss-Chambers Case." member of the Democratic Party Is arrived in Nicaragua last month in ;•! Suffice It to observe that society seems to be deep economic trouble. But no. A recent Issue of The happy to add another citizen to Ills the port of Cortnto. ‘ arriving at a consensus, legally us well as The tragic fact is that famine N ation magazine announces a "New party. The Soviets quickly denied that 3 ethically, about when to pull the plug on seems destined to worsen in Africa Development" In the case, the The J. Edgar Hoover letter un­ the crates contained MIGs. Instead 'j brain-dead patients. in the years ahead. Massive food development being that the FBI. ns covered by Mr, Green via tlie.* it turned out they held dis­ We believe the same cthicul Imperative relief tills year will not get to the of I960, apparently had the capaci­ Freedom of Information Act Is assembled MI-8 or MI-24 helicopter I; holds with the mechanical heart as prevailed root of the problem, which is gross ty to commit forgery by typewriter. certainly Interesting. But the fact gunships. the fearsome weapon mismanagement of agriculture. So­ In the transplant of the baboon heart to a Writing to a New York FBI official that the FBI had the capacity to used by the Soviets themselves with cialist regimes In Africa bitterly on Feb. 19 of that year, J. Edgar •: dying Infant. Medlcitl science must cross new match u typeface does not mean such brutality In Afghanistan. opjKwc the agricultural re fo rm that Hoover noted: "In order to simulate that the Burcuu In fuel did so In the < frontiers wherever it can. Mechanical hearts The other election In the Western could produce good harvests and two pages in the handwriting of an instance of Hiss. Jj could, and in the not-distant future, do for the hemisphere that week gave Presi­ deal effectively with drought. ordinary individual It would take And . contrary to The Nut Ion's dent Ronald Reagan an emphatic I* 50,000 Americans who annually die of It's time that the Western world uppri > Lnately 24 hours eontlnuous commentary on Mr. Green's FBI signal that the American people •1 congestive heart failure what kidney dialysis acknowledges that far-reaching work, "hcrcforc. the briefer the letter, the Woodstock typewriter wa want him to continue his military *; machines accomplish in keeping alive 70,000 changes will be required of millions material to be simulated, the not vital to the case against Hiss, buildup, to defend American inter­ Americans with otherwise fatal kidney fail- of Africans in 22 countries if they quicker It can be done...To alter a but merely corroborutlvc. ests In Central America and ;• ure. And who can say that the high cost of ure not to starve to death in future. typewriter to match a known model Since Hiss' conviction, a great elsewhere. They overwhelmingly mechanical hearts will not decline In the The real need is a return to would require a large amount of deal of evidence has surfaced that supported his decisive action freeing v same w av as com puters, once prohibitively something like the old League of typewriter specimens and weeks of confirms Chambers' account. Grenada from the grip of a nasty • expensive, which are now within the reach of Nations^ mandates for much oT laboratory work. It Is not Tclt that But it remains strange that after Cuban-Marxist crew last year. If and Africa. Vast territories must be this technique of altering n type­ millions of ordinary citizens? all these years and the accumula­ when he decides that the little placed under intelligent Interna­ writer should lx- considered in tills tion of evidence, people like Gil Soviet empire down South needs a And who will not rejoice if Mr. Schroeder tional direction if a condition of connection." Green and the editors of The N ation surgical U.S. air strike to relieve It of , walks out of the hospital and survives to permanent famine Is to be pre­ The article In question clearly are still trying to claim that Hiss Its burdensome and unnecessary wishes to lead us to the conclusion ;enjoy the companionship of family and vented. was an Innocent victim. arsenal, they'll back him again. xfriends and the beauty of many more 3 sunsets? JACK ANDERSON BERRY'S W ORLD Ky Named In Gangsters Probe WASHINGTON - To be the He spent a few weeks checking into vice president of CBS News, wrote the leader." the witness testified. He victim of a Mike Wallace Inquisition a story my associates. Donald back. "1 have seen nothing that later added that in Vietnamese can be u discomforting experience, Goldberg and Corky Johnson, had challenges the accuracy of communities "everyone knows" as I had the misfortune to discover Investigated for several months. (Wallace's) report." that Ky headed the crime organiza­ earlier this year. As a courtesy from one reporter to What Chandler could not see was tion. CBS's lord high inquisitor pro­ another. I directed Wallace to the later emblazoned across the According to the Tim es account, nounced one of my reports a dud. Arizona task force that had linked country; It has been in plain sight "the witness said the gangs com­ Now evidence has come to light that Ky to the Vietnamese underworld. since October. Yet apparently mitted murders, robberies and shows It was Wallace who produced My office offered to make the Chandler still can't see It; at least he extortion and trafficked In mari­ the real dud. While I wait for him to arrangements for Wallace to get a hasn't acknowledged it. So let me juana." Besides Ky, the witness said acknowledge parentage, here are copy of the task force's report. It out to him; former South Vietnamese army the details: Not long afterward, on an Both Chandler and Wallace generals and officers were leaders in A year ago. I broke the story that otherwise pleasant Sunday evening should read the Oct. 26, 1984, the organization that controlled the Vietnamese gangsters were extort­ In March. Wallace Jabbed a needle edition of The New York Times. gangs. Into my balloon. He showed three They'll find a two-column headline ing money from "hard-working, The witness confirmed many on-camera interviews with law en­ that declares: "Witness Asserts Ky law-abiding Vietnamese refugees other details that Wallace had forcement officials. He also in­ Heads Vietnamese Gangs In U.S.” through terror and intimidation." condemned me for publishing, but The gangsters. I reported, "are terviewed Ky. who had refused to The story, which runs more than talk to me unless I paid him. All of which have now bubble-gummed In believed to be directed by former 1.000 words, is hard to miss. Here's his face. them pooh-poohed my story. what It reports: South Vietnamese generals." Sources close to the crime com­ Wallace disparaged the Arizona The President's Commission on mission said the witness Is credible 1 quoted from one police report, crime report. With a deepening Organized Crime alleges that Viet­ and has supplied other reliable which Identified the "godfather" of frown and a short blast from his namese gangs operate In 13 states. Information. the criminal organization as Nguyen bassoon he said his sources "cither One of the middle-echelon gang Cao Ky. the flamboyant former had no Information on Ky's in­ leaders, testifying from behind a Footnote; Ky has continued to prime minister of South Vietnam- I volvement In organized crime, or screen guarded by a dozen federal deny that he Is connected with the also published Ky's vociferous deni­ they dismissed the Arizona report marshals. Identified Nguyen Cao Ky Vietnamese underworld. He ac­ c t o e al offered by a spokeswoman who that Anderson cites as unreliable." as the top boss. knowledged to the Los Angeles said there was "no truth" to the I protested to CBS that "police In "Were you told by a superior that Herald-Examiner that he is called allegation. "godfather" by his people. But the "Mother and I have gone the ANDROGYNOUS several cities had corroborated the he was the leader?” the witness was Then along came Mike Wallace on report." And my associates had asked. reason, he said, is because he UNDERWEAR route." a search-and-destroy mission for the spoken to police sources in a dozen "Yes. the information was that "helps people tn the Vietnamese CBS television show “ 60 Minutes." cities. But Robert Chandler, a senior everyone should know that Kv was community."

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Logan Fleck: More Than A Name Comes To Tribe Soccer Logan Fleck. Southern College. ' Logan Is Just the nice game at right wing, too." I don't know If I'm coaching or Thai's a great name for a soccer man for the Job." said Epps about his Albert and Ray are both freshmen administrating," laughed Barnes coach, isn't It? Seminole Principal 24-year-old coach, "lie knows the Sam who came through the Sanford Soccer about his girls' 2-0 start. "But we Wayne Epps must have thought so. situation we're In and he knows he has Club. "Those two will come into their should get a good test when we go to too. Epps hired Logan Fleck as the new Cook to be patient. But he's already taught own In a couple of years." said Fleck Tampa Saturday (1 pin ) to play boys' soccer coach at Seminole High "Th ey’ve had good Instruction from Chamberlain. They have an excellent School. them things they didn't do last year. Sports Editor They actually looked like they knew people like Suzy Reno and Wayne coach and a good program." Epps, however, was quick to point what they were doing Saturday." Albert In the youth programs." The Lady Greyhounds didn't have out that he was getting much more The soccer situation at Seminole was Fleckmen. 10*0. On Tuesday, the Fleck, never!hless. is taking a realis­ any lrouble with Trinity Prep Tuesday than a name, although the name Is rock bottom. It’s a similar situation to progress outnumbered the lumps as tic attitude. "We're not ready to take night as they blanked the Lady Saints. very well respected throughout the the one that existed in cross country the Tribe lost. 7-1, to a perennially on state or anything." he said. "Realis­ 12-0. Barnes, who is not one lo run up since Logan's father. several years ago, Epps said he hopes strongSeabrcc/c program. tically. It will be two years before we scores, said there wasn't anything he Tom Fleck. Is the president of the Fleck can have the same kind of "It's getting there." said Fleck, who can play on the level of a Lake Howell could do about the -digit victo­ National Soccer Coaches Association. Impact on the soccer program that Ted played colleglatcly at Old Dominion In or Lyman. The kids Just can't become ry. "W e have gotten so deep." he said, Actually. Logan is a Tom. too. as in Tombros did on the cross country Norfolk. Va. and had a "C “ coaching frustrated. It will come." "that our 12th. 13th and 14th girls are Thomas Logan Fleck. But that got too program. In three short years. license by age Hi. "W e played a lot Fleck didn't say Lyman boys or girls, as good as the ones they replace. complicated. "It was Just a lot easier to Tombros had both the boys and the better tonight. It's not a bad loss. but it didn't matter. He'd gladly take Nice problem. Junior Sheila Mandy go by Logan around the house." said girls in the stale meet. Seabreeze was Just much faster up­ the success of either — especially the led the way Tuesday with three goals Logan (mother's maiden name). No "Oh. they’re going to take their front. They played well." girls. The l.adv Greyhounds have a while Kim Mitchell and Dawn Boyesen doubt the postmen and telephone lumps." said Epps. "It will take time. Fleck said he had some who played new coach tills year — veteran each booted home a pair. Kellie Straw. solictors liked the Idea. too. But he's a good teacher. You can sec well. too. "Matt Albert played excep­ Seminole Soccer Club mentor Tom Diana Boyesen. Karen Abcrnethy. Anyway. Epps, and a group ol the progress already." tionally well at sweeper and Chris Ray Barnes — and hi* hasn't had any Linda Schulthcis and Bonnl Sleeves parents, thought enough of Fleck to The progress and the lumps came had a good game, too," said Fleck. trouble keeping the winning habit. each had one. get him to lake on another coaching hand-in-hand Saturday and Tuesday. "Ray scored our goal on an assist from They finished second in the state last Goalie Lisa Chatman had seven Job. He Is already assistant at Florida On Saturday. Evans routed th e’ Mike Edwards. Sidney Griggs had a year. saves. Seminoles Raiders Hand Rollins JV Its Nip Evans 2nd Whipping Mona, Temika Make By Sam Cook Herald Sports Editor 'Money' Plays To Win In a not so instant replay of their encounter of two weeks ago. Seminole Community College's By Chria Plater Raiders handed another whipping to the Rollins Herald Sports Writer Junior varsity. 99-67. before 300 amused fans at They call someone who perforins well In the the SCC Health Center. clutch a "money player." Seminole High’s Mona Like the meeting of Nov. 21. this one was never Benton has been one ever since she picked up a in doubt. The seore was even similar. The first basketball. time around, it was 97-65. Another coincidence Junior guard Temika Alexander was the Junior was the play of Rollins' Junior Stuart Smith. In varsity's money player a year ago and her stock Is the first meeting. Smith had 26 points and nine rising on the varsity in the early going of the rebounds. 1984-85 season. "And. I'll be darned If he didn't do it again." ‘ Seminole High, ranked eighth In the 4A State said SCC assistant coach Dean (no relation) Smith Poll, banked on Benton and Alexander down the about the 6-9 Sanfordlle's second 26-poinl. stretch Tuesday night as the Lady Tribe pulled nine- effort. "He had another good game out a 53-51 win over ninth-ranked Orlando Evans against us." before 200 vocal fans at Seminole High. "Yeah. Interjected SCC coach Bill Bayne. "If The Lady Seminoles improved to 3-1 with the they didn't have Stuart, we'd play them more win and they return to action Thursday night at 7 often. He kills us." as they travel to Winter Park High. Of course, a coach doesn't mind when u former Alexander came up with a key steal and with player (Smith played at SCC last year) docs well . 25 seconds left and she made one of two. free O 'U tong M ’lhe player tun'l on the wtnntna *ld< of \ throws after being fouled by Carolyn Hightower iTiMworebtrant. 1 to give Seminole a 50-48 lead. Alexander had The victory for SCC snapped a three-game missed a pair of free throws with 41 seconds left. losing streak. The 6-4 Raiders now get ready for "I was nervous when I shot those free throws." Delgado. La. Junior College Friday at home. Alexander said of the misses. "But I felt like I had Payne said Delgado made a trip to the national to come back and do it for the team. Then I made tournament last year and is expected to be tough. the steal." The Raiders travel to Bradenton to play Manatee It was another steal, this one by Benton with 14 Saturday. seconds left, that sewed up the win for the "It wus a real positive game," said Payne In n Seminoles. Benton had her sights set on the steal more serious vein. "I knew after practice Monday, all the way and her layup gave the Tribe a 52-48 that we'd have a good game. I was real Impressed'" lead. with the starting five. They really got after It." "1 was looking right at Hightower." Benton Payne, who said he hasn’t set lied on u said. "I looked right into her eyes and knew the consistent quintet yet. opened with Mike Landed. ball was mine. And I knew that was a layup I Llnny Grace. Willie Strother. Rob Brunlley and wasn't going to miss." Kenny Edwards. Brantley, who also started Benton ended up with a team-high 21 points Saturday against Florida College, was the most and the senior standout added seven rebounds. Impressive In the early going. Alexander tossed In 13 points and came up with The 6-3 New Yorker used his muscle to work eight steals. Catherine Anderson added eight Inside as he scored 10 of the first 16 points as the ■ points and eight boards for the Seminoles. Raiders bolted on top. 16-8. "Coach Is Just trying Cynthia Williams poured in a game-high 26 me out." said Brantley about his start. "(Greg) points for the Lady Trojans. Including 13 in the Bates Is hurt (with a bone chip) and I got another - first quarter. But she got Into foul trouble In the trial tonight. 1 did a lot better than Saturday." second quarter and played the entire fourth Brantley hit 7 of 9 shots for the game to finish quarter with four fouls. Williams also ripped with 14 points. Brantley said he didn't tuke the down a game-high 14 rebounds. Denise King Rollins JV lightly because he didn't play ugalnst added eight points and 13 rebounds for Evans. it the first time around. "1 went home for Seminole Jumped out to a 8-4 lead before Evans Thanksgiving, so I didn't know anything about came roaring back behind the strong Inside play them," said Bruntlcy. "The way we have been of Williams and King. The Lady Trojans took a playing, anybody could have come in here and ' nine-point lead, 22-13. at the end of the first beat us." ______.______quarter.' " But it wasn't going lo be the Rollins JV. Grace Evans upped its lead to 15. 31-18. in the early made sure of that. The silky-smooth forward going of the second quarter and that's when score six of the next 10 points as the Raiders Seminole coach Ron Mcrthie called a time out so assumed a 26-8 lead and the rout wus on — or the Lady Seminoles could regroup. utmost on. "W e ’ve worked to hard to come out and play H trtld Photo by Tommy Vtncont Former Oviedo eager Ed Norton dropped a deuce from the baseline and Smith hit a like that." Mcrthie said. "W e came back and Seminole's Temika Alexander (10) dropped Elmore, left, and Denise King, Sem inole Bee MONEY. Page 9A in two of her 13 points against Elonda topped Orlando E vans, 53-51. See WHIPPING, Page 9A

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Lady Rams With Tie OF SANFORD By Carla Plater BEST SERVICE Herald Sports Writer Z6S0 S OKI ANDO DR HWT 11 S2i "W e're not going to take it Prep Soccer PM J7it>M44 s AMUHO sitting down anymore — we're MON THKII I Hi S OU A M I I I 6 P M going to show people that we can SAI II 00 A M III S P M CIOSID SUN TRY US! play, too." Its lead with 13 unassisted goals □ Those were the words of in the first half. •it.i MILE WARRANTY MILE WARRANTY HUNTING SPECIALS Seminole High girls soccer coach Seminole came back strong in PtIAAIUM MIT1D K H VIITII »V TRACTION the second half and Rumlcr gave PRIMIUM RETREADS Suzy Reno after the Lady Tribe * LOOK way to Kim Walsh who shut out XU w « m ti lied Lake Mary's Lady Rams * WEARS 1W1S CM HMttm Tuesday, 2-2. at Seminole High. the Lady Rams in the half with WARRANTED IliH tm nine unassisted saves. 41W w irttt» m: "It was a moral victory for us," LIKE uau* - -»1 at 1-0-1 on the season and will 1 Era m m u pm/mi* HI ft NiH * m 1 F i l l * tn .ti Ml-ft 1 be back In action Friday at 5 at half when Rumlcr scored on an UtAtffl K M M R T jr A _HL! mtnaii f __Hir H i l l M il l t SS t s t 1 o rv u _ n u i_ I n i v n t i i h i m M n w Mi n u d iu itr ■ r a n r s ? Oviedo. Lake Mary now stands assist from Cindy Benge. ■.-aliBHUAil w tm lii I Pm ’>I'> Jh< iii ntii m n 1 Reno credited the goalkeepers ■ !!■ ■ >.fl M x a a n r~WH/ii»rr~ - p a v — nrn r at 0-1-1 and returns to action L witmiio r iawbl wrr"“ E u l A 1—MM*----I Thursday as It hosts Orlando and the outstanding defense of 1 r Luther at 4:30 p.m. Benge and Angela Freeman with COUPON couroN |J B R AKE S P EC IA L "i* Lake Mary Jumped out to a 2-0 keeping the Seminoles In the WHEEL HEAVY DUTY game until the offense got on the Jllastal Pads lead In the first half on u pair of McPherson « q A 9 9 !! ALIGNMENT SHOCKS board. TIRE II tr IIm goals by Kelly Broen. The first 00 STRUTS *89 !! $ 0 9 9 Cats IIFrwtjrRw score came on an assist from In other action Tuesday. Lake ! ROTATION *2 Kristin Jones and the second on Brantley's Patriots Improved to >9” f CARS A IMNT TRUCKS CARTR___ 106C TYFK 11 •• M Marti in i warraarrWsmoti 11 • S££r*39»m n* urn w W w Fran Gordon's assist. 2-0 for the season with u 7-0 rout Seminole goalie Sheri Rumlcr of Lake Howell’s Lady Silver ^ TiT'TTfTrrTTTfreYTt TTrtVra^ kept Lake Mary from increasing Hawks.

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Wilson Pro Staff Mid-Size Top Rated Tennis Racket 3 models made be Kcnnex both In the The December Issue of World Tennis how the racket looks, feels, and Graphite Composite of racket that is mid-size and oversized catagorles. Magazine Is entitled Racket Alamanac responds to certain type shots. gaining much popularity lately. The There arc many players who simply or Racket with the Year In 1984. The It seems that the single most Im­ panel agreed that garphitc seemed to prefer the wav an aluminum racket Issue Is all about the testing and rating portant quality that most of the panal be the very best material for use In plays and even though they can afford- of lennis rackets for this past year. The wanted In a tennis racket was "feel". Larry making a tennis racket. It's strong, has graphite rackets still prefer the feel of World Tennis board of experts tested To hr able to have confidence that the little vibration or shock, is light and and rated over 100 models In all as Castle seems to give the racket more stability aluminum. ball will go where they directed It or Of course countless other rackets shapes, sizes and materials. Thr and power, of course graphite rackets where they wanted It to go. They were Herald Tennis were tested like "the Weed. Volk rackets were tested for stiffness, arc very expensive and for quality looking for a racket that moved Writer U.S.A.. Victor Sports RAckets. . stability, power, playability, and mo­ through the air easily, one that had frame one can expect to pay close to Spaulding. Yonex. Dunlop. Snauwarcl. bility. lltglle or no vibration and one that did S200.00 retail. As they say. "You get Sentra. etc. but the best as chosen by The rackets were pul Into categories what you pay for." not lire the arm. After months of Among the graphite rackets and according lo their size and price range. the panel are the ones featured here. testing and researching the racket that rackets retailing for over S200.00 the How about those oldies but goodies? The size categories arc. standard, Among the aluminum rackets was chosen “ Racket of the Year." AMF Head Graphite Edge TXE flfished the standard size rackets, or as we mid size, and oversized. The panel tested, the Head Tournament Director deamed the very top of the racket second behind the Wilson Pro Staff, often call them now. the Utile rackets. consisted of tennis experts Mary was chosen far and away the best. In world was the Wilson Pro Staff Mid­ the Head Graphite Director was 3rd. Well. - there are still hundreds ol Carllln. Steve Flott. Karl Hedrick. fact thr Head Director almost made off size. the Prince Graphite was 4th and the players that use them. The most Gladys llcldman. Reg Lanshcrpy. Bora with the racket of the year award. The Wilson Pro Staff Largehcad was rated popular one the Dunlop Mayply Fort. Mlklc. Ram Ramnath. Ed Tlltmann This Is graphite racket and was panel loved this racket as do most 5th. Actually it was so close among and Alice Tym. 11 of these forks are introduced to the tennis market only people who use It. Its light, attractive, Wilson T-200. AMF/Ash Comp.. these five quality rackets that all must excellent players, outstanding coaches this past year. Already it has become has "feel" little or no vibration and Kramer Autograph and the Tod Davis be considered big winners In the and are considered experts In their one of the popular rackets in the best of all can be purchased for under Imperioa. All great and famous rackets racket race. that a few short years ago were the lop field. Each of the panalists actual! history of racket sales and hooks as If $90.00. The Head Aluminum Edge of the line and even now are used by a played with every racket tested and It might challenge the Prince graphite Another graphite racket In thr proved to be a popular racket with the lot of folks. really do have first hand knowledge of rackets. S200.00 range was the Matchmate panel as well as several aluminum SMU Clips 'Cats; SPORTS Irish Stun Inidana United Press International Kentucky and , once IN BRIEF Ihe Twin Towers of .. basketball, are being cut down to Cubs, Yankees Deal Breaths size. shooting of Mike Gloml. who d-I The Wildcats and Hooslers. 14 of his team-high 18 points In Life Into Baseball Meetings two teams which have rulrd the the first half. But ihe Irish nation for many years, arc off lo HOUSTON (UPI) — Regardless of what happened In the stormed back to lake ihe lead playoffs, the are champions In the eyes of poor slarls this season und their ami then out scored the Hooslers those who were dying ofboredom at the Winter Meetings. dynasties may finally be 19-6 lo take a 45-30 halftime On Tuesday, the Cubs produced the first major news of crumbling. advantage, the convention — a six-player deal with the New York At Lexington. Ky.. Butch "Our game plan basically was Ynnkees. Closely following that came the news the Moore canned a short Jumper lo play fullcourt pressure ac Cleveland Indians had resigned designated hitter Andre with four seconds remaining transition gam e." said Notre Thornton. Tuesday night lo lift No. 9 Dame coach Digger Phelps. "W c Southern Methodist to u 56-54 Hul the Cubs-Yankees deal was the breakthrough. had that spurt and that kept us victory over Kentucky. The Speculation Immediately arose that the deal would trigger going." others, but Yankees general manager Clyde King said "Not Wildcats. 1-2. lost for the first so fnst." time al home In 23 games and Notre Dame held Indiana slur • "Let me digest this one first." he said. arc off to their worst start In nine Steve Alford to Just 4 points on Moving to shore up the NL East champions, who lost to years. 1 -of-6 shooting. San Diego In a five-game playoff, Chicago general manager "!l was a great victory for us." The win lifted the Irish lo 4-0.r Dallas Green received left-hander and said SMU's 7-fool senior Jon best start In five years. And Brian Dayett. Koncak. "Everytimc 1 think of a despite their 1-2 mark. Phelps He sent catcher . outfielder and basketball dynasty. 1 think of Isn't worried aboul the Hooslers. right-handers Porfi Altamlrano and Rich Bordl to New Indiana and Kentucky. Wc had "Indiana's going to be a good York. The acquisition of Hassey enables the Yankees to something to prove tonight." basketball team before It's over." ■ shop catcher Rick Ceronc. Cotto's arrival may make Omar Moore scored Just 3 [mints In said Phelps. "When II counts, Moreno available as well. the first half, but poured In 12 they'll get there." after halftime for SMU. 3-0. In other games involranked Kentucky tied it 51-34 with teams. No. 5 Illinois routed Mice Close Season With Win 1:17 left when hit Chico Stale 92-47. No. 13'. Angelo's Mice closed out the 1894 fall softball season in l-o f-2 free throws, but the Syracuse edged Canislus 52-48 Longwood women's league play with an 8-3 win over the Wildcats never had possession In overtime and No. 17 Kansas ’ Dirt Shirts. This avenged a previous loss to the Shirts. again. lopped South Dukota State Connie Walburgar recorded thr w in. allowing Just ala Kentucky trailed 48-41 with 85-72. v h l u . H t w Held Ote S hirt* aroreteaa. until IHa I n n i n g • p l II In minute* left when seldom -used guard Troy At Champaign." III.. Anthony when a streak of wildness cost her as she walked in all Welch scored 25 [mints — 17 three runs. Lake Mary's Kim Averill drives to the hoop against McKinley hit two Jumpers to lead during an eight-minute spun hi'"' Fine defense was turned In by Inficlders Stephanie Titusville Astronaut. Averill Is the lone starter returning for a 7-polnt surge that lied it. Irst half — lo lead Illinois. Illinois Nelson. Tina Bennington. Debbie "BB" Gresham and Terri the Lady Rams who host 2A power Eustis Friday. See Koncak, who played on the Improved to 6-1. Chico Slate, a Coe. Grcshum accounted for eight putouts and assists Thursday's Evening Herald for a preview of the 1984-85 Lady gold-medal U.S. Olympic (cam Division II school that was herself, without an . She was a "two-handed" terror! Rams. lust summer under Indiana crushed by DePaul Just 24 hours -, Walburgcr on the mound and Renee Kelley behind the coach Bobby Knight, scored 13 curlier, fell to 2-3. plate, also sparkled. points for the Mustangs und Nelson led the game olf with a blast that one-bounccd to grubbed a game-high 15 re­ At Syracuse. N.Y.. Andre the fence for a triple. Terri Man promptly drove her in with bounds. Hawkins hit 4 consecutive free 6 a line drive basehlt which was followed by solid singles At South Bend. I ml., freshman throws In overtime, including'; from the bats of Kelley, Terri Blayney. Coe and Gresham. Fralic, Perry, Gray Dave Rivers scored 23 [mints I lie lie-breaking points with 31 The Mice scored four times on six hits In the first frame, und Ken Barlow udded 15 as seconds remaining, lo allow and were never headed after that. Notre Dame upset No. 12 Indi­ Syrucuse, 2-0. lo escupe with the Mann led the attack, as usual, with three hits Including a ana 74-63 lo deny Knight Ills triumph. Hawkins' final 2 free All-America Again throws broke a 48-48 tie, double, and three rbl's. Kelley added a pair of safeties and 400th collegiate victory. "We went the first 10-12 At Lawrence, Kan., Ron scored twice. NEW YORK (Uf’ll - . Kellogg fueled a laic Kansas Two more runs In the second came on baschlts by William Perry and minutes and played well," said I Connie "W A A " Vaughn. Theresa "R ed" Walburger and might be disappointed by how F o o tb a ll Knight, who gets another chance charge, scoring 8 of his game-, Mann. The run In the fifth caiqe as a result of hits by their teams fared In 1984 but ut No. 400 Salurduy when the high 24 points. In lead the Kelley. Connie Walburger and Diane Richardson reaching have the consolation of being ers play Kentucky. "Then w~ got Juyhuwks. Kellogg tallied hls,j base on an error, the final Mice tally on the sixth was Mann Gregg Curr of Auburn. Larry careless with what we were final 8 points us Kansas out- named to the UPI All-Amcrica Station of Iowa and Duane doubling In Bennington. team for the second year. doing. If we're ever going to play scored the Division 11 school 16-4 Bickclt of Southern Cal: backs well against anybody that good, lo tak'- cri 83-70 lead with 1:25 Angelo's will sit out the r »vir Bear season (with many of Pittsburgh offensive tackle Jerry Sanchez of Georgia and we've got lo eliminate that." their players Involved In HS basketball) and return to Fralic. Clcmson nose guard remaining. Kansas Improved lo Tony Thurman of Boston Col­ Indiana led 22-16 on the hot 4-1. action In the fall. A party at Angelo's in January will be the Perry and Texas defensive back lime and place of the fall awards being handed out. lege: und punter Ricky An­ Gray were the only repeaters on derson. the 1984 All-Am erica team Williams. Station and the Tuesday. They share All- running backs are the only Ogrodnick Lifts Red Wings, 7-6 America honors with Hcisman juniors on the first team. The TWO GUYS By United Press International Trophy winner Doug Flulic and rest are seniors. a trio orjunlor running backs. John Ogrodnick has seen plenty of third-period com- Byars, a second-team All- "HICK DISCOUNT —cbacks in his day. Unfortunately, few have been Fralic was being pushed lo America lasr year. Is the manufactured by the Detroit Red Wings. become the first Interior lineman country's leading rusher and But on Tuesday night, the veteran left winger got a to v-ln the Hcisman Trophy scorer. The 6-fooi-2. 230-pound TIRE & BATTERY chance to enjoy a rare thrilling victory — In fact, he was when the season started but Pitt tailback gained 1.655 yards on the cause of II. suffered a 3-7-1 year lo dash his 313 carries with 24 touchdowns hopes. Ogrodnick scored three third-period goals — the last for 144 [mints. r - j J W l / L . Perry's Clemson team played ■LTID coming with 49 seconds lo play — as Detroit overcame a Mayes and Davis w e r e knowing It could not go to a bowl Mm t i I m four-goal deficit lo post a 7-6 victory over the Toronto longshols for All-Amcrica honors tra it) *> Maple Leafs. because of probation and the at Ihe start of the season but 878*13 .. Capitals 4. Devils 1 Tigers’ 7-4 mark was way below gained attention by finishing C78*14 . .. E78*14 . .. A Landover. Md.. Bobby Carpenter and Greg Adams pre-season expectations. Texas behind Byars In rushing. Cana­ F78x14 ... scored 41 seconds apart in the first period to lead finished 7-3-1 but losses In the dian-born Mayes finished second last two games kept the Long­ 078x14... Washington to its sixth straight and marked the 17th with 1.637 yards on 258 carries. horns from Ihe Colton Bowl. 078x18... consecutive game against the Devils without a loss. Adams Including an NCAA record 357 Flutle had nothing but happi­ H78x16 scored twice lo match his output for the entire 1983-84 yards rushing against Oregon. 178*15 ness in his senior year. The season. Davis flnlhed third In rushing North Stars 3 Kings 3 Boston College quarterback led yardage with 1.611 on 211 At Bloomington. Minn.. Bernle Nicholls extended the the nation in passing efficiency carries but his 7.6 yards per STEEL RADIALS Kings' unbeaten road streak to seven gomes with his 100th while becoming the all-time carry average tops the nation. WHITEWALLS VANS - PICKUPS career goal. Nicholls has scored at least a point In 22 major college passing and total AND Davis gained over 200 yards P165/75Rx13 ...... 3 9 ,B B consecutive games, tops in the NHL this season. The Kings yurdage leader. Flutle completed three times this year. 233-of-381 passes (61 percent) P185f75Rx14 ...... 4 1 .9 8 forced overtime on two goals 29 seconds apart in the third Williams caught 101 yards to TRACTION TIRES for 3.454 yards. 27 touchdowns P195/75RX14 ...... 4 3 .9 5 - period. become the third college player and 11 interceptions. Non Radial Blass 3, Jets 2 ever to crack the 100-catch mark P205/75RX14 ...... 4 S .9 6 m i m m At St. Louis. Doug Gilmour's goal midway through the Flutle Is Joined In the All- for a season. His receptions were P205/75Rx15 ...... 4 7 . 9 8 50.15 Mi IMA It 84.15 lldU AIt 44.15 llillM AI) second period lifted the Blues to the He. Brian Sutter, who America backficld by Ohio worth 1.278 yards and eight P215/75RX15 ...... 4 9 .9 8 81.15 i i m i m i i 41.15 Uill.Mt It celebrated his NHL debut eight years ago. registered two Slate's . Ken Davis of P225/75RX15 ...... 8 0 .9 8 12.15 touchdowns. Novacek. who at iJilJM II 78.15 D ill Mftil) 11.15 assists to reach the 500-point plateau for the career. Texas Christian and Rueben 6-4. 211 pounds has a tight P235/75RX15 ...... 8 1 .9 8 Mayes of Washington Stale. end's size but wide receiver’s Rounding out the offense are speed, grabbed 33 passes for 745 wide receiver David Williams of Import Radials Curren Ousts Lendl In 3 Sets yards and four touchdowns. We will mount your Urea a Illinois: tight end of 145SR-13...... 21.IS At 6-3. 320 pounds. Perry Is balance thorn than lot you rood MELBOURNE. Australia (UPI) — Ivan Lendl went out like Wyoming: tackle Lance Smith of 155SR-13...... 23.15 O) easily the largest player on the tost your vohlclo boforo you a true champion. he went down fighting. Louisiana State: guards Bill 165SR-13...... 24.15 m All-America team. Hr also could poy. II you do not fool comfor­ The top-seeded Lendl, bothered by a stomach muscle Mayo of Tennessee and Bill 165SR-14...... 25.15 be the most coveted nose guard table with your purchase wo strain, was ousted from the 81.5 million Australian Open Lachey of Ohio Stale: center ever to come out of college now 175/70SR-13...... 34.15 Wednesday, falling to big-serving South African Kevin Mark Travnowicz of Nebraska: re will romovo 8 replace your old that most pro teams have 3-4 185/70SR-13...... 38.15 Urea at nlc bocauao Wo-Carall Curren In straight sets. 6-1.7-6.6-4. and kicker Kevin Butler of defenses. 195/70SR-14...... 41.15 Lendl, trailing 6-1. 2-1 when rain stopped play the Georgia. Vanderbilt senior Chuck Scott, previous night, had his waist wrapped Tuesday and spent Completing the first team de­ a Lake Howell High graduate, much of the time worrying about the bandages comning fense are ends Ray Chllderess of was named Honorable Mention 389 N. HWY. 17-92 LONGWOOD loose. Texus A&M and Freddie Nunn of All-America at wide receiver. "The Injury doesn't hurt except when I serve." the Mississippi: tackles Tony De- Scott was a First Team All- LAY-A-WAYS 339*4242 24-year-old Czech said, "and after the middle of the third grate of Texas and American at tight end a vear HOURS BNNL-m. 8 A.9.-5:J0 PJL; U T. 8 A.BL-1 PJL set I wasn't really able lo serve properly anymore." of Washington: linebackers ago.

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LONGWOOD — Lyman basketball coach Tom parade were 14 by Scalctta and 10 by Philpott. off a last shoi bin the Pairiols turned the ball over Lawrence Is whistling the "Fourth Quarter Phllpott. a 6-4 center, pulled down 11 boards for before they could get off a shot and Oviedo Blues" today after his young Greyhounds let one Prep Basketball the second straight game as Lyman controlled dropped in a basket at the bu/zer to make the gel away down the stretch to the Bishop Moore the glass, 30-19. final 63-60. Hornets. Lyman maintained a seven-point spread. 44-37. BILHOP MOORE (It) — M»r1m in ». Conroy 7 Ttnttore t Fran* The Patriots led by eight points. 42-34. with "I was counting on this one." Lawrence said entering the final quarter as Marshall, who hit a U Brockman) Birullt 4, Bargatl 4 Doherty I, Total! 70 It 24 It 2:30 left In the third quarter, but Oviedo reeled oil Tuesday night about a 59-54 overtime setback at LYMAN (54) — Thoma! 4 Scalatla 14. Dougla! 2. M arihall 17. carrer-hlgh 17 points, wore out the baseline Philpott 10. SmllhS, N«*ton2. To*At» 22 10 IB Si eight straight paints lo tie H at 42-42 going into Lyman High School. "1 know this Is going lo be a against the Hornets. H allllm * — Lyman )1. Bishop Moore 7a Regulation — Lyman SO the fourth. nightmare when 1 look at It on film." Bishop Moore. 2-2. however, turned things Buhop Moore SO Fouls — Bishop Moore IF. Lyman It Fouled oul — "W e had that eight point lead and lei h gel Especially after a strong first half where four none Technical — non* JV — Lyman 41 Blihoo Moore )F around in the fourth quarter when It outscorcd LIONS UPEND BRANTLEY away." Brantley roach Bob Peterson salt! "And starters contributed to a 31-26 Lyman advantage. the Greyhounds. 13-6. to knot the game at 50 all we missed four lamps that could have put us up Juniors T.J. Scalctta and Ralph Phllpott each Mark Stewart made a pair of free throws with at the end of regulation. nine seconds left to lift Oviedo's Lions to a 63-60 by 16." funnelled home eight points while Junior Brett The Hornets scored first in the OT. but Marshall Four players scored In double figures lor tIn- Marshall dropped In six and senior George Smith victory over Lake Brantley's Patriots in prep counlcrrd from the baseline to He the contest. basketball action Tuesday night at Oviedo High. Lions led by Rob Hughes’ 15 points. James flye for the 1-1 ‘Hounds. Bishop Moore then went up a bucket and Stewart and Allen Unroe added 12 apiece while "W e played a good zone and shot the ball well." Oviedo Improved lo 1-1 with the win while Lake expanded Its lead with an array of free throws. Hranlley fell to 1-2. The Lions travel to Lake Mark Stewart chipped lull. said Lawrence about the first 16 minutes. "But In "When we got down four points, we had lo Howell Friday while the Pattiots are at Wymorc Courtney led Lake Brantley with a game-high the second half, our shots wouldn’t drop. That foul." said Lawrence "They got a couple of 21 points and Mark Moser added nine. fourth quarter killed us." Tech, who they beat 98-48. Saturday for an 8 breaks and that's all you need In a close game. p.m. game (JV at 6:15). So did a subpar night by Lyman's senior leader LAKE BRANTLEY tM ) - Shorey 4 Hnrdnlck 4. Mow- 4 Witliq They made their free throws, too. and we klnda Lake Brantley had taken a 60-59 lead with 30 Reggie Douglas. Douglas, who uveraged 10 points fell apart." ) Hodge! A, Mocrl! 2 Groiecloie 5, Mill 4 Block 0 Courtney 71 a game last year, was held to Just one bucket for seconds left on Greg Courtney's two free throws TolAI! 72 14 74 40 Bishop Moore connected on 19 of 24 free throws Inn Stewart got open inside and was fouled OVIEDO (411 — M Slev*#Tl1l.J Slrwort 12 Justice 4 Simmon!?. the evening. "Douglas Just couldn't get It going." while the Greyhounds could convert Just 10 of 1H. Hughei IS. Smith S Unro* 12 Totels 72 W 25 4} said Lawrence. Stewart made iwitli free tosses to give the Lions a Hkltllm# — Lake Brantley 30 Oviedo 30 Foul! Lake Brantley Following Marshall's 17 points In the scoring 61-60 lead. Lake Brantley had nine seconds to gel II. Oviedo I I Fouled o u l— Justice J Slew art Technical! non*

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Bulta 112, Nets 07 W HITE 76-45. The final 10 minutes was Just showtime. STOCK LETTER S Payne then went back to his original five and a SCC placed two other players In double figures. At Chicago. Orlando Woolridge ID EA L FOR bevy of free throws by Grace and Strother pushed Artis Johnson finished with 15 points and scored a career-high 37 points to SEVENTY RUCCED the lead back to 17 points. Landcll, who Payne Edwards added 10. Strother, a 6-6 freshman, spark Chicago to Its third • 0UIIWI N4ITI TERRAIN said "had a super game." popped in two Jumpers collected eight boards and Johnson snutrhrd six. straight vlrtory and send the units DESIGNED FOR to make it. 46-27, with two minutes left. Edwards handed oul six assists. Nets lo thc-lr second straight • NIDI IIMtCUSS SPORTS A K i l l Grace, who had a brilliant game with 26 points, loss. • r o m ttttc o to RV USE eight rebounds and seven assists, said he knew 000 Y NYLON TUBELESS the Raiders were due. "W e played hurder. We ROLLINS JV (471 - Notion 1 LOO). M cEIro/4 I) 1 4 10. Mlchol*k played with more Intensity and we played J IM * . Loo 4 1)0 01. Horrlngton 4 10 I ) *. Gardner 0 0 0 0 0. Smith together." said the soft-spoken sophomore. "W e • It tG ltU . CoganOO) )). Totali: )a 1? (41 %) If )4 (7)%)4F SIZE PRICE SEMINOLE (tt) — Edwardt A 7 ) ) 10. Land*II ) 4 0 0 a. Graca • 14 WHATEVER THE wanted lo make the last run In the second half, so 10 It » . Tolbert 1 ) 0 0 ) . Brantlay 7 * 0 ) 14. A Johnion 7 10 1 ) IS. TEMPERATURE SIZE PLY PRICE F £ t we could go sit down and get ready for Friday Graor A I 0 0 B, S Johnion 0 0 00 0. Baird ) 7 M l . Slrothar M M l . A70-13 $38.19 (Delgado)." Day I 4001. i I'^haiO JM 1. Total! *0 74 15AM It IS 04% ) ft 31X10.5-15 $ 69.00 S .1 4 Halltlma — Samlnola 50. Rolllnt JV )2 Fools — Samlnola 2J. E70-14 $42.69 The run was effective. Alter trading baskets the Rollins JV 71. Fouled out — Slrothar, Edwards, Norton. 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Hightowers • Continued from 7A received Ihc Inbountts pass and went to set up a play when Alexander snuck around for the steal Term II Registration Is Underway played our game and that was the difference." and Hightower fouled her trying lo gel the hall fiemlnole came back after the time oul and buck. rcflcd off 15 straight points to Be the score at Seminole Community 3 £31 with 45 seconds left In the half. Benton started off the surge with a pair of fast-break 'I was looking right at h«r (Hightowor). layups and Alexander hit a Jumper from long I looked right into h«r eyas and know College rapge to cut Evans' lead to 31-24. Ravonda th« ball was min*. And I know that Wallace's layup made It 31-26 and Benton popped In a Jumper to pull Seminole within was a layup I wasn't going to miss.' Classes Start Jan. 3 3£28. Anderson made one of two free throws to — Mona Bonton The 4 make It 31-29 and Alexander hit a pair of free Opportunity thfows to tic It at 31 -31. Alexander made the front of the one-and-one Honda Elmore swished in a pair of Jumpers, the and Seminole had u 50-48 lead. She missed the 'x>nd with three seconds left, to give Evans a second shot and Williams got the rebound but ir-polnt lead. 35-31. at halftime, she was stripped of the ball before she could lenton's six points In the early going of the through the outlet pass. Evans then had the ball rd quarter enabled Seminole to stay within out of bounds under Seminole's basket and College Credit Degree Programs sUlklng distance, but Williams hit a pair of layups Benton then picked off Hightower's pass and tdh put the Trojans back up by four. 43-39. made the layup that put the Tribe ahead bu four. Ai derson's layup cut Evans' lead to 43-41 late In 52-48. with 14 seconds left. Vocational ■ Technical Programs tli - quarter and. with two seconds left. Williams pi ked up her fourth foul. Hightower made one of two free throws with 12 icmlnole took a 45-43 lead early In the fourth seconds left to make It 52-49. but Benton got that Adult and Continuing Education Programs qi arter on Andell “ Soul" Smiths two free throws. point back by making one of two from the charity W lllams made one of two free tosses to pull stripe with eight ticks left on the clock. & ans within one. 45-44. with 4:45 left but Hightower came back to hit a layup at the • • • tfexander gave Seminole Its biggest lead since buzzer to make the final. 53-51. el ly In the first quarter when she converted a "A ll of our games have been tough." Merthlc la up on a nice pass from Benton. said. "And lhat's giving our younger players good For enrollment information and class schedules Ivans missed a pair of free throws with. 3:12 experience. We tried a lol of different lineups to lev and Seminole went Into Its four comers see what they can do. Right now we're working contact the Admissions Office tnsc after getting the rebound. The Lady Tribe on Jelling asa team." Tied the ball over though and Williams' layup In Junior varsity action Tuesday. Evans claimed ;>ught the Trojans back within one. 47-46. a 47-33 victory over the JV Semlnoles. Dedra >mlnole went back to the four corners and Chaversled the Tribe with 11 points. Seminole Community College iton hit a layup off an assist by Anderson with [3 left to put Seminole back up by three. 49-46. EVANS til) - Elmor* l. Highlo-tr 5. King I. Mac* I. Walker 0. |lllams then grabbed an offensive rebound and William! 24 Totals: IB IS 2A St. Sanford, Florida 32771 Ph. 323-1450 or 843-7001 SEM INOLE (S3) - A ltla n d tr 1). Andarson S Btnton 11. Johnson trade the followup as Evans stayed within one. 0. RobinionJ. A Smith 4. B Smith 0. Wallato I Total* 1111 73 SJ 4948. with 51 seconds left. Halltlma — Evans IS. Saminola 31 Fouls — Evans IF. 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Cook Of The Week Visions Of Sugarplums Move Over For Fudge By Brenda Lowe stationed In Orlando In the M.P. way to share the spirit of the becomes thicker. At tills point, Herald Correapondent unit. Charles says that he wrote season with those you love. stir In some finely chopped The art of candy making Is one letters to her and finally UNCLE CHARLIE'S walnuts. Or you can use pecans. which this week's cook. Charles managed to get a date. His FANTA8TIC PUDGE After about 15-20 minutes of Hayes, has perfected. With more persistence paid o(T and after a (ORIGINAL RECIPE) stirring, pour the candy out onto than 50 years experience In "whirlwind romance." they were Put four cups of sugar (use an two large meat platters which making candy for family and married. Charles and Maybelle 8-ouncc measuring cup). In a have been spread with a thin friends. It's no wonder that Ills have four children and three heavy pot. Put four heaping layer of soft butter to keep the original fudge rcplpc Is nothing grandchildren. The twinkle In tablespoonfuls of Hershcy's candy from sticking. Constantly short of divine. Charles' eye when he talks about Cocoa In with the sugar. Stir stirring causes the candy to As a child growing up In their meeting is a giveaway that until the lumps arc smoothed "cream up” Instead of turning Ashland. Ky.. Charles says that the romance Is still there! out. Then add two full cups of sugary. Put candy Into Into the his health wouldn't permit him After his military service. w hole milk and stir until refrigerator to cool off for about to play outside very much, so he Charles attended beauty school smooth, without any lumps of 30 minutes Cut Into pieces spent quite a bit of time In the In Huntington. W. Va. He says chocolate. about 1-Inch square. You can kitchen watching his mother that he received his license to While fixing this, turn the a d d peanut butter, cook and bake. He says that practice In Kentucky. Later, he large burner on to high heat. Put marshmallows or any kind of when he first started to cook, he attended barber college In the pot on the hot burner and nuts to tills recipe.” was too little to reach the stove Jacksonville and eventually bring to a boil while stirring FONDANT so he had to stand on a chair. At came to work In John Carver’s occasionally. Add a half teas­ (FAMILY RECIPE) times when his mother was busy shop In Sanford. He was poon of salt and one teaspoon of 2 cups sugar sewing In another room, she employed by Carver for 20 vanilla flavoring. Then add a 44 cup boiling water would call out the recipe direc­ years. After Carver's retirement quarter of a pound of butter. I Vfe teaspoon cream of tartar tions to him. One year, when he 14 years ago. Charles purchased have a small, shallow glass of % teaspoon sail was about 10. Charles says that the barber shop on Park Avenue, cold tap water close by. After the Vi teaspoon vanilla flavoring he made about 60 pounds of which he says contains the batch has fully boiled for about Place sugar, water, cream of candy. Now that's “ hands on" original equipment from the old five minutes, turn the heat down tartar and salt In a saucepan experience. shop which was located near the to medium high. Check the over high heat. Stir constantly Charles.met his wife, former Roumlllat and Anderson consistency every four to five until, but not after, sugar Is Maybellc. while he was visiting drugstore. The barber pole out­ Herald Photo by Brenda Low* minutes by putting droplets of dissolved. Do not splash sugar thp old Sanford Zoo. He says side the shop, with Its red and the candy Into the cold water. crystals from around the pan that she "played hard to get" Charles Hayes prepares fantastic fudge. white spiral stripes. Is symbolic Use a small spoon. When It with a wet cloth. Let syrup boll and refused to give him her of the barber's former sideline of over 30 years. He Is also a spending time with his family. forms into small balls. It's time until It reaches 238° on the name and address, but a friend surgery. deacon, but Is currently on the Charles' candy recipes are to take It ofT the heat. Tills takes candy theromometer. or until It she was with supplied the In­ Charles Is active In his church. Inactive list. When time permits. tailor-made for folks with a about 15-20 minutes from the forms soft ball In cold water. Add formation he wanted. He was In Central Baptist, and he says that Charles says that he enjoys "sweet tooth." Gifts of home­ time It starts boiling. Stir con­ vanilla without stirring. Pour the military at the time and was he has taught Sunday School for reading science fiction and made candles arc a delightful tinually while It cools and See COOK. 4B Don't Nag Parents About Will DEAR ABBY: My brother, (educated, attractive, poised. "Cannot Be Consoled." ll was a ‘E(izabetfi sisters and I are trying to deal mld-20s) told me two years ago very comforting message to with an Issue I'm sure you hear that she Is gay. (1 don't want to parents whose child had died. VC. , fashion Comer about often: Our parents do not Dear go Into details for fear of detec­ My wife kept that clipping all have a will. tion.) "M ary" spoke to a thera­ these years because we lost a I am 52 and the oldest of eight Abby pist at my suggestion, who told daughter about that lime. As children. My father Is 78 and In her. "It's your life, you arc over you can see. II Is now old and very poor health. My mother Is 21, and If you're happy, you faded and falling apart. Please Store-Wide 71. and she Is also In poor health don't have a problem." run it again. It may give comfort and falling fast. I spoke to another therapist at to others as It did lo us. -Thank Pre-Christmas Over the years when they were me. Do you. or any of your the same time who told me. you. In better health, we tried to get readers, have any suggestions? "Learn to accept It or lose your JOSEPH J. ATTARDO them to draw up their wills, but FRUSTRATED child." JEWETT CITY. CONN. Sale! they wouldn't even discuss It. DEAR FRUSTRATED: My husband und I refuse to DEAR MR. ATTARDO: llcrc Now that they're both ailing. It's Perhaps If your parents' lawyer accept It. We love our daughter It l>: even more difficult to get them were to tell them what w o u ld very much and. have- always L m l n t u c h ild I * tlir iiTimt to face reality. Two of my happen to their estate should been supportive of her. but tills tragic'experience a parent must 25% OFF brothers tried to bring It up last they die without leaving a will, Is too much. It Is affecting bear. But one must believe that Christmas, but Mom and Dad they would make one. (Maybe everything we do. It Is more than a coincidence 3 DAYS ONLY! both pretended they didn't hear. not.) Is there hope for a reversal? that God and Good are similar My sister mentioned It aguln last I think you children have said We can't get her to see another words. Here Is a lit tic- story one TM«S..#Bt. A UT. MC. BtfcAtt August, but the folks refused to enough. Q u i t nagging them therapist. I guess I'm looking for of my readers sent me: OTHER CHRISTMAS GIFT IDEAS a miracle. Is there a support talk about It. about It. or they might call In u There once was a procession of UP TO 50% OFF I know I'm not alone In this food taster. group for parents? Will they children marching In heaven. dilemma, but that doesn't help DEAR ABBY: My daughter send Information In a "plain Each held a lighted candle, and SELECTED LINGERIE, JEWELERY, BELTS brown wrapper"? I have many as they marched. I hey sang. unanswered questions. Please Their faces shone with happi­ ‘Elizabeth's ‘fashion Comer don't use my name or city, ness. 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Legal Notice INTHECIRCUIT COURT. NOTICEOF CLASSIFIED ADS ; IN THE CIRCUIT COURT U.S. Asked To INANDFOR PUBLIC HEARINO INANDFOR O r l a n d o SEMINOLE COUNTY. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Sem inole - Winter Park FlLtlTIOUSNAME 5EMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Nolle* Is hertby given that I B Y T H E CITYOF FLORIDA CASE NO 94 3175 CA I1-E 8 3 1 -9 9 9 3 am engaged In butlnasi *1 410 * LONGWOOD. FLORIDA, lhal 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 CASE NO (4 1144 CA 19 G Stay In Grenada Hawthorn Clr., Winter Springs. BRENDA J LIVINGSTON. th* Longwood City Commission INTHEMATTEROFTHE Plalnllll, Samlnola County, Florida under will hold a Public Hearing on ADOPTION OF: vt S T . GEORGE S. lh* fictitious name ot LINDA'S Dacambar 10, 1494. to contidtr a of leftist rule on (he JAMESNASM KENNEDY. SAMUEL SEARS SMITH and CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES CRAFTS AND STUFF, and lhal Conditional Us* requested by Grenada IUPI) — Newly a Minor, W L MAURY. 1 t l m * ...... M C a lln * Island. I Intend to register said name Center Homes ot Florida Inc . and Defendants HOURS 3 cBnitcutivB tlm#* SBC ■ line elected Prime Mlnlslcr with th* Clerk ol th# Circuit lor a Planned Unit Develop Blalzc s announce­ MARSHA KAY KENNEDY, NOTICE OF SUIT )*:30A.M. • 5:30P.M. Herbert Hlalze re­ Court, Samlnola County, Florida mant. Wes' Lake PUO, on lha 7 consecutive times 49C ■ lin i Petitioner TOQUIETTITLI ment coincided with In accordance with the pro following legally described MONDAY thru FRIDAY 10 conseeutlTS tlmss 44C a lino quested the continued TO THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO accusations of vole visions ol lh* Fictitious Name property JAMES STANLEY TAYLOR DEFENDANTS SAMUEL SATURDAY 9 •Noon $2.00 Minimum presence of American Statutes, to wit; Section SIS 04 Thai part ol Lot 1. Longwood fraud by the NNP's Addreti Unknown SEARS SMITH and W.L troops on Grenada In a Florida Statutes 1457 H ills according to the plal 3 Lines Minimum NOTICEOF M A U R Y. II alive, and their main opponent at Linda Kay Hewlll thereof at recorded In Plat Book letter to President ADOPTION PROCEEDINGS unknown spouses II married Monday's polls, the By: DouglasG Jarrttt 4. Pagt IS Public Records ot R e a g a n . Y O U A R E HEREBY and II dead the unknown heirs, Samlnola Counly, Florida, de % DEADLINES right-wing Grenada Publish Novambar 14, 21, 3$ & N O TIFIE D that a Petition lor U1 a I z e . w h o w as Oacambar J, t**4 devisees, legatees, grantees scribed at lollows Adoption ol your minor child. assigns, spouses, llanort credt Noon The Day Before Publication United Laoor Party. DEZ 71 Commence al th* Southeast sworn In Tuesday after JAMES STANLEY TAYLOR, tors, successors, trustees ol corner ol said Lot 3; thence run GULP, led by former was died in th# Circuit Court in Sunday - Noon Friday leading his U.S.-backed them and each ol them and any West 220 leal thence North, and lor Samlnola County. Prime Minister Eric and all other parsons or parlies 30II teat lor lh* Point ol New National Party to NOTICE OF Florida on lh* 20th day ol June. M onday - 11:00 A.M. Saturday claiming by. through, under or Beginning thence continue Galry. PUBLIC HEARING 14(4 by MARSHA KAY KEN win 14 of 15 parlia­ against them or each ol them, North. 214 teat, thane# Wail. 70 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN NEOY and you are required lo W Marcel Peters, who and against any anu all parties tael, Ihanc# South. *17.50 teat. mentary seats In BVTHECITYOF terv* a copy of your written won the only GULP LONGWOOD. FLORIDA, lhal or persons having or claiming Ihanc# N 44*4]'I« "E , 100 13 leal. Monday’s elections, defenses. It any. to II on lh* any right. 1111# or interest In and lh* Longwood City Commission Ihanc# North, 25* * teat lo lh# 25-Special Notices 71—Help Wanted announced he had seat, resigned Tuesday, Petitioner's attorney, whose 10 lh* lol low Ing datcrlbad pro will hold a Public Hearing on Point ot Beginning asked for the estimated charging there had nam* and addratt IS; M A R VIN party, lying and situate In ALSO December 10. 1414. lo consldtr a L BEAMAN. JR . ESQ , Samlnola County. Florida, to That p a rt ot Section 31. BUBBLY PERSONALITY!! 250 American troops to been "discrepancies" Conditional Us* requested by MARVIN L BEAMAN. JR . wit; Township 20 South. Range X FUN JOB 111 Full Hma and part lh# First Baptist Church ol P A . SOS N W ym ort Road. remain on the Island. In the balloting. Commence al a point 179 leal East. Samlnola County. Florida, QUALITY MUSIC IN tlm * available Phone tvparl Longwood to operate a Christian Winter Park. FL 327»t 7(43 and “ Since It will take East, ol lh* Southwest corner ol datcribadas loliowt ence helpful Election officials Day Car* Canter on th* follow III* lh* original with lha Cterk ol THE JAMES TPJPITION Ing legally described property •to Southeast quarter ol lh* Commence at th* Southeast 373 0447 Ask lor Joyce some time for my col­ dismissed the charge. lh* abov# stylad Court on m ., r-hwelt quarter ol Section 35. Lott 1 .1 .1. 4, 5. I. 7 ,1. 4, and corner ot th* Northwest to ollh# Limited Openings Still Avaltab'e leagues and 1 to fully balora the Illh day ol D i Tuwnsnlp 20. South, Ring# 24 Northeast la ol said Sacllon 31, 10. Block I, WMdmar* Addition Cap* Canaveral Hrm expanding cambtr, 14(4; olharwls* a East. Ihanc* North 10 chains. FOR BOOKING determine the re- as recorded In Plal Book I, Pag* Ihanc* along lh* South lln* In Samlnola 9 workers pro judgment may b* entered Ihanc* East 730 leal lo lh# point INFORMATION III. Public Records ol Samlnola lharaol. 444 41 1**1: Ihanc* duclng. * more needed SIM qulrements of security against you lor th* rallal da ot beginning: thane* continue North. 7a] teal lor lh* Po.nl ol CALL 323 1770 Counly. Florida (Lass that part 74 P /T M50 lull Hma, Career on the Island. 1 would legal Notice mended in lha Prill Ion South 2147 leal. Ihanc* East taken tor State Road No 434 ) Eaglnnlng; Ihanc# run Watt. 400 oriented people Only over 19. MARVIN L BEAMAN, JR . 27 S* leal. Ihanc* North 204 54 «•*»**•*****»*»« be extremely grateful If Being more generally de teat; Ihanc* toulh. 1X07 teat; Full training IN THE CIRCUIT COURT ESQ teat, Ihanc* Watt 7144 teal, Southern Horn# Retirement scribed at lha property located thane# West, 250 leal: thane# you could agree to OF THE ltth MARVIN L BEAMAN,JR., Center (Licensed Adult Con ______321 5707. balora* ■* at 141 East SR 434. Longwood. ihanc* South to tha point ol N 54*4* II"W . 3*1 t l teat: lhance permit your security JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, P A beginning gregal* Living Facility) HO Cheerful, ganll* energetic lady, Florida N44*3I'50 E. *00 15 leal to lh# INANDFOR 605 N Wymort Road E 25th St., Sanlord Open living near downtown Sanlord personnel to remain In A Public hearing will b* held You and aach ol you are Norlheatl corner ol th* SEMINOLE COUNTY. Winter Park, FL 377(4 7(4] hereby severally notified lhal House Irom 4 5, Dec J. 4 & lo attend elderly tarn I Invalid on Oacambar 10. 1414 al 7 30 Northwest '• of lha Northeast to Grenada until such FLORIDA 303 4 I( 4200 BRENDA J LIVINGSTON hat 5!h 373 9971 or 321 7064 __ 4 hr* Saturday or Sunday P M In lh * Longwood City ol said Section 31; Ihanc* time as we could have CIVILACTION NUMBER: Attorney for Petitioner (lied her Com plaint In th# SI**4I' 4]"E. 500 leal, thane* Nursing skills htlplut. not 94 7417 CA94 E Commission Chambers, 175 Dated November 12.14(4 Circuit Courl, Eighteenth SOO*25 2 3 'W. 57* 42 leaf to the nacassary Reply lo Bov 194 n fully equipped and IN RE Th*M#rrl*g*of Was! Warren Avanua, ARTHUR H BECKWITH. JR 27— Nursery & Judicial Circuit. In and lor Point ot Beginning c/o Evening Harald P O Bov trained G r e n u d a ANTHONY BANDUR. Longwood. Florida, or as toon Clerk ol the Clrcuil Court Samlnola Counly. Florida, ALSO C h i l d C a r e 1457 Sanlord FI 31772 1957. , ■■ Husband pallllonar. lharaalter at possible Al this / S 'Donna M Crtemont force.” he said. agalntl you and aach ol you at Begin al th* Southaait corner Clarks- Will train M all work and mealing, all interested parties Deputy Cterk Defendants to quial lllte ol lh* ol th* Northwest 'a ot lha Washington had no may appear lo b# heard with FOR Q UALITY CHILD CAR E Good pay Call Futures HELENBANDUR. Publish November 14, I I . 71 & Pialnlllft lo lh* abov* datcrlbad Norlheatl to ot Section 31. W II* Ratpoodanl respect to Conditional Us* R* Decembers. 14(4 With an Educational Program ______*7( 4300______Immediate response to real proparly located In Township 70 South, Range X AMENDEDNOTICE quasi This hearing may b* Call 333 9434______Construction Workers- the request, Jjut earlier DEZ 77 Samlnola Counly, Florida, the East. Samlnola Counly, Florida OF ACTION continued from lima lo lima Skilled end helpers All phases abbreviated till* ol which Is Ihanc* run East, along th* South Will Babysit Days or Nights Tuesday Reugan called TO Halan Bandur until action Is lakan by Hi* City Call Fulure»*7l OOP •nlillad. "BRENDA J LIV lln* ol lh* North#*!! to ol lha lyr 9 up Carriage Cove JS70 Backus Road Commission A copy of lh# th e election "an NOTICE TO PUBLIC INGSTON. Plalnllll. versus Northeast '« ol said Sacllon 31 a 373 7394 Customer S*rvlc*/Satet W * are Harborcraak. P* 11411 Conditional Us* Request is on achievement of historic Nolle* It hereby given lhal a SAMUEL SEARS SMITH and distance ol 4*4 ** leaf. Ihanc* Will babysit In my home seeking an aggressive, orga Y O U A R E HEREBY III# with lh* City Clark and may Public Hearing will b* held by WL MAURY. Daftndifllt". run NOO*25'73"E. 743 74 leal, Mon Fri Have fancad In nlred. salt! oriented Indivldu Importance" and said N O TIFIE D lhal a Patltlon lor b* inspected by the public. lh# Planning and Zoning Com and you and aach ol you are Ihanc* run W att 400 X leal, backyard, playroom 9 al with a pleasant personality "w e look forwurd to Dissolution ol Marrlag* hat A taped record ol Ihlt meeting mission In th* City Commission hereby required lo serve * copy Ihanc* run SOO*25'23”W. 1X07 nursery Good with kids I The successful candidate will baan Iliad agalntl you and in*r* It made by the City ol Longwood Loom, City Hall. Sanlord. working closely with for lit convenience This record ol your answer of other detent*. leal. Ihanc# run NI4*4*'47"W, have 2 of my own I adopted b* In tetrphone contact with It a damand In lha pall lion that Florida at 7 00 P M on Thurt 11 any, upon FRANK C our customers dally. Growth the new government." lh* Court ditto I va th* marrlag* may not con til tut# an adequate 710 00 feat, thance run through H R S Your kids will day. December 20. 1494 lo con WHIGHAM ol STENSTROM. potential from Ihlt position to and award luch othar rallal at record tor lh* purposes Ol ap N 54* 44'U "W . 349 13 teat, ihanc# be in good car* with m* Illalze, who served tidar the following change and MdNTOSH. JULIAN. COL outside salat Knowledge 61 may b* propar In lh* premises peal from a decision mad* by run A4J*]1'M"W. I14I.S3 teat lo 321 3341 twice as Grenada's am and men I lo lh* Zoning Ordi BERT A WHIGHAM. PA.. At the construction Industry YOU ARE R E Q U IR E D lo lh* Cily Commission with ra lh* Southwest corner ol said nanc* and amending th* Future lornays lor P la ln llll, whose helpful II you have that* chief minister before larva a copy ol your w rifltn spec! to lh* loregoing matter Northwest to ol lh# Norlheatl Land Use Element ol th* Com address It P O Bo* 1330. San 33—Real Estate qualities, able to work under the Island's Indepen­ dolantat. II any. lo lh* petition Any person wishing to ensure 'a, Ihence run S94*57'42"E. prahantlv# Plan ol lh* City ol lord. Florida 32772 1330. end lo pressure and Interested In on lh * P allllonar'l attorney, that an adequate record ol lh* 1240 21 1**1 lo the Point ol Courses dence from Hrllaln In Sanlord, Samlnola County, tile th* original ol sam# in tha lolnlng a progressiva, organl- Charles >L. Steinberg, whole proceedings It maintained lor Beginning Lett lh* South 25 Florid* office ol lh# Cterk ol the rallonal team, pleas* sand 11)74. pul no timetable addreti It: appall*!* purposes It advised to leal lharaol And last that pari Ratonlng from MR I. abov# styled Court on or balora BOBM. BALL JR. on the U.S. presence Key Center South make the necessary arrange ol Tiber on Cove according to lh* return * to Harcar Drawer S. Multiple Family Residential Oacambar 14. 1494. at required SCHOOL OF REAL ESTATE nee South Delaney Avenue m enti lor their own eipante plal lharaol at recorded In Plat Sanlord Fla ______but said the situation Dwelling by law If you lall lo do so. 323 4111 or 371 7166 Orlando. F lo rid *H IM Dated Ihlt November 14.14(4 Book 23, Pages IS and IS. Public Delivery W erkeri- Local To that ol GC 2, General ludgmant by dalaull will be "would be reviewed on or before th* 2nd day of D L Tarry. Records ol Samlnola Counly. Will train Call Futures Commercial District. taken against you from time to time." January 14*5, and III* lh * orlgl City Cterk Florida, described as loliowt Al—Money to Lend ______*7* 4300______Thai property described as This Nolle# shall be published nal with lh* Clark ol this Court - Cltyol Begin al lh* Southwest corner lie also said another Part ol Lois 2 A 4. Lake Mlnni# one* a weak tor tour consacullv# WDRIVERW either before sarvlca on Path Longwood. Florida ol lh# Northwest ll ol th* Estates. Seminole Counly. FL. weeks 450 troops from neigh­ tionar’t attornay or Immadlalaly Publish Novambar 75. 14(4. and Northeast to ot said Section 31; Buslnass C apital 530.000 lo Local dallvary with company according lo lha plal thereof at DATED Ihlt I4lh day ol boring Caribbean tharaetter. otharwls* a dalaull December 5. 14(4 Ihanc* run N44*]I'M'E. 175 00 11.000.000 and over P O Bov Van Quick raises Great boss! recorded In PB (, PG 42, Public November, A D . 149a 7613. Winter Pk F J r 327*0 will b* entered agalntl you lor DEZ 107 leal mora or lass, to th* edge ol states were asked to Records. Semlnol* County: ISEAL) lh* rallal demanded In lh* water In W ait Lake; Ihanc* run more particularly described as ARTHUR H BECKWITH. JR stuy on until the end of petition. Easterly and Southeasterly Employment follows Cterk ol the Circuit Courl 71—Help Wanted March. This nolle* shall be published IN THE CIRCUIT COURT along the edge ol said lake lo a Commence at the SW corner By Dorolhy Norton point on lh* North lln* of lh* 3235176 In Miami, officials of one*, aach weak, lor four con IN AND FOR SEMINOLE of Lol a. Lake Mlnni# Estates. Deputy Cterk Southwest to ol lh * Northeast to Acrylic Applicators needed lo 3523 French Ave. locutlv* weeks In lha Evening COUNTY. FLORIDA Ihanc* S S4*t3'J0"E. (Bearings three Caribbean na­ Publication Dates; Novtmbar ol said Section 31; Ihanc* epply protective coetlng on Driver lo make dallvariat Musi Herald newspaper publication. CASE NO. 94-1491 C A-17-K bated on FL Dapl ol Trantpor 11.29. December 5. and 11.1*94 N 9t*57'«"W . 313 5 teat more or cert, boats and planes 95 lo hava a good driving and work tions applauded the DATED this 27 day ol Nov MARGARET SHARP. teflon ROW Map for State Roads DEZ 104 last, loth* Point ol Beginning SU per hour W * train For record Th* successful appll NNP's landslide victory amber, 1*94. Plalnllll, 11A S00). along th* N ROW lln* Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. vs. ALSO work In Sanlord a r t* call cant li a non smoker as a vtndlctatlon of the ol Lake Mlnni* Drive tor 157 94 Township 30. Rang* X , Sac Tampa 111 9*941*1 ______C a llM I #923.______Clark ol lha Circuit Courl L E. HAMILTON. MAGALIC C. It to the POB. thence continue Hon 31 Tha North to ot th* Admtotolvatl** Secretary RXRCUTIVR 9RCNRTARY U.S.-led Invasion, By: Donna M. Croamont HAMILTON. ROBERT O. S t t M I‘30" B. along the said H Southeast to el th# Northeast ’» rViniitf Clark GATTON. CITIZENS NA­ Typtn# St Worn., accurate. excellent typing, thorthend or which ended four years ROW line, tor 141 * • It to tn* IN 1HB CIRCUIT COURT OF ■I M No,moos* to (lots mo imnweiMe up»nlna» W Lake Publim. Dwiinkef t. II. I*. M. TIONAL RANK, a National point ot curvoturo ot o cufvt THO aiOHTOSMTM JWOtCIAk Nov morn tJ tee- It nd me Pattern saee* wrlllna a m et ken* banking Corporation, FULLER Mary No Fee Ablest Tempo opportunity No lee Ablest 1104 concavt NWly, Ihanc* NEly CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR 434 341*011 DEA 20 *I LUMBER COMPANY, a rery Service 321 3*40 Temporary Service 321 3*40 along th* S lln* ol Lot 2. along SEMINOLE COUNTY. ALSO Legal Notice Florida corporation. H $ •n* arc ot said curve, having a FLORIDA Township X , Range X . Sac Air Conditioning 9 Healing Factory Helpers- Good IN THE CIRCUIT COURT MUSSELWHITE. JR . ROB radius ol 144 71 It. through a CIVILACTION Hon 31, North 660 leal ol East Residential and Installation tlarlingpay Full benalils IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OF THE EIGHTEENTH ERT A HUGGINS and CYN central angle ol S7, I*'S7". lor NO. 94 IS4* CAA4 P ' *34 3* leal ol Southeast to ol Mechanic Musi be evperl Call Futures *7* 4300 TNI EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL JUDICIAL CIRCUIT THIA HUGGINS. J B 144 *4 tl lo the E Una ol Lot 2 AMERIFIRST FEDERAL N o rlh tatl '4 (lass Norlh 25 enced in duct work and re Female Companion far CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR OF FLORIDA. STEELMAN. INC., a Florida and th# point ol compound Irlgerallon Established SAVINGS ANQ LOAN leal) bedridden Lady. Military IIM IN O IE COUNTY. INANDFOR corporation, ALEXANDER J curvalur* ol a curve concave area company 322 9321 ASSOCIATION. Contains 44 3 Acres More or widow with m alar* children FLORIDA SEM INOLE COUNTY O 'B R IEN , and ROSE M ARY Wly: Ihanc# N Ely along lh * E. Plalnllll. Lest APPOINTMENT SETTERS CIVIL ACTION NO CASE NO. 94-1449-CA-9V-K O ’BRIEN, his w ilt. EDW IN R. lln* ol Lol 7. along lh* arc ol preferred. Excellent tingle vs Begin more generally da Eapandlng All Sprgt company 110024 CA 04 G GENERAL JURISDICTION ELKES and BARBARA N. said curve, having a radius ol family nalghbarhaad, and all DIVISION MARK STERN,at al . scribed a t south ol Longwood now hiring part Hme/full lima modern homo faclllttet. * MERIOITM CORPORATION. * ELKES. 2914.74 ft., throsrgt) a central Defendants. Hills Road and sa il ol West people Up lo 40 hour weak Florid* corporation. AMERICAN SAVINGS A LOAN Defendants angle ol 07*40 03". lor ]7t *1 It 331 424] tor details * ASSOCIATION at successor by NOTICEOF SALE Lake. High hourly pay plus bonus*! Plaintiff NOTICEOF ACTION lo th* point ol tanganca; Ihanc* General Office People WaMod- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN A Public Hsarlng will b* hald 934 9463______vt. merger with STATE SAVINGS TO: L.E. HAMILTON N 25*46 30 ' E along lh* E. lln* Good pay. Immediate lhal on lh* 21st day ol Da on Dacambar 10. 1494. *1 7 X WINTER SPRINGS MOBILE AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. P.O.Box 125 AVON EARNINOS WOWIII Call Futures*79 6300 Ol Lol 2 lor 357 25 It to th* NE camber. 1494. at ll 00 am at P M In th* Longwood City Hall. HOME CORP. • Florid* cor Plaintiff. Maitland. F L 32751 corner ol Lot 2: Ihanc# S. OPEN TERRITORIES NOWIII lh* West Front Door ol lh* 175 W a it W a rrs n Avanua, GENERAL OFFICE...... $1*5- porillon, DEVELOPMENT vt. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an 75*54-5* ■ W along lh* N lln* ot 311 35*5*4 1119*5* Courthout* ol Samlnola County, Longwood. Florida, or a t soon CORPORATION OF OR LEOC H E N R Y .JR and action to reform O mortgage, Babysitter needed Dependable, Nlco friendly olflc* lo grow Lol 1 lor 140 49 It lo th* NE Florida, al Sanlord. Florida, lh* LANDO. • Florid* corpor jtlon COLLEEN A. HENRY, hit wll*. foreclose a mortgage and lor thereafter as possible Al this relerences. loving person lor 7 with. Top Sanlord employer corner ol Lol 4: Ihanc* 5 undersigned Cterk will otter lor and MOHICAN V A LLEY. INC Defendants damages, on th* following real mealing, all Interested parlies children ag* 2. Slarl * X AM hat 2 openings Won't last I 96*311*" W along lh* N. lln* ol sale lo lh* hlghail bidder tor may appear to b* heard with a Florid*corporation. NOTICE OF ACTION property In Samlnola County, Lol 4 lor 119 03 II lo * lln* lo 4 X PM at your horn*. cash th* following datcrlbad rasped lo Conditional Us* Re Defendants Canitrvctlv* Sarvlca- Proparty Florida: bearing N 79*79’4*" E , Irom th* Sanlord Araa Pleat* call real property: quasi This hearing may b* NOTICE OF SALE TO: LaoC. Henry. Jr. and Lot 2, lass th* North 10' plus POB. ihanc* S 29*29 *9" W lor 321 3431 or 322 4143 Employmant' Nolle* It hereby given lhal Colleen A Henry, h ll w ilt Was! 44- BEST EVER PARK, Condominium Unit No as E, continued from lima lo time 751.21 II lo th * POB. Containing DESTINY SPRINGS, s Con until final action Is taken by lh* Baker experienced In retail pursuant to th# Final Judgmtnt Resident* unknown according to tho plal I haraol as 4 44 A c rtt (Including lak# bol 323-5176 dominium, and an undivided Cily Commission A copy ol lh* baking ol plat, cakes, breads, U6 In Foroclotur* daltd Jun* S, Y O U A R E HEREBY racordad In Plat Book 4, page I I , 2521 French Avo. lorn), mora or lass donuts and cooklas Sanlord 1494, tn ltr td In th# caut* p*nd N O T IF IE D lhal on action has 004*** Interest In th* land Conditional Us* Request It on Public Records ol Somlnolo Th* planned us* ol this pro araa Sand latter ol intaratl Glailar or helper Own trans* boon commenced lo foreclose a common alamanls and common lila with lh* Cily Cterk and may ing In lh# Circuit Courl in and Counly, Florida. parly Is lor an oltlc* park and and return# Is Bov 1*4. c/o tation Start immadlalaly lor Samlnola County. Florida. mortgage on th* following real has baan Iliad against you and expen■pantos sat 1appurtenant la said b* Inspected by the public 122 79*0 anytime strip shopping nil. all In Evening Harald. P O Bov b*lng Civil Action No proparty, lying and balng and you aro required lo sarv* a copy unit, all In accordance with and A taped record Ol Ihlt mealing Tha Planning and Zoning 1*57. Sanlord. FI# 17777 LABORERS Strong reliable, slluat* In Samlnolo Counly, subject lo lh* covenants, condl Is mad* by lh* City ol Longwood ( I 00I t CA Ot G. and lb * tube* ot your written da ten set, II any, Commission will submit a rac general laborers needed Im Florida, moro particularly do lo It on W illiam It. Morrison, tloni, restrictions, terms and lor ill convantenca. This record BOOKKct 'R quanl Ordar ot lha Court daltd ommandatlon to lh * City Com mediately Dillaranl locations Novambar t. Ifl4, lha un scribed as follows: •ttornoy lor Plalnllll. whoso othar provisions ol th* Declara may not constitute an sdaquate mission In lavor ol. or against, Phon# and transportation a Condominium Unit No A 201. address Is 400 Maitland Avanua, Hon Of Condominium ol Destiny raoerd lor lh* purposes ol ap Experienced accounts racalv dartlgnod Clark will tall lha lha requested change or must Navar a la* Apply. proparly tllualad In Samlnola in ASHWOOO CONDOMINIUM, Altamonte Springs. FL 32701, on Springs, a Condominium at r* P*at Irom a decision mad* by able and payable P 9 L with amendment Th* City Com Kelly Services. 2X1 Maitland County. F lo rid *d ttcrlb ad ai. a Condominium, according to or botoro tho lifts day ol Do corded in Otllclal Records Book lh* City Commission with r* typing skills Permanent mission will hold a Public 1337. Pag* 19*0 at amended In spact to th* I or agoing matter Never a la* C a n te r P a r k w a y . « 149 A Iracl ol land Ip.ig In Block tho Declaration of Condominium combar. 14*4, and Ilia tho origi­ Hearing In th* City Clmmltsian O lllc la l Records Book l]40. Any parson wishing to ansur* Maitland **0 2329 ' B and 0 ol D R Mitchell's I haraol as racordad In Otllclal nal with th* Cterk ot this Court Room In lh* Cily Hall. Sanford, Pag* 1*47. Public Records ol thal an adequate record lor lh* Make 55 working at hornet Rush tu rvty ol th* M otat E Lavy Records Booh HIT, Pago 15*0. althor before sarvlca on Plain Florida * t 7:00 P M on Monday. TEMP PERM 774-1341 Seminole County. Florida proceedings it maintained lor SASE to D B 142* S Sanlord; Grant, according la lh * plat Public Rocords ol Somlnolo lift's attorney or Immediately January U. 1495 lo consider said County. Florida: together with Including specifically, but not appellate purposes Is advised lo Ava . Sanlord. Fla 32771 •haraol. a t racordad In Plal lharaalter, otharwls* a dalaull recommendations BOOKKEEPER_____ toJ250 by way ol limitation, lh* follow make lh* nacassary arrange Book I. Pag* S of th* Public on undivided Interest In th* will b* entered agalntl you lor All parttes In Interest and Excel lent local company needs MAKE CHIRSTMAIMONEY common elements declared In Ing equipment Range Oven m anlt lor thalr own *■ pens* Rtcordt ol Samlnola County, lh* rallal demanded In lh* clllians shall hava an opportunl your skills Will train on IBM with Avan I Call Immadlalaly r Dishwasher. Fan Hood. Ralrig Dated this November 14.1994 Florid* Said iracl balng mora said Oaclaratlon of Con­ Complaint. ly lo b* hoard al said haarlngs computer Casual ollic* W » l » ...... 123-1429 orator. Disposal, Central Heal D L Tarry. particularly datcrlbad at dominium lo bo an op Dated Novambar II, 14*4. By order ol lh* Planning and and Air City Cterk loliowt purtonanco lo tho condominium (SEAL) Zoning Commission ol lh* Cily unit, moro commonly known os Together wilh all lh* improve City ol Longwood. Florid# AM ol Loll H. 37. Jt, St. M. tl. ARTHUR H BECKWITH, JR ol Sanlord. Florida this ltth day Employment ! * ■ * ■ * ■ * ■ * mants now or hereafter erect ad Publish Novambar!!. ft. and that pari ol Lot 71 lying 1000 Lako ol I ho Woods Blvd.. Ciark ol Circuit Courl ot Novambar. 1494 IA 203. Forn Pork. FL on lh* proparly, and all aase Dacambar 5, 1994 •atlarly ol lha Soulhaatlorly B Y : IV Donna M. Craamons . Chairman 3235176 and you aro required lo serve a mants. rights, appurtensneas. DEZ * *ol a riant ion ol th* w atlarly lln* ol Deputy Clark Cily of Sanlord Planning 10 1513 French Ave. 346 Per Line copy ol your written da tens*. II ranis, royalllas. mineral, oil. Lol ft. acrott laid Lol 73. all Publish Novambar 14, 21. 2* & and Zoning Commlslon lying and balng In laid Block D. any. to 11 on W IENER. Oacambar 5. 14*4. and gas rights and profits, Buslnass Forms Manufacturer ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC II <3 Line Minimum: SHAPIRO 1 ROSE. Altornoys water, water rights, and water needs experienced paste up ol 0 R Mllcholl't turvay of lh* DEZ 75 a parson dacidat lo appeal a lor Plaintiff, whose address It slock, and all H ilu rat now or artist Good wages and Lavy Grant. Samlnola Counly, decision mad* with respect to CALL F lor Ida. and lhal part ol Lol II. S404 Cypress Canter Drive, Suite haraaiiar attached to the pro benalils Join a growing orga any matter considered al lh* FICTITIOUS NAME Block B. ol D R M itc h a m 100. Tampa. Florida 13*04, on or FICTITIOUS NAME parly. Including replacements niiation In lh* Micro Mini abov* meetings or hearings, h* Nolle* Is hereby given lhal I turvay ol lh* Lavy Grant lying balora December 14. 1H4. and Nolle# Is hereby given lhal I end additions thereto Computer Forms Markal 322-2611 may naad a verbatim record ol am angagad in business at 2400 toulh and watt ol Slat* Road lila th* original with lha Clark ol am angagad In buslnass al 1477 This sal# Is made pursuant lo Apply al C F C ol Florida, the proceedings, including lh* a Summary Final Judgment In S Willow Ava.. Sanlord, t it . Samlnola County. Florid* this Court althor botoro sarvlca Japonic* Or., Winter Park. 22SO Old Lake M ary Rd . testimony and avidanc*. which -Samlnola County. Florida under (Ian road 1 on Plato!Ilf's attorneys or Im­ Samlnola Counly. Florida 32742 Foreclosure entered in Civil Sanlord record Is not provided by th* th* fictitious nam* ol "LAST at public i* l * lo lh* hlghail mediately thereafter; otharwls* under lh* lictltioui nam# ol Action No 14 1*4* CA 04 P now Cily ol Sanlord IFS1M O I01I MINUTE" VIDEO CRE bidder lor cath *1 II 00 a m, on a dalaull will ba entered agalntl LYNN'S LAWN CARE AND pending In lha Circuit Court In 1984 Publish Dacambar s. 14.1494 ATIONS. and lhal I Inland lo lh* n th day ol Oacambar, I He you lor lha rallal demanded in LANDSCAPING, and that I In and lor Samlnola Counly DEA 4 register said nam* with lh* at th* W ait front door ol th* lh* Complaint. land lo register said nam* with Florid* Samlnola County Courthout*. WITNESS my hand and teal lh* Cterk ol th* Circuit Courl. DATED Ihi* Itlh day ol Clark ol lh* Clrcuil Courl, X-MAS San lord. Florida of this Court on this 12th day ot Samlnola Counly, Florida In Novambar 1494 Samlnola Counly. Florid* in accordance wilh th* provisions DATED Ihlt Illh day ot Novambar. Iff* accordance with lh* provisions (SEALI Novambar. tt ft (COURT SEAL) ol In* Fictitious Nam * Statutes, / 7 \ ARTHUR H BECKWITH. JR ol In* Fictitious Nam* Statutes, Gift (SEAL) ARTHUR H. BECKWITH. JR lo wit: Section 1(104 Florida C LERKO F / to wll: Sactlon 1*5 09 Florid* AR1HURH BECKWITH. JR. Cterk ol tho Circuit Court Statutes 1457. THECIRCUITCOURT Statutes 1957. At Clark ol lh* Circuit Courl BY: IV DonnaM Croamont IV JohnD Lynn BY /t r Charyl R Franklin IV Paul Ktekott* Guide By !%' Charyl R. Franklin Deputy Cterk Publish Novambar I I L Da Deputy Clark Publish Novambar 21, 29 9 € Dacambar 5.12.1*94 Publish Novambar U, 21, 2f & Publish Novambar If, O# Publish Novambar If. O* camber i, ij. if. 14*4 CALL TOLL F M E December 3. in s camber 5.1994 DEZ 115 ctmbar S. 1994 DEZ 150 v t i n DEZ IJI DEZ 74 DEZ 153 Shopping For A Doonesbury BY GARRY TRUDEAU Htuo.arrmwz'. snima IN TteHf£*SAHEAPIUKMN6 - Hew Or Used Car? INS SNPKMXATftt 6UCS15,OUT PAST o'clock, a w rouiw is rm b THJSSt&P TV’/klTHN&tKO&Pe&P: lmTTOfCARHCMWllWWn AGAIN, VFtC: W VtfKiTHS FIAT HAW TAX- A/PfKMPFP m r* muEAJtLYMORtim FiATRATB AGAPUSUC AWN imAHSUXrsaMCFHOUA TAXATION! sew/ce. UNBSAKSOFBH / \ You can almaya flmd the / 9**1 deal* la lha Ertniaf Herald'* CiaaaJffad (action. Read Friday a Craning Harald lor tha hast selection*.

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r-v * e OUR BOARDING HOUSE 'with Major Hoopla' Evening Herald, Sanford, FI. Wednesday, Dec. S, 1YW-7B 2*' 71—Help Wanted 93—Rooms for Rent 103—Houses Unfurnished / Rent Large room Private entrance B 153—Acreage- 209—Wearing Apparel 231—Cars Experienced mature lelttlady balh Near town 113 11*4 Lots/Sale .[required lor Ladles Fashion* evenings______'______New 1 B 1 bdrm . 2 balh. CHA. Wedding Gown with veil ' Apply at Bigger and Better carpet, 2 car garage, complete Fashions g ii e . li t St SANFORD Furnished rooms by Site I I E xcellenl condition the week Reasonable rates lawn care 1300 B 1400 monthly Osteen 10 Wooded acres Im 111 1411 Maid service Call 13) 4301 plus 1)00 deposit No pels provements and equipment Meat Cutter must be expert M l 4174______Need a BIGGER OVEN to Cook 37 PM 413 Palmetto Ave 1110.000 > DISCOUNT AUTO SALES a •need Polygraph required Wm Maliciowskl Realtor That Ham? Shop the NEW 3 bdrm . 3 bath 7 Story We Buy Clean Cars Apply In person 13th l Park SANFORD. Reas weekly A Classified Ads for a Real buyl Hidden Lake Villa, with ______171 7911 •..Park A S h o p ______Monthly rates Util Inc. elf Phone 111 2411 We Sell Clean Cars beautiful wood beamed Ostetn- 3 acres high. dry. FINANCING AVAILABLE . . MEN OR WOMEN 300 Oak Adults I M l 7M1 cathederal ceilings, mini cleared on hardroad frontage Come See Us Fpr Telephone Sales M OO per blinds B verticals. W /D Hook I ml trom stores 17000 down 1301 French Ave ‘ nr. plus comm. Day or Eve 97—Apartments ups. fenced yard. pool, tennis, 1747 a mo B y Owner 1173 9040 213—Auctions ______111 I M3 .'Apply at once lo Suite 1103 sailings. * much morel Call Seminole Woods Executive Cavalier Motel. 3100 S Or Furnished / Rent WE FINANCED 1210341 tor complete details home sites. 5 5 acres By lando Also person with car lor FORESTATE WE BUY CARSI Sanlord Sanora south bdrm , 1 owner Call Orlando 777 7970 special delivery or call 331- 1 Commercial or Residential ALL AREAS bath, fenced yard, kennel 1 Alter 3 PM 04SO Eel 103______Furnished, and unfurnished. 1, Auctions A Appraisals Cali car garage 1330 337 1143 or Dell's Auction 111 5420 3. ). B 4 bedrooms Kids. pets. 1111409______Nannj/Housekeeper WOO and up 119 2700 Fee 175 155—Condominiums 1 Bdrm . I Bath air, heat, sunny Full time child care; light Say On Rentals Inc Realtor breaktasl room, screened Co-Op / Sale housekeeping Non smoker. Furn. Apts, lor Senior Clflions porch Nice neighborhood! 215—Boats and Reltrences required Car 111 Palmetto Ave 1425 a mo 1100 deposit Accessories needed H U M P ______Condo Sandalwood Villas 7 OK Corral Used Cars M l 1911 J. Cowan No Phone Calls ______M l 0347______* ' Orlande Based Company bdrm , 7 balh, washer A Lake Mary Small, claan I 3 Bdrm , pool with prlvecy wall 1910 Chevetl*. AC. al. am Im, Waking a lew good people to dryer Other extras Pool, Trihull C tntrer Console 14’. bedroom furnished apart CHA. family room, eat In garage kit, super clean 1130 „T r a I if I n bathroom re- mant. Single working man clubhouse 1710121 trailer A 40 HP Evlnrud* down, 11400balance 119 to ll kitchen Nice area 1450 mo Good Condition! 3400 Deltona modeling It you have experl Nice Hurry! 371 3*10______I Bdrm , immaculate, new ap '79 Chevy Caprice Station 111 3990 *04 719 1111 once In paint spraying. Ilia Lovely I Bdrm Complete pllances. screen porch, pool Wagon Excellent condition! 1 bedroom. I bath carpeted, 117.900 Century Management repair, or looking lor a good privacy. Newly decorated ISO 141—Homes For Sale 141—Homes For Sale Loaded! New tires Asking appliances Nice area IMS a trade, we are looking lor you Inc Realtors 71111M 14993 303 111 0700after 4 week plus WOO security depos mo plus security M l 1190 Good payl Good benefits! it Call 113 n e t. 111 1401 bedroom townhous* 217—Garage Sales • -.Valid Florida Drivers License ) bdrm ., 1 balh Pfnecreil Lovely 2 Bdrm.. wllh screened CHRISTMAS COMES BUT condominium 111 W 15th St , and vehicle required Family room. 1415 mo 1300 ONCE A YEAR WANT ADS Completely redecorated; all 233—Auto Part* porch, complete privacy 190 Backyard Sato 713 Baywood Clr Call M r. M iller M l MIS security M l 11*4 tvenlnqs WORK FULL TIME 171 2411. All TOU HUD new equipment Priced lor week plus WOO security Call $ unland Estates Frl A Sat / Accessories Part Time Attendant Alert In 1 Bedroom 1413 a month WOO quick sale 140,000 net to M l 7149 or M l 1401______TO ANON 9 5. Furn., clothing, Xm as telllgent Individual needed to security. Also wllh option lo owner 574 111] IN REAL (STATE Items, bicycles, mlsc______• look alter amusement center Nice 1 bdrm.. upstairs apt Big buy M l 0491______I Speed Manual Transmission screened In porch U40 month Bataar. bake A plant sale 1st wllh Bell Housing lor a XX) CC. ‘ in Sanford Plata. Nights and 4 Bdrm 2 bath, clean, fenced G z n J u n c - 157-Mobile ' weekends Must be mature WOO deposit IM 1449______Christian Church 1407 S *C yl Ford Engine 173 yard, kitchen equipped, 1413 111 4149 , and neat In appearance and SANFORD COURT APTS. Homes / Sale Sanlord Ave Dec 7lh * am 4 plus 1400 deposit No pels pm Dec Ith Sam 2pm bondable. Phone lor ap­ Studio Apartments _JJelerences_requlred_122 147L pointment, Ml-4903.______t bedroom apartment STENSTRQM KISH REAL ESTATE Buying ar Selling 235—Trucks/ 1 Bedroom furnished apt BIG SALE Photographic person to service M il S. FRENCH AVE. A Mobil* Home* Buses/ Vans ,X Ray illm processors Exp* 3 Bedroom apartments 105— Duplex- REALTY*REALTOR Senior cltiiens discount Grigory Mobil* Homes .,rlence helpful. Must have Triplex/ Rent REALTOR 321 0041 Lois and lots ol everything! * to Flexible leases Sinfotd’i Sties Leader Area's Largast R t Sale Dealer mechanical aptitude The sue 3 Thurs . Frl., Sat at 4lh A FORD New 1914 Custom Van 111 l » l Many available In Lecal Parks cesslul applicant must have a Laurel (Former Jones Elec with Raised Root. 1 to Cheese good work and driving record. WE LISTANOSELL EASY FINANCING .MS 111 SMI Building) lb lk o tll7 /» l Frem. Only 111473. Available 2 bdrm.. I balh, MOREHOMESTHAN Chaap Living '74. I I X 40 FRENCHIES CUSTOM VANS ■ and is a non smoker. 99—Apartments keues MOVING SALE all Upsala Rd appliances, carpet, mini runcM §m Mm+nm ANYONE IN NORTH Family Park Priced to sell 1734 N. Hwy 17/91, Longwood Call M l 4114______Saturday Skates, lap shoes, Unfurnished / Rent blinds, laundry room, central SEMINOLE COUNTY 111 7139 111 1437...... 114 4793 REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES heal B air, lawn Included clothes, mlsc llems. Part-time or Full-lime. 323-3200 New Park Model Clate Out 1943 Dodge slant 1 1170 l i t 1131______STARTER HOME 2 Bdrm.. I Multi Family Yard Sale Weekend sales close within a BAMBOOCOVE APTS Used travel trailers Prim lots speed transmission, slaka 2 bdrm . carport, air, fenced bith home, close to shopping Thursday and Friday 2301 Old week. GREAT commission 300 E Airport Blvd DRIFTWOOD VILLAOE available tor rent Hlghbanks b o d y , claan 1730 111 147*. patio, water B pick up In- and schools, porch, largo utili­ Laka Rd Sanlord ip llll Call (103) 11)3043 or Ph 11)4420 Efficiency, trom ON LAKE MARY BLVD. Marina and RV Park on the 1*71 4 Wheal Drive Blater 43.000 eluded 1170 311 9)53 ty room, lets ol trees. IM .m . Multi Family Sale on Dec Hh Lisa Haney. Silas manager el *350 Mo 3% dlscounl lor St Johns River, DeBary, Fla I. Black, chrome wheels al lall Summerlin Ave trom 9 (M il leesooi______Senior Cltiiens______444 4901 lor more details Sharp! 14300 Firm M l 474* IMTRI) INVESTORS DELIOHT 2 until ? Anything and RECEPTIONIST Nice 1 B drm , 1 Bath garage 107-Mobile bdrm., 1 both homo In Dohary. 191] Town and Country Park everthing furniture, and so 4 Wheel Drive Chevy LUV '79 apartmenl. W90 plus WOO de Homes / Rent SALKS Eat in kltchan, vinyl tllo Model 15x11 tt. Enclosed Fla forth! Good Condition Musi Sell) Type, phones, general olllce posit. M l 1449______room Air condition, heat, 1x10 17230 ...... 321 0091 ASSOCIATKS floors, groot startor or rt- Yard Sato 1 IIW ISthSt Good math skills. Permanent RIDGEWOOD ARMS APTS IM tlromont homo. 111,731. shed included Call belore 7 '77 Ford F 130 Super nice mobile home, air SAT. ONLYI Dolls, tools, dishes, position. Never a lee 1340 Ridgewood Ave Ph 13)4410 AM or after I PM M l 1130 Perfect condition 144.000 miles conditioned, nicely furnished REALTOR household Items, etc l.lBlBdrm t IromtDO PEACE AND QUIET 1 Bdrm.. I 71 Villager 1 bdrm . t bath AC A 11700 111 3404 On golf coarse Renl by week bath homo In Osteen, com- Calling Fan Asking 14300 Yard Sato Thurs Sat 9 3 Alol TtHP PERM 774-1348 SANFORD or sell lor MOO down. 1115 per ol kids clothes, some new 403 '79 CMC Sierra Classic ly Ion lortabla horn* on 4 lots, utility Must be moved 111 1323 pick up Loaded Extra clean Coolers experienced only. Own month Owner financing .T21-.18.LT Willow Ave 1114114 NEAR LAKE MONROE shad, ta t In kitchen, mora. 1130 down Monthly payments tools and transportation. Adulls.no pets. IF a m lly Yard Sale NOW LEASINOI 794 W. Laka Mery Blvd. 179, IM . 499 040Q or 999 0900______113 3*31______111 *1U. P 9 9411______159—Real Estate Thursday. Friday. Saturday and SANFORD LANDING APTS. 7 bdrm mobile home 1175 a Sunday. 5545 W ilson Rd k . Security W ork-Full time Hidden Lake Villa's 1 bdrm . SUPER 4 bdrm.. Us bath ham* Wanted month. 1123 security deposit. Paola Sewing machine, odds JV Good benefits. All shuts. NEW apis, close to shopping and sp ill plan on corner lot. with brtaklast bar, now tonco, 239—Motorcycles Call 111 3109 cable, great lor children. and ends Call Futures 471 4100 major hwyi Gracious living Assumable FHA morlg. Private party needs and Bikes SUPERMARKET Experienced In our I B 2 Bdrm apts that *34.900 ...... Ml iau 141,000 1 ar ) bedroom home. 1 Family Yard Sato. Friday 9 ? 4 Cashier and experience Stock oilers: 1114441 101 Rabun Court. Sanora ONE OF A KIND 4 bdrm., 1 South Stereo, radios. X m is 1979 Suiuki GS 1.000 Full dress K Man. Polygraph lest required a Garden or Loll Units, 117—Commercial Country Home nestled in orange Wanted 2 or 1 Bdrm home • Washer/Dryer Hook Ups In bath home In Sanlanta. Split decoration*, toys A tots m ore! er. Everything new. Runs Apply In person Park and Rentals grove Sparkling dean Only Prefer VA or FHA, assumable our 2 Bdrm apts bdrm. plan paddlt Ians, excellent 11200 or best otter • Shop 25lh and Park Aye *43.000...... M l M S MTG 371 47*3 No Rtaltors 1- See Mrs. G a ill______• 1 Laundry Facilities llroplaco, boaulllul Spanish Call 904 773 4313 Alter 4 PM architecture. 194,000. tfeXAS REFINERY CORP. of • Olympic Site Pool SPACE FOR RENT: office, Pool Homo 1 bdrm .1 full bath. 219—Wanted to Buy lers plenty ol money plus cash • Health Club with 2 Saunas retail, and warehouse Storage Fla Rm.. bar/pallo Great 181—Appliances • Clubhouse with Flreplaca Call 172 4401 Area *44.000 M l 111! WILL BUILD TO SUITI YOUR 243—Junk Cars ^'bonuses. Irlnge benefits lo Baby Beds, Strollers. Carseats. e Kitchen B Game Rm LOT OR OURSI EXCLUSIVE 1 Furniture "semi retired person In Sanford AGENT FOR WINSONO Playpens. Etc. Paparback • Tennis. Racquetbatl. Naw Brick Duplex- Positive BUY JUNK CARSA TRUCKS area Regardless ol expert 141—Homes For Sale DEV. CORP., A CENTRAL Books. 111 1177 111 9344 ance. write D.V, Sears. Pres.. Vol leybalt. cash How! Assumable morlg Kenmer* Parts, tarvlca From 110 to 130or more FLORIDA LEADERI MORE Paying CASH lor tBBoxMl, Ft Worth. Tx 74101 • 4 Acre Lake on Property *72,300 Make oiler M l 3*13 Used Washers. I l l M97. Call 111 1*24 i l l 4 itj • Night Patrol 3 Days a Wk. HOME FOR LESS M O NEYI Aluminum. Cans. Copper. i"‘. Truck Drivers- Local DELTONA almost new. All MOONEY APPLIANCES TOP Oollar Paid lor Junk A OPEN 7 DAYSAWEEK Treed 4 plex lot 117' X 111’ wllh CALL TOOAYI Brass. Lead. Newspaper, Will train brick 1 Bdrm., 1 bath home In Metal otlice desk. Used cars,trucks A heavy 1900 W Is! SI In Sanlord sewer. Asking S14.900 M l 1111 Glass. Gold. Silver ■ Call Futures a ll OOP lovely area. Pool plennod with Nice condition 143 equipment M l 3990 111 4720 or Orlando 445 0419 OGENEVA OSCEOLA RD.O Kokomo Tool. 911W 1st screened porch. 144.900 Call M l 2427 -. WAREHOUSE WORKERS Equal Opportunity Housing Duplex Lots- Park Ave. and Oak ZONED FOR MOBILESI « 3 M Sat.9 I M l not? WE PAY TOP DOLLAR FOR MOVERS AND LA BORER'S I Acr* Country tracts. a RENT TOOWN a JUNK CARS AND TRUCKS O arage A p artm en t. 1100 a WALL ST. COMPANY S t . Ready to build Immediate assignments S34.9QO...... 3311*13 WtlMraodon paved Rd. Color TVs . stereos, washers, CBS AUTO PARTS 191 4305 month 1100 deposit. Call REALTORS...... I l l 3003 10N Down. I l Y r s .a t llN I 223—Miscellaneous available In the Sanlord Area 111 aaog attar 4 30 p m ______dryers, ralrlgarator. Irteiar*. Car and phone necesskry. For Salt by Owner. Sanford COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES From SIS.3*01 furniture, video recorders CLEARANCE Homey setting Large rooms Ablest Temporary Service. Nice 2 Bdrm. homo with Spec let 1st weeks rent 99s Big Estate Tag Sato * AM. Dec ______i n weo.______17*3 per month 1114103 or living, dining room, paneled lari tore- Grocery Store wllh gas It you a rt leaking tor o sue- Alternative TV A Appl. Rentals 1. 109 W. lath St. China. ISM 411 4434 family room. Workshop. Call caastul career In Real Ix ta le , la v ra * IhappSne Daprasalan Glass, Japan 1 . Warehouse Workers- Fulltim e. Stanstrom Realty Is looking 1 9 7 * FOM> LTO t l LUXURY APARTMENTS 111 llOt. 144.900 Firm Laka Mary- Office/ Commercial M l SOM China. A Figurines. Crystal, No experience necessary. tor you. Call Lao Albright Call Futures 47S OOP Family A Adults Section Handyman Special building 1*5 000 Small solid wood labl*. and drop Antiques today at 171-14M. Evonlngs 4 D r . PaelsMe, 1 Bedrooms. Assumable mortgage. 130's Langwoed- Hwy 414 exposura laavts, 4 chairs, axcallent DRUM SET Mats WMIH0USC/ML1 VERY.. $200 Master Cave Apartments. MS-MM. Cash talks or trades. M l 3011 rear Springs P laia 1117,000 cond 1100 A ll 4 P M I I I 3071 5 piece Premier black, wllh Drive small straight truck. I l l 2*00 THE U1EO STORE chrome snare, all tlld|lan 1979 LE CAR .Soma warehouse work. Open On Weekends. ★ LIST FOR LESS ★ Furniture and appliances cymbals, wllh Yamaha t E xcellenl benefits package I Bedroom, nice selling tor CALL ANY TIME Com* In and see hardware. Very good cond I ___ •i#oo single person SliO Refer WE WILL LIST, ADVERTISE, a lit E. 2nd llrael. llt-4439 a lion 1730 U» M M ______ences. deposit M l SOM______SELL YOUR HOME FOR 4%. 1977 FORD Watting house frost free refrlg Lirgt Skutt Kiln 1 bdrm apartmenl Newly re WHY PAY MORE* 322-2420 Employment erator 1I7J Feddert d* In mini condition. I l l *940______decorated Reliable tenants m ss. Park, iantord humidifier, HOP 111 lall 2 Or. Hardtop * 1 6 0 0 321-5176 FREE COMPUTERIZED Reasonable 111 3719 HALL *01 Lk. Mary Blvd. Lk. Mary RV Root Top Air Cond SI73. 8 2 } 111) French Ave. Market Analysis al your WILSONMAIER FURNITURE VI t i l t I«IC vituov drop leaf table with 7 benches 1979 LTD Welders- Good pay Im IS ru n unviivci home. Why pay mar a? 111 IIS E . FIRST ST SI15, desk A chair S73. 1 twin 101—Houses 171 S411 mediate openings Certified maltressas Hike new) SIS 2 Dr. Hardtop 9 1 9 9 9 Call Futures411 4100 Furnished / Rent 153—Acreage- each 173 IDS attar 3 AFFORDABLE and no quali­ 321-3833 183—Television/ 1 wheel bike, nice 170. 73 In 1977 AMC PACER fying. 1 bdrm. home In nice- Lots/Sale Radio / Stereo Quasar C TV. Solid Slate U3 73—Employment Deltona 1 Bdrm . separate din areal Fane ad I Great lor In­ Ing room, screened porch _^*r*j*_Sato_FDd4y_K3_4tl^_ * 1 3 9 1 Wanted vestors. 1M,*M. ★ HELP ★ Geneva 3 acres High and low Rear yard fenced Newly COLOR TELEVISION CALL HALL Wa need Licensed Real Estate ground, pine and oaks Soma painted, no pets RCA 15" Console color lalavl 231—Cars 1983 ALLIANCE Sales People. More work than cleared lor mobile with well PROFESSIONAL TYPING SMS Mo, 1100 security tion. Original price over 1400 WALK TO LAKE MONROE • ) we can handlal Will train Horses OK *14,900, terms ’Term papers, resumes, let 5/4-1040 Balance due 32U 00 cash or * 4 9 8 8 Bdrm.. 1 bath. Hal lubl nawly licensed. Attractive Hurry on thlsl 149 5731______Bid Cridit! No Cridit? ,'ters, manuscripts, ate All Flreplacot CH and A, family lake over payments 170 per commission splits. Call M l- New Smyrna Ocean View tots araaa ol typing No |ob loo rm l 11x13 screened botanical month Still In warranty NO SANFORD 1*1) tor contldanltal Interview. starling at 117.300 WE FINANCE targa nor small. CALL Viola 103—Houses gardansl Dreams do coma MONEY OOWN Fro* home Beichskte Realty, REALTORS M l 10)1 or 11)3141 Sanlord. true I Only I I U . M . Osteen Elegant Log Horn* 1 trial. Noobllgalton NATIONAL AUTO SALES Unfurnished / Rent 417-I1M, OpanlDaysl M O TO R CO FL. - CALL HALL Bedroom. 5 Balh on 10 acres Call M I 3194. Day or night 1120 S. Sanford 321-4075 BeachsMe Raalty. REALTORS OSTEEN 3 A lots *1000 down. Beautiful 1 Bdrm., 2 bath. SLEIOH BELLS RINO A M C JEEP SANORA Large and Lovely ) 417-1111. O panlDaysl Terms. Lake Privileges No Debary Auto A Marina Salat 91—Apartments/ Fenced, calling tarn, Children Sing 301 S F r e n th Ave Bdrm., 2 bath, cathedral catl­ Sanfard-Allerdabla home. 3 mobiles Kerry I Dreggors Across Ih erivtr. lop of hill verticals, appliances S500 The Merry Result* • House to Share ing) CH * At Family raaml bdrm . 1 bath Shaded area, Realtor 349 3971. ______174 Hwy 17 91 Debary 44113M 177 4112 month 111 0007or 114 1704 Thai Want Ads Bring Del. Barege! Community pool. qulat, save I t m . 993 even By Large ) Bdrm home to share Casselberry- Cute 1/4 B drm , Call us quick I owner 111 4114or 119 5310 with Professional Lady. appliances, tented yard, CALL HALL SANFORD I acra axcallant F e n c e d yard. Q u i e t central air. 1433 a mo Can wooded property. Ideal tor neighborhood M l M4I______also Laasa Option, or Sail with CALL HALL slngto family resident. Zoned No Qualifying 477 920)______C O N S U L T O U R ST. JOHNS RIVER large A-1. Owner w ill assist an a country home. Non smokers. a a a IN DELTONA a a a 323-5774 114,300. si30 mo aaa s m i ______a a HOMES FOR RENT a a WALL ST COMPANY 149 1100 ______a a 17414)4 a a______J4G* H A T I * 92 1 Bdrm.. 2 Bath Mobile Home In ••STEMPER AGENCY INC.” , OeBery Professional female ★ LANDLORDS ★ ACADEMY MANOR Undar to share with same. 1130 a mo. Tired ol the headaches? Let us Bund program. Low Interest II SHOWPLACEIt plus >s utilities Work 423 lis t, you quality. 4 bedroom 2 ] bedroom 2 bath In presllgoous -Evening 444 4134 lor Robin manage your rental pro parties Professional low cost balh, totally remodeled New area Only 177.000!I VA A FHA AND LET AN EXPERT DO THE JOB service M l M l] Cell anytime kitchen, new carpet and ‘jfi— Rooms for Rent United talas Assaclatas. 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By Jam es Jacoby the proper setting for an end West made a good choice of play was overlooked. It's fair to NORTH II 4 It opening leads. Although assume that West did not un­ ♦ K J 4 1 derlead the club ace. Therefore, ▼ A 9 8 5 3 2 MR. MEN AND LITTLE MISS by Hargraavas A Sellars diamonds were longer, the club ♦ --- suit had greater potential for after ruffing the second diamond ♦ K 8 3 taking enough tricks to worry In dummy, declarer should sim­ WEST EAST declarer. A low card was played ply play a low club from the ♦ 97 ♦ Q 1085 from dummy and East won the North hand. ♦ 10 ♦ 6 Jack. Back came a heart. ♦ Qf 7848 ♦AJ8&3 Declarer won the heart Jack, Best for West to win the trick ♦ q 1054 ♦ A J7 trumped the 10 of diamonds, and shift to the nine of spades. SOUTH played a heart to the queen and Declarer should be careful not to ♦ A 8 2 trumped the king of diamonds. play the Jack, but should win VKQJ74 with the ace In his own hand. ♦ K 10 Next he played a spade to the ♦ 962 ace and finessed the spade Jack. Now he leads another club and East won the queen and re­ East wins the ace. The contract Vulnerable: East-West turned the spade 10. Eventually Is assured, as the hapless de­ Dealer: South South had to lose two more club fender must either lead Into the Norik Eatl Soiilk by Warn«r Brothers West BUGS BUNNY tricks for down one. K-J of spades or play a diamond, IV allowing South to discard a Pass 3* Pass 4V CANCE GMSAT/ BUT W Bad luck for declarer. Not only AN D NOW A was the spade queen wrong, but spade while trumping In Pass Pais Pass TO A CAR EOT. VO you CALL IT -TWAT? the spades split badly. However. dummy. Opening lead: 44

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What The Day of him. try to be charming. hard later when you won’t be AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) able to Ignore them. Will Bring... If the world doesn't treat you the CANCER (June 21-July 22) way you think It should today, Instead of holding a grudge and FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thavas TOUR BIRTHDAY don't bring your problems home Judging an old friend on one DEC. B. 1B84 and take It out on your family. unpleasant Incident, strive to be Of the many Important things Be considerate. forgiving today. Give the rela­ you'll do in the coming year, the PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) tionship a chance to regenerate. I WAS /IN 6IN 6 "FORGET attainment of one goal will Try to associate today with LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Stern pre-empt all the others. It will be Youf* T 8 o ON friends who are young in spirit. methods in dealing with others COME an extremely ambitious un­ You're not apt to feel comfort­ will have an adverse effect today, dertaking. GET HAPPY; AND THEN able with people who view life but If you try consideration and SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. through a dark window. kindness. It will produce THE "JUDGMENT DAY” 21) Your earning potential Is wondrous results. good today but you might have ARIES (March 21-April 19) THING CAhB up. to work harder than usual for When shopping for gifts today VIRGO (Aug. 23-Scpt. 22) Do what you hope to get. Are you bear In mind that It's the not be reluctant to accept social C ** invitations today. What you an­ Tuples i»*5 prepared to make the effort? thought that counts, not the Major changes are In store for price or the merchandise. Don't ticipate to be dull or boring could GARFIELD by Jim Davis Sagittarius In the coming year. overburden yourself with future turn out to be anything but. Send for your Astro-Graph pre­ bills. LIB R A (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) dictions today. Mall tl to TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Stand tall on your own two feet Astro-Graph, Box 489, Radio Today you may find yourself in today. Instead of looking to City Station. New York. NY the company of someone who Is others to cover your obligations, 10019. Be sure to state your a bit dour and difficult to get take care of them yourself zodiac sign. along with. It will be up to you to SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) If CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. keep everything light. possible today, try not to get 19) You may have to deal with OEMIN1 (May 21-June 20) Do Involved with negative compa­ someone today who can help not neglect duties today Just nions. Their outlook and think­ advance your present interests. because they are tough and ing will have a great Influence on Even though you won't be fond. . demanding. They will be |ust as your own attitude.

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Heat M icrowave wine in covered New ideas and savories from the past perfect for holiday guests. wrapped and placed with the wine In fondue pot or saucepan IWquart casserole or bowl on high l minute or until bubbles rise to surface. Do not boll. Stir in half of cheese mixture: cover. Microwave I minute. Stlr In remaining cheese mixture and parsley: cover. Microwave 2 minutes or until smooth when Ihkeouts with During the hustle and bustle of the holiday stirred, stirring after l minute. Pour Into fondue pot: keep season, it’s nice to have a friend like Publix fondue bubbling while serving. to count on. The Deli and Danish Bakery at Continue as directed. Publix make entertaining easy with a wide • To save time In preparation, assortment of delicious foods. From tasty shred the cheese with a fo o d Deli Platters to complete Deli Dinners, processor. from our fresh-baked pies to our delicious • Prepare vegetables the night pastries and hors d’oeuvres, we’ve just before sending. Refrigerate In a tightly covered container until H olid ay what it takes to make a successful holiday ready to serve. Publix party. So relax and enjoy yourself this POTTEDCHEESE holiday. Let the Deli and Danish Bakery at 2 cups (8 oz.) shredded sharp Publix do the work for you. natural Cheddar cheese THIS AD EFFECTIVE: 2 cups (8 oz.) shredded natural THURS., DEC. 6 It’s the little things muenstcr cheese THRU WED., U cup soft margarine V* cup port wine DEC. 12, 1984... that make the difference at Ihiblix. Flavors V* teaspoon paprika Combine ingredients, mixing at medium speed on electric mixer until well blended. Chill. Serve as a spread with party rye or pumpernickel bread slices, Ring Leader crackers or mclba toast. Two cups. Sandwich With Ham Variation: Substitute 2 cups Swiss, montcrey Jark or brlek A delightful party sandwich. If comes stacked cheese for muenstcr cheese. with boiled ham and Swiss • For a smoother cheese cheese on braided rye bread with lettuce spread, blend the Ingredients In and tomatoes. For added appetite appeal, a food processor. the center is filled with relishes, olives • A good use of any firm or other bite-size snacks. (Serves 8 to 10) leftover cheese. • A great g ift Idea — select an unusual container such us a covered crock. CARAMEL CHEWS 28 caramels 3 tablespoons murgarlne 2 tablespoons water 1 3-oz. cap chow mein noodles Captain’s Choice 1 cup peanuts * • • • Shrimp Platter 1 6-oz. pkg. semi-sweet choco­ late pieces A magnificent array of ready-to-eat shrimp 2 tablespoons water served with lemons and tangy cocktail sauce. Melt caramels and margarine with water over low heat, stir­ Small (Serves 8 to 12) ...... »»ch *24.00 ring until smooth. Add noodles Medium (Serves 16 to 20)...... *36.00 and peanuts: toss until well Scrumptious Large (Serves 26 to 30)...... *55.00 coated. Drop rounded teas­ poonfuls onto greased cookie Salad Tray sheet. Melt chocolate pieces with water over low heat, stirring Perfect at any time, a mouth-watering salad until smooth. Top chews with makes any gathering special. Try our chocolate mixture; chill until popular favorites: potato salad, macaroni firm. Store In refrigerator. salad and cool cole slaw. Twoand-a-half dozen. Variations: Substitute 2 cups Small (Serves 8 to 1 2 )...... *6.00 crip rlcc cereal or 3 cups corn Medium (Serves 16 to 2 0 )...... *9.00 (lakes for chow mein noodles. Large (Serves 26 to 30)...... *12.00 Oscar DellMayer Tasty Little Wieners or Substitute chopped walnuts or pecans for peanuts. Sm okies...... V M 79 Make Ahead: Prepare as directed. Wrap securely: freeze. Deli Oriental Style Wil (Heat & Serve) Gift Baskets . £ . $ 1 2 8 9 Thaw, wrapped. In refrigerator. Shrimp Roll...... r *1** Hors D’Oeuvres MICROWAVE: Microwave car­ Deli Oriental Delicious Honey Kut amels. margarine and water in Are Available!! 2-cup measure on high IV* Spinach Roll...... *2** Spiral minutes: stir. Continue PUBLIX RESERVES THE RIGHT $ 2 * 9 microwaving 1 minute or until TO LIMIT QUANTITIES SOLD SlicedIlk Ham sauce is smooth, stirring every 30 seconds. Continue as directed. Microwave chocolate pieces and water on medium (50%) 2V* minutes; stir until For Your Holiday Party, smooth. Continue as directed. Bake & Serve • A grea 1 gift Idea. Gourmet _ HOLIDAY DESSERT TORTE Hors D* Oouvrei ^ ' MO®8 1 lOVi-oz. frozen pound cake, Fresh Filled with Juicy Blueberries thawed 1 8-oz. pkg. cream cheese, Order Your Holiday Pies Now! Blueberry softened 2 cups thawed whipped top­ , \ 8 -in ch 10-inch 8 -inch 10-inch Muffins...... 6 H » (Available at All ping with real cream A p p le ...... •1 .8 0 •3 .3 0 C h e r r y ...... *2 .7 0 •4 .8 0 Publix A Danish Bakerlea) V* cup semi-sweet chocolate B lu a b a r r y ...... •2 .4 0 •4 .4 0 P a a c h ...... *2 .0 0 .• 3 .0 0 Plain pieces, melted Let us create a specialty dessert V* cup diced mixed candled tray for your Christmas party or Lemon Maringuo .. •1 .8 0 •3 .2 0 P u m p k in ...... * 1 .0 0 •3 .2 0 Mini Donuts...... 99« fruit special meal. These trays are Mi n c a ...... •2 .1 0 •4 .0 0 E g g C u s t a r d ...... *1 .8 0 •3 .9 0 (Available at All Spilt pound cake lengthwise made from a delicious assortment Publix A Danish Bakeries) of fresh Danish Bakery delights. Coconut Custard.. •1 .0 0 •3 .S 0 P e c a n ...... •2 .8 0 •4 .0 0 Into three layers. Combine Ask your bakery salesperson A p p la C r u m b ...... •1 .8 0 •3 .3 0 Sweet Potato...... *1 .8 0 •3 .2 0 cream cheese and whipped top­ for details. ping. mixing until well blended. Holiday Treats Reserve Vs cup cream cheese mixture: stir In chocolate. Fold These Bakery Items Available at fruit Into remaining cream Publix Stores with In-Store From Other cheese mixture. Spread two Bakeries Only, except as layers with fruit mixture: stack. otherwise noted. Danish Bakery Gift Ideas Lands... Top with remaining layer: frost with chocolate mixture. Chill. Plain or Seeded From Italy! Garnish with candled cherries. 12-a*. • 2 4 9 tach 7 0 s Rye B read...... £V> 00* Gourmet Fruit Cake Bar...... CannoHs...... f0( Eight-ten servings. . Spicy, Fresh Baked 8*lnch «

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Butter, beaten until mixed with freshly grated lemon not overpowered by their pasta several grindings of fresh black outdoor terrace. Says the to a basic tomato sauce) to pasta It Is light and llufTy, also can be peel and poured over tagliollnl. base. pepper and a generous handful advertising copy: all'amatrlctana (pasta Amatrlee mixed with equal portions of extra fine egg noodles. About the only sauce not to be of chopped fresh basil. 1 urn heat "The color, the aroma, the style, made wllh tomatoes, on­ heavy cream and parmlglano Sauces with diced vegetables found in Italy is that old Ameri­ to medium high and let sauce lastc of these moments..." ions, and the Italian version of and tossed with fcttucinc. also abound — eggplant chunks can standby, spaghetti and bubble at a lively rate for 15 Anywhere else, the man would salt pork). Sweet sausage meat can be combined with tomatoes and meatballs. Pasta In Italy is minutes. Best on spaghetti or puff a cigarette or pour Scotch Cooks beat the summer heat crumbled and browned and olive oil. or cream, butter and always served as a separate spaghcttlnt. Into crystal tumblers to glorify by resorting to a fragrant, un­ added to melted butter and bits of cooked artichoke sim­ course, before the meat and Do not add sugar to sauce. Do the pleasures of tobacco or cooked sauce — spaghetti alia cream for a heavier sauce that mered Just until they bind vegetables. not substitute dried basil for whiskey. chccca — made of raw ripe plum goes well with any of the con­ together. To make an authentic Italian fresh. Grated cheese Is not Hut this Is Italy. tomatoes, olive oil. salt, pepper. voluted pasla shapes like con- Seafood sauces — olive oil. tomato and basil sauce, combine usually served with this sauce. So handsome man Is holding a fat forkful of spaghetti. And the copy burbles about the Joys of "Hurllla brand pasta." M l Italians take pasta seriously — so seriously that It was front page news earlier tills year when a leading Naples pasta maker Flavorful Head Cheese or hired a man who designs Souse Loaf...... 59« Maseratl and Ferrari cars to Louis Rich Smoked come up with a nouveau noodle, Turkey Breast.... flT M 19 Hul whether It's the new Fresh ______Marllle, or one of the traditional Cole Slaw...... *. 89® favorites — spaghetti, spaghet­ tis (thin spaghetti), fcttucclnc Fresh-Baked (flul egg noodles), penne (narrow Strawberry Rhubarb tubes) or fusllll (springs) — or Peach Pie...... tor *1” Italians slurp It up to the tune of Plain or Wheat (30 pounds |ier person a year. Die sight, sound, aroma and deliciousness of Pita Bread ...... pkg. 89® They also know how to cook It: Christmas fare. In at least 4 quarts of water With not too many shopping days left until the holiday. Hot From The Deli! per pound of pasta. In water thut Publix Teller I’uhlix invites you to plan your holiday meals now. And gather Beef S tew ...... *319 Is boiling furiously. In water that ron hour convenience the ingredients at your leisure. YOU CAN BANK ON Yams A Apples.... K! *209 has been salted liberally — at //$ the little things that make the difference at Publix. ______least 1 W tablespoons of salt per Delicious Imported |Kiund of pasta. Young ’N Tender Government-Inspected, Switzerland Most Important, they know Shipped D&D, Fresh Not Frozen, Premium Grade Swiss...... IS! *579 when to stop cooking It. which Is Swift Premium Sliced well before It gels soft, mushy, Cooked Salami, Beef Bologna or gummy or waterlogged. Spiced Cut Up Fryers ...... r 69® ISeafoodi Pasta, cooked correctly, does Luncheon...... pkg 79® Sliced Fresh n-o-t melt In the mouth. Pasta Sunnyland Beef or Meat that doesn't need chewing Is Jumbo Hot Dogs.. *149 Scallops...... ib" *199 pasta that Is overcooked. Beef L iver...... tr 59® Fresh Kahn’s Tasty And to quote Italian food Sliced Bacon...... pi,*: *189 Flav’r-Lean Government-Inspected Beef (Round) Red Snapper expert Marcella Hazan. pasta Fillets...... *319 that is overcooked Is "an abomi­ Kahn’s Delicious IS’ nation." London Broil...... r $2 77 Fresh Braunschweiger .. pkg *1” The only thing worse Is cold Gwaltney Chicken Great Dogs or Flav’r-Lean, Gov’t.-Inspected Beef Cod Steak...... IS' »289 pasta, she says, wishing eternal Great Bolony...... ii!S: 79® Peeled & Deveined I K iw is of chilled spaghetti on Vita Sliced Large Shrimp...... 1" *8 " cooks who rinse their pasta In Key Club Steak ...... c $2 87 Harris Pasteurized cold water after tl Is done. Nova Salmon Ml *219 Flav’r-Lean, Gov’t.-lnspected Beef Rinsing Is unnecessary, the Lykes Sliced Claw Crab Meat... »» *499 experts say. Simply drain the C o o k e d H a m ...... 12V »2 M pasta when It Is done In a large Cube S te a k ...... s: $237 colander, then toss Immediately In a warm bowl with u sauce. Flav’r-Lean G ov’t.- Young ‘N Tender Gov’t.- Which Is where "the color, the Flav’r-Lean Inspected, Shipped DSD, Fresh Sunnyland aroma, the taste of these mo­ lnspected Boneless Gov’t.-lnspected Beef Not Frozen Premium Grade ments" really takes olT. Beef Fuff Cut Italian pasta sauces vary from Boneless the simple — olive oil. garlic and Sirloin W hole hot red peppers — to the sublime Round — cream, butter, parmlglano Steak Fryers Ham cheese and freshly shaved truf­ Steak per Ib. per Ib. fles. per Ib. per Ib. Most cook quickly. In about the same time It takes to bring a keltic of water to a rolling boll. $ 2 6 7 The chief exception Is the sauce $ - |4 7 $499 for pasta alia hologncsc (pasta Bologna style), a rich concoction * of olive oil. butter, unions, cel­ 59 ery. carrots, wine. milk, nutmeg, ground beef, tomatoes and salt, Mrs. Paul's Crunchy Light Batter Frozen that simmers lazily for four to IDairyl = ? Fish Fillets...... $359 five hours. Imperial Regular or QUANTITIES Fish Sticks...... pkg . 9159 Tomuta sauces and sauces Spread Quarters of Produce SOLO with a base of cream and-or Margarine...... IS: 59* butter form another class of Pillsbury Hungry Jack Serve With Cheese Sauce, Sno-White Western Fresh toppings. Melted butter and u Buttermilk or Bultertastin’ There's still time handful of parmlglano cheese Is Biscuits...... 2 M 19 Cauliflower ...... ■ • • ■ h e a d 99® perhaps the simplest. Butter. tej send a photo greetir g- Land O Lakes Crisp, Juicy Apples f he holiday v are jy*| around |hc corner hul Regular or Sweet Quarters there’* *hlt lime to %cnd friend* and relative* photo f reeling vard* of photo muf* from Country Blend...... IS: *139 Red or Golden Public If >00order Ain*. vou'IJ not only atuud Philadelphia Brand Ihe holida) fu>h, you’ll cate W l * So tend that Fluffy *pecial vomcone a *m»ltf Pcrtonali/ed photo Cream Cheese...... in. 99* Delicious...... 3 & 99® greeting ward* or photo mug* from Public Kralt Individually-Wrapped Florida Sweet, Juicy Om elette Sliced Cheese Light N’ Lively...... X 99* When everyone — Including Juice Oranges...... 5 & $159 Kraft Cracker Barrel For Snacks or Salads, Tasty the cook — arrives home Just In Sharp or Extra Sharp time for dinner, that's the time Cheddar Cheese... $189 to serve u Golden Fluffy Om­ Green Onion or French Onion Calmeria or elette. Puffy with stiffly beaten egg whites, the baked omelette Is Dean Dip...... 2 c u p * 99* filled wllh smooth and easy Seallest Large or Emperor Grapes...... tr 79® melting pasteurized process Small Curd or Light 'N Lively Lowfat For Salads or Slicing, Florida (Large Size) cheese spread and crumbled Cottage Cheese.... mV *169 bacon. Wisconsin Cheese Bar Mild or Tasty Tomatoes...... r 33® GOLDEN FLUFFY OMELETTE Medium Cheddar, Colby Halfmoon. Serve WitnHollandaise Sauce, Tender G eggs, separated Monterey Jack or 2 tablespoons milk Mozzarella...... AT *1« Giant 6.5-oz. Caramello, V* teaspoon salt Fresh Broccoli...... a 89® 7-oz. Milk Chocolate, U cup green onion slices Hazel Nut, Brazil Nut, 2 lablrspnotis Parkuy marga­ A “Marjon” Brand Fancy Fruit Farms Fruit & Nut or Roast Almond rine Stir-Fry each S -f 3 9 V« lb. pasteurized process Assorted Jams.. ']«• *149 Cadbury Bar...... for cheese spread, sliced Vegetables...... *199 Fresh Cut Flowers 16-oz. Midgee or 8-oz. Pops Seallest Raspberry. each 3 crisply cooked bacon slices, Colorful Blooming Tootsie Roll...... for 79* Rainbow or Orange Arranged in a Beautiful crumbled (6-inch plastic pot) “Seasonal Milk Chocolate Crunch, Combine egg yolks, milk and Sherbet...... *139 Red Poinsettias ."V 9499 Creme Dementhe, Petite Milk salt: beat until thick and lemon Seallest Plain or Crunchy Bouquet” ...... ^ * 3 99 Chocolate or Peanut Parfait colored. Stir in onion. Fold In Polar B’a rs ...... X *219 Andes Parfait...... M l S J 19 sillily beaten egg whites. Melt margarine In 10-Inch oven proof skillet over low heat. Add egg mixture. Cook over low heat 10 )2 minutes or until underside is golden brown. Bake at 325 10-15 minutes or until top Is firm. Place half of process cheese spread on half of omelette. Top with bacon: continue baking until process cheese spread begins to melt. Remove from oven: make deep crease across center. Slip turner underneath: lip skillet to loosen und gently fold in half. Slide onto serving plate and top with remaining process cheese spread. 4 servings.

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v « t . ■* ' W S ..L - t . Sparkling Desserts Add Festive Finale The holiday season brings and serve an elegant French Silk 2 ripe bananas, mashed (about forth the best of times to relc- Chocolate Pie whose rich choco­ 1 cup) bratc with family and friends. late flavor Is enhanced by Vi cup Tla Marla Scrlng and visiting friends and Courvolstcr cognac. Create a lA cup chopped walnuts family often means baking special holiday gift and make 1 (8 ounce) package cream special holiday desserts, either cookies brushed with Drambuie cheese, softened to serve when entertaining or for icing, 3 tablespoons Tla Maria gifts with a personal touch. TIA MARIA JAMAICAN In mixing bowl combine Hour, Add a little extra sparkle to a BANANA BREAD (taking powder, salt and baking meal by serving liqueurs and 2 cups all-purpose flour soda: set aside. cognac and cooking with them 2 teaspoons baking powder In small mixing bowl cream to create signature holiday de­ •A teaspoon salt butler and sugar until light and sserts. Tla Maria Jamaican A teaspoon baking soda fluffy. Add eggs and beat well. Banana Bread Is exotic and an Vi cup butter or margarine Stir In Tla Marla. Add flour easily made Christmas gift. 2 eggs mixture and bananas Pecan rounds, chocolate pie and banana bread add exotic appeal. End an evening with panache Vi cup brown sugar alternately. Heat until smooth. Fold In nuts. Pour Into greased 9x5x3-lnch Pott, Mghtands, Orange, Lake, EecninoW, Oeoeota Co. loaf pan Bake at 350& F for (Plus Tax & Deposit) Breakfast Club Swift Prem ium 45-50 minutes or until toothpick Reg. or Light Vernors Ginger Ale or Grade A Florida Assorted Brown ‘n Serve Inserted In center comes out Reg. or Lite clean. Cool on wire rack. Schweppes Club Soda, Large Eggs Sausage Meanwhile, beat cream cheese Old Style per dozen 8*oz. pkg. with Tla Marla until light and Miller Beer Seltzer Water, or Reg. fluffy. Serve with Banana Bread Beer or Diet Tonic Water or Makes 1 loaf. 12-oz. bote., 6-pk. 12-oz. cans, 6-pk. DRAMBUIE PECAN ROUNDS Ginger Ale cup butter or margarine, $ 2 3 9 32-oz. bottle softened $ - | 9 9 V i cup sugar

(Limit 4 Pleas*, With Other 6 tablespoons Dramhnle (Limit 4 Please, With Other Purchases of $7.50 or More, 2 ' * cups flour Purchases of $7.50 or More Excluding All Tobacco Items) l cup confectioners’ sugar Excluding AH Tobacco Items) 3 9 ° pecan or walnut halves In mixing bowl cream butter Frozen Lender's and sugar. Beat In egg and 3 Publix Reg. or Egg, Pumpernickel, tablespoons Drambuie. Slowly Diet Assorted add flour: mix well. Shape dough Harvest Blend, Apple Grape or IFrozenFood Onion or Plain Minute Maid 10-oz. Into a 12-Inch log. Wrap dough Vineyard Blend Juice In plastic wrap and chill for I "Reduced Acid", 12-oz. Soft Drinks Bagels Welch’s 2-liter bot. 12-oz. pkg. hour or until firm. Orchard...... 7.7 *1” Regular or "More Pulp" Cut dough Into V*-lneh-thlrk From Concentrate slices. Place on ungreased cookie Jell-0 Orange Juice...... 7,7 99* shccl. Bake at 350° F. for 10-12 Cheese Cake....1JPifi0* •1a* Aunt Jemima Family Pak minutes or until golden brown. Mahatma Enriched Long Grain Waffles...... 'pig1 99* Cool on wire raek. Meanwhile. In small bowl White Rice...... P\'S : $1« THIS AD EFFECTIVE: Buitoni 44°* $339 combine confectioners' sugar Publix THURS., DEC. 6 Lasagna...... Pk,. and remaining 3 tablespoons of Evaporated Milk... '!«■ 30° THRU WED., Armour 10.5-oz. Teriyaki Chicken, Drambuie. Decorate cookies with DEC. 12, 1984... 11-oz. Sweet & Sour Chicken or (50c Off Label) Icing. Garnish cookie with a 11,75-oz. Chicken Fricassee pecan half. Sunlite Oil...... 73? »2” Dinner Classics.... 7o7 $229 Makes 4 dozen cookies. Publix Special Recipe Buttercrust Rich’s Baked COURVOISIER FRENCH BILK 10 -ot. Apple Pie...... 2P*£V' *1 " lo«l 69« CHOCOLATE PIE White Bread...... Mrs. Smith Natural Juice Northern White or Assorted 1 (9-Inch) pastry crust, baked 37-Oz. Apple Pie or 4 1-Oz. 2

Pepperidge Farm SAUCY BTUFFED STEAK Assorted (7.75 to 10-oz.) 1 two-pound flank sleak (LieMt99 % P at F i m i I) Plaasa,* With I cup cooked fresh or frozen Snack Crackers... Vo? M 4® Other Patch*sac af if , 10 at Mata, f iclud+ng A ll ta h a c c a Hamm) spinach, drained Country Assortment, ( I fla c liv a Oac. 8-11, 1864) C 1 cup pitted California ripe fries Gingerbread or Crispy Chip 13 olives Publfx E ll.c llv b Location. Only: Hearty Burgundy, Assortment Thlt Ad At Th... 1 tablespoon Instant minced Chablis Blanc, Red Rote or Rhine Grandma’s onion 'A teaspoon garlic sail ...... bolt!! Gallo Wine •447 Cookies...... VVg* »1*® V* teaspoon pepper Cabernet Sauvignon Wise Cottage Fries Natural 1 egg,beaten Colony Classic... Potato Chips...... K M 29 I tablespoon oil Chablis or Rose Carafe Vt cup sherry Keeblar Butter Braids, SANFORD PLAZA, SANFORD 1 cup dairy sour cream Paul Masson...... 7E t1 *3 " Nibblers or Knots Combine spinach. Vi cup Sperone Pretzels...... %X 49* L0NGW00D VILLAGE CTR., olives, onion, seasonings and Asti Spumante ... ’X" *4** O’sage Raggedy Ripe Freestone egg; spread on steak. Roll up lengthwise; tie with string. Liebfraumilch Peaches...... 7.7 89* Brown In oil; pour sherry over Black Tower...... ,STL*4, » Libby Solid Pack L0NGW00D meat. Cover and simmer 15-20 Liebfraumilch Pumpkin...... ’ t i! 79« minutes; remove to warm plat­ Blue Nun...... 7£f $ $$ ter. Add sour cream and re­ 4 Alpo 23.75-oz Beef Chunks or maining olives lo pun; heal Blackberry or Concord Grape 23.5-oz. Liver Chunks Dinner . , , , gently. Serve over sliced meat. Manischewitz.... 7ET«2M Dog Food...... 7 ,7 59* where shopping is a pleasure /days a week Makes 6-8 servings.

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