10 10 311 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a535ab2f2a2f0084407fd259de3615cf.pdf 2cf9108d882ee3f20cbd06bcde1c4fff PDF Text Text 4.... ''P4 - ••J... .. SUNDAY EDITION - ALAL%W*e.J&"A%JW , 72nd Year, No. 12—Sunday, November 25,1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 nford Crm ie Evening Herald—(USPS 481-280)—Price 25 Cents •...t_ Lab 'I Lack Of Equipment, Employees Means 600-Case Backlog 1 - GEI'ttm Wh lit ThtY'. HOTI~ 0K311 PRKZ ,0000F,"",*"* HJtIH: fJ I. By DAVID M. RAM FR Herald Staff Writer (First Of Two Parts) ' . "I can see their point, too, (but) sometimes we need some can not remember the specific cases, there have been some equipment put the operation out of the fin ancial tapabilities of information as an investigation tool," Salerno explained, problems getting lab workups needed for some trials, any one county, he explained. Truby explained that the crime lab, one of four operated by Most lab tests performed at Sanford, tests which range from According to Truby, lab services are back-logged throughout the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE), suffers fingerprint and footprint identification to scanning electron the state. The FDLE operates only four labs, located in from three problems: lack of space, equipment and em- microscope examinations to detailed chemical testing, take Tallahassee, Tampa, Jacksonville, Pensacola and Sanford. ployees. The three problems stem from the same cause, lack of only an hour to perform, but there is just too much work for the These labs supply almost all of the police lab work In the state. adequate funding from the state legislature, he explained. The lab and its employees. Dade County and one or two others have separate labs, said The Sanford Regional Crime Lab performs tests for every law enforcement agency in central Florida, as well as toxicology and gunshot residue tests for almost every police department in the allte. problem Is similar throughout the state, Truby added. The result is a backlog of 600 cues in the micro analysis "If we got the staff, we wouldn't have the equipment. If we several law enforcement officials, but most of the work is got the equipment we wouldn't have a place to put it," said brought to one of the five centers, division alone— delays which can hold up investigations, trials fl'aby. "Years ago everybody used the FBI," said Seminole County and final death reports. Neither Dr. Irrgang nor Salerno complained about the Assistant Sheriff Duane Harrell. But the FBI labs are working Athree.month wait for results "is nothing unusual," said Dr. quality of service from the lab or the dedication of its 33 em capacity with their own agency's work, he added. Sara Irrgang, Seminole deputy medical examiner. "If you call ployees. But they agree with Truby that the state must build atTruby he expects the lab situation to be improving over them and specially ask for something, they might be able to either more regional labs or Increase the staff and size of the the nextsaid few years due to the efforts of "a new crop of get it back in three or four days," she added. existing facilities, legislators" who are more interested in funding the facilities. Dr. Irrgang said the only waited "a day or so" for test The lab is still located in the facility where it opened in 1974. '1 hear one man's plan is for a lab within one or two hours of results while she was working for the Dallas Medical (kiginally, the project was run by Seminole County primarily every police department," he said. If the situation was truly Examiner, for county use. But the project became too expensive for the ideal. Truby says that law enforcement officers could come in Dr. Irrgang has been waiting 13 days for Information on county to operate alone, and, when the original federal Law for a test, stay for a cup of coffee and leave with results a short whether a pedestrian killed in an auto accident was Intoxicated Enforcement Assistance Administration grant expired, the lab time later. But the Sanford lab and the police agencies which rely on the lab have a problem: the lab is overloaded with cases, and a local sheriff's deputy or police officer may have to waft up to six months for the results of a one-hour test. The backlog has caused problems for local investigators and Is even reported to have delayed trial In Seminole County, .because teats on evidence could not be completed In time. "A lot of times we need things in a certain time period and we can't get them It does hamper investigations," said ... Seminole sheriff's Sgt. Ralph Salerno, head of the county's Qknes Against Persons unit, The lab's first priorities are tests which are needed for Subpoenn and to determine whether a person should be jailed at the time of his death. This delay is also holding up the was turned over to the FDLE. But he does not foresee ideal conditions, and hopes just tobe completion of the accident investigation by Longwood police. Just supplying the lab at Its present level of operation costs able to catch up with the increased need for his lab's services County law enforcement officers commented that while they about 1500.000 o vnr iiM Thihu Thi $ nf .In,4.... .,rnl .1... 'k.. - or freed, while other can are bandied on a flrdcome, firstserve basis, said Lab Director Claude Truby. n .. r Ayatollah khorn.inI: 'Mr. Carter has violated all human rights with the force of bayonets' '- - Khomeini - Lashes At Carter outhern Fried - TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) - Ayatollah Khomeini said. RathoUah Khomeini, In another speech "You are all aware that the criminal -. certain to stir anti-American fervor, who ruined Iran during his reign and made today.accused President Carter of our noble people mourn their great violating "all human rights" by refusing to martyrs Is now sheltered by the United extradite the shah, States ... It is the absolute right of a nation The 78-year-old Islamic leader also to try a criminal and it is international lashed out at what he termed American practice to try such a criminal in his 'UItary"tlwsats".galmtfran for seizing country. the U.L.. . -and .48 to Ire, the hostgs proceeded Americans hostag, as isa •.ds "vwlI IMSIIM., dejesdsh. t ..r.d i V.at a Rp. Oioip bqi RMthD day, Khomeini said from his headquarters iwIMe "mercy miulon" to gain the In Qom that it Iran's "absolute right" hostages' release, reported a to Insist on the extradition of Shah through" after his talks with gov.rom.nt Mohammed Rosa Pahlavi, who is un. Officials. dergoing treatment for cancer In New . bternatixally known me 5 York. MacBride met with Foreign Minister "Mr. Carter has violated all human Abdol Hassan Banl4adr and the amrights with the forte of bayonets and bueadon of France, Sweden, Algeria and naomi to plotting threats, with military Syria and said the currant "amate "can Intervention and economic blockades," be ..nvi4" - icken ecia - - - PIPING HOT nICKEN. DINNER Or I a ST I£ I • S ' -" /. '- • $.ysar.øo mst.s'cydjst died from . •- .. -! . j a-dall, kuhn and rwAft brain hemorrhage, according to SemInole SI DAILY y Medical Eaominir G.V. Garay, y er .cuwas palk. as Diane N.M limnway, 21 218 N This COUPON 000 • .-' -. • . •-. - 12 . • . . -. . . V - •. . . .- -• . 4 . • * .. .. • .. - ' • • -. Downtown Library Fate Uwayl7.,abouta qswt.r mile aodb of S.mlnola Boulevard In 4 "W JJ( We Are A • . City, County To Discuss kuhedlestnightwhen themotorcyclehe Fluffy Homemade Biscuits wiu . -) • In e IMUNIT UN RtVUbI) In Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, Saudi forces faced stubborn resistance from a "handful of fanatics" apparently determined to fight to the death In the besieged Grand Mosque in Mecca, autholtative sources said. Gunfire was heard in Mecca where units be discussed as well as the shah's assets," Of the army Were proceeding ca utiously Macbride said, adding If that point was against the few remaining mem bers of the reached he believed the hoitaps would be religious group that proclaimed a V-year&'. • eut aid "torelge" theeli' student as an 1bNIE $$1dO*ts boldliig' lb. - 'lj.l,:. ijlj-e they : the • Americana d,'v,wd the return to ban moiijvs dtiW early morning prara deposed Shah Mohammed Rosa Pahlavi, Tuesday. In New Delhi, India, violence er upted for who Is undergoing cancer treatment In the second successive day in the sout hern New York - and the funds he allegedly City of Hyderabad with police firing on took with him into exile. looters and arsonists angered over the Hansen told a news conference Friday a seizure of Mecca's Grand Mosque in Saudi "dialogue" had been opened and "I can Arabia. now advise you that I am convinced that The trouble began when mobs defied the situation can be resolved through Friday's curfew order and once again dialogue, by Initiatives and by fairrobbed and at The to shops. mindeckiess." Cyclist Killed Longwood LarryBeley,ElMoor., lando,was __ _ wanrll.gccWd.d wlthacar on U.S. 3. LargePieces Fried Chicken Filed TiXas Tát rs COle Slow afld - '• - p.. ,. He said the United States should allay Iranian suspicions about the role of the American Embassy with regard to espionage and express its with to establish normal diplomatic relations, a goal he says Iran is anxious to meet. "The culpability of the shah could then way, FORA 14 11 5; - . - ' .- -• -;. both ___ asetouad when the acddent occurret Nocharges havebeenfiled. -t - -. ' By DONNA ESTES er A proposed diMt of a lease agreement providing for he county to collinue operation of a branch Ubnwy downtown in Sanford at the old poet office building on First Street is to be considered by the Sanford City Commission and the Seminole Co us4y Commission in early December. City Manager Warren Knowles, at the request of County Administrator Roger Nelswender, has tentatively scheduled a workshop of thetwogovernlngbodiesfor4p,m.,Dec,loththe city ball conference room to discuss a proposed agreement. The agreement Is to be "roughed" out by Knowles and Th. curront facility b* •v'ndad to L -LI' uInrI sorvo n• pUwic, must according to County Librarian Joan Rh.in , y oners g . , ar,.4 uean , LA ... . cirren1 ac.y them of the tentative date for the workshop ust be expanded to better save the pubile. The city has1lcated lnssto ed the lease Neiswender told the city considerable changes will need to the cousdy . Co y, a y to facilit to make t same tim., has Indicated a wil lingness to continue operating take ''ace within the exist the branch library at the current location for an extendeduseau.e ,or uu. ary se ces. Period of time. He said since considera ble expense would be involved even .uesstMn m then coy comminsioner now foran erhn solution the county comm issioners wish to imow M rman Bin Kioff that the city oVe If the City wdd be receve to a long term lease or a deed fur federal rudrluticns from the deed by paying a fe tO thefacintytothecow*yfor li brarypurposes,Th.cltycwot federal goviroment was turned down by the cIty 10 days ago. faciuty to the county usd11 after 1583 when th.federal TheCityacquiredtheoldp cmos building In 1583 from the reverter clause would no longer be In effect. . LAKE MARY • S . . - . HICOl 7 . — . . 4A "I I • —_ -' .• " - u UJ. General Servlcue Administration. A clause In the deed mrss that the building be used as public library for puara, sudfl 1583, or its ownership will roved back to eff sestid at the time that the db' cold pay In addition to discussing the city and cousdy's concerns about thc Ubrary service, N&w0der "man cowd will" to discuss th,rulsof thehbr in &ndowudswlqmu.L the are currently flwt :• to - wwpr stalled because of a dutramed smog some downtown merchants over the scope of the project Some merchants, particularly a number of those on Magnolia Avenue, are _____ Ihe Y CQtm .iauuU ject4ng to plans calling for the dosing of two blocks of d&# S PWM@d to an k&d illownmad and seeking Mawha Ave. to convert it into a pedestrim gnal Mvur,arçJuwearscsivedIrem theGsAto th.cMy - a library, payment ___ SIC - ....................•. $aal.rd Kusait A~w .. .141 ....... ii.it Walt aswu&i &st lii iii te aaaui YT a___ not ._ nsemestedbyKIrst the city a payment of $16,480 would be promngthe downtwnr1saiusation jthelanford aeeey rovals1therrIdiur. Bialnesa Association which has endorsed th. project ad other u.jo with the city noted that the do 4own property ng who are oppg Q puje In q -- A disir intention dy 'thi GM's.M w ' City Officials have also said they would be amenabl, to a m uch longer term lease if the county plans to make extensive improvements and expansion. by eM esr essasta4er Capt. Carl inach PluIIIpsaimt.erCIara 1S.ss$sr. The amlilar hattie. located Qty 1atvM Ar by veltusn ' of Part am scheduled to med at city hall at a &.vL,Dec. C IUS meeting Is being sponsored by the Greater Sufwd Cb=W 01 11g. *v L l4al have o said they would be recepltt'e to Commerce. and civicandfraternalorgailsatims s,toeamyiwnedlmaajac.nt .the Sanfordtiwmerchants at proposition to .epthebran its current Wcation. p. $ - �5- j .5 •'-. S - 55 • -5S- - - S -. ,_ . - 5 5. -. - - . S. b . - ............... - -. -. S S - - :- d S4 d . --: - •_ . S. 4 2 A—.Ivinlng HMK Sanford, Fl. Sumby, Nov.25,11 Orlando Man Hold In Botched Robber.,Y. VVORLD e&__._ f....aL......L_ uiiuquu fly wiaKes Columbia! - - - ---- - & W a Psi to h .,.4 COAT TAXEN A girls leather coat was reported stolen from a garage Sterling Q Sanford. Sharon Edwards reported that her daughter's taken from the garage some time during the last month. 1*. I- - - . • . - - -- - - ,iln. 124. t] c%:5 Vase ee Shop DoLand, Lwsbur, Mt. Dora aist Kissimmea _ ____ Ie,,i Oia discS :' HE , SAVING oM IdPWffi SbC* 14v1t1111d Isi, IS Viol SbU utMsc •is s Viy U SPS.MI I.s.c. K t wil IIi* a Ram OViN4I.,Sl lot 14 mIfC$iIVidbe Is be UtdiM5d MIS ____________________ _____________________________ ' - 1'ADVRISED MERCHANDISE POLICY Daily .L San. 124 A selfiropelled lawrunower was reported stolen Thursday PLACE II lii pd .siitissct .,saMI. eq wIll MW s co,'iMeMIls M?p NMI 515COffiIfsbII t*IlSVI si —, OUt poScy IS IS $P,eac out Ndiiliflilljj -..'-1-,J 5: Wednesday. a 5I Miller, President Curler's chief economic policy maker, disclosed prior to his arrival Friday at Riyadh Airport the administration is seriously studying a variety of new energy-saving measures, including nMorygaao1ineratIonIflgandhjgherenrgy25 .' Ande I Fi'9ht.,i'n9 . .1 By ELMER LAMMI I MIAMI (UP!) - Two former Haitian officials, whose Identity was withheld to protect them, have testmei their deported countrymen face immediate arrest, torture and possible execution when they return to Haiti. Thewlth ues -one,afmermemoffl ,. Macoige, the Haitian secret police, and the other, a fanner archivist from the I6Ilan Diem. Forces headquarters - were called to testify Friday by at. torneys seeking to prevent deportation of about 4,900 HaitIan I'dIlISS• The Haitians have been denied political asylum by the US Immigration and Naturalization Service, which contends they are economic, rather, than pollHc.J n Is '. Haitians Should Stay Out WA WASHINGTON (UP!) - As a presidential candidate, lIsp. John B. Anderson has a problem: As even his own campaign ads say, he 15 "John Who?" to most people. ' .. Even though he has won the .r.ct of political friends and foes alike during nearly25years in Congress, the 57-year-old ' moderate Republican fromRockford, In Is lilt!. known °" Wuhiniton and his hometown. __ . , And ha anyone takes the tall, '- wNWhaired • , . col m'g candidacy with the seriousness he thinks It djuiii,es. lJ.l • .. ' "Frenkly,Iamgetthtgalfttle weary of being wrfttenoffua . serious candidate jot because I happen to be talking seriously ,••I S , about the lanes," be complained recently to reporters. ' Anderson has yet t0 convince skeptics that he can take the (lop nombwm frcmn well known candidates as frontI Reopis or John Connolly. '4 1 insists he woW he" ft Mot chom of any Nwale Irm ni.s Rep"I'can candidate to beat either President Carter orSon. FOOD FOR Salvatim Army Captain Phollps (right). Is presented with canned food Items Edward Km*, boom he coWd win the votes of many by Lakeview Middle School Student Council Chairman Clyde Hayes (right) Anderson is dearly out of step with most of than who Ink TALC and members (from left) Gretchen Jarrand, Redonda White, Mickey the GOP I1I li Reynolds and Troy Glusman. The food was given to needy families for the aoew lasu... _______ Thanksgiving weekend. He cans to the Hones In liii Ma conservative. But byU • Ms ,hehsdtamsdaramd. -. No Not dr=atk brook with the GOP Old Gard cslM In IM who he mA the 6ddlog "to in the Hones Rules Corti. millso to for a open houft bill. Moscow olyqlpics While On bill wu being deboted, Washington was t= by S Japan.s.: U.S. No. 1 &MU 9 1111118jorkY of the Japanese Itellove the United ,., to be friendly foillowed by China, govet sources said today. Theps __ by oe which IntervIewed 1* and wemsievir the .1* ______ 27 psrcsnt of — , mm should malat* hismilly relations, 23 parcene, mamw America for the trek _ , I I - r bdw do two mom China came in seosed with a 25 percid . MOM= (UPI) - A Japanese MiliagNuilli; was, rIPI11 1 -114 a a red wor Palmyra load ii do kh I? pqk about TheCaidGusr4li4thogr.g.,p,r$sawoo diwtedtoth noN1ARNmUsaosdho(Hswaljandtwo pio_ The Hkon Ryda Mom was roporW anchored and A" and No avww wwo In --. ' with enough food for four or five days, W* 111 No Doubt S HateThe I Super Pak "Wrap WII paper 26" Christmas . wrappinq has total 35 sq. It. Choice of designs. 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I Iniond to 0"b urhe was "net a p,Ulkwi Mopb$s" Andersen noted ibMtl..Jtod a p,Mth,si endld He 44.d, "I do not Md b law Uwe" AndsnmgNenedsizchI)desofak,dish Immigrant, E. MMillonusa ad No,ij Ma l Andersen. Married I ysanto mv Lube Mas, Andsrssn ha. five cessed without added oil. Save ...Warm 14 1.. ., ,eo$ S 11dm,.. . 2.41 in as satWied with the aciiuimejlatI'r. the food ad the in' ____ air PO Decorative '"r'" _____ 28 A Ea S ..77c ft emu IN BR. MAXIM ___ WEATHER ' vee bill wnM beaito ft riders. ft Anilerson allid them " to 11" to -Vw voice of UMPPMU45 kwo" ad W do what Ive It Us, a in our bearts b dr ad JNL#o I% bw PENN& 1w WN dwed chairman of an mm third NOW post In the GOP burbanites ____ _____ .' maintain their current oil production levels well Into Ress MO s.a.: One. ___ Ks, A dirt bike was stolen from a shed In Lake Katheryo Est", Wednesday, deputies salt Bruce Rouse told sheriff's deputies he discovered a lack lrcen and the rnctoryJe mining at 725 Orchid Ave. at by an Altenionte Springs man. Leroy Townes told sheriff's deputies the mower was worth $460 slid was taken diWthI the day from his carpo, ,., w4w&,. && um o.uwa Guledes MOTORCYCLE8TOLEN 4MOWEE GONE PtJRS TAXEN A purse containing $60 In food isenpa was stolen from Seminole Community College office Friday, reported Sliced police. ets -. 6 $I4 ....LJ.... b.a SUITFILED Howd Uoyd of Sanford has filed sit In circuit court a (jp,, dargj g that one of the company's app1. did him harm. Uoyd is seeking over $2,500 In damages he claims occurred whaJl a "massage lounge" intended to "produce the 'magic of massage and the 'miracle of heat" failed "to propiy regulate the 'miracle of heat' being transmitted to the bod3($f the pllMIff," 1k 15 daiJ151fl damages for his suffering and expsIjs rom1tIn from the injury. A pItIS containing $175 In food damps and cash was stolen fran a Lake Monroe Terrace apartment, njjc1y , police. ValarIa Bryant reported she discovered her purse removed from the apartment at 6:30 am. Unknown persons opened the east rear door of Howe Glass & Screen, 1401 French Ave., Friday, $7fl merchandise. Royce Howe, owner, said tools, tapes, knives, hammers and screwdrivers were taken. '. said campus police. All of the thefts have been committed In a 11ar manner and the target Is always a Volkswagen they Rose Riezo, a Seminole student, told police her purse was stolen at 6.30 am. Friday, from room 102 of campus Building Two televisions, two stereos, one gun and one radio were taken Wednesday from the home of Doom Qel, i3 Avenue Del Sol. Burgiers gained access to the home by breaking In a screen. Missing goods are valued at $1,742.50. RIYADIL SAUDI ARABIA (UP!) - Treasury Secretary C. William Miller is trying to convince Saudi Arabia not to cut its oil production levels, a dep that could affect the economy of Miller said he would tell Saudi Arabia - the nation's No.1 oIl supplier -the United Slates will "renew and pI155JJ j '_ a - . 4 61-WV The Golf Service Station at nt,state- and west state ionte 46 Was fobbed of $600 in cash end 1100 in check Friday evening. Attendant Vernon Lay reported that someone entered_____ his cub drawer and took the money end ____ checks while he was pwiiping _______ gai ____ U.S. Needs Saudi Oil --- BURGLAR8TKIXIS __ Community College (5CC) Volkswpe The Seminole burglar struck again Wednesday, getting away with aflg) et)e owner's radio, said Sanford police. Francis Davis, of 601 Fenton P1., Altamonte Springs, returned from classes to discover her car window forced and a dalh.mowted radlo.cauette player.taken at 11:40 a.m., reported Sanford police. Thlsls one ofalerlesof thefts of radios froinVolkawagens ROBBERIES ABOUND BOGOTA, Colombia (UP!) - Colombia's ' UMI01ake IA 15 years has ripped tirough vast Of the country and rocked parts of Venezuela, killing at least 60 people and inJuring 300 more, Damag. was heaviest In central and western Colombiawith to ecanmigilcat to several Interior cities severed. In Bogota the quake caused blackouts and brief tuterrgIon, ü'i communications, In neighboring Venezuela, Caracas was shaken for 2G30 seconds by tremors but no injuries or damage were raported. Rod - W6r/d A 20-year-old Orlando man Is being held wi $6,250 bond after a botched robbery at Anderson's Nursery, 714 U.S. Highway 1742, Fern Park. Tyrone Smith, 404 Bryant at, accompanied another man known only as "Fox" in the shop, police said. Fox took over $100 from the cash drawer, but the cIder grabbed some of It back. Fox and Smith left the store with Anderson following. Anderson grabbed Smith and took him back to the store, but Fox gut away, police said. IN BRIEF Sunday, Nov. 25, l7-.3A Evenin&H.raId, Sanford Fl. GENEVA, Switzerland (UN) - The World Radio Con- Conference every 20 years, said the final agreement should be phrasing of international permits for radio operators. ference has moved into a stepped-up schedule of day-and-night completed more or less on time. Among the possibly sticky issues now facing the conference sessions, seven days a week, after falling way behind schedule "Everyone wants to getaway by the scheduled closing date is demand by Third World countries - many of which did not in drawing up new global radio regulations for the coming 20 of Nov. 30, although there may be a slippage of just one or two even exist when the last conference was held in 1959 - that years. days," ITU spokesman Rene Fontaine said. freciuencies be reserved for them for when they have the After seven wee thonly three more weeks left, The object of the conference is to revise international knovhow and equipment to use satellites. the 1,900 delegates from 150 nations had completed just 220 regulations allotting specific radio frequency bands to the pages of a 1,000..psge final document. various radio services. "The satellites communications allocations will be really "And we haven't even darted tackling the potentially exploIt does not parcel out radio frequencies to Individual nations. tough," one Western expert said. ,I*I,•e sive issues," one U.S. delegate said. In the seven weeks of talks so far, delegates managed to The United States and other advanced nations oppose putBut officials at the International Telecommunications avoid political arguments. Work completed so far Involved Ling aside satellite communications frequencies for developing Union, the U.N. agency which convenes the World Radio technical and mainly noncontroversial matters such as the nations. .$ . Sy 64 '. Each Our 1.48 Christmas Table Cover : .' ..i 70" round or 5200" plastic table cover for . • r . thn hnlklava. " 1997 . 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NEAR 7131*5 AVE TRAIL AT SAND LAKE SD . US HWY 17-22 NE XT TO JAI-ALAI FRONTON AIRPORT BLVD I.E. ORLANDO 1801 SOUTH SEMORAN AT CURRY FORD -. 5 - - ' r . '' • '-,- t. .-.5 'AS X EAST COLONIAL HERNOON PLAZA ACROSS FROM rASH ON SQUARE I �-. -, : . . . , ..,.._ . . . •. . .. . .. •.... • - ,. . .. • - . V V .4A—Evening Herald Sinford, Fl. .-- . . • . 1'. ... - •' .1 • .. -, ;. '. • . • ,. -. . Sundsy, Nov. 21, lfl Work In 2000.1s Year More &h00l, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. More Flexibilifty By II. D. QIJIGG Is on. The year 2000 will dart the Era of lnlorrnatjon. "ft may 219 Century's microelectronic wizardry and to t U.S. export UP! Senior Editor With to horrible decadesbehind as, we will debouch k~n be possible to print the entire contents of the library of of manual Jobs by the year M. They will go to dill muscleWork? What's that? the new cegury with a 0010 chenca of reverting to 10th Congress In a volume no larger than a single book" bound areasof the Far East and AfrIca.By19lJ, one p tory life, IU.tyle. and lifelines, Cornish Uyi. The worW, in Now don't nlIe too broadly. A fair portion of our brothers The worker In the year 2000 wIll be wedded to lifelong goes, the mIcroprncor will give way to the nafloproci. and sisters may have just that attitude — or, saints prom ve that event, would be rn*b3y agricultural. Right back to the education. Work and education: "By the year 2001," says ("nano," onebllllonth ). us, that naivete — when we sing the old century out and finn. separdeoniefrom And rigid behind It Is the picoproceasor ("pico," oneswaddle the year 2000. By then, the Idea of work will be c4)rnisi says he's had arguments with his fellow futurists the other very easily." To avoid drowning In the whirlpool of trillionth). Now the picoprocessor, as envisioned by Jon D. about this and adds: "(b the other hand, It's equally possible mutating Into forms strange to 20th Century thinking or plan. change, they'll have to return to school recurrently to update Roland, an Independent consultant, will Involve circuits on the ning. well be able to conquer the systems problems we have now. their skills, molecular level. If combined with memory data, Implanted In George Meany will be 100 years old and may have given up Jg)* figure out how to have a successf ul, working we ni With the scurry and scope of the microelectronic revolution, the skull and Interfaced with the brain, It could give one person any idea of coming out of retirement to Udy things up in the clvlII — but I don't think that's guaranteed. In the year most futurists get fairly cagey about peeft down that long more cornputer Power than exists In the world today. AFL-CIO. 2000, 1 would W04W A kind Of blviud and bleeding Y*ld; two decades toward 2000 and being absolute of vision. That doesn't mean Big Labor will have cashed In Its cOrng ft jgig be able to pick Itself up and move toward a much The future ken of many cyrdal balls tends toward a favorite , .. puter chips. Its basic structure won't change. Collective , cf1I1zed and sensi ble time than we have now." fl n• year avvv...a u. U,1• phrase of the weather service: varia ble cloudiness. 8j4 we can bargaining will continue. But It will be a tussle of Intellects. All Another not400.rosy view Is that of James J. O'To4de look back with passing clarity to work 300 years ago. The labor leaders will go to college. What? Yes. The working lambs upward mobility of the worker was dram and remained so . bI..dlna world a. associate professor of management, U.S.C. Graduate School of " and bossing lions will share bus and roars In a until the enlightened 1920s. Business, and a longtime work4nAmeijca authority. He cilia 1. itself "unlmanagement" voice on how things should be run. -J a attantlontothsninousreglmeoflrresponsllglity entered upon Bid now there's a rush of work change. The skilled worker of p,Ci% si1 up Oflw4 move avvwai. Liberal arts colleges will be absolutely flourishing. Specialby American workers, and by managers, too, In our present the 50nt day In 1700 had his ski lls for life. llled workers In Ized knowledge will be needed; self-fulfillment will be a 2000 will have to attend school "at least more civili v.0zed soft and sybaritic life. ' sensible time four thnes In their lives common urge for those who work, and sabbaticals will let to be totally retrained," says Abbott, emphasizing those lad "u American society continues on the trip It Is currently on them ret urn repeatedly to school, two words. ' Its destination will not be one In w• have nf4. Inhabited by hsppy ànii WYWS niwIlu4fy workers. Irresponsible behavior is becoming so Females will form 58 percent of the work force. Honed. Hepok*s out that the electrical workers imbon Is now usadgdtoofar.outdidaway.Theviewrgha. That's what the experts forecast. Women will have equal rewriting textbooks because 10 percent of knowledge In that IngralnedththricofworklnAmerlcathatftlaaccepte(das decade seeracop. Is not all winebib and mesfilog. We've got an integral part of our naturs," O'Toole writes. occupational positions and pay with men — tycoonery to work becomes obsolete each year. some good views and some bad views. First the bad views. airline pilotry. He mentions the pedal clerk slamming the window in one's Technology, then, is already at boom pace. Look at U.S. The lNOs will 1=: a ddepression that will curl your hair and agriculture. fac , at the stroke of 6 o'clock, the able-bodied man turning work coiWy log million. eave an economic singe as as About 3percad ofthat force produces morethang0pert of down a Job In favor of a welfare check, a schoolteacher giving 'H"ratl W Alger Is not dead; view of Cornish, head of the 00,00knember future society. . the foods and fibers the country needs. exam because she can't be bothered We'll then sego into the vi1_ war, pa Fromthe2OthCentury'spWty technology, w advance to the she Is much ally..' leaving global patches of radIoactivity. eUa7i. Sunday, Nov. 23, 1079—SA .mk'ht b. as. 25% off very "Horatio Alger is not dead; she Is very much alive," says one work-oriented futurist of that distaff day. Such women's work as typing will have been taken over by the 'speak. writer," a future shocker of a typewriter that clacks when you Volunteer Jobs Open dictate at It. Minorities will be 20 percent of the work force. And three The Student Conservation decades further on, In the year 2030, there will be 33.6 retired Association of Qar1edown, people for every 100 workers. One out of every three of us N.H., Is accepting apretired. pllcatlons for Its 1* Another future thinker says that by that time In the 219 volunteer programs In more Century the understanding of human biochemical processes than 70 national parks and will be such that everyone will probably have a life expectancy forests, and other public and of 100 years - a healthy one, with major physical diseases private conservation and controlled. recreation areas In the United But getting back to 2000, private pension system may fall of Slates their own weight. Social Security will be In a bad way, and Programs for high school nobody seems to know what to do about It. and college-aged students are Louis Harris, the pollster who peers, foresees an almost offered In the spring, sum. universal adoption by the turn of the century of an Incentive mer, fall and additionally, a system of health maintenance to which people would pay number of winter positions private Insurance fees. All pay the same at the start, but after we available In the college a year if you maintain your health with minimurn need for cam program. you pay a smaller fee, and those who maintain poorer health High School Work Groups, pay higher. open to young men and The four..day week? Well, maybe. But probably not. What women Is to 1$ years old, offer will obviate the need Is a work system that most futurists group work and recreation agree is certain to come, has already darted In some places: experiences of these or four "flextime." 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These would let the tourist make "a search Ike for roots na t urbulent world," In the words of fidur William hi. hrkand Farad afto. live as your fortableara dhL Billy, a living "prodismea slow Aull" PmV grandeur that was Rome. aid men end weuns ond _ __ between .iji* and tweivs. owabntaro ytoinan WWW and a half? pe UI4R5 .vs.S1 Viz s of ldllipopusprog pace of addus,ws* hun a horizon two decades away. As a matter of cold, bard (con. I ro Ci pir.... jectural, futuristic) fact, we may have a permanent, sMhrg we mob en 0 drone culture by ths year asoo_ . ,,ofp.,pi, ke Joke row Who are not really necessary to the operation oreecwy. "Work will AM be wound, but I thM 111 codd be *d Work hom gift lireems hr pwk Mews to will be very optional — a ld of people we Uft as no Edward S. CwW* pred" of tim wWW ftm ..' 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Although vcladiers receive Education and ordinary living will mesh. no SAWY, dw per don Labormanagerned cooperation — with the worker having a FOvidS acsrvlslour, fOOd and say In all the decisions that involve him; perhaps with a voice t. Par. 1 • STO 144 LIMIT I . SHAMPOO 1s.ou,ow.. fi I WA I. CLAINOL '. NIMIALI$UNCI sleep coordinates. R TO WIN lvI_ UUIIU VILUW11111 111U 10 M W_ . 25% off .• U00Y N MOM th • AJN1 CITY: • Hilo No Isusm. $. PeeIsm ?s "ft Cenr •, . • SanfOrdPlaza Nwy. 1741 ad ftis It. . es1iL*.fa0p.*.MsL.$st. -• . •,.. • ss1ls$Oa1:101dsy T'• 7. .--* .... �:'. . . .. • • . . . • . - - ... ... - - . • . ,-.• . •..-: -- ... . • . -.. . ' ,.. 0 &A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - - -, ..-. • - . 0 .•. • . •-...: -•- •0• • • • fS. •' . • . . • •. • • 0 • , : . - - .. -. • . A Suy, Nov.31, 91 'As the evacuees cams into view at one end of the corridor. their frI.nd, and r.Iativ.s standing about 80 away called to them , (V. . . ... / / . .. • I -- 1 . Lake Mary Staff • . Gets ray nal se . •.. •'. , . IfIIiP / I A n . • I - • h / I. .•. j .. WASHINGTON (UP!) — For the second time in as many. J"L days, Americans left lifethreatening Situations in foreign countries to return to the safety Of friends and families on U. , I . . r NiiiiiAl .A A ivu i WASHINGTON (UP!) — Just as business interests have M labor has been faced in recent years with increasing Joined to ft enctment Of p1abor law and fend oft worker vitality by the Chamber Of Commerce, National Association of demands, so labor is looking to merger as Its catalyst to Manufacturers, National Right to Work Committee and strength in the nextdecade. Comtee for a Union-Free Environment, It has had to " RI.w1ng, anti-democratic form aided and abetted and re,he Its thinking about some time-honored union In. bankrolled by corporate America, are engaged in what stitutionL amounts to a holy war to destroy our unions, undermine our Take the Situation of the 13,ODO-member Wood, Wire and nifton a laws and roll back the gains that workers have Me Lathers International Union which merged with the made," sa the AFIC!O'a Lane Kirkland, soon to be Caenters Union. President of the l5 federation. "We are proud of Out craft, Our skills, and the long history of Kirkland was speaking at the merger convention earlier this accomplishment" said Lathers president Charles Prodeur. year Of the Amalgamated Meatcidter, Butchers and "But we have to face reality. Our basic trade, which was Retail Clerks unions, founded on the use of lath and plaster, has all but disap. With that merger waif gath the , peared." CIO, the 1.3 million-member United Food and Commercial Kirkland's "holy war" was manifest mot recently in the Workers Union. corporate attack on the administration-backed labor law . SyDONNAEST__ Y Evening Herald, Sanford, Ff. - , ,*-000 w - -. Migration of L11kV UM &Y employees to bet"A", and more new jobs elsewhere may have been Stemmed. "I think the flow has been stemmed," Mayor WaP.& ____d Wednesday. Sorenson It ci epioes ha lgned. Caret ' 11111 assistant cityclerk who had naigeedtoaccea job w count public safe depart. -. meet, WUW IUSI 'V' dnesday. • '•jtj thj raise In salary approved by the city council, L. think I can make Its" said Ws.8potts, mother of a young son. "The cost Of living Increase will make It a little better flnan 0 -. dauy an i really like like Mary," she said. . / A chartered Pan American 747 Friday brought 36$ Amen. 'f mnif Iv *,r.,J,w.... us4 AL. L.,.....UIC EJWneQoa -•-, ••WJ 1XU4 U'UW "Since I mot work, rn decided! might as well be ___ U.S. Embassy in Islamabad, Pakistan, and the Karachi ________________________________ something I like," the said. Mrs. Spotta said her salary wtth•-:: Melissa's Consulate, to some 300 welcomer, at Defies International ___ ____ the city, even with the raise, doesn't match what she wou1' Airport about miles from Washington. have received as a county employee. State Department Spokeswoman Anb Stockman said abwA "Carol Ii the first to change her mind and0 stay," said-; 65 Americans remained at the Islamabad Embassy. _ Father On Thursday, 13 of the 62 Americans held hostage Inside the U.S. Embassy compound in Taiwan, Iran, returned to the 1% city cound at its regular meeting last week voted United States. They had been released 18 days after a mob of Likes Pal wthv)otaly to grant city employees a seven percent across Iranian students occçIed the embassy and demanded the the board cost.o(4Ivthg pay raise. Mrs. Spoils is paid, for the return of the deposed shah of Iran. ______ By KENNETH R. CLARK _______ mast part, by the federally funded Comprehensive Friday's arrivals, brought home from Pakistan about 4$ ____ L5Hed Press liternatlos Employment TThIning Act (CETA). Her salary before _____ hours after Wednesday's violence, landed at Dulles at 8:35 ____ Is $147.16 weekly. MELISSA'S POP: Lot deihactioni P.m. EST after a 21-hour trip. It was about half an how later before Melissa Maichesti Meanwhile, tine city ofticlals— Police thief Harry Benson,-,. Mt U top of the pop chart before the first few Mangers cunpleted custams and Imni. GETTING DUMPED Driver Jim McLaughlin of the Sanford refuse division was going to the Ca anPatSotdhwardandcityManagerpfulKu!bes— ' gratlon formalities and appeared to the walling crowd. iIeisti was deeply ar Volusia land fill to dump garbage when the differential broke on the garbage were in Teflili...,, sesking federal funds for a city Project. The evacuees filed in slowly in groups Of two or tine. As ISN'T EASY classically into the mta truck and the truck had to be towed to the land fill to get dumped. The The trio discussed with U.S. Economic Development they came into view at one and of a corridor, their friends and business. Now she's bringir problem: the truck weighs 40,0(M) pounds. Pulling so much weight the Administration (WA) officials, the pcsalbWtlei of the City. relatives standing about 60 feet away called to them. )'lm out of retirement. For wrecker0 wouldn't steer and ended up in a ditch. No charges were filed. gaining federal grads and loans to provide water and sewer. . ys, David Manchester wi "Mary, Mary, Mary, we are here to meet you," shouted one man. _____ Road area and service in the Rinehart the -: a for New York City near Lake Winmj Road. A few minutes later, another cry Went op: "Patricia Is here _ to meet you, Roger." ______ ______ yews Melissa has begged The purpose Of the project, Soreoo said, is to entice a4 - Metropolitan ()era and hli fc The Americana looked tired, but fit, and seemed happy to be ___ to turn op with her.. S ditlonal Jnihiy to incite In those arm. iiie grants y 'home. Many broke Into tears when they heard their flnallygot him todolt—ata dsch as 60ervoetOfhecostsofpmvIdinwate called and rushed to embrace friends and relatives. Connie Jaubcin, Oviedo High School Senior, is among j "New Generation, /W' is being dlMrIhided to all Florida and sewer service, 5r • anti-nuclear rally I State Department spokesmen said between 10 and 20 of the first place winners In a writing contest that will provide her a High schools, public libraries throughout Florida Hollywood — and he loved - Water and sower service is not pliniied for either of the' evacuees required some medical cars, but none were In scholaraidp to Florida State University. libraries In the Southeast, Ms. Naples said. aress In the near fut'se Sorenson said. The Idea to entice : so much he's joining her No serious condition and none of the ailments were a direct result Part Of an effort by FSU to attract sidled young writers to Industry to load. In the city, is 29 on Hugh Downs' PBS-T not only to provide now and , of the violence In Pakistan. _____ the school, the winning entries were also aubllthed na iia.-nf. additional loIn In LaIn Ilarv In Aini in l,vw...a 1k. ,ltv'.#... Show "(lv., Vtv." áv. JW h In a brief formal welcoming ceremony, Undersecretary of a.klnd bock, "New Generation, '79." -ban. I I thought pop wasn't m State David D. Newsom, who traveled with the evacuees on the The short Modes, poetry and eaays In the collection were Ield,wtdchiswhylhedge final leg of the flight from Frankfurt, Germany, said In a 0 written by twelve st udents; six who won first prize scholar'1e115saforsolong,butIwa t i prepared statement: "Many of you have been through a ships of $2,400 ($600 per year) and six who won second prize MI4'..a1. e wiuesuu-wuu, wmiflOi ' rong. The energy wa frightening and difficult experience. You and your loved ones scholarships of $1,200 ($300 per year). It and friends whom you have left to carry on the work both of the The program also is designed to emphasize language arts In American government and private sector In Pakistan have our all Florida high schools, according to program coordinator FARRAH FANS FIGHT unqualified admiration and gratitude for the way you have Meui*a Naples, special assistant to Florida State President time, It has nothing to responded." Bernard Sliger. Officers of Maltland.South SrnI,iole thamber of Commerce "Qiarlie's Angels," bu Two American servicemen and four Pakistanis, two of them The pieces published In the book were the wjnnlng entries elected to serve In 1390 are Dr. Robert L. Meleni, president; ' Faweett Ii right bad embassy employees, were killed. The State Department af____ from among hundreds submitted by Florida high school Joim nItIn, pr,$dent4ect; Henry Van Brackle, first vice" the middle of a union terwards ordered all nonessential U.S. personnel and juniors last May, Ms. Naples said. Dr. Alan Mabe, Florida _____ ____ president; O.C. Halyard Jr., second vice president; Louis E: ' . agement fight. Seem dependents to leave Pakistan. State philosophy professor, edited the bock, which Is expected nmoni, fremurir and Priscilla B. Green, secretary and Clifferd, district manage to be published annually from now on. executive director. Rochester Thlephoni Besides getting scholarships and their work In print, the 12 New board members for the Cbanber, who will serve two.. . In Fairport, N.Y. students are getting the rae oppotlimlty to meet and talk with year terms beglnthg Jan. 1,1*, are William P. Alt, Whde' 't want her hknghtl a Pulitzer Prizewinning author. The students will meet P ar k T,kphnn. Co.; Bernard Brander, Emnmons, and Mark" an more - and tl CALENDAR William Ston, author of the current best setler, "Sophie's Euller, reside members; Must nt s, a dem4tst; S mi th.on" Istakinghlmtotaakfoi tholce," during two days of programs In their honor beginning Soidhami National Bank-Maitland and I. Stanley Spencer," att1tude. The squabbli Nov. 29 at Florida State, resident member. Those now vq the board who will serve imtll'when Clifford çrder SAIVRDAY, NOVDSBII Slyron, whose "Confessions of Nat Turner" brought him a Dee. $1, 1* as Halyard, Jack flui.aAy,- VKtan- MornIs" ployus to take dows - WaIl lnthen laud ossoert apaneored by Geneva 160$ Pulitzer Prize, will attend a cofte with the students Nov. Barnabus Te th and Van Beackle. Two addi al board Farrah pIa.0 tion '*'enal ' QIIWdI of the Nazarene, Opiado High School conunons, lOon the FSU campus. The 64-yess.old author has expressed a ____ _____ ____ memb ers il w l be appointed by th e new pre si dent for one-yea" 'Clotd says, ancq 7:30 p.m. Free to the public. personal Interest in promoting literacy and good writing ____ terms bringing the board to 15 nwrtb,,.. thIngs, they're among young people, Ms. Naples said. Dtuer, 5:39. $ p.m., Sanford VFW 1016$, log cabin i '1adsleis socially offensive, 1k. name on S•W Pon .,vI unIibi...11fr." $3IAV llI iji f.. Ci. --IL i ___ M chamb.r Of Comm.rc. EI.ct.d 0 ' - - ____ - y ___ ____ ___ __________ -- - ______ _____ - - ' Auto Accident Costs .acnI AII"TIm• High - CzelberryAA, Closed, $p.m,Mcumier Boulevard, Dellow Se±: LA, 8p.m., open speaker, Halfway House, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. ___ rafts# '1VSSDAY, NOVEMBER37 LekeOditaIIe.entu Ithesi PTA, 7:30 p.m., media enter. For all hftrsdad parents and adults. 591W VFW 16111 AiziNary, 8p.m., log cabin post home, lakefront. THURSDAY, NOVE$SER Is Clams. I. hertIeie ad flower iir 9:39 a.m.,Sanford Gardes Club building Fabmut Drive it ___ ___ ______ * __ _____ ____ -- - ____ •.. ___ Afl—mItrCILJ]ueyChsrweemeVHth ius. ('idàa. sde 2p.m. haste it Aliweit. ___ ___ ___ ___ - -. dlpeu_residing in Uragusy, ii e1 New York jut fur a wdays,dmaiigss to ad N0MBAYDU1 DduyWsylarsrs, 2 p.m., De$ary Chic Mai er - IIPJ$AY,BIMUI - - - -. --. 0 ' . ____ * U'$lmes(us vi l ti n at 0 .' ____ o a o __ 0 , a dUITATION - , ,(LHsysI*s) 0•,0, - - dI Ckigim 1W i ibg.ri1Gomd 1 uii 1P41 -! - . - lsHsdS ' ___ ' Sir .M by sib Of ( 1111 do ,' ' : ,,j ør JO. KA o iàsue' W IWda Giant M1kYI7P*VA30N, 4NEesi,DrlN,INi - ___ ___ ri - " ', • it s nN d$*s - to ha 29 iXtoqsisl. hftt W liii 60Y4M - 0 ek to eswam adapada usaft owliva be _f.:" 4 wed __ . *. , ' 0TH OP TU MY: VI President WOW us Of hutt csn We L we cm - IVUNvIN , $it.S,*SI_- d5II" - bLftMdWM&WPft1, 16 desomo I* iI Thirties, attached ___ Ww his addises a.arly 39 'DINTALCAR! unmi&v,ius "AM dsps,tasitOf the Cl, of v.n t cm 1,4* dna a Uruguyaa ___ • 0' ONGi" I The kisulia -± wi be served nut week irs Msladd Meuday; fish, Teaday; gread bad .t,y, Wi l s &WAB hi... Thuradsy p. rift; -: it JM Aid fruit •• -- ___ .School-M.nu Flea Ads Sulft. 0 0 - ___ Thsite,UJ, ftbw 17S. ___ óON'T SHOOT 1* Ella. hi more than iweiL 154 awe-stricken at the long ara1 Now York Qtylsw (laM rwse4 all the to Ms home hi Mon. ('*0, Uruguay, to sap Mm w • parking lays ______ ___ lSJNDAY,DflcEI$ Holiday Csnesr$ by jjpfa (py , ____ ___ _____ _ - Too ___ ______ The economic loss figure includ.. the cost of paying for Md (both insured and --ed), slug with low of Isosme from aimeacs buss work and tht irIjilikiUve cuts Of haurance. __ ' rW arnount of make*, thdgidhaWdo and simple, b Wa cloths., wby like a debrag. I'd fad - INA billion. S.-'--I. Csuty braich, Amedom Aaesdatim Of University Wamsa's kelklay 1c'siu lssi'. bar. 11:29, hack noas, Male aid 1.al, guests welcome. Rsssrv.tlos, dielNa,, Nov. 30. ,0 O IHAI'8 1510W lIZ: What Padsa really think of that skln.tlght, canene wigopped irs'age th4putsfoithto her fans? SaJs she, In Ladles' Home Joi$al, "I took like a Ho Iior" — and With equal c4kw she adds, If the saw secns else docked aid the w4 she decks herself out, "Is probably tdek, 'Good Laid, look at dot gaudy auflockln' person." Bit the knØgslslier very own and ahsiutabos*todsapL Sip the queen .1 coutry mlc, "Nowadays U I were __ ____ items, baked goods, On" • - inu ___ - Basair, 9 un to 4 p.m., fellowship ball, liaised thsrth of God. Chili hmcls, 11 am. to 2p.m. 'kistmas 4 ______ ___ ____ civic ___ _ ___ ____ ___ ____ ___ U1V*DAY, DHCEIU i Champagne Ilall sposaiid by S"ile Mutail Qgmwt Ann. dancing I O ____ The lSçsge booklet, published the iomwom Information Indus, Is an Authoritative aoee Of itatistics d hiormatloss concerning the property ad casualty inSUtiai bSMIn. According to the fact book, the 197$ ,bnet,d luenumic loss Of PU billion represents I iLl per cml Inersu. over total riposted by the Iriditate for 1t77. The fact bock resorts that the nuiibemu Of traffic accidents aid iojartu also readied record hi 167$. Acddsudi jimiped 3$ per cent to 37.7 million aid nuircu. 4 per cent to LI ','Illloss. Highway deitim Mcres.sá 4 sir cent to SillS shirt d the all4hiie high Of 1L7$I ad in liii. In the lad II ari, some 1,160,115 putnam have died aid ilLS miltu have buss injured in 111 sr11Iir highway ac I United hits., With the swell cost estimated at Highway IM Froo to pWft ' -- __ d .4heorance an the lam front. 0 serve ." The union local has a grievance - says the is I for "polhI, at- _____ __ - •0 NEW YORK — Due largely to cr1iniag IthIcn in tho _______ coda of car repairs and 'nediad care, the ec onomic cost of MONDAY, NOflE*39 - - - ___ __ Providence and - - ___ MJNDAY,NOVKMRR$$ ' Its • - I P _ - ' - 0 •--'''• ui reform bill in 1978. The hill would have strengthened the hand of the government in dealing with companies that use delaying tactics to overcome bargaining rights guaranteed In the National Labor Relations Act. Huge public relations campaigns were waged by business to kill the measure by filibuster in the Senate after the House overwhelmingly passed it. The campaigns for both sides were costly and the morale of labor was bruised severely by the eerience. It caused unions to abandon any effort to try again to pass the bill In this Congress, and business Interests, sensing an injured adversary, went for the kill, seeking repeal of the Davis-Bacon law wmth sets the pay rate for construction workers on federally-financed projects. The AFIPCIO and others were successful In stopping the repealer, but not before business threw a scare Into them. Writing Talent Wins Scholarship ___ -•-'.*". "!" r'" Sunday, Nov. 25, 1979-7* While some interests were trying to use legislative halls to weaken the labor lobby, others simply Ignored unions. The pre example is the J.P. Stevens textile manOfac. turing firm, unchallenged among government, religious and union officials as the prune violator of federal labor laws. repeatedly won collective bargaining rights for workers at Stevens plants in the South. But the company has continued ignore the union, even in the face of 21 NLRB rulings against It, to and federal court citations, A number of religious leaders have accused the fm of both "immoral and illegal" activity and Joined in pushing a nationwide boycott of its products. Organizing activity in the South, with a tradition of antlunion sentiment among manament fore h* h. Inw. �', • •1 •t 0 EveningFknuW (USPS 4120) Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANo, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director I 11121 to a _____ Th e Wrong Prescription W The Clock B7 JANE CASSELREIUiy White House Press Secretary Judy Powell characterized rejection of the administration's hospital cost-containment legislation by the House of Representatives as "a defeat for the common annd" Mr Pnwii'cU øULIl LVLIV%L the same misunderstanding of the hospital-cost • • •• • • f•• • • ••, _, ..' - 0' .•( -~• • '. ••,•••. • —. •- abed aajus," said NfL Lyo "S would ITake eacunes for e,ybo and could always find something good to any about U11" "Sit wasthemalum ri.,oneible for hml the school secretaries tg,tbar ad getting them OPINION Mabel Qiipinn, Sanford Grammar teacher, recalls. Mrs. Reynolds was easy to work with. ,as Ids't make ""mk% but teachers weded to cooperate. The firM year Mrs. Reynolds was at Sanford Grwimar was the first , yew ciintegration and If she had not been there things would have been really In a turmoil. The second year she was aware that many children came to school hwy. There was no breakfast proam, but on her own she had the teachers prepare peanut butter and crackers to serve the children with orange juice each morning," said Miss. 'So could work with all kinds of people. When they came doming in about something, after talking to Mrs. Reynolds, they would leave kdft sornetuing was really being done to said Margaret Reynolds will be missed by her friends family and all those lives she touched. *rltuafly, Ibiaaclally and every way," &L Lyons recalled Margaret always kept a rocking chair In her office and she put ftto pod use. Quite afew yowuers wire mhipçy about their first day at igIWu Estates schooL One little boy in particular kept running sway ad going hems. The efforts of the crisis tenelwr feiled, but the was solved when Ws.141meldobodthe small truant report to her office frd thing ,vq morning for about a mouth. Sue would luke him on bar lap and reck him inaftrm but loving way before sending Mm off to class with a smile on tdsfacL "H. feit he was the most Important person hi the entire school, but them eius mob all ofbar — JULIAN BOND - Atlanta's For The Future Leader 1 . Lungwood: New ' " : we a would solve, • -----' ___ be's m't • -_- - —,---'-- leas - it er. , "--- -• ___ - - • ' JERRY°3 WORLD '- . - - - - Cupid' s Bow M.ixea .. W*ith... U.S. Arms - iis his veelg ar -- inpelb ftMdiZ - . • • • - •. •••.' _ :1 . slMe as It . d UJssoae trusty preeuiuu *imrs s hem M teed else the ts he,. jir I ar----- uapaufMljpu,usj,, Wi*ltooneeiung Thited$dasndmdopinaabsetw any in the duvyed S ,Qiwi Ameriss wiop to ute in eus bMgoly to hethsr Prince P,abdlbst,sshjsejde P= 40maadkeMl. •sher rn of - akiab kab ad Ma 111111111110 as .1j dim the ase.the..stadaofs —,lj, ___ $aoreAmseisamed,mhhikeid betwim Re. ad flop, Sma D. the_•Pr115 Fabd, .11; maybe a d kem the tewegrk N.Y., at which US aerpe d' .1 $aMtolow- tofSoAruhin, bdMarcyMhed usduumy *ll daM In. Nui NadadsdaeassMMe,es wel Is W$ — - 1t - - • I__________ - •- - - - __n.• itohiaeheina The Cash IN .(acss place — be g of GAmrI SWIm. be a onemi ty WW ., ' ulow "5 _., ths _ - , . _, . .. . I I —_ A - . ."*'s sii*i* = iiiI~siIsWp0gftje uu i* 41111111111111111J 1r1In1iof ;r' I . — I =1logosI 011 — 6 - Q _- j L-i'• so of _ __ - ___ . . *I ; . — a ut new uaw 1e.Ipe jy 0 any it.... -ii.. ..--'--.- •r - we we - on money. to saythatoardty has ablaj,j nter Spr Can Expect Commercial ings ".1, By Thov PUA?4D Mayor, City of Winter Ip'Ws MAYOR JUNE LORMANN Growth A significard step forward was the vast majority of the adjacent property Is We have to dart bringing salary levels We can expect a leveling off of failure last year Of the effort to de-annex owned by developers, up In on a regular baits In these depart- new home construction activity and an the Tiskawilla area from the city. The The paving and drainage bonding merds. In this new ftacal year we mud acceleration is commercial construction. Winter 8pr is looking toward a Tadawilla residents turned down the program Initiated for the Ranchettes 2 concentrate on bringing the salaries and goodh year growt -wise 1.1181 There w ' r1ks of di_fuff,, how UM and IA h opened the door to other fringe luenufits With the widening of SR 434, have a n w'W increase Is ceumerunt tas te me. of on police personnel into a already en th. city's find bank ape, capital M::iuent pr cripitltive positi th wi area ibs . r—'-tI ikM cone cithsp r e fOvell• the CRY. mental entitim or Winter Sprinp win recently. A dentist's office and medical druction may be redralned. lstheqosihtyofssivlcethscltypro,lgjss. A major accomplishment diming the become a training ground for police center Is under construction and a Of major hiapact to the city has been The city council Is moving toward pad year has been the lowering of th officers, shopping center and several other the change In the attitude of the city solving the drainage and paving fire Insurance rating to city residents,e establishments are on the We can't blame an employee for going drawing boards. council members. The council Is now problems In Taikawilla. The city will be from seven to five. This usually leads to elsewhere for better pay and better taking actions to face the problems the contracting to repay and resurface reduction In fire Insurance rates. Lifestyle. city Is w In the coming year we have to face the portions of roads In Unit IV, where The fire department Of 14 full-time reality of growth and service demands in The city has made great strides toward dreets have broken down, and bids have firefighters Is doing an excellent job. Ali Another stop forward has been the the city. We must take the need for solving problems which have plagued o been It and aceeptid for Unit II, where the firefighters are required to attend hiring city manager. With a budget cppital improvement projects to the for years. The city councü is working prolilins add.emergency merhcai training In excess of $1 million and a population of people. After determining needs and about 9,000, a fun-time person was 1% need for paving NOM FAS4111000 We have one man kow par&.nw& opinion become major battle, and paving and resurfacing portions ci program. The department Is also needed hail to administer day-to- costs, we should put the proje6ts to a The previous council could not s,sm$o South Edgs*losls finally going tobemet. operating a rescus unit. day activities. It would be ridiculous to ds its jo putting psrsonalfeelhigsasIs Cods of the west will be assessed lie The 14-sworn personnel in the police think a $1 million business could be We can't Lag behind and this to deal with issues. Percent to 4dJaC401 property owners. The department Is doing a superb job as well, operated with part-time management. city council recognizes forever that. by we - j. . . wag tlssqboag . a cia I , "i at city MAYOR TROY PILAND Oviedo Marks ,. .,.I With Anniversary AM N%F VW . Outlook By moss*s 0. aioo,*yj service Sunday morning at thelgj town was known fares marvelous citrus Itself has changed greatly, cx. The several subdivisions which school, followed by COMM* pkgj it produced, as well as the Is growing. But Oviedo, typical of the truck peclally In the last decade. With the sprung up over the last decade arehave ,The year 117$ now community, Is growing hi unique way, and dimmer on the ground! The town vegetables that Cam' for Ms rich, loamy construction ci Florida Tedmological Qvl.de, for It w this yew that the town erected a permanent memorial, muck I4 Few people over the years University, whose name was this past nearly complete, featurin g homes In the not by leaps and bounds and with unO,O00 to $150,000 range marked the 108th annlverusy of Its birth. a medallion designed housing controlled snurts of activity, hive realised in In year changed to the University of Central everyone from physicians to and architects )e citizens of the town, headed by the commemorate Its p.M 100 yew., and New York, the HyattWaldorf-Astoria Rather, Oviedo Is growing, strange as House In Ccqo, orida, the town has become a attorneys to university professors and It may ee put then liaised Ms face toward lbs faders, and in famous neetairuds all acros. theFlrw'akable blend ofcitizens from seen, from within, and following all administrators. With the Influx of people, the growth pattern its citizens want it to eplehrMhs such as the town has never Oviedo bu changed greatly &M the MUSeS that the watercress adorning their walks of We as many professional as well the town is beginning to follow. The town Is. In the final analysis, w AM, by brass bands, days when Ii latit was a downbeat plates In Oviedo, Florida! To an agrarian people have sought 0mg change IiMb qeic u parades, and, later dignitaries, Place to live, a town rich in history Yang, a major kd.rusdhss SUM itrus and truck vegetable. are Oviedo's solitude wonderful place In In sian, Oviedo, along with the rest of It Is a town that remembers yesterday, aid all topped oft by a cusau vwdty chur ch of the raliresd. During o Of Oviedo, but the which to live. '"e 00s Mill the major utputs Flodd and especially Central Florida but looks forward to tomorrow. town - was an exciting one for a featuring to to ntenajal committ , on a the face of w_ grown - a nice c1Ir ass — Casselbeny Grows Steadily Despite Slow Economy By IULGRIER public works beikitag which eras to reviser a oui'miedcsffess sjPdem Agency had been awarded to oar city. year grant will fund the construction of a Mayer, City of Cansilherry on Ivy Road at Secret I Past ban aMok Jsvide offided mew Gee was a 'dip two dssigo' pseg, senior citizen multipurpose ce te the ye 117$ ban been a good on' for been r.4ocetsd. The an tacitly in of dealing dilly operilhsms._Now, an and the tl*t a 'sewage collection Secret Lake Park area. n r In the ci Cmeihrry. Ctrs die ft located aft Wer Park Delve hi the a result of thee aiti, • dl,wide sent. syda dady' gr regarding_septic of a sagging nerthes postiss of the oily. I in pe4y _greath Is Poll ewd he bs Iedallsd and mammas s. The fads received tIus Ibme In closing, 1* will us new 4::y. We've sees gas prime doeldi des of the irf- ' IsdtuJ ad by a full rscsplleaJs$—PIX awards will enable our city to evalod, growth and with It now bring bl pro ems and 'dyat, do so of new dredad news the dewn'time of city speeder. Is addition, its have OW POW sewage sy ems design new st and solutions. co I will /plIurTh, we are in the "midst of a ntinue an ¼rh, OneS it in Is qsrdhes. augmented sir emergency corn. kiipru-.ts accordingly. essive attitude concerning growth ,1jl111111111 bsem. AUIsIII.CaatrMFlSIId. laths ,when a puss wished to 1rMssi,ste.s.hit,d,argeasee In rsiplthis ci the fad 11aM federal aaggr nd with It maintain the degree ci sen. tbee.ecitbeoilyorssow coded.c 1sar —IMibsQty dales. tMawI'uadiapatcberto 1avs me be our city afford to v1ossnenladtomset your n.ds. Capital ed,yshiM.. to the lersaded of (e1herry a ma'1 p IaeIy* iad with psho, den ad rescue achieve_pmelvs and long range goels Improvements will continue as ___ a evidence r.ud .scur "es, dading the Mere of the we vs paradig ,4diH,aj aseroes to of your tan investment and programs ,.'As • of growth ad açg dividinI Pb" embers. IMa sided . meet 'ut madcaJ neele. A riced and services will Increase hi Ms. and rTset_ to _Øty'a IL: prdusms regerding e.e ad of 'WlbeuidhsofMiyad March, Ossmphciow ion woai nianber. This my commitment to the _ _____ *MI cl.rldwanuals .msrgeney my amse me MUflid that these grids be the 'Sealer QUeen Multipurpose City ci Ceasslberry and to the people who "Ied Asysuibyherij .tlbsild iin.1.d,Jpo.g madmir the euvlremsstai Pnetocthas Ceder1 prupuet Uawvdsd.lhislwo. have elected meu their mayor. ' — _______ ______ - ____ -I "4V —*~sft.011111111ift _______ _____ ___ ____ an ____ : _____ AHL0 * 1 nt yN011C.P'.m A MAYOR BILL GRIER 9 SP ings RaPId Pro ress Continues __ ___ ____ the City of Ailments sWa, y sej pr. w'_ — ('irthmued apgrading ci our utility time we UitI the fadipg was system. be made available by lbs Ia for Wag" lfrias, in f.*g the we or, .estiaiog —TheFksefatyo',,1jg Lowering ci our fire insurance the ('eater Street everp but the ratingkern ad $ I. Rating I gsweaor vateed IbM pertain peitakilng of ad aid ufflithea of ad srpacy (i"i— Cider me thrnh.d lbs7city. tesportfInis fade. We will cos4lnue tddeadfelerM seur. — to pads for fading for this vital link In — iatisC..ier was lyatem approved and under con or tfWepOse,4Ign network. There in 00 of auur we Mon been Min to--',eeno, ad •pudasd by lbs my, gift us a ettedIs. lbs Florida Depa,Owiut ci Tree. r _Ji d Mur property lax ad epost athms has installed a mew 'lgu'a$ be nwaftead ad ante cider t:i on .l Phs& lied of mevlme. Ji Many dhe imVVeftbOM5 threghout system on state Reid 4$ from Maitland ed the ..L. heses a rty, I deem 7' neey, V the had testiness, to go lbs w the City have bees acoQ91d but U Avme m eJnugI P arid we 'sJ V1 wit iss __ ise a user asinine is If £ thr*ew ale bed sMbsdm are w or king on the Idea" ci North 'i_¶ heInalbs s sdISCILI' — ao tani ilus' ..ei nation. L_ SR 4116 to Ceanes ad of & provIded service. ley Is L (lida. has impro4 very Itule. For a period Of i ROU!S,,t _____ ___ ___ - going to ___ in thedtyd uring$bs year; 1 Iha ur, _ 11111111% IW NO . me. Wi vuMmoom , ago, we to • - IN12 • . to we *900" ftesemp" L lill I- * — I _ __ W,4W " am. . . . . := "Vid dn am J%Z=_ I 40W " ~ r : j' . tel of In __ "f". -4 - N mdlm ny time i__ & MW - yo hr __ jnd rn to for me, flt • mother's city city cominklosetheldwildhandle ____ city is a my Wlbi1nWfl p for for - e for — Squabb e - te mayor a few . In the quality ci hospital services, Perhaps that 15 miwer rites are now located In the Birn isit. (uce the govenaned paid for abseUss far aelber c UMuC wants, .what ig ruiLlea w Mobil to always ed OPEC oil, ad then there's it .wwu at least be told They are Houston, with 11 mardi,s per poor women ads, the federal .dkuld tide the gsvueat. IWNL that quality of care would be adversely affected people; Los Angeles-Long Reach, with progrn. flag the poor don't hsve the meusy It uilM IbM the I'1OII with most to gain Bag I, toe, beosme trapped in the absities by price controls. This was consistently, but 100* is; )1Iwil, lii, and Dallas-Put Worth, 112. and power, that talk in this federal oily. so ft, with the flaw adSos from America's carved agony Is, as mod, thrad unconvincingly, denied by the adminiatraTtn, hound to Hoatn Is the New York-New when they ran o the ailIebe,'veld. it w imlog the gsiued with Be"as the Soviet Union, The Wall Street Journal has The House of Representatives wisely rejected h.ruy IndN9OIILM* ares wIth 17,1 murders no iurh-lae Ibsy Imi, in both sides of the pats aucrIpt5 of Soviet broaded p'*kual' 1° P' er 100,000 PI, the administration's bill by a decisiv Nearly three VOWS ago Oo 4W ended pssturW. casts to Iran IbM are U poisonously antiD,., ii ee..ai.i uu. uvieai w a Murder, crime experts say, Is the best f.derIy rna (].,,,p.g puagis American as Khradievs ever were. So the w1ems faded abortions for pier women not be the MIs or t't*' were at repeatedly tied op — ad federal withers NO y financedo special w orMddilEaduaiiotjiMoI1r (hospital) murdsus and, .tabe in case of ripe and 'oud — It would, abouldedsfaepsyIeNpqft — ISrael, but national security: while KhomebI think, be more accurate to .Wnh'IW, according to the gsveromed's over the imus of ertieu. credit the vote to recognition that pervasive So Ma3?flXd Jackson's psUtical faders may own figures, 80 percent ci lbs Msioald aor Mr. Cuter hostage to a SALT treaty that he is aeeie ins js,s,ammi py, price controls create more problems than have been abet down by wilp heeds thus. in law, to settis Ithss diapads : ad has iki* wedded his peusldssLy to. The they would powerisee to coatrel, the recurring that sathofy the adlebsstles for All. ergomeds for ratification of SALT U an now racism of his stats's popsiallon, ad the fear and their poP'& sappeetsrs Is the The edluabsithes forces red wed a hi the coiled of pro imagery: vbM will our oft1auta's.conom1epowlretructwsthatua t.1,aal1saij,it Ob allies think of ow resolve It we scuttle the ed oat crime ratw will doom this city's epprepriatims bills wire bvpulasety tied op ties rts far Ml i work ci three prr"i? eat Imi per. (owlet b'r'i * • an the Iliuss k Mde mire redrIvs flp tar ueh But tbMe in terribly '-etl I Wr e IhelVeof big-city imlissy but ebostlsuIaniangsaidtheSemMshept ksustothsflssr. about the President libIag. for on '— Letter, to the edito' are Weiw Maynard HZr.sk Ji mad surety 't Padaps * in todo imi smeilwNhapsveraeeettbMinfesg lee : it a Noimilly, Ca passes a redlee wonder these days If his fled attempt at publication. AN lefters mot be elped. w" MdJul ---er dad or l on a da of dangirady weiu1, fMIto — in 1100 abouldol have bees his naliis addre$s aid white • teP . w loft Mb we ammy number a. the Identity of the writer may be verifled.TheEvenig Herald jjpe -11 I&1W AII(t#W • -r wishes OfWFItef$Whodoasiwaatlbefrumes '" .N In priM. The Evening Herald Also reserves the lust - to 441i were to -eumWato ad or to . I , car" to wee "41116*111111111111113. IF utbignt of comprehensive - would have produced an inevitable deterioration Aids 'Out for - - ' %onanser a or so my — -.i. • to — . -- up to It Is evident to all, including those not privy stitution can hope to function efficiently while may be serving his last term. And Atlanta is to State Dept. memoranda, that Khomeini's struggilng to comply with the overlapping, and reeling under a crime spree that has aeon Nod to popularity lnhanis: don't give lnon l at this ... sometimes conflicting, bureaucratic demands of more people murdered here anything. His nbal to compromise is what in all of ivis. makes others give In, for example, the Caster :1OO or so public agencies. Where is the Carter no li bera li zation of Georgia politics and . . ,which thought that by going administration U U1IlLU ILIt*I1UiI b plUfl W ucas wim iris problem the evident demise of Talmadge's clout may along with Khomeini, It could win him over. The frequently inadequate Medicare and augur a defeat for the senior senator In 1980. WASHINGTON WORLD Now we know better. Medicaid reimbursement levels imiwad in 1975 But lf Talmadge lz unseated it probably won't There are myriad hitter lessons for Mr. have encouraged hospitals to boot prices for be by Maynard Jackson, whose political Carter • A.---and his advisers In this tragic services covered by commercial Insurers or Id future is now In doubtns Name iscluion for l directly by private patients. And, of course, ese froo the hostages without getting the sickly 2"3 as wen uti. of de facto price cont rols have failed to remedy, or Atla t 's Shah In return. What do we then do about largely rural legislat ure to pus By CHERYL ARVWION approvet i year, the House put te anti. Iran? Nile It? The iawlesiwt truth is that even address, some of the most significant cost- any gun control legislation. WASHINGTON (UPI) It — ng1a happened abortion langug. on lbs costlauiag sem. kind ci buffer none will always be escalating factors associated with Medicare and A recent editorial In the Atlanta Coo Uuisyear, aspredjJeasew,.Goajqupqi needed between the Soviet Union and the nlutIonwe,dIedai1i Medicaid. stitutlon said that Mayor Jackson could spoil very nearly ground to a halt as the House and fragile oll-produdng dates of the Middle In the abortion flgI, But perhaps the most glaring oversight in the the chances for succese of gun control laws In Senate squabbled over abortions. for more than two weeks in early October, Ea; am If the hostages are massacred, we administration's costcontainment strategy Is its the 1180 GeorgIa General Assembly. Not abortions for everyone, jug for the poor will eventually have to make some overtures the resolution was stalledad the go The CmAltution's fomulmUon Is that much — and then, anly a tiny goo of them. . Inattention to the quality of hospital services and Ischalcift was wilbeat . ' Of - the, anU*m control feeling amm effects o price con '! 1, dn.mo* ~ sl 110 IM Is M* on to comet on Gie's i1aydiogus,I and ducked the abortion Issue, t care. ' payments a variety of geverameat In Iron. : eatl'Mlssita Sentimed, and "a good bit Of wpmto anti-abortionists who threaten That, of COWlS, PtUWT)es that we are asietace pns' O NE Much Of Ow 61110 in 11000tal mots over aslad thet teding Is racial." sWilical retribution for not voting their way. resipol to continued, abjed dspendom on 2% 'two decades Is attributable to dramatic im1111011de 101111111ft 111111111169111 01samimew So Maynard Jackwo must beer the Nam The antl,alwAtIonists " A no mbertices _ do Middle EPA for beg or more of OW OIL * provements In the quality of services and for Ma city's murder rate. That murder ret., ever, for anyone. But Congress has lacked the 11111111111009111 abutko ler 'Plaimmed dgs The discovery of aiyd [SNIVel In who would w piriaest especially medical technology. Enactment of the while terrifyingly real to AtIh4's cP".ns, Is resolve to go that far. Instead, the battle Is by ether puts of the world, augmint.d by administration's plan to hold the annual increase low in comparison to other American c4tl,s. ft being fought year after year against the most oItatlin of nuclear power and abutloas oily If the w.má weuld dis or for In hospital costs to a maxiniwn of 11.8 percent — a Is also very moth a part ci a demographic vuas groop In society, the poor, and in synthetic fuels asthsy become cod-affective, *tinue of reps or In violent crime. figure well below the current rate f Inflation the a romwioas ml ims rsr themer t of thac could conosivably wean us from the smarly OPEC later NFWL called Statistics from the FBI hww" that low of .... ; n a been so busy trying to earn enough money to be able to shoulder this tax burden that our leaders have got us burdened with that they don't have time for loving, teaching, enoying and disclpllng their cli en. Many of these dulidreru get toget her and foam gangs for en joyment and entertainment because their parents don't ha ve time for that is spent for these school buildings and our teachers and educators salaries should warrant a much better education than our children get from our system. One thing that is most lacking In our homes and schools is discipline. If you don't start It at home and from the first grade In school, it becomes a losin g battle. Today the word discipline Is a forgotten word and maybe the st udents in school would not know how tospeUitor know Its meaning if it was used, Steuben Balint Sr. ByJUNEWpJJ board. We have a number of new In- program. The response has Just been modern and Mayer, City .1 Leegwwd In the works dustzfal businesses; a Longwood Is a grocery chI fwtadk; hopef ully this program will exceptionally well da equlinent and trained personnel, As the flrMappobged mayor under our Is Planned, anew bank opened, an S&L expand each year. beautif ul new Industrial center, a health People uk why I aminpofluce,ry care conter, and low deniity .new charter, rm proud to uy that I feel ciftce will soonbe open, a Burger gjng planned unit Wehaveanenglneenlngflirn working never look at the picture as pouucs but devel o city has fina y got the right corn- almost compl e. To take c e of opment. is on a Mann udy and ra ur ll et ar th complete drainage st ther as public service. I truly enjoy binatlon for a aucceedul administration growth we have In the past few mosdin building Impact overview Within the next year of the entire and get excited about helping to mold th goal and - a city manager to take care of the day. had our new well operating on the wed city. We have received federal funds e dream the nice big hail present and future growth Longwood to-day business of the city and a mayor to side of the city, determine our sewer service capabilities After all, I have lived here a long time, service with a police and fire complex that will ,Nm&e the ribbon cuttings, When I talk about what I have ac and the city stops necessary to provide the and with both my husband and my son ma years co rIgand factions that are compilihed asthe mayor.I also speak as but the utility service for our residents, necessary to keep Longwood. In the a commissioner, and on be of the having served as mayor it is a When my husband was half all We are fIjii1lh our challenge forefront of Seminole County's short years had bo 3,500 rapid commissioners, sInce one person can land mite plan a state-directed project These put , peo e. pl We now years ha ve almost 10,000 growth. five have only ASK action on any given request, to Insure that all cities' growt tion . h and cxdealing with trying to blend the old and popula As the mayor, I also chair our corn. Th If a commissioner doesn't panilon Is done without too much stress the new Into what Is best both and It's rn"1on meetings. I'm happy to say that haveerefore I want to see our streets paved In the the backing ci the majority, nothing on drainage, tr spo ion, utilities, frustrating at ti mes. But most of an rtat our meetings are not marathon sessions can be acccmpil*,d. I must say that we old section, bettor upkeep on our asle disposal and fiscal capabilities, efforts have been rewarded with a feeling st reets, and we need more as In th e past. However, again, this Is due have had some trying situations. But sidewalks. I This plan should be finished in the next of satisfa ction In knowing Longwood has would also ve to having a manager to keep the when ft comes down to actboo, we us ry much li ke to see us get a few mo nths, and hopefully will be a bene ed ho commission advised. new pod office hi a all agree,onrnod things anyway. better location. I rnodelforoutcityforthenextdecadeor make Our growth In Losgwood has just been beli eve that can do this without We have a new recreation department so. whatever inquiries I believe necessary out of sight. We have several new sub. with a full time &uctor, aid the raising taxes if keep tight cont rol Oar police and fire departments are vote on posal that comes before how pro v1s1ons and a couple on the drawing necessary, equIcsned to carry out the ami s nd our pe heat I am happy u th. In fit. 4h .11 . -. , ,,... .0 mayor _ them. Because they don't know what to do with their surplus energy, they devise some scheme and end up destroying property, using drugs, dealing, robbi ng and finally muirdot, Our school system has gone to more and more recreation and less education. Since everyone from children to educators are using calculators it o ught to be easy to figure out that at least 60 percent of the time is recreation and only 40 percent or less for education. The enormous amount of money or a As the end of 1979 draws near the Evening Herald thoukht It would be an Lake Mary. whose comments were included in the Evening lferaid,ls 1979 appropriate time to ask the mayors of Seminole County's municipalities as Progress Edition on Oct. 21. well as the Seminole County commissioners to tell us where we've,been, ._.-------u,ha ei ...L -•-- . . .. an wuviv we iV going. Inc on y mayors wnoae muss week we present the mayors. Look for the commissioners ' comments whose coiumnswsir not appear are those of Mayor Lee Moore of Sanford and Walter Sorenson of on next Sunday's OPINION page. : profile of the Ayatollah Khomeini, In an at. tempt to figure out what kind ofaman were dealing with, or more accurately, not dealing with, by the Ayatollah's choosing. He has reload, at lad report, to talk with anyone, even his feliow4n4errorlsm Yuslr Arafat, about roleadng the American hostages held at the embassy In Tehran, mill the Shah Is The without an adding machine calculator. Our education system Is so bad that youngsters In third grade have to have a calculator. The parents of our children have l The dory has finally broken that the State . protecting those who where enjoying we have we hardly appreciate the fruits of their la bors at home. It and become greedy and want They very soon forget unless they more. were bsome to lmea loved mead Our worse and weakest habit Is then sometimes he or she Is our foresight. Our abilities are forgotten, Our whole comadry with its getting more and more limited people have been traveling at such because we do not use our talents, terrific speed since World War II Twenty years ago our school system that it seems thit hardly anyone was regarded as one of the bed In stops to think where they are going the world; but It sire has gone back. and if MM Is to be a olace to wards since. Today many eighth • grade students can't write their We have all become the biggest name so It is leg1bie, can't fij and most careless spendess In the employment application form, and world. Regardle, how we get ihil when It comes to math, they are lost - Department Is constructing a psychological jackean's Sunday, Nov. 0, 079—IA - Writes: Our School System Has Gone To More Recreation And Less Education ever The Mayors* By EDWARD J. WALSH — I While tilng part in a Veterans Day Memorial Service on November 10, our guest speaker gave a very good and interesting message and the corded ci which should have b. heard by the general public rather than just a few of our Veterans and their families. It . is a grave shame how un patriotic and uninterested the citizens of the U.S can be. There is veryllttlerespect shown for the ones that gave their all and those who cane back crippled, disfigured and maimed by the wars while Ayatollahs ubled Ivenln Hers hi, lenient, Fl. - A Reader VIEWPOINT phenomenon so evident in the administration's proposed legislative remedy. In effect, the Carter administration's answer to rising hospital costs is the blanket imposition of federal price controls on hospital services. While this has a certain popular appeal, it overlooks the Tro lessons we should have learned already about the effects of government's involvement in the health:care industry. Step one in understanding what has happened to hospital costs during the last 20 years ii ATLANTA (NEA) Eleven years ago not ...recognition of the fact that hospitals have become many people had heard of Maynard Holbrook one of the nation's most regulated industries. In Jacon. YOW'S black lawyer made a name for New York state, for example, hospitals answer to no less than 164 regulatory agencies, incl uding 40 himselfin IM who he ran againd — and lod at the federal level. The costs imposed by this to — one of the Soidhe most popular , He= Talmadge. regulatory burden have been reliably calculated legislators Oneplank of platform called for ,.:'to be 25 percent of hospital costs in that state. *fteni centja factor which con. While New York state may be an extreme tributed to his losing 157 of Georgia's 159 example, overregulation is a problem throughout counties to Talmadge, ::.the country. Today, Jackson Is In his second term as :: It does not require an advanced degree in of Atlanta. Herman Talmadge, management or economics to see that no in recently rebuked by his Senate colleagues, .i._a • students feel the same way," said Mrs. Lyons, "alit dida't care If they were rich, poor, clean or . .. .-•• Oft teachers who had financial iwoblk " d word "I don't think stue ever sd an - 9 Home Delivery: Week, 00 cents; Month $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mail: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.; 8 Months, 424.00; Year $47.00. I-. - There are few school principals who evoked the reaped and affection of children, parents and followed cdorsasdidMrs. Margaret Reynolds, who died Thursday of cancer. Margaret loved kids and always had their bed Interest at heart No forbidding figure she, but a motherly type who always had time for a consoling word and friendly smile. She was a dedicated and espable ad minidrator with 42 years experience In the field of education. During the 77 years abs served In Seminole County benevolent influence has been felt in several schools, Pinecred, Lake Mary, English Estates, Sanford Grammar, South Side and Wed Side Elementary. Mary Frances Lyons worked as secretary to Margaret at both English Estates and Sanford Grammar, says, "I don't think she ever went home with a paycheck. So many children were without proper clothing and didn't even have underwear to wear to school so she would take them to the dare and buy them shoes and clothing. Sue also helped out many of the 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 308-322.2s)lo53.g9g Sunday, November 25, 1979—IA .•. 4 , . — t. *b'* " C -. - •J•4•ç 3• - _ _ • • IJ ". $ ssths Mft E*, ad iMvali. a - ?•• - • t• t • •• • • • m" 1 jj- • '• dledeedgeNe" — Vn . .. /. ?-: . ,.. A",. , -! 4, _ _ M4" . . ~_ - ___ ,-__ ,, •. ft , . ••. ',*A. . ;'-, #-• __ ,• ,•1 1 •.. • •.••.. .....,...# -. .--.- ..,-.. ,. - .-.. _ .......,. F-. . P, - b-_ • ."1 r- . ... - ..•..•. _ Y9jW 917 I _•, _____ 6 • - I #1 �- ..f M , t.- 10A—Ev.nlng Herald, Sanfo,d,Fl. - r -.. 4S- -.' -S. - .,j• • *- Sundsy, Nov. 21 1fl NATON - IN BRIEF 's .A Sub'l'c's Dad,* Iran' 'Wrong' As Moslem Crisis Grows SPORTS- Evening Herald, Sanford. Fl. We S rvived The Fire! DETROIT (UP!) An official wall has been closed around Joseph Subic Sr., who believes his son agrees "we cannot give In to any demands" despite a taped message from the U.S. Embassy In Iran in which the Army sergeant urged the deposed shah's extradition. Meanwhile, in a second tape a personal Thanksgiving message to his parents in suburban Detroit Joseph Subic Jr., 23, said he is being treated well and plans to spend Christmas In Europe with a girl he has asked to marry. The State Department Friday declined to even confirm the younger Subic's existence and said statements such as those attributed to him by the Moslem militants at the embassy are of "questionable validity." Inan interview Friday, the elder Subic, 5a machinist from Redford Township, maintained the United States should not extradite the exiled shah, who is being treated for cancer at a New York hospital. "What Iran has done is wrong," Subic said. "lam really worried about my son. I don't want to do anything to harm him, but we cannot return the shah or give in to any demands. I feel strongly about that, and I feel my son does, too." By Friday afternoon all queries of the family were being directed to U.S. Army officials. Army spokesmen Issued a two-sentence statement from the family saying "because of concern for the safety of our Ion and the others being held hostage with him wedo not feel ftwise at M time to make any further comment." In the second tape, released by ABC News, Sable added personal notes to the first message played for reporters. "I am safe and well," the younger Sable was quoted as saying. "I have been provided food, clothes and medical attention. I have not been under mental dress. I miss you all, even my brother John who I love a lot, "I have asked a girl to marry me. She is In the pictures I have sent beck to you. I hop to see her again soon. She wuJbe spending Christmas with me in Europe with her parents." There was no apparent Indication whether the young woman was another hostage among those released earlier or among On 49 still being held at the embassy In Tehran. The younger Subic, speaking In an impassive monotone, had read a one-minute statement in which he said he was speaking for all the hostages. The statement said the hostages hoped the U.S. government "will concede to the demands of the people of Iran ... then we will be set free." - NEW YORK (UP!) Stocks showed signs of wan. ting to rally this Thanksgiving week, but finished with mixed results as anti-American violence spread from Iran to other Moslem oU.rlch Near East countries. Trading was fairly active. The Dow Jones industrial average, which gained 9.22 points last week, slipped 3.93 points to 811.77. The Dow fell below the 80 level Wednesday but recovered much of Its loss prior to Thursday's Turkey Day holiday. The New York Stock Exchange Index gained 0.88 to 59.66 and Standard & Poor's SOOdock Index added 0.88 to 104.67. Advances edged declines, 909 10816, among the 2,069 Issues traded during the fotr day week. - Marine Corps Office Hit CHICAGO (UP!) A U.S. Marine Corp. recruiting office and the Naval Reserve Armory were rocked by explosions within-minutes of each other Friday night. No one was Injured in either blast, police said. The first explosion occurred Just before midnight In the washroom of a Marine recruiting office in a building on the Southwest Side, officials said. The other Mast hit the Naval Reserve Armory on the Lake Michigan lakefront downtown precisely at midnight. - F"IDA Congressional Hearing Set On Biscayne Monument MIAMI (UP!) A congressional hearing Is scheduled next week onaproposaito eznKj Blacayne National Monument 104.000 acres of mangrove, dotted bay and baffler Islands into a national park. Two Similar bills proposed earlier this month by severaI members of Florida's congressional delegation call for the addition of a tr angul shaped wee of - - - 55,000 acres to the parcel and the creation of a national , acr park from the entire 159 000 hearing on the Huae version of the bill is scheduled before a subcommittee of the House Interior and Insular Committee next Friday. - WASHINGTON (UP!) Twenty-live death penalty foes were jailed while conducting mock executions Outside the Supreme Court Friday to protest the scheduled Dec. $ execution In Florid. of James Dupree Henry. Prohibited from demonstrating on Supreme Court grounds, the group staged protest across the stet. - CORAL GABLES, Fla. dewwt suddenly angulled a serving table in flone at Ary cluWs Thankogift dinner and ad two elderly women Sam Ethel Bell, a, her hair AM clothing aflaine, r"In PdC I1WOU$h the di'll'l( OOfl) (OWJI4 with abos*810 "M Until employees caught and throw ber to do floor sci dousW the fisizise with tohisckft ft was - Do Refrigerators.9 Ele'dric Ranges i ions o Washers o Dryers — Is wa two -" we MkW_- Kroll add. --b other comsx% is be" am 09 Is FA jut", other ilv, s ve $ . - Dead Of Stroke 'Th•1' COrw. ad of - 5••• arm to - amp" V dip t'iAalau*s* . - ,I,Mu1IlIudII -•. I What did work well was Wickersham-s - of its final touchdown on Wickershafn 329 ..0 w,y -- - complimented Tribe coach Jerry Pony. lAuderdale Piper. gn.. J.iy Posey - = reasts@" br— WOW ft" MhiUback.sx Jd hoom h PAT Is *is in do Close * Rq* & adIsmink had the pscW housein an WIM. ~ 0000 mdor mot in i.e in te ma .. woo do" to do OSM 00010001110 00 MWO as M" sg I.J. *Min P*wvIW ~ %n9oN Rd I I IPA 11110 Is 11111 "d of do pwk . - .•..•. I am ft aft@10and augrac-W two Must "Merritt Island moved their cordefenders cosnjste a 6yard scoring ner "It's, been a ,,strange up and down up tight in the second half and p ay. iOOtu, season, closed Pony. cut off our outside Merritt bland came right back "We've sure our moments. "The e was," continued Posey, '' however, gobbling up what was left on "We couldn't run Inside either." The on state ph off loss closed the record clessettled for a 381ard fleld goal Defensive coach Roger Beathard bDok a crazy football season in lins to take a 10.7 Ii echoed Posey's assessment of the Seminole County. The Seminoles finisheld Wa hard call M ustang adjustment at the load Vohte 54 In regular season play and 54 overall. ,T* had 0codoW on do has in tough to call a defense on an pIayofthe$.m,whith, the Rsc'no1es marched 10 the MntMg. ci*ya J" Salter V . But a procedure penalty in md them back to the six . lift Si't by Mt Iid defense uppid 8m • - - tj Z osiastor nNoft their lindlachers Wand And mi"I the so Aw we had our 0sys collstw4hodlepwithamolawwas dible," Beathard explained. "It's Reser 800mord . - L :. ~l I • A"--VA enw re . .,. 11• 1mdJm RIURUIWUW • - - • • ' - • 41 - -. u_lw. .-•. •. ir 4di 1011" : V • • I' of After racing out to a 4-0 conference the TIribe came back on the final week of a* "We had a super pass rush In the first season to wrap up the district c. half but then they olow 61"41 teaming pionehip, "PIN a Us"game losing Julio (Griffin)and we darged leaving our streak when they but Lake Br&rAsy 41. fed who we could bm had a few more 26. - I ; l to : Amanai Ki tchinAld•i Quasar Tolftlelon 's J N • Panason lc .Sp..dgu..n - - cn• UP tight ;!' . - d t off our outsid. - UVV • ••- move Merritt Wand to the Seminole 2B- ' . more. 1 i• cind Ain Mlcmwe • Popcorn Makor • Coff. Mak.r', / • Sio''w''n''In'll - Skillot . AMorle Oberon UV 7 , so CIn.rnoB.outy hw.rájs,ik,. - . -. . - -- .Ø :1 - ___atIirllalIbsIsuc.usa W r - mile" "A M It adoes ftWnm OW 11W.D& 4d.me -- Vinciffll - blaids lomblantion of raw" off, ter" Jeff wilderohma ad three year . iimntii wer e "dintrocutid" IL_ __G lifft -- by ons. Mulwd*Ups a d_ as = and defending pies PIN7'l CTSW iioiidid With - - F1lng O1 d*ing _____ .. . LOOSE Herald Photos by T•om Tribe halfback Reggie Branch finds a big opening In the Mustang defense and breaks loose for a good gainer during first quarter action. There were few runs like th is however in the second hail as the Mustangs shut down Seminole the clock with a long march and scored sacks and they made the best of It.,, tbs. form of reserve quarterback yard line, Posey added, "They "led jumping debut in the second , yard strike to Armstrong, Wishinu, j a around a lot on defense the second half Merritt Island's delease asserted . ram• , and we mIsa,d a few blocks because of iL rmstnng, t in catui r is luttd . j , in gr psriei nt ivtmjiy -v"vi, aeconàry tinvugout tise trst / areswW Dave, With Th.y o tough. F" VA PAT kieL dmk 11rd down the renolobt a( the rwqUm do seven __ 7 7' inJliUwa4eraflsrce5.nInol,pa.a game. They are a Much tougher ball club With the man mobile Wickirsharn than most tug we'" seen", com, a _ti daft of the grc game by cal the aiai, foofball fleam constantly finding PI1*ntid Akins wIIlUIU WUW &7 w effort. We Just got together at halftime and morm &" PJ* BWW n, Merritt Island aWJd1oGrhVKtocanMw0 lIdlat WOVO had our responded late In the a" Wiad gad decided we couldn't make the CMY as we Ve faced all clarl mudn"for tftd*n poosso cc controlled the balIpm from that point. Mistakes we made In the first and second If Mod 31 Yards. After holift do periods. The Vibe made a last ditch efflort to mofflonftl-Posey If III - amm" pw 10 vio~ in the Akin added."Battle has been bun it lot get tack Into the comm with Ant MU. the iIntV5 ye.arel-Travis Akin, 1I "Mm.Mal Matteroffadthere was the bminam the Tribe offense got several games he couldn't even practice bland Wd an roas of 16 and mom Wtfm*W for Us only sustained dri" of QmUft& 4*, bothered by a for — but he had a good ballpme The MUstanP, who have now won 24 yard.. AM% Mustang pass rush, scrambled t0lai&-10 straight over a two year period, will play loose and hit Darryl Washington C*0Wifl$ "They adjusted well at halftime" host to Lake Worth, 6.3 winners over R. Afthur over the mlikile- Washington garnered Those 'low diffavag tMW,came in L. Video Cassettov* orders, Freezers e aves Rada Air - me Disposals -- ad no Irarlow let. 098 - - or 040".im IN jw.ek long. prior s*oIN' mats pl . BREAKING quarter and tout the flasi 4ansa. Armstrong on panses of 15 and 36 yards to and they didn't work wet" w A - rim0 — ??zi _ tA 11y JOE - so lived In godad hr the William Anderson (Jako) past V Yon and was a Adam, 75,o(3101 Lilly Court, Sanford, died rrid orlande. Sam In Ky.,h, had bssnargof Surv ors are Sanford for n years and a daughters, Christine Member of Holy Cross cAlounder.&W Tbehu E1111001001 Qwrcb, $0001ord, A BMW both d 11- d S011 for L The Rev. John A&= of the -losi an Aplaot the Do ylcldthecrowd: "Time my have hoena way . u ft lopI but there Is no way to Call their dim mien "Thddi Y" pntnton said they how to *emMIae Florida's "ea'rlr MMe' Al to by polsoling six death WIN GQV. While the death - . tcb person "executed" were a "death warrant" a while iv UPOul - The SxeCsdICIIS followed the Supreme Court'i action In irs death ploolly A"" In Several at" me demonstrators asid they wanted to show the "coort's AREA DEATHS "ft CLEAN But after more then a down I 1prisonerV1 were Ilezecuted"in athsi equipped wWuleather straps and alumlnwnwfring,sli demointrators playing died were tagged by other demonstrators onto th. court grounds In violation of the per. in upholding - C ac $ e going against e Mustang interior defensive line. Jackson teamed up with Joe Baker In the first half to give Seminole a ground attack but Meffltt Island bottled up th e rush in the - U - Seminole - Gilmore, who was killed by &* squad in Utah, am im BL** who was put to death In biffada's pe chm in October. Her cou"do,Emily Harris, 81, was burned on tbs stomach and wrist but saved unchtIcaj in jury. She tore off her flaming Arapped to TOUGH . ..A" liat.dln critical, condition Friday sight Ill -. - - YARDS As ratcrs chanted "Death Row lint Go," ttstriet olColuna police arrnted2 of them on charges ofuuiawfig antry and parading without a permit. One of demonstrating carried a cardboard "death warrant" wound Ida neck with the I'sene of John Spos'k,llnk a drow who was electrocuted in Florida I", May. Dessert: Woman In Flame __ . Senday, Nov. 21, 179-1$ Merritt Island Explodes In Fourth Quarter Ti Beat Figh tin Sem'noles Everything in our showroom must go so we can 25 Death Foes In D.C. Jails - :, - •,__• sA I - Stock Exchange Is Mixed • �A v*nhiig Herald, Sanford, Fl. LI 2 Sunday, Nov. 2$,7 - Floghting Sem moles Rutigliano- 'Pull The Pin' Fourth Quarter 1 11 Surge For Rotary BowI Win Over Lyman ..'...., . ~ , ~, ., . ? . 1~.__ % I •j:'; . * .. a ., -, L .1' , , ..;.1, - , , . 1-41 r . . . 1 . I r ,% , ... ~.- 11 t,,*;-t. ,,W* " `.. . ,:,& ~ -# I-,, 11 jj .r ,.:, 11 I " m~_, ti .. lt ~ .~`. .- M Bruce McCray outjumps Jeff Nelson for a rebound in second quarter action of the Fighting Seminole Rotary Bowl Championship Basketball Tournament w$aver Use Lyman Greyhounds. McCray, oa*444hmj;emin ks to finish e the night in double figures helped spark a fourth quarter Tribe surge that saw Hill Payne's crew run up a 21.4 scoring advantage in the final period. `0 - Oviedo Lions Roar . mate Paul MUllne of Bb* Moore, McCM and Sambsugh - Cavalier's Lambert ; 12w7 Ronnie Murphy Of Ov" who scored 16 adn's in is winni-, effoltagainM Lake Brey.Rggj of lake ,,1, . CHICAGO (UP!) - Bears' quarterback Mike Phipps suffered a broken nose In Thursday's game against Detroit, but Is expected to play Dec. 2 against Tampa Bay, wearing a special protective face mask. Also, a doctor examined Walter Payton's shoulder Friday and said it should be healed by Tuesday. Barrett Reaches NEW YORK (UP!) - Phil Esposito of the New York Rangers, sports chairman for the third annual Transplant Olympics, will hod a cocktail party at the Hall of Fame Club in New York on Dec. 13. Esposito will gather with an impressive lid of sports and show-business celebrities who will discuss their participation In planning thIs year's Olympics. The rt obtained from the Kidney Foundation of New York, Inc., 432 Park Ave. South, New York, N.Y. 10016. pa y Is by Invitation only, but Information may be M 2 CIloniz.Qulol. H' 0 ($4) 31.00; P (24) 143.71; Trlfecta lox (I$ 1.091.11. Fifth game lSabinoM.ndez -- - -- 0 - I d 3 II Detroit at Minnesota Vancouver at Winnipeg $4 S 46i v. 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Colorado at St. Louis NY Islanders at .0* An, Pro Basketball 11111;1iI!!I!1411 I ________ 26.15 aussed fighting penalties Thompson scored for Detroit. '3 Arts Alda Boston at Montreal 5.30 3.70 SManoio-Zarre Quebec at Hartford 3.30 0(3-7) 36.50: P (7.3)54.31:1 (7. Chicago t Toronto A - 3,933; Handle 1243127. auto ______________________ Our Regular •988 Jack Valiquette, Ron Door. U 2 3 31 Things got rougher in the me, Randy Pierce and Lucien II 4 3 23 10 4 4 34 second period when the teams DeBlols scored within a four- NY Rang* at PlItsbgh 1.- 3-5)1040. ______ ONLY ________________________________ /?'•DR. SOCKET SET S 9 2 II traded goals with Rick Blight minute span in the first period 7 10 3 16 and Thomas Gradin scoring as Colorado snapped Its fourFriday's Relvits Atlanta 4, Pittsburgh I for Vancouver and Clarke and game winless streak. Rene Colorado 1, Det roit 2 Pro tallying for the Flyers. Robert added an empty-net Phila S Vancouver 2 A 20inlnute brawl erupted goal for the Rockies while Satw'days •amis and five players were Dennis Pokmnlda and Errol Buffalo at Wash, aft. 4.3) 3)5.40. Twelfth game 7 Silbao-Msndez 20.10 27.10 310 ES., _ WED. 88 W I. 1 Pfs. Al Hill. Toronto Quebec 3.50 40 7 7 4 15 Philadelphia emerged from shutout bid with less than 9.10 3.60 Boston SManolo 330 Buffalo - 0(6-i)72.41; P (5-4) 316.31:1(5- Minnesota Q(44)41.41;P(6.4) lit 30,1(4. ' . SAE'. 'S'. Dr Chrorne.platedto resist rust, * prcIson molded for secure ft Metal case layers from each team power-play goals In the , • 4 n checking 15.60 3.60 4.40 ___ . i 3/e'•DR SOCKET SET Our Reg *6.08 f It 3 15 26 of 50 penalty min utes and vast and Kent Nllsson scored 3 Il 5 fl two p Wales Conference __ . III ,or Chrome plated to resist rust Precision molded secure ft Comes in metal storage bo 1/'!. 16 match in which the Flyers got period goals and Jean Prone- 4 ... i "That's the first game In a night, after the Flyers cx- long, long time the other team tended their unbeaten streak has out-manhandled us," said to 36 games with a flght4llled Vancouver Coach Harry 2 vict over the Van- Neale couver Canucka. "Very few In other games, Atlanta 6 460 Pittsburgh ,3SabinoMartnex ' • Metric or Standard813-pc. D"1 year," said Philadelphia off the Ice. 0(1.3) 43.40: P (31) 96.30; 1 (3- Hartford I' 1-2) 239.40. Detroit 6 10 2 14 Tenth game Adams Division ___ - - "That's the first really battle sent Canucks' Rick physical game we've had this Blight and Flyers Bob Kelly Norris Dlviiia to its fourth straight victory. game misconducts. w L 1 P95. Both teams came out The Penguin's Rod Schutt 1460 630 640 Montreal 12 S 3 27 6-5)551.30. Eleventh game 6Manolo-014 9.50 6,30 3.10 lArtaArana 3.50 3.40 11 In the third period, after Ninth some 2W 'Sin Antosd . I •.. P/i'a p/PEP 8/ SUN., ~"-DR. SOCKET SET 9 7 5 23 goal and an assist each in a Hautakaillo delIvered first- 6.10 5.50 Los Angeles New JYWV AMP .4 ARGf M4R7 Or 'PEE-fIN , c4/4YA,'" E SAVING PLACE , 4 7 6 IS 23.50 Colorado 0(1-3)37.30; P (3.1) 93.95; 1(3- Boston ' f ::~~""ssssa tack with a Chicago Eighth game St. Louis 3Bilbao-Msrtnej 11.60 430 3.00 Winnipeg lCiionJ:.Juan 17.60 1.40 Edmonton ____ - I they do it as well as anyone. the game's scoring, another International Campbell Csnference 0 (3-4) 39.40: P (4.3) 94.31; T 4. Vancouver _ . Aut. OiØ. OW 0•llv L4, iv., tsi Coach Pat Quinn Friday 32) 272.10. I Aids 7/Me $iWD,lJad. L=Mt- ea a" KIWORM OMlp .*. k*. tU .,j BiIbao-Oyari 9.40 7.10 5,20 Patrick Division '.lSabino Anna 5.00 6.00 W 'lAldana-Amore ISO Philadelphia 13I.1T7Pis. 32 teams try to play us that way Mopped Pittsburgh, 4-I, and -: 0( 4 .l)S2.40;P($.4fl$.0,y($. Atlanta 11 3 25 anymore and whentheydowe Colorado defeated Detroit, 54.7) $29.11. NY Rangers 9 10 1 19 retaliate." 2. Sevonth game NY Islanders 6 9 Rookie Brian Propp and .1Zate-Arana 2310 5.10 4.20 Washington 4 14 3 II 3 EchanoUrquij 3.10 7o Smythe Division Bobby Clarke led a balanced Flames 4, Penguins I -2CiIonlz.Pores 340 W 1. T Pts. Philadelphia at Garry Unger and Pekka -. ___ Phoenix at Denver Sunday's Game, New Jersey at Cleveland Golden State at Milwaukee Kansas City at Los Angeles Phoenix at Portland Sy United Press Sixth game __ ____ point of playing rough any more. But when they have to, 3.50 Pro Hockey -7.3) 34330. 4 Bilbao IR6F7PiV//tW qp ,r .. 4,9,r I - j\ ________ d aily 9:304:30, Sun. 124 once known as the "Broad c;iiiis drew game misconStreet Bullies," don't make a ducts. 9.40 750 0(1-1) 70.10: P (1.7) $72.10; T I Elexpe A 8.4' .'.ew .-+.4P W///tE ' - Shop Orlando ahd SañfOd ill By United Press International while Philadelphia's Behn The Philadelphia Flyers, Wilson and Vancouver's Jere 11.20 4.10 4-20 3Manolo.Elorza St Physical Squad Washington at Houston Golden State of Chicago 5.10 3.10 7.10 - ___ 'jers Games 6RlcaOyari '3 SImon-Atari ___ ___ 9 ii .450 6', Il Cleveland 20.40 $3.20 7.20 New Je at Ne-a' York rsey at Philadelphia O 460 Detroit at Indiana 3.50 0 (4-7) 123.50; P (74) 331.15; 110SIon of Atlanta 3Alava . . Jaycees Selling Tickets 9 4 .391 5 7.40 3.10 3.40 San Diego Third game 17) $31.11. 1, EP '2Y ,YPC •. '~Q 14 S .636 1", Gold St., 9.40 $3.40 '7 Rico-Aids BAY 8e1ccA4'EERS I lCIlonuz.AItu 6ZaleQuiola 2 EchinOKoldo lraZarr, Baltimore's quarterback situation is the same as It has been it was a big one. Friday's Ce its Boston its. Indiana 103 ;-!Jos.R.y,s 113, Houston 102 , * (25) $5.41; 1' (2-54) 111.21. Detroit $19, MIiwae $00 secoødgame San Antonio IlL Wash III IPitaAr,,ore 10.40 5.00 3.10 Chlcgo 103, Atlanta 95 310 3.00 Phoenix 1$, Las Ang -Ill .4JoseBelti. 370 Kin City 107, Sari Diego 9) 0(2.7) 3445; p 162.0O 'I (2Seattle N, Portland 90 7-4) 744.30; DO (2-7) lSSO $RicaOyari - ___ -FENSj!1 A '*M,./oq &5T9 SCMEBOARD Friday night results First game - ____ by Alan Mover Veteran quarterback Bob Griese will be on the sidelines as SLZMO'Y- I .. - Don Strock calls signals. Strock came in last week against In coordination with the city Ticket orders are now being IF! (A8aw) Cleveland and directed the Dolphins to two second-half touch- of Orlando. 'Die Orlando taken with gold sponsors, 50 .47 PFft/I'f downs In a 30-24 loss. Griese, who has had his problems this Jaycees will co-sponsor the tickets or more; silver season, learned on the flight home that he was being be I-Vq4vP DiWev nched. NCAA Division l-M football sponsors, 25 tickets or more, .47 t/,64c#r,EA'. "I'm for the team first and myself second," said Griese, who ctmmnplonsttip on Saturday, receiving special packages. l.4fO*'5 +'t?/? IV.4IVfr' _______ had one of his best seasons last year at age 33. "I'll stay ready December 15 at th e Tangerine Ticket prices are $6 for +'Otr'OR *9 8E'4t and help the team in any way I can." .V Bowl at 1:30 p.m. The game sideline and $4 for cndzone. Strock Is no newcomer. He h P/CA'EP 7,4'$7 IWI'fr Portland as ba cked up Griese since 1973, a 7 .696 will be nationally televised on Single ticket reservations are Seattle /4' /977 7 " and last year led Miami's 42-0 rout of Baltimore. . Los Ange ls .. ABC-TV. 14 I 436 1'.' also being taken. qtPEC7VF1Y. - . Phoenix J ai-Alai - ___ . V 1 00' ,. 4'4RE 01r 7'7Y C,f'EP' 7 ca'? '9 6#F7E7 N/ promised shake-up of the Colts lineup after last week's loss to for all but three weeks of the season. New England turned out to be only a few minor switches. And Jones, weho hasn't played in three weeks with a sprained that may not be enough Sunday to stop the Miami Dolphins, right shoulder, is listed as questionable for Sunday's game. who have made a few c hanges themselves recently. But he didnt throw at all this week, and Baltimore will start Baltimore hosts the Dolphins, an AFC East rival that still Greg l.andry. holds playoff hopes, at 4 p.n. EST In memorial Stadium. Several of the Colts said they think Marchlbroda's lineup Marchibroda has insisted hrough most of the Colts dismal 4-8 changes were strictly moves to show the beleaguered coach Is season that oft-injured quarterback Bert Jones was the dli- trying to do something. ference between his team winning or losing. But last week's 50"Ted, I understand, is under a lot of pressure towin. And he 21 loss to the Patriots shook that contention, apparently feels he's making moves to help the baliclub," said Rookie Nesby Glasgow will replace Lyle Blackwood at free Blackwood. "1 just don't understand them." safety. Wide receiver Mike Slani, who has spent most of his Fernandes added,"If they're going to make changes, It time on the bench since being traded from Oakland In 1978, will seems to me they could be more productive making their start ahead of an Injured Roger Carr. Veteteran defensive end changes elsewhere." Ron Fernandes will be replaced by Greg Fields. Miami, 7-5, announced only one lineup change this week, but Esposito Aids In Olympics Former Player/Coach __ En joys Artistic Life ____ BU.TIMORE (UP!) - Baltimore Coach Ted Marchibroda's Barrett, a Hollywood stuntman, hopes to reach mph today at the Air Force Base with an attempt at the sound barrier slated for Sunday or Monday. The speed needed to crack the barrier was expected to be near 750 mph. ___ ___ BROTHER ACT Tam pa Hosts Minnesot-a ra ,,,, ,.,.. With Celtics ___ ___ c.., :i'. I ,. 4S 11-4 Keeping Pace ___ IIZZ I 544 M.P.H. - . ____ Dolphins Face Road Test, EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. (UPI) Stan Barrett powered his rocket car to 544.217 mph Friday In preparation for his attempt at cracking the sound Philadelphia r injury Nose Phipps Suffers Broken Fourth game 1 Echano.Vegas 6.20 360 4.00 "r' ground attack, and a little luck Chargers impressive win last week, Dec. 10, and also must face Cm- game losing streak on the road. The Some m I g h t call it unorthodox, night be necessary as web, because '.hich dropped his team to 9-3. cinnati and Buffalo. Houston 's other Broncos have won six of their last but Cleveland Browns' Coach Sam the Browns have never won a game Some good had better come out games are against Cleveland and seven games and will be seeking to Rutigliano has a specific game plan at Pittsburgh. of it or it makes it worse. I don't Philadelphia. avenge their loss to the Raiders in In mind for Sunday's showdown miss the po int And with the Steelers' embarthink anyone can against t he Pitts bu rgh Steelers. In the other Thanksgiving Day their home opener. that we have to win from here Wi rassing 35.7 loss to San Diego l as t "We've made some defensive game, Detroit blanked Chicago, 2(4), In other Sunday games, St. Louis week, Pittsburgh can be expected to out. said Noll. changes," Rutigliano said. 'We're to drop the Bears 2' games out of visits Cincinnati, Philadelphia The Browns, who have taken over giving our middle linebacker a hand come roaring back this Sunday AFC's top first place In the travels to Green Bay, Washington is NFC Central. especially since the Steelers now from the Steelers as the grenade and If Franca (Harris) or New England, 84, leads the AFC at the New York Giants, Kansas City find themselves a half-game out of offensive team 368.4 yards per Rocky (Bleier i appear he'll pull the first place in the AFC Central. game , are driving towards a East by one game over Miami and is visits San Diego, New Orleans pin. We're going to work on our pass playoff spot with an 8-4 mark. heavily favored to down Buffalo, 6.6, travels to Atlanta, Miami is at defense too - long, medium and courtesy of Houston's 30-24 Should Pittsburgh the on Sunday for the second time this Baltimore, Minnesota is at Tampa win, Thanksgiving Day victor over Steelers short." Bay, and Los Angeles travels to San would again be in a firstseason. Dallas. In any case, there will have to be place tie with the Oilers with three Francisco. Also on Sunday, Denver, 94, plays some sort of strategy for the Browns Pittsburgh Coach Chuck Soil was games remaining. Pittsburgh its final home game against On Monday night, Seattle plays defense as it faces the Pittsburgh grim when referring to the travels to Houston on Monday night, slumping Oakland, which has a five- hit to the New York Jets. RICHFIELD, Ohio (UP!) - Cleveland Cavaliers' centerforwarti John Lambert will miss the next two games because of an ankle injury. A Cavaliers' spokesman said Lambert would miss today's game against the Knicks at New York and Sunday's home game against New Jersey. I . A By United Press International Out For Games With Ankle Two Plan . Have Explosive 's . • Aff- Brown IN BRIEF By BENTON WOOD j Herald Sports Corresposdeit A 21.4 fourth quarter surge by the Sanford Seminoles gave them a come from behind 56-48 victory over Lyman In the finals of the Rotary Bowl Basketball Tournament. In the consolation games, Oviedo edged Lake Brantley 6541, Lake Howell eased by Five Star Conference foe DeLind 634 and Leesburg nipped Bishop Moore 5958 in overtime. "Lyman gave us a scare for 31 minutes," replied a jubullant coach Bill Payne after the victory. That they did. After the Seminoles jumped out to an 18-12 first quarter lead the Greyhounds came charging back behind the play of junior forward Neal Gulls. He pumped In 12 first-half points to give Lyman a Allan 21-24 halftime lead. "Losing Butler (Reggie) to foul trouble In the first half took away our inside game which hurt us tremendously," commented Payne. Lyman opened up a seven-point lead it 38.31 with 1:39 remaining In the third quarter. They were led by the hot handed play of senior guard Jeff Nelson who scored four clutch baskets for the Hounds in the third quarter as Lyman cruised to a 4045 lead entering the fourth period After a basket by Gulls the Seminoles went to work. Butler hit a layupto slice the Greyhound d to 44-43 and former Lyman cager Glenn Stambaugh came back to haunt his farmer teammates as he scored with 4:04 left In the game to give Seminole the lead for good 45-44. The Tribe proceeded to up Its lead as forward David Thomas hit a couple of baskets to expand the advantage to 5644. Lyman added two meaningless buckets to make the final score 5648. Seminole was led by Bruce McCray who had 15 poInts. Thomas added 12 points while Stambaugh collected 11 for the Seminoles. The Greyhounds were led by Gills with 14 points, although he was shut down In the second half for only two lids by the ferocious Seminole defense. Nelson and guard Sam Lemon each chipped in 12 points MraId "! f!!' No" apiece for Lyman. Bruce McCray gets a hug and congratulations from a teammate as the final "Sanford has to be as good as anyone in the state," stated an buzzer sounds showing the Seminoles with a 1979 Rotary Bowl Basketball amazed Lyman coach Tom Lawrence afterwards. Tournament win over the Lyman Greyhounds. "They have excellent personnel," he continued. "Their size wore us down tonight. Bailey (Glen)got in foul trouble late in the game and It seemed like everyone got hot all at once for Sanford." In the game for third place, It was a see-saw battle between Orange Belt Conference foes Leesburg and Bishop Moore. The Yellow Jackets of Leesburg held a 28.26 halftime had behind eight first half points by Leanard Everett. The lead changed hands several times in the third period before Leesburg took a 4037 advantage Into the third period before Leesburg took a 40-37 advantage Into the final period. Leesburg held the lead until All-Tournament aolectlon.'flrn Koepeell scored for the Hornets with 2:11 left In regulation to tie the score at 47 all. The game was then tied at 49,51 and 53 before Greg Topper gave the Hornets a 55-53 lead with 17 seconds showing on the clock. When he calmly sank two free-throws. After Leesburg tied the game at 55, with eight seconds i.ft, Bishop Moore committed a turnover and Topper fouled Anthony McKinnon with one-second remaining. But McKinnon missed the free throw sending the game Into overtime. Ironically, McKlnnon won the game for the Yellow Jackets as he scored the winning basket with 33 seconds lift In overtins to give Leesburg a hard fought victory. Afl'l'rn..a.....j IJoining Knewmall nn -. •ha .vtsuw . w.w wwv i. k .., - .• - Sunday, Nov. 23,1C79-3B SP ORTS Maybe, just maybe, Joe Montgomery's Doug Derachimer of Lake Brantley and Fred Himenof "Troy really called the right play at the .,"• i' :.:....,.. .1 DeLand rounded od the all tournament squid. J. undefeated Oviedo Lions will finally get some right time," Montgomery explai ned after the attention train the state prep pollsters. contest. The Lions notched win number 11 of the "We had studied their films, and the way season. Their victory came at the expense of their ends had been packing in, we thought I . .". New Port Richey Hudson to a 12.7 tune in 3A that the pass play might just work." Mate playoff action Friday night. Keulnger took the snap, pitched out to The fairy tale story Lions claimed the McQennon and sat back to watch the lion's victory in a fashion that Montgomery had final drive strike pay dirt as McQennon hit stated some concern about earlier this past Dennis Siminaky with the touchdown pass. week. Keadnger finished the night with a 1017 "We've never been behind, not once this performance good for 145 yards while season," explained Montgomery. "I was the Orange Belt Conference pretty sure we are the kind of a team that can rushing king, rambled for 90 yards on 18 reach down inside and make a comeback but carries. Keith Whitney and Glenn Stambaugh provide most of the trophy lifting By we haven't been in that situation anytime this Ualted Press muscle as the Seminoles ater.itie.a Plus 119, Ducks The Lions outclassed Hudson lii the whoop it up following their Rotary Bowl season" cham. [,jm4a pionship round win against the Lyman For the Philadelphia 7fos, J g down department by a 144 margin. Greyhounds. Montgomery's Lions found themselves In trying to keep pace with the Eric Money combined for 72 Bud _________________________________________ meforefinaldrlveandhad that spot for the first tUne against the Cola-u. Boston Celtics In the At1itIc polsdaforDetj'oit. Losigled all moved to the Ovledo 31 before Keulnger, Division means net hav After taking a first half 6.0 lead lado the locker doubling ing a scorers with rz punts room, Hudson struck In the third period to play with afree hider had 25. Brim Winters hing tackle that killed the letdown against anybody. crunc take a74 lead. Aftertheftersheldouthe lb. mackswitilin. Cobra's hopes of advancing in The first half appeared to be a defensive the Mate Houston Rockets, 113-102, Ballu 108, Hawks 90 playoffs. standoff between Oviedo and Hudson. But Friday eight to day 1% R1. The. scored 17 Th. victorious Lions will now tackle games behind Boston, points behind the naming of senior halfback Marvin and David Greenwood in vill Ga es e Eastaide In Gainesville Friday Philadelphia McQennon the Lions stuck a score on the Coach Billy addsdaltop,c,Qde.go,Ib. night. EaMai4 defeated North MarIon 3541. Cubw board with just 28 seconds rent said, "We r In al Hawks had a thce to tie the u season has bow DENMARK, 8X. (UPI) - His oil pohitings bring up to en like a dram," eam," said came aid to play toeigtd . ly quaitsr number two. The game at 90, but Darn Romd. J the Mate record for several an Harrison Is alarge, U000 and his limited edition years. McQemon bowled over (rain the one-yard elated Montgomery after the victory. "I Intensity was there, We field mIpsd two free (brows strapp man who U theacore, adding six points to his 127 don'twaid to wakeuprlght now-jt'sgr,aj," executed verywe3lar4hitthe with 1:90 liii. prints unframed sell for "At school (South Carolina) l1or y hi It has indeed been a great season for the 11 open man cosiddadly." total point figure. as much as $1,100. Spun 35s you were sIçpoas to paint once hold the record for the OU ns wvea not had wi aa The PAT kick was wide, Julius Erving pound In 41 Nine ysars ago Ha rris on, what you fool net just what James Silas aesrsd 35 hIghest number of points The Cola' got their score In the third 11 years. poidBobbyJa.ssaJ 'drawl a.p. youses.I was a out of pods,laag)4inth,g scored In a high school 25 for PNuaA.Iplda, 14.7. lad quarter on a drive set up by the Hudson his dry wi~ place," he said. "You know, one of the marks of ,lo key (be len ?lesIt "Mbstbill ge d Is a defense. didMhaveanylds football team is Its ability to come backa when good by DwjØ Jones, Hoados attack. len Asttii'a Gauge pillar of his dswcb. After graduating with a (dare In p'MIng. the Dennis Carpenter recovered a Acboul you're down. To tell you the tndh, I didn't scored a.first eight points of Genii, the league's N.. 2 degree attempt at the Lion 23-yard line. Six plays the lowth period and went on w years G, I)Oat time, he had moved to EBerea darted in education, he know how we would react by aOONsM.idthewwith felksinthisrvraltownhadno g during later, Hudson went ahead 74 on Rich It's something I've thought about a lot th & to n, within 10190 on a a beck Injury. to be the hiod themmmes, hewOuld gob Idea the man everyone railed foociball coach after to Cooper's os*yard blast and Charles Nero's is laysç by Moses Malone wth$ S_US, Lehsei HI esonIthinkweprov.dwe'reapr,ttyfalr ne by A ar ll -a4a3 whir, a PAT kick. loft In the game. eat coechig football team ww^01 oil" a, Peal Wiatphal, with ' 35 tai that would some day IOOI retired at teacher Mlq. ft was it that point whir, Monty's troops The Lion's first scare of the game Width Philadelphia outscored the peWs tood aix Pbez - lived. 11he er Iwntomak.aIivIago1 p,o,,s, 4, a, found themselves In a position they haven't gave them the halftime lead came after of Las a, , of hi p.1al. aid - The Ellen. teem did well, ftaffljgjr lesions and en. been in all yser. Behind - with time rw.di way to r'lpwii lb. $rIm'). offer, from Pod defensiv, play by Terry Gre... tg' -_ ilihi in bring him -widespread y aid a,_j to be Griffin recovered a Cola-a f-bl, on the -2_-_t ' In other gems, r.4ot ''rMn Whon he AW a The Lions bigan a 0-yard diiv. that In. Hudson 41-yard line. g a, g ,..t. am coach. He q B*on held onto Ma *vWen iarrieons w. is a Horatio turned down th. offer complete break from the -Fm dudid a puge oid of the old American peWs 1 s, 111. PIW later It UI MCQoimOII 101fl( 108. load I ur sly d at werit ho. by world of c.cIdag in 1511, FOOthMI League playb_oek. ' ___ dowsed totabeceul Detroit I1U&MlstIdsMd.Ciretid °" ' Harris.. %w.d "the thing to A ',gor4oMc1mmon4o Kagsr over for the go hiNd Oft pSin K $7, em SI Mllwaidse, 119108, (cq with ss of per.mae t" Meral pose dsvekçsd ima a28 yard gala IwlThe Urn defame played estr,msJy will in but Atlanta, 103* 0110 IN sound -_ rang. 'lakat Hudson to a Egle score. imo art bod a cptr Nd *o,s to when kager finally feuid ny Dada riam's peWs Nd Phil Fad aIded 26 Is wm Ibid SOS." hid bugus in "They have a fantastic 01s1,s line and MduuI a show In Greenwich Villai, down ark , I. lied H Oly. The The 63W _2A pintuu sPe he UI 32 years we knew we hid to have great defensive i ru Whir,, mIedimatily, he UI Ia Kinga reeled 0114 &1 __ The Oviedo dive stalled at the H"4ni 11. penetration we were going to win $ilgM," bs etse. Ks Oty CII1am in 1 Sari 128.112, P14 a spat to .Irábit his y sammer ampliy he yard In. a ever_t 1euthern",pe,.is facIng a toaith-snd4wo said Montgomery. Nd P'dII IN fromof 'Ibi the ' LlIet sitstk,n, eaeligu', the (aag.s* (aid mM dir, with a Coca. bob ow hdWK %W 40 in BlUer Dud" $gIdriub. ,, a, sm "Wogot gosdp,eI1ref3 I'mjedsp.r CelMNl*PISN$ Spumed. $0, 1V01 foresee !ta4w, called time out to talk es Cola sigo 'td en side, The neat copis of yams N of (b55 g '. ti"ngs over with the eerhing staff. Ha a cevsud brIbe or and At the of sums . were tM "biler sad" for Lied. lb 01kdo dekane k iladaip to just Ma Montgomery and his ue bralstr iten soer,d 35 'mae along the iNd. $p.Intsad Coriis, ilerrIson was in. HifllNS. The dom.cat high Ihas held_ in to. Ii graijhej ii reanui to n. had JiM about decided logo for a field goal The p.1 'ge are rqHll1r, ti in art, school coach wed an the pi quntu, to h lentil. They en 4-lped to "bring scout fiddi. try but Kissinger, the crafty sprim out cIon a, pvio 10 regular HSOn games, Urn IOn ° to athletics. "sidewalk" clrcdt, traveling over Psille Divijes ft. lag hock the signal caller, a halfback option defenders have hold a, igi1iItIos - lb. nostalgia Hjulj. had without a los. Mpay Da to ValioSm art shows aro a verage-of 1.1 p"'*a per pass. vis Pedled before a Kingdom. without being dupraning," sports, and always pl led a, Pacers wIth 35 PeW. coedr)% diajtng his 1004 in he scored H.on . 71 peWs In. basketball pm p'Ii4Ingi. ".k Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Use -- Past Hudson 1111111111 s u t.. y WEST OLANOO \J S OILASI p, DILANO kl$$IMMU V __ -. 11._/t . _ - 1. GWMOr am ht 60114 l-ka.$Kl SIStPK( I. Islam 3- *d Use. Ci!.,. 1. 10=1111 ft 4-SISNU* C. "ad a CoNtAft N COUII S&t £ Ciksm PSO,s .uO.C. ,-aican uciaio tc sWi snciCM s*a mrs, M*E For most S U cars Additional Rafts & services at extra cost I. kpu# 110 0 - I. t,i.i- liii_oôI BRAKE WORK 1.. [!!_!PAlNLoMLCNA*C$J _________ 18118 ' A LIUIUSG - ' as V A LAST COLONI �I , I • I ) V I I I - - S • I I - - • I -, V , , • I ' -, - , S I 45-isvenlng ItsraId, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Nov. 21, ion L.gi1Ii Overseas Operators ' 411s lI-tndL-" uiwurnlsl __________ . I £L.ECTION I CLASSIFIED ADS * * * * * * I _____________ Deluged With Iran Calls Seminole Youwillpleasetakenoticetpata general election will be held in the JACKSON VILIE, Fla. "quite a bit of overtime" that City of Lake Mary, Florida. on the cUP!) - Since the seizure of week. 4th day of December, 1t7, for the purpose of electing: the U.S. Embassy In Tehran, 60 About percent of the CouncitmanSe.t3foratwoyear overseas operators have been Iranian calls are business- term. handling about 1,000 Iran- related, she said, while many Councitman Seat .Sfora two year related calls a day, including of the rest are from would-be term. The place for voting wIll be the some from people who Insist diplomats and people with Council Chambers, City Hall, IS East Crystal Lake Avenue. on talking to the Ayatollah relatives In Iran. The polls will be open from 7:00 Kt meInI. __________________________ AM, to 7:00 P.M., Chairman of the The callers also ask to be Election Board, Pat Cristie. Lf901 Noticf connected with President Serving on the Electløn Board: MiIlieMurray, Pita Hughes, Gwen Carter and the Moslem IN THE CIR CUlT COURT FOR Butler. Lore$ta Eltonhead. students holding the 49 SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA All persons legally registered in PROBATE DIVISION American hostages. Seminole County and living within File Number 70437.CP Some of the callers, accordthe boundaries of the City of Lake DivisIon Mary. Florida, may avail them. ing to the operators, have IN RE: ESTATE OF selveiof their Rightsof Franchise. been drinking, but others MARY DORIS DIANE LECLAIR BY: Waiter A. Sorenson, Deceased Mayor sincerely think they can Orlando 322 .. 2611 Winter Park SALES RECEPTIONIST 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. ltime, SIC liiii 30C I lit, 3k a line 3 consecutIve times 7consecutivetlmes 5:30 P M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY - SATURDAY 9 Noon - treeshadedlot.$3$O.1s15. mo. + $100 sec dep. Ref req. 337.1477. ______ Security superintendent i yr.' Isp. 3.4 nIghts, no quns.tests. Ref. resume. 363.5301. Noon Friday Aggress Iv. young man wants positIon with area liveS feed dealer or Ii. lives producer In Sanford Ares. l4avehadintenslvetr,iningln I -.----- 4-rsonaIs '3.4 BR, FR, P/il, jarpeted, c. HIA, kit appliances, fenced yd., Ig work shop. $300 4 dep. 21-Situations Ibid' _________________________________________________ Sunday • _______________________ _________________________ ______________________________ Daj1efore Publication The Noon flhed 18-Ifoip ..... -________ . Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. _____ _______________ .- .--- - Garage apt 2 lots. Iddal for sm business. Needs work but.. priced at only $15,500. 40-A--Apartmonts& Duplex for Sale DvpIex.71g. BR. 1 sm. BR. lB. IN, equipped kit. upstairs. I 1g. BR. foyer, IN, DR. FP. equIpped kit., bath & util. rm. downstaIrs. Obi. carport w RUb-sure_to get re5!s)i assume9pct. FHAIoanat$3e mo, 113.000 dwn, Seller carry $7,500 2nd mort at 1103 mo. Call owner 3230160. 41-Houses 41-Hougsj BR apt. attached. Owner anxious I will hold mort. Good EARLY VICTORIAN 1594 MO. DEL. NEAR DOWNTOWN SANFORD IN GOOD RE. STORABLE CONDITION. $35,000. TERMS AVAILABLE. 3 BEDROOM, 1' BATH, LANGE FAMILY ROOM. CARPETS, FENCED, ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE. $32,500. ____________________ 2 BEDROOM. FAMILY ROOM, CARPORT ON LARGE COR. NER LOT. $39,900. ______ __________________ 2 ANflQl*S9 sit ..__II_ __..I,a Vow ___ V!'! JUDICIAL CICUfP' FOR SENINOLI COUNTY servlceonpetitlonersaftornoyv . you for tti relief demind In - AT Broker Eve. 112.3411 Eep.fr.slfesds, • .. '6457. _____ EXECUTIVE HOME - DE. 'BARY 4 Bdrm 3 Baths, foyer, large closets, patio, double gerage, fence, lovely land. "$caping, 1 yr. warranty, SUPREME CARE HAS BEEN .TAKFN WITH THIS - split bedroom plan featured In ff15 e er ci err 'gorgeous, neat horn., con. '.' venent location, quiet area. 2 Pdrm 2 Paths, I yr. warrantly, te lurnsld..OIt Airmeilve $42300. OLFER$l Only 2 BlOCkS to - LICINISIIIA$. ISTATIMSOR, HUSband, RN SURGICAL MIC$IAHIC$ VUW Full time opening fir is. perlenced operating resal mne Goid salery $ benet Ns.. Ixg.allpb. SHEAR PRESS SPIOTSS - 15g. mliii cN10. 1 ASSEMBLY MEdia ' REALTOR 1Ieop. sn.. . Florida, and psi U$D51$" CLIVILANG.' asw ' nanand,p.,e,l of tI'ls Court en this 1$ day ' rSSIred to - -. REALTY , IENCHYICHA OUTSIDE TECH. $441 NW Pal Av Miami, isv ' YOUARI$IRUYNOTIPIID - Top gay fey Nuafiflel a...fJ_1t AseIVatWUIICf$TV loPer. T5WRNlbUUkl1CeF.AiN fir Jerry. 771111$ 551 PICKER . MaNrN,dvieru.I. . Cf - - *.suI. Just Docembir; $070 and fll :1W, '!''' '" '-'-me , erl.aI - sim -- -• AININf• ____ wnisis suslsumsdL-, . , . - is -' . *es _$.4 5, 45 COUNTRY LIVINGI 2 SR. 1½ I Mobile home on a S acre mini. farmi CH.A, eat.in kit., w-w carp., I morel Lots of __ ____ _nhl_. . or ___ .I$I1 , LAKEFRONTI 3 BR, 1 B horn, on spacious, oakshaded, landscaped lot In nice neigh. borlwOdl latin kit., Fla. rrn. porch, and mutt morel A buy for $39,100, terms. AIIYOUINTIRISTID, . 4 . . a.. - 7 -:. _ . . I'etMl1 -. Li be. CJmjlli lo'Np *. 11y 1' -- - . M , Ia?? WATER ad SOWER INCLUDE IAIULT ONLY aid PAM? SOagN . ____ / Psalleb PauamJJr -U, N . NJLJ-iU IPIL 11 U, *, fl*1I N3tI$.N 1. IL II 15. , YsNalo 'rnu • ___ - -' -. . -'.... '.: . °'• . .. . ____ e- ' k -: 3 ' •... . , ' . . := be , . . r1sr . .. CUIIIII II : ____ REALTORS , $147 . M,N $UØ 5.if74 $AUPSSS Pianos I oroans as low - 5995 -. Guitars 40 pcI off. Amplifier, drums, etc. Bob Balls Discount Music Center, 2702 French Ave. ._. SALES BARBER Auction..n We do all types of Sales. Over 30 yrs. ex. - perience, 5:50P.M. 323. . . -- - DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy 92, I mile west of Speedway. Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday I Saturday at 7:30. It's the only one In Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 904-253. _____________________ $311 for turmer detaill. JUST MAKE PAYMENTS--I, to '75 models. Call 339-9100 or $31 4605 (Dealer) 1913 Buick Luxury Century, like new cond. 350, auto, mags. wide ovals, dual exhaust, AM FM, tape deck, PS, PB, air, tilt, cruise. 51.800 323 SIll aft 5. 1916 Granada, metallic blue, PS, PB. auto., air, AM FM stereo, blue In? , 31.000 miles. S new steel radial tires, extra clean. 668 531$. _____________________________ ______________________ KENMORE WASHER-parts, Service. Used Mathl,.. MOONY APPLIANCES - Washer repo GE delux, model. Sold orig. $10935 used short time. Pal. $119.14 or $19.33 mc. Agent 339.1316. - TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook 519 E. 1st St.F327 3747 ____________________________ Carpentry Painting Roofing I Gen. Repairs. Licensed I Bonded. Free Estimates 323WJ3 crier ) p.m. _____________________________ ' Cat- pet Cleaning ___________________________ ______________________________ Handy Paul, has truck will travel. TIG Steam Carpet Cleaning. Free Est. All work guaran. teed. 3271015. Wants to make small household ONE PHONE CALL STARTS . CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS RESUITFUL END. THE NUMBER IS 377 2611, - repairs, carpentry, painting & rnisC.CaIlPauIpfunter 339653) ________________________ Lmwn&(.andscaping CERTIFIED LAWN ILANDSCAPING FREE ESTlMATES37372 '. -' . 'ABC Concrete, Patios, driveways & add ons. Quality work, no lob too small. III 4914. Landscape Maint. Commercial 1. Residential soruos 33t.3595 neoging - 323 6505 CiI!a.c MEINTZER TiLt New or repair, leaky showers our _,boedalty, 25 yr-s. Exp. 5695562, J. W. Barber: Auctioneer ________ Hona Inrovements We will sell Call Collect (305) I I - UgI* l'taullng _________________________ Yard debris, Trash Appliances I Misc. essmaklng ______________________ Lon,weod, FIn. Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 322-0707 - LOcAu349s37l __________________________ hflffi1 AL B PAINTING 'Y ESALE OPTHILATIHIRSERTA.WINLINO PERSONAL BELONGINGS REAL ESTATE I PUBLIC AUCTION SATURDAY, DICIMIER 1,1070 AT 15:11AM OSARY, PLA.,4s COMMUNITY DRIVE We have been commissioned by Atty. Brinly s. Carter to sell all of the personal belongings of this estate piece by piece to the highest bidder. Also at this same sale, Atty. Carter at 17:00 P1 IllnUa, r' k. ..i......,' -. in ' bah1 oncl0smgwtlin35days. INSPECTION Byagat. inly by calling Ally. Carter Tel: 3SSlla-I5l1. Sale by order Cf Lily, Carla'. Sale under es. maaagem Cf Sarbir Sales. Inc., LesIwsid, Pla. Tel: *.3)l$$i AUCTIONEERS: J. W. $65111. LARRY GRAY AND MARK 010*01. Residential & Commercial II 3121712 Drywall, Ceilings, and Walls I repaired Res. I Comm. - I I Remodel I Additions, C Il$315399on1170136 aft $ 775-4137 _______________________ Eutsler Painting & Repair Residential & Commercial Call3655347 __________ 115£ boarenj __________________ Punting & *spefr ___________________ Animal Haven Kennels Thank You. Thank You for being my customers friends. If there'. a better tOsaytIdon.tkn,p,;rn; QualityworkmanshipNo0, Small or big, Interior or cx. tenor, Pressure cleanina. 322. 7l. you be richly blessed, wishes Randal Rowe. Prein Cleaning Fletchers presbu,. cleaning service, mobile home, semi trailer-s I MV, residential I H0th1ewivei Cleaning Service Pensonaliged,fast,dep.ndat,1, Regular or I time basis comm. property, Free est. 333. 9323. 677.5*94 - -- 'PIN PressureS. Steam Cleaning1 Painting. Roof, homes, mobile homes, etc. Mobileporne 12*60. $22.10. Reasonable rates, - all work qua,. 323-7)53. IleflhIrIflItOVSflh,flf$ _________________ PAINTING MASONRY CONCRETE All professional-30 yrs. cap. FREE ESTIMATES 327-3914or 3317119 ____________________ i Man, quality operation lyrs. up. Patios Driveways etc. Wayne Peal. 3271331 - - ________________________ House Cleaning CARPENTRY Fruit grove with 10 fruit trees w leper-ate water system, pump for the grove, his teil house near fruit garden. sit. appros, 11* I. 0, Cf lard. This property Is served by private Water I sewege system, on a paved street. Mime Is at 13 yr-s. old. Yon will find this home in very gsod cundition. This property will be put up at Public Aridia at 17:11 Nasa by order if Ally. Carter. TERMS: 11*11 down tle Cf sale by call or certified cluck, c isNsvsiuu ,. Merchandise heater. Living room, dining room and a spacious Florida room, full bath wstiower, has porch on front I beck, electric lieu I air coal. $troughenA, has glass sliding - -' R 50.NHINj SLAISI NOL - U.S. Rte. 17.92, has 3 bedrooms, kitchen w-built.in ovefl 5. del. IS sink. Utility room has buIIt.ln cabinets $ hot water OWNP0IETH g.. psi' . Here is a beautiful tome in a gold location, just I mile from I . 59,-.MLISICaI .. , hAL ISTATE in,; 1 _pl ' ranthftcs -333-22fl . •, I _______ 15ge amài • $ . . N. - I me I . . This is only a partial list: II Cu. ft. chest freezer, dining room table w I chairs, china cabinet, sleeper sofa, couch, ccc. chairs, recliners. 7 port. TV's, I dr. dressers, I dr. chest, twin beds. G.E. washerdryer, coffee I end tables, say, lamps, kitchen utensils & smell appliances, glassware 6 china. You will find a large quantity of furnishings. TOOLS: Sears $0 h.p. garden tractor w attach.,skiI saw, jig saw, vile, bench' grinder, ext. ladders, Indoor-outdoor vacuum, small garden tools and hand fools, too numerous tomintlon. TERMS ON PERSONAL PROPERTY IS CASH DAY OF SALE. • . - Beauty Ca,e . - HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS --. CfId. - _.__ S2-'-Appllances ________________________________ -- pujme.t a' buIlding. Terms yo ---- _________ 80-Autos for Sale 2621 Sanford .ve. 323 5772 Sanford, Fla. 33771 _____________ for you or buy outrIght, Our Service Pays. AT OSTEEN $ wilderness acres. Enioy J.iro. Only $11,050, gold . 97$ SInger Future Fully auto, repossessed, used very short time. Original $03. hal. SIll or $21 mo. Agent 3395311. 47-A-Mss1gis BougiW t..ad.r 322 2420 REALTORS mo. Agent 339s3s. 1114100 Will buy )stl3nd mortgages. We also make Real Estate I Business loins. FlorIda Nor. gage Investment, 1)10 S. Grange Aye., $ulte $1, WInter Park. 6461132. . ________________________ Refrig Rep0AMANA 17 tuft. Sold originally 9514, now $216 or 121 AWARD REALTY, INC. '. 7, new clutch, cylinder, air shocks, 1650. 323-7473 aft 6. Accessories 322 775 FURNITURESTHIN0S Buy & Sell New & Used Furniture SOOS.SanfordAv,, 3236503 W.buy your equity, close in 24 his. __________________ ____ ... Losing your home I credit? I will catch up back payments & buy equity. 3231016. 2 BEDROOM CENTRAL AIR, FULLY FURNISHED ON 3 CANAL FRONT LOTS INTO LARGE LAKE NEAR SIL. VER SPRINGS, 115*. SEIGLER REALTY, BROKER. 33)4641 337.1177. ______________________ Piar Ave. (Siltind Panwep Sy Phu - 47-Real Estate Wanted VAIPHAFlMckt '5011111. ._ :. •ulvR*$ ding. Very clean. $14.lSea. pc Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, Il 92, So. of Sanford. __________ GREGORY MOIILS HOMES 11530r*anleGr. SUPERb JBR.1½$hernein2o w.IeIs of eitrasl CM, carp., dining area, Fle. porch, a. many more eatrasl BPP WARRANTED. Yours for 537,500. Call 3232222 for Sanford's 5,. - 7913. _____ Her __ AL,*MBs CTlT*VVtAr1I ___ __ cipals. $143,000. Call William Mallczowski, Realtor. 372- See our bsautlfu( 111W BROAD MORI, fried $ rear SN's. polsotialt Only $37,150. . -. Used full size hotel motel bed- -______________________ 'ANYTIME MuItlpIi Listings.t- ,mn*. - I*PIRISNCID a*rnva.. Established plumbing supply & service business, tools, fix. tures, inventory & real estate. Unlimited sales I service potentIal to Qualified prin _______ biIe Homes 42- f ______________________________ 4êGomn*rcial Property ' I: rebuilt master $27 Hwy. 17.97 niture Salvage, 17-92, So. of Sanford. 322 $721. BROKER 71a0'esvansgrevd I JIISI . SEIGLER REALTY Wanted *11.35th 1. - 1969 Ford ____ 3278721. Eves. 3221112, 3221117, 3271)52, 3777177 ssVs.VA... NY EW*M (5* beds are not damaged or seconds but brand new top line bedding sets onlyl Free local delivery. Noll's Sanford Fur- 2439 5.Myrtle Ave. Orlando 327 1577 - 79-Trucks-Trailers - POISON MARINE of total inventory of brand new interspr!ng bidding. Thm s?.m.a SvS113•iN1 323.7132 .: __________________ ., off $55,000, REALTORS JUST LISTEDI 3 BR, I B home In Deltona w.many special teaturest CH.A, w.w carp., Fla. rm., eat.in.klt., 1. lots morel BPP WARRANTED. I float Seats- Lounge & Pedestal seats. Southern Marine In tenors, 520 ClIfton St., Orlando, Fl. 299 22*0. SI-Household Goods Sanford 32)0140 lacresat intersectIon of lilt St. Country Club Pd. $33,000. ___________ trailer, new top, 51200 319 5133 Luggage& Foot Lockers ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 3l0sanbord Ave. 3225791 OCEZT? & . -- LARGE LOT OIl 3 to S ACRES WITH TREES AND GOOD HAL COLBERT REALTYinc. ACCESS. REPLY P. 0. BOX MULTIPLE Ll$TING.NEALTOR 795. SANFORD, FL 32771, a GIVING DESCRIPTION, Geneva, I BR. 25, 1½ acres, LOCATION AND PRICE. a - -. -19' Flare wIth 60 hp. Gale, till 323 0136. _____________________ fl1.O7S JUST FOR YOU I 351, I S tome w-ren$aI 15.1 Move right Intl Pura., new carp. 5 wspor, ly $37,151. Call *3-2223 III . ARTHUR H. UCKWITN, ClorNCftheCIrcultCiW$ ESQUIRE MISS & CLUI?YP$$T ,OsedeNlSII WUW Nb. - TNSTTPLsussa TSi 55--Boats _____________________________ 2610 SanfordAvs. vi" olutIof'marrlags S fool paneled Pick Uptopper. 195. BATEMAN REALTY Reg. Real Estate Broker _____________________ _________ '" LV WOODED OFF NOLAN RD. (1) AT 14,500; (2) LAKE FRONT AT $5,900. IZ$ SUlly New homes with low monthly payments I lowdown payments. info. - bide-bySIde refrigerator, 515; ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED picnic table w 2 benches, $30; Good used TV's, $251 up Top Prices full size baby bed wmattress, MILLERS L15ed, any Condition 614 8176 525; Oak porch rockers, 529,95; Orlando Os. Ph 3720352 - - metal office desk. $70. Jenkins ------------Furniture. 205 E. 25th St. 373 Cash 322.4132 BARGAIN TV'S I 0981. Why pay rnore Larry's Mart, 7lS Sanford Au.. PItRUS TV Dirt Bike, Yamaha 01 MX 80. Buy & Sell, the finest in used 2597 S. Sanford Ave. 3231731 $125 10 hp. Bolens tractor, __________________________ furniture, Refrig., stoves, to')ls. Midships mower, 5175. 3 KW -. --------. generator, $125. 319 5133. TV i'epo 19" Zenith. Sold orig. __________________ $493.75 bal. $113.16.or $17 mo. I 72Auction Boys' 20" Bicycle Agent 3391316. ________________________ 1 ____________________________ knobe Concert Piano __________________________ Both cxc. cond, 323 9205 -___' 54 -Garage S'ite AUCTION WILSON MAIER FURNITURE - MON., NOV. 26, 7 P.M.. BUY, SELL, TRADE C.as & El. stoves, misc. I • OPEN io THE . 311 315E. First St. 332.5422 household ilems 95 Thurs. PUBLIC Sun. 2100 Sumnierlin. Dearborn gas htr., like new, --OLD& MODERN. 45,000 BTU, md. pipe, auto. Nalivity set, stable, ornaments, . LOTS OF CLEAN. pilot it, 322 1976, _____________________ chrome toaster, blender. mixer, 3 cameras, 2 shuttle FURNITURE 1 FURNITURE_flEDDING. sticks, accordion, music, .TOO MUCH TO LIST • Wholesale to all. Orlando Whole vacuum cleaners, others. 323 sale Furn. 2500 Industrial Blvd., 5277 SAkI FORD AUCTION Orlando. _________________________ - Carport Sale 1215 French 323-7340 For Sale: Complete set Harvard 3155. SunlandAve. classics. Hardback. Like new. Fri Sat Sun Best offer. Book of Knowledge _________________ For Estate Commercial & Resi. including Science Supplement dential Auctions & Appraisals. Moving or thinking of garage and Year Books to 1971. Best Call Dell's 4uction. 323 5620 sale? Lot of work? Will buy Offer. Call 3723611. from or sell br you, _____________________ *DANNY'S AUCTION SALES* Firewood stacked, split & de Danny's Auction 372-7010 Call Iivered. Pine, $35; Oak, s.o & 32? 7040 Buy Sell Consign lace cord, 339 0336. ______ 'xii - REALTOR MIS _____ A OK Tire Mart. 322 7450. shock absorbers, std. $1.95; heavy duty $695; batteries (2)50' LOTS NICELY WOODED NEAR 25th ST. $7,500 TOTAL. I ________ - -'' _____ 534.1011 4 pct. Interest to qualified buyers. . WE BUY USED IIJRNITURE, APPLIANCES & PLUMBING 78-Mo?orcycles I FIXTURES Jenkins Furniture, -----used Color TV'S- 9 to sell your I 75 E 7Mb St 373 0981 choice. ALL WORK. $99 ca I Noll's Sanford Furniture Motorcycle Insurance WE RUY USED FURNITURE a. Salvage. 17 92. So of Sanford. BLAIR AGENCY APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. -322 8721, I 323 3866or 323 7710 flitUrC S.ilvaqe 372 8121. for Sale ____ NICELY WOODED OVER 512. ED LOT NEAR BAHAMA JOE'S. 51,500. 'S _________________ - (3)50' LOTS NICELY WOODED NEAR PINECREST SCHOOL. 17.500 TOTAL. NOQUALIFYINo- 3 IN home. New Central -lilA & carpet. Owner will finance w. - SubStantIal dwn. $33.10. - 337. 3317. . -- 323.aOS$orev.s.333.aSlj '.. -' BUY JUNK CARS From$lOtoISO Call 322 1624; 32 4460 - 68-Wanted to Buy -_______________________ ' TERMS AVAILABLE. REALTY, INC. REALTORS MIS . - 53-TV.Radio.Stereo ' 3 RESIDENTIAL LOTS NICE tame hi idyilwIIi Many cuuw soenwis in ,. lanescapsd loll SPP WARRANT. ED. Just 111.111'' "' STATION OFF UPSALA RD. NEEDS FILL. $10,900, financIng. Call Don Cox 323. 6713. FANTASTICI 3 BR, 3 B brick PVM.!t VeNal. **am$rlal .__-_. 0,t. . - ' Mayfair golf course, spacious 3 Bdrm. 2 Bath tome, a FIa. :-- room plus a family room, fruit - trees, large lot, much more, 1 .'W.warranty,$6I,$. ' S ACRES NEAR TRANSFER Y Enterprise, Inc. Medel Inc., Realtor 644-30)3 - ILPdSIlUM terms If desired. Johnny Walker Real Estate Inc. 322. Cash for your 1011 V/Ill build on your lot at our lot. Lake Kathryn Village. 1 & 2 BR condos, 526,S0O.533,SOo. 95 pet. REALTOR, MLS . - on 10 ACRES. ORANGE GROVE NEGLECTED BY OWNER, INDUSTRIAL POTENTIAL. $55,000. For Sale By Owner NIce 3 BR, CR home w-Fl. rm. I lB. Lg. Lot W-utility bldg. & fruit trees. Quiet neighborhood, I ml. from downtown Sanford. Assume mon. 9'-, pcI. 826,900 FIRM. 323-7453 or Isalty equip., screen porch mobile home, own let, LeIsure World, St. Joins River. $24,550 VA. F HA-235.Con. Homes Low Down Payment 322-1477. 323.5774 Day or Night ______________________________ 14150 SW. 30 St., MlIosl, FL 3311 bisNemy. • 323-1321 M. Unsworth Realty throughout. Owner will help financel $50,900. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, cenfial H&A, - wall to wall carpet, kitchen 7135i S. French ()7.fl) Sanford Buildto Suit-our lotoryours. FHA.VA,PMA335$34$ NEW MAYFAIR LISTING g.ous 3 BR, 2B boasts autifil landscaping, 16*32 sc OOL I- custom features 'Inc. I? ACRES INCLUDES POND, BARN & IRRIGATION. 149.500 NEAR HWY 16 & AIRPORT. Inc., Realtors CUSTOM HOMES BUILT REMODELING 5. REPAIR S.0.BALINT 332*415 PINECREST ed4BR,2Bhomenewly ,*C5rat.d on 1g. wooded lot in eat area I Walk to school I 'tees. Only 537,500. Hall EXCELLENT TERMS. Christian Brothers lot W-gOrgIous land. ping. Terrific eat.In kIt, 7 N's, bIg BR's a. great ing. Only $30151 urold $25,000. The Real Estate Agency dwn. Eves. 349.3100,323.1959 YFAIR'S BEST BUY tiful lIft. 2B home on lara. _ WORLD. ((Ct3) WEKIVA FALLS New 1 BR, lB travel trailer at beautiful Weklva Falls. Perfect for WInter retreat. 5)5.000. Owner finance w.½ . -__________________ . 5', ACRES, ARTESIAN WELLS, CLEARED & POND. 330-0300 230.0* -' Top Dollar Paid for iuflk I used cars, trucks & heavy equipment. 322 5990 FILL DIRT & TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Clark & Hurt 323 7580 - n - ____-- REALTOR 322.499) MULTIPLE LISTING SEN VICE 520,100. (301) 3351515 orlaW resume RIG. PHARMACIsT 1110 the DIP 71 . . REALTY STEMPER AGENCY CARRIAGE COVE rlfic 1 yr. old dbl wide, lures CH&A, wheat pump, autiful decor, huge BR's, rUt Ion center near by. ly $7,900 cash to mortgage reuWed. A. $ P. license preferrd. Call Ted Ronnolser RISTAUNANTNSR. '-' YOU ARE FURTHER -._.._"_._ ' NOTIFIED that Peiltioter. IN Till CIRCUIT COURT •p Plaintiff Is seeking the partition THU SISNTEINTN JUDICIAL COLLIEN GA E tT' "j_ certain real property being CIRCWTSNANDPORSIN$NI$.I COUNTY, PLOSIPA. specIfically described as: - ""' "v" , fl.I$.f54$4 Thelast onehaif ot 1.01 ill Of CASE OP. IWOPE LAND COMPANY $ IN NE: Ibe Mau$age si K I N NE T H W a . PLAY - OP SLACK HAMMOCK,' ANITA MARIA LOWRY, STIVI NSO,N " PItNilS5. accordlee to the pibs marei as g, . • rsr 10 Plot Seek I Page Ill, and ' Public Records of Seminole WALTER LII LOWRY, NOTI.Th i:iy ' 11*1 391 N. 17.02, Casselberry, P1. - """ alike. Matvrg,seW.Wfler. , judgment wIll be entered against IN RI KENNETH 'WAYNE . asi... , Al. ImmedIately thereafter; other. wise a default and ultimate 79.15?1.CA4S.I SON, November s,,, $UNNlI UICTO*L INC. - 5 bI.URR , Deltona. For sale by owner. 3 BR, 1½ bath, Cent. AC.H, w.w carp., like new, $44,900. FHA or VA 574 .3770 fenced yd. nice location, Inc. 1 BR garage apt. Live in house I rent apt or rent both, Only $30,000. ' j. i, M0115 sr .' ' FLORIDA VV I U 365-3331 After Hours call Larry Herman 349.57)7 INVESTOR I 3 BR, 18 home, good cond., FR, FOR SALE OR RENT SiR 11, FP, nice yard. Close to Q .&'_(1 H(R J 0 L casi 2439S.Myrti,Ave. Sanford Orlando 321-Q640 327.1577 3229)41 Q LOVELY WOODED ACREAGE (2) 5 acre tracts In Osteen high I dry, cool spot for house or mobil.' home. Let us take you to see these. IN VESTOR This won't last long. Nice 1 BR, 18 home on fenced lot. $13,000. $6,000 dwn, owner carry. SEILER REALTY BROKER J " REAL ESTATE REALTOR,322-lat$ Realtor ______ . I Push button controls has Larousel, still in warrantyOriginally $649, assume payments of $21 mo. Agent 339 - 77-Jw* Cars Removed arden MICROWAVE Moving to a newer home, apartment? Sell "don't needs" fast with a want ad. OLD MIMS ROAD (43 Lots Acreage) 20 Acres pasture and woods. Homesite at rear with excellent view $63000 with 29 pet. down and owner holding, CaIlBart BEN WARD AGENCY, INC. 3 64 ------- SOMiscellaneous 3 BR, 2 B. situated on 2', acres. $79,995, 701111g. E.Altamonte Dr. CROCKITT -- 'I-- .----- * NEW HOME REALTOR -t ______ OITS tinance, $30,000. Prime Lake Front Acrei eserutive area. N. Sem County. Owner Will finance GENEVA 5.7 acres 330' on paved frontage. - -$27,000.IOpct.dwn,Byowner ______________ 363-3491,,ve,349.5431 4 BR, 1½ B brick home w-brand new carpeting I pa In? thru out, fenced rear yd. Exc. termsl $20,000. Sa INC. ftOwus1I 1 LOW MORTGAGE - .BWaterFrPropy -- FORREST GREENE INC. REALTORS $301133or330.11lleves, 107W. Commercial Phone 322.7111, Sanford S ACRE TRACT 210' hard surface front.ge. Beau?, for horses. Owner will GARAGE, LIKE NEW, ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE. $32,900. TRIPLEX I I 2 BED. ROOM UNITS ON OVER SIZED LOT WITH ROOM TO ADD 2 UNITS. GOOD PEN. TAL INCOME. ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE. $43,900. Req. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 121.900 TRY KITCHEN, CENTRAL AIR 5. HEAT, CARPETS, - _ - - Sanford IN. Monroe area, zoned agri., 141'x2lO', 15.900. W. Garnet? White GENEVA COUNTRY LIVING OLD MIMS ROAD 3 BR mobile home, family tm, oak trees, 2 acres, comp. fenced. Owner will finance. 3 BEDROOM, l'-i BATH, COUN. - Areige 41-Houses Paint & body shop, all eqpt. w) " ' ____________ Op. Sunday, Nov. 23, 1079-SB LOCH ARBOR .MAYFAIR Sparkling, roomy 3 BR 2 B home. desirable neighborhood, close to golf course. Top cond, new carpet, great floor plan. .0 HIA, vacant, $49,750 firm. ______________ opies a f bull's IIALTY NOTICE OFADMINISTRATION livestock production and City of Lake Mary, Florida ________________________ TO ALL PERSONS HAVING termsl Call for all details., nutritiOn, inthe area of dairy, ATTEST: Connie Major CLAIMS OP Priced at $79,900. -beef, swine I poultry In the DEMANDS City Clerk AVON AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE Publish: November ii, 25, 1910. midwest regIon. 373.1331 hostages. OPEN 7DAYSAWEEK FIGHT INFLATION •ABORTIONS. storage rm. 10 pcI. Interest. AND ALL OTHER PERSONS before3:30p.in.orwriteLarry DEP-33. Sell Avon. Increase your earning Linda Chambless, 1113 Myrtle. 333.1470 by Porter, 110 Krider Rd., San. owner. ALL FLORIDA REALTY )s Trimister abortion-$1OO; a INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: uw THE CIRCUIT COUNT, 11TH power. For details, call. supervisor at American YOU ford, Fl. 3377). APE Gyn Clinic-$?0; Pregnancy OF SANFORD REALTOR 1-I4l.4417or 6443070 _______________________ . HEREBY JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND test; male sterilization; free NOTIFIED that the ad. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Telephone and Telegraph 2544 S. French Ave. Pr-schoot teacher needed LBJ Country Nock'Group need 41-HDJSeS counseling. Professional care, ministration of the estate of FLORIDA. Co.'s Overseas Center, said 3fl-0331.3fl.3172,'332.0779 mcrnings,9 a.m..13 p.m. Five supportive Gigs aft Thanksgiving. atmosphere, con i MARY DORIS DIANE LECLAIR, CIVIL ACTION NO. 7$242.9.CA41. days a week. Exp. please, $3'. Booking for the Holidays 372. fidential. male caller from North deceased, File Number 79-437-Cp, a Special - your dream - 1 BR. 3 BR, 18, Fam. Nm. $6,100 dwn. hr. to start. 333-5347. In. ' pending in the Circuit Court for 1434, 49 daily or weekends. CENTRAL FLOI1IDA Carolina claimed he planted a IN, FR, garage, walk to town, CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA, a Assume at 9', pet. terviews daily 12:30.2. Jamb WOMAN'S HEALTH _____________________________ SEMINOLE County. Florida, Municipal corporation, bomb $13,000. By owner, 409 W. 3rd, in Khomeini's Probate Division, the address of ORGANIZATION 3230197. Plaintiff, MILLIONS OF DOLLARS In Roil __________________________ 3 BR, 48. lake front 4' acre w headquarters and threatened which is SEMINOLE COUNTY vs Estate is daily in the sold guest cottage. $92,000. 609 F. ColonIal Dr.,Orlando to detonate it If the hostages COURTHOUSE, SANFORD, FL. ZENEPHA CALHOUN AND -----_ --classified ads. Nothing small ______________________ MAKE ROOM TO STORE The personal representative of the CONSTANCE C. FIX, were not released. Fenced 3 BR, 1' B. patio, aboUt that. Toll Free I-$00•331-256$ I YOUR WINTER ITEM. estate is ALFRED :LECLAIR, Defendants. _____________________ "He said he had wired the I wtiose address is 1110 TIM. S....SELL "DON'T NEEDS" NOTICE OP ACTION ? NEED CASH? 3 BR, 2B pool, green house, COOKS&CASHIERS palace about two weeks ago FAST WITH A WANT AD. BERLANE TR., CASSELBERRY, TO: Why Be Lonely? Write "Get A ........... patio. $53,900. FL. The name 3fl.31 or 1319913 and and address of the I Mate" Dating Service, All and placed a bomb in it and ST.4 ZENEPHA CALHOUN Experience desired. Good pey, in. UseYourHomoAsSurlty a friendly AdVisor will personal representative's attorney help ages, P.O. Box 6071, Clear. 366913997 surarce, vacation, credit unIon said It could be detonated by Call Us For Terms Fenced 3 BR, 1'. 8, patio, are set forth below. you. water, Fl. 33315. 0 ST NY 3.14 FA I profit sharing. Apply in person Tower Financial workshop. $31,900. remote trol," she said. All persons having claims or ' ______________________ APO New York 00176 Lake Mary 11 Food Store. Lake 1100.341.2160 I NORTH$34,OOO,$13OOO. FHA "This man said Khomeini demands against the estate are YOU ARE Mary Blvd. at II. HEREBY NO BROKERAGE FEES. 4A-PIJbIICN0IC.$ required, WITHIN THREE NOTIFIED that an action to 3BN2BCENTRAL AIR ._ -- .-. would not know his name, but RN, 5.4 & 4.12, full 6 part time. MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF tUCILLE 1. DILLON, REALTOR foreclose a lien on real property ' _Apply in person Sanford Nursing NO BROKERAGE he would know of j" THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF situate, lying and being In & Convalescent Center, 050 CALL 305130.9023 GRA(E BIBLE CHURCH THIS NOTICE, to file with the FEES REALTORS Seminole County, Florida, more "Some 01 the calls to ____________________________ clerk of the above court a written particularly described as: May be the small, friendly, i Mellonville. 2110 Sonford Ave. 337.7912 Ampri,'n a,nh....., it.. ..s oapvlstic church you are S?atementofanyclalmordernafld Lots 15 and 10 and North ½ of Tehran)," Ms. Chambless they may have. Each claim must Vacated NIGHTMAINTENANCE looking for. 333.4$O for info. - 2-Rooms Street on South, Block ____________________________ -Cleaning said, "have been from be in writing and must Indicate the "0." AD. CHAPPELL'S SUB. -Experience preferred-not bails for the claim, the name and DIVISION, according to the Flat cerned families and citizens. IWOrd Gracious living. Reas. essentlal.IpsId Vacations ...CNId Ca addressofthecredifororhjsagont thereof, as recorded in Fiat Book _________ WeeNty$monffily,at,jilp Some have been Informative, or attorney, and the amount l,pag,7),ofthepubiicRecortho4 _._. OCompany Paid Life In. , lngulre * S. GiN 541.7113. . surance S Paid Holidays type calls and some people claImed. It the claim Is not yet Seminole County, Florida. Child care in my horn, days or •Stock Purchase Plan SPald . due, the date when it will become has been filed against you in the wanted to go directly to due shall be stated. If the claim Is Circuit Court of Seminole County, eves., or will PU aft. school. Sick Leave 5Paid Pension 30Apertmsfas Unfurnishod 3234ss. _________________ _________________ Khomeini or the Iranian contingent or unhiquidated, the Florida, and you are required to Plan 5 Free HospitalizatIon ___________________________ ________________ d.Slckness 5. AccIdent nature of the uncertainty shall be serve a copy of your written students" Disability Insurance. fliki, stated. If the claim is secured, the defenses, if any, to It on C. Spacious mcd. 2 BR, CH.A, _____ Those who want to be security And Many More shell be described. The VERNON MIlE, carp., DW, lisp., near hoop., _____ rh., of connected to the embassy or claimant shall deliver sufficient Cleveland, MIte I Cidges, at. Apply Inperson adults, n pets. $233. 323.31$. For Sale Location: US Hwy 17.12 1 Air. totheMoelemleaderaretold, of the claim to theclerk to torneys for Plaintiff, whose ad. OUT OF IDEAS? Lemon$,$atsumaslTang,Ios port Blvd. An Equal AFRICAN VIOLETS £' BR, newly lediCos'sted ' "We cannot connect you at enable the clerk to mail one copy dress Is Post Office Drawer 7, RU. Hutchison ETHELL'S ANTIQUES Ph. 332405* portunity Employer, TheGreenhause remodeled, convenient to toAll each personal representative. Sanford, Florida 32771. on or ___________________________ ml. W. of 1.4, old SR.41 at "71" this time due to the political Eves after 61 weekends dewt*Own, $320 Pius utilIties. persons interested In the before December 17, 1079, and file PIOIS. 333.5571, 3.. situation," she said, adding estate to whom a copy of this the original with the Clerk of this ll-IrNfrlJCtloji,$ s'viart Notice of Administration has been Court either before service on _____________________________ _________________________ _________________ these people usually are te- mailed OnAirport Blvd. 1 PR, lB condo, _______________ are required, WITHIN Plaintiff's attorney or Im. (erred to the State Depart. THREE MONTHS FROM THE mediately thereafter, otherwise a Fuliyeet.kltW.D,$2lSmo. j ENJOY . muss meat c1JcaI Transcriptlonist 1 DATE OF THE FIRST default and ultimate Judgment CreativeExpressions 32271)3 ________________________ _____ PUBLICATION OF Calto the THIS willbeenteredagainstyoufo,the te House Fulitimepreviousexp.rienas 1 SN-1lfljp. Ppol. Adults only. NOTICE, to file any objections relief demanded in the Complaint, PRIVATE VOICE LESSONS not getting through due to a they may have that challenges the a medical transcriptionlst in on Lake Ada. Just $. Cf Airport WITNESS my hand and the soil validity of the decedent's will, the of this Court, on this 7th. day of 3fl7346 hospital medical record dept. jammed switchboard, she Beautiful ieweiry fabulous Jam Up Hair Styles I Jeans Blvd. on 17.12 III 1101511. Ciii _________________________ perfumes, 1. cosmetici, for Qualifications of the personal November, AD., 1179. required. Apply personnel Levis-Junior I Missy 323.5410 MarIner's Village. said, representative, or the venue or (SEAL) every beauty need. MERLE Tops a Dresses $02 French Ave West Volusia Memorial ___________________________ TWOPLUSTWOISFOUR _________________________ NORMAN. 110 Park Ave. "We've had different teac- lurIsdictien of the court. Hospital, DeLand, £01, Mr. 3l-Ai'ti,i.s AndihatsAFadI ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR. H. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS, AND lions," said Ms. alambless of ______________________________ Classified Ads Gets Results ______________________ _________________________ Clerk of the Circuit Court Engagement Sets-$155 up NOT SO FILED AndThat'sAFact Toot By: Patricia Robinson callers who were told their OBJECTIONS Ohhhh1l i1 HEAR USOUTI Texas RefInery I'.Lt. Crosses,.WyIer watches, rings WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. __ ri "'ua VUWU flI3L uziuugn. - Jr. ___________________________ Corp. offers an opportunity for i QITI Jewelers 701 S. Park I Owaltne. Date of the firs? publication of C. Vernon MIt., ________ ________ __________________________ tn. very don 5 reenw. See _____ hloh Income PLUS cash "Soms have been very Irate, this Notice of Administration: ________________________ W01N Cait. 311 PMmett, L bonuses and fringe ben.fj$ I Se'ect Styleand Warmth of Novombsr 35, Øfl, • • p J tL'. ______________________________ Ave. Dan el Oreen Slippers the Sanford area. N.gardNs Alfred Lciilr I PlJ Nove ii, ii, 25. men. sg,pprl.vsl type psopi,. of eep.fience, write . 0. 1.1st. Downtown 2 èott 'd Icos, CHRISTMAS g$ Repr*iantetjv. Gay colors delIght the child.1 KNIOHTL2OU Da0*m _____________________ Pate. Free.. 10* 711, ft. ____________________________ I Ifl our fact" of fh.' Pslaleot DEP.47 CINGI BootsIoryourcowlrI Some hang Worm, 1*. 71101. 5 MARY SIlliest. iN*Lr UTltt: DORIS DIANE They said they demanded Dingol Cowboy loots 1J$ BE READYI LEASE LECLAIR KNIQNT$,Ns1 lit Downtown NOTICE OP INTENT TO KNIOHT$, 1.1st Downtown to talk to Khomeini or to CONTRACT SPECIALIST SEIGLEN REAlTY, IROKIN. Deceased VACATE PORTIONS OP a MA EMPLOYMENT Salary $210 weekly. Grad, from Thrill ffimwfthboots Iranian students, b14 we tell ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL 3311111 CERTAIN PLAY IN SEMINOLE HAS A JOB an accredIted college or univ. _____________________ Dingol Cowboy loots by Acme REPRESENTATIVE: COUNTY, FLORIDA _____________________ them they could make with a degree In Social FOR KNIGHTS. 305 1.1st. Downtown GARY DOANE, ESO. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: iltuatiosi âes wor," Sciences, lusineis Admin., or 4UISI P.O. BOX ;so Tate notice that a petition oftell LEGAL SIcIRTARy Public Admin. 5.1 yr. Cf C*p. ki said, adding that most 01 the ORLANDO, FL. 32502 be filed, pursuant to Chptev I gal Contract Adml. Apply In ________________ s: $klll. Telephone: (305) 543.7333 remae between 9p 177.101 of the Florida Statutes, person at the Seminole County Publish November 25, and with the BOFd Of Cliflty Cern. 3 II LVFUC ,I,ma$5I'p,w, RICIPTIONISY Personnel Office, County MN, T'S FASHIONS Ocs,nb.r in '° miselonets of SemInOle County, Mature, good skills, light Cowl HOuse, N. Park Av,., Some of the callers, Ms. DEP.24 PineClothingform.n. Florida, to ViCCf portions eta $ BEDROOM, t laTh. beokkspkij Sanford, betwon 5:30 am. $ 2M7 S. French 3234111 said, "Nat to certain plot of the subdivisIon _________________ CROWN PAWN $4O PAMILY ROOM. CARPETING. M.P. W P. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP kflown.$SLAVIACOI.ONYCO,.S COLLSCTIOIINGR.TRAINSS StersSs,,ultai's,c.nsp,as CENTRAl. HEAT & AIR. IX. for the releas. of the Wyiorwatche$.-51J.nup Seminole Ceunty s in THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL SUIDIVIUOPi, according Nisdeencar, aggressive &Manysffie,itesns ICUTIVI cONDiTiON ON L$IPters7ipgo$Wionbutane Equal Oppsrtunity Im$s,ar. hostagss.Awomancaliadlast CIRCUIT IN SEMINOLE Pletthsrsofr.cordedlnpl$to the persia. PrsndlAve. ACRE. sasao. 3*24e OwalneyJ,wpe,s 201$.Park 3. ø Friday ntØ4 who was cryIng COUNTY, FLORIDA 71. Public Recot ei . RIUtY BROKER. *145* " CASI NO, 7t.II%.CA44.l Pl.A$TIC WORKER MANAGER Seminole COunty, Florida, 17•l*7 lootsloryour man I'l,, 110 IN Nit Tue MARRIAGE OF; Wiiitralnshaq'ppe,sen. AINCIAFTINOINI dS$UIbId as follows, tel; DIngo 5 COwboy Boots tool __ could handie her. LEE ROY SMITH, OVERHAUL INHIBIT UAH KNIGHTS, 301 I. 1st, Downtown LICENSED PLUMBER FAA approved flat ongini 'She aId she knew no -i_ Petitioner54(gsan, ____ These lands lying In Soctien 10, AC experience. overhaul fclllty located His comfort is Important in rownotilp 31 South. Range 31 lest, Ovlels, sperkikis dna) SN, TM VAMN over there, but felt If she and MIamI, Florida has Immedlote Daniel Green Slippers at as iou.ws 1g. FR, very nIce resliuwial JEAN MATILDA SMITH, talked with lchome1i or , PLUMBERS' HELPER opening for an e*psrIencW All of Lots w area near HIoft ScItes $111 KNIOHTS 20$ fist Downtown * Respond.nt.WIf,, l.A. to Supervise ingle build. stidsssaM tat the people of 101, IN and Ill Cf $LAVIA month. 15,, list 5 lop. General Electric mlcrewevee. ___________ NOTICE OP ACTION up 5 remanvfactvring. A COLONY CO.'S SUBDIVISION, requirw. Alter Si. call Ruth 13 to cheese fr.rn.M low as Iran know how Mnerlcaua TO: PANT TINS elicant should have sstowive including all rIgh?$41.way lying 5112. All Narwsed 333.13*. at P MU$lal!TI • close sut rIcs JEAN MATILDA SMITH (set maybe they WOULd 5fl PRIICNOSL TEACHER Power plant .xPerIInC,wI Lv sin abuffinethe Casdysar, SM W. lit 332.ig. 577 N. Riverside EMITY WO.D SoMe exp, tort. not necessary. coming a Continental engines. ant t.. ti hngs." L OWTS II said fo5, Apartment No. 3 For further in$s,m.tlen call accardine is me set merest.. Nocalls were placid to Iran St. Clair, Michigan, •INSRALCLIRK Ted Nomelser (35$) flhliNer ____ Planes, organs, guitars, amps U"0.E. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that en rcerdad Ni Flat loiN . M dising the first week ci the send resume to $urnslds.OIt "re vwsatlw perw. ______ drums. lob Pall's Disc. Music action for dIssolution of marriage Public Bocerds of Seminole Alrmotive 14150 LW. I$NI It.. aljIg, $i. as... said, has been flied against you In the County, Plorida, LESS: All Center. 3201 French Ave. Now NW. Goodyear. 5*P.j*NITORIAI.MSN Miami. Fl. 33151. adding that $0 overseas CircuIt Court of Seminole County, SUNRISE UNIT ONE, accordIng 2251 UI W. 151.337*531 ' Cerpof $ window cleaners. ______ ______ plot thereel as recorded Ni __________ __ _______________ ____ Gu1Ctr. $ Museum. operators were on duty Florida, and you are required to fo titePaiN inlIli caent slerse. AM. 31. poses 72 and 73. Over Co newS Iliad bargains. serve a copy of your written A1NCRAFTINGINE casseisi constantly' and working defenias, ThtRfosI EstateAgincy' FM with speokers. Was lies, Martin . olbson.oulId. If any, toil on JACK 1. Public Records of Seminole ANDOVEINAUL Isp. with gee tensile rsedlngs _____ 115W $110. Ni. J$l. 0551y0er. Yamata, 3$1J , French (bIN BRIDGES, of Cleveland, MIte $ CoUflty• Florida. lec,, ISSPU SPECIAlISTs USw.tss. in.ii P IllS Should be i. Set $ambos). 321.eui. Bridges, Attorney tsr Petitioner. 343$ S. French ($712) Facility in Miami, PIer1Ø COUNVIRNELP Husband, whose address is Post milled on beltiN of SUNRISE P M5VIII5 ._• immedlated openings fir ERECTORS, INC..a Florida Office Drawerl, Sanford, Florida overhaul 101 2.11 .!dvre corperatlea, duel me , . . .1. - sisceed where everyone else has failed in freeing • with fireplace. Util. rm. plus wooded lot. $31j plus sec. No 241UR 3229283 pets. 333.574, __________________ - __________________________ DEADLINES _____ 3 BR tome, 1g. DR. LR, FR, , * * * * * * 1 3270216: __________________________ 2 BR, FHA, H&AC. carpeted, 3 Lines Minimum - ________ 23)ElmAvt.,5anf.3BR,no singles, no pets. Ret. $373 + dep. Mrs. Nub.330036. ___________________________ '33ntont area, newly remodeled. Man.g,mont potential wim fast moving company. We need aO9resslv. people wIth 9001 personality I good phone voice. Sal. I commissIon. Call Jan at 323.1176. RATES ' HOURS $ 00 AM. - • Sew ______________________ - PAINT CONT. ALUM. SIDING CARPENTER CONTRACTOR FREE EST. 3UCi3t I I I ________________ INSULATION Batting, bIoi RACO Foam, fiberglas 5 Cellulose. Lowest prices. Call - 37105)9 or 954'?S447OS'ciiet, 1 Precision sharpening 5ervi Circular saws, carbide saws, mower blades, yard & shop 0015, knives I aaes, 3391997. i...,,, ____________ ' VINYl Uspeir ____________________ ____________________ ___________________ Vinyl repel, I recoloring Save up oSQpd of reoostery d. $9.77 _______________________________________________ List Your Business.., E2226839g93 S - '.' '-:' JrNr ) '''' L �- ,,, -- .: • • I • • • . i 4 • - 4 ' f • ' ' ' , ' - 4 . . p %I • • ó ., p ' , , , , ' ' ' , ' ' . . - 'p - -- ••.'- •-- -• . . . - - • - - - I 11 611—Evening HiraM, Sanford, PL Ssnd.y, Nov. is, tOfl OURSELVES -Il Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. REACTOR BUSINESS - COAL IONE TON) IN BRIEF VAPOR LIOUID LEVEL -L .. j REFORMING E.* ?ZLYST A1. , HYDROTNEATING AN D • OOC [>HEATING OIL I • • . • o --- SULFUR (80 LBS) r POWDEREDAMMONIA (20 LBS.) 01 L SLURRY HIGH BTU £.LL GAS HYDROGEN (3200 CU FT.) - - - • - - *ue usugram move snows how the H-Coal process I, mused to convert IN tons slurry, which Is placed In a reactor with hydrogen. After more refining, the of coal a day Into naphtha and other middle distillates at Dynalectron's new gasoljne and home heating oil Is made at a separate, conventional oil plant at Catlettsburg, Ky. The H-Coal process uses powdered coal and oil refinery. , SPECIAL TO ThE HERALD got to blow your brains out," she said laughing. A door can then be cut with a special saw or even cuticle scissors if the inside is to be decorated. Inside many of the eggs Mrs. Pommerening has created lovely flower arrangements while others have tiny figurines, The opening around the door Is trimmed - • - Electronics Class Offered - - - To med the area employment demand for ele ctronic assemblers, Seminole Community College Is offering a 10 hour training program In electronic assembly. The course Is designed to train the st udent to Identify, inspect, form and assemble electronic components on printed circuit boards and ch, The student will utilize the fully quipped electronics lab at 8CC to receive "hand.cn" training in the use ofequlpment and tools currently popular in the electronics industry. - - - I Housing - - ffe,rence Pr.00ndructed roof trims.. or roof and ceiling panels may dtboboms be a ___ be _ __ boom ThunM$odsyalmentnoviuIble weaoebMweana mudtioectlenal mobile horn., and many of these other mandaetaed homes, Fledwood Enterprise. believe, the ouiy m.-"igfui way to differedlate betwisa the varloea augments of the manofactiud hamming 'deulry I. to look at the codss to which the horn. are built ad the method of amoinhlim the liamu on site. P—lIst4 '—i— aid madul Ii"m,j are built be cosfarm to lad or model bull codes (such as the MIf.rm Building Cod,), whereas nubile hemst built to tb Federal Mobile Hem. Ooadrnrtion ad laity Stan ds.kfad,mubilehi,ur.lheoalyformdk..IgIn the U.S. U 44p47 with 111111w federal standards. Ponelinid lumen em's t:1 to the ii. In wall eit4lomwhichasthmureded.sapwmanalfaundstkn, - - _____• Stein Named To Boa , - Oft, " Grabea N 'leerdary Lava ad I t.d with Rodeo JThluuUe dv noead solusfoI. HollywOod bUt irw, and we we MEN" at that thnethatThasd4ynisltwa4thaliri sit, (or this major motion plctwe" - -- •- - - -•• - - - - bsmd dirsoted •U -• 4dcseda 1fldipulNbe$uSsGOP purdim.d vi be ,at uIbdsd be rob.Mi - - - - - P Looks - i!" of #mom ' -i-m- .4 . '• 0 S . .• - , - I .'•. - . - • S I L- -' - - 0 ' •- - - -. '? 411 , useffi*ui Li au., ' t.jui *,Jtiamdoase ad ii -'• * - • :'-- .. - - • -• - .' .- •. '1'iM shupss and iww? Zia We MW ths s 1 bsst,m.:. 0 I • ----- - - - -. -• - -• - • - s.S ' - , -. ' - • - -- I •. .1 • The Station Uaiver.My Porcmmios Fanumble will posed cow": Sotwday the following the.. Du,,ab,1,Allw'mu4,Mafld*,3,and4p.m.;lumdsy, p.m. in Fith1J Die. 3, StatioN saupno, at auditorIum; asdTu.day, Dee. 4 at RsIbC ,d$:IS In Knowles Memorial (1t Tbea.uourtaarefxeeofshgeadthekcerdia1ly odbesiten1- . MAIL rV,oaw.shswainlbeahubaiI mom - .-. • - • •- • • ulId To I - as Proui,t 'Iuttirfly" . - - Ift 0018011 no ids G* now ftild we Ww —- • • "MOON W • - at 1 :1 that pru. of- low •• flJ* - - - deim" War .•..a... ______ bt , - -' " - •1 j• N1aM Paymo displays fosussads of böbb gum care. - . • '-9 I baseball season." Payne said. When Payne buys a piece of bubble gum he The trick is to hang on to those cards when Is interested In that thin piece of cardboard they first come out, but who knows what that comes with A. The card that bears the )IeIiMs of our national heroes, the baseball rookie will become another Mickey Mantle. "Hank Aaron's cards weren't saved." said plaer.. Payne collects baseball cards. "I staled when I was a kid," he explained. Payne says his favorite "Wish l had them stlll IPA ldon't."ftbaabssa serious pastime since him aid In that time rote Rose he he has fiued box after box with his cardboard Film has ftvo pages Any Idea how many? "Oh, five to to thousand, easy," he said. the PhilIy Superstar. 'I Of course net all bubble gum comes with baseball cards. The ones Payne seeks are Wouldn't sill any these mails by Tom Bowman or news, top names In baseball ca'ds. of them,' he said. Payne, alaodotd resident who wouldprefer hisaddr.s not bementioned, said baseball osdu have been around almost as long as Payne. "Whoever thought he would turn out, baseball bell. the way he did. Babe Roth was the same way. In Ike iNN the player, pictures came on "BobhlojiueroftheBravescouldbeanother cIgm'd$e packs ad it was nit until the 1030. Babe Ruth If be days healthy," Payne feels, M they darted th0 switch to bubble gum. amdthat Isacadhels going to hold on to. "I As celedors 14,ms they have .pv,a to think he'll be In the Hall at Fame." may ind ad much monetary value, he said. Payne said he has always enjoyed spouts less the old pictures from the clgardte days and that led to his collecting baseball cards. de Mat bring WIN* when sold. His whole family shye,bIs Waged sod his an nc.ptIw Is the picture of u1*ll sons esch have their on collection. Prize sd Ilasmus Wagner. Seems Wagner did not cards are kept In albums while the others fbmd NOW adheeWectedIo haft his picture a home inan old ctgar boa orfootiocker, spear a psckqedcigardtes. Payne asyslis favorite play.rlsput. Home He mil hispMwepuihedeiplaln.d Payne and he has five paga devoted to the Phihly and as a remit there we very few of them In soperdar. "I wouldn't all any of them," he 'io.advOIyprinedbyesllst4.re, Jadbecmusa card is old does not, mean it player is C1) WS dumadrded ad *"rra.dbvMdmiIMluU$flP'*TS i- i • Concerts CAP cadets Oriented p A typical player onal9ll pack of Gold Leaf cigarettes sells for only $2 but Ty Cobb's picture that year lids for $. If anyone has a 1952 Toppa card of Mickey Mantle, It is worth between $1,000 and $1,500. The cards of outstanding players In their rookie years are the ones to watch for. Hall of Famer Joe DiMagglo will bring In $150, while others on his team that year sell for 40 cents, His dentist bills would have added anew swimming pool In his dentist's backyard, he says. It is not bubble gum that Payne desires; he Is not driven to find the perfect bubble. No chicle junkie Labe, though he confessed, "My Ice box is still full (of bubble gum) from -- - - - - •- ad •.: •0 - S I j • •. - '=:' ••.• - . . - ' S nesws,s Pussi esdMIaI*MJL all mein. -$ - seme will bring a high price when sold, Payne said. It is the superstar that brings In the money. Richard Payne's dentist must love him especially If Payne has chewed all the bubble gum has bought over the years. - • $ - 'lb. Prubyt.rlan Preschool Ceder will sponsor a flower arranging workshop Dec. 6 In the Fellowship Hall. aasius Sam. or 7:30 p.m. are available at Those attending will crests their own Holiday wa_ulgempoc*, assisted by Jan - Freeman who Is again dsustlngbar tlmsand talentstobenefit the l'riiiIioOl Coder. limited number at reservations Is available on a fd. comeb.ILThsprlceis$.Porr.survatloneoriflfermatiomu calJ Sue Cam M3234I7$,orlAndeDmmm,3224741 . - 1 - • • • S S 5 •• -, i!!duedinbsidW VJIdII I • - we Piiitv. "r' *W1ç' - ______ - . - -- -- w"W WW _be that -. 5 IL*1Il IT IM wm Cu=Uve =wk aft r" a I1Jin - • • -• Bubble Gum Boug ht For Baseball Cards - - • - u share,the.athat pidW,pays . 21,1 .beL uIsdrwOordJus.1,Si - - . Just A Hobby0: Arrangement Class Set - . . a U U RI*L?OTIMD TAUAII-PW* - - • .- - - - • ' -UI- - • __ - I • g......a...a..•_..• S - - 14; TON, urSt ad Moms; adMk amia of Florida Ilm ad - - In 011011ION - - - - Th.I.rddDbeduedKagFriitlmc.,I JasbesmilS, uuilud aepMiiw dtkesived*asia - sh1sabsndroiMse(s.w Wiles pwbe. Mark Pommerening admires his mother' handicraft. oliday rug H - , • ___ - into abed IlOStensin the U.S pesdidag mobile hem foes abed * ery lorIa Nationwide, there are apps 13,0 miMe hem. j,. •da rsprmed.d a $parsedlmu,ásvvMN. - - - ___ - U - W - Kog.r Plans Office Pa.*s - Me awe iagsnlsesaflve.wemualus$emsat the 3*. asre.wealIydA P ohers OO !as hm.0 ue MM in four villages by more th a deem al 110" Oswheweeiect.d as aes4M. members ofthehed JII :- - ____ , -- -. - - - - 630 to 10 p.m, Had Bug Elementary Dec. i t the first 'Holiday Fun Night." School PTA will with the children for picture.. s.ta will be there to Hod crAed NOW baked I" and 0*" will be wit Tbere will be an 111Mves'Secret WOW'for &Mrso only to create gifts and decorations for their famIly and from the school will also be providing frIJd,, Qj • Time uIuad'a pupue w, to dame a modular home ad we M com by do paw am 01010"010 am W* 11111001121r& - 1ith_.iaatthlegteremn,mber hums ititatravalor er ars elydiBeroiMs . - rdrW -___ r ' - Criosd of appreunidely 1,100 rvdlrllal buUI, =00""M'rolsted stillas fr.sdemr -I -•' - Hsmelluiedu.&.cteratTheVWag.sofhabMPeMin iupsed,wmoedlyaiedoduaoclatsmumberofthe heard of directors the Hum. Builders Association of Mid. 1T Ibulda PTA Sets Fun - - - - - - r.rum L D..4 will be Forensic lsn1nol. (av• th,thlSOiilk Dr. Sara 'i Assistant Medical E'-"i,r, will 1 before the American Society for iI;:al '' Florida III be meeting at 730 .m4 a Nov. 30 . MemorM All thou. hderalid are Invited to attend - - ______ • - . - ied Dr. Irrgang To L•u - - - - Thuds 0ev. Bob Gr.hii ad komtary of witty Sidney lmin imanoced that a mdti-'in dollar motion picture, "Ho.kyd'.mk Freeway," will be filmed in Sarasota ad ML Dora bgg in Feinimsry. Thsrnovtewib.p.dbyDesleydad Howard W. Koch Jr. of Rodeo Pr,4vIea& a Bo1I Mm company financed by 10~8 larod incesmorate, £ "We an .dxe.uly now that Pisuidi has been • - ____ Graham: Movie In Florida For osmMion call the collage. - - • - wa.30pn,, Nov. a.Dec.i4,at the 5CCTsiepbone Cammunication Centers o'wu Airport. '4 i w COWs. is arad.d on elio wu sI .body4edoraior. In width With dUId LU and mi*lesc9f" moe. hun.i ie in lbs she 'a, ad 't the pl4,air can. from the factory in tPe' em' mere fWod eeu1' that -. diUiL ad 'indited ipds — therein." joined at the site to create the kI, home. Man shuti. separate a modular home from a mebil. Each section Is usually -14 fed wide, lObe 11 fed high home, a to the federal moWs home regulations (frcmfloortorooftcp),aid40toMkdink 1' Themajor wdlntbs Federal Register In lime 107$ which difference between modular homes and mobile 'n Is that deBoed a membier horne as a stricture: they are built to mersd, 1111 n.m"',se c4iraUs, I 'JTd ealy iredlm or_"ion on a .11* buIlt building cods,. A. mu4kmd pre,lo.ly, mobile *1,1 pur 1r. comply with federal Maa&ds, while ashy. kualug -m-_411110W ad madadwed to comply with model mists local modol ced.s bIMades. - -___ Da to the close_hial between miMer and moMs - - ad dalsd be be wa,ed once placid on lbs permanent homes, varios Mtpti have been mmdiii deRos fateces betwem them The Federal N.M. Hums Con- MrictlonandlofdyAd..11074,dsfinesamebilehom.as"a :—ad Mended - in lbs ofactwer's knowloe, to be Mmd ,tianop.tahieIn.neormonaet4leawhifovhen - U_a$arr .rthas is a permanent teen. - - - _ - - II es Moblis horn., are a major part of what Is generally called UN under U& This year lbs U.S Marine-Coups Reserve aØ Zayye dupsitmt dir shun vi be 1' hrma ones ag winens otIh. teagiueul ½$tIw in of Marines' 200-year lilMos. Lest year, In on. of the largest corporate indertaklngn ever launched In suçpset of the 31-year.eld Toys for Tots progeun, 301.pine Zayre doris in 34 silas udat,d lb. r..rvs In collecting more then 3$ISSS new and almost new toys for needy dWreL "The holidays imoid be epeclal fur all shin, Including those in need," rema'hsd Utoisy LibIts, vice president and director of d cernaffalrL "Ow cutomari esud Numm we extremely genarma in hiping no maims 10 yaWs a seeo.m Ths year we hips to pat belday smiles en even more ysuag fac&' 1wIni. iL with gold braid or strings of pearls. "You can use jewels if you prefer," she said. After the Pommerenings moved to their hqme on Huntswood Court In Longwoód two years ago, she found It more difficult to find supplies for her artistic hobby. Many of the items were stocked by a specialty shop in Rochester. "I do have a large supply of dried flowers," she said. "I try to find small ones with sturdy stems. I never pass up a dried field. I use anything I can find In a dried field: dried grass or flowers, anything dried." Figurines small enough to fit Inside the eggs are particularly hard to find, she said. Other eggs are decorated with decoupage. A small drawing or picture is chosen for the egg and a special solution is poured over It. This lifts the ink away from the paper and it is transferred to the egg. Then "at least 10 but preferably 20 coats" of epoxy are applied to the egg, sanding between each coat. "ft is a long, drawn out process," said Mrs. Pommerening. "Three coats a day work best." Decorating eggs can be expensive. A goose egg cut with a door can cost 55, a duck egg costs about $1, but "chicken eggs cost almost nothing," she said. If an ostrich egg can be found, they usually cost about $35. The stands are about $5 each and then the decorations themselves can be as expensive and fancy as one wishes. Mrs. Pommerening laughed and said she makes very little profit on the few she sells and most are still given away to friends. It Is a hobby she enjoys sharing with others, but she does not plan to expand it into a business or even display her creations In art shows, she said. After seeing her delicate works of art, the fact that she does not plan to compete should make any competitor breathe easier. - Zayre Aid Tots Program I This is often more difficult than it sounds. "You've _ - Establidunent of the plait, and running It for the next two Senate has ovsrwholmingly arovod 1,g4 ktkn bringing Yam, will cost $300 million. It's a pilot plant built to prow the total allocated monies for production of synthetic fuels to Gasoline synthesized from coal will be In the pumpo for use process works and to &bnh$e the bu4I and it will take 41(0 4bmI In your car In the near future. Some has already been made, such plants to meet the nations's present dully needs. Pcpuiw Mictiailcs notes that there are problems, that ft'sbeen upenalvetoproduce, but it may be an Important tool But the 'Igoals point to "go." .osnIc comulderatlnuu e there, that technical advances In ending the OPEC price gougIng. It's synfus! synthetic fuel John F. O'Leary was deputy secretary of the Energy woald makeulrkte a plait built now. But Dr. J of 5 and it worts. Department when he told a Congressional suthoonmultt.e lad Cameron Engineers has a solution: I Lets of money and lots of technical know.how have made It June: "ft's true that synthetic fuel today would cost more to "There Is a single, simple action which would solve the possible, Popular Mechanics reports hi the December Issue. produce than the current price of products refined from Irn- .ntlt problem in the mad economic way possible. That would The producer is Dynalectrin Corp. of McLean, Va. at a coal-to. ported oil. But It's expected that by the late 1(00's and early be to pass a law r.Øth that gallon of gasoline sold, fuel conversion plant In Catlettsburg, Ky. iON., when synthetic production is In full swing, the price of - froth a' re&ory efter a curtain date contain a certain per-. Dynalectron Is a member of a coniorthun that Includes the Imported oil will have risen enough to make synthulki fully cuntage of noapotroleun material. Then, each refiner would U.S. Energy Department, the date of Kentucky, Electric competitive perhaps even make them attractive." be reepouuible for obtaining his own supply of synfuel on his 'Power Research Institute, Ashland 0(1, Conoco, Mobil Oil and There are strong indications that Congress I. conviced this Is own bed terms, and a syaAasl Industry would be established Standard011 of Indiana. the answer to reduce reliance on foreign oil kuports. The ovurnigid," - dmdlw Bryan Francis Stenstrvmn, of P.O. Box 005, Lake Mary, is majoring In physical education at David IApicomnb College, Nashville, Tenn. He Is a graduate of øwldlan Horn, and Bible School, Mt. Dora. and was among more than 700 freshmen and transfer students entering Lipscomb for the first time this fall. - Willie B. Newman ofSadord, has been elected a mm of the Tulane School of Medicine chapt of Alpha Omesa Alpha nstional honorary medical society. Selection Into the society Is based on scholarship, character and potential leadership In medicine. At Wane year, 16 mom wr uv were Cl1VU flflIIW1 of the society. bachelor of .cedegree hom Florida State University. - ,j 3ol In.ay AWdGliii: 1,- e rIa s'-Rears sft. tulp16-0 Sf.nstrom Attending DLC Newman Taps Medical Society And It's On The Way fuel Works The 56 wilts of the second section of the Sanford Court Apartments, developed by Cardinal Industries and opened last month, have been completely rentot The second thaie factory built modular complex consists of 12 studios, 10 furnished one-b.ukooin, 10 unfurnished one-bedroom and 11 umturdabsd two. bedroom ep.rtm.M& Sanford Court now has a total of 104 apartments. {ra pseviemuly _umisd, To prepare the egg a small hole is punched in each - Sanford Court Now Rented - decorate one herself. This led to her making them as gifts for friends, fundraising items to help a local school for handicapped children, and some were sold in local boutiques. end, a needle is inserted to break the yolk and the contents are blown out. 0 OIS7I PouIa' M.d.'Oc$ • Orange-Seminole Cablevision presented to Its more than 50,000 subscribers the 1079 Republican Governor. Conference on Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 22, on Cable Channel 3— CablevIsion's community prowunlng channel. The conference, which took place Nov. 10.30 In Austin, Texas, was videotaped and edited Into 10. hour package by C-SPAN, the Cable S.t.IHt. Public Affairs Network. Highlights of the proceedings Included a keynote address by former President Gerald Ford, a foreign policy address by former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and discussions of major iseuus affecting the nation Including energy, economic development and foreign relation.. In Irmgard Pommerening's native Germany it is a custom at Easter to trim a small tree with decorated eggs. It is a family affair with each member painting, dyeing or gluing rickrack to the hen's eggs. It was not until she came to America that she started doing it on a grander scale. A friend In Rochester, N.Y. presented her with a pearl-encrusted goose egg with a miniature owl perched Inside and Mrs Pommerening decided to - -p Cabl.vlzion Shows GOP By TOM NEThEL Herald Staff Writer The Humanities Division and the Leisure Time Program of Seminole Commwdty College will present the Seminole Community Chorus and Chorister. In a concert of holiday music iflthe Concert Hall of the Fine Arts Building Sunday, Dec. 2, at 3 p.m. The concert will feature music for the seasons of Advent, Christmas and Hanukah and will be directed by Dr. Burt IL Perinchief, Instructor of Music at the college. Sally Bowden will accoinpany the 6o voice chorus which ls now In Its sixth season. Laurel Elmore will be the featured soloist In the carols by Lekberg. 'The public is cordially Invited to attend this holiday concert. There will be no charge for admission. (40 GALLONS) LATES •.• Community Chorus, Chorlst.r, To Perform In Free Concert C7 ORMING MIDDLE I I GASOLINE (80 GALLONS) -: RECYCLE TUBE Deapite escalating nortpge Udared rates and a gasoline shortage Florida Residential Communities (FRC) of Altamonte Springs averaged one home sale a day In October and nearly two sales a day during the traditionally slow months of June throh September. All together, FRC sold 230 homes representing $13.0 million at its eight residential nommmItlee tIWO4hOnt Greater Orlando during the typically slow summer months that precede the dart of the pea buying season In the fall. "Our sales figures were adoimdlng when you consIder June through October are traditionally the slowed months for home buying, eepedally this year with mortgage rates reaching record highs and a serious gas shortage," says Burton A. Bin.., president of FRC. "This Indicates to us that the demand for new homes ln Central Florida ls dill strong and that sales mayno longer be as seasonal or cyclical as they have In the /. Ecicis Become Decorator Items B rief l y FRC: 1 Sal. Daily Despite Gas - Shortage - Sunday, Nov. 21, 1970—IC HYDROTREATING ...I •.. i- -' • 1!1021 111111 - OLI 7. -- ~- ~ ~ ~,F ., _T , K -,.~ and devoted to '-I �..___lI.1_1.upV•• . - I EveiOg Herald, Sanford, Fl. IC—EvenIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Nov. 23, 191 50ctbo11 :: Engagemenfs Fat Helps Americans DEAR ABBY: I'm a 33. clothes In my size, no I order divorced for tires years I am If there we ether married Iii. rm yew-old wunarried woman my things from a.maternity petting married O4"wim really 10" each coi with a 315.pound problem: catalogue. And I wear a coat, _____ and Bob ls4l.Itwlllbslda etbu',bet&EPapvt? ME! winter and summer. second time JERIJT WEST md, too. (I I haven't seen a doctor In I haven't gone back to my wife died last yew.) We vs home town toieemyfamllyln years because I know what crazy about each other, and I DEAR JEll: Afler this four years because of the way he'll say. r consider myself the lob wVE d . leaders? I look. I've tried every diet Someone told methey heard woman alive. YOU can name. Iwas down to there's an organization for fat Now the problem. I have CONFIDENTIAL TO .. ..___I_ __I_... "y WL U £g 5Q XUJIV WkJJ nave UCQUCU IC fleVer osen anie sO US no Ins "TOMMLAM U*W55 IN and started eating like crazy accept themselves U they are organization WSI pplg5is gg bid With another per. PU 1via, iiA,": N. and gained it all back in six without apologizing to to help fat people accept am. Don't getme wrong; Iam saw odd KkIuNelson mouths. I wanted to commit anyone. Is there rally such a themselves an they are and not a cold, toot type A* "I) NOW play earl micide. club? Where Is It? It would be cope with the many handicaps woiflaL I love to cuddi., ad wilb $ — ied 'DSV; 1) My Mends and relatives heaven to get together with and InJUces tat people face lovemaking Is very NI an Never ad k a place ndlid have lectured me aboutmy other fat people and not feel daily, my list of r1Thss, but I iSam'P; 3) And Wit welgig all my life. I've always like a freak. For lilermatles about the simply cannot fall asleep If With a_eu shies kes FAT FRANCES chapter nearest you, write to: someone Is in the same bet vs wuis been heavy, but now I'm yse." Please hopeless. I've even had I told Bob we would have to pay opsololaEhstoNe$ DEAR FRANCES: I P.O. Box 09 Defense, N.Y. (hung married? Whether strangers come up tome and checked It out and there IS 11421 Please enclose a hag, have twin beds for stesping tell me I have such a pretty such an .rgaalzatloa. It's stamped, sell-addressed and he said, "No way. I have yes want a lermal eft th to have someone to hang onto wedding wa simple diy fac. it's a dome I'm nofat. called the National envelope. I haven't had a date with a Association to Aid Fat And please let me hear from when I sleep." •wathlag go! my, get I know you can't settle this Abby's a heest, "Hiw to man In five years. ft's im. Americans, I.e. They are a you again, Francis. I care. possible to find nlce400ldng legitimate, son-profit for us, but I just want toknow Have a tavdy Ws;-" DEAR ABBY: After being KATHLEEN - - CECILIA • WILMOTH - Mr. and Mr.. Frederic (Ruth) Gaines are getting In tune with Dr. William Hinkle for the Champagne Ball, Saturday, Dec. 1, Mrs. Gaines I. the ball chairman. Dr. Hinkle of Seminole Community College, will lead the revelers onto the dance floor with a 10. piece dance band. — - : Wilmoth-Ford Mrs. and Mrs. John T. Wilmoth of 818 Walnut Place, Altaznonte Springs, announce the engagement of their daughter, Kathleen Cecilia, to William Fielding Ford, son Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles L Ford of 1915 Park Street Born at Clarksburg, W. Va., the bride-elect Is the granddaughter of Mrs. C. B. Wilmoth, 1520 Morris - . • - - - - : • - - - - •: -- LW -- . -_4 - •••. -l' _____ • W' . the mod aggressive at the . fl othsrwhowlllbsascom— . pollitivessanymonandwould love to get a gm and fight In the front lines." Thsy tdn to aadon urafly. (PIS by Marva NawtI*s) women In A CHARTER Morning Glory Missionary Baptist was the site of do middle who cu boom the program held by the Sons Of David Lodge No, samsivilwhes the TO MASONS 313 InternatIonal Masons and Order of Eastern In possom and vowst Stars. Brother Roosevelt Cummings received the society he organizational charter from Brother James Ford, s, of Past Grand Deputy. .n, i goopod to You can condition my" are still comfortable with ó anything, and bygiving what we call traditional roles And they should Set be M dam to do what Theits women have No mmov ' Club* doing for a =0 of rnflo "Thhx yssrs" "The Times of My We" by Betty Ford will She Is listed In several "Who's Who" continues, "are baIcally bereview.dfor Woma'sQsdeofSathnd iabIIcathna and has been an associate editor the b at en orientation and memberabip coffee at and feature writer for "Suntlme" magazine. history. There mod have doom't Ism tbsm Wons. 10 am. Wednesday, at the home of Mrs. been some .volutl The coffee and book review will take the forward 6W," be Richard Fowler, ___Ocam L I. women , - .or placeNovember ui u N meeting of the local tes more Mr. (cer R tortably and eidlidoliy wla of jaca.n, me, à the I " Will says: miew *9 boot-sillsir book. Um Rowls is mm bb Wiated =& efthd` W00018 C1111 deal. I =1 imsoft do we IV yew bwhm6 00 '" ad chairman of Bodo sigma Omimon, An wig be entertained at the coffee. be" In million y~ of ha"affars or betom@ my educational emw of no Florida evolatloraary history of Federation of Women's (ub Mrs. M.R. Strickland Is chairman of the takim an of event and hostesses are Mrs. Robert BrIsaon padve r" has very little For 11 years Mrs. Rawis was active with ai d that in Mrs. Art Brown, Mrs. Joseph Kratzmar, Mrs. to go Into caiwa, Jacksonville's Guild Players, a semi. they had . be to die Charles Steenwerth, Mr. Allison George, waru.n'a IflOirI'flIuti i1icf*idnil theatri and has served In 111TIMvy, Foducties, aid coon Mrs. 8.0. HarrIman, Mrs. R.D. Wesley and to RuN 'leave U the diiMInsdf - rako,s, Mrs. Lozmne Messenger. But, you say, what dad alma.'' •.. -. ___ Woman s Plans Coffee __ -• • • vs always thai, leopards or parakeets or men and women who adapt. "Take a large group of wnijin," be says. "You get a distribution from 1t c - seem • - 4 ,-,-.,..•s- women 1 - - - - I 11194MV, IM Oft. 6 - - --- head aid the masi hug ve.d the hut? "Thut," ha asys," toks - PitS RiSS., Payne's B*ehsfliaviille - ;PtIdiiUItliN - - - - . ...flaseballCards • ____ 0 sw - - - • a • •_._-_ ;.. - ._._J:•••..Ei1•. H — ii II • urmr • • '- ••- f Ot• _________ - 135%Off 'M'J 1 MI N1 SR wmi-urn '' fl I('Tiad 1_ . I • h - - -: .: . . P1 VVW W •.- • .1 •: • •• , ;. . - • . •YIt n - • - - auwiiiums.uiu $05. *ltqIMMSS. . ____ , • „ Model raikeader. think of thomodoss as oolsers of real op frees layIng alls, to ,slrsad 0 F01 IN or the Wad .4 contiosi1se to pu& in all epenutisas by°' the lhdtle of a accual to how nate anem em table ad boom to add scenery, his dslcatisa b.r_ ow y ealyto these dsM I. hh& No dhft parid, roadis 'dd- frees the general pr. "tiwet r*.aden." in TWit. psabubly N I. N of 'rIS - Yom wu4 to a_s - be U-t.- - ,uffi,*eadegvswdmas- ad do Oft 09d Is IN" • - __ 1 . - _ _ _ •• ___ • _•• ___ may. There -1 ha twice 1srd aemus Meers insa. himad dab in a T, 5 We an ad is IIsh ng WI — - *1 r*NIIN id of the inthelensui,ar M$k.dputitwhuNIr* atlada.ndmtmaewIwsJsh Mashes embu4kWiM. sd' Msn. lbs pipes. of the Hird luss is to peto.4 MINIM la'' .-:.- •.• _..._ - I -. - I- .. __ • ,. r ,i •_.' - - aiusmsi AILA& AS . - • .• i - -, •.. • a •• • Young-Smith ' 11 • •: - Buffs Emerging _ 'Closets eu _____ - - - I . • : - A Champagne Ball Poke John Paul Ill (Larry Happimsa l.a Holiday, Ball. Blair) was the emcee. So, that's how it will be Clayda Jones and Leslie Saturday night, Dec. 1, at the Poindexter did another, Sanford Civic Center when amusing country skit "Pass Seminole Mutual Concert the Biscuits, Mirandy." Association presents the 1979 But Ashby Jones stole the Champagne Ball. show with a pantomine According to Ball Chairman iiesentation of "The Streak." Ruth Gaines," "The Chain- (Faye) Kelly Is chairman of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Young of 377 San Sebastian pope Ball Is designed to be a the committee with SMCA Tony Kniffin is coming into Prado, Altamonte Springs, announce the engagement fun board members making the his own as a dancer. During happy occasion of their daughter, Diane Patricia, to Jack Wayne evening - meeting new luscious party tidbits. the Holiday Season, Tony, Smith, son of Mr. and Mr.. J. Clair Smith, 2404 friends, renewing friendships who Is the son ci Ruth and at 9p.m. Dancing will begin Adamson St., Mt. Vernon, Ohio. dancing to the favorite and a midnight buffet will be Harry Kniffin, and a former Born in Sanford, the bride-elect is the granddaughter tunes of the *h century served. dancer with Ballet Guild of of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Young, 114 Sunset Delve, provided by a wole.lonal 10 The buffet will Include Sanford-Seminole will take a Sanford, and Rev, and Mrs Eimer Hood, Sharon Trail, piece band conducted by Chateaubriand strips of lead role in "The Nutcracker" WWlarn Hinkle. Your favorite tenderloin, Eggs Riacne, a presentation of the Atlantic Miss Young Is a 1075 graduate of Lake Brantley High dance and styli -lid, slow, Egg. Supreme,- Broiled Dance Company, on Dec. 7 School, Ford City. She has attended Oral romantic, modern, ballroom Tomatoes, Fruit Crepes, and 8, at New Smyrna Beach Roberts, Tulsa, Olda. University, for two and onshaif School High and disco shall be lacladed-" Asssst.d Muffing, M"tire Senior year. white abs was isdol chahman. swill py auditorium. H. Is also cast In A The glamorous eveig Will Fruit, Clieme, serrdary.receptlonlst at this university. other area performances. et underway at I pJfl. In a Coffee, Tea end Milk, Her fiance, who was born at Barkyville, Pa,, is 1074 . According to Marlorle festive Holiday setting. ANU DOW IiIiI U UUI graduate of Mt. Vernon many Sanfordites Martha and Ned Yancey are comp _____ High School, Mt. Vernon, Ohio, complete, t"don Holiday attire, whore he participated In the school bands all four in Tony's accomInterested In charge of the decorations come to the ball and have a have already plishments Among the decorating plans time. He Is a 107$ graduate In music educatlor' from Oral made reservations. For inare luge gift wrapped beaus Reservations are necessary formation and tickets, call the Roberts University where he was president of Kappa suspended from the high Kappa P.1 and played with the Tulsa Philharmonic ceiling, Chrhtmas trees and by Nov. 29 via acheck for $30 Atlantic Dance Studios, 142 per couple made payable to North Causeway, New Orchestra. He Is a music teacher in Smayvale, Calif., ether, surprises. Seminole Mutual Concert Smyrna Beach, 90444805. where hsla working onlismaster's degree atlaflJoSs "We have drag wires AasocWlon.MaU checks to University. acres the civic eider ceiling The wedding will bean event of Dec. lS,at6p.m. at A card from Bonnie and have what we think, are Mrs. Frederick Gaines, P.O. Kennedy Chapel, Oral Roberts University. Wleboldt Bobbins Indicates some different decorations," Boa 1015, Longwood, 32780. that the Sanford bride Is "real Martha salt aeU.... ...4 Ih lUll Ialtreally true that blondes happy"InherrokOfMrLShe " and her husband, Dave, a U.S. civic center," Ruth said. have more fun? Navy Ensign, are living at Them will be plenty of room Ask Ruby.King. for about 440 guests. We have Rob.” ad Jew Sanford did New Haven, Cann. Bonnie said she had seen a committee with superb a takeoff on "The Ballad decorating plans and the kane-how to trader this the Pher's Wife" In a .ldt lots of mow in the "frigid at the Flid north" and has been to __ on Family Night active auditorium o United Methodist Church. ___ __ Oh, yes. She misses home setting. You won't rseigPI The girls were hilarious. and everybody. the civic cider." 1 Upon arriving M I pa., tall Brimotte Ruby. wore a blonds From revelers will be served wig swept op with a few pink The Swill Dqwtment of champagne aid hors d' curlers ada roes The lade. t. Woman's Club of Sanford There are over a m'111on In the United States alone and mansowl in _ while sadolift and wet, a sight In their donning mat at the clubhouse for the than tires million worldwide. gnouttgy card party. frateralalag. Mrs. Bruce women getaps. They devour tons of wood, metal, ad p'u"c each year. They hit In garages, epare rooms, attics and bosoms, • and are perhaps one of the mod misunderstood creatures alive today. The armadillo? A pack rat? No, this rare orals Is the model railroader. He's the gay who buys N worth of plastic tria., tracb, end mIni$ure people for his $.month'old son to play with, than rlss off to the garage, bobs the door, and emerges ii yearn War to wars the world, "Keep away from sur train because 'who myassisaMIUe older I'M ping tO let him Inhvs sold I want them In good ±." Just whet is a nwdd rilbeadsn? $emeosewhogdsaøtrainidkntkbsmaaididh*op a do fleare,ery mouth or a. Is merely playing with toy Railroad i&del Rall .- - - Happiness Is w1$l Our F0 IN IsIN bm" bikes : natural pndLap:- kw ten . - • CeedVnesPngs1C M*dsdl*eIssUafo,e.VUi1I, With ad alt vessd,heisys'1doy, The averageprioshelod ysar'hIn s Nuad BMW or selling cards is semetiW of a MM MOMIs, sulyloods and these fr nedsped priblaibrPayneterhetas bass wa'4.to lilsefferleesto engiestoi.*hi being sets - assu, Hid nosq llssters in this 'es. Mistakes es cu* s these ii Iu'ed of -' cards, he Is knead to vs Ms. piliad by oilhctars .4 NO bring a10room at agisalery, Mdtohlseslsotlsnbybuythgthsbdiblegan goodprloe,Payusaldapiticdarcidhad .4 lose aderod. Wemes from local noarl.sta. On dons had a special TosseRangun player Is WIBs Meted - - have boss s.up:l,d to deiralop 5110 igpeeeatvs uoally, slang Is cards with ens piece of playing kn the lloi Jays lid year. When the JTIitW5I5pserIS at a diecadid price.- "I bsuihe a u- j ri ir •to•bWUIh.4 "7 File NOW OWN row mdida Chance toaban his, lisbhy wilhtbeomna.dlssdsdthemarknwllkthe lovsHi Chou Mhu. we dissive with other cIscters In Jachesavuhi eerier ml*bgsd cord. So now the ourrect card Is harder to Bad die yearudbebagl*aad add atewcords. TO116 INN ow so bwe she UidddP* hev, Bewtooenimah..dalttedhelda and it if thp me collectonsvs siakig. wo he 1688 -and fewcerdsgolawaybec,bs did nothaow _T_'*peedNe, th* iamb, but be said he wil Won bin toss wolwwmwvmapm . it's jid a M" — dpi -MA, in An the suet mosson comes to (taado. TON NETL biutu lane ii* — (!!!i!!!PWftJPi - - In And Around Sanford. _______ ___ .. Crescent, Norfolk, W. Va. Miss Wilmoth Is a 1974 graduate of Lyman High School where she was a member of the Homecoming Court, National Honors Society and Beta Club. She earned an A.A. degree from Seminole Community College In December 1976. The brlde.elect was graduated from the University of Central Florida with a B.A. degree In speech pathology In December IVZI. She is employed as a speech therapist in Arcadia (DeSoto County). Born in St. Petersburg, her fiance Is the grandson of Mrs. Anne Bright Fielding and Mrs. Elizabeth Ford. He is 1975 graduate of Boca Clega High School, St. Petersburg, and attended Berkeley Preparatory School, Tampa. He earned an A.A. degree from St. Petersburg Junior College In December 1976 and graduated with p B.A. degree In English from the University of South Florida In August 1978. He is a seventh grade language arts teacher at DeSoto Middle School, Arcadia. The wedding will bean event of Dec. 29,atl p.m., at the St. Mary Magdalen Catholic Church, Altamonte Springs. Pressure Medicine and author of an primarily In aggr..icn and article on emotions for the nirturance. Women tend to be soon to be published more timid, more natw.; Academic American men -tend to be more Encyclopedia, Pliidik says,aggressive and mar. curios "In my opinion, men and since I believe curiosity Isparticularly tied In with women do differ emotionally, aggreulon.I don't think women on the average have the same hnpilos to go out Into a totally alien or drags en*oomeut' But, you sq that's only i f4lCId because they've to stay hams ad play with dolls and atir do pot PI "M"M$*IY would MY It's simply a matter of the head unless It spoke up. People still act that way pretty much because they're "predisposed emotionally" to, says Dr. Robert Plutchik. Professor of psychiatry at Albert Einstein Collage of - Herald Photo by Tom Ne?wI North, St. Petersburg. Women ' Should Ignore - S. Go With Your Emotions ByEWEOoapJ Special Tote Herald NEW YORK (NEA)—Take yolraverage cave couple. He hit animals on the head; she - hung around the cave with the kids and cocked what he hit on Sunday, Nov. 23, 1070-3C - 'N. - p; •• ? - --i' Hostesses were Estelle the following: when to use a Davis, chairman, Melba gun, safety requirements, Cooper, Esther Penn, legal limitations, nomenKathryn Thomas and clature and maintenance and Charlotte Smith. range qualIfications, Bridge winners were Edle The cost of the course is $6. George, first; Merge Tillis, Students will be responsible second; Anne Larson, third; for providing at least 60 and Allie Steenwerth, rounds of ammunition. screeflo. - Registration may be completed in the registrar's Annie, get your gun! offlceatSeminole Community The Office of Community College. Services at Seminole Coinmunity College will offer a 12The Rotaract Club of hour class in "Women's Basic Sanford has announced the Firearms Training and club will rim the annual Safety" beginning Dec. 5. "Rent.A-Santa" project with Class will meet from 7 to 9 all proceeds going to the p.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 5, Central Florida Zoo, and Thursday, Dec. 6. The Bent-A-Santa a for final event will be eight hours at the firing rang. on Doc. 0. residents of Seminole, SouthThe coin. outline includes west Volusla and North Orange counties. They may have Santa Claus visit their home, office party, house party or school for a small donation. Santa will pass out candy canes and picture of the group with "Old Saint Nick." Santa will begin his journey on Dec. 1 visiting schools and parties and will make his rounds up to Dec. 22. Home visits will be made on the evening of Dec. 18, 18, 19 and . Call 3-445O to set a date and time. On home visits, reservations will be confirmed by Dec. 15. Required donationi for home visits will be *1g. Schools and pèties will fie . �- - - - - - _____ * . ..j ra~ - 4 .-:-- .-.% , •#. •w - .- .... )•. -. . • .4 ' . - - S • - - I .- ,., .'• '- -v. ,. •.. . i-,.. 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'IMe wik do in i am dI, 1d, In I aulatireat is anIse :piL t he PIS$dIrd1MdS, In go pisss . Is= _____ theForeign 01ld_Isordof the loathes. In the service at lisa. 1 0.._Hive. datlined i,.sIn hs mm* runtly's a year's . They we s ied-iedlInand yeatk yielding In W' __- at f is No Mm JJ,&j5I. Ili do Fdor severed W aIM be hold, ii ae' hsus bow m'ep,+a we Full will be . lb *T*'5i0SN i4I15Si. - • . _a 11 of - ,r. - - __ - - L Mid, breed, hives,.. sr usda ill be (weld '• -- - - i - - - 1. - .. . _____ ' - br .ci u ___ I - . - 111111111111111113 am we - ___ - h...- . -. -, - --- 11r14___ . . -, -- .. :. '- - . I I: . . IngrldestbresaiaIsadldy Masy l vi Children __ ' - - The sign language in the Signed Engl Scripture booklet Is based on a system booklet, "Jesus Stops a developed by the Gallaudel Stem." Celleg for the Deaf, Signed lefacl,sinc.1S1$,the - Eaglish Project, In American Bible Society has Waigtcn, D.C. y one gnat: h, traw nl Th.test for "Th. Birth Of had o el station, pub lication, and Jesus" ii from lAdle's Gosp distribution of the Holy Punta Scriptures for all people. -. tthe -. original Greek text into For more Information on how you om eltain "The od sqeivalesce" is Birth 01 J0515" and other "Dysamie Scriptures for hearing or the es' ppi visually-Impaired young left the 1 people, write the American (or.meaulng for a Bible Soddy, 1S Broadway, taut, rntsr then New York, N.Y. 1IUL - god QW0 go is 111111111111 s t,a.,," u REV. JOSEPH HAMIC Clear, colorful, and atChildren with hearing ficult to come by are effective tractive illustrations grace problems present psr'stj and teaching aids for these the booklet. Additionally, teachers with special youngsters, below each Signed English Now American the Bible challenges. Especially dif. Society has published a word appears the word In Scripture booklet telling the printed English. dory of the birth ci Jesus In fli ?gnegjcaxu Bible Society Signed English for hearing. sujy impaired youngsters that maldeg God's Word available duuld OYO$nu ° to the handicapped. It Ihe.edIfftulties. At the same maintains a variety of time, It prisinti the P' Scriptures for both the tees to yoa sop1, at an hearing and visually. .. - du's - Princess flana wheat plain. It's nice, the Mother says. But a long way from the Castle of Bucharest. "We are a contemplative order. We work eight hours, we pray eight hours, and we sleep eight hours. I am content. But of course I'm not completely happy. I'm still Romanian. I still miss my people. I would like very much to go home." She can't go home, though. She's not a storybook princess, remember. The Communists won't permit a happy ending. Bible Aids For Deaf do 31" 111111111114 b 69 alorch's ftye Fe and lb.." 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Grace United Methodist Church is launching a Faith Crusade Sunday, Dec. 2 under the direction of Joseph Hamic of Clearwater. He will preach at the 11 a.m. worship service on 11. ___ Dec. 2 and 9 and will also conduct workshops and training ______ sessions In Christian Stewardship throughtout the crusade. The Faith Crusade has three major objectives. First, to ga in new spiritual depth through deeper faith In God, and trust in .$ 7_Jesus Christ as our personal Savior; second, to financially underwrite the operating budget of the church; and third, to - -' • . providethe financial commitments necessary to further retire the building debt during 1900 to 1902. Hamic Is a field staff member of the Board of Global MInlitrles,OfflceofFInanceandFLldServIceintheUn1ted 1. ________ Methodist Church. He received his training under the Board of Higher Education of the United Methbdlst Church and Emory University. Before entering the ministry, he was a financial for one of the nation's major corporations. After serving as a pastor for several years, he entered this special arcs Of ministry. Mrs. Ruth Hamic travels and works with her husband. They will be together as a team on the Faith Crusade. Nsra$O PDIIS by mum 1114 r"01111 1111111111'A.Iwr.ery. they ..: _____________________________ _________ _______ ________ . Vu C.iu.ouneJiws.165.un .' UsOl Mpllè.is CIWIN Spy . cuwehr, . N . 64 OPM P5'Ø5 . Sill.' 6M5 Ceewlis,,, ümsv..l, i a ____________ ____ '.. ci Old ci service at m PcyI,td.thislu.ditatll$La..WIMr& -- liocdi.e__ - 'agoid UMISIsriNcMs01. S isIa.y Ave. SNsranw . Di 51p$ 55 - UlNMiaLvlMuassCKwcIb$,niW,V11ga,tiy.Lg ' CMI4CN C$Wlb d NIV?S -- 11 LM,SLwlN.aa CIvrØ It 11$ 5t . I .. 9 Gold.n Anniversary : - Grace Plans Crusade $'s, Nov. X. .: . - 1 CINIOMOl . :-- that, and the princess became just another shackled national. The Kaiser's army confiscated much of the ruling family's wealth. It also scoured the nation for food and material for the war effort. "I remember I was always cold and hungry," the nun say,. She lived In the Castle ot Bucharest, she adds, but like everyone else she had to "pray for bread and butter." Some prestige was restored after the war, and, Indeed, the princess became a bit ofa grand dame. She married Anton, the Archduke of Austria, and the Prince of Tuscany. The wedding was celebrated for three days and nights. For a gift the couple received a small castle in the northern hills. Then came World War II. This time Romania played It safe, joining hands with the Nazis in a non-aggression pact. As for the princess, h usband Anton was a pilot in the Luftwaffe. When German soldiers moved in again, however, fleana fled from her holdings, and opened a small hospital for the poor. Order soon collapsed in Romania and fascism was established. The nation's mediocre military attacked Russia In June of 1941 and declared war on the United States in December. The inevitable surrender came In the spring of 1944 to the Russians. Communist governmentments have remained in power since that time. The princess stayed sIx years under Communist rule, then went into exile. She wandered for years, divorced, and finally settled In America. When She arrived She had a sapphire tiara In a cardl,osrd box, but little money, skills or future. She hocked Use tiara, fora pittance, to pay for the groceries. The comedown was "devastating and humiliating," she says. For a while she was paid to make anti-Communist speeches, but the Income ended with the Cold War. Eventually she was flat broke . The blue blood reached bottom when she uadto be tam inbythe Young Women's Christian Association in Newton, Mass. Princess Ilesna became a nun In the 1300's, and sub. sequsestley built the Monastery of the Transfiguration here on loO acres of fields and forests. Now, u Mother Alexandra, age 70, she wears hood rather thanatlara. She lives inamodem redwood home, with a cat on a monastery plot overlooking a 4 Ind U" Methodist chuirdw with the sloodbe bdq - WINN-DIXIE STORES and EmI.y.s and Employ es . . ...- -- - I • WILSON MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr and Mrs. Al Wilson -.-, -, ' Host Wives TheboudoDldrlct MdbodldM.sadth*wIvsId gauswlllholdadlan,rThir,day,Nv.30M$P.m.Intho Il1kIl s ITSII Md Iib. fwvowmmv theirandthe New .. PUBLaX MARKETS .-ind Employes -. &aiaia. .mu,wicwwuY AREA CHURCH- DIRECTORY P5I$ Il1*i, .. . do low . - . -- SENKARIK GLASS . SW'.' Methodist Mm :. WILSONEICHELBERGER MORTUARY Ei,niciI.Wilsun,,ndStIf - -, a - - Oviedo. .. . - By TOM TIEDE ELLWOOD CITY, Pa. (NEA)- Shah Mohammad Reza Pahiavi, late of Iran Is not the only exiled monarch In America wanted by another nation. The Department of State says there Is an assortment of outcast sovereigns, sahiba and dets here, most of whom would be jailed or killed If they returned horn.. There is a one-time president of Panama for example. And, of course, Ion Nol of Cambodia. There Is even Mother Alexandra. Mother Alexandra? She is the founder and maternal spirit of an American Orthodox ,onaitq In this community north of Pittsburgh. But that's only her present identity. She used to be Princess fleana, whose Illustrious fa mily ruled what was precommunlat Romania. As Mother Alexandra, the woman Is a peaceful mm in the service of God. But as Princess fleana she was a demondrative a,*14)ommuxdd who spread the word regarding the toxicity of that political system. The Reds did not appreciate her condemnations. Hence, anamimosity developed. The mm says the Communists used to follow her about to threaten her. At one points she adds, "They even shot at me while I was going Into a New York church." A bystander was reportedly killed In that altercation. The once-upon-athne princess says she was only injured in her soul. That Internal wound was net the first of Its kind. Even as a royal poison,sue says dw didid live the stuff cistorybooks: "i,'traialdtobsao(LIwss well dlacMid and I lived In Ues, but my mother did net itie.r me. She Insisted I we We as It Ii." The mother In reference was Queen Marie of Romania, and that gives en Indication of the quality of Mother Alexandra's early nlM.nce.Aaa highness she was a great-granddaughter olQueen Victoria ol England, a descendent of Czar Nicholas II of Russia and a family member of the House of Hohenzollern. Mu, but Princean Diana woo born too late to enjoy the igetceic fruits of royalty. Before she was fully woman the ftdWoddWss'brokeout,andRomanIufcrcesweredefeated w*u Mx mvdhe1 The Germans moved Into the country after - - . - Casssl 15151 l,'* '' PSd upVW SeP11' C IIM III 51 . . HrbStenstromindStaff L.D.PLANTE. INC. - -.- We W . ;- SsvIc• m*l Advent Corporate Coninoi*, for m's and boys on Imd,y,Dsc.3,$a.m.followsdbya Wood" for thewbo$e fomily Jim Murray and Na an, (I'eCk, who are adles In IdIan Athletes will quk at the the Fslloweluip of program b,glnning*Llla.m. STENSTROMREALTY . - . we Triliawi 5i.sl ci,u,, Spaip sas. C.S,.,IssIIID.,veDIi*I bid 01MUr. sst. is Sisi - f'-'. - - . - -. L. instance Itself illegal." The Governing Board, which brings together representatives from all the NCC's 32 member Protestant and Orthodox churches, argued that Incarceration or imprisonment should be minimized and such alternatives as fines mandatory community service and restitution to victims should be used more widely. In both instances, most of the debate over the statements focused more on the religious and theological underpinnings of the documents than on ultimate positions taken on the secular issues. That may well be a sign that, in contrast to the 1960s, Christians will be speaking out in the 1980s from a firmer theological dance rather than simply imitating secular movements for justice. Exiled Pr'i'ncess Traded T'i'ara For Ha bit Holy Cross Episcopal 0".Sanford, will hold Mien' ____________________ . - V..6uss01,11Osi PS$NI -- KNIGHTS SHOE STORE fli... n$o n S.ntord Don o K. niqPit & Stall -. AI1SMKVOS OF . . .,-,-..... .. Advent Communion-Breakfast 511a.m. - . .-Il HARRELLIBEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly andStalf - . .. - of Sanford 0 - -, Scheduled - - -S wimwi MMSls!1l 1*4IVA1I.SUCIW* s.lsM. WIMs, iprss,s SSiMUvdSsws PuN. ____ '5E. J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C Elsea and Staff -: Insurance PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and Employcs VVY LYIPIDER 11 . THE MCKIBBINAGENCY - __ ______ ____ ___ The statement draws on both the Bible and Roman Catholic teaching, including statements made by Pope John Paul II during his U.S. visit, to condemn racism as a sin and a radical evil. While praising the progress made In both church and society In combating racism, it was also critical of racist elements that still exist in both. All too often, the statement said, "the church In our country has been for many a 'white church,' a racist institution." "Therefore, let the church proclaim for all to hear that the sin of racism defiles the Image of God and degrades the sacred dignity of humankind," the pastoral letter said. _____ ___ The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notic. And Directory Page Possible FLAGSHIP BANK OPUMINOLEandStaff 200W,FirstSt. 3000LOrIandoDr. - a Bible study hour between the two services. The congregation voted lid Sunday to hold the aldltlonsl __________ morning ser vice to relieve WLOWdlIg des to cheidu _______cen long-rang. .'nlvtkn growth witu a more permanent regular 7:30 p.m. Sunday service will net be . be Morr solt . - ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK ... Beginning Jan. N0 First R.itIM (luurdu of 1edo will con"morning services at both 8:30 and 11 a.m. w*h ____ hIS P511*11. - Bantlsts To Add P:p 5:11PM U I? awavow" DIlIwINS PS.1S r I*1Oy$MSN US. .11, 11rVss ..!!.a. - sI-IdDer.wbsbeldtsBmdM- -. the Lt God ci PIiky, 3058 & Ave., rd. Sunday School Suçerüftndunt Willianu C. Galley and Pastor Harold C. Pounders Invlte everyone to attend the Sunday School, which begins at 9:45 a.m. si LAKE MAST UNITED am OF 711110=az_~ Osi*W.$M15. ___ $IJIL 21.2 - featured. Lunch will be available. The Holiday Mart is open to the public. IsAle ANt 5isy 108-11 ___ am. to 4p.m., Saturday, Dec. 1, In the ParI Hall, $151 Lake Howell Road In Tanglewood. ll;doom 1000 Lop. r" iiTI::sns RSfl ITPsns I 21:54 16:51-54 5:14 415pm. OW - *11•' WS0IIM I IVISSIMOS Sma. wwvw Vif MiNwilty MSTISSSI$TCWUICN ill CNVICN 15151 IISISII11 The Episcopal Church Women of St. Richard's Episcopal Church ci Winter Park, will hold a Holiday Mart from 9 ;$p.m. ,... 1 *uaissvtusiaacsvscs .. MITNOO$TC$UICN _______ Planned - AWpsiISMd.$WSSiIadDr. I. "i___ CIs?"0" 5:51* i* a : Iling. sisa: MiIUW,flk4 YSVUMISUSU N,41Ib ' flI LYW, Ruth, 1:30 111p.m. . . Dahlia ''' Metho ist -. Holiday Mart - M5..SS Wi-HP K,M,,WI*5U tVivi EII% 01*0 .,, - ' 1L zfL: .. Violet Smock , VI Marto we ma.ase.s a ..,. '. • IA p.m., at the home of Mrs. Anna Tomlinson, 131 Plantation p.m. Presbyterian w.ssIsi es as . - I5Om liaise 10111 opmupmmw ST LUkIILUTNIIANCMUICN tHided - - 7m" '- ci.,,. ___ . - .YivaSPsss Sills INly Faster There are times we want to paint, and times we want to study. Whsaysafel1owcan'twearhsworkcloheswhfleenricu1i!gh1s mind? And relax with his shoes off, too! -..., . .. ,.-.Indeed all of us need to be cultivating the well-rounded life. We need to make provision In our busy weeks for work and play and learning and worship. Much of the pressure under which we live may not be so much the result of life's unreasonable demands upon us as the result of our Inadequate preparation for meeting life's demands. Time spent with God.. .learnlngofHispurposes, Hispower and His love. . .is one of the essentials for the well-rounded life. And while custom has long prompted folks to express reverence by donning their best dothes, in the church today the important thing Is not what you wear -but that you're ts6e. - CNUICN OP CMIII? III P1.1Aiw Fred . - - flinisy lV p *ISi.rn. 5:111*. kuisykIssi 0 • !__ ltlSU 5115W5t&N.. MSSNI.m. COP4T is,, tMs*I* ssri aovimis.so Silvict PALNITTO AVENUE IV -w .. le - , •,q :-w ' - IdISI ELL C,SiNW -- I WU . I U - CHURCH OF SANPOID 1 60 St. Pill 11.111 1V0 MiNiMa MiWIIINp 11:11am. 1:11pm. IwaM, Wsi*ie sI01Iesis11.s14l .. omen Meet Groups of the DeBary United Meihodld Women will mod wwu,.:iaJn. at the cturdu parlor; Esther, 1:30 P.M. at the homsol Mrs. Gertrude Keller, 137 DeBary Drive; Mary, 1:30 p.m. at the - Pill? PIN?ICOITAL IS-Scm Nwiiiqy Sal W SI &ti...i 42 i i t etov..mawJiuuuwuwwiiviaswsps.v.: 115am 111pm • ). •000$NIPIIIUD Pflcopai5, - ,4 1 *rVwpkrv.II Kiadiaarts aM ry • - I,Warn M.rm.eWsrslep IRIOMAve. "TM LvNs $w,• TV "TONS ii The Life" Nov, Eimer A. ItvscMr Passr :UI.m. II : a: c.: Christian '•flC• . Sham. 11:060 0. •,s 1V11 Gram S.øiayklssi L utheran - . ~I Msr,WsnNp CMac* Trl.rn* 1v,...,WsnN, _____ .- . . lat Draw Strait! 111p.m. Formal held In Jan Pill? PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OP 1.0110*000 LUTHERANOF II LONOWOOD ikMMail low .JamiiW.Na*micI lwulav kIwi - - T ":*$A. Thin. ysiMsil r, ceremonies marking liii license Into the ministry will be Pentecostal Pius, AISIPIIN. - . $*s15 9:108.0. PISVIVN!ISSW,d. FIRST DAPTISTCHUNCH Car Church Avg A atom It. I. III iss sm WMsVs 1:11pM Wad P,.,.skrv q . SwuM Awass 51.15.1 ,.p,..ic.s •' i... IILMUCIV $sMiy$cSsV "Let all know that It Is a terrible sin that mocks the cross of Christ and ridicules the Incarnation," it said. The weekend before the bishops meeting, the 266 members of the National Council of Chsrches' Governing Board met In New York and wrestled with the problem of the U.S. criminal justice system. The result was a 22-page policy statement which argued that the present system may do more to perpetuate violence and disrespect for the law than it does to halt it "Ostensibly, the criminal justice system seeks to intervene in human affairs in a fair, equitable and just manner," the policy statement said. "In actuality, there is ample evidence that it Is unfair, inequitable, unjust. and in some crude way." By DAVID E. ANDERSON sought to formulate a moral base for UPI Religion Writer action In the world by Christians. The two issues are raclszn and the The 197fo are often contrasted, especially In the churches, with the criminal justice system. social activism that characterized The statement on racism, to be both religious leaders and grass Issued in the form of a pastoral room church member, during the letter, was approved by the nation's 1*.. Roman Catholic bishops during the The l9?fo, according to the. con- annual fall meeting of the National trast, have been a time of lessened Conference of Catholic Bishops In social activism when the churches mIdNovember. have turned lflhi?d coflCSfTdfl* It explores what It calls a new kind themselves more with internal of racism, one based more on religloun and organization problems injustice economic rather than with the secular world, old, more blatant forms of But In recent weeks, both the prejudice, and finds the new racism Roman Catholic Church and the operating In employment, housing National Council of Churches, the and education, major body of Protestant and "Crude and blatant expressions of Orthodoxcunmunions In the United racist sentiment are today conStates, have wrestled at length with sidered bad form," the statement major issues confronting society and said, "but racism itself persists in a wi l ;.ss:: IN I . ciwica - n service at Park F4A Theater, HiShway 17-M and Im Rost Day completed his studies under Dr. Gram while ow. vftas a daff associate duft ft pad year. & has been a Ncqy PyiviON N. all krv.eii I$AIDAUNOttNU$$ - JJ.LL.it - - '-- IS.N :rn Faster ci P"W 9:4ii.m. lo:los.m. #*"A" INS I MF evalloa mid woo $"VICif Intel I is no I" ..j, 1*1*1111 JOA J. NWWN Solmls, sew mew I~ awns . . Pit,, CNIISCIS $PS$ COMMUNITY sio"Gay s~ IISOPIA 1.81100 ev"I"Itervite L 1:010-M. ' IVANGILICAL .--_________ - Pill? CNli$?iAii DIICIPLUSOP CMIII? isis. $IIN.iAW. ISV. DIVe M1fl111 MiMplir ls*yluS MiNWsr*ip 11:15a.m. ON JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH tin w.,s p.,,, st,..s P.i,W SE SieMsa lI.IS..rn -1 . . 5jp I, -, -. to Dr. Roy Graves, minister of Winter Park Quua'th of RellgIoua Science has announced the Infnier4 of Rev Patrick H. Day a associate minister. Rev. Day, who was granted his ninisterial license in,.. October by the R.11gloia S o y l Sunday at the 10:30 a.m. -w000 oo sang Service ___ ngr ____ - •i.-w.s.sr.P.siv Ill CongrIguUVnas o egational y- - Day N amed Associate Laftemairg SWIM EvangoUcal - •fI - 5JSa. , HallCoffiffi~ - 4 . 8134111 - Stat,cimvw fl *N.M, A*IMAIYCNVIfN gs.,,c.mm.e.* delegates and visitors ofthe Deliand District at 6pm. The be a District Missionary Rally with Rev. and Mrs. William Anderson, mIssIonarIes to Kenya, Africa, speaking of their work. l:WØ.. p,m.i.,sc. .. . '1 PNW ____ - - _ __ Usi. aS NI --- JL At on" EpIscopal i .. k& It 38 8 the Fellowship MU for s* $01.? CROSS I ____ __ ¶Dpn,n -, . r rS - N* Cras Nw,wyvP,sv,IsI 1. : .41 ,.,.. OUNLADY9U114 04180 . t M"406 5 : ministers and lay periot will be plimilng Evangelleni Emphasis for the next four years. Dinner will be served In CHURCH OF 1101 NAZAR11112 . _______ - . from the Detiland DAM will be convened by Dr. Uoyd Knox, District Supeftendft. Bishop Joel D MCDI vld Bishop of the Florida Cion.. ference, will be eak1ng.IIn the afternoon session, the Nazar.n. cwuaos S . .. . , IV@$ 110011"pralt? svv I loom , Vts Official 11datil Mee I upon cow.u.,ON ALL%OULSCANOCcHup$ sa. plow ,.,a.m. CloutaTraw" 1"a"will 040 1. I - , %, ~ ~ ., , _;I : I I I The DeLand District Conference will be held at the First United Methodist Church of Sanford, Wedasday, Nov 3 to 8:30 P.M. Seventy United Methodist Quiches Postal "am SwMipkAI .. ~ UMIL AM[ uiwpflst aiurches Deal Wrth Social Issue DeLand District Meeting ~ .% OUR NATION I Catholk Th eological Stance . ___ . mat" street C9111TRAL 11APT3, CNUNClq From B ri ef ly I . . GINIVA a h :.. __________________________________________________________ PINM? r...ti. 10 . ...%, Churc . . . I.- 11:018.0. _ :•: ç IL spaisy ss..i I popmocommom I lL HUFL UF UUR VU1R111UN11Y. . __ . . . 4 - .WM PWP.m, P"wd solo RELIGION a a a at a :: sailsoppeadum for on an IINm, P?SVI?$If$C* ' ia P"* Ilm"Sp ___ ' A . 1:ia'a.m. 06"lniatft $sisy,Nsv. is, 1fl . -: A !I1 D01I) 9-TURNER a �., - ---- -•. -$1 1, • -- • - -. - -. .BLONDIE Cufihi, . .. • - Herald, Sanford Ft. . - - .... •.- . - •• • •. ,. ...• Sunday, Nov. 23, 1fl /\ 9 " t2I ork tLWlid -- ______________________ ______________________ Aa...OIIV# .BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker I 6 S 5 "1 ' . - 00 t I 11.24 kIT WAIT TILL F THE 1 . \. " j FIRING LIF'Is I—..•.______ Ar CO 71TC °9 ( WEEK! -___ ____ '. i'l•) _____ by Art Sansom ,7 SOUT /* I'nr WORD *)ILL \(wiiIu..ii )OU(L44) (F 2 Sun. _____ - :ARCHIE puw WAS m.- I SAW IN A #DVI TNINWG HAA WI4AT;WRM, IS SnU IN ARcNt M0105111 ontana M PU THEY YES. IC ANDSO LIK1 THIS MAPPM NEXT do D . 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(DLAWRENCEWELK duru and looks It IllS POWF (II) (45) SANFORD AND SON held by two U.S. multinational Fred goes into show business banana companies, In order to got his whit* 0 (35)U(17) DR. E.J. DANbrother-in-law out of the as house. 800 • 7:30 F' NJDA'S WATCH*40 . t1])(35)MAUO( Maudeleerns CD 194OWMVPEOPII the true meaning of courage at (0( colle" clan reunion. U THE THREE STOOGES AND FRIEND$ BOMOVIE "Slow D&Wry 8:30 •1n The Big City" (1978) Paul 5(4) SUNDAY MASS .JoMno, Anne Ditchbum, A CDSORALNOSERT$ a]) (35) JOSIE AND THE PUS. ical New York City newspa. colu mnisI becomes roman- IYCATI ly invokvd with a girscolul '1ma ballerina trying to light OUTLOOK $IingdIseue.(PO.1hr.,51 (1) 0 SUNDAY MORINING . p1.) 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Peaches & Herb. . east New s n- 1 14 PA M ")\]Y21 devil trucker accepts a chal. to run a truckload of bow from Texas back to Georgia " J U :a(17) . Reynolds, Sally Field. A dare- creature guarding strarip 2JOHNIOICKAY BlUES ANSWERS 0(17) LOVE. A111111111111111111111CAN STYLI • 14 ...W'iY I, (M 17 MOVIE h) ' LL -- WStaøLieai,dJndu,R.mj$a SPWIRMa.w 6.00 6 (1) EARLY DAY 230 (DO MOVIE "Honky Tonk" (B/W)(1941) Clark Gable, Lana Turner. An unlikely love match occi rs between a gambler and a well-bred lady from Boston. ONAFAM PILL LTOCAY ME ON@ POOTIAU. • . ,— , cm 1 ME e AIW - Id III *A an his skoft 1NI°" " 5(17)MOVIi "ImItallonOf encounters many problems Life" (1959) Lana Turner. John uw to nn . and keep wool •() daMhOws"vibidowlel slid 41111111111111111111111m 1:40 (Oct - ROW Th "Bandlt" (1977) Burt Whft Weelilgating the d"ths because of urban I snew , six of severel people who worked ok*V pMW fight the agitilib. Wwad in miurdiprow ways. in w undergirourid archive. Kolchg discovers a Ilmd4like AFTERNOON CE) - • t1(17) WORLD AT LARGE IR ' 71dsisds1.Iynitthodmy to Involve yoa'auU In any M21-A9rUlI) rtist.wryosibve we TOWs se Ido your purse for ____ 12:30 8 (1) NEWS (3) G SEARCH FOR TOMOR- ' Ttadosj.U.. &h1.t? .? Mack_a. Yew wals bateau, Ysur '" --"-- I STYLE(THU) at n7 w - p 5:35 U(17) LOVE, AMERICAN 6:10 U(17) WORLD AT LAME (WED) quilit, Convinced that his stage 6:15 dummy ntrIe his actions, (121 (17) THE ATHLETES eluded ling f e fln?rl he loved in (h.°N) turm t th (R-1 hr.. 46 mm' (17) WORLD AT LARGE $ udv* "Smok And () 2.0 HBO MOVIE "Ice Castles" (1979) Lynn-Holly Johflson. Robby Benson. A p,oqflaflg young figure skater and her boyfriend fled $UddIfl $UCCS$$ hard to cope with when she ii chosen to train for a pre-Olym. tIZ (17) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE ioso -- • raindeer and Frosty the Snow. man appear to be doomed )PIIOANOCON t1])(35) MOVIE "The Love when a fiendish wizard sets out to destroy them. Bolt,, (C) (1976) Karen Vision. tins. Cloris LeaChman. The tTh(35) STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO pU$engeriand crew aboard a luxuryfirwhave romantic (2 Hm) HSO MOVIE "Magic' (1978) Anthony HopkIns, Ann1:30 Margret. A neurotic v#ntrllo(DOWRIESTILINIS STYLE (NON) T' TA CAPTAIH man" you're not caretul. tie YOURBIRIIIDAY 'I 1919 Finally, he said, Maybe we prepared to tangle with a lot uch" Thenhefouad '' bid asafetyplaytolnsur.hisccnLotsofcpporttmltleswlllbe f OU NORTH 1124 $32 TAURUS (April 2101-May 20) trsd as long from as Wast hadn't in the Offlng this cmln YOM a six-card fifth o 7$ but it will reaIre some give- u you're involved in suit. anditake of on your pad to group activity today, don't South put dummy's #A111174412 clubs and led a heart Wait develop them. Don't ask for allow yourself to be di*Uid WEST ZAIT to Inito the midge of a WbWe. It was a mm Um your fair shalre. um IVM* $J966 *K874 talkau" "4r IV A Q 10 3 2 111110115,111 . LA Ow atim fight it out. d Its game — am =tow SAOfffAMN (Nov. 23#K953 #j174 heart tricks, Somewhere Dec. 21) You may have to GEMINI (May 21-June 20) the line, bv* diseard- Elm your Carplup around An all-out effort will be SOUTH. 909 I OA111 . bad VAI" wo W boos today, beciouse MOM 10111111Y It You bW to 'WK 9 an take any of the blue ribibm empne will be tied Name , 1W ithings - a" 0 CompeUUM will be extremely balam at 111111111 t1rift "Did you be" to bad that wrong on w4m IVA them. ken. Halfway measures Both rta ,; Iowa round ,of of M.Aller. Norm asked East CANCER(Jme 214u1y22) This is not the time to try to exim ban ukk. M"M dePailtment 36 Pm 3 NT . "I mld do adbin to Yew following your billhda introduce new ideas, or to PM PM Pam your 'U attempt to chine our Immnd of doing things that mithode the shift and lead another fer eseb to Aitror* 10* opeaft Lead$ are Involve others. (ndJt bout Thu he wom win ft wrono JOG onfaft. "A W* lad his In Of Y.11111119. Be suiris to spa* Ch" am bi YM 11116 Ya LEO (July 33-Aug. n) U wow not ha" a how wk hft ail& youI va been banking on am he vmm MAU this rest of By Oswald Jaeshy sem.on,tocoverforyouorto thstrlcks." CAPRICORN (Dcc, 224at, help you out with an 1$) Cgd t1dji i$i you to South 16" at Mob that drad romim (00,110111111111"Wa 0 01111m IN r*ViSWift U* W-0111 We. "PWAItI1111111111t today- Th0Y "Partner, we probably 461 me s4war bld EAMM we of won that "MAW trick with his ain d hearts be & liyw~ # (Jan. 3W& Noirmft you ha"a crillical said led his jai 41 clubs. West DY sOVA* 80 -i— 80 am— od 19) B*m Me dWx wer an foir ddaft Toby. your pdn wea into a BMW 10 is Me is* ea a dm ohould be. You Awd a chionce bM C4A Wft milier " Ind VA@rAd of o"irlookft somethins er' aue be placid on ai.ntIil. U """' JULY Rudolph the red-nosed MINDREADERS (3) 8 (1) 6 NEWS (1J)(35)LEAVEfl'TOBEAVER NASHVILLE ON THE (1)0 ARCHIE BUNKER'S ROAD(WED) HOTEL PLACE iPIE W1LBURN BROTHJ(35) DAY OFDISCOVERY ERS(THU) • 3:00 8 (1)COUNTRY ROADS(M) (D6GENERAL HOSPITAL 8:30 0 (35) WOODY WOOOPECK. (][) 0 ONE DAY AT A TIME 6:30 (2 1/2 Mrs.) ER AND FRIENDS (1) 6 THE ED ALLEN SHOW (1) 0 MORK & MOODY 0 (17)1 LOVE LUCY (M 0 7) NEWS 30 (11(35) JERRY FALWELL ((35)MOVII 'C.prics"(C) 3:30 (1967) Doris Day. Richard CI)OONEDAYATA1'lUE(R) S®TOOAYIN FLORIDA GOdl t Harris. A woman travsls IncogCT]) (35) BANANA SPLITS AND (1977) BUFfl5 John CD S GOOD MORNING n1to to track down tM wum FRIENDS Denver. The &"slant man&gw FLORIDA Ics rkV responsible for her 0 (17) THE FLINTSTONES of a grocery store finds his 7:00 father's death. (2 Hrs.) placid life totally disrupted 4•00 (17)MOVIE 'lneDalsy whsnhelssilectedbyGodto •IDEMERGENCYONEI Clover (1966 Natalie Wood, behlsearlhlymessenger. LE RASCALS W0ThE 0OOD MORNING Christopher Plummet. A now (DSABC MOVIE "When (DOMERVGRIFF1N slarlet has trouble She Was Bad" (Premisco) 0 1351 SHAZZAM (MON) 351 TOM AND JERRY aidj~stft to the show business Charyll Ladd. Robert Urich. A (M 35 811111A)MAN AND THE V 117 SPECTREMAN sac"of the thirtles. young married couple move to GALAXY TRIO (TUIE) 4:30. 3:45 a riew town to soc" a swr dD (35) MOBY DICK AND (ID g sEwITCmED 6 NIFIL TODAY (1) In their post which Is threatenMIGHTOR(WED) (M (35) BUGS SUNNY AND Ing everything they chwish. FfuENDs d1i (35) FANTASTIC FOUR 4:00 (THU) 1110 STANDING ROOM 9:30 (12)(17)GILLIOAN'SISLAND 5:00 AND THE IMPOSSISLES HBO TIME WAS: THE 19r20S THREE entsdairwrierit world today per. 0 (17) THE U j vopuj STOOGES / THE LITTLE RAS forms his greatest hltLinclud. 9.00 HBOMOV"uncle Joe S(4)CAROL BURNETT AND ing its A Miracle, Mandy (1) Sol AND THE REAR J (H)( 5)NOADNUNNBR Shannon" (1978) Burt Young, FRIENDS and LooksUkeWeNadslt. that he can ix '17' 725 Dou (1)OHAPPYDAYSAGAIN 0(3) NFL FOOTBALL fuel and moonshine ' TODAY IN FLORIDA depressed 1 351 THEFUNISTONES out Jan m usic ian, S(!) (11) ' AV" coveirage of KNIM and got better m1higge. 0 0000 MORNING over the loss of his Wife and 0 17 MYTHREESONO (1) MOM "Teffor In The City Chiefs at San Dego ;SLEM , LOT While 6 FLORIDA child In a tragic accident, Sky" (C) (1971) Leif Erlckon, Chargers; Miami Dolphins 5:30 No od home in becomes the companion of a Dow McClure. Based an a Baltimore Colft; Oakland Reld7:30 HBO MOVIE(THU) ErViand. a novelist(DaW fatherless younplor. (PG-1 hr.. A novel ersatDenvsrBroncos ) becomes caught up in 48 min.) man and a stewardess we (DO GOOD MORNING (1) 8 BIG VALLEY Nick U0M'A8'H vattlipirlorn terror. a G)Pow TOW S~Y forced to pilot an aircraft when AMERICA oiccusee Heath of making Q) 0 ALL IN THE FAMILY the town. (Conclusiori) W.30 tho'crew &W passengers we U (35)TOM AND JEW advisinces toward his Tiew fien. (M (35) KUNG FU LOVE BOAT 135) stricken by food poisoning.(11 8:00 10:00 17) NUFP HOUSE Guest: 112 Mrs.) (1) 6 CAPTAIN KANGAROO MOVE "Harper Valley aD ep@CTRUM MOO Dr. H.A. Morklielin. Professor of 11[b (35) BULLWINKLE (1978) the Graduate School of BAPTIST aDOPEBTMAL OF UVELY ms Flow (17)LEAVRITTOKAVU "a'Em Lough" Tom MAN CALLED CHURCH nent. University of A marft.L@~ so 1111.0 &W FoxWe Saw illustratis the H" It" 3n ?IN or to force Slowle Into a Uft Shosiba" (IM) Shirley (2) a GOOD MORNING he can't possibly FLORIDA 8:30 a (IT) OPEN UP Interviews 990 #U1110111111 to Ifis prn*M mate. frustrated emotions of a cheap, with M" Anderson, balloon. CE) 8 IN SEARCH OF-. "The shoddy =4* break loon D FANTABY 1SL*ANO A Ist of the Double Eagle 11 (first (3[) TODAY PLAZAI] Shrowd Of Tudn" an (Addwne Barbseu) when they rent a Tom to a Col. trairits-Atlentic crou"); Rhise D GOOD MORNING (M (35)GRIZZLY ADAMS revenge on a cruel MAC DAVIS, NICK "LYN creator of the AMERICA School classmate, etiI U0 ~351 TUXEDO boxer (Gary C011ins) (DO WILD KINGDOM (I)Ju1Fi co-author o TM Working (121 17 ROMPER ROOM • aDwsomopim to beCome S champion "FlSffllflQOI Of Like j Woman's Handbook," will be Ø])(5)TOMAND _iio1'21Jem X "an forilght. Malm ftkku and ornftft11:30 a (1) DO"" PLAZA N 9M Dr. PhOp K&M study the 1100 11:30 XXXILAS aD 8 FACE THE NATION falft Old "!I haft of MaDII11111111111111111011114 (1) MC LATE MOVIE (1) 8 BILL CANOE OUT. thm %Klinidling bW&. 111120 W1iliftels AFTO TWI "Police Story: A Cry For Me Two mum" (11 DICK VAN DYKE (ED 000111 1 1110 (3) SATURDAY NIGHT Justice" (1979) Robed Cuip, THE LUCY SNOW ])(35) p,$Qy15 "e Em EVIN" Vi Host: Jack Burns. Dennis Weaver.ApolloeinvesCu*'boy" (11W) (1942) Bud 910 3511 LOVE LUCY MOVIE "The Wild this! *do Supposedly Solved head for fun and adventure at a 0 0:011 (M GREEN ACRES 969) WINIAM two years owilor by his flashy, Westaim duft ranch. (11 112 HBO moft "Hoi wbod"', Ennest Borginkidi. Out6:0106 SUN. ONLY publilcity-seakinig partner. (R) Mrs.) (1974) Ruth McDevitt POW ' ' CE) 6 UNTAMED WORLD (WED) (17) LOVE, AMERICAN 0(35) Oda"" Independent I1J Atlanta, Ga. HSI4t (Be (AMC) (Do ®. FRIED CHICKEN Cam* Ch. EVENING VnITRBmTHDAY 97, • p PripA:: I 're, IV f1wrAmemovisel"', A ; 'S TONIGHT r r r r r Sunday, Nov. 23, 1fl-7C Evening HeriId, Sanford, Ft. TAUIIUS(API1120 MAY 2O) Situations with competitive goddess of material Your road to material elemeriti will serve to bring AISISI91T 6 in you today. You peace (abbr.1 swom ft coming year will Out the best 46Uncanny 9 Yield 64 Put 18 Decorated e type of challenge travel an unwaa1l route am need som 10 Hang anew 05 Compass 48 Compass et into full ge". u naytab 0ather nan )'0h* point 20 Actions 11 Woe Is me point M 21-June 20) 22 Spanish hero 66 Downy duck 19 Integrated cirft unexExpect 49 uires 24 Confederate 87 CIA You re very cuit(abbr.) pd. 50 Organs of States Army I (Nov. * ideas today. You'll be able to prodeclssOf 21 Food SAGIITTAM (abbr.) hearing 23 Baby's 're a bit find good uses for what you 25 Yell DOWN Dec underclothing SlGrutlak. ,$rJn to go learn. listen closely when OSI j ' 24 Bilks 53 Coin of I Former 30 Polynesian you m1g* find someone knowledgeable 25 Cook Mexico • Russian ruler 26 Disrespectful god '...i r more speaks. Short ,." 2 Small bay 34 Pastel 54 Bird class Wishes CANCER (June 21-July 22) '35 Storm 3 Collegegirl 27 29SmallvlI# P1a1111b1e than I 55 Leases , This may be a g® 36 Snow slider one. Find 58 Jackie's 2nd 31 Infirmities eyou've a lies shead for you in the yew Implement been hoping to bring about 33 Notion 6 Sharp top 39 Sockel 59 Spread to dry (01110wing Your. birthday by of that could either benefit you NMOX ft for your copy 38 Snakes 7 Mountains 41 Civil War 60 Compass 40 More monetarily or advance Your (abbr.) neral Astro-GrWh I". " $1 spherical — 42 ctor Parker 8 Sows each or Box work to Adro.Grapb, °w 1*O (y 234tg 9 10 11 419, RadIo City Station, N1t, T r judgment and advice could be t 10019. Be ——— — — — — — very constructive today in 12 — 22-Jan. helping a pal sort out a (Dec. CAPRICORN time as problem where he doesn't -— — — — much I1)Pll £ I poselble today on activities "'• all of his alter20 19 which could contribute to Your nAtim11 — — — — — 1 — 1— — aectrfty. Your efforts will pay 23-Sept. 22) 23 22 off for YOU You won't be happy today AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. unless you are doing — — — — 31 32 30 29 26 27 28 25 19) You have Very good something which you feel Is leaderftiqualitintodayand productive and worthwhile. 34 you may find several 00- Boy your hands with useful cmim to put them to gu. tasks. 41 40 37 39 38 — — — ________________________ — — Youll know who to make UBRA (Sept. 22-Oct. 23) 44 your moves. 42 43 Take advantage of any op _'. PISC (Feb. 20-March — — — — — portunities you have today 45 48 Play your hunches today where youll be able to make 49 regarding things which be" acquaintances. new 52 53 50 51 an effect on your career Something Interesting and ——— — — — — — 81 56 57 58 59 60 excltlngcould occur. dwp in then arm. — — — ARI(March21-April19) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) — 64 63 62 Rather than waste time in FAertaining choice friends In unprotiocu" methods that your surroundings today hamt whvd problems, try could turn out to be a rod tun I Aj freeh approachin Oft. 7% thing. Keep the group Small (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I Mana CAN 13UILD r- • - dummy 0 0 • Alugnifts 1_ci 0 0 0 . -" A LOr MORE POCILE! IN UNE FOR OVO AN NOW! ° . •. wt. POP o . OSCOPE- - Uff OF t• - by Howl* Schneider SIRIMi. , BBERMCEREDEOeOL WIN AT BRIDGE E E K& MEEK PRISCILLA S . . 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I ____ So uiolle WS &__a._S . ..._ W4 treasa) am paO- TWIN Ifte WOW to pews as Me • • Pke WWI aa--in bw me hilift'! *awS-- poop w w,w ... . - -. 5, 5 " 5 . - F V.;' .5 I 'S.. .5, ,. i; S -. . •- " """ veer fomily, aid ON my rsidsrs. . arskwlyblesssd..tbls day s ThaskagMag. OW be with ye.ON. lisfelu TIICKOPTHI WEEK DEAR HILOISE: I've found the perfect solution for having more tuetime, sep cavere in doset spew. NW stainless sisal pan. New , (i usedons the evsnlsfrie for thuelsst a left hanging over Imm lamp) &-A h" Iton your WOO the twliey Pon 140P c,.tusi red. an cissnup liter skin time Is ___ ___ w things, such as belts. purses. " In No —y ______ W. wow* Yew can of them ____ Ow easily. Jane Dsanwhl wsow -' AMO w Mw Wm d1w DEAR Nunn$ 11W' 1 -P1 IN ThISIsyowu".jriji. $ysa 500 Is ' - -- . S i _.--lMw_ui. ' --- NN ' .-1,-- Us - s,* if:S1ssurj.juu.. ' lail' ,. '.• •w . S S U- - lilT DRESSED 0111511 AWARDI DEAR HELOISE: I raid your column every week and now It's my turn for, hint. My friend got tired of looking .t her old bat-up dresser, so she took wood400klng adhoslv-beck.d plastic and put it all over her dresser neatly. So now she doesn't look at a beat-up dresser -she looks at a brand-new dresserl Janet Eason Age 10 SRIAKFAST PIT P01* HOLIDAYI DEAR HELO1SE: My grandchildren love colored sugar sprinkled on their cinnamon toast. Locks festival Anna Robinson Now sr especially this time if Veer. •• Heists. S ••. DIM LOSE THATrini DEAR H1LO$: ______ ______ of Pap ap have We Is tie kind epsnsr H. ltskethsaJIarsndgeiiHyga all aramjndth,s ' weWt of 11MV 41104 do *1111119 818110 MIS book IIdly in the kettle kng the trim liii's fist. JuIteMsieeII,Apii 1141 r.s.i* Ijr r s. . f,i5 .$ -- -S U S / U $ .5 I Mop- - --S S •• - �or V I a . ~gidl; , -A l .mm~- 67 4r '.: •-' . A A. Air 'p2' b' a fit Fr i IW JI If NO mo- A4A* ;1!1ct11 16 AWL16 4L lot - LT IJ jI y •i'i?7 rl LA PON. P4 1 4' ..• ! I �I SEEM A N RUN= 40 qA Mal . I "A L ..i. ma at 1.4 Al -. 1 LAi41è 1 01-1AW" AW MIS 1111 11110& 1/1 _ al (0 I I i_i jr Man 'TIT' iE I IWV ma "i J 7-1 T Al I T r �.'. ... .. ...-..-.- .. . S . , • . -. S 1 • ••• S . . - - - • ... - --- --S --S.---- - -r-----'- ..- 010 q - - --•- - .sI .,... 4.- , •. . . .. s . .- -- -- - - -.-- - -• ......... - - - .5 .. . .-. .. •. - - -, . .. .•. .. _, . -. - - _ . .- --I 114ttw * Eveg 72nd Year, No. 13 -Monday, November 26,1979.—Sanford, Florida 32771 , Evening Herald—CUSPS 481.280)—Price 13 Cents Apartments May Rise From Sanford Fire Rubble U ed Downtown Area Is Site - By DONNA FTFS trustee, l5 days notice todemollahor the - weakened condition and might fall. The Herald Staff Write, city will do It for them. fire was In the twoitory factory fur Downtown Sanford may get Its second "The city can go ahead with Its ac. niture More at First Street and Palmetto, blgh.rlse apartment complex. At least It lion," Krfden said today, pointing out the In ether business at tonight's meeting, is In the talking stage, said John Knlder, owners are receiving. bide for the the commission will consider a request as of the four owners of the block of demolition. LOU from the fire has been from builder, Jack Schubert, for a property extending from Sanford Avenue estimated at $500,000. waiver of the subdivision regulations to Palmetto and First Street to Corn requiring installation of water and sewer mercial. KnIdsr said one of the owners, which ilnes at builder's expense for 15 lots on Xnlder said today. the group Is Include, himself, has suggested con Poinsetta and Grandview avenues. currently acquiring bids on the drurtlon of the high rise apartment demolition of the remaining walls of the complex at the site. The only ether high Schubert is asking the city to share In structur, razed by fire 15 days ago. rise apartment complex In downtown the cost of the utility Installation to the The city commission is holding a public Sanford is Brain Towers, a senior lots. Schubert's first request was for hearing during Its meeting at 7 p.m. citizens retirement ccrnplez seven lots. Installation costs for seven today to begin condemnation procedures The city conrnkiIon set today's public lots have been estimated by city per. an the structure. City Building Official hearing after receiving a report from soon.! at $15,450. Bill Bracsland has recommended the Zoning Director Al Payne that the The commission will also consider city commission order immediate "cracks In the wells oo the southeast and designating a representative to the demolition of the standing walls, calling southwest corners of the building - are Seminole Ccnunwüty Action board of the walls a potential hazard. In danger of falling." He added the directors. The city's seat on the board If Braciland's recommendation Is - rembng shell Is unsafe. has been vacant since City Corn. heeded, the city will give the owners, Fire QmlefG.orgsM. Harriett alsoslid miioner Julian Stenstrom resigned represented by S. Joseph Davis Jr. as the walls of the building are In a some weeks ago, Aun1*rWh1r19_ by . Hal Kaufman_ NAME GAME! CMuIas: barnes. letters if capitalized eases to fill blaabs. 1. DORA crsseed lbs _.2. ELM att.ndid lbs _. 3. MARY Isinid lbs 1*114. OLGA IA IM... IU A. IU I . OW w U -. 5AUi It Away •t •r., Is Originally. this month was called Ss.tilis* which means sixth. A certain Roman emperor renamed it _ for himself. Which month? .a,.Mv tIwj s £q wssi ,$t__ v P1 Niwil "My pulse ysisag p11 sew Wallow se wslt,' laid lbs former. pseeds Pon In" ft Now macb dues his pie wi1? VOW no-AMA U013012 What's lost? Whet's the best thing to do about apathy? Shrug it off. Whet's the best lhin to do for seN hands? Nothing. Whet's ft best way to mix cabbags salad? In Maw mallen. A HAVE IT WORDNUARI A simple weld ,gure . - - reads*wsanwØn MM 77 86M Is. unusvaIku *At ho of the lei . . In the $eurwsrdsused -. are A's. What's mere, the A's appssr$n -. symmeinicel mont. I - Justler fun, see ysucaucemplelellis ___ wdioscerdlngto I Ihess dukHiea: p BOUND DDEDE 11 ODEON Calls U.S."Satanic Power' Khomeini Seeks An Army Of 20 Million . if I Where *V difm.s wds *sit.s I CAN YOU TWIT YOUR (YEs? There are at bsst Ms Isfolfo batuss. W -batfom paL.N5 HIM y ose e lied Ibis? chnh snowslIb IMU bslsw. &uJ sees *WWII au' P'O s 1i M4 1 .I&ur mrrijss == le we V I i i NefaWpsIng.' , ew. NW 0 N 1 HOLD THAT LIES p To Late. TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) - Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini addIran's aO million youths must all mmmmm hostages Sunday. He said the 49 were in Sunday shouting "Death to Carter," "Death to RELATED STORIES lCbomsW today called on all Irniini to acquire be trained to guns. Iran "m have an army reasonably good physical condition — although America," and proclaimed in a broadcast "If the ON PAGE 2A mll1ty training so that the 111111031C republic can of N mIllion," to confront "the world's biggest wearing the same clothes since the embassy was Imam (Khomeini) calls for the Jihad (holy war) confront "the world's biggest satanic power - satanic power — the United Slates," he mid. against Shah Mohammed Rem Pahlavi. seized Nov. 4. One suffered from chicken pox, not one American soldier can stand In front of the United States" - with an army of 30 million. The 78.y.ar.old leader moke - as Mothun A spokeemm for the militant students holding another had cold and a third had blisters, us." - "U there is neglect, your cowry will be students holing the besieged U.S. Embassy for the Americans captive for the 23rd day today The strong anti-American statement also called destroyed," the "-nic leader told a group of the 23rd day diamied that the United Stat.i' telephoned United Press International Sunday to Acting Foreign Minister Abol Hassan Ban1 on all Moslems to go to war against the United young Modern evoluilonary guardiwimo met him geverament "knew" the shah WU DCI sick before ask Uthere had been any ruction 10 this proposal Sadr first said Sunday he was flying to New York States and "rub America's snout In the dirt." at his headquartsri In Qom Sunday. K graded him permission to enter a New York from the United States. today to address the United Nations, but a few The thousands who marched included Iranians vMln1's comment came as Secretary hotM. He said the students "will watch closely hours later it wax announced he would not come from two opposing factions - leftists who did not GaralKurtWaldhsimcalledanurgugm.etlng The succes, of future mediation attempts to Hansen's movements to make sure he was not atu miuecember. carry posters of the Ayatollah IthoqiiI and - the U.N. Security Council to discuss the Crisis tree the hadags appeared closely linked to the lying when he claimed to represent the American The Republican congressman was unable to thousands of Khomeini supporters. The two sides Jwwhidi Waldeilm called "the Most serious w1Hl'gee.. of Coegrees to hold a kiqilny Into the pee." say U he saw all the hostages In the embassy who jeered and heckled each other, bug there was no 1'ibss r' ' odJI&... skeWs -.ilIFd asoerdiag---- to con. MW students an demanding the return of the were kept "pretty much separate -- a few In one violence, 'N6 Urns for a meeting Wee scheduled, but veradlons butwes a U.S. Congressmen and shah to face trial In Iran and Washington has room and a few In another." He said he had an closed-doer conieltuflees wore ad for today. student leaders ladsy. . . flatly refund to extradite him. Interesting dialogue with the student captors. On the economic front, Iranian CII Minister it was the first time In it years a secretary Rq George Hiien, R.Idsho, In the Iranian Hansen, the first American official permitted to Akbar Molnfar warned, according to the officials general Invoked his epsc$al authority to an an capital on an unofficial "mercy mission," we and talk to the hostages at length, was led But there seemed no mood of reconciliation on Pars news agency, that any country adopting a urgent m.dW, a privilege usually reserved for pledged he would aSii 0onVeee to ad op a com blindfolded pad a mob of Iranians and Into the the streets where thousands of people, their hostile attitude to Iran would be subjected to an the limaniber countries of the Council. rnliaioii to hold as qsi _ryIa*o lJas allegeiw compound, where he spent four hours visiting the clenched fists In the air, marched on the embassy oil boycott. _ ¶ Carter Doubts U.N. Will Help • -C: . • ' .. • • - ______ •__. .. . .- ___ ____ 5 • - •. - . & 1 - . p - -- edica, Examinerat El s Around Bodies To Work thu spas uS Ike d pitfarmodon a ftnsk,ome, tlrnisrwd basis - he said. 7 the • - -. .. • - ait .Ia, I le $tsa4j kern kelly loan se who three or mmetims Mx r'tho *er they are requested. "They should at lead give u an gbwvdM ';-• the . - "Yes work with wM yes hiss," said Dr. window," he said. fl1p4,1., the •'- .• .I-1 . behisi.elSJ$leeina,pisesto Gorey. lath the medical 411011011101' AM his ___ a iad beeves intho -'ilu ad odd the me* offset of the cramped of disuse during an .usqsy, setoldoMrawl in. grutyatwg • kr t he did as — N W$ IgIij ,. i— ---- Is ____ need to work faat. But Salerno said that the room Is cramped. . at. an it I. a. . .-waleedt.b.asthss hi W coscorsid with wither problem, the *e1 UJ. bead it in*eanssin Coady. kaffof ras of utobIsca1sPlrwfor law officers who, by The solution to the merges problem Is already tift eiW Qs -A-I1 Iwo Ia in Uld Meis iti e, = Is,. , ho fur an autopsy. In the works, bug .zpsidos has bean delayed da. W1. as rsnd to present . • -. -. • "We have two an psepW' at the medical to the question of Sq',*ols Memorial HrVI*s I.Ff!r is PIIIISSd ft 01* in sissy d, b 1us ..1 lid * in 7' ewthwrs ace, said Salerno, who praised Drs. fate. amii as ekea dild kensis thS Garey s.d Irvpig far their work .i . Dir. Car .,ku,M,i*n ___ (eIO(TPW - • - '•.. -., . \ —I Th third break-la within $rnonthgata provided a lid of current and pad em tanks we would have probably found 5nIno)e County water and sewage ployees at the plant because It appeared than dead," he said. treatment plant occurred Friday to be "more than off-band vandalism." No employees were known to have sometime between I am. and noon, "If the average person had been been at the plant during the most recent according to County Administrator fianbilog around with those cholorlzme occurence. -. - 111 no w______ ' Vandals knocked a window framefrom the motel sewage treatment building. Nothing is known to hove beeo taken, but the 1-rinol. Sheriff's Department Is Mill - A"\ assessing the damage, Nelswendes said. The plant Is located In south central SnIpcl, County south of Howell Creek on Dike Road. Nelswemder said the latest break-in, at the plaut seemed tobe IV* same kind of —;- • . ;;-; • puocess"astheprevioustncldunmt,whena eSbefl suales lbS resale of I Car whkh Week a it*y psi, beth mmiii laboratory was was stolen. $ulerd Avasee, thle ssrule$. The car, drives by aU Reynaite of ftawdt on the same we at the water to ptrout. struck a isle sheet a half-aft useth of lbs letirwétles with state Rite 427, mad building, vandalsricadly cased slier NsMdsd while passlug a truck, jet busy, * as. Sam lb. Fiends MAN worth of damage unçs -- ___ motors electrical circuits opening W WJ __ k careless driving, and a1 Ireeper. ..d tahoe I. k.:!: Mesenlal U9114111. whore he was treated and '' lank notion ¶dsr aid Investigators were AiLii - WASHINGTON (UPI) - President favors a resolution demanding the tm- was ,not particularly" optimistic, "but Carter backs an emergency meeting of mediate release of all hostages, and we're trying In every way we can." the U.N. Security Council on the Iranian calling for talks to settle U.S.Iranian crisis, but Is "not particularly" op. - differences. Carter decided to go along with timid that it will lead to the release of Looking grim, and showing the strain Waldheim's call after receiving the 49 American hostage.. of his ordeal on his return to the White assurancos the council will endorse Administration officials say an House Sunday from an elght.day stay at America's position In the crisis, officials overwhelming majority of-the council Camp David, Carter told reporters he said. Vandals Hit Sewage Plant Again l• - .•.•, 1 7 — , -• - S.- I. , Remains of the furniture factory (above) at First Street and Palmetto Avenue may be demolished to make room for a high rise apartment complex. - : -- - • - -. — • —'--- 1_u. - J$t hess in ii •.. IØ st i .ului1it4116ss, to v. Gerop in _: N. 1 1 bI#' et Ibi stall 11O l The Nudist Vu if s.k11Y ssdMeomm,isd odVMMI lab cm ho d to pN*1 s • . Ow ffaffilWs t5It. iid Dr. Ait * l • ___ raw o it IlikulL lab tidu is prIytotho cerpee, bat it is hediy wUMed, unattended or under rupicts. clw'-iatacsj [1F - ey aaidhi as his 15,111 in dMa Bat, 'Ike ladu]ty atr,des," be said, ex. to "p.',d the merges, .ea messy to y bS hi wsrIu abed officer being ex. thejobButInJan ry,adscision ,ilJ be mob le Ike working ckcw are not on whetherSemliele Memorial wIUc 1 s.a its 41111111r he aid. costyoperated facility or become a private awcershsvstoda.dduict1yinthesmall hospital. ibis wilaseft the procedure, a Until a decision Is mad., the medical einer 00" MIWO jil mn mom as WVrall Not only will have to ccdkft oft ft pser Willies is - -•.•• • •• • - . 5 ----------- :- . IN 71 '. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 17-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 25, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2d628830f3ab1e8408101f8b27721972.pdf e0291dfbfb346a4b366d37f5e59a8d60 PDF Text Text F7,0-, --S .. - . . - I - . -- - -. -. - --.-..- . . -.- -,---.--.- --- -. .-- -. . : -. 1. -' -.-----.-----. -. p I . . . . - ---- . • ---.-. - • . .-----'-..-.--.-.--- • - - . , , I $ - S I .ONDIE 4i_tMs..s.fla.,tpl. 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And then you have to spend commissioner, Indicated they The requested $4,050 is an time in court." bepsld$4,Oloextraper year for Hut the county is required to would ftrst check around in the average ot$40.SO per cases he Dr. Irrgang said she does not down Tuesday in its request to perform legal autopsies. . .kipedbmpeercsaay I I - . '. ... - .• . " -- ----fl - Flibo'd Waters Sweep Train fSS racks As 01'eke W. .-..- - By DIANE PETRy battery or child abuse exw it examiner's act." and child molestatIon -abuse are a pain In the neck," Dr. BedStaIf Writer Is the medical examiner's in turning do wn the doctors' cases Roger Garay said. "Most of the time annuall y, TheSeminole Couy Medical responsibility to perform on. request for a separate contract Nieawender, county ad. rape occurs alter midnight. Examiner's - • - Ir ,- 1 • - ; Examiner unn mm,'me . -.-. j Medical . - . " - '-'. f' 9J 3 - .t. . . To No lighting end fire hydrant districts in those sections of the city with 11111 . Bat the extension of the CETA Incumbents, Terry and Cliff Nelson, are not running for remod ft0omcers whose tenure was to be those services, election. conwmeill. am two of these owers be" kft on city, the CRY Even ftuo W bills are being malled to tAke Mary property City officials have been trying to figure a way out of lAke There Is no danger from lack of p*, protection In Lake Mary can hope at best to coidinue only one under the program, and that owners, Terry said he believes a way can be found to create the Mary's financial dilemma since the people in a special referenm though the dwrtmo* will be three pabolmse shoft will h@pW o*9 JAM Uv7 wine an appmd directed through districts and collect revenues from them this year."This way the durn in September turned down a request for a ra Ise in propert y beginning Thursday, Police Odef Harry Benson-said. the U.S. apajtis of Labor for the extension, Benson said. people receiving benefits from lircet lights and fire hydrants taxes. As a temporary measure, he is shifting two emergency Inaddithm Beneonlsasakkigcosity approval eta CETA grant would be paying for those benefits," Terry said. "I would hate to see the December election campaigns condispatchers, who are qos%ed police ofticsrs, to road didy psit- for two new po1ke oIcer.. "I don't know whether this idea is going to go or not," Terry ducted on the basis of the ut ility tax where the candidates hands tJm. bailmini Thndiy. TWO flI pitt4kni p.racIMl Will take Even U that comes to nan. the dlv would have to sunclement said. "We have to do exnsthinu to ust more funds to earrv on the wn,,1.1 ii.. is is. ....e i..e.. ,.u." ft wow of am offilom with WAI $6,000 in city city's work." "One of the values of having three new persons on the council is "I hope 06 Will W in the bwe spots," Boom s" fumb. CETA grants currently 11br servia positions have a "I that they can give a fresh look with fresh eyes to the city's possibility of the city levying a utility tn, Terry saild, Of the . 7% city in reced weeks hu been put on notice It wodd Isse Umk@Um of hope we don't have to pass a utility tax," he said. "I'm not ad- problems and perhaps they will see something we haven't been lUona is currently vocaUng & ,My tax. But if one has to be imposed, I would hope able to see," she said. 'One Idt sadlect 06 Months Toby Is the bd*day for two d1ws. on hold while do Congressthrashes od differaces in wording on r for homes would be excluded Mrs. Southward added that based on the best revenue projec. 'S1lY 1 1 WWI poit4kee an app opriMian hill. i being •h .mo.. st reaIt.t listic and1 conservative expendi t ure from the force the dds( Is Benson and dotedi I II Councilmen pet Southwwd said the city dearly has a finisacial Projections. the city will see a shortfall in revenues in the new m i a i 11 salill Coundkoan awry Terry tafty.,,It in not a healthy ., tt . .mrdft for a pimansail; alution. emergency. "This is the beginning of a very. very difficult budget year of $100,100. . The problem Is there Is so two in do city's budild to hire dilmUm die way it is ww.11 "There is aproblimandwe are going to have to pinch and Ile said be win p. I. I -,j 10 his waseguls tW his year and some tW4 1h and bitter decisions have to be made,'I W* n M c w CRY offi*b ad Becissia had hamed d* the Walter Sorenson would endorsg.a utility ai_zies dtbjw p.trohnsn would ethw to be paid Ihee fur concerning addihloal uvsnues be seriously contax as aL resort I heard too y uch violent opposition from those onl the people to a Utility tn. I think we can skin by WWNPA it. woollier ,.. - I IV County's .• By DONNAi Iliisldltifl WIIST . •..-.• 'I '. Lake, Mary Officials A onize Over Police Funding Moves hod I . - _________ - O" \ . 1 -j. , -/:; /j .- • . .. . - - suspected rape and child abuse physician for examInation of all someone who would perform current rate of $100 per rape satisfactory to hire someone TWISTED WRE 'cKAGE -- m suspected rape, child the service for less. case examin ation and $65 per else for the job. The board of county coin molestation or abuse victims. ,,They prefer us," she said. "They'll have to go to South child molestation examination His twhied bicycle in the foreground. Sanford emergency personnel give missloners refund to approve C ntly, these services am urre Africa or someplace to find charged to Orange County "They know where we are and by assistance to ___ Hudson, 13, who Is In critical couditles Is Florida BetO an IMPI1OPlOOMt w$h the being performed by County acmsone to work for that small their medical examiner. they know we willcome out in .Jiospltal slier he rode his bicycle IMi the sIde.ç a truek all sadly Way U the Is. ef9lIWt$ 60t these .Fn' Dr. G. V. emoti* of money," Dr. Garay Dr. Gmy and Dr. Irrgang the middle of the nit." 'vt which are not coveted Carey, and his assistant, Dr. said. as d 141" said they have not decided how Under th e medical , *11W. Airport Blvd., was apporoully ou his wsy*.Lshe,leW amount of Mon ions tho. WM Isboul iI!g ____ "We. ar dok ft a oow requested by lb. mdkJ provide maw *'Wan In this pay. U$,lad to Lb. m.dionl _____ ___ ___ ____toPW $Mote. ___ ____ ______ ____ eald. "lot ft examiner, Is bas on an area A',. ed of charge. c*nis. sf542 TaClass Ave.. DS1IL ",er and 114W to ida -, uoohI dwIthmül meditul - average ansload of 1$0 r "RIP. and child abs cases ____ - ! nft) . I -1 . - - 11 ubIdodheU)* goo a 3Nwd.eotisdtkedum thathftbsdbemaan WMarsaidMleThQvU ijlIvslsoEIhetrncba aid berM ii the iWeat deap .tfl.msn*Is.sdt. Del.... workers, ub.rIWs 'tf~ r , - r. . - ": burottytdny,al.tga - -- - r% -- :- -- .- .. S ._ f -. - . ,~ I I . . Pascquel said three crew members survived, one of them a steward, Eduardo Valencia. Pa.scquel said, "The touchdown was normal and then Valencia felt the Inipact of the crash. He was in the back part of the plane." 'the plane was traveling at about 150 mph when it hit a building housing a large mobil e platform used to service aircraft, he said. Witnesses said a wing of the plane hurtled some 500 yards out of the airport and an engine crashed into a nearby house, It was not known if there were people in the house. Valencia said in a television interview he walked away from the crash without a scratch. He said the tail section jammed against a concrete hangar and did not bum. That was where most of the survivo rs were. tie said he walked out and directed firemen and rescue workers to the rear section. The plane, piloted by Capt. Charles Gilbert, veered off the runway after touchdown, I ' - i .If - . •*•I_15j41 1. - . - . -- ': - - -. .10 . IML , , . - .. - A. ,, '- "1" II Ii 5f it .- . - -.-- L'AII Ic/ . ' 'I ---------- - - ed - WStaaLW and jslwsRsoiulta-. - i -. T . Survivors, some in critical condition, were rushed tOflUrbyhospitals. Witnesses said the plane, which reportedly carried 13 crew members and 77 passengers, hit an Z. - tK11 os __ A Hn York @Mo WSW. 19) Yew alft W me as ra ~ FMIDbmboaa-dft , Abs . to ken what we Md or owd 'Is OW b VWkrW*W. to, 10111' ose-beartopeulag. and is,, ant yew POur palu. by South is a P Wb4k. "Ify because 00 on 7"to We can tawkw cast viiiii do* is 1! v N N I of two c V (*Al& . 2) IkA Imit Counting so will be of Nertha abew 6* later It a we think two-dub overcall SIM.iS It advisable. w do ad rsqaw two 60 AQUAUG(JeLOW*19) . . "Oft In, . . 1h-...&A-& (Now -."A,-"--. _____ Am.) Was .A . WN VW=M Im ~ 641"No rw - --- , " d Mo )QU MW a quession ftr lassesser en you,. so"? WW AU U1 l.a -_ ___ QJO$ •7 - Mis a psi. dot returned the sin •Ak742 (111111W. 2110M 9ft ____ g With yes. You add mak. a *1) M It a'phi bees.i is rsy idohiuiom mIstake salel BluSh was really greedy. He •e - •u, #A It _ _ _ - gg P ,- . . l.. ______ Is aØ to * 1hao pear by ftNemthIel.,3en1aIt ___ be easds for ysur cs of _ tT g being ft. a, tUr. ______ Be. RidiS ( fl) I - - Sh, manager, told UPI there were at least 15 survivors, 50 as many aS 75 may have died. Reporters at the akport said 56 bodies had been - o' Asurvivor who identified herself only as Pandora Dickinson told Mexican television that before the crab, "There were flames and people were screaming 'Oh my God, Oh my God." Airport workers did not report seeing flames .- .. "Not fell on him. East - gl ___ Find oat -.1 o 111111101111111111111 by Steftl & I f ~"~& "•'1 I aAa A, aa.a I I T wA. u.a.i p'r rr'rw r rr ,-t' • 0l ,-I NN& 06aw. .1 IWAMEw JAIMONLIONT VEN19 . I WK44T 0010TAN/ A , ,~ I TA"V, -4 WAV 1TWWT do \' I / I I '1 I .!A.9 I ow win do do PIAYIN. - •AKQS4 - '- - TAU*1$ (AprI 1 ___________ .0 . -.•. - happy with the lead and rise withdummy's ace in order to draw trumps and get some discards on diamonds, but this l5.N.A $19946 A ahead for you in the y 44 -- fllcting. Luls Pascquel, Western's Mexico City - rd Ab ___ WIN AT BRIDGE ___ with you t$ psar. evstyh. • difficult r.latlesddpi b an thm ____ _____ ____ Istodoth.-npedndaud fortheaewhesgpr.dat.ysw ___ er emoth themwfthfrl*lh'q-. fl(_ (MIT'J (May IWens IS) You an Urn t1 "I arand. ___ ______________ ____________ by Al Vermear IT UOUPCS WHEREVER mCU ( L WI9H HEP NE ____ __________ TURN, 'iCU I* ¶0 - PJGHT THAT COPs' e4lPIUrCPlC OF T14E WIT NIP . I4CE WE AWSIC.' ____ A . OthSUdsr5tfllgi*wWtto th. menopause. to the kidsion _____ 4 . I were Imediate reports of the death toU were con- : probably have your ovaries to the s4erne need to be riinovsduwslllnvjewofth. removsd.Itdap.ndealotonths omiuim about having : e,amy. mtgit 411 40(1 causing symptoms or not. os*yowsge.Inaomcess.tbe Excessive bleeding can be doctor can do a vaginal caused by fthrotde andthat is hysterectomy width leaves no one reeson why they thust s on the abdomen at all. sometimes be removed. most Sometimes the flbrold tumors such Isn't 11lnftIdjs get smaller after the ___ . - - ittUdmig an reM from ft. October51, 179 Unusual copdftu ___ develop this àmthg_year to Thdeymotbea prcducth. . introduce you to a w&ii ,w es It could he. You have a social,drde. Take cwe thet yau tendency to place '''' don't in -ski old ad husted 211111111116641111 whol pleassil yn rather man doug argiat'aib pals. FdeudeIiuIm ___ _ _ _ _ ___ : - 90 atrpo serlce building alter landing, Spun 180 degrees and broke up, scattering pieces as far as 500 yards. The major section of the plane exploded Into afireball that cod be seen 10 blocks away, airport workers said, Must of the survivors were in a '.V-foot tall section that hit a concrete hangar and did not catch fire. The plane landed at 5:56 am. EST. Normally, Benito Juarez airport is closed until 6 a.m. because it lies in a valley about two miles from downtown Mexico City and often is shrouded by fog. Officials said It was foggy at the time of the landing. Today's was the fourth fatal crash Involving the McDonnell Do uglas DC-10aircraft. The Federal Aviation Administration grounded all U.S. DC-lOs June 6 as a result of a crash at Chicago's O'Hare Airport May 25. In that crash, an American airlines plane lost an engine and 2,3 people were kwed. the worst air crash in U.S. history. The grounding was lifted July MEX1 CITY UP!) A Wegem airlines Dc-b from Los Angeles with 90 persons aboard crashed and burned In fog on landing at Mexico City airport ty and aport officials said most of those aboard - ______ _____ ___ ______ ____ . - ____ totdUa4""iatUye ___ I AL I-, ne With Cra M P1 - _ 4 _______ - __ 31, I shes; - your rqued to me, in ewe of trestmed all tn.wapa,P.o.s1sol, 51 kv that a person Is allergic Radio City Station, New York, NY l9. - October • ____ ___ __ . -. ______ - -. scospio I IN14 0 __ w 11 ..1. 4, I with such problems, kicluding ceittswlthalong,utan'psd,sellm.dl'4'wetoblochth.allerglc Bad - - ___ ____ . .1 . - NIW$PAPININTInPNI5IAUN U.M. P11$CILLA'S'POP SIIlUTV 1*) 1. INE1C'& 90N. -i _____ ___ your es'yaud give him a iist end will have changes that . of all the tIIij that you know aseoclat.dwiththemenop.use, I'm sending you The Health that you're allec tO Lotter number M2, Yea, there are Iota of "I' Menopause. Other readers who that an be dons to help people wan t u. can send 75 Is _ ___ ; . __ - 46 47 4$ - • HOROSCOPE _____ J II - . - ____ I`Hff~ A LMLS -W FatDKAL RM MY -rt . 14 57 - by Howls Schn.sr " Irs (IM'AwnIM ABM? WN"L-W - IS • ______________________ ___ _ ______ _____ ______________ . th = - - - - ___ _ I 13 WANTS TO KNOW IF = 41 _I_ ___________ 41 42 43 ;44 001 YES "IT SURE SEEMS AS IF L., r NOT REALLY! MR. WEATHERnEE IS TAKING , SCANS mose PU cATsOt SNOOT, I HIVE A GREAT INTEREST IJ THE OF MEOICSIE LATELY' MEDICAl. JOURN4L ITRIGH CCIE INYET ________________ _ andthefactthatyou'vebeen _________ _____ st (USPS 481.289)-Price 15 Cents . _ 3$ -- - _____ Evening HeraI -- got cold, sick to my stomach $ng end depreseed. It rnlgl* bscmeIbeowtbere'anoway be that _ be helped _ _ oot osco' gery. Isn't ere with acme i*ofeuional CO wytbi they could give for seliuig before surgery. There that can b of the are to help peo e who are do in ne pl rn.c . cut? cOulde't t much depresed. Again, rOrnoving t* dn't need so on ft so! wo ul medidne for pain afterworde? ca Is a big help an in your ,Instance, the artictpstlon of DEAR READER sre paoW like you wbo have surgery is certainly a cause. No one enormous problems taking with Joy to looks forward almost any msdidn, Including having s g y._____ ur er The b tbing " - ________ 72nd Year No. 6lWednesdiy, tober _ [ : ARCHIE ]HIerkitt Becst you - - . __ - 32 - 11 Lamb 1 - ______ - PUUK Sao. _ dgaDendCtoMeptI Hoeft. 1da'tcIdmeI mbed6l waft more than 811 moho before having awgory. My proven Is i'm on. of F 1 who's tho in allergic to m cMIcn.. I mien abdoin1nI wall tjt is related to so what am I do? ueoJ1ssrgsryhiM inside the 1Y1 abdominal cavity. People ban endamd4wMMdandafraidef different levels of pain having tn. for . thsU uu.sioi and maybe you1ns will not make It through fortunate eioih not to require surlury. I got iO deadly sick much medicine for that whenever they try anythini cm. now. They also think I have n: Talk to yOur doctor abotd how bad ovary. dllid you are about tbia ____ - 2425 T O t WC.LpIYT 0 Dr. _____ _______ - 2223' 31 - DEAR DL LAMB - I have i fililidI h ThS3? WU'S dlicOIM'sd 20 , - -- DA1D - Allergk You're ree - - - - vp I . ff _________ -7 S s 2 1 ___________________ ________ 11,115 15 M1( MI EP .. 7;---)' AL 3s ____ Doctor 1. - ____ _ __ i _____ iw1 I WONDER IF HE W6JU6TTRy1NG r0 GET OUT OFA LITTLE _________________________ NEEPI5PRAcrICEI •f1flNG OUT OF DEEP ROUGH I 0 112 A! i $ 1 ___ : . $EETLE BAILEY I NA N A ____ g ___ ____ rr't:: Your Tell flQi!iki!ia I5Sklnallmest SlRounddtump N I OO R I a 16 Lore _______________ _____ DOWN UN IS Break Into iRfltI9I a 1!U many pieces Iburmisi azog s.is 20 Box currency 10010$ 21 Auxiliary verb 2 Cry of pain 22 Doctors' 24 Mesdames 35 *1' (prefix) 4 c incisors 39 Actress 24 MIcrowave • Pushed boat 25 (abbr.) First-rats Forrow ampHflsr 6 German river (comp. wd.) 41 Carrying guns 27 Flexibility 7 Mash 2$ Went quickly 42 Vegetables 3lCleansfioor Crocodile 27Carpshorne 43M(prsflx) 32 Hat CtO*fl $ Gridder 2$ Tack 33 Auto club 44 Atop Jimmy.__. 29 Rattan 34 Compass g Hg. 46 Whimper 30 Eutsrn offit continent 46Of India beasts of Translation 10 Swamp. preflx) burden 36 Carnation ii Enclosure 32 Writs, ot 37 Made tranquil 7 ge 4$ (I.at) s. 39 Pack animals ath c group 35 School orgeni. 50 Small deer 40 Consuma 19 PItch zation(abbr.) 511957 K1C1 41 Tw,i 23 Un its 425am 23W1,emusurs3lPtaglarize evsnt(abbr.) - ________________ O'J$PVZZ$S ACOU by Chic Young _______________________ - 11.J'JS41111,11" *W . .'.. . .11 SJ L Ion ,,, .,.............. - Ib.. L - IS V... - - t. •,...,..c..4,M' TRICK OR TRIKE MPoit Mayses mu- $waasCare pa Absiot II chjldrea from Happy Acres I(I.dergsstes ad (1454 IssflallsweeupsrtyudparadeeusRlvervlewAveauetkls morning. wo&W*Owd" daft UKI be 11111M . 1. .-- . - chhsft so the kids could display their coMes and par"* wars Ist let the aa.ual cviii - Incas .w • - -, .• - �/ -lo . * oz. • •s - •...- PL Od. $1, im y I NAI a. v...u.v Philosophy Spelled Out In Plan ij The rommittee mses By state law, the couety is ports and aviation simply Industry and help ensure budgd yu• B1c couy pNIusomIj th funds F5CO*fldItiOflI coflclfflps the arus of mane vwit, required to adeu these tcpcs p114gm to promms thus ec- availability of dUy services be transferred from Of 9Y already budgeted for con tMtlesas a means of attracting tiroughoid the cooidy. ports and electric In Its comprehensive plan. than bum in areas In other action Tuesday, the tractuel services. sdfllftes are now delineated In Mass transit provisions and supporting the interests of school miles from the Seminole County Corn. adopledsuppodthe preaedbue SenilnoieCoia*y rdtrequest m jO named Fire possibleykw S prehenalve Plan. "stun and a conmetion bet. Concerning electric utilities, the epartment to hi Theadditlonatotheplan were ween the but services In San- the addition is designed to staff physician as opposed to Training Officer William The school board this for KryWICk as an Interim member accepted all five Of the with federal and state codreding with jo1 approved by the coiiy ca ford and the 01 the SChOOl board's fiw mittee a negative regulations, encourage services, mission after a aeo.4 public county. rec F mn staff cIcctr will be paid member committee studying rnendatlons. - lilA hearing was offered Tuesday between govemAdditlona to the 2-y.i-old conpel PETKYJ o response. countywide plan concerning m.nt uenrli'ii andOw ntllltv $2O,0 for the red of this courtesy busing. IN 131'dEF Historians Seek Documents From Klsslng.r's Exploits WADMTON (UPI) - 1% public mq An in he was nsUond swusky isdvaw'snd secretary of date unlas be can pormde do Supreme Court lithn it in. UIai.Im emA ' I T UU lU pigs. 01 sides 01 KIaIngsr's telephone ftevissions 1111111 today In oral argusmels we asking lbs high cwt give them accessto the docameds. They wait the coat to overturn a fsdural appeds coon riling that withheld transcripts made when PEIInger was had of Richard NIan's National Security Council, while permitting publkIon of thnfl.r odes from Me yeam as secretary of date. ' Shot Fired In - Assault At Sanforcf Groce- -. - m _!!!'?9' were to argue the appeals court rw IyyuwiMen _______ ESU 01 _____ cmversatlonu could be piiHiI14 became they are gover n,, 7• UTVU WJI II - Nuclear issue. Arrington, 4I,woo doelectienonlhostrmgikola black ___ ,. Danish and Swedish vessels in the area rescued 83 crew members, the coast guard said. One crew member died in the collision and anottrr was hospitalized with serious burns. The ships collided In stormy and foggy weather shortly after S arm. midnight EST In a narrow channel between the Danish Islands of Zealand and Fyn, the coast guard said. ,.•. 6 FOR LIBERTY e 25% off men's work clothes. 25-% off work shoes too! - 25% off men's dress shirts. 25% off men's sweatshirts too - IANDALI C. MOWN D.M.D. ____ Ambassador Clark Backs Ted mom" by w, we No no 'a ceerdier fur refugee C111114 day .Sdat , arllw laid the White Diana he affair, ils , F*, a old Mul ad p.111cM gut prs fru Aaui-sces fbi idiitls. 101* stiff __ Longwood Interviews Attomey Candidates • the flisair l.a. - - 5515 a" ad on6wromi ftod" COPENHAGEN, Denmark (UPI) - The Soviet exploration ship Olenik collided with the Soviet tanker General Shkodunovlch in the Baltic Sea today, setting both ships ablaze and forcing 99 crewmen to jump overboard, the coast guard said. ' WASHINGTON (UPI) The ahead for nuclear power u- safety for nuclear power commission to Investigate the issu,d a tildering attack on The report found M.tropli. prIe'a Three Mile Island pension plans. plants." nation's worst nuclear ac. the nuclear Industry and the tan Edison, the utility that Commission llWsd the way The comrnladon was appoint. cident, called the recom- regulatory process but stopped owned Three Mile Island, es Chief the nation traditionally man- ed by President Carter to In. was a proposal to mendatlons 'far rwldng." He short of that final step. ft incapable of opesting or mendatim SIN atomiC PUW t but limited veeligate the accident at q. promised to report to the nation detracts from the aerlounius of taming a nuclea r rucor 41111111 1 111its toeghsd remedies to dli. ThreeMUeI'landstomlc power change the ft properly. decided whe ther to the findings." memmbernient of the Nuclear plant Lid M$dI floi Harris. Judicial NRC into an executive when he them. . agency with one director, who Regujatery Cnml$on. burg, Pa. Its nnal report utility Indu Th e st ry rejoiced would focus the agency's atIn tii nission's report aft mnMJ of study and In the decision not to reconi. te on uety. issued Tualay, thin was no a cost Of $3 million. • mend a freese on construction ejim,nd,iJ halt In nuclear The panel said the present "It's a drastic recommends. of new atomic reactors, and power plant construction, as staff, organization and attitude Uon and It reflects, I think, a considered It a signal to go had been urged by envlrasnen- makes the NRC "unable to sense by the connitedon that - i-d with ,xps"kn plans tatida. A epobeanuan for the fulfill its responsibility for the NRC Is a b,bdisiu agency," • isttoniin, esuennent glljty Indiatry read tat a go. providing an acceptable level of said C0flhiuIon udt of what the 'unl1on has j ic. said Is We should proceed with 4 NEWMAN ea r p ow er, bit proceed Sen. Gary Hart, D.Colo., nucl ' ofa Bonds paw a with caution," said Floyd a d on Iii' accident, lb. report as "a pr But Rep. Edward MaCkey, D. striking 4 'dir4"r"" .1- the Mass., when oa. constac r tios Of DSIItd 'ledryaMha NRC. lathe asritoelum pieposal awal$à questioned the wisdom of House action, accused the -. OPp,cINQUu$$yAppT. um1..4çi. of "lic Limgwocd CRY Cn1 Ion Harvey Alper of Mauey, Aiper putting a single the IVIN iNS NOUI$ AVAILA$L er11WSdftV, ar attorneys Wack end à. Altamonteappo., in charge of n.rIco heist" on the lane. NI W. Sh ST. SANPORO Power. Tuuday night at work ,uslcn ftrmp H. called the report "tregi. PH. 3211* Carter, who created the cally flawed" because the pod in an effort to find a city ,e rvpmid for (*y Attorney attorney to have practiced In Ned Julian Jr., who Mined an the data for at least five years. of Nov. 1. The also hiVviSwed 1W he pest were t.iow Other "d" any___ - Jeho F. Jesus 01 Csa'roll, Joass, _ epçgcad iJltJng rwiei Risks a4 Owen of by Ip.m., Monday, Nov. 1. Cianolberry; w"u."i W. A of pidu', I. iwsed VllI,ge jpuitL. hu beon id fir 7 aSpØng Cedar; Jams F, p.m, Msy, to select the sew Shurd 01 Shepherd, cs y , . .. 1 ad CoeW, aada Gomid iaidts u& DETROIT (UPI) - (yatir Corp. reported record tIdrdarter icises .1 $419.1 millie,'. drWIatith4 its bid for help from the govIrfinbed end the United Auto Workers union. Ths Ikr+i report wan hued Tuesday, one day befor, the UAW was to begin rak.co44il conulderitlen 01 a tidMive contrast froaft dplawd C06 ceiwiuloii to The UAW'a 2N'membsr (yMer Camel) was slated to Kansas Qlylcdayterulsee$resincá' midin _______ tract eosweui augetlatti I. hs the rMg • R ports Blasts NRC Accident - "ter turnout 0171 p,iwt ends heed from whit. voters, whoturnedoull0i; the South's third blgcity Macli mayor. ___ Two Soviet Ships Collide r _ Chrysler Has___ Hug. ______ -- - SCHOOL EQVIP$IENT TAKEN Over $1,000 worth of equipment was reported stolen from t booms High School horticulirre room ysdarday. LA Thieves broke a rear window and forc$ a locked door to go alajs qme1ty of tools and a riding tractor, police said. The th*t repo by John Dimitry, a tw'II• at the school who notic$d the open door. of BIRMINGHAM, Al. (UPI) - Spurred by an ow preesdintid black veer turned, the aolUpcksn son of a to___ sharecropper defeated a it first black mayor 01 sirmlaiihsen, a city coos synony With raclam. In an unofficial vets tally, Richard Arrbon, a two. term city councilmen, woo Tusedey by, almost 2* Was over Frank Parsons, who wa mthbig his first bldforpubllc oboe in an election dominated by the racial i - •- BRUSSELS, Belgium (UPI)- Angpla's ambassador to Belgium said today that airborne South African troops have struck Into Angola, hitting sites near a major Cuban air base on the wed coast of the African country. In Johannesburg, a spokesman for South Africa's 44 defense ministry denied the report. Ambassador Luis Jose de Almeida, who said the strike occurred Sunday night, said his country has asked the U.N. Security Council for an urgent meeting "to examine . this new aggression by the South African racists." A U.N. official In New York said no official word had been received at the world organization. ry ,, SEOUL, South Korea (UPI) Park and five bodyguards last director, w uninjured in the A U.S. 7th Fleet task caliber Smith and Wcss4n - Dozens of South Korea's top Frtjlay right on the man who massacre, and Inv tigators mThe arresisof the Intelligence es en Indicated military officials patrolled the waters south of revolver he used In the kiUins intelligence officials are being Leacled the Korean Ce ntral apparently wart to know why. suspect Park's murder was Korea as a warning to North and after talking with tóp held by military authorities Intelligence Agency, Kim Jae. The military said "many" pad of a wider conspiracy, and Kma not to interfere in the Cabinet officials, was arresteh. I investigating a possible wide- kYu, and five other KCIA other people were undergoing not simply the plotting of the crisis in the south, a move ofspread conspiracy behind the Techrucany, the civilian go'vperaUy rounc idock questioning, KCIA director who feared he tidally denounced today by ernment headed by actig assassination of President Park i Military investigators an- and sources placed the number was about to lose his Job, as North Korea. President Choi Kyu.hah is s 11 nounced Tuesday that Park's of suspects under arrest be- officially announced in an in. In Washington, officials said in charge and has been meetifg Official announcements by chief Of staff has been under tweet 30 and 50, vitually all of terim report. Secrdary of State Cyrus Vance the Military Law Command arrest since Saturday. Kim them senior mem bers of the "The agency has had its head will represent t he United States daily to monitor security ahd have pinned the murders of Kaewon, also a former KCIA KCIA. chopped Off," one source said. at Park's state funeral Satur economic matters. U.S. officials said Washintn day. _____ Park's chief secretary was has "a ve ry major interest in one of four men in the dining seeing this thing hang together, room of the KCIA annex when for security reasons, for e4othe president and his chief nomic reasons" and hopes that bodyguard, Qia Ji.chul, were whatever government emeris shot and killed. aide and in Seoul be as broadly based s the anansin were only ona possible. who left the room unhurt, Rodong Sinmun, the official After Kim Jae-kyu killed newspaper of North Kore4's Park and Qia, five other KCIA Communist Party, said t4y men then killed the four the U.S. decision to sehd bodyguards. The extent of any army in. 'The agency has volvement is unknown, al. tho ugh immediately after the killing, Kim Jae-kyu met with had Its head army chief of staff Gen. Chung sI Sunghwa. chopped off Sources In Seoul said it t appear to be a classic "didn' power grab," although the warships to the area is "aü4d army Is now playing a major to boost the morale of the role in naming the countrywide (South Korean) puppets thro*n into confusion" by Parl's martial law, death. Sources dole to*the case said Chung was apparently unaware The State Department Tuc. of Kim's deed and only found day emphaticallyrejectdd NEW FLAG Disabled American Veterans Seminole Chapter 30 Commander John Peters out about it when the preal- Soviet allegations, as publish4d (left) and Jerry Hester, publicity chairman, present flag to Liberty Christian dent's aide called to tell him by the Taw news agency, tht School Principal Carl Ropke. Students In grades kindergarten through 12th at. Kim had Jint killed Park. the United States was involvjd tended the presentation at the Sanford school. Kim was stripped of the .31 In the Park assassination. ' ___ _ M cMillan told a sheriff's deputy that the attaCker is the same McMillan In an Intoxicated itM" Police confiscated a be argued with and shot at Monday night in fros* of his calibre pistol from McMillan. McMillan said he did not know who was in the car, they added. the two men had MCMIflM told the deputy that one threatened him with a hunting knife Monday night. He said be PD4DFLTONAUTFD NOTGUILTYVWflCT fired a pistol at their fed to frlgisn them, the deputy added. Frank Hall, P.O. Boa 1733, Sanford, was found not guilty Liroy Pendelton Jr., 0133 WillIam Clark Court, was arrs4i Sailord polks were called to McMillsn's home that evening by Tuesday Of theft of the properly of his former employer. Monday on charges of paid larceny. a i4glth.r who reported that she had seen him shooting at two Hall was arrested March 10, 1975 far the theft that was Police say they arrested Pendelton In the dealIng 01 a Ian men In a car parked in front of his house. discovered Sept. 7, 1578 by David Graham, Graham Painting and mower from the Good Samaritan Home on Mulberry Avenue Polio, riposted the car had left before they arrived and found Paperhanging, Altarnont. Springs. Oct. 33. • Black Mayor For Birmingh Blrmingham - - By South African Troops Hall was to Graham's employ and had access to Ms garae when the theft occurred. He was accused of dealing a riding la mower, adding machine, 2 mag wheels, golf dubs, tool boaI hand tools. After rejecting a public defender, Hall defended Nme.lf at I i jury trial. A Sanford man suffered a broken arm when be was assaulted Tuesday mnoming In the parking lot Of Newson's Grocery on Southwest Road. Ervft McMIUai of 1597 W. 1311h Place was shot at and beaten by a an who approached him In the grocery's parking lot at about 7 sm., according to the Seminole County Sheriff's departmat. He was treated at Seminole Memorial Hospital's emsrgsac room. The attacker fired one shot which mianed McMillan and struck Cho Ri& at iii. dAnt lii. Attw4sr tht It MtMlllan 4th Hi. ri. S Angola Charges Attack . not s.w, a.s.w., KCIA Agents Quizzed In Park ayiri WORLD IN BRIEF S County I - I • '--.• 2AIvsulm,NsrM, Isalsid. p - $ LD.H.' MEG or th. pmcflc. Hy,liisi - - - - - commlalon will _ ___ _ puelad a-u. 1111111" _ in the key Iowa_ - M.xICo HlIocklng Swift - - ____ ____ 1*14 DIEGO (IIPI)- Aiii.aveake id3auked a. - 111r11* __ _ -Minft WIN 61111111t WEATHER -. NJwt - WOW W111111111 ow Is now a am 1* NM p $ adIIIIIIIUSiTS S5J1. A32*IUkeSI1UMt! IIhiJ. IN. iadhe: - - 0*_t arffn ad *,"iW cMd - . - - - - 4s1$ - Vest sa,,$s$p**aJI, . • • :. /s OFF MIDICO 1 "Sc ODD IND AND COINI -- --- . - --.-- JAMIt I. Rig. 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BECK, Advertising Director Meting gen. the Golden Age OIym9lct. Even If youar,noIhi.nagsbr.ckd($andsbove) yeuarevniveedona lot offwiU you don't attend some or all of these evedswhlduare cps toths piIc. And yes, It's true, Greater Sanford chamber of Commerce enecntl,e Meneger Jack Homer says the producer of the popular TV show "Real PeopW' ha confirmed they will be definitely her e to film IV" on Thwy, mdi as the swimming events bi the Holiday lnn pool endthe variety and talll't show it the Sanford Civic Cider. There is no d"for spectators and Jack it hopingthsloal IoW wW really come out andshow the world we really .sjpcd this annal event that Is hawing nationai and IntSrNtIOIIII ajg$e,i The swInnIng upitP'n cosiladed by the Ameriom Red this beghli at 9:30a.m. and there • ____ V,LW Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month $310; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mail : Week, $1.00; Month, $4.25; 6 Months, $24.00; Year $47.00. J _____ Social Security - Th. Clock And Medicare By JANE CARELUUY Two years ago Congress appeared willing to nrlmD than" In f,.M 1...IaJ .......i..... %SSISI5 SIISS W 15V 11W IUI$lJI WLUVUI increase in Social Security taxes to keep the system afloat. The increase will hit with full force in 19919 when the payroll tax rises from the present 6.13 percent to 6.65 percent on both employees and date amateir tomla champ Hans Anthony, owner of the Anthony Women's Appsrl ChilD. Ida F1st thor, an O$%10V41d swimmer and beauty canted winner will be competing. Ms Joyce, who got together the first Palm Beach Comty olympics In only 5 weeks, lsiidhuetidlc participants there. about the avid width drew A local IV station filmed a dxomsntaty on each event widdi will be aired In February during the What is ( D fIs me Is why the so for senior hd&of the tourist seem she uld. vIU$PlINp k.opi getting lower while a move Is Vying for attention on Nov. 1$, will be the opening imdr fool to push back the mandatory ego ceremony for the Sanford Hurt Park t 1:30 p.m. at rdlrsmsat become ee many are not rea to retire the Qvlc Center patio followed by Inaugural rues, end amcelvably have so many useful and active year. leR Then when I found out a local bssdIcI' and the Ce ntral Florida Zoo's Membership Appreciation Day end çomdbreek1ng for the new considers $0.yewol& - senior citizens I children's no at 1:30 p.m. paled -Members k the Zoological society and Red Lobster officials, employees and their families will The Golden Ages Olympics have generated in. be special guests at the ,00. Red Lobster donated hid "where, 110O. NO"Joyce coordinator $35,Iloofths$47,000 needed to buildthe children's and chairman for the racist Palm Death Cody me. slide, *a$= patterned efter Sanford's event The Junior Woman's Cub of Sanford and the wee hi town Tuesday in uparatlos for bringing a Sanford Kiwanis Cub will hod the Heart Park 00114)et.. At least 1$ Or 20 coop hire nest week to ceremony. eater Including the th eir eve nt s pl an to wliusrs In will be Moachers for the spectators. A new event etobsaoro*dpl.aerwW be the syneheonlsed swimming which begins at 1:30 p.m. The Jubilee Variety Show Is ichoduled for 7:30 p.m. The opening man"will be held at 9:15 am. Monday at the Civic Cider polio and many celebrities are .ipoied to be on hant November is "hay tine" In Sanford bsg1og with the United Way Swain*VIc1oir Thindey W& at 7p.m..1 Buck's Sanford Airpoit Restaurant. Then Nov. 5.10, the big event for whJdi seor Evening Heiuld L - ANGLE.WALTER$ Ity Un question WVI UI. wjw a.rea.,, . or - g' ypparin public cpialin about an oomot1onal ft Issue that uedoubtediy will be the subject of national debate for may years to come. The transcripts and Interviews with those Prilint during the coimn1 lon's executive "1461% sessions indicat, that there were at kid four dearly IfIabIs factions on the panel named by Prodded Carter to Invedigole the accident UUI WillSa unced , a mey1vania. Carolyn lawla, an associat, professor at Colwabla University's Graduate School of J*,was th,modosoltheft" "' members of nuckor power In and dubious about its " •'_ by . fig Sca on + eisail ____ __ ' - t d and paid for via Social ha, hi den to b.born.by tssyse. U large.I br aU that (atoM step E 'bW of ntlre Medicare to •wd be tovid. that PS pants pay at kMtUw 'oat thro.*h premiums kr-both bs1$il Onverag. 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Hegert said his initial examination revealed "so much damage that there are various competing factors in what actually killed her," but he said she sustained "a massive crushing in jury to the chest and abdominal cavity due to a blunt force." The examiner said the woman's forehead was also lacerated. Capt. Stanley Yurklewlcz of the Orange County Sheriff's Department said she may have been run over by a car, a possibility Investigators were checking. So far the only suspects In the abduction-killing are debt counseling service operators Dorothy and Linroy Bottoson who were accused of cashing money orders stolen from the Post Office Mrs. Alexander ran for 24 years. A preliminary hearing on the charges was scheduled for Nov. 9 before U.S. Magistrate Donald P. Dietrich. . I . P0 v.i,'s.-'. .......: ..They are prime suspects," said Yurkiewict who acknowledged that full details of the killing were being withheld. "You've got to be careful not to rush because you want to get all the details right," he said. Mrs. Alexander was well known In EatonvLlle as a proud woman who scrimped and saved to put seven of her eight children through college. She was twice married and twice wldnwNI. • • ' + •. +• . • •l.c.;• + + I • . I • + .+,'. .,,S s '5 . + 4. - .S 4'S4+S At L J ,7 +T - + I+. Sale 3for1.87 2.47 SMeg.ale 3.30. Printed cotton e 1.27 Meg. 1.00. infants'/toddlers' puliovet! All cotton. Screen print fronts. S,M,L,XL. tI I .1... I• Sal 074 +, + + S I I i. . + Meg. 4.OL Infants' stretch terry sleeper. Cordelsn' matrIx fiber/nylon. 0, ½, 1, 1½. piece slqeper/playst. Brushed polyester. 0, '4, I. baby. off basics for -'-S...--. - . Nip. UL Infants' one ' Mig. 3 for 1.45. Infants'/ toddlers' pullover. Cotton in white only. S,M,L. receiving blanket Is 30H00N. Package of 2. e 2.02 Sale 4.49 1 Screen printed }ór Meg. 3 fOe' LU. Toddlers 5.Pafl.l pants. Cotton/ rayon/oIefIn. White. M,L,XL. . 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P~ ~ . * 4 rL I IM %,"."", .,--- ' : I• . .. z' : p II- : / %+ ' ' -- W • .' rn. , • • • ' S !i+ • ' 1 ..:f :.:. . 411 • j_ II •f W. • 25% . 1., .' .. 1 ",q -..: ". ;I.. " I . I ~, 4 1; Evestog _ ,I,0111111111 C 6 k j i :'-''-' ,I samberu. . P r st. . " 1 11 - I "I I ~..~ I... aiMiiW*ton IV,- -'. i-..t~-:- ! f 1LL&L,J.i U 1 '~ 1'r 4 :___ Of ILl Ji-r1. •'. . 'JiM ml a desirable education enuIresd." .. i~ I . L isi - Z i :J r a herald use rpsirves the WSd 1111114111,111,111111 IlkelS*S sr I. confers I. space req*smesls. . . w ~ .: ,,~, ~... . I ,~ ,,'A'"! .I; -,!,. '' . , and. ~ ~, '. ,.1"'. . ''flF-V" ljie:o W* . ~ -- ~' '4 d*. , 0 ~. . . . :1I . ,, . I, : . :0 ff=Ca . W • • • 4 letters and be siped. with . + __ , s, Midletiwi, Pa., hOSflth. - !.PI( .-, .: - . ••• he add. "Ithlnk it's very lznportant that we get All schools , in Florida off double sessions. Doubie:ilon schools are 11r. it mailing address psesthk, 7_1____;~ the IdeadMy the easy 'i'T.lde ___ JACK AND ~ ERSON '.. .. . . 91 1i a . 1• Me m* I ~ _._ a .. __ i ' - • - 1moridngto be In. frame of mind to do real serious work," Letters I. the edjter are man In priut. The 1e'is 'Ih' the -- Se,m d ftomaii.a.yt..4.ghesvj.,iial meutiug ti .L odsfromUN..toUNIaaupl. 01 hailed led 01 c lab. wer and tey. ceble is MjId to VCV 011111110 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 01 .1 I Mdseu, ad Am J1 _ -_ . ~~ __i F_; _ --_A-d_M -_ .I I I_" -11, J " I .1 .0 .0 ! I—— 11 I I A - ft - ... rw,j I ft , I=. ": : . :' 0 . M I K . ,. '4k.. - • "You JiM cannet expect children who getup at Sin the ~ wdeeuasd fir pebitesUes. All • 0 01611111 Md lb go ____ _ w • . -. •(,,_a s.., ftmde. * f t ~ i m e sIl"IMII lR Ir l Iiiii i I • ) . '-: --S TAMPA, Fla, (UP!) - Gov. Bob Graham got a first hand look at the effects of double sessions In schools Tuesday and saId he will seek to bring an and to the situation tiroughout Florida. Graham got his taste of double sessions when he taught ,' remedial English and civics Tuesday morning at Dowdell . JrI1fgh School, the only junior high school In Hlflabcrough County Mill on double sessions. He said the stutlents In his first class it 7 am. were H -• . Graham: Dual Sessions Bad .1 ~ Please'-Wrfte as jtflUI !t ' charges. . powar 1! + + - I I L EATONVILLE, Fla. (UP!) - Her son thought she could talk her way out of any possible trouble, but the gift for gab apparently failed to sway those who abducted and killed this community's 74year-old postmistress. A group congregated on the sidewalk outside the postal substation in this mostly black central Florida town last saw Catherine "Mama" Alexander alive on Friday when a strange man escorted her to a waiting late model red Thunderbird. They said "Mama" whispered to them to summon help. Butaweekend.longsearchended late Monday when a passing motorist found Mrs. Alexander's battered body sprawled In a roadside ditch about 20 miles from town, A partial autopsy completed Tuesday led Dr. Thomas Hegert, the Orange County medical examiner, to order further tests, but he said her chest was crushed and another law enforcement of. fleer said she could have been run over by a car. "The one thing that gave us hope was the kind of person she was," said Alfred Alexander. "She was strong-willed and talked people out of trouble. "It's bad enough to lose her," Alfred continued, "but to lose her ___ V -.-... 11 0 pclIc should bring about? Will she have toz what one ha paid into the __ miinV ,eneflts under Medicare are flOtE ' am,.. $se tue f.ij were Sear men liVed Pu! "N'" .4 ue omallor tha a bread boa. laser, he aid, 1W11 UN U1i ft's ft replaces the laj cuMr usually used it nsa The long.riiinlng debate on how finance tar, botwean a belief that t. is i'S lam Mid WIS I while, adwuimad Madlesveds, *ithir nswsory iii such UNd PilduClil todUNaedry'a:* Social Security may thus be about to with bSui INS UIIMJ$ ads cedoad the he long•runnlng debate on natlons in +. Ped by UN "WS cod TVwioepr las $Iwg La Mrbe I1P purance. Tramferring Medicare oij , of $oclaj 4.1 Security would illow billions now Into the Md IIh um I des" ie dad b Jebo G. huN 1NOW the hard- Kamy the errI-hi. thsirauaad IeSS. 7•5 MedIcare trust fund to be diverted to Instil hi Mad .4 teased retirement and disability trust I vuibe aeid$y hi any wtVtt' "The hey is we're The edged' of cIheavy" 961 tax Increase could be reduced or cancelled vceLIu'; Is,vIe.pr'1 aiaiiapu*1iU,"he .........WhSithissitCilMdliUileaiily;Md Ubid'fl"BOWdmSybehi me astw.1111111111114 of UN law Is utredly ..-.. - ;;a France toward a mar.or1estsd economy since' Audubon Society, and Theodore B. Taylor, a heavyweiØ title bout hi L. Vigis Sept. 20. supsitJcst,d ligilt meter. 1ft The thin beam 011* corded the picture and PrInceton university professor .1 aerospace.4 "I' called a 'slice, avalmebs.oto 4etiie' 111$. He ha cadlomiy lifted controls from the a UN IIIIchaC ttea coswJtor.' It 11çe _ the cØ'csl IelIeIIIOSI Fmdi economy width have been around for who has or and out over thi ABC adwerk. -. t, .ter.ai.' centuries ian. Is pus' a series 01 cutbacks -+ b.*ousd in Pucker! research. 'IU*Aàdcan Video InD., a diolsiOl of NOIV Thomas Ptord, thman of the dsaid he use 01 lair beam Is Ikik4 by lf. lo go uiruneol nb4i. for such public eervicss Pru*aclIai 61 d 11111' UN PflO wicker aagineerW at the, twe' 01 Or d s*. ft Is invisible becaus. it's in the I*ss'ed as electricity and trausportatlon. And, he has Celitorsia atIerkey, wan the OI4KI4 steady decietM 01 Industrial prices. vecel tho is the first to replace televISes IrSP'Ln .4 of the speotrom. --cable with lair boom idmi1. s a" Is ib1u of being used Maud But the Frisdi prime minlitor hi wangr ms wh " years vs'v. boon .Me to beam IV ii other uses on en the *aw beard. tbrs a pePPel '*ofldt EI% this yev,t praideip of the iy ad preopeats • iy*toUNomdBthisoomealngwe thefatare, • he had to baradi ona arlc decision to wshsve asiM bow many uss," Raw Vet ràel.ib vit •killS UN Mild iItbit* edt "ft's nite4 eaty by the scope d, ears P.4*1. + dsaatM the price of bread. BrOad-prices hM Higgeity, 1 idired ii and 10.4 eSn csbls1 usI a td*uu e 'us bees under peveremed oideol since 1799. 'IP4Jn" medbodr 1LeraI amoIamey ,,&n,"lI I i1iid Isuilue a laser tr-lqtv dft""~ TArs " '"' ' es Thelight I The Public Service CnmIiilon instructed the company Tuesday to set aside $61.5 million to cover refunds of 41 ewean proftçs which might be ordered at the conclusion of a full-scale rate Investigation in eight or 10 months. f,, While objecting to the action, Southern Bell agreed not let in Interfere with a $12 million refund planned for the ratepayers next spring because of the recent reduction In the federal corporate Income tax by Congress. The comint"km will be spending the rest of the week hudilling with Southern Bell officials. Hearings open today On whether the company's instate long distance rates shouldn't be cut to bring them more In line with interstate d" a" 1111016111111111111 '°" Ligenera taxpayer, or to we more pejorative term, Itwould beth. foot in the door for socIalIzed mediclite, - + ++ The main for taking Medicare out of Social SeCw1tt" tt It doss not real belOng + here in the flyi p + disability beliefha tàider Social Esusrity are + + ltaia i onlUiP.W 1 make omirounisus out of poittleil_necessity? By JAM f DOVIZ Ju1'* by the UI)1t$110N of By centred, he said, .dthig no one or moe', LAS VEGAS, Nov. (UP!) - A DOW t.cluidqi. mIfffefy.jfnj. pep MbilMir Raymond 6-JUM wee to tha for trw-'MtIng television us M and a few minute. bound quidlon could be "yes." With the IuIlporV ability to operate s1y Is the f uture. '.w•• mvwy ' p. dustry Over the yeer the malfl argument for k ?fedicare at least partially attachid to mg ecurhy has been thlr1b do otherwise would turn tili £L - SCIENCE TODAY - __ 61 These Mips hived been painless for Mrs. Thatcher. British public opinion polls Indicate: that after walloping the Labor party In elections: last May, Mrs. Thatcher's Conservatives actinily trail Labor In popularity now. According to a recent analysis in Business Week, thls development has worried many Thatchsr sympatidiers, Including some Iflefflberi of hsr ab inet. Will her five-year te rm as prime: 'thdetsr be snongh time to demodrat. t voters the long ran g. e co nomic recover y b ert - Refunds 4 1 • Two of Europe's largest economies are at.,' tempting to do what many historians and economists say Is impossible: to put the brakes on their, st.a march toward stats .oc1 Un andtoreeff1nntheprIncIpl.sofafrseederprIse Inaft economy. In Britain, the 1 ' 'ges have come swiftly.; After just six months in office, Comervativet Prime Minister Margard Thatcher has made" good on many of her campaign promises. She ha cut personal income hues, cut the growth of; the money supply and ended wage.sndpdce controls She has announced plans to cut public spuiidhig by 5.5 pircent and to take the govern.; and out of the management of a number of SHMTM SOW the f--I ___ being presented to the pd& by the PIredded's ( vwnL,l on the Accidental Three Mile I4M4 un a panel deeply divided about the future role of commercial nuclear power. SIWieait transcripts of the commission's closed msefhtgs offer a vivid portrait of 12 men for and often finding 000110011 groisIde - but also freqsisdl unabl. to resolve their differences on fundamental times. The divisions within the commission I pre • • I Facade Medicare should continue to be financed with the Social Security ;tax, or should be shifted to the personal and car;porate income tax as the council will recommend. As it Is, 1.05 percent of the 613 percent Social Security tax to for Medicare's or hospl1*1 insurance benefits. ThIedlcare cev age payui, kill. • is , mers TAU.AHAEE, Fla. (UPI) - Southern Bell Telephone Co. customers will get a small refund next spring and probably a big,, refund and lower rates next 11 , Washington. Almost any Idea to avoid the IOU tax increase is getting attention Oil Capitol Hill. Rep. Al Ullman would cancel it by enacting a Value Added Tax to be paid In the price of goods and services, Social Security has been added to the list of proposed beneficiaries of a windfall profits tax on oil companies. The Social Security Advory Council is preparing proposals of Its own to change the financing structure. -. . The proposals of the 13-member COWtCU representing business,, labor and the public should carry more weight than those which arise largely from political expediency. The council's report due next month will raise a philosophical question that goes beyond any scheme to conceal the rocketing 101 Q02,,4Ou iw lJ MJ :newesS V1Rn? Ia. 1 Can Expect 11 The Road Back Behind Inasmuch as the maximum amount of salary or wages on which the tax is levied Is also rising under the 1977 law, the Social Security bite In the top bracket will reach nearly *2,000 in 1961 - or $4,000 when the employer's share Is added In. The tax rate would then climb steadily to reach 7.65 percent, or 15,30 percent for the total, on still higher earnings by 1990. As time draws near for the waiter to present the tab, the free-lunch syndrome is again gripping Ar Qw , RONALD REAGAN BFIIEF Southern BeN - employers. ; , IN Wednesday, Oct. 31, 179-5A Was Postmistress Downed By Car? ! FLORIDA, _ - + Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl C__4! 1 ~ 1 '. ; V , _i,~ I +. .-:. + �- . A—Ennlng Herald, Ii - - - - . - •t._ . - --- .- ..- ,..- -•-•. • - ,.- • .- - —. - - ... :. - .- -. .- - - -.... -.•. - ---• • I '- --" Wednasday, Oct. 31, im Fl. Mother Goose Says ____ The Bee Says _____16 The Farmer Says The Zoo Keeper Says 17 :30 San. 12 Thop Orlando sad Sanford dilly :30 WED, THRU SAT. SALE 7 $Mp Lsssbvrp, OsLasd. W. Dire £ Klsslmmse Dell! 9-to $ss. 124 'ilpIlrvr * mom=* 86 See mid Say K marl' ADVERTISED MERCHANDISE POLICY PvII•Mng Toyl .soa Out term Wilentlon is to Is,e s,ety advrtlsid NIm In on Our 44W1. It an odwhad Stone SI not s,eNIbSe be pvrcNass due to any unIolwin tebIQn, k nuel u41 beus s Ram Chscl on reQuest be NI, m.,c$,.nI*. to be putttuesd II NI ale pnc. whwww evsdsbts oq wilt all you s comstSe qutfly Nine stscoiper.bts.educlton in price. Out polIcy Si to ,Ses our CuItOn*tI IIfthlScttofl btoIyI. Look, listen and learn. Set the pointer and pull the ring to hear your animal friends talk to you. dsaaupo*e. 'C With a ;"Id, ; Comic Hero Figures 166 3 88' 278 296 Plastic Broom Choice 10 or 12" durable, flexible, washable. Wooden handles. Dimmer Control Switch Single-pole electric dimmer provides soft light control. Have super fun with Superman Splderman 0 Hulk authentically detailed figures with fly Away Action. Rlbsd Steel Rural Mali lox Christmas Card Sale Ribbed design. 181/201/24W'. Our 1.91, Scroll Nail Box Post 1 4.91 Save now on cards! 20 to a box. Solid pack. Distinctive! 7 FOR 2$ Window Cleaner Dishwasher Safe C 91 1178 988 !No 10 Paper Mats 4 Days FL os. Package of Bars 1400" pretty place mats. Design choice. Fuzzy Pumper Contains ammonia. 19- oz. Save. Cashmere Bouquel' bath soap 'I.-oz. net wt-Save. 140 po.intoils Play barber/beauty shop. Pump-out Play-Doh hair. Service tura. ovu. -,-, •-'.': - 1I IIIr ir i .I I 14.97 7497 4Days 4Days 441ce Toaster Color-tone control. Toasts 4 slices. 'Garden Pattern." 7.74 4 774 799 4Days 1 4Dayi Steam /Spray iron Not Dog Sizzler "Heat & Eat' Cooks upto6 juicy hot dogs Instant heat to boil quickly. Built-in sprinkling system. or 5 "jumbos.' Immersible. For food. Wiit-. Rd Save. Water window. Save now. 597 4Days 4 Days Days S.tmck Player 7-speed Slender Receives AM stations 4" speaker, portable. Man. UM Channel selector. Save.. Pushbutton. 5-cup shat. "Flock strap" in colors. •&i ilu--i*I terpro pitcher. Recipes. Will Rodlo . A; -- - -- -- JILJ .1 . ftrAw IL_1 87_ Saw 18-0-0 811rago buffwW anal- 100 Ty!endi'll. No."pmn. Save now. 57 4 Days 4 Days Clalroill Loving IS Schick Supw 110 HoxtemaG InsUnt shave. I I *L* cadrift". Siva.. pirmikk. 3 oz. 78! !Z ' _ 431 OV50- on - glow's KnwesldnImsW 40 Wet 0nU* Ow VWM* $*ft e" Now Frashimm'11. 1, com tion. 1W baby' EWa-IV". drr I -W 4111111916 opt 133 1- - JY, £22 u - I "r 117 W4os__ 1U, - 14 W$sm'W.4s' = 7C_ (18 V4OTI-kvs 'I'I JI'1Jr' Ott — - I r- --- • --. -. • ____). .' . '• I5'au _ -. -.,- __l.I, �• • . '.-u--. . . - -. - -. . - .• . . ,_;• :.. -Evening Neraid. Sanford Fl. . - - -'.' - • . •,,._ •... •. & We*i.sday, Oct. ......•,... ,• . . Homemaker Clubs Prepare For A 'Holiday Showcase' A new feature will be the Springs and Elder Spuç The nine Extension addition to having' holiday Homemaker ClUbS in sominois items for ale. Each club table availability of a plate lunch for Extension Homemakers Refreshments are County have been boy in will also show the stqs in. a gnall fee. A donation of 50 preparation for Holiday volved in completing one cents la asked to cover the cost responsibility of the Wekiva Extension Showcase, scheduled for holiday wUde of ati indriatlon book, rdrab and Oviedo All clubs will be participating mends, and chance on door Homemaker Clubs, and Geoe Wednesday, Nov. 7s 10 a.m. to 2 and Sanlendo Springs Extonp.m. at the Altamonte Springs in a Country Store featuring prizes, Mrs. Jenelle Home of the skin Homemaker Clubs are lq Civil: (ider homemade food Items for sale. Each dub Is pismisig a Mia Country Store is under the Oviodll Homemakers Club Is charge of the guest book ØI registration. display 01 holiday idles in &sdlon of the lae Kathryn chairman for this activity, This event Is open to the Set çofthe activity lsunder Extension Estates the direction of the Altamonte public. Homemakers aub. . '• •• ,, . , ,:..,. 1 I , -1r, , ii . djji, . 4 I ••• - , V LaZe nby Dons A Third Hat . . '.' .. '• -. .,'. •,I p: ,,1 k'1. . f i ,' / v ' . • • . I) "' /1 ': .•'5_ ' ' J•4, ..," .;,g I HorOld Plieleft To- GONNA It looks like a real mummy to us. actually, the mummy is just one of the ghosts, goblins, Dracula. and Cone Heads who scared and delighted visitors at a Halloween Spook House at the Sanford Plaza. Sponsored by the Church of God of Prophecy, proceeds from the event will go to repair the church choir's bus. GET VA I MAGNIFICENT Mack LaZenby, Sanford's city englnser.iatilfty director, bas taken on a tblrd hat this -Sub City Manage Warren E. Knowles Is out 01 the city on vacation and attending a meeting Of the International City Managers' Association. He Is cClnpletlr4.a termas vice 1 of the orpoisatim. Knowles is to return Nov. $. During the first week he was gone, Assistant to the City Manager, Rich Qetgley,served as acting manager. Knowles, during any .ez• OM trip from Sanford, has Qetl'Y and LaZenby share the ldIfl( city mamgsr do'k. so any can carry on the functions of their own offices as well, according to Knowles' secretary,- Mary HarkeyMayor. C Joe Spauldlna 2307 Oak Avenue,. sies James S. Grant, 532 Valencia St.. SUMINOLI COUNTY fireplace, $700.00 James E. Good, 2513 Highland Nettle Mae go, 1401W. 13th retool Avenue . Add. 11400 $1000 Windall Agee, 412, 414, 414 Harry H. BuckIng, 407 W. 10th It. ford Avenue, . retool, $3,000 screw porch, $400.00 Ode Mathis, 1707 111111 St. enclose Mdsllesla Mendota, 1909 reroof, $700.00 Magnolia . retool $2000 Herman Garrett, 140 Glenway Burp" Seed 104 W. lit., Drive, . retool carport, $000.00remodel, sages Holy Cross Episcopal Church, 311 £ & H Fabrications 2430 .kwitt Magnolia Avenue, retool garage, Lane, Install sprinkler sys., $0.007 $430.00 Robert Rutledge, 1001 Laurel . Wilbur Iowan, 2121 Hartwell erect IfolO workshop, 1110.00 Avenue . pm Cobean, 1004 Holly Avenue,. retool garage $100.00 MARRIAGES Belmont Homes, 106N. Grand____ Uwald N. $tVw$, LW wOS4& view . erect rae. . sMist Cheryl L. Gantry. Sanford House lestaurait. 107 Donald H, Wynn, Sanford, & Oak Avenue, • remodel, 511000 N. Vlnksp, 1t.l,rarsØ Cheryl I.. partial $1514 Herbert Cherry, 031OI1Y* W. urn Kathy A. Altars, Sanford. .iolmnle L. Morgan, santsvw, & No repairs, uses W.C. Carroll, $17 Smell.. sljjng WHIt. N. Morgan. Kelley, Ovlede& Karen Shoemaker, Jill W. pjg a.,. A. Koitly. Juan 0. CanNrsa. $anfsrd, 6 storage vault, SIAW Martha Shoemaker Const. Ervin. Mayfair Court, . rig. $10,000 Charlie Taylor, SOOlird, 6 LIne Tuckers Farm Garden Center, Norris. Curtis A. Well, Sanford, & Terns ill N. Laurel . remodel, $6011.00 Rubest, Sanford. 71k. Evans Constr, 111 Charles Carver Avenue, res. $10N Oslashy, Sanford, Tin N. Paul. Zake Evans Censtr. CiwisiWor A. Hill, Apa.se Carver Avenue, tea, Sbus _____ A. Ilstiyji. lii.Comm. of America, 210 Loch Springs, Marcella y, . roe. Iii,IIO James Pefi, Osleun, & Idsee $ Net. Comm. SI America. 103 Say Las, 51.1541. Freak J. $IrefIu, Lant*U.$, Tree Court, . M.00I,S7S NSS.COmM. SI America, 157 Tall Catharine I. David 0. Perry, Mary I. Cii. ___I Fine jp,, . M. $11.10 Res. Comm. AmirIca, 311 Tall Pine Lane, . M. 511,10 Net. Comm. America, 317 Tall DISSOLUTIONS Fine Lane, . isa. 5)1.10 Rn. Comm. America, 318 Tall wrongs Cot Malady Yewse Pine (.ini, roe. $30311 Robert Whitaliar,10W. *7th St... commercial bldg.. 117S Wines. MIstier, 1414 Myrtle Avenue, (Orange Aim Ores hem awning, $2710 Mary Hull ISsilIll Susie Nobsy, WI Hickory Corel C. Sake & Judsan C. lube. nsm.f, $175.00 NAVY J. Edwards & Dan AIbIVI 0. Vasw*, 1110 Terrce 1srds. JieSuifine Raddlsh & s.mm C. Drives . ret. . $)7,1 Y. Enterprises, 2113 Georgia liddleli. Avenue, roe. $17.10 Jew N. Williams Ireado V. Enterprises, 2111 Georgia (Orange Sandra Palmer 6 Avenue, . sea. 1)7,10 Truman Palmer. V. Enterprises, 2110 GeorgIa Sutarmo 1. Jordan I James 0. Avenue, --res. $)1,1$ Jordan. MAY McDonald, tIN 10th Place Mary C. Ryan Noah 0. Ryan. repairs, soe.o CharloaR. SmIth Jr. & Kim Once of W. Co., SW. N. M." K. Co., no I Co., A. Co., to I N. N. ItH. & N. of SI SI C.C. W. I W. y.., Ci.) Co.) I I I N. mcCrory s QIICAGO (UP!) - Marsh- M. "It's really a sad affair. I jeopardized his job." and I was an ass for saying it. avoided It for awhile," said "He turned very abruptly and he'd like to go Cooper, who also said he had a punched me in the mouth," he mallow salesman Joseph didn't say anything at first but! Cooper recounted the events Then he told Cooper said Billy Martin read so untruths about it last week in the Chez Colette outside and he'd knock me on couple of drinks but was said. 'When you get a punch that last there's not much You decked him with a "sucker that I felt I had to say bar in Bloomington, Minn., In my ass. Then he asked me what nowhere near drunk. "But everyone's got a certain can do. If I'd have got to the punch" that cost the fiery New something. which he and a business I did. I told him I sold York Yankees manager his job. "It was a sucker punch and associate sat next to Martin 9nd marshmallows, which he amount of pride and you can parking lot, you're goddamn only take so much. He put five right I would have fought him. Martin may have PIOVOke4 I'm assuming any fight he's his friend, Howard Wong, .'nd thought was rather funny." 1100 bills on the bar and said But I'm sure he had his plan Cooper, who was treated with him Into aflgl*, but Cooper said ever been ln would bethe same began discussing baseball. for my one penny he could that he would hit me before I the wound that "I made the remark that I nine stitches for Tuesday hetil1 feels sorry forOft," Cooper said, "I think knock me on my ass. Finally I ever got there." by Martin's blow, said Inflicted the dsMaed Yankees skipper. any Incident he's been In has thought Dick Williams (MontLife hasn't been the same for been a one-punch affair. I real Expos manager) was a bar patrons kept coming up put the penny on the stack of "I really didn't want him to figure if it hadn't have been me good choice for manager of the during the next 15.20 minutes to bills." Cooper, the father of two, since lose his job," Cooper, 52, saId In it would have been someone year and that I thought Earl ask Martin for his autograph, Cooper said he followed the punch. a telephone Interview from Martin, dressed lna cowboy hat "It's been very hectic, else. If he'd been completely Weaver (Baltimore Orioles but Martin kept pressing for a home In suburban UflCOlflihlre, sober he wouldn't have manager) did a good job, too," fight. and we st ern attire, into a lobby especially for my wife," he - - .. ....IJ ,.PL,.. .S-----tops aim anu suuueruy iounu rumseu on Joe "He called Marallsaid Cooper. me many Tap Free Agent Keg - MILWAUKEE (UP!) - Milwaukee Brewers General Manager Harry Dalton says the dub is going to actively pursue players In the free-agent market to help strengthen the "club. We will, maybe, be interested In iii to 10 players," Dalton said Tuesday. "We're going to be competitive again. 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LOUIS (UP!) - The St. Louis Cardinals have signed rookie defensive end Jim Barney as a free agent and released veteran tight end Al Chandler on waivers. Chandler, a six-year veteran, joined St. Louis after the sixth game of lad season. Barney, a 64o014, 247.pound graduate of Kentucky, as the t hird'roimd draft choice of Cleveland. He was cut before the dart 01 the regular season., LICINU$ P.O. lee $1 Lake Marp-pblIc Ire. service Al Painting D. A. AthInien 6 ringing." "He then said both are asses mallow but I really sort of the floor, Cards Sign Rookie Jim Ramey *iuu iivvi s wu. me NOTICE OF PUBLICATION 197, Martin 's 'Sucker' Punch In Bar Room Brawl 'No Joe Marshmallow Affair' Gets Terrapin Start $iw.rs - at - COLLEGE PARK, Md. (UP!) - Mike The, benched two ki ago after a 7-for-23 passing performance, will dart at back Saturday for Maryland, 44, when the Terrapins 17th-ranked North Carolina, 0-1.1. flce, a 6-foot-7, 230-pound junior, entered last Saturday's 27.0 dory at Duke after sophomore Bob Milkovich throw a pair of -quarter interceptions. Tice completed sIgt* 01A=! scored the Terrapins' first touchdown on a 34Ike was much Improved against Duke," said Maryland (h Jerry Claiborne. "He was helped early by some excatches by his receivers, particularly Chris Ellis, Ich helped him gain confidence in his passing." DOWNTOWN SANFORD - - . THRU SATURDAY, NOV. 7 ce NEW YORK (UP!) - Mike and 136 points, many more than team In baseball. We won 108 30, then won 16 of his next 19 high or low. But once Mike got shared it with Detroit's Denny. Flanagan knows what Jim left-handers Tommy John and games, and It was a season I'll decisions to help the Orioles ahead of them with that McLain. easily win the AL East. He tied changeup, they had to swing at Palmer has meant to the Ron Guidry of the New York never forget." He made the Orioles' starting Flanagan, a 27-year-old left- Nolan Ryan of California and the curve with two strikes." Baltimore Orioles. Now he Is Yankees. The result was so rotation In 1977 and posted a 15. Flanagan agrees, and cred1t 10 record with a 3.64 ERA. Last Palmer's successor as the king unsurprising the Orioles called bander, led the major leagues Dennis Leonard of Kansas City (5) McGregor. news conference year with 23. He AL lead In shutouts before the in victories this for the of one of the most elegant a year he recorded a 19.15 record "I really didn't pitch well the despite being plagued by tenvote was announced, lost only nine games and and he finished third behind pitching staffs in baseball, "I respected Jim Palmer, "I always thought I could allowed only 3.08 earned runs Ryan and Guidry In strikeouts, first half of the season because I dinitis In his left ankle and the was a two-pitch pitcher," he and he's won three of these pitch well in the major leagues, per nine innings. More imporBaltimore pitching coach said. "I went out In the outfield back of his loot. During the things," Flanagan said but I didn't think it would come t.5ntly, he was the "stopper" Ray Miller says the change one day before a game and offseason he underwent extenthat Palmer was while he was .- a pitch Scott McGregor asked Scott to show me how to sive therapy and the problem Tuesday In the this soon," Flanagan said. posting eight 20-game seasons, taught Flanagan American League Cy Young net bother him this year. made the throw the change-up." gan, who also got two While Palmer was hurt and Award. "I didn't know If I was second-place voles, was the did not win a game for two ace an even better pitcher. Flanagan becomes the third His rapid development might that good yet" "It meant they had to swing Orioles' pitcher to take home be of added-significance to the T'wenty"elght members of the on!:,' pitcher named on all 28 months during the middle of the of ballots. curve," Miller said. his the coveted plaque. Palmer Orioles since Palmer, who often season, Flanagan went 9.2 from at Baseball Writers Association they took his curve previously won It In 1973, '75 feuds with Manager Earl "Before, "I'll take the award and look June 27 through Aug. 27. America - two from each city and '76 and Mike Cuellar was Weaver, Is unhappy with his Flanagan started the season because It broke so much, it as a team thing," he said. it felt he was that good. They on the bed slowly and was only 64 on May could be called a ball either the winner In 1969 when he salary and may be traded. "I look at It as being first-place votes gave him 26.- WA CITY, Iowa (UP!) - The Iowa Rawkeyes should no er "get blown out" by anyone the red of this season, coach Hayden Fry said Tuesday. - crc doing some things the good teams do," Fry said at eekly press luncheon. "I think we've processed enough we shouldn't get blown out by anyone. - -think the thing that surprised me most about this team . way we hung In there with the big boys," Fry said, to Iowa's narrow losses to Nebraska and Oklahoma. 40L SIZE REGULARLY $I-" Flanagan Gets A L Cy Youn g accepting More Blow Outs' For Iowa $16 So - CHAPTER Entry List For Seattle Event ATFLE (UPI) - U.S. Open tennis champion Tracy tope the early list of entries for the $150,000 women's tournament in Seattle Jan. 28-Feb. 3, a spokesman for tournament announced Tuesday. world-class players who will compete in the tourney Wendy Turnbull, Sue Barker and Virginia Ruelci. hope tobe Ins position within one or two weeks toan. that additional top players have officially signed to cipate in the Seattle tournament," said spokesman I Campbell. MMMFIGNr Smith. (oran. co.) Fred L. Wall I Shirley A. Wall. Richard Warichak I. Elias N. Lindsey Warichak. Ruth White O'Brien & Lawrence F. O'Brien. Sharon N. Lsholm I Gary L. Laholm. Salle K. Lapeter Alfred Laps*, Jr. CiwlItopher E. Neighbor & June Neighbor. Floyd Molten Rena Dolores Hotton.. Donald P. Bickford & Claudest. A. s Wodn.sday, Oct. 31,1070-0* Vote Comes As No Surprise Open • Champ Austin 5. Sale A MATTER OF RECORD BUILDING PERMIT - Evenini Herald, Sanford, Fl. riefly HAIRFOOD,.',,1 I HAIR 000 I FORMULA I W$thwheatgerm011 j ShdCOCcmtitOlI SPORTS. I $O PLAZA Hwy. 1142 Isdtete St. Opsss.*ru$1t.iLm.4P.m. sa$smdsy 12:$-$:$PJP, 'I JCy 1 .t .4 1 WINTER PARK MALL Hwy. U.n sad Li. Rd. .. Opss$isday 12:$4 10p.m. .4 a El �•• .: ':A-Eve"I"I "Wow, %"*do Ill. . ., ..' 'I., .;j, • . • • "•. • .. . sdneeday,Oet.31,ifl, " - - - .. .-., r -' . -. - - - . .- -- - S . PrIndpal's Perspectives .. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. '.1 "" r -.-'. __, • •• •• Lions, Hawks Old Rivats I ?N,'T ' 114 -' Friday night one of those the two schools shared the because I'm too new" BySAMCOOK WebbwasatOvledoprlorto dreams will end, but not HeraldSp,rtsC.er.pesdeet hallways, but some poignant i"• :. ________________e the double sessions, but left the without slough struggle from Once upon a time there were feeling dill exists. .•.. -"Originally there was a very year before and didn't return the "six-mile rivalry." two schools. There was one . problem though. The two strong feeling between the until two years ago. .. - • "We'd certainly like to go schools had only one facility, schools," Evans pointed out. , i' . Hfa.O T ' Webb said of a undefeated," ' _____ • of that diminished ' The heir apparent, Oviedo, wu "Bet a ..:'' ____ ____ -. lending Its building aevenhours when that class ( 177) lion squad that has clawed _•• - _..:t' i..f' through seven straight op- First Annual a day to lake Howell, the new graduated Despite the decline of the ponents under the guldir4 mind kid on the block. 1 Double sessions, coimnonly rivalry, Oviedo still likes to of coach Joe Montgomery fl y p s-,. . •-. U I UIIIW7 .......... • :;'. . Monty's talented squad has V -. ' known as the principal's leave Its mark. -. '••: "We had some spray-psh*lng already snareda state playoff headache, took piece during the .. • Seminole Community 1974-75 school year at Oviedo vandalism the other nIgt,' berth and the district chain.••; / • :(• -. HlghSchool. The lions traipsed Evans said. "I don't know for plonship. The Lions oppnt invites you to attend the lit - .•. . 'L- ' .. ,..., . .,. / . :-, to class in the morning, while sure it was Oviedo.... but there has yet to be determined, but it Annual Women s InV1tatlQ!al -r • • . -•' will come from a foursome of Volleyball Tournament to.1be . the Silver Hawks worked the are Implications." Those Implications Include a New Port Richey, Hudson, held at the Raider's gym . afternoon shift. ., . It lasted one year. Then the few "Ovledols No. l" sips and Brooksville Hernando and Friday and Saturday. •..• .. •'• ..-:':. The tournament will ba . .? new facility on Dike Road was Lake Howell Is$&1?a4,well Crystal River. "Our main concern Is to get round-robin with two poois of completed and the Hawks we'll leave that vocabulary for through our remaining games five teams each. The tcp,t!o moved out. bathroom wall& ±... .• • No love was lost on either "The football players are without injuries," Webb said teams for each pool will piajs _________ '-. . • •side. Because of the aware of it, Evans said about about schedule encounters with single elimination redistricting, tenth and the Uons leaving a calling card. the Hawks, Bishop Moore and determine the overall winner. The first two rourids AM eleventh graders on allowed "Something like this always Cocoa Bead. The Hawks, on the other begin at 2:30 p.m on Fmay'. to finish high-school at the seemi; to get the players up for wing, have no visions of an The championship match is school of their choice, the game." 1,. At the other end of the six undefeated season standing at scheduled for 4.00 p.n. Now, that's a way to build a rivalry, mile stretch that separates the 3.6, but two victories in their Saturday. N • "Because ofthe ruling wehad two schools, Lion Principal last two games loom, just as Teams participating In On tournament In addition to hosts family members at each (bathe Webb p14'ed down the Important to them. HisId PION TM VIM No varsity Lake Howell S.C.C. Include: Lake County school," Lake Howell Principal affect of the rivalry. NICE Fighting Seminole coach Jerry Posey Is all smiles as be presents the Tribe Dick Evans recalled. "You "I don't consider It our eleven has EVER won more C.C.; Manatee C.C.; Florida Player of the Week Award to defensive end Morgan Smith. Smith, one of the top might have brothers facing biggest game," the second year than three games and no Silver J.C.; Brevard C.C.; ValenCIa JOB each other In a game." principal answered. "But then l Hawk team has ever finished C.C.: St. Petersburg C.C. did defensive lineman prospects In the state once again turned in a sterling per. &oward C.C. It has been five years since haven't got caught up In It, with a NO record. formance against Lake Howell Friday. The SagaBilly Of And Steinbrenner *.,I" NEW BRITAIN, Cons. (UP!) the Yankee owner and his ex. Watson. In a number of other -,. Quite obviously, George manager, a complex, comba- areas, however, I find some Steinbrenner and Billy Martin tire Individual with enormous people wondering whether have an Infinite capacity for ability and personal appeal, Steinbrenner actually did save pain, Inflicting It on each other that their day4o4ay dealings Martin's life by firing him one minute and applying some often run parallel to the classic Sunday, and now that he has lliative the next, and while story lines of Tristan and been let go by the Twins, W doesn't seem to injure their Isolde, Camille and La Travis- Tigers, Hangers and Yankees, psyches a bit, my old had to. whether Martin will ever be -'can sue "•• Tribe, Patriots Take The Show On The Jim Haley's charges travel to Ft. Lauderdale to tackle Cardinal Gibbon. In a non-conference contest. they return ft Pat's face a pair of conference match ups °n De and then _ Fighting Seminoles. There's no problem at all with the Tribe's fome. With ArthurJackson grinding out more than 100 yarda per game the :. &arna. with whether the Red Sox will Stelnbrenner's close friends, somebody else," said Fugazy. happen to you. You're either Hawser, the Yankees new backed It up all the way. Under today that wasn't winning or So fragile and precarious is succeed in luring back free travel agent and limousine Basically, Steinbrenner isn't going to kill somebody, some. manager, a year before. his direction in 1874, the drawing. I'd hire Billy Martin 'the daily relationship between agent first baseman Bobby service operator Bill Fugazy, saying anything that much body Is going to kill you, or It was Short, too, who Rangers won 84 games and lost in a minute." Johnson's 24 Sparks Lakers flhti4I,,Svs..w.Y.l.NY 10011 'A STAR IS OS$ORNE Alan Ma v#i ' co.c# 1 NESRAS/cA, Jabbar And 'Magic' Spell Chemistry ,1 F' c'oRNq,/s*Dr I9?#aoE ; 7M1'5ØJZP C?Zt7/,VW .f @ZR14V ar CY/*1Y6 //y 1b 7?W nY a& 49R 1O?W 4041 6iFAVVF £40YFIR ,4qp rn'gpqj I 600P 1' £XTESVP S' lM&' rn' * FPE #r.ipsc 'çovv * 2cv /# I '4 5 14 u; assists, 7 rebounds and directed the Lakers' fastbreak to send Give Earvin Johnson credit for stirring a sleeping giant In Los In other games, Cleveland beat Houston 124.112, Denver Chicago to its fourth straight loss, Angeles. defeated New York 121-112 and Phoenix dumped San Antonio 142"I've seen a lot of people come In and they're not around now," 109. "Kareem (Abdul-Jabbar) reacts tremendously to Magic's playing. He's en joying playing this year, said Los Angeles Lakers said Abdul-Jabbar of the rookie from Michigan State. "He's a Cavaliers 124, Rockets 112 Coach Jack McKinney. "We don't have to depend on Kareem unique talent." Randy Smith sat out the second quarter but finished with 30 getting 30 for us to win." Johnson, still recovering from an Injured knee, led seven points to help Cleveland break a four-game losing streak. Smith, In fact, Abdul..Jabbar had just 18 points Tuesday night but that Lakers In double figures and helped carry Los Angeles to a 61-50 who hit 9-of-12 shots from the floor and 12-of-12 from the line, was halftime lead with 18 firsthalf points. was of little concern to the Lakers, who came away with 111-105 backed by Campy Russell with 22 points. Calvin Murphy had 21 decision over the Chicago Bulls for their fifth straight victory. "I want to play my style of basketball within the framework of for Houston. the coaches' style," Johnson said. "Tonight, I had some shots fall The Lakers consistently have looked to Addul-Jabbar as their Nuggets Ill, KnIcks 112 for me, but I'm kind of disappointed we didn't hold onto the big salvation. And while his intensity may have lessened over the Dan lssel scored 32 points and David Thompson 28 as Denver lead." years, Abdul-Jabbar is still as dominant and excellent a player as won its second straight game after opening the season with seven The Lakers built a 21-point lead with 1:10 left in the third anyone In the league. But for all his talent, It has failed to Iranconsecutive defeats. Rookie Bill Cartwright had 32 points ann slate into a championship for Los Angeles. quarter but the Bulls cut it to 104-103 with 50 seconds remaining In Toby Knight 26 for New York. In fact, the only championship team for Abdul-Jabbar was the the game. Chicago was led by Scott May with 16 points and David Sun. 142, Spurs 109 Milwaukee Bucks In 1971. And the floor leadership on that team Greenwood with 14. Truck Robinson scored 23 points to pace eight Phoenix players "What more can you say?," said Chicago Coach Jerry Sloan of in double figures as the Suns won their fourth straight and broke was provided by Oscar Robertson. Johnson. "He's always looking to make the pass and we know he San Antonio's fourgame winning streak. Waiter Davis and Johnny The Lakers are hoping for similar chemistry with Johnson. can shoot." On Tuesday night, Johnson had 24 points (9-of-I5 from the fleld), High added 38 each for the Suns k-' /. - V - - #,Iqr Head' Set Hyatt 'Run For For November 10 Volleyball INSUIAN an Tr ers Top SYLVANIA FOOTBALL SPECIALS! . 10 SYLVANIA WI kSIIfo Cellar Parlebte SYLVANIA 13" $sld.$S.$. Isr Psrtahls only $34984. I m awKs WED., THURS.I FRI., SAT. 126 version failed, but the Pan- Quarterback Mike McKnight ther's led 60. hooked up with halfback Allan 0'.. That score remained us- Schrenk for a 23-yard touchPanthers put Me changed until time had all but down pass. A run for the two ' point conversion was successful touches on a suc- expired in the third ourter. _eon Tuesday night; by to close out the scoring and the Lake Howell Silver Again It was the ever-present make the final count Croois 12, Jackson, this time on defense. Lake Howell B. ! 1flks124 the Curtis, Calvin Bryant Reading a pass play The victory nudged beautifully, he outfought a and Doug Sanders abut down mark to be 3.2, a ss , percentag, on the Ithu Hawk for the bill ad the ii1&I completely," Klein rdamsd It 14 yards for the said it his rock-ribbed defense. sa.Mn It was lbo thunder touchdown, his second of the "We killed their pass defense and they never adjusted to our ç ag of tailback Dion eveni*. it on Ice with unbalanced line." that i10vS41 the dif. "Jackson put Klein also singled out j$in for the t quarterback Vernon Law. p,gj achaci was respomihie for down," "Law was great playing with a The coach Bill Klein said about rib Injury and Harold Gaines ddh gradercapp.dai did some nic super running and play by basting up the third quarter, helped out with an Infer a tM'ssyard touchepi Again the two point con- tet'olOfl." n on Croom's first usda- Jackson -followed version was foiled but the "We have 50 of the greatest I strong blocks of Marvin Panthers were well on their kids in Sanford on this team," Doug Sanders and Jay way to victory number three, said a proud Klein. "I believe Into the end sane at 7:01 they displayed all that's great lake Howell finally cracked about of the first quarter. game of football. the Croom's defense with 1:21 Th ey were a pleasure to AIry forth. two con- left in the some. iial4$psrtJCerr..plRe Additional Parts, Sorvico Extra syansisu oaatusss GT.IabIN +.. * set, Nfltstste $ytvaiul. 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With only utilized by the Heart will compel. in two evems on the Hyatt Orlando Is spossoring two miles of asphalt surface at Association for sponsorship of Saturday - a "Target Fty-bi" " the Second Armual "Run For the dart, the balance of the medical programs and between 7:3S and 9NAaad Heart" 10,000 meter (1.2 mlii) Hyatt "Run For Heart" course educational seminars the "Hound And Hws" recent croeicoØxy race. loops through beautiful Florida tlwol*i* Cral Florida. approsiraitily 4:09 PIlL The Scudded to begin it 9:00 landacape. Other day-race activities conçIlkn will ad Sunday A.M., the Hyatt"Run For - at the Hyatt Orlando dnd,-a mosalag with ether "Tar Cemor wn heart" Is o to all rwuikg share will be given to the fift- two-mils' "Fun na." Open to Fly4n" bstwsm 7:11 ad 9:11 Wh NtL ft" to fier the 30 .titoctoeatheftuulsh the POW at no cherp, the AX race is$Lllpriorto November "a B"s "500 Club.,, All "Fun Run" will b at 0:11 Details regarding "Rice rd and $70 after that date. ," will rc*- A Interested routs m Wutnir' activities ad entry ) There will - be day-of-race tank ''7' reg,r at the race its biter, information the "Ha Far registration darting at 7:11 Hat" con be - = by awardsidtorunners with the top pVticipatlng In the .,. Ci 0 Iblie thrwtimes ln the ovemfl and According to (badea ,__-- mtwrwL + "Rim For Heart" ad theX HslMI*s Dirseter, Hyatt Andr.w, Regional Vice - " -Run" are only two of the ac Orlando, 137$ Space Coast Vr.sld.nt and General For every runner registered (Miles iduduled forth. 'ilaos Parkway, F' 'u Florida, anag.rfor the Hyatt Orlando, In the "Run For Heart," the Wuheud"atHyattC$aude.Ou IV41. The Hy 4I is a ,r1,0I0raiksareesp.pI- - HynttOrlando will doniti$l.00 November 19th ad 1104 the Nksom ressit ea. -rjrlty (o participate In this year's to the American Heart hold will Was b.thslteitth. located at lbs 1011aroodlen of event. The race will take place Association, Central Florida World Q'npioirdulp Finals - Interstate 4 and U.S. 150 Ha, 'oh a unique croucountry Qiapter. Lot year, proceeds Keel ProiBallocu Tour. ealy Uris miles Irar Walt ouiie dNIgMd especially for from the "Rim For Hurt" wore T.ntpflve hot air bullona mm World. District . The lions should be extra tough at home, but remember those Seminoles have moved It, but need to p'* the p&pklii in the end Silver Hawks upset Seminole last week and would like nothing sons a little more often. Roger Besthard should once again have the simply outstanding better than to finish at .500 on the year. Seminole defense whipped Into another frenzy. Don't look for a high scoring game against the Seminoles. Lake Brantley's 'Air Mail' often.e will get tested' by a tough he Weekly Cardinal Gibbons defense. But the secondary of Cardinal Gibbons whvemcbm.ed ahdiado IRRIRCURU no UUI1U0 RI RU UI INCUM M, DC U-II RUfl. In Losigwood, Bill Scott is drilling his troops In preparation for next week's meeting against Seminole. The Greyhounds can buck In the second half against Detand but six first half turnovers put them too far In the hole to recover ! HOWES HARDWARC their WU sdbwiL ____ County team. at home this week face The only two Seminole each Other. .94 NOW OPIN UNTIL 7 PM • The Ovledo lion. put their seven game win streak on the line In a nan-conferenc. game against old rival Lake Howell. ,\ I ITHERMOMETER,'l I Second Annual. Nobody likes Billy Martin he hire Martin to manage the behind the pennant winning more than Bob Short, the only Yankees in 1975 after Stein- Oakland A's after making a major league owner Martin brenner had fired Bill Virdon. strong run at them during the worked for who didn't fire him. last month of the season. Martin did a superb job for Originally, Short owned the Short. The Rangers had fin"I'm sure some other big Washington Senators before he ished dead last in the American league club will hire Billy," - moved the franchise to Arling- League Western Division in says Short, who now operates a ton, Texas, where the club 1973, winning only 57 games trucking concern and owns the different than one of Martin's became known as the Texas while losing 105, but during Leamington Hotel in Mmformer employers, Bob Short, Rangers. Short hired Martin as spring training of 1974, Martin neapolis. "I always considered "li bitlireerl Steinbrenner and more immediate concern with In light- of Martin's involve"He feared if this were said to him some time back. the Rangers' manager in made thetatement - "we will him the best manager in "Neftis now developing Into a the Patriots, the Celtics, the ment in that fight in Blooming- allowed to continue, Billy might "Billi," Short told him, "one September, 1973, coincidentally win, we will contend, we will baseball and I still do. If I were depressing, morgue-like Bruins and the Whalers, and ton, Minn., last week, one of be killed or he might kill of three things is going to after he had tried to hire Dick draw a million" - and he a guy with a good ball club Road, UUILRU Rtl you're going to kill yourself.' recommended to Steinbrenner 76 and finished five games is any more. offered another big League What darted out as someTo be sire, In this particular managerial job. says the Yankee owner fired thing approaching light comedy part of New England, there Is Martin for his own good. - This week's Five Star Conference foothill race Is a case of 'Brother Love's Traveling Salvation Show.' While the Lyman Greyhound's take a late season breather to tune up for next week's showdown with Seminole, and Oviedo gets set to tangle with old nemesis lake Howell, the Fighting Tribe and the Big Blue Patriots will pack their bags and do a little hunting down south. Jerry Posey'. Tribe will hop on the Seminole express early L,.4,4,w at Ii..A In.. Wln. Un.... 1 S SV vis. Coming off an upset at the hands of Lake Howell the Tribe will be looking to sharpen up the running game and find the endione on offense before returning to Seminole County for their final two conference games of the season against Lyman and Lake Brantley: a pair of contests that will play a VERY big role in settling the matter of who's going to be conference champions In 1979. likewise the Patriots, on the rebound after a smashing win against Mainland a week ago, tilt the road. Wednesday, Oct. 31, 197-1 IA Another Bittersweet Yankee Ending Our Rig. 71.00 5888 With Exchange Maintenance free battery. For many cars, light trucks. Save As SillS On NBC, CBS and - �4 . . . . :. .. . ... . ... .. .."-" ..--..- .. -.. ..,..... . •..-•.--- ••- S 5-. - I - .• - . di, - .-. I - 12A-Evsnlng Herald, Sanford, P1. - • 4 Wednesday, Oct. 31, 1,fl OURSELVES Tourists Contribute $5 Million Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Dodge City-The Legend Is Profitably Exploited . -' in International Math club •' •-S. / By TOM NETSEL . Twenty-eight students at Seminole High School have been .iOnoid by election to Mu Alpha Theta, International high school and junior college mathematics club, according to Dr. 'Harold V. Huneke, national secretary4reasurer, who is a professor of mathematics at the University of Oklahoma where the national office is located. To be eligible for membership, minimum requirements are that a student must have completed with distinction at least fair semesters of college preparatory mathematics and be enrolled In the fifth semester. He also must have an overall grade aver.:'. of at least a "B" In all of his high school work. Mrs. Lee K. Davies serves as the faculty sponsor for the Mu "Aha Theta club at Seminole High. Students earning the honor of membership are: Marl Baker, :gh Belne, Laura Bernosky, Mary Bledsoe, Brenda Brown, 'Bsth flirt, William Kirchhoff, Margaret Miles, Christina Miller, Kelly Nash and Kimberly Nash. : Also Debbie New n, Jason Nyros, Rebecca Ouowskl, ,'Barbara Paramore, Donna Pfeifauf, Maria Phillips, Dolores Reese, Judith Riegra, Mary Rimer, Mildred Smith, Charlene itallworth, Glenn Stambaugh, Bonita Telkamp, William Terwllleger, Douglas Tindell, Melody Wohigemuth and Julius Wynn. 4 .. Favorite Austrian Dish Students Elected Members .....I •— - Cook Of The Week Brief ly .28 Dodge was named for a Holliday - fought to control prohibition in 1880. Dodge City ignored. What vice laws couldn't do, . •'. ' . Me'wuaetts Army officer. Dodge City. There was a saloon followed suit by puaing orDODGE CITY, Kan. (NEA) .• Soldiers protected pioneer for every 50 citizens and the dinancesforthesuppi'esiloflOf thenewquarantlnelawsoflM4 III . - Neither the choking dry The cattle drives . ::. from families angry, popolatlon of Bout Hill awelled_. gambling, the use of opium, 85 managed: j summers nor raw winters . me toan end and Dodge City in In an attempt to enforce dance halls and houses threatened Indians deterred the frontier op In 1172,theSanta Fe Railroad peace, Kansas enacted fame. All were generally settled down. • J: "/' portunists who build Dodge . .1 began construction In the area. City. alcohol was Because They arrived just after the . . .t .. . sM prohibited on a military Civil War to claim a piece of reservation, George Hoover . prairie, windy and dish flat, on . tied a beied to his wagon .—.the Arkansas docally called the . parked five miles to the west . "Our-Kansas") River. began serving whiskey That generated a bloody era • .. under his tent to the railroad . so grisly that today "Dodge crew and Fort Dodge soldiers. City" has become a metaphor -. . This saloon-keeper was 1rPr violet, wanton lawlessness .- . . . Dodge City's founder. ', . - . . . .,. . ' PC Today folks in Dodge City .,mostlytakelocalhlstory - llke After the end of the buffalo it .... ,the blazing heat - for granted hunters, the Kansas legislature ' . . . ,4lanch-related manufacturing ., In 1876 enforced a quarantine line that cut Wichita off from i"• • r fld meat processing are the Texas cattle trails. Dodge 11mainstay industries, and the * ...sown is southwest Kansas's city, by default, became the .medical center. Its 18,000 Cowboy Capital of the World. Dodge City in 1978, a few years before it settled down itizens support two colleges, 38 Huge cattle herds, Urea miles • hurches and a modern air. mock graves attracted so much show, attract well over 200,000 to the town's coffers, making wide and 15 miles long, hunondIttoned shopping mall, attention that they were left visitors annually. There are tourism one of the three biggest bored across Texas and tsr 11 Yet, something about the there. dozens of other Western con- industries, along with beef and Oklahoma to Dodge City, where r.1 typographical sets it aside ftom they were shipped Best. Now Dodge City's legends are cesalons in and around Dodge grain production. em Before the Civil War, long For the next 10 years, famous ,kundreds just like it. Maybe ft's profitably exploited. The City, Including the Dalton Gang PINICRIST SHOPPING CENTER main street named Wyatt replica of famous Front Street, hideout. trains of prairie ichooners gunfighters md peace officers .P Boulevard. Visitors to Dodge City con- engraved the Santa Fe Trail - Including Wyatt Earp, the with its xWed gunfights and 2701 ORLANDO DRIVI. HWY 1742 at 27th St. Until recently preser- Min Kitty,s popular variety tribute over $5 million annually Into the countryside. Fort Masterson brothers, and Doe ationists were considered DAILY 9.9 • CLOUD SUNDAY ettantes. According to Nancy jo Trauer, a local activist for NORTHERN STEAM oric OT$UOfl AREA DEATHS replica — today procjcafly Dodge City's city en Brisson Funeral Home-PA is husband, Howard Jones, who died Wednesday at 1 blem - was conceived during a MRS. LAURA SING tY1TTRIZER AP V be Lakeview Nursing Home, will S Sanford; tine eons, Don T. 932 Rotary convention when Mrs. Laura R. King, 69, of in charge of arrangements. of 2:30 p.m. Friday at BrIsson Re>iiok1 ' Sanford; Loran W. 9pr. O.H. Simpson, a local Geneva, died Tuesday morning. Funeral Home. Burial in I GALLON DeLand Memorial Gardens. Reynolds, Daytona Beach and dentist, made some plaster Born In Crows Bluff, she lived MRS. ETfAJONES Brisson Funeral Home-PA, in REG. skuflabootsandhalfburled and Mrs Eta Jones, 70, 2420 S. Bruce D. Reynolds, DeUnd In Geneva for the past 3oyam disrue, (Themon Boot Hill as joke. The and was a member of the Orange Ave., Sanford, died and 13 grandchildren. 8.99 Brisson Funeral Home-PA IS Wednesday morning at Geneva Baptist Qturch. KING, MIS. LAURA R. L I MONUMUNT CO I Funeral services for Mrs. Laura . Survivors are one daughter, Lakeview Nursing Center. Born in charge of arrangements. N. King, 6C, of Geneva who died of Geneva; in Pickett County, Tern., she ______________________ —.-"-'—i-"--.-"i Mrs. Leo Barnes, Tuesday, will be at 3 p.m., one sister, Mrs. Viola Baden. had lived ln Sanford for the post - Pun.ral NQtIC.S Thursday. at the gravesIde Ph J IQ 6988 Geneva Cemetery with Rev. . baugh, of Oviedo; one brother, 11 years. She was a member of All MRS. RTTA — Funeral Larry Sherwood officiating. NOMM of Game; the Christian Church. Raulet services for Mrs. Etta Jowis. 10, Brosson Funeral Home-PA in NA Survivors include her &W one grandson. of 240 S. orange Ave., Santol charge. By TERESA BYRNE-DODGE : Halloween Party Set Tonight The Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) at Seminole High School are hosting a Haunted House tonight at the home of their advisor, Ms. Faye Butcher, 1720 West First St., Sanford. Mknlulon will be 50 cents. Holdogi, candied apples, pastries and apple bobbing will be available for a nominal charge. A prize will be awtrded for but cost. 1TT Church Schedules Fall Festival The Fall Festival of the women and youth of the Altamonte Community Church will be held on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the church grounds. Cirldznu gifts and decorations will be featured plus handmade jewelry and knit wear. Bake goods, plants and white elephants will also be for sale. A light lunch will be served. The Altamonte Community Church is incited on state Route and Forrest Avenue directly across the street from the Winter Park Telephone Company In Altamonte Springs. ACOIDIM Herald Staff Writer When Elfrlede Jacobs was very young her parents died and she lived with her grand parents In her native Austria. But in 1965 she came to America. "My great, great aunt in Winter Park brought me over," said Mrs. Jacobs, who is called Elfie by her friends. "She was alone, had nokids, but I didn't stay very long. I met Lee and got married." From Winter Park Lee and Elite Jacobs moved to Forest City and finally to Altamonte Springs, having been in their present home at RS Guiberry Lane for six years. tickets for the upcoming Seminole County Band Festival that will be held at Lake Brantley on Nov. 3. "We sold five tickets and kept five for ourselves," she said. Camping Is an activity all the Jacobi enjoy and they have been roughing It whenever possible for 12 years. This — summer - they camped at Ormond Beach for a week, but the gas crisis and finding time the whole family can take off together, have made it rpore difficult. "With the kids off in so many things, you don't get a weekend free," she said. Cooking and camping go together and one of the recipes Mrs.Jacons provided lsasany to prepare around the campfire ultisat home. In addition, the Kielbasa and Kraut Is also an old Austrian favorite. try new recipeson them (her family); they're my aguInea n&i' said Mrs Jacobi• "The kids will hardy eat store. bought oldes" I Bread pudding, coffee cakes and Christmas breads are some of the recipes the Jacobs family enjoy, but reluctantly • Jacobs added, "Cakes and pies for the goodwaistline." are not Mrs. Jacobs says she remembers the area before it was built up. "There was nothing out this way back then. & zkwi— l aa wasa iuwuciyn AbsolutelyI LIWIV highway," SIC I I CU. The mother of two daughtets, Sheri, who attends Lake Brantley High, and Lisa, a Teague student, says she keeps busy around the house with plants and gardening, Sewing clothes for the girls also takes up a good deal of time, but she enjoys knitting and . KIELBASA crocheting and "all that stuff. AND KRAUT 1 large onion Both the Jacobs are Band 2 tbsp. oil Boosters for Lake Brantley and 34 cup water work on projects to help raise 34 cup catsup money for the band. Mrs. 1 tbsp. brown sugar Jacobs was also a chaperone 1 tap. spicy mustard for the band when they took a 1 can Sauekraut (1 lb. 11 ox. trip to Mexico. They are also busy selling size) L. I al _IL. IL. II.A £ thick), Saute the onion In oil until dear, add water, catsup, sugar and mustard. Bring to a boil. Drain and wash the sauerkraut. Place In a large casserole and arrange Kielbasa on top. Pour sauce over It and bike uncovered 30 minutes at 350 di"I-- FW'er'a ,_..-.StartsNav.mb.rI. osik osu.oJ over coals for 30 gfni*u, then en. .nigifra, O%La 65% 'I oil H ,_ for is minutes more. Serves 4. CHRTMA8 BREADS (Makes 3 kallek or 1 large dsihlekalded loaf) I plug, dry yeast ½ cup lukewarm water 1 cup milk ½ cup sugar 2 tsp. salt 2 cup (½ stick) butter or ' "I. 4HM - DM •, • - ___ - - [i: SALE 19 4010 : 2. I - I - 7J y —I " . 'f'. • " I. .• '.'• ,. . ______ *..'. 1. i, , SCHEITERHAUFEN (Bread Pudding) 9 to 11 ox. thinly sliced bread 4 cup melted butter 1 lb. apples, peeled and sliced 4 tbsp, chopped nuts 4 tbsp. raisins Dash cinnamon I tbsp. rum Chopped peel of lemon 2 cups milk 3 eggs Il tsp. vanilla Sugar to taste, depending on sweetness of apples Toast bread slices and drip the butter over them. Line the bottom of a pie pan with part of the slices. Crumble the rest and mix with the apples, nuts, raisins, sugar and cinnamon, rum and lemon peel. Arrange loosely in pie pan. Whisk the milk and vanilla with the eggs and pour over the mixture. Bake at 375 degrees about 45 minutes or until golden brown. Serve hot, sprinkle with sugar. Serves 6 to 8. GUGLHUPF (Austrian Coffee Cake) 2 pkgs. dry yeast 34 CUE) farm milk 1 cup butter or margarine tap. salt 4 eggs . .4 .' . .. 12 cup diced citron It cup curra nts ' a cup warm water 4 cups all-purpose flour 1 cup sugar Grated rind of I lemon 'a cup blanched almonds It cup white raisins Confectione rs sugar Dissolve yeast In warm water. Add milk and 1z cups flour; beat unt il smooth. Cover and let rise in warm place for I hour. In an electric mixer, cream butter and beat in granulated sugar, add salt and grated lemon rind. Add eggs one at a time, beating well after adding each one. Add yeast and remaining flour. Beat 10 times. Butter a 10.inch tube pan and decorate bottom and sides with blanched almonds halves. Pour in half of dough, sprinkle citron, raisins and currants over top. cover with remaining dough. This should half fill the pan. Cover and let rise in a warm place until dough just reaches top of pan (about I' hours). Cake will be coarse and dry If allowed to rise too long. Bake at 350 degrees for 45.55 minutes. Cool in pan for 5 minutes. Then carefully remove the cake and place on cake rack. Sprinkle with confectioner's sugar. .'\ "•' ,-' • • -. I\.. Jacobs prepares kraut dish. .iCu,jS . stir to blend. Combine milk, ..------t..a__ in U5UI, uii dUU ....i en frosting ...._ over ___ cakes, allowing It w urip g erousl y cown the saucepan. Heat, stirring until sides. Sprinkle the top of each butter is melted. Gradually cake liberally with colored beat milk mixture Into eggs. sprinkle& Cool to lukewarm, then stir In Fordoublo.brsided cake: yeast mixture. Add lemon rind Knead dough, adding kt CUP and beat in enough flour to chopped, blanched almonds and make a soft dough. Turn dough ½ cup chopped, candled out onto aheavily floured board cbelos. Cut into 4 equal and knead until smooth and pieces. ' Wfth_fingers, mil-1 , a ;abImMstii. iaI. Js1 b6a ceased bowl. Or tap ci r. mild ropes on a will dough, cuv' and int rim a a greased cookie siwet. turning warn place until doubled, ends under to seal. Cut about I hour. remaining dough into 3 equal For KuBek Cakes: pieces. Roll these Into I4nth Knead 1-3rd cup chopped, ropes. Braid and put in center pitted, dried prunes, 1-3rd cup of larger braid. Brush top with chopped nuts, 1-3rd #cup well beaten egg, let rise in warm chopped, candied lemon peel place until doubled. Bake in Into dough. Cut Into 3 equal preheated oven at 350 degrees pieces. Heavily grease three l for 30.35 minutes, or until bread pound shortening or coffee sounds hollow when tapped. cans. Shape dough into balls Cool on a rack. Prepare frosting and put into cans. Let rise in a as for kulich and sprinkle with uuiivr . ,,nf 11 I4III.WARaIrm 2 eggs, well beaten in preheated oven at 375 Grated rind of 1 lemon degrees for 30 to 35 minutes. 5 to 6 cups wudfted all- Unmold and cool on a rack. purpose flour Mix 2 cups confectioner's Sprinkle yeast Into lukewarm sugar with enough milk to make water. Lt stand for a few a mixture the consistency of gnJni*es without stirring, then heavy cream. Spoon this !_—._:; Hit At CamD A Iv Wflfl rII,'. ,TIP612r4n ROBITU IN a Wednesday, Oct. 31, 1,701 I - _...._.._a _.._.i __J _i._...... Ij$J(JflQ I'UhflZ cttrrita. torm, ?, t Fashions and Beauty Shop 9 ., L PH. 323.7530 THURS. & FRI. ONLYI L FALL ( . INAMPOO I , I,. . • • V ••, ' I( )" I 20% to 75% off - ' PsrI .ti.th of NIWIWIIh ee1PIL r cuts i of2iffhdr Aftn% ftl Ohm BLAD -•- W' I • *. —- -t . .. S ii• • •_ j -.[F ,,. I JLJ s; crjwm SAMPOID PH. 3U40 * SPECIAL 17.50 OPIN NDAY$ If AM-IsIS. TUISCAYS I WIDWISDAYS 1115.15$. YNUIWAYS L1S41S. PIDAYS sissa CLOUD SATUIDAY- s SUNDAY. WIACCIPTSANKAMIIICARD.edMAsTssç$a*., I -I NO SXCNANOU OR RIPUADS - soIPISYSY. ••• i N"ecare SUISICAL SUPPLY CD ! :-2 At NONE II !1 2956 ORLANDO DRIVE ZAYRE SHOPPING CENTER I - .. .i&ii S ___ �.._.qIpuupIIpIl_fIlIIUP . --.' ---. . - LONDIE byChic Young 4ONS MUST sa - 45 Distress call ACROSS 49 Toper 14 Capital of 17 Baby bear 19 Ebb and flow 2 Wood strip 38 Bygone days 20 Ballerinas y BEETLE BAILEY hv Mort Walker DIP MISS BUXLEY JUST WALX BY HERE A BID(INI ON HER WAY G Yes TO THE POOL' Jk°3'O I away 1 _______ NJ'(141 J 1 1' I (I I ' 1 - . 2 - 7 8 I 10 1 11 - 9 12 13 14 15 - HE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom 18 17 19 - - - - fL 1U I'M J A 'C 23 24 25 MMY W4= 1?•1 1W 5 I I 4 (•_) 0 0 • - by Bob Montana ~MARV,IN MY DAys, FK0 DID HEAR THAT AiCHIE tS WlNG A CLASS IN AWcc WT HOME ECONOMICS CRANV. 8CW5 STLPED SHOP, GY#NASrICS AND 1415TOWY1 S000 BOYS! 26 "m ltoovm 111k - O __ H n e Kids JANE k.. HersIdStaffWriter May I' - - 151 7MT CMKMIII . share. Ito bring inething to 1111 am PRISCILLASPOP rm GON& 1* WRITE A LETTER TO THE U3 . ........ ITS A WHAIrs WRl0l`i* am Mrs. Green was called on to Tom, have three children, all "Both the children have their tike over the Lucky Charms active In 4-H: Tammy, 13; thoressuch uadtlng the table CW in Casselberry only W Tabitha, 11 and Tiffany, 10. Shle mid taking out the gwbqe anIi March so was especially said she docked a lot of 'IV they helped by advising mother greteful for the opportunity to dinners and other convenience on the usual routine," she attend. "I redly needed some foods but her daughter Tammy added. Ideas and Inspiration from didn't want to use them Wendy has learned cooking others' succeeses," she said, preferring to cook from andaewlngln4-Hand Raymond Iravelling with two Voluda 'Kntchl. They all pkdwd in chose ft cwe ' and grooming County leaders, the three with the cooking, sewing &W laxt yew and small engines this SnInoe women spent five housekeeping chores, with year. Both have won flrstplace Eagle (Oct. Tammy charge. .y days ho rafo th frdemo,ratJ 842) plus two days of sigIt. "Boy, I'm glad you're back," In the county and at district *,ft In Atlanta on the way A" Mom quoted Tiffany as competition, Mrs. Green said. he, saing, "Taminy was worse The women attended the did not go to the lamad than you well, forum on scholarship as it was Southern Won 4-H Leader Um Min AM ber husband, them first time them. Financial Fwm empty bandied but took do named Tom, We two 4- assistance is provided by the with them 5W plants, donsted Hem in the famfly: Judi,11 &W J.C. Penney Co. and its by. Rep. Bob Hattaway from his Pen, 13. "We plumed our member stores In the Southern finery In Altamonte Springs, mints before we WI and the Region. They hope that a u their share Items. There gtristoakover the Ivenornoking foundation can be set up for were5W leadersftom, 12 states, role and Daddy took Oiler contributions from local V#& blands and Puerto Rim mother's duties such as businesses so that more Jiduding 41 from Florida at the chauffeurblIg them around. ft Seminole leaders will be able to AM everyone was gave them a dtenc to get benefit from the trilnlng. THIS ___ • 1 ' . "i - Duos SUNNY - 4111101 1 WA istowtv 19Y1.0"910 *4=IN'UNPER IaazLL m.0 iriA'o) IJ (} / / ¶*ANØMIH ION .' 11Ms.; , / do ____ To whim your pwpoaaj,o you willbeestrunlybdpUlothis of J I PERSONNA BLADES aid I. 01, ••- S 33$ Super platinum,doub 0 edge 5's LIMIT 1 --1-. C - a-alft-.111:11 VPI T flEG $799 . especially for TMnol users. 5-oz. size LIMI 1 ,. 4 ' - . . COST -. . • I, TABLETS Box ol6Otablets, LIMIT -:. - LAMP IHlI REG. SO." 1 PANT`YNOSE orced 0 Top REG each LIMIT 2 "Coleffing Married? th th 61P - ThIsidealwo to c2n windows. boat oF car, FOR REG-SO 95 111 made - p 0 - BAM CARPET 3 .. 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L.BuffsIoe, actioL _____ g • •• - - CWHIDS TO CLUB LEADER This hand r Icarer could sot f give °'• t1a lbs ace-king It WOW hall! .......... - - - 0 in __ - shad". LIMIT Via. au, declarer toolt 19-1 trift 62ades, I beaM I dW RWM&" 0 0 2doA- - '-I-,.- WAS & PROTEIN spade'suiL H. took the aCd. of madissi and played a =a& Thk ume the "di., 1waili .. • , I After winning the club lead, South ma his chawall. He CA" the ace.kingoldiamonditodeter mine bow the suit was divW. ed. It it had beenj 3.2, he woo.:% give up a dWmmd mW later. return tohls band with aclu to CM& the remsift foK.diamond tricks. I When diamonds faued to •W _ .-)3 k. - break would doom his chaw- IV$ I e orgy conservation. dependa. b4llty and economy for single, multifamily or light commirdat applications. I' .: • and you today. Your Prillift mundane activilles, tab cere over WOT EAST mind can Id pad do ob*m and 4m tin fads beneath thill IPKIS 9Q11764 fatter benbook. You hive the *Q1163 *J necessary smarts today. Find surfiles. 4K?64 GEMM(May 214m 30) In #J 100 otUusthssdfor enogyoudotyyog you in ft year following your another, discussion should MKWW by sending for your proceds W W. room 10 09 of h Letter. latterths final declifr'ns that Mad$1 for each to Astro-GM* Box 40, Radio City Slatim wwo 0.1 at voimrw~W. mum CAMCIIX 214* U) 'and a(Jm MwVsklius Dealer. 8011111th Chow bift Me. of tamill your V41111 to* Wed Nw* ftd 500 IAGflTAUJS(Nov.23.Dec. because of the excellent ass 1$ Pass 2 21) Information you could methods you choose. Your Pan W PASS * fled" to* Will* ON YOU Pr I C ~ &N se we loldlWent. Pass 36 IPM 3NT know socially will pro" I* b1 I=(July WAN. n) Taft Pass; Pm Pass "fY V1111111111111111111 &W M ids your the Um to OW wA more AbW p 'I PIM 1 1 1 1 11:1 11 11Y. OP"ft ba4i CAPRIOM (Dem &JmL 19)Somsons who tsslshsordus whithlnturndrawsyoudoesr ____________ cantred you may bscoeflding -itinip. Inysutcday.K.spwhatyouar. VIRGO (Avg. 2 * 33) Wd AQUARM (J&L 3Wob.19) ad Uwb Cost be henlied to* by talat dothm to look Ido Um a Not aU hamb are gett .4 end going to the ftWsdeipairurtisenputtjog cited. Frequsutly, getting to plan that bays, the In- Um WL 16 MM 1111111Q11M1 o...a People who Ian (Sept. 3I't. 33) (in the deal, ICU MP Will be to 10.4, these units offer comf orl, . . - The Itheern Imperial RAGA' Condensing Unit was designed with performance In mind. With i E.E.R. (Energy Efficiency Ratio I efficiency factors of up - some of - BTU.HR • - - • Twelve models, coating capacities 25,000 to 41.000 - • • R! CONDENSING UNITS. 'i BRIDGE a IM "We 10"1114d they have Ow clotim." * '*Crs Ronnie Moom, Pam Same"fluin Oklahoma as Mrs. Grow's husband Peter BfAgg and Sandy Green were at we have hem#'$ said Mm IS a company commander at the 81Ck Eagle 4*H Center in Bragg-"Most states halre 4-H in Navy's Recruit Training center $%ottton,Ga learning how to high schools and they can use In Orlando and has very long -4.i;J .,inore effective leaders, their school home ec facilities and days so the sent her mom a Families at home were also have Parent-teacher leader plane ticket to come down •J' ksrntg a $01. teams." look after Raymond, 12 and 'Specifically Just how much In addition to other sessions, Wendy, 9 In her absence. T. dOOS $1•0Wd the hOU5 and the Florida leaders g01 together Another foster mo ther looked t to survive until she gets every day for a date meeting, after the one-month old foster • .back. But they think their they said. baby who Mrs. Green cares • Chftdtenmayhavehadanedge Theyhopetoesp.ndthe4.H Inherhome. : O%Tmodotherkidsbecauseof program here to include some "The sad part was when ' • their 4-H training. ofthe things they learned.They mother arrived her foot was :Mrs. Moore is In her sixth were eec1a1ly bereded in bothering her we took her by a _______________ year as leader of the Georgia's Sunshine brigade 4-H podiatrist who did surgery then .._ Herald Photo by Tom Vincent Cloverettes • 4.11 Club In project which stressed and there so she has not been AMamonte Springs and Mrs. citlaseship. able to get around very well" Pam Bragg, left, and Bonnie Moore, Seminole County 411 leaders, left their . & Wednesday, Oct. 31,19 79-3B Have 'While Seminole county 4.H 27 28 29 HOROSCOPE by Howli Schneider '. Evening Herald, Sanford, Ff. ome Front '. EEK & MEEK • I Edg e Over Others - - 0 (L ARCHIE INS - R5TM? 4-H environment. establish service, that hp I'd also llketo remind People thensleves would do a that not everyone who appears mIleve some of the burden (a 30 31 32 33 to be senile has irreversible caring for older people In o changes In the brain. Many society. In shod, these who are34 35 people who have such symp. able ought to dill try to do tornado have medical problems something to help even lift's ei 36 37 38 w hich need attention. That's a volunteer basis, In the bog ool, why such Individuals should be run they may be the recipied of examined by a neurologist. such cam I also think that older pso$e 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 V sending working In such centers ngl Letter number 1449 ' 50 be more considerate of other 51 152 Mind. Other older le than Others since. I they can see that In thetutis, a ION. damped, self-addressed I too, might neW that envelope for it. Sod your they. Of help and aftentim requsst to me, in cam of this I I !A Somie People who we dought' newspaper, P.O. Sol 15510 INEWSPAPIR ENTERPRISE ASSN I enfle" reaUy art C1t7 Cml, Now York, NY 10019. In addition, as a the mo Depression is t common e. to are curable disorders that are - things that can be ice elp mistakenly caUed seallity. &Iimprove and maintain In ftying involved and faft these Ought to started at an early age, such as needed is one of the best' defw.ses against ByBEIINICEBEDEOSOL memory training exercises. That Is another good reeson for I'm Particularly glad that you active older people who call Is askM about day care coterls work in such centers to b* For Thursday, November 1, 1979 because I wish syM com. otbwL YOURBIRTHDAY for what you want. Don't be __________________________ I Nov.1,111 afraid. You'll find the Thijs coming year your career necessary wor&. could take A &A step forward AWES (March 21-W 19) as a result of the practical, This lsan excellent day tosit -I intelllgent way You take care o( down and work oi*Inyouz'mind your responsibilities, large any roblemscenIrontIngyou. my prevsatsd g$ f porons) Y r'ng j II' $ .TrW 111"" 11114111 •. -. f mW Mo on It. WIC 41111114911973 SCOMO (Od. 24-Nov. 22) good chance of,imakinil the 4, 111 Sherlack Holmes has wdft TEU.1EMMi'&V I • RAGA SERIES - - - ___ 10-30 Survival - b duds 40 Finisher 21 Unconcerned, 41 Phrase of un St IC. erstan an 32 More homely : G arden moisture 22 Papal envoy 34 Make certain wds.)35 Wind-powered 6 Tax agency 23 Large wading 42 Sherbet (abbr.) bird vessel 43 Loager I Hindu social 24 By itself 30 The briny 44 One time only clan 25 Weather deep 46 Skidded 8 Toil et case bureau (abb r . ) 37 c,ans 47 Doe 9 Passed 27 Ball of sociation 48 Short. 11 Display stand medicine (abbr.) tempered 12 Moon phase 28 Stagger 39 Talks 50 13 Compass 40 Sorrowful 52 Kennel sound point 31 speeches ' s 42 Sa ved image 18 Egypt (abbr) 33 Is situated 53 Greek letter - S DEAR DR. LUG - I read your column in the Hog Kong suuwawon chanes In nnft and I wish you would write about the concept in day can centers for persons such a the older husband that you described in your Believe me, the day care centers we a vist blessing for the elderly vW for the family mWty would develop them'10 their older cithenit. Them's ot Wing fff~elderly People. There we now some day cue reason that such centers cast centers In the U.S. a4 many of be established by the menibere your readers probably don't of the families in fair.in.d iC)w It. Some of your readers communities their own u a could see to It that they're cooperative eost Also many older people need established In their own h1 things to do. Being * Community, This laagreatbleulng for the them function and enables family caring for an elderly them to en joy life more. That's perm = It gives them siome whyaloto(olderpeoplewhi time to $0ok after their own havetroollegdthigjobscoaid certainly do volunteer work In nee. , such ceders to help people who DEAR READER - I 151 are less fortunate then themlnfavorofdaycarecentersfor seives. elderly people who need to be Such cooperative efforts E M P 0 3 Word of division 27 Before (pr.fi*) Ok la homa 30 Mossachutown Sens ty _ I Dr. I Opera prince intestine 28 Small door - y a - ent DOWN 20 Stoolable • L N I 55 Devo ring 56 Ssucy 57 Ricie field 15 Sends forth - il Homeric 6FfSPP.P Vi I. Sen ity ymptoms Perman Answer to Previous Puzzle 10 Barnyard Ird51 Eye covering F_ - I. - 46 Haggard HSN4.1.9DONlCOUNTl JUSTSEFCRE( CAME HOME 1i7OOIOER 1='',i - - I . . 434 Center, 9051.434 CASSELBEIIY. Ssmusous Pleu 1433 Sim.ran Blvd. ALTAMONTESPRINGS: ff4 West S.1.434 444 E. Altamonte Drive ORANGE CITY. FiwTswsSIi.ppingCeeIsr '- . I -.-. £ . , .. - - . .. . .. 0 • • NIP I 1 k . . _m lilk 5 , -- - I - - kii - : - * - :; * - - • - - - . • IT - .: . . . . - I __ - so I- mom I / • -- - -- . - - - -am - - : _____ __ 1, - • - -- '%4 -- - . - .--- - �- .--- ' - ' : " . - M j4 41-Evenle. H.rald Sanford, Fl. a . •' '''' .-- - - r.. -.- -....,... . . v,.. ; ....,.._. . ... ,. ... . .• '.' . : Wednua, Oct. 311 1fl9 Ending Doesn't Come Soon TONIGHT'S TV Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. CHURCH SETS 2-DAY BAZAAR -. 6:11 9:30 CE ø HELLO, LARRY Larry regrets hiving told Ruthie to shed her tomboy Image and grow up when she fails to return on time from a date. Part 1o12) Emma 600 ,IT )00G2)NEWS a irs EVERYSOOrS 6:30 ing a Buck Henry monologue. Chevy Chases Gerald Ford, John Belushi and the Samurai swordsman and music from The Band are featured. ØVEGA$ Dan is hired to protect a bevy of bathing beauties from a gang of loDen who are planning to use the women in a hideous scheme. GREAT PERFORMANCES Count Dracula Louis Jourdan portrays Dracula in a spacial presentation of the famous tale.(R) NBC 0CISNEWe IG ABC NEWS WIT'S EVERYBODY1 p. NESS "Labor Unions 7:00 L2) THREE'S ACROWD T ALL IN THE FAMILY o P.M. MAGAZINE ,O JOKER'S WILD ThECROS8.WIT8 '0 MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT his stock portfolio DICK CAVETY Guest: 'Alberta Hunter. )O2) abbit matches wits and abili. prison matS to tean who forced a odel prisoner kt0 taking pad ¶nanwmedrobblry. 12:40 QHAWAIIPIVE-O A success. 10:00 (2) (12) CARD SHARKS - ' (12)0000 TIMES OZOOMIRI ' , . MOflPIIIJS FUNNY BUSINESS' r - by Roger Botlen r • WE 40STDC"T 77 , r , ,. JMe I*le ... , Cheevar Stories" "0 Youth And BOulyt" Kathryn alket and Michiel' Murphy , ' • madefortherasultsoftheRah- way experiment. -) ' , ____ __ - ,• , . .• S • . ' , ______ wills -- -- . rS , w% aftsee delIs) llk with (mo astill and todinkloss made hr Asinas ad , ism almiat X Ali( Gmnd IL . ... .: . -, ' •: - .. " 1au ' ' -. ' ': . :r -• • , 1',. TIJIS, Ikru MT. t *' - " ' '' U' - .' . , .'j.. - CL.: ppl.A$ L . - i' : "S 71 1 -.. . ;k! -- -, ' '' • ':..,- " -'-'- jI ' N - .' Cooking 'Pl.sllIf*Plli",.SMe • .. 6.95 Quiet Ø 1 Imb '. .1)1 a'. Md -CMv 411 (1 .MnanICO $995 ., ,. ; ; - ( S . - a ' - - - - t.•__1 t,:... ... t-' ----- . . -- . - '.AtI ''.•-' MONI ;- .: . - L...i. U17 I ', Dear Abbv' V DEAR ABBY: My father Is over 29 but still sharp os a tack, fVL mentally, dill works every day n spit. of all thjs, my disryact1ve.Thproblim hhatidhas*'tagsda big sInce (12 is that Papa drives *a car. He any' people have shouldn't. He has a license to me for his mother drive, but heisadangeronthe Rumtly,I was ashedUour college-age son and my IHa vjon isiu't very good hidhand were both my ions! (particularly at night) and I sin far, my husband h*sn't worried sick that he might kill himself or some Innocent be" ese 4heard any of th rarks. We have good person. I've tried totellhim he 'fto1iIn ether matters, .houkbt't drive, batheka may bmfl haven't hisn able to bring proud men, and stubborn, too. this with 0110111111 , Any Ideas on what to do about or3d him knowhswmuthK myproblum? me. LOVES PAPA vems,FmdingaIlI ca4l. look youtWuL Now allI DKA*WVELUy.slev. asqlieashirp,aappyaeswar Pssesqysude,yuijell ovum i.1lyrepe$Ssuu1er thiuy,Cysuheme? I've wkkl, d.par*uut They act aeticsdthat sas really tarn en such repeels In a-S.d mp aubatpbrass,Abby.laesdto Ne.ud *kw eheeeildhea I: hi;ed the aid Skis hamit. DEAR ANY: I have at. h1h1'h1 tended diaser parties aid -, pesph tar. esttred that *R NO $lGr I dint theirwInS_WaAb*u flTI1d s "sheep, sauppy ir' let these who Inid' tøkwiuI1hsydestwish to be served mp wIns. , , , Prepare pasrs.if FPI an open 14 y" we tdInaleeid gam IAIWO WJII*BDk .A bd 111111111 Oft Ed u&slnbly he. ulthi U yes aol he Is sen. Iaih at it ais of sympathy, u; Yen OW hm bod lit**,, '-yes or MsdMhas ijijmay speiW In bars litters, gel Abby's bssidut "yeerU," se la%$gs "Hal to. Write for aN. ru uu yes, Messing. aid Ow$r"So.d$laIs Imp a omow hide. IPA 'dee ,j his siltL Who stamped 0(1 25 ciii.), 00$hsuit S. MW: adiamad is 'a hulL - 'trs are brig* W"ad the open, they has theIr 132 IA# Th. Beverly H1, ' Calif. 1012. 'ut 1A r ,s&k k.....J I age, an though L work very hard at keeping my figure, selecting becoming, non. matronly clothes, and doing ev.ruII I can to bolt youth. dw • Mr. aid Mrs. LB. liphi., Mistaken DEAR ABBY: I am four and a half years older than my husband. He's ,"iulI In stature andhababyfacethat makes ____ himlookyssrsyoungerthanhe J63 .' Sanford Correspondent 3224413 ' —10:00P.M. Imb, Te Nora MARVA For Mate's Mom - ..• Convenleet pharmacy hours Low Ix prices Quality generic savings Handy locations Super service Quality pharmaceuticals - wany . II State ways better . HAWKINS who new U,ea In Ft.. Wife 'TH.THU1SDAY.5:00.P ' y Marsha WaIf laa'dale. He was the gued Wed 11th Street, hod their - apsake, at the ..cd an- hoigued fir the Beihus. niveisary ob.ervce of Rev. Choan, Norfolk s, their Amos C. Jones as pastor of St. granddaughter, Debra Bo , Paul Missionary Baptist of PhiladelpIda. w Galley ' I Chapters from Sanford, Oviedo and Enterprise en• tàtalned the visiting dignitary. fliustrious Charlie Cranford, R.yal Grand Patron, State of Church. florida was also a guest. The Other tributes and presen (epter presented a beautiful tatlona ware given by Rev. program. James Hagin. Providence Worthy Matron Eva Stephens Missionary Baptist Church, planed a corsage on the Royal Lake Monroe, was In charge of Grand Matron, as Sister the anniversary service and Florence Eagley sang "Give message. me my Flowers.". Mrs. Graham extends her Mrs. Lavern Graham and the appreciation to all churches, St. Paul Church Family would groups, community and like to thank Attorney W. fraternal organizations. O.org Mien, formerly from ' _____ WIFE . - • '_' rf Matron h official visit to the area. ' soo" Chow saidt, His in Play bloodire& ."thraInHsngEangTai,s, ad Philippines, sea, Thaila, nd !ta Oil MISS. Heel. iii -w his a.viiu in e--*. e*UuitedItM.sdUssdIn dooft - : '"..' - .. • t 41 - ' Honors I. __w onmlu* a fib* PA"hk of China .10 1118 on "-' S. en, Jno $1.7 "'11" In Hong KOng alOR5, .$ Mullen in real .dat., prA Southeast Asia aid a as fn1tj. INN lmj thudrical droll. UI'PIIIIOfl Is J.' among ether bosnia. se. Lbow___ mllw a peat deal, tiuities. dMless bsca.esó he a 0M Har-a.ts rIies peat deal to sills aboØ. He __If he ____ 1M' '11*1 wold be sp hsppl _ ' ,•'; 1:1 PIP Eastern Star 'Rose of Sharon No. 134 nembers, Order of the Eastern Stpr, welcomed the Royal Gi'asd Matron of the State of F$orlda, Lady Pearl Hudson, on I His mod succufil purely Chines, film, "Mr. Boo," _____ .'z. Deputy. , 9 ____ __ _____ ' ',•,":' Grand Matron Lady Pearl Hudson; Illustrious Charlie Cranford, Royal Grand Patron, State of Florida; and Illustrious W. L. Hamilton, State ; '1ç '. ';.c,, :,,r:,. .' - Chws argv'In owes $ ar " • P* w Mans NawI) Order of Eastern Star officials attending the Royal Grand Matron's annual festivities are Worthy Matron Eva Stephen, standing, seated, from left Sister Elizabeth Robinson, Worthy Matron of Hamilton and201, Oviedo: Royal Court . k HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - The audiences are composed of succeinful 5fl1*kft ill iOC 0 fPililOfl O*)5I In the world today, without Southeast Asia but growing quallfItIon,IsRaymondCow numbers of Japanese are whose 120 mOvies have all paying to see his film* with returned a handsome profit. Japanese suMMies He Is the only producer who Chow, wt makes 11 (lOse, Iwows he can make millions movies a year, newer spends from a film even befor, he sees more than halt a million dollars a script or hires a Mar. on his produtilons. They In. A former consepondeiK for vasiably and predictably her. _______which psehapa United Pr... who makes his vest "ilUkes home In Hong Kong, Chow isa . Ida corporate title,. diminutive, natty, definitely' Golden Harvid. • " .w., a 'maitiáIonaire ' mi &.. isp ____ ______ and an extraordinarily hip nally "iad,' as Cithise, ___ ___ pletares fallow who speaks fluent and eliuuuifty tailored for 5IWJj. Q ix1naJ muho(, Ists His Goldin Harved Group, earned scores of millions, an kdasneilouaal co*merate "Ester lbs Deagm" eared n width laded. 3940 corporø. Incredible $10 MIWon won. Is bed kiowo In the dwlds, mir'JaI art films, "The eg a.s,' "er Mist . tor yothescoSsgiyws. ,;..•,. a1 - _ i 510 SUNRISE hUNTER 0:11 @ PTLOLI* 0:00 i EARLY o*v andahetravels back in time to .~ -. _____ ' •1 . 0011*7 PIflMANO1S '" .L.AUW AT ' , ØYNE PU . I * IRNbSd Suzanne Plesheti.. Two Amencans, diving off the coast of Mexico. witness a murder . . ' ', - Moviema er cii LOVE OF LIFE 0 WHUWI 10:55 0 CR5 NEWS 1100 C2) (12) HIGH ROLLERS 4)0 THE PRICE IS NIGHT 0 LAVERNII .. - - Now the Nov. 1 edition of CBS's 'Magazine," which airs 1041 am., Eastern time, takes a new -and questioning -look at the program and the claims Successful (12) H OLLYWOOD '0 MDVII R.vw Of Gold" 4(j (1970) Dack Rambo, • 0AU. IN THSFAMILY $Qu_5 Years in Sing Sing" (81W) (1933) Spen. car Tracy. Sells Davis. A pits. oner violates his newfound freedomwh.net'sbehevedhe's amurd.rer. (j Hr.' 25 Mini.) ' 6:30 10:30 ' 2:15 0 MOVIE "20.000 ' , the turn of the century. Shj likes eato this past The conclusion: there Is rIo because she still hasn't gotten magic CUtE for delinquency. over 00 fact that ber husband 2:30 was wifaltithil to her - even NBC News has Picked up • though the rependant philand. . another convert from CBS. He's, (4)0 GUIDING LIGHT erer, Marc Singer, wants to be Bill tcLaughlin,'. Cog 3:00 and has bought her a . ' who reportedly had been: 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL Victorian mansion an hour's headed for ABC. Instead he 3:30 .• become the NBC man at the 0 ONE DAY ATA TIME (R) commute from Manhattan. Meanwhile, beck at the turn •VILLAALIGM(R) . United Nations "In the near" of the century, she Is guilty of. future." .40 1iCUl activity (2NCYONm LINDSAY WAGNER ®THE SM'SUNCH wlth atlst,who lssch.dialed CBShasfllledinoneofth 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS to be killed. She I, dótei'mlned empty slots caused by cancella 0 MENV GRIFFIN the entire plot, with good the only one. ' to save him. ton of . two of Its disastrous • SESAME $TPISIT(R) Our 114111`01M refuses to believe reason. sitcoms. Starting Wednesday. To stan up, whenever she's Last March, more than 130 Nov. 29, 9-9 p.m., Eastern time;. her husband and psychiatilat, '430 whothinkshs'atrlpping out, not about the travel backward In Independent television stations Bret Maverick's cousin Ben will" traveling In time. The audience time, Jennie Logan gets a good, broadcast a progrxn called be coming the Old Wed 1n: 0 IRWITCHED probably will refuse to believe stiff pain In the neck. She Isn't "Scared Straight." The show, "Young Maverick." 600 (2) (1.2) CAROL IUNNETT AND FRIENDS Q HAPPY DAYS AGAIN SPAGHETTI MISTER ROGERS(N) Chow Mos @.)55A'T THE Ct.OK 1:41 Woman who could open a can of peas with gentall This time Miss War, in the title role, has only to put on as Old I*Ce'trilnlned white teas •,j _, t 0:55 (1) UPBEAT 0 NEWS . away from delinquency by showing them that hand the: realities of prison life. . (2) NEWS 0 MA'S'H ring. 100 (2) (12) TOMORROW (4) NEWS . . , GRAMMM as a re featured in Cheever's story bout a middle-aged eascuØve's struggle to recapture 1h . - M . (2) (1) DONAHUE O MIKE DOUGLAS 0 MOVIE (12) DINAHI £ FRIENDS 0 EDUCATIONAL PRO. decides to exchange information on the gang for a desperately needed fix (A) . undwcovw CA ful heroin-smuggling ring is ag dolls Raggedy Ann and to find a Hallow. eon pumpkin for a lonely little boy with a strict aunt. Kits MORNING jeopardized when one member . 31, Members of the Unit. ed Methodist Church Women are putting the final touches on crafts to be sold at their Holiday Festi. iral Bazaar on Nov. 2 from 3 to 9 p.m., and Nov. 3 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., at Community United Methodist Church, on U.S. Highway 17-92 in Cassel. berry. Coordinator for the event, Mrs. Frances Padgett, said that the women have been working since February. In conjunction with the bazaar, a country fried steak dinner will be served Fri. day, Nov. 2 from 5 until 8 p.m. For further Information and reservations, call 831. -3777. ,. ____ 0 CROCKETT'S VICTORY Baretta poses as a prospective client in order to smith a black-market baby andy set out qHANUrS ANGELS 1:30 ( i1i TODAY 0 SARETTA 5:30 t&)O THE PUMPKIN WHO COULDN'T SMILE The lovable ant of 00000 MORNING FLORIDA' (12) NEWS 12:37 . , .. GARDEN .11 - 2.) TODAY I FLORIDA gets into buildings without any evidence of a forced en try. uest conductor. Klaus fennsledt leads the Boston ymphony Orchestra in Handel's Concerto Grosso. Opus 6. No. 6. and Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 9 in E Flat. . 271, (A) a S00 4)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO ID . 125 0 . , 03000 MORNING AMERs. 12:30 (4) ADAM-12 A safecracker EVENING AT SYMPHONY Marc Singer After moving into a Victorian mansion with a Pizarro history, a young wife . anspoetud Into the past to Save the life of former inhab. 00000MORNING FLORIDA (12)NEWS 7:30 (2) (11) TODAY (4) FRIDAY MORNING 12:00 les with Witch Hazel in a wild competition to scare innocent trick-or-treaters on Halloween (A) EIGHT IS ENOUGH Nichodecides to drop out of ool after a teacher ridicules r,n lot not meeting the Brad. lord scholastic standards, )(12)0IPP'R1NT STROKES othro Simpson (Whitman f,layo) discovers an old will under which Arnold and Willis ould srlt'sney and claims to be th boys' only relative. tt'afl 1012) hO MOVIE "The Two Worlds Of Jennie Logan (Premiere) Lindsay Wagner. TODAY IN FL0RA . . to air 941 p.m., Eastern time, Man Llndoay Wagner, formerly the Bionic PLUS too which had the airwaves crack. ling with expletives that are ordinarily deleted, told about the work of a group of lmnates at New Jersey's Rahway Prison who tried to scare juveniles. . . . 0V1*, THE vouo AND THE RESTLESS 0 ALL MY CHILDREN 1.30. (4)0 AS THE WORLD TURNS 2:00 .(2) (72) THE DOCTORS O ONE LIFE T0LIVE W SESAME STRIET(N) ___ •4 NEW YORK (UPI) almut Worlds of Jennie Logan" Is the ending. But it doesn't come soon on CBS Oct. (I)(12) DAYS OP OUR UVE$ _____ ROPI World War II flying ace Poppy Boyington (Robert Conrad) learns that his unit is about to be reassigned because of the group's unorthodox rule-bending. G LOVE BOAT 'Musical Cabins' Paul Williams. Michele Lee. Dick Gautier, Barbara Rhoades. (R) REAL PEOPLE An '.'Official" witch, a wax musem. the graves of famous Hotb'wood stars and a high-rise Ilineral home are featured in a IpediaI Halloween program. 1 0 IUGS BUNNY'S L.OWEEN The cartoon 2 7:00 (2) (Ii) TODAY (4)0 FRIDAY MORNING 00000 MORNING AMIRI. (4) THREE'S AMa CROWD p SQUAD. • 100 now NYAN$HOPE NGNSOR 11:30 Host: Johnny Carson Guests: Wally Lattimer. Lola Fatana. James Woods, Dan Ford. 0 (2) NEWS (4.)O SEARCH FOR TOWN. FLORIDA 0000 uoia,io FLORIDA TONIGHT comes. Trapper makes plans to NEWS 12:30 TODAY (2)(4)00(72)NEWS Idesert and Frank rearranges (00 6:55 1100 '(2) TIC TAC DOUGH (4)HAPPYDAYSAGAIN 0 THE NEWLYWED GAME 0 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES (It U 'A'SH After the mail (I1tIJWHULOPFONTLJNI O FAMILY FEUD AFTERNOON Th00 6:25 (2) C JN1RY ROADS 6:30 D THE ED 641 (4.) KUTANA lAS 0 A.M. WEATHER 10:00 (2) 9 PEST OF SATURDAY PlIGHT LIVE Segments Includ- US. NESS Labor. Its History" Enough In New TV ' Movie 11:30 CRACICERSARNEL . . Wednesday, Oct. 31, 199-4t hr 'I • - �-. - - - - ,. - •' .%r ' Wsdnssay -v,nft1 Oct.31, ltlt - NOTICE To Seminole Term Stands 1 0 WA %WIIU 171U Ma, (UP!) The Court of Criminal Appeals redTesdaythatSueDolvinrvdafalrtrjaIforthemu of a Decatur newspaper employee, although her husband's conviction has been overturned for the same crime, The court said In a unanimous opinion there was sufficient reason to sustain the jury's guilty verdict in her trial for the MONTGOMERY, there was e sentence or Thewoman,U an stopped her. titled by the School Board "' A Florida highway petrol dispatcher said she reported she had iuu ti u jury might have "test of sufficiency of . _ ---- - . 1 "' ,,. - ,,''s' . , . g -- __ . APPLICATION. _ -- - • .• £__W ____________ wee. -- .J41cnc.rn ________ 1 i,'i, -- 3r 'a- . - ENGLISHMAN Doss Embree (left) explains the power dlstrlbutlosipaisel In his electrosiks class - AT EMWOLE - - ,, -- - ,,, • - -. $ - .•• - .' • ' _. uuu na.s iviwivri, uuevior a. uccauonai _,.,_.I tI_ __ .....D __ .__.__ ._,. ---. the Department of. Education and Science In Great Britain. The University fl r uvruuia was iso included as part of his central Florida tour. ' - no pets. siut me. + security_ After 5p - - -- SITATU øp . - - -. - - - - - Deceased - CyesW-SIN.3224$5' .. ..,vTOMOTIVIMACIIINI$y • - at $57,900. 43.R-Loh&Aatig, MedelInc., Rialtor M4-3013 INC. ioasii's . . Terma LARGE LOT OR 3 to S ACRES WITH TREES AND GOOD ACCESS. REPLY P. 0. BOX 1793, SANFORD, FL 32771, GIVING DESCRIPTION, LOCATION AND PRICE. V Enterprise, Inc. (333,,95 + 17x26 sc patio, BIG. Many extras, must sell, well under 99'i - REAUOR 701 Bldg. E. Altamon$eDr. iTT 33O309 4-CosnmsrdaI Property _____________________ Established plumbing supply I service business toots, fixtures, entrYØ 5&ea t:::, Sy owner-4 IN elder home on Mellonville on double lot. Furn. 24 HOUR II 322.9283 - - 3am conditioners, S heat pumps,? oil heaters, all very roes. will deliver &install.327-2963. &AppinegNoquaglfying O . anaIitj in in, ..ons1uer ,no+ner r''ce M'Ke I I - __ , ByUsi$edPressIMa,uMpuul -, ___ . ____ *stss. - one American Standard OIl of Ohio division - ' . ... ufr....gd Ail i1ui bel3Ma. -" • It11n7 ' persons having clalesi or - _liInst th. suite we ____ NOPIE . INC. - rtZL KEYPUNCH Yisf'PSIWSOWVCoBCI'B 911 PruldiAw. LIA$S PlOUIRI' IIAI Vu - -; - 'ZI IIU"dIJ M HALt COLBERT uci* -- UI LIUI I' IVI .. - REALTY SROKI*' " msu. ' -, Nopels.slsI.332-mI. '1 Ave V V Haidyrnan special * ii, i i $aj 47-A Uou* PU topper, used tin & some lumber, small mobile home furnace, floor sanding dger, loll of new wigs, Miller oil gun,? AC's, gas grill, cabInet doors, lots of antique telephone In. sulators, old typing desk. 3" plastic pipe, ridIng mower, L7Sx1S tires, buIlders level Firewood-First Class hardwood Red ouk $33 per load delivered. 32315)7 after 5:30. aplus. c.l At _____ w 'A oi,es. steep price . - Americas all T: - that - a.-.. bSrTSls. - this yea. T-..dSY - barrel in a "IarV' spat duel WIIUari1y - may s.,,. i,d, c*sia mu., w N *1th end MIII. IndIcate inS bills for the claim, aam. i_ address ii in. cr.'ser Sr hi. a,sn. cnnhirdaI newspaper Boirss reported , a.er.a,- - t W _____ - uUrnviTui "" Tasspad Aao'clallon ol WIS a rd. - ' - ----i-• NS$ICS "' be slated, If the .claI is - - bath. Ge Slut Sf1464 miles. Turn' rlit an R$cl'j,''j Au. t, :. s1. NS pets. •,; ___________________•. - •I_ Iirpp . - MAlNTSNANcIMSC$i - - --. WARRAN TED. This home has been reduced to lust 1110,0111 DUCKS 5 GEESE. 3 BEDROOM FURNISHED HOUSE W-BBQ a PATIO ALL THIS 1. MORE. A STEAL AT $39,955. - , & CASHIERS - 5t1$Sd. If Itli Claim Is N1*PIIfl1ates,wlNr,sba,r $ secity shall be 4ssolse. the lii. Senate T pewu. PSI details. Cad. 1Mt4ISPwSfmNfl . - I 323 7532 up, WE. m. ac mingisa Nu.i t, , par,. indi $411 1W toT , luxury featunesl Scr. p Patiol IPP WARRANTED. This MUST TO Slit 355.5490, suit,.h " tI.a -------- westras. Lg. LN, FR & fenced . ., ___ ___ -1 -• - - ____ - ': 'I . I S .,. - .. . ., ' I '- -. - ,. .. T - . ii - -. ' u • . I i - . • - . .; 1 . i PROFEssIONALLY ZONED 2 BEDROOM. PAMILY ROOM, ITIATESIC CORNER. IDEAL Au.. *3-Ills. - - . . I' - 0051. lID wi' aui uai Push button controls,' has carousel still In warranty. Uniginally $540 assume peymintsof i The wNffier is perfect for a backyard e-selliver$pi.ing - .325. $31 mo Agent se. ___ ., ;.•: • HSOrnCK INTERPRISII. INC. lvilifc.tips if the p.rsan.a Diiii at - - rnsW.IHu., or IRS' eanee- or Ceuulfr, Pluids, OC$shuIV. 190. at in. cows. ps ALL CLA*L-D1ND$.ANO OBJ1CTlo$ NO? so PILED O* -- _ - WLBSRiVsLlAftID Re *0 Wetpuou*0,*ui; 4. .1 PICTSTNPSN*M'l iNfo. at Mm**: 'i 1519ut,,ang - - - - - ... - - - - -' , - - " - - ' RI . , • - , . - ANYTIME "v UMSsiiNflh1uJlL . NEWLYP4INtID3BIDSOOM FAMILY ROOM. CARPORT. ,'-'- , . SEDOING-PUSNITURE PUBLIC NOTICE OUTOFIUSINESS 5J••,.• 42--vvwu. r ' ____ See oiw ISaU$$III .915W BROAD. MORE, front & rear IRs. - as i,i.u. I A6Ia%fu MLII isSsisyourgeinlLlmN4i and 559110 Ifl,fClISadls, is Iimitell This is a distress smlei VA&PNAP11IMInS REALTORS PARK ---- -_ 1, BEDROOM CENTRAL AIR, Agent 33l13S ____________________ ElStovi Hot poInt 30" wIt, like new $130. Sanford Furniture Salvage, Stock $5IIWfSMWIIWIIPUEFW., istsbsssldatslm.prlc,pyi,ei, KENMORE WASHER -Parts, Service, Used Mechina, MOONEY APPLIANCES _________ 65-Pets-Supplies - , , . - . . . WAlTOII IUPII Thslidst (Pies WdI at Qiu(.s, ISI ____ a..D. asdim. , nsr rnvheaio. _____ siat it - -. - SANDRA CECH. . • . . S MINdW_his. a - • . - ',.•. Cs*, INCII'C •N1* ir--- - JIfti 1L.lo 'UJ1 t ' - __ • prsm -, iF erii.r1 acWdsMi.*lIR ins . 1Ji_U_- .- - ' __ I '' -u • .,., COUNTRY • - 1*5.000. SvOstantial -'down & owner will financ. balance. 321j,____________ PAClOU$ IS THE KEY *010 190*10*01. IDEAL GET. AWAY POPS COUPLES WITH - BOAT & FISHING EQUIP. MINT. SIIOLIP REALTY, BROKER. 35146* 3*74117. csvnir KITC$IIN 3 RA1*SEPINI$$ID$CRIIN- homeenlovely Specious older 'uainoM.o 5MW. ORUNI - . - • lOt. Glad neiRbOIlloOd, tsr mis ier istory iNw, Whelsule Purpi. Olinibulors, ISIS lnduslfl& Blvd., OrIan. eff 5fop Slat P4,1 5ks wMOf 411. OpSldaiIy94Sm - TV rep. ip' Zentin. Sold erig 1493.71 NI. $111.16 59' $17 1u - TOWER'SBEAUIYSALON ?AKC Doberman Puppies I M. I F, Ilk & tanS wks old $SOea. 323 II?? attl Cv .. ' I • IITOSYDUPIEX IXCELLINT - • . • • - ___ BENTU UNITS WITH i t** ' remodeling general horn. ç.pairs. no lob too small. Call 323 16S anytime. camsnt Tyson Cement Drives, patios, walks I etc. LICENSED 169-9435 - boarded 5100 mo., nice barn, 2 pastures, Osleen area Greet Ion hunters. 3271003. Ciça,I,cTlIS _____ 1 '. 'fl- -- • III ex 'ua 1 -' '- ,• ,' II .__-_ -- "--' .'.T •- • - ' . .' . • . .. '• .. ..',. NICK DUI$SSNO ON 5*5- .. z. -- . . pOs, - - - - e laCM$slslera$ffltlea,$$Ndan -,___ - 6I-jnted to Buy - - -- - ' Painting Al B PAIN 'I ING ResldentiallCommercial 3221712 otiS 7714)37 , MEINTZER TIL! twor repair, leaky showers our specIalty, 75 yrs. E*p. 569 $362. WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPI. lANCES. Sanford Fur niture Salvage. 377 $721. WE BUY USED FURNITURE, APPLIANCES & PLUMBING FIXTURES. Jenkins Furniture, 205 E. 25th St. 3730991. - ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Tap Prices Paid Used, any condition 644-1136 Antiques and Modern Furniture kidges Antiques 333-2101 5 4 . L 1T$ _ .*IUS S • nrelIen femur ISMS delis 5 Ndiwe for sm.. hg' u . - - OUITOINVORCI Alterations. Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery , 373.0707 ______ Grooming -. •. ', ' - . - - - • . l.i. - •, & larshig Wslboldts Camera Shop Sales, passport photos & fast repair service. 3226101. ANIM.p$. HAVEN eq 5. Cat boardIng, bathIng, clippIng, flea control, Pet supplies, dog houses, insulated, . _________________________ Fletchers pressure cleaning service, mobile home, semi trailers 5 RV, residential & comm. property. Free esi, 322 MInm ______________________ RIP Preisiw & Steam Cleaning, PaintIng: Roof, homes, mobIle homes, etc Mobilehome special 1364, $23.50. Reasonable rates, all work guar. 323-7153. 1 Man, quality operation . - - : _____ •- .. - ,- . •.- • . I IVee,huNlmIs.CfoSi91Sws samsusa ste. ciPvIPllat IN$Ilsa in- .. • - '. • - - - - I. - --_ t labi up MV 10t *19 •L* '. ' 5sjSA,e. o $p SImj tc.Wayneleal.337.1331 PAINTING, CAIPINTE v' CUSTOMCABINITS - IULATION Batting, blowing, tACO Foam, fiberglas 5 deliver a. e1hjlses, Lowest prices. Call I1I39 or *-734-47lI'cslioCt. .I1.1L..I.. iuiiii Isating g.m., ems All types remodeling, - r.OIW&SMitlens. CaII114SJIL ' L.YN'SSWAPSHOP New & us.d Items I antiques ConsignmentsAccepted Mon-Sat, 5:305:30. 15$ Plantation Plua. DeBap 64-5404- Vinyl Uk' ______________________ VInyl rspair$ recoisrin, Savevptolopc,of rsuphslslory charge. NOW? tYrBu5lM$s.,. Dial322.2611or831-9993 I- .' --.. . . . . -: ' / - . - - •' .. . I4 .,''. !"- '' ,, - a... ' ' '_ ---: - " - _ --.. ______ q , r-'- f-' 3...- -.; :.. -, --- ,,-. ..b _______ .- V .. . i... ' ' ' - - rpJ .-_-._ i -j. - -- _ - -_ - . ' ' •• .. ii.--. , I ': -.g. u --._.*i*_ - - - Iyrs. esp. Patios, Driveways - -. PresSure Cleaning shady inside knnels, screened outside runs, also aIr COnd. - U, k-'1 434'wissa -, _________________ r055l191aIl Must_sw*k $klg Sawing PaintIngtRelr Quality workmanship. No lob too Small or big. Inlerior or eslerior. Pressure cleaning. 3730011. 'essnklng tasenoy, concrete. All work done. Frs. imates. 35vvn. sap. Call 327. 5)4; 3317119. 1vh11i aing. m. ,,. i PC?. ANV*tBLS IIAUTIPUL OAK ThEIr . ,. ,,, , -____ ____ .-• ' .. . Yard debris, Trash Appliances I Misc. (LOCAL) 3191371 ' -_ - 51$. Lii -__ Ught Houling SC Concrete. Patios, driveways & add ens. Quality work, no lob too small. $994911. ___ S11iN(SHH , ____ Housewives Cleaning Service. Personalized, fast, dependable. Regular or 1 tIme basIs. w. DO wash wlndowsl 677-5891 oom Additions Boser Pup AKC I Weeks, 5)75 373.4345 eves. & weekends -- ______ Personalized housecleaning, rca sonable rates, I time or regular. -l--_-- AKC, spayed, 1 yr., Free to good ' - 311 E. 1st St.p332-5747 home. 373 UI? aft S30. - NousiCisanlng )rmerly Harriett's Beauty Nook. _____________________________ 3330116 - . appliances to tile. Over 10 yrs. exp. Reasonable rates. $691167. ' ______________________________ ______ ______________ Irish Setter, Female, pairs I-tome repairs Besuty cages. 322-US?. 114 Pliems THE Handy Paul, has truck will travel. Wants to make small household repairs, carpentry, painting & misc. Call Paul Hunter. 339 833). Air Conditioning, Heating, E(ectnI' cab, Plumbing Service & Repair. Call Larry for Free Est. 471-6294. I-IC., Borided & Ins.' Togoodhome Rental Pvsperty Owners, Dealers, 104 Genital Public invited. - si. s.mi., - - ... ',A • • LARGE LAKE NEAR OCALA. $1110. $VLL(R WILL TAKE ' Wet modsllng-ca,p,ntry, painting. )., _ii_ rnAP%.*n I *ii1i,' A Ismimfo ICU$T I BEDROOM. EAT. - IN KITCHEN, CENTRAL AIR, ''CARPET, CARPORT, NICE PLYIN't 'LOCATION. sii. •. - $*VIC$. jut . 1_91 rNfo.rgsldues.wah*0c,1R. . • _____ ATtOINSY - - $jf_ f_ITt_t_j_ _ .... . dIbShu,15u(y iii_I.M ____ k - . ' d ____j • iI_ '' . ' ______ ___ FJLIUIUU - • S Th ( - -.•j_ ., . i* - - , ____ _.•.• U Perusal a*ii- Iiis,o C19y. FbeldS. SM00*ItleNbes Of IRs lutal, il' MmeetuQtewlvjstI4ANlNs - • • RESULTF UL END NUMBER IS 322 2611. Air Condifloning FREE PUPPIES ___________ S3-IV.Radio.Slesio - - _____________________ -___________________ Wher rope GE deluxe model, 1742 So. of Sanford. 322-1731. Wa?ohou1.fVIl-Enti,, ORSOORYMOSILINOMIS ,IS11OnlaMsDr. 323.1355 - - - - •. ---. _ .- - ., - '- -,- . ...- , 322•2420 TOTALLY REDECORATED 3 BEDROOMS lATH, EA1'.IN KITCHEN, OANAGI, CENTRAL. Alp, CARPETS, IN WOOOMIii.- 533*. 7½ .. AssUMABLE MOITOABE. UT THE COMPETITION. •., - 0991. ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS '76FordPIcIi.upF.IO0 Goodmileage. Eceilent Condition 13.000. 322-4755 7401 Airport Blvd. Sold onlg. $100.35 used short . - - I . - • .. - , - . metal Office desk, $70. Jenkins Furniture, 2101. 25th 51. 333. $39,910. JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADENI WE LIST 5 SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONEI JOIN THE ONE THATSNO. II 114110. HURRY UPI -- ___ 00IIIIty Of IRS IflMIUI'$ will, gt, ' • , u - f attamsate WITHIN THREE _____ - i u .'.,' ' • . II . ' NWIVW, '- _ - ____ - ___ - -a Iwsavtcas, r.,asiwsimss.. tiN Is 3,255.1.0.5. ___ • - , - - , -- - atr ppli '- N ñIvmn Pveicts, - sa*.d. pi 79-Trucks-Trailers PETUNIAS time. Ill. $119.14 or 119.33 me. . • I IRises Nlmt-te.wlI IAIN-dsJAIOGUTTERING whom a aspV Of info - uasdsr whId I- am orngs le *flNfrsItSN R Sses moitsi , business at 115 0. Lsit$*ud NCR-Personal r*uu1s.SIIv,. ____ --- - --- 377-7991 MICROWAVE published La Caracas that riselvid IsttM!1 (torn lbS p Ij.citi.Ii I ea'l.ls $D$4.arpII Md and opec duid M.$ a flied vIMai of u.N. te on fonli oil MMssin in ml$ug UI ad wile , ' inPuMu11R1 ir fees aiths adarnecs that 'it is ''U U"i inarea i* i. Commerce Di art t 1971 Granada - Air, PS. P11. Very nice condition. Asking $1995 or best oIler. 331 8038. _____________________________ 67 Chev., I owner auto,, 283 engine, new inspection this mo. Clean, 5595. 705 West 1st St. 331 Hodaka 1973 Cony. todirt only! Good cond. 377 6134 372-I4I Cypress rack for nursery plants 1*1', 43 avail. 52-ApplIances e t•ar Senator, $71: new tires. $1800. 862 1753. Evesatteria,weeliends _____________________________ Niceposlhonwon Ig lot. SIR. 2 I, 6Cyl., Auto, $495 Bill. I to9 PM, 323 6500 1973 Pontiac LeMans. Low ml, AFRICAN VIOLETS 1971 SInger Fulura Fully auto, repossessed, used very Short time. OrigInal $53, bel. Sill or 5*1 me. Agent 339.5354. 3971.zRhst. 323 1330, 62-Lau.Garden The Greenhouse 32314,3: 300$. SanfordAve. ditio, good economical trans FILL olhT.Tov SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Cark&Hirt323.7510 - Gce BuyISelI New&Usedpurnitur, or -' Park. 644-5433. ' NICE & NEAT 3 BR 1 bath haVOC ATH, AIR CONDITIONER, - $J31 1977 Vega - low mileage, A 1 con - FURNITURE & THINGS J Osnva lIP, 21 on 1½ acres. - 322-2751. - o,zc natiosu, w win . mist Dec 17 ''"1 ii a, r uuprioss, vinsisiela s oil - aft Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY " °°°' & VEGETABLE PLANTS WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY,SELL,TRADE 311-31SE. First St. 333.3422 - '67 Cougar, needs work, new brakes & front end work. Make offer. 2103 Hartwc'II Ave 6 pm, ___________________________ I ' Levi's, fesnullackets S)-4lgejIso icomovea Pianos & organs as low as $995. Guitars 40 pct off. Amplitier, drums, etc. Bob Balls Discount Music Center, 2202 French Ave. doors. $300. 331-453. w-beauty shop. 444,900. 322-3481 --• ----- --. For Sale: Heavy duty utility trailer, enclosed with back 1 2301 Jun vi. all on P0 - - REALTYInc. MULTIPLELISTINO-NEALTON Twenty West with C-h, w-w . catch vpback p.ym.nts& buy -- 59-,sicaI - Merchandise - La.n tvriisme 5 credit? I will -- - 1966 Rambler ______- ----- Firewoodforsale- ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave 322-3791 • __ .. 3277991 . - We Buy Wrecked Cars 78-torcycles ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 17-92 Sanford, F Ia. 32771 __________________________ Split or round dry wood, delivered Reasonabli. 373.5594 - -- - Cash & Carry. ________________ Broher.OwnenIjiis33. ak.y.wawttordd.l. - sue. - . Pindeutliwocan '0 * * * * * * * &HAVEAPAY CHECKNEXTWEEIC ____ m'° -.- 'u'' ' ha - GOTOWORK TORROW Counlhevsi, Santad, PIUld Unelrspremmfa$Iveolth, - ffiuSyletNo.trvwtolleipert . - __ - BUY JUNK CARS From $10 to 550 Call 377-1624; 322 4160 55-Boats & Accessories 2609 S.Laurel Ave. 323-2911 '" - - ------- -- Beds. Del. motel bos sprIngs I mattresses, $30 set. Sanford Auction, 12155. French, 323 7310. Firewood, pIne, $13, $20, $25 pile your lot m our lot. IIALTV - aveuaMo. __________________ - - Cash for your lotl Will build on •- Sanford- 251$ Mohawk Dr. NewDuplexes, 2 Irdms,, Elec. range, refrig., Heet.AIr, sn. fllflftI IWS.& lICiJfj$y. Tel. 323. 36S-3$Lev.349.51S1 - _________ Price reduced $7,000. 3 SN, 2 ,,.. GENEVA 5.2 acres 330' on paved frontage. $37,000.10 pd. dwn. By owner - 26]J__._...._._ 1978 Chevy Malibu cars, trucks & heavy equipment. 372 5990 Garage Sale: Sat-Sun 106. Bed spreads, clothes, iewelry, household Items, much more. 306 Ridge Rd., Fern Park. $312796. ________________________________ for Sale ., _,_.. tt-JunK tar's 1-4), Saturday, November 3, 1979 9am.to4pm. - -4sl-u .-- VA-F HA-235.Con. Homes Low Down Payment g $19,111. 31A-Daplsxss - - wantad.Call it or531.9993. Coachman- 1976, 31 It. 5th wheel, very clean, fully self contained. Low mileage. DeBary (901) 175 - in Sell 75-Recreational VehIcles Rolling HillS Moravian Church, Highway 131, Longwood (east of "What do you su ggest for the woman who EXPEC rs everything?" GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S WANT *051 - - "WI! ( MUULPLI.LI$TING SERVICE ___ POfl For Estate Commercial & Residential Auctions & Ap. "Early Attic" sale plus audion - .' Buy Sell Consign 2621SanfordAve3331772 lop Dollar Paid for Iunk & used Rummage & Bake Sale. Congregational Church, 2101 Park Ave., Sanford. Saturday, Nov. 6. 9:30 am. to 5 p.m. STEMPER AGENCY REALTOR 322-4991 ..- SIR, Istucco. SpanIsh designed -- fl'" - acre. II%WAp4k IS ..;.'!•fI.vvvJIlJ!asIIy - Danny's Auction 322 70.40 1279. the with a back yard isn't Hwy 92. I mile nest of Speedway, Daytona Beach, Will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday I Saturday at 7:30. It's the only one In Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 904 23' $311 forfurther details. *TashBuyers for a?naII in. vestment. Place a low cost classified ad for results. 322 7611 72-Auction Flea Market Sale, Lutheran Church of the Redeemer, 2525 Oak Ave. Sat., Nov. 3, $ S. * INDUSTRIAL SITE Near II, 6~ acres, $3,500 per --________________ or of every size lad price. * 129,300 Nice starter home 3 BR I'? bath, convenient location. Irober 295N. 17 91. Caswlbeuy, Fl. __________________ BuIld ta Suit -our lot or yours FHA-VA,FHA23S&2IS - - . . " Engine reij. Seminole t, set i. aem Pt Isp •fllt Wales as ensurate , 5A III? IIABIP "' " Apt Complex, FuR sup . More. __________________ - Tsppav,willtrain 2_ hAL 5TATE 531.900. . - *536,900 4 SR 1', ' bath, lust painted inside & out, FR, fenced yard & Much Sr. lnc.REALTOR,ML ' CAIINIT MAKER EXPERIENCED us - •*i'es v- - - LY FURN, COLOR TV, LINeNS;,. $ DISHEs, INC. ALL L: . -....-.--. - • - ____ OpenHoursEip, Rug. AFFORDASLE- Large 3 BR, workshop, screened family aree. Fineschool area. Lowdown to quallf led buyer. Hurry-only Palmetto Ave Wfltidntsr gin, dry TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMAN1 AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHIR PI*ION$ INTERESTED - - ExperIenced,owntoe, ht0TlCR OP ADMINfITIATION ( -. __________________.•. 1S*Mn.,w.tarpatdair,Adusfs,' twom, insurance, tcottage & -I'M5 Looking For a New Home? Check the Want Ads for houses N I tc)iools & recreation. $u,5Ø. .. promsharing,efc.Calialt-1313 for Interv . MUFFLERMAN ciacuiv COURT p Education atSCC. Wilimore Istouringthe U.S. andl.oklagat vocational training SANDRA CECIL programs and programs that train vocational teachers In order to better idvise , .:. '. u.... _ Experlenced, Top pay DEO-133 - ' ____________________. 31-ApartmsiWs Furnished;..,. custeawrs.Wetrain.WrNeK.H. DIck, Pm., Southwestern WE HAVE FOR YOU PublIsh Oct. 31 5 Nov. 7, 14, 1919 '' adults Avail once $llOj suotepiii.su TEXAS OIL COMPANY needs mature parson for short trips airreundlng $anfort Contact , l,M uriw 'WI'," s. Mr. Wllliom P. Layer, Superintendent - ______ EAT ASSUMPTION :refinance, choice 4 SR In .f beautiful Mayfair siction. Extra age paneled Pam. Nm,, I generous sized SR's. Gorgeous landscaping on corner lot. Owner anxious-pric, reduced tO $59,900. bee hives, '67 Buick Sport Wagon 2103 DeCottes Ave. - - - - - - -- DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION - comm CUSTOM BUILT 3 BRt 2B, Deltona home, C.HLA, ww carpet, formal dining, kit. Inc. built in Microwave. Near 'T JOHNS Furn.weekend cottage near river. loaf slip. $32,300. ' ATTENTION MENI gable '°°. . Snford-iovely'i SR + den, air •. formica kitchen, new shag. $192. $233 Adults. Furn. avaIl. 141., 7$. . . -- SR-Sips up. Pool. Adults only,.. otco Feeds sirelco ci 5CC cafeteria.. Apply to Mn. Wbittlnon, 3214009. 4 4 4 4 4 4' Markham Woods. Longwood Rd.? BR,? B, brick home on 4 acres, -. .. Excellent benefits. Apply Worn- 1S-tSPflN4. - on Lek. Ada. Just So. of AirPort Blvd. on 17.92 In Sanford. CaN 323-WI Marinas VIllage. . 5 fast. Various am. toC p.m. Mon. _____________ IDYLLWILDE-JUSTLISTED uom 3 SRI Decorator touchesl T quality throughouti - Kids gone, but the swing set praisals. Call Dell's Auction, 333 McvinqSale--Furn.,tools,misc.,? models Call 3399100 or 834 --_________ 3620 Ii $17,000 HANDYMAN'S SPECIAL 2 BR 1 bath on 2 corner lots, zoned SPACIOUS - __________ 2611. w carpet. $45000. ' ____ Restaurant worker experIenced, .. ' 862 5391 day or night. Agent. if you aren't usiOg ysur pool table, take a cue, and sell it with a Herald classified ad. Ciii 322- ' 4603 (Dealerl Larry's Mart, 715 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture, Refrig., stoves. tcnls. over 322-0231.322-3772,323-7173 NEAR IDYLL WILDE LEMENTARY BR•2 Big. fenced bk. C-H&A, w- ,,, ,,, tia track. Sold new 1430, balance due $125 or lake my payments of $16 per month Call JUST MAKE PAYMENTS '69 to - Cash 3224132 ,turntable, diamond needle. I 25445. French Ave. _________________ Wanted used tile bowl. 1306W. 3rd St., 322_1153. STEREO Must sell Zenith walnut stereo, AM FM stereo radio, 4 speed ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR $35 000 - MILLERS 2619 Orlando Dr. Ph. 322 035? 111.500. ASSOCIATES NEEDED OPEN 7DAYSAWEEK LUCILLE E. DILLON. REALTOR See then Call (305) $309023 PC?. interest to qualified buyers. New homes with low monthly osvments& lowdown nayments. . 3A$1ffl31*$ UnfUInishud, P4 ______________________ ____________________ ' i i4$lFalmoP-Apprai 107W.Cornmerclal -' A a 8e Mgency 80--Autos for Sale 68-Wanted to Buy V-Radio-Stereo S ii U --'IIUUUUUUUUUUI GoodusedTV's.$25&up business Is this garage apt w.2 lots. Plenty of parking spice. S. Frehl; 921 Sanford 2435 Phone 3fl.7U1 Sanford - ' nuarnnes starting person need apply. Apply in person to Sill laker, Slit laker l;, 1747. _. -- Sanford Gracious living. Reas. Weekl & monthl tie 4i"l . HO mo. . . - Automobile sales. lo WI new PRIVATE VOICILIISAI APPLICATIONs - VW5 5 used can, draw against essions xr__• Zoned commercIal 1. ideal for sm The ReaI 's I rsuIts BARGAIN TV'S Why pay more? HERB'S TV 2597$, Sanford Ave. 323 1731 carpet, new roof, utility rm., fenced rear yd w-trees. Will sell FHA or VA. $32,900. 41-Houses ______-_________ _________ ____________ _________':. - Soles person, SIll laker VW 111t*t?vd1oni -_ Sipera . - Immaculate 3 BR. w-C H&A. w w - 3270334. comm., paid vacatiOns 5 in. Creat - REALTY WORLD. Large ilL W.D, Dishwasher, - White female to share expenses in nice home, references. Avail. witha wantad. r IS I AA4 êI A I ifi son SanfOrd NursiflS & CofWalncent CIntir 910 any I 41-Hojses 4OCCfldOnhlflIUrflI - &•-,w. 4aiiss To ar. *& ENJOY P.M., Monday $hrcugt,Fnlday until November 3, - - we.k.AnersonRkhlvs,1 mont? Sell "don't needs" fast - to$wien*ihoursofSA.M.and4:30 - You ____ -- ___ 3221455 after 6PM Working female will .-.;. ,,, .y ,, n my i.me, very Fiorlda.Applic.tionwlllberecelved - / * Loclpe$ltion, MA Emoymint __ - ' WITHOUT THE DATA DES. CRIIED WILL BE CN$IDERED IMPROPER. Finns Interested in 'providing services may apply directly to the SuperintenØent's office at 1211 Milionville Av•nui, Sanford, - * bG _____ Unfurn. to Rent Meca'dc. must hIve expifienct 323.1176 Ext. 353 or 41.Ø6O. r . on file, stats the date ci submittal In utter it interest. AU. APPLICANTS MUST RE NE. GISTINED IN THE STATE FLORIDA TO PRACTICE THEIR PROFESSION AT THE TIME OF ., * _____________________ HOUSEKEEPEi b eflglblefo consideration. lithisform is already -. i ,. * - Need3 SR mi_N. ci 454 on Hwy 17.92. heed, missing toe. Call 333.1430. mcfo ____ - * mle1 P.ek..Po - ________________ - L00t6 yr. male $P4.5gfo .n,wmuur,q,lmalntalnOene,al Service Application Form 211 or 731 onfllewlffitheDfr,ctorofAu,illlery _____ ., L Found consultants proposedforu.eonfh,prplec,. , I-' * s-u.t & Found _________________ use on the proud. S. • name of au -- * 07i, Ciearweter,pi, date. location, _______ _______ Lonely? W,it. "Gil A v Dtins Service. AU sue ___ '• 444444 - 1 FIED ____ __________________________________________ . nd sure to get _ - - A- r i.-4 Why 1 Maf I Es ,cid, Mature AAA EMPLOYMENT Your PutureOurConcern -_ requirements. __. 1% , a * .-. 4-Personab with a letter of interest. Each letter ci Interest shall describe the firm's: ____ ____ - I'WeO -______________ My firm or individual desiring to L* .riii . - ______________ ______________ Current work load and ability to I. st a Prd1 equr pment PrOposed _______________________ . . . I U U I excellent pay.. RESTAURANT MGRJ _ Noon Friday Sundo o Coisuttants M.antIaI evidence." Cu - flg flhUW •Yl Noon The Da Before Publication 251 or 254) prosecution witness. But the court ruled in August that Do!vin's necessary DEADLINES to°t -g'- . U U : * ri Cfl In Florida two days after Lovett dIsappeared. Heuld she was cover ItJ when she filed for a lost license plate receipt. Dolvin and his wife were convicted In Morgan Coimty in 1V71 for Lovelt's kidnapping and were sentenced to 10 years in prison. lost her car license plate The motIve for PU1Uafl U U ItIrUFEIDAY ______ SA1UDAY C.Noon 3 Iines MinImum der b, at . r 7tu$lVfiMIS. I a - :' Wortathom.-nOeXpIr 4k a vs...... cawss :3k a Ha. PM - - -_ - MONDAY Maryar.'onLonvwood,Lak.Mary Roed. that ______ ,.- . - ftsaida HOURS 1. Engbnoering and Testing H19h School "III" es required in plans and spKifications. 2. Desien. Provide pIanL bid and supervise construction of a water an s i'e aPPIfld!9e$ ficflhiry to ConfliCt from existing private utilities p.nvt! !°!!) ofn!w mgn iaoi 10 The L.U• the was not near the scene of the crime when she was unable to *oduce as an alihi witness a Miami police officer she said had the conviction. sufficient evidence from which the -. ivwruur RATES _______ I'M A U 4 OJE in Love ' E)olghbOfhO0d u p, d ippesr.d tins wese eitrnelv--r--_. ii4nu." Judge William Bowen wrote thai after reviewing Mrs. Dolvin's a j - every reasonable hypothesis except that of guilty beyond a reasonable doul*," Bowen said. The court said Mrs. Delvth was Ideatifled as a woman who was The same cowi unanimously reversed In August the murder conviction and life sentence of her husband, Glenn DolvIn, 52, of Key West, Fla., because he was found guilty on circumstantial evidence that did not adequately link him to the Lovett killing. v EngInss, for I?,. following con. struction prolects for Im. excluded - shooting death of (arles Ray Loyal. Loyal, a linotype operator at the Decatur Daily, disappeared from his home In Decatur on the night of Aug. 11,1970. Ills skeletal remains were found at a construction site at Sanford, Fla., seven years later, rec II- 4 lI Orlondo - Winter Pork CLASSIFIED DEPT. ssddar.theintentiontocernfy - fl2øI. '., ,, iigP as an .i.pla a classified ad, and pile t y in your we ddreisirs Wanted lmmidIatefV 831-9993 I 322- 26ff ______________________________ Negotiation - Wm.St.MV CLASSIFIED ADS The School Board ol Seminole County, In coptienc, wIth the Life W.dnesday, Oct. 31, 1979-78 Evening HorId, Sanford, Fl. ___________________________________ Dolvin - S ____________________________________________ Found In Sanford Remains - 'I , k _ -_-- - _ - - - - - (I ':-r-i. • �, I' $$—tve&ng Nsva. Sanford, Pa - - __ -. -- • - i':i1 , ' ,. - Wsluufty, Oct. 31. iSfl IOWAMEATS __ 41 V - N. Ken Stratford, 1979-11011 o($n ?Muth:c... ert Association (SM. CA) and Gwean.Butler, ecreIary, seem pleased membership =' cert of the season, the Florida Symphony Oreb. estra, is set for Nov. 13, at 9 p. m., at the Sanford Civic Center. Other scheduled conlerts are the Kingston Trio, 'say It With Music: An Irving Berlin Celebration," and Jams Dutton and Orcbes- k; NATURALLY AGED CHOICE BONELESS OLLID$rnLOIN F $i)29 '& w ROASTS -- 49 2 EWROU' ND ROARS TRIMMED WESTERN BOSTON BUTT UL BEEF "vs "mi- iN's GROUND CHUCK (3Lbs.OrMorel I Woprim as s.,. $ "lb anjqpan •1O oz. ecbm ______ _ IS MONEY BACK GUARANTEED1 L_. \ ul a i DEODORANT sOAP .1 • _ -.I—_, sIhi MRS ______ ___ md :t' .awrft ___ Bags "hh' :) S KNIT TOPS -MAW $ 13" C 11" onww ho dW Mvsdm IINY$ORDMWl$ own $ . OLD SMITHFIELD . —. . . . ' . fl . *Mad" in •A-jNJ Ni : . Peanuts 1 CHOCOLATE, CHOCOLATE FUDGE, (U 'J'T 7 - a r ON BANANA IIC PURE LIQUID VEGETABLE DISH DETERGENT REGULAR FRANKS 48oz BOTTLE OZ BOTTLE $ ONE POUND PACKAGE . DENIM. JEAN ~91 DelMonte TOMATO CATSUP CHUCKEN FRANKS MOTTIS APPLE 120z PACKAGE JUICE WILLIAMSBURG 400z SAUSAGE NT . r - a-"— . - 5 Sim he" a ii v SWMLLlATNSN*S:. M&&iS . - .AIIeIII. rniowuo *iousiiou LuuauERBOOT OME efto __ _ . lamb ' IIt 12oz PACKAGE 1 • 28 _______________ . ISUNCHION MIAT, 84k"NA Sr $AIAMI . PIT COFFI CREAMER •1W11 LOW SUGAR SUISTITUTE 22ox Nva I ! . - . ,S. - w E a' %Pj .S& I PS ?a .. • ç4JS• ,\ . . - a - - - $1 A 3208. 32oz JAR 79 It iv discoontiesewOr..'i.uuaSflS ___ -.-.. 1 5oz CAN AJAX BIG $ $ WAn SAUSAGE ONE POUND. $ PACKAGE 010% seen .flJkiniisJaIsn LADW SHIRTS •' •A.L.JSJ I VUU I Iemon1 " luice I EA • 00 . . . ONE POUND PACKAGES . NEL SHIRTS so • I _ 22" — !'9IEEF FRANKS 8 THERMALS JEANS — -. 0 qL low In 1 '• 6" — JUICE BOTTLE DELMONTE 4PLANTERS DRY ROASTED GREAT BOLONY PUDDING PEANUTS °' •• FRUIT CUPS PACKAGES 16oz JAR 1011 $ CHILI WITH 1 1 1 1, 10 50z . . *Sim 7-14 ON SWIFT ONE POUND PACKAGES . S (t ___ -q AL1ILdII U KI 4 • 10"stubw hssd REGULAR OR WITH MARSHMALLOWS 2 PACK 1.99 I -- 33oz • • ard and TraSh DUTCH OVEN. WITHCOVEN 1 LL i . SAUCE PAN HOT COCOA MIX _ ReaLemon EVERYTHING WE SELL IN THE STORE THRUSAT., NOV.3 StI.fra'tInn ' Guaranteed - with this covpoi - 00 NESTLE _ : 010 Mo. an MT. I AA. % 5:30 PAO '0 6" 5" IlimS.ilVs *ML1IV$ - IN A CELLO NAG 69 STARTS TNUIS.NOV I 13" lift BOXES CAKE I SALE I 1979-Our 40th Year 14 HALF OUNCE BETTY CROCKER LI •• On W* - IWS ZyloprIm. - N p $ ll me. iWs Indsrøl Lmix Lonoxin Motrin Pavabld 1 FRESH DAILY LEAN WeklI.sdyU.LD.A Cloke Compar. 8 Savo Dyazid. Hydródluril RAISI N3 ASSORTED FLAVORS 18.5oz BOX CAN YOU, AFFORD TO PAY LESS? DIib.fl.sS SUNMAID 18oz JAR MIXES XI Epsilon Sigma Chapter of home in Sanford. sound effects. John Miller and Beta Sigma PhI(BSP) attended Cup cakes were mad, for the Karen Hillel were chefs for the th.AB.Uter luncheon held patients at Lakeview Nwilng agJettj dinner imbig Miller's in a Winter Pak restaurant. home. nis is done am a specialrocip for eguce. IfthUght ofthe luncheon was n"h by the Chapter. Attending we 'Phyllis; and a Fashion Show with Phyllis mw program for U* meeting john Miner, Befty and Jim Miller selected as the Chapter was a slide presentation aimed McKes, Cheryl and Steven model. and norr" by Maj. (Ratired) Gividen, Betty and Joe BarShe was given a new hair Jesse Mlfl.r on lü trip to cons, Karen and Mark Hltt.Il, style, facial and modeled agrey iiraai.oiiiergueetswereiijs io,ma and nory spur, Jr., suit. The chapters present were Carolyn Gilbert and Bill Eileen and Qark Mack, Ginger shown many ways to combine Gilbert. Brumley, Robert Risner, suits, dresses, pants and ac- The chapter members spent Carolyn Gilbert and Millie cessorles for differ" etyles. Oct. 27 conducting a bake sale Gilbert. The Chapter met Oct. at atFubllxMarke(intheSanford Beet coetuine prizes went to the 1mm. of Millie Gilbert, Plaza. That nIt a Halloween Betty Barcone and JimMcKee. hoetesi for the secosui meetng party ttrn.d Into a surprise Several ,, In October. Vice-price president büthdey party for member ending with a akit presented by Eileen Mack conducted the Phyllis Miller at the hems of GIvtbei,GlI4srBrIio1ey business meeting. There were MillieGilbuit U Mullet Lake. and Betty McKee who per eight members preiset. B.tt7 and Joe Barcome traye Plans were made for a decorated the iicr.1m st- of Thanksgiving Dinner part, with black cats, witches and a ceremonies was Steven Nov. 17 at GbvW BrINDIRY 8 10 also ceskst with b* and Gividkin. CycI.sp.smoI KRAFT BAR=B=Q SAUCE 0 CUT - WRAP LL MINIATURE ASSORTED FLAVORS $145 LB SIDE IOWA MEATS ISANFORD IWA iN's 5mg-iN's NI m..• ills IN mg..iWs £& £&W U,S,OA. CHOICE NATURALLY AGED ford, 831.4347. Aidadazido ATROmId. Coumadin . A. CUT.UP 45' LU.. 09 PORK ROAST ON RESH—NEVER RADE "All WHOLE AA4: FRYERI 97 PHONE AHEAD xi silon'Ushers In Fail At ciaIs Wednesday, Oct. 31, WEEKLY SPECIALSI MEMISERSHM - -- Evening Hera W, Sanford, Fl. 25013 jgg _______ I •7 &JNUIN*OIt1lOB..00T a UVTVS$..NOV L*1SMNYMSII$MEIo. $1 I •17 - �4? .. . '--I 1•- - . t •- 1.JV1tlt*.4 I t, u. Evening HiraM, Sanford, Fl. $asrdjL Wsj$,, Oct. No IM IU00(1 7W the, 1OOO.00 CASH WINNERS, PLAYING MONDAYNISHT I tl~!: Cu TLASS • I. : 4PWA rev 1 190 OLIN NAWINU a I YOU COULD. WIN TH NEXT CAR! 'c'•,, mini's NOW PI 10 IIR aw 1960 AvIlAy - . - • Whether or not you win a gas in ow Monday nI,Ist Pro-F"tb&N your fss4ball ants tickets No Ii t *119%ft for "M Cimass I 91 "S LUC To 1140S. ....j6L-WvffvFWMq. YOU coNoct of Pa ry PrIdo during am* weak, return __ " to Pantry Pride and deposit thorn in the SWIIPITAKIS boa at tI, star. 61AN tkkote dspisltod that week wftlbi eared Isa contral spit and ONE ticket will be on samid on that tlskot drawn wNi win a 1150 Olds Cutlass $upr.mi Coup.. A now drawls, will be hold ovary wank for 17 woiks. it 1979. 1910 OLUMBILE LAKIWOODSAN J051 WINNER 5225 OLD ST. AUGUSTINE ROAD III * Joe WIW P*iSSUIST.Nut S. . -4 - IN s n .hd.MclsusApplos •16.I 2Fm $100 Fresh Florida Avocados SMS*Is*snas Fresh Eating Pears A90 California Celery 2 STuu790 UK WAISMUSAIM Golden rnp. Bananas 1. 234 0 LIS Yellow Onions p124 Fresh Slow or Salad pa-490 U.S. No. 1 Chef Size Potatoes NLK 94 • ,'49* F L LB SAVE 20 OS I Ll SAGS - SAVE 250 SAVE ISd P -IoOttFRESH GREENW. CROP LOIIDA Co mbination Ill iii W FPyi SAVE 300 . wow/ LS $258 t. 084 — — SM DETER ENT SAVE 20 684. SM 3I SM Tests Moat Franks 680 Fyne SM . SM P1111WSM Sliced Imported Hams Uomft"LIMM I 1' $'121 M 880&WWw Sa i Ass't. Chipped Moats *1 *h IR$ tsmz ITh** LInk.Sausags 25' &sakfast SM SM 1' list 080 SM 111-111 NI. P11SMNu1 Irlil Moat Franks SM *Iin ml $1111 1I Nut ispa POLIM 3 CAN 484 984 884 ! 1 48 CENTER CUT A IkilliT GRAND BACON SAVE3O pwio, , $178 2TO3LSPKG. LI SPIRE OS IOSILMI aiti. 98* ' OVEN PORK CHOPS ffl-~` usst . 18 FRESHLY GROUND BEEF SAVE 30ALl 515$ PURE fLORIDA HALF GALLON CANTON UOUND STEAK' ON ROAST L97PS An 49 *4 NOI I.38 LS Lt.- SAVE 20 A LO A LI HOOD'S ORANGE JUICE IN THE DAIRY CASE 984 ~IOIGASIF maw SASSM SO $1000 3T0$ 5LBS LB SAVE 40 A LIP . dI IRV ME A IvilO4 I•sn 3250 I I 063 Im13000 I 4333 1 v216667 Ir,72222 __ 3TOSLI ....... L _____ 1 111 LW In e y er week p 6247 200 0101H 1.184 stahIs Oil .sprsi PON ns.es.re-i eseses ___ II possibilities I - Sss I rmirican SAVE uo bs.*a.d sue 000 Wt. Q I 1100$ VIII? I $1011 VII $15' PutyPrId Sur Cream Pa,f Pride Cream Choose ( ALL PURPOSE NEW CROP Phil U to I 04-tat 000 111* Nuslsss Chock but 1MIII Sbbbcen ,diId Turkey Hams____ CUKU FLORIDA YELLOW PEPPERS TANGERINE ONIONS SAVE IN • GRAPEFRUIT 4. $ 00 2 Winning - 684 984 IaN Park Most Franks .,is Chock host SM SCU$ 917 $291 440 w r IM 11141111 hIM - "Soot . ALL ItIMS AND PRICI 0000 W101,OCt. 31. t$PU 11*1.. NOV. t lila. ouaimiv RIQNTh ua $4U ftdIan Dinner sanss SM Sstsst Cottais Choose "Mm"Nueftsom Eommy Brand Sliced Bacon •• 5 -. ' SETH $CHIlR JOHN SWEENEY SNYAN N. STONISACK DAVID U. ROYALL EMMA MILl. L. I. PURVIE RET? SUCHAN JUANITA SOWEN N.C.JOHNSON NICKETT$ NC REIN ODEDIRON il"11194JAMISNO IRNIE LAURA Q. JONPIsON VALINTINI FREDNICH HARVEY A CONNIE JARRETY *17* MORROW I D. STEWART GARLYNDA AMIRO$E DAIS L. SWINE C. EDWIN NQZIIR GI$ILA K. MAYAN LIPUNVIE MPIITI DITAIIS AT YOUR PANTRY PRIDI AT 10 LU. - I .. -. JAMES C. Mc Eli CA$NOU SARA LITTLE ISIIP 1M*4X*D4PSW S S GEORGE I. TI$ON'DEBORAH H000E PAM RUNNER CHARLOTTE NIICHLINGIR ptil p II IIII all IIIR AT OUR PANTRY PRIDE STORE .1 • • JACKSONVILLE, FLA. JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA NOV. . a $100.00 WINNERS M.HINDINSON WHALEy 'JR MAX NEXT DRAWING WILL SE IN Write yaw ROSERTHI Iwo, . Nei I Wednesday, Oct. 31,1979-3C FRESH FLA. OR 0*. PREMIUM ONADE BONELESS mI RA1T1 ..0 a DINNIR I I I :LIN Is158I: 13' TO S FRYERS WHM PANTRY 2 PER lima PRII~.JDFI TEA G 5. : .; :.•. 2 III 100 -T-TA IRI PI .. TMIS1SII.. . . 4/I gL11 Uhjs •, 7: . mi IWAUK111 lflt'-. 1 . •'- ••: 2/'l S .•• •. . pIc..•. 14 59/ -•. I!;ç .: - ' :-. :.• TIIM.r - II ". - •' . HALF Nd us laii,vw . I -706 - U z:'q 1.3i o 111.il! 1*111 I 1 f11- 6 1 OP'12 . . - . 00 Toppins 490 3/Il AI Tree Basirizors $35' 994 994 20T: : .- 1 - ,•* ,' "- -. '" I - .. . ... - - -' - u - . ........ •), . I I j_• - - .14' 9 g £. aa4k'J i.J i, - - . . 1 - ..•. - -..,-.-- • . s —— -_ — - -.. • .. - -. . S •_ .-_ -'!' - J' •I - - - - .-_ . .1 5-,. • a — ,,_. 1 • -. 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(Halt a papaya has only 7$ seeded Rol to 1I.by.1I4 ruc. • _____ tangle. 1 ITI Papaya is peat for break. ½ cap uñilnsd crahed tablespoons butter, than fT __to with brm 5d lime Juice. And It pos woll gawk % cup plain yow -1116 ___ . with sach foods as yogurt, LW cottage r! ii andke cis - 13 tableRMN fr&s lime Cat dsii in half lingUtIt can be sliced or &M for wina.MscbpiscsjMIy. pies, cakes and fruit maprs, all ingredients In roil fuIuw from potiL Header. PourItoilassas. Pthck SON $O.ISLCISth of SerNUitNakitd _stopig , - 4. 1 — Is FavomjAe rS Of Bud9 et Pasta Is often on the minds of those who enjoy cockIng and eating. It alaolsa favorite ot budget watchers. Besides spaghetti dishes with all their sauce variations, pasta. casserole. mad, with leftovers snb as kurkey or ham will keep most ,luatgry households In a happy Don't forget, though, the specIal treat of a hearty soap rich as vermicelli which Is a variation on mnlnedrons. It Is $ complete meal when served with ½ teaspoon piur 2 caps cubed cocked turkey ½ cap sliced pitted rips CitY.. . )ap grated (bidder CtIeN faver1t. beverage and fr or lcecr.am for domlst Gradually add spaghetti end salt to3 parts rdiy boiling wAw so that water chake of cry 114' your VEIIIUC!W VEGETAIIZ SOUP costlesso to boll. Cook on. l½ quarts bed broth or bouillon 2 cup water 1(16oa .mos)c ' • WNUS Cook ophook In1capmm- , JYOU Ilrkiw*uulid.o.mUk, I teaspoon UK 1. •mww nn&r ' VJWRI J1JUU th ½ tocs basIl leav, II4,pMfla: .-I 4 rncedWlt1v '" .(ewxo1o111)bro in % di..es • ¼ cap oil,. all ¼ cap dppsd pwelsy 1 (*cuboo) ___ a red.. . Nest mud . a" V4 cup milk minutes or until golden l.3rd cup melted bitter brown. Serve warm or cold. 1 wiia.w .fetbrIak ¼ cap packed brown mw This kltch.n.l.ited recipe Hawaiian papaya makes a gCuC. fast treats and a variety of beverages. 2 tableapoom wheat germ 12 biscuits., A Kr&t • p ass Uwe aft -• 6.. . '4 • -. • •, . 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Serves 6. cellent wine cellar and the This is one of 371 recipes invention of Cold Duck. from famous restaurants featured In the new book, CIIAUCRL*ITE (IARNLE Ford Times Favorite Recipes, 6 %.lnch.thlnk pork chops Volume VII, compiled by 10 dIe, bacon Nancy Kennedy, foodeditor of Icups washed sauerkraut Ford Times magazine. A 2 teaspoons pepper travel guide as well as a cook3 tablespoons dill book, It features Information 2 quarts dry white wine and recipes from 237 out6 knackwurst standing North American 6 unpeeled potatoes, boded restaurants and resorts. Each lines big kettle with bacon. establishment Is Illustrated Place washed sauerkraut on with four-color art. The 144top of bacon slices. Add pork page hardcover book Is chops and season with pepper available for W.O5from: Ford Publications, Box 1509-BX, and dill. Add just enough dry white wine to cover the Dearborn, Michigan 48121. ingredients. Put slid on the Make checks payable to Ford kettle and simmer gently for 4 Motor Company. Lg9e . LI I1 SA 35c, 20c on ___ iey ow.ffin $fu Ga rnie Ref lects A Bit Of France L-0881INN'd wadt ........ •.ss _ $srwCMW9 KrsftD61Gi04A W $2" P,Idt $ijsd.................. I I& ia end so I.ae1rm Give . . ONTHI váse H • .' THE CC 'a Ilu of lurtay sail s(uw all" mow ltubt19P11 10 c IL • and weded ½ cup Own yogurt ¼ CUP milk % $HØOOSi - $% 'beSW ad lift I nsre a* dam 10 as" IWAM \ ' CLIP I $I4ec2ecO eai. SAVE 400, 1111110 it a, 51 ...-.,. 4_° 37 Toothpaste ..... ...... •.t,... g WWI dwil. .4•,-• •• 1 •;: I cup uncooked quick oats cup grated carrots cup light brown sugar, firmly packed 1i cup butter or margarine, melted cup sugar i egg 12 teaspoon vanilla Ite teaspoon cinnamon (optional) Sift flour, baking soda, and salt. Combine oats, carrots, brown sugar, butter, sugar, egg, vanilla and cinnamon in a large bowl. Blend in sifted dry Ingredients. Drop by teaspoonfuls 1-inch apart 00 greased baking sheets. BaK In a 375 degree F. oven ii minutes or until light1 browned. Remove from sheet. Cool on wire racks. Yield: 4 dozen. - WHI I . q_WasIdiM r41$1MM .. Tuna Surprise Sand. wiches are eas 4(6A 00"hing fare for school -Inx lunches. Carrot-Oatmeal ODokies in wonderful base for school drained and finely flaked their lunchtime menus. These lunches. After all, kids love one-third cup mayonnaise treats are top-scorers healththe taste of this piquant food . cup darkwdleas raisins wise and taste-wise staple. And moms appreciate 2 tablespoons finely chopped keep them that way by storing the fad that tuna provides 100 celery them in a Tupperware snack percent of the required daily 8 slices cracked wheat bread cup from the kit. allowance for complete 4 pineapple rings, well Crunchy munchies are protein as well as Important something youngsters love to vitamins and minerals. Now In a small bowl, combine sink their teeth into, so tImthat's a valuable lesson In tuna, mayonnaise, raisins and dude cut-Up raw vegetables nutrition! celery. Mix well. Spread tuna in the lunch. They'll stay fresh Tuna Surprise Sandwich is filling on 8 slices of bread. for several hours when Placed Place a pineapple ring over just the kind of nourishing In a Tupperware plastic filling on four bread slices, offering that gets high marks container. For a thirst- Top with remaining four from youngsters. Here are the quenching drink, freeze some slices of bread, so pineapple simple basics- tuna Is apricot nectar in a Plastic slice is sandwiched between blended with raisins, tumbler with a seal. By the the tuna filling. Yield: 4 mayonnaise and celery and time the young folks are sandwiches served on wholesome cracked ready to eat, it will be wheat bread. CARROT-OATMEAL defrosted but still chilled. Pineapple rings make this COOKIES Send this healthful tuna- 14 cups all-purpose flour energy-packed sandwich just themed lunch off to school4 teaspoon soda as eye-catching as It is ap. baking with your children and watch petizing. To make sure it teaspoon salt them go to the head of the arrives at school in A-plus classl condition, pack in a sealed TUNA SURPRISE plastic container. SANDWICH Kids will smile with delight a when you include homeyI can (6 or 7 ounces) &M hot, dirviag occUloully. I ch11644" re parts. 'iT .. . - a. MEZFAlTROUUPS muffin cop, noted edge do*L Drab taps with remaining etc. biscuit mix 21 butler and sprinkto with % cup raisins SAVE2OC,PisaticorSh.sr ra1alag olive, Ii seep mitave. Stir Is c. C'a.d Bandagis ... " 795 resd belt of ~ on bw= of used 134 hd 1a4 (U desired, * ea., Mrwthsbsamof klargs pat er VA • • er-ilpi Wib, viV and diØ easy W now .wilb As 16dA — £ --bw .5 — ------. -v--— . — — .it eats • ____________________ ad .Mj 111011. i a- Let's face it — lunches can be the most Important meal of the day for many school children. Oftentimes, they gulp down breakfast in a hurry and rush from the dinnertable to watch TV. So what's a concerned mother to do? Make sure that school lunches are tasty and nourishing — energy-boosting fare that keeps them going through a day of classes. So good they won't want to swap with friends, A little attention to Packink is Important here, too. Saiulwlches can get squashed in paper bags and that makes them unattractive to kids. Pack lunchtime fixings In. stead In an airtight carryall, that keeps freshness and flavor Intact. The handy lunch box includes convenient containers for sandwihes, Wads, snacks and beverages. 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Bake until knife inserted in center comes out clean, about 45 minutes. Let stand for S Money aside, a well-made, well-seasoned salnion loaf remains an enjoyable dish for family dinners or parties. This recipe also includes a tasty topping of mustardcream sauce. The dish Is good hot or cold. GOOD IN SEMINOLE AND 39 IJffifiIJIffffflJ FfSallMudS (Plain O RHded) bow REF Boor 554 - . Y••••• • As meat and fish prices have risen, many have cut back on their use of canned tuna, shrimp and salmon. That is unwise since those items are still more economical in salads and baked dishes than fresh meat and fish. 29 12 A cans _ 1 6 'I .............. Two Salad 2 / -e ' . + 4 •.... alp Chocolats or White K Pus ,lsl ...... 404 F SAUC __ . W. 97i C II-oz + '0can" 59e BLACK LABEL • _I'L5 R ' EJAII H . tsucl9 Of I Specials... - PLUS TAX AND DEPOSIT .............. * However impressive. a steamed pudding isrelatively 111111111111101about I hears. Mimi .sytomake.bpay turn th. him to keep wiirbelllig pudiki mixture o a mold gently thuugtaut stiam period, adgmeee e'U U**. TIM ON $ rack in a kettle with necessary. Unusold. larva Oystr Stew. Heinz To.ssato ketciHap 0511 PWVV Napkins P ...SaIn'ion Loaf 6FOR $129 log Hilton r' S.*•,. 3 cups hot, seasoned rice Thaw oysters, If frozen; drain. Cook okra and onion in melted margarine or cooking oil for 5 to 8 minutes or until onion is limp and okra partially cooked. Blend in flour and salt. Add tomatoes; cook, stirring constantly, until slightly thickened. Add oysters, pepper sauce, and fines hdtbei; cook 3 minutes or until edges of oysters begin to curl. Serve over hot rice. Makes 6 servings. Pepsi Zesty-Flavored Fried Chick en .-. — mom seut Wheat Nub ................ £1 teaspoon fines herbes * Pork or 0@0 -• — __________ 4.1 FIP I n. . • 49. ....... oils,..... D,tsw IL 'il?l Pr*ilt Cooktal can ' 49. 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Appli Jsilc.......................... Weichads 59. Orapi DvI,,k...... HC4 ved al or Sliced Y.Ilow-CIing 5ls. - S • * " .. . Department of Natural Resources, oysters should be cooked only until heated through and the edges begin to curi. Serve them plump and tender in cocktails, soups, chowders, omelets, souffles, or casserole dishes. Oysters are mlld'flavored, tender nuggets of goodeess Ciresto istered and anthat are a favorite of theticipation for your hungry hoatemaker because of their asters tonight with aflavorful short and easy preparation. Oyster Gumbo On Rice. Old The nutrition conscious are fashioned Creole cookery also fond of oysters do to and the imaginative use of their high protein, mineral, okra, for which the South has and vltinth'i cositait, long been noted, are teamed Acoorlingto the Florida wfththe succulenceo(oyMors ' ••' PubitX Oysters provide a "super" gastronomic treat for the whole family been sought after and enjoyed for centuries. They are plentiful fresh and frozen the year 'round. * •- • Gumbo Gastronomic Treat Two spectacular and . — '- Wednesday,Oct. 31, l,l-4c Oysters Provide A Super Lavish 14oliday Treats Create Evening Ha id, Sanford,Fl. A Dynamic Duo _ . __ ow r '• . b... S - 4.. - . . �-- -- . . ., -,- t.* •r -:::;- - • . -. - - bC—Evening HiraM, Sonlord, Fl. Wednesday, Oct. 31, 17 Soups On I Some Savor Second Day's Fare Some As The First servinp. International is offering a One of the benefits of a guide to everything you need turkey dinner is that you get to know about turkey. It's at least another day's meal called "How To Tackle A from the leftovers - and Turkey" and It's fiee. Just there are some folks who send a stamped, selfsavor the second day's fare as addressed envelope to: much as the first. Ac'cent International, Inc., Few turkey dishes are more Dept. H-T, 131 East Street, delectable than a supper soup Westwood, MA 09O. you make with the meat, vegetables and stock. Good TURKEYCHOWDER cooks often create turkey Turkey CUeS" soup by heart, rather than 2 quarts water recipe. So, to inspire you to 1 teaspoon Ac'cent your own master pieces we're ½ teaspoon salt suggesting you begin with our 3 sprigs parsley variations. The first is an old 2 stalks celery with leaves fashioned turkey soup. the 2 medium onions, sliced kind you might have learned from your grandmother. It's 1 bay leaf Interesting because YOU use 1 bouIllon cube the leftover stuffing to flavor ½ teaspoon dried leaf thyme the broth. The second is a 4 carrots, pared and sliced turkey chowder in a creamy 1.3 cup uncooked rice base with a light sweet touch 1 can (1 pound) cream style added by canned cream style corn corn. Remove inset from car With the proper preparation cus; reserve. Break up turkey soups rise to the carcass and place In a large, heights of tastiness. We've deep kettle. AM water, flavor added Ac'cent to each recipe enhancer, salt, parsley, to insure the melding and celery, onions, bay leaf, freshness of flavors. Flavor bouillon cube and thyme. enhancer has the ability to Bring toa boll. Cover; reduce enliven the natural goodness heat, simmer 1 hour. Strain of reheated foods, and in dock and return to kettle. Add soups, especially those with many ingredients, it "bar- carrots and rice; cover and cook 20 minutes, or until rice monizes" all the good flavors is tender. Add corn and in the dish. reserved turkey; heat to Would you like to know more about turkey? Ac'cent serving temperature. Yield: 6 OW-FASHIONED WRIEYSOUP Bones from road turkey i to 2 cups prepared stuffing 12 cup water 1 large onion, peeled and sliced 2 teaspoons salt 1 teaspoon Ac'cet ½ tpoon pepper 1 tablespoon dried leaf thyme I bay leaf 4 all.purpose potatoes, pared, cut into small cubes 1% cups thinly Sliced carrot i medium turnip, pared and diced 4 stalks celery, diced 2 vegetable bouillon cubes 1 tablespoon chopped parsley Place turkey bones, pieces of turkey ddn,iinall pieces of meat, and stuffing in kettle or large saucepot. Add water, onion, salt, flavor enhancer, pepper, thyme, and bay leaf. Cover. Bring to boiling, simmer 1 hour. Remove bones; scrape off bits of turkey meat with fork; reserve. Discard bones. Strain broth to remove any lumps of stuffing or pieces of skin. Return broth to kettle. Add reserved turkey pieces, potato, carrot, turnip, celery and bouillon cubes. Bring to boiling; simmer 25 minutes, until vegetables are tender. Correct for seasoning; add parsley. 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J 9" ChanuSprand. ua DiwwrRols...... *MSUI jkrL LP.flV — ,,'.'_.' - - --- --s - -- ---v r -• - -- -. . -. - --. - -.--.' - I-a.-. ..--- - .-_ .-...' ._. ___. •, .- - - - - _-_..- — .- •- -' - - r.- ' - - p-.-- --. _• -,--_-. ., - - - ._ - 77"_ty :.T': V 777 ..Tr_: - , - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1979 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 31, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 31, 1979. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 31, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/fc4d938aa4814c848eae99fa653e6f7a.pdf ba93885aad4bbe37649c6442f5025551 PDF Text Text 72nd Year, No. 17—Monday, Sept. 10, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald (USPS 481.280)— Price 15 Cents Ars n Team Probes 3 M 0 0 4unwW%mrie - - by Hal Kaufman OPEN LINESi Mastery of we, may also moan knowing when not tO speak, O, Tupo. p.t 11* "WIl. LTIM LOS ILEN CElIA THMO REEL OQUE lICE TIM NSPE ECH." Rearrange caphffer spadng for sense. 1.4esds W**3USfl JOW 41I EusIi pow,,H'M One's a Cott In each grouping of three, on. Is a cat: 1. DiSc bear lion. 2. Tapir tiger tarpon. 3. Lemur linnit Iyn. Which are the cats? xuA . , Gso*i Oroas.p Two goose in front of a geese, two seese behind a goose, and one goes. In If,. middle. New many geese altogether? 'sun "141 RtddI.M..Thjl Who is the stingiest football player? The tight and. How long have men played practical jokes? Since anticquity. SEE IF YOU CAN F: Add that jour shpdsd numbers above YOü Will flfld they blot 17. Similar LiIa comb atlofis In this diagram total Ill, i, " 2 0 TUUR 1EYES? There are at Ileast st six differ. inces in. drawing details between top and bottom paneis. How quickly can___ you find them? Chick answers with thou b.lo*, P J$1W$ If pj•g;, 1 $j ••,•,l* $f •Jj 5 5 . 19 and 27. Some may be totalled in several ways, while others, such 85 29, 27 and 17, appear but once. coursi, the four•l.t m. L's may bepo,,,,,. with Jong or short aides Ixtefldlnglnanydir,c. tlonuporde . quickly find all the sums? LJs4Nu1.si \ I .25 •... 1 16 • •' 1 j 5. I) A u $ 16 II ')• (ILI' AV1TrcD 1' AT T O DO Wr1t At moaft(s Afl1UcN f14pe --jr -- ---- - .l inAtI TI tLAv LSwvEi A P)NcPL! ftKYACTIC14 c1 • 71p . 44L 9 " - .4 . I I I ___ phied vortoe, to than Pteldiat Gerald Ford an lbs net two ballots ':/ i • . • puu 'u.a 1, be isaiid The i' t by .' . •1 . .: -. , I , • ',. ' ' ,' • . . , - 'I . * No straw ballots of presidential preference • • •,,_ - - . — I - - - asp • ' - I . v '. " . ' •:-: . .9,.., . ' . - • "cram Photo by Tom Vincent on HIghway 17-92 near Longwood after $3 million blaze. Me enda City utflctals appealed to US. Sen. 4awton cbl1. to use his and "have been returned. 'It'shardtouyw turnout Influence with U* Dot toet ecta conM to, the cP.y. 1*. We ory q here h tsw -b.w be 1 the NorñuI1 CETA funding expires after 78 weeks for a project, Miss election," said city Clerk Mary Norton. Donnan said. Mrs. Norton said the city's voters will cast their ballots at three locations. The fling lace for Lake Mary's special election Is the city hall council chamber, said City Clerk Connie Major t Voters in precinct 13 will vote at city FIre Hall I at 102 N. Moss Chairman of the election board Is former-city councilman Road. Election clerk will be Mrs. Ruth Layo with inspectors Virginia Mercer with Lillian Burke, Pat Christie, Millie Murray Norma and Charles Lang and Clara Colce. nose in precinct 24 and Arolyn True as inspectors of the election, will vote at the Seventh Day Adventist Church on South Moss Road. Voting officials there will be Darlene Nordine, Helen Mrs. Major said the absentee ballots will be counted and the election canvassed by the election board and Councilmen Cliff Green, Charlotte Dickson and Kitty Strunk. Voters in precinct 50 Nelson and Pat Southward and the city clerk Immediately after - Tuskawilla area - will cast their ballots at Fire Station 2 on the polls close at 7pm Northern Way. Election officials there will be Patricia LomPredicting a 60 percent turnout at the polls, Mrs. Major said bardy, Carrie Maupin, Marguerite Elliott and Robert Swartz. that 30 absentee ballots were applied for, a record for a city City officIals have said the tax Increase in Winter Springs is election, and all but eight or nine have been returned, necessary to provide a reserve fund to handle emergency exIn Winter Springs seven absentee ballots have been applied for pendlture needs during the year. Beginning this week two department officials said, first time students In grades 10, regarded as the most serious of health teams will visit all Last school year individual 11, 12 had to show proof of common childhood diseases, private and public high schools cases of measles broke out In vaccination against red according to Bernice Duncan, in Seminole County to provide the state of Florida, which measles before they could Seminole County public health measles vaccine to all students caused some concern among attend school. To aid the nurse supervisor. who need It. health Officials. Students in students, free immunization Starting at 7:30 a.m. the two According to Jorge Deju, grades 9 through 12 who were clinics were set up by the county health teams will visit medical director of the thought immune became county health department this the following schools today: Seminole County Health susceptible because the vaccine summer for any of the 30,000 Lake Howell then Altamonte Department, the teams will use administered to them In 1009 Seminole County students. Christian and Seminole High jet-guns to shoot either a did not provide a lasting Im. This third attempt to protect then Crooms High. vaccine for sImple measles or munity, according to Tom all high school students is Tuesday— Lake Brantley (all an Injection to counteract Cook, area immunization crucial since measles is an day) and Oviedo High, then measles, mumps and rubella. coordinator for Health infectious disease and there Lake Howell Academy. These visits will be at least Rehabilitative Services, have been reported cases, Wednesday— Lyman High the third attempt by the health Immunization of Seminole health offices said. and Harbor School. On Thur. department to halt a further County high school students Red measles can cause sday and Friday the teams will outbreak Of red measles, health were conducted in May. For the deafness, retardation, and Is handle any possible overflow. 191 ____ - -. - ..: • • -, •' • ,irjpau.iJiits - d A* wo rgraeow IV __ --. (5) Owp • .:' ''. ' • •. - 11daWiIL*III adI,Ligthat BS hi1L 1$ . . ' •''--.'..- Ma t erial Di$15$; - jra'• DONNA •- .. • • - -• .4'.. . .. - • ' I . SNOW dl, imlg,1$ri ytwopsnonshav,ehàà U 7 p.m. today we, dated to VP at the. prsv*oa public Ars.necliek ........4.A Il.r.scsps ..................1 bold a final pubitc heálng hiertoge on thtwo e budget andju , .,,,,.,,,,,,.,,. Hsstsi ................... beNidea$7ilIm rdeto dth,ordkajjceu. c..i. ....................4R Obllglss .................IA bi*IthatizrdeOfP.19 The Ink rat, of $7.19 ••,.•., iasv ................a , pit $1,115 i:l vol.9,- riprissat on 11 as par Bilniol...................4* SpeW_ . ................... .$ be the 1WI1* al yew .51,110 asisued valsatlon DsarAl . .................1 Televidsu ..................11. bSØIUg IVOPUtlr In McresN. • :..' Dr. Lamb a Wedhit...................IA ' 1 ' • 1S •. --: - ____ TwinTiwiruOrmondo. . Bov, Final Budget Hearing Set Todcly .6012VOWN at61 M*r" U . • . '" _•:''• ' _____ •'' ,r -- " : __ - , Is Wo sad Building The ether peruse viii a. 1'stoitdW*1th5II! W hiSS 1I I & o Irithe • 7ho form California • •• MeCaIIa aid . _____ K ill A l2'year.old Altamonte County medical examiner who from Inhaling fumes of a died from heart failure due to Springs boy died Saturday after performed an autopsy Sunday solvent he was using In the asphyxiation. The Seminole being found Friday nIght sm- the boy died u a result of cleaning. The boy's father, County medical examiner, Dr. consciots with a plulle bag bd'allng noxious fwnes, The William, a former firefighter, G.V. Garay said "there Is no over his face Altamonte accldentoccurred while the boy Performed mouth4o.mouth doubt" Jlmjny "died ua malt Svrinis pobics said. was cisoning his skateboard In resuscitation on his son until of ithallng noxious I Jimmy Whelan, 731 UtIle the faInily garage, pollce'sald. rescue personnel arrived. Funeral services for Whalen Wekiwafi, died M2:$Ip. lbs police said that the llbeheldWeduesdayat the The boy's physician, Dr. At F10r* H0010L mother recalled Whalen was According to a SondMIS WeNrinil the pWic beg to keep Dennis R. Grm, said Whalen Harmon Funeral Home in Staten Island, New YodL delegates reception at 7:30 p.m., SS*. 11 at U. Cowl of Flags Hotel on Major Bosyarj, Orlando and a genirsi reception it 1:30 ____ Seedy Log.,, Direthy ikDiIi, • ___- • . oxious umes JOIINCONNOUy •..Pleks Up Delegates • ' -w 'I t. 1 Medical Teams Hit County ' . • -' Pi1. labor, Bills Ike's to the 1 . iogpssW tou 'iii CSWI'I 015 kThRrs - . With Measles Vaccinations , . 4 — ' ,... - Investigators wade through wreckage at Factory Liquidation Store '' , ', •, -.'.'.. ', ____ •,' ) . . ... • • . ____ _? . , . ' ".,. ... _-_ . • . ,'.,. • , wits: EeOfye HduIi, IbMey Riblassu, Carol three were 1at r— 1 . . . ,•.• -4 • 'V ' Wits ; alt$isuai The , • '• .I . - '' . __ . '- 9 tot An no ... . ' I . .. w fir GI9 Mi. Morse, . S $ . ' . . •., • for the cescue Saturday Including Dorothy Mss4s,'t $miaarsr;. • Lauren Jc½iaon, Audrey Holloway and Frances Morons who ere elided 4i'it atee. Mdi. Holq Is an ackuwledged Reagan supporter and leader In the Reagan '"VII1P. Mire tbei 173 ines _ Among thee. - . \. ; U.N. trip- - IT11 • .1 '•I' ;•, if ____ G.v. Jibe ('ur • Iso hL adw ad M 4 \ •, • ' on*" 81110wed gig r I . .% - .iuuen 0 ce 1*1 iI$sswemses May Morse, to b. usy wis is the by , is diobcis, saying Wield lbs ceavistlos rnon ' Aplakiuialesadalor __• 1 . 9 14 •• The votei In Winter Sprinp and Iako Mary will so to the polls Tuesday to consider whstlsr to or not to aprow property 1 berldlet for the IMIM fiscal year beginning. Oct. 1. is But, Miss Donnan said, the county's prime sponsor advisQry In Winter Springs the city council asking approval flolD Its %W qualifled *Wors to rolaa pro" ty tan from $L14 per committee last week approved submission ' $1,000 astewed valuation to $3.80. The lake Mary City Council is - the the US. newDepartment fiscal year. of IAbdr (DOL) to extend the funding into adft its 11,12111 quallW dectom to appro" an Increase from $3 Under the Plan submitted, Miss Donnan said, federal money for to the officers would be phased out over each quarter of the new Lab city OfflJ am aft boure by the Voters to IsC,J year. approve the tax Increase will requlz,ea cut ln the police force from nine full4ime XWO1 PWOON1011 to ft" &W ft"1011 Of the The funding would stop during On transition period for one 4' emergency dispatching service. ' officer at the end of each quarter of the year so that by end of the 1% ' tow pgIcs iincsrs and tourperscn dispatching service fiscal year on Sept. 30, 1990 the city would pay the salaries for a,e been paid for by the 1e4sr111y funded Comprehensive each officer, or would fit, them. ties in Orlando in November ISIS k:ig a of aibece" tadaj who their priioriacs Is. . . . Employment lalnIng Act (CETA). ____ . FØIISIuI f.Sogfr4be.L. y to Brenda Donnkn, senin' $*fliier at the Seminole 'County Manpower Division, is ad to expire under federal regulations on 3° • • Fifteen of Seeainil,. County's U'member delegation to the GOP • " SP 9 , ,..' Fire - Lake Mary, Wl* nter rings 1. 1$ Ir - n On Proposed Tax Hike • 10 WHAT'S DOT? What can .drew to complete tub curious scene? Simply add missing lines, dot to dot, to find out. ., illi $ By GEOFFREY POUNDS in the rear of the building," tinguish the blaze. Firemen AND JANE CASSELBEPJIY said Seminole County in. said the fire was reported at Herald 81*11 Writers.vedigator Raymond Pippin. shortly after 2 a.m. The heat from the blaze was The firefighters' efforts were Arson Investigators from the so Intense that it melted the slowed for about 20 minutes state fire marshal 'a Office and steel Ibeams and a nearby when a Sanford woman, Cynthe Seminole County Depart. cyclone fence out of shape, this Irene Serraea, 21, drove med of Public Safety today Pippin said. He said there will her car over a fire hose, cutting began ewnlnlng the charred probably be at lead two days off the main water supply. debris of three Rutted buildings before a preliminary indication Sheriff's deputies said Ms. at Highway 1712 and Si1no1a as to the cause of the fire could Serraes had pulled away from a BOUleVard. be established, nearby restaurant when she The buildings, destroyed by With Pippin at the scene this drove the hose. She was an early Sunday morning fire, morning were Deputy State Issued a over traffic citatton. include the Miowrooni and the Fire Marñl Ernie Wright, building housing Factory factory outlet Of the Factory Bob O'Connor of the Seminole Uquldatlon previously had Uquldatlon Store and the County Sheriff's Department been leased by Nature World, a Tompkins land and Housing beauty and cosmetics business office, a real estate firm; Car driving over that listed well-known enFactory Uquldatkn sold trepreneur Glen Turner, and womins' clothing. creator of the "Dare-To-BecOil CU.i water Investigators said the Great" financial pyramid prellmlflv7 damage edimnato . scheme. vu $3 million. Howev5r, beth supply,SlOWS However, Savarese today the building's toad and the said there are no lingering ties bUilding owner today .ICIIOd efforts with either Nature World or flr.fIgh firs to confirm that estimate. Raymond Tompkins, whose41 71Mwere just tenants," county address Is listed as 2349 and Don Fritz of the Altamonte Savarese d of Nature World Tamerine Road, leased the Springs Pollceptment. Pippin said the arson task three buildings from Raymond Investigators were Unable to force called Into the inS*vareae, 1111 Howell Creek eiinlne the probable starting vestigatlon Is a new concept in Drive, Winter Springs. point oftheflrewdllacollapsed Seminole County. He said the Tompkins was In Tampa roof Of the building could team goes Into operation today and said he would return removed. A crane was being automatically when there is a Tuesday to assess the damage brought in by Insurance aiaig loss. to the contents of the building. representatives this morning to said activation of Savarese said he has not yet pull away the roof. team does not necessarily mean surveyed the entire scene. Firemen from l4ngwoOd and there Is arson involved. He said "SO far all we have been able Altamonte Springs joined there Is no immediate reason to to determine Is that the fire Seminole County firefighters In suspect that the fire was started In the warehouse area working three hours to ex- deliberately set. ' • ,. ............,.,',, • $_. -• .• • 4. .1_ • lE •• bI 9,. �-•- - • -. ,--. .- - IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . * Mindsy, Sept.10, 101, Boat Burns; 2 DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. Diggers Seek Indian Site (UPI) — Four fishermen edged dangerous ciuc to a burrw% boat Sunday morning so they could rescue its two owners 4,000 Years Old Near Tampa from the waters of Pence Inlet. : "We headed In the direction of Inc ourrung 0051 Ummediately, and by the time we NOTICE Carter Denies Ted Asked got there, flames were shoc4lng from the engine com- birth of Christ, a tribe of Indians had a thriving quarry near where Interstate 75 runs today archaeologists believe. Two teams begin digging there this week. The Indians mined stone and produced arrowheads and other artifacts. Some of those found In preliminary examinations date back 9,000 years. Several ancient cultures are believed tohave lived and worked in the area located near Temple Terrace, a mile east of Tampa. "This Is a fairly rare find In that there are not many such lithic quarry sites that have been documented in the date," said Secretary of State George Firestone, whose department is in charge of the excavations, Cud Guard officials said the partment," Dresser said. engine compartment of a 19. "What made things difficult for foot sport fishing boat, "Teni, us was that winds from a Fathoms," burst Into flames. ralndorm coming from the east Frank Ecker, 67, and his son, were blowing us right at the Hal,3 ' quell the burning boat as we were trying flames with a fire extlnguisher. to help the two men." "ft just waan'tenough so we Dresser and the others wore went OVT the side and into the able to poll the two men from water," said the elder Ecker. the water safely. The Coast A quarter-mile away, four Guard was unable to put oatthe relatives were fishing from fire aboard the "Ten David Dresser's boat, "Nauti- Fathoms," but Mood by and cal Wheeler," when they followed the burning boat iadll spotted black snake pouring it ran aground en a sandbar. 75 Picket Anita Bryant CHARLOTTE, N.C. (UP!) - Approximately 75 people Man TAMPA, Fla.(UPI) — More than 2,000 years before the IN BRIEF 1 from the .burnlng vessel. WASHINGTON (UP!)— President Carter sharply denies Sen. Edward M. Kennedy asked him to pull out of the 1960 race - and Carter's wife and aides leave little doubt the president will seek reelection. "No, that's silly," Carter replied Sunday when asked If the Atlanta Journal and Constitution report was tr ue. "I'm not a candidate—yet," Carter added, over his shoulder, a3he walked away reporters ata gospel music sing-In on the White House South lawn. The Atlanta Journal and Constitution carried a pageone story Sunday with the banner, "Kennedy suggests Carter withdraw from 10 race." The request supposedly was made at a private White House lunch of the two men Friday. proposes to maintain property tax at the present 3.43 Mills. 'I ( supporting homosexual rights picketed outside Northslde Ba ptist Church Sunday where Anita Bryant spoke during the evening service. The protestors, chanting human rights for all, marched outside the church for about two hours before leaving when the service began. Miss Bryant, who visited the church to help It celebrate Its 25th anniversary, gained national attention two years ago when she led a successful fight against a proposed Dade County, Fla., gay rights ordinance. ( Rape a' Dynamite Found At Church HIALEAB, (UP!) - A dick of dynamite was found 4A ,km .f a 41. 4111MVIN "tunmy. Hlleah Police were alerted by United Press International, which had received the bomb tip by telephone from a man with a Latin accent., The church's pastor Is the Rev, Manuel Espinosa, an advocate of peaceful relations between the United States and Cuba. Espinosa's car was shot at In May, but no one was injured. Elections Director Resigns Mrs. Castor withheld a public announcement so a replacement could be found. The Tampa Thbwie con. fronted her with the rumors Saturday. "I will be leaving here In the next couple of weeks, whenever it appears everything is In ordar," Mrs. Castor said. The former state senator gave no reason for departure. -, , Runn.r Miüd.r.dln MiamI MIAMI (UP!) - A youthfuil runner has become the latest victim of Mi ami'smillion Bicentennial Park that has turned into a haven for murderers and muggers. The body of Robert Boidln, 20 of Vero Beach, was discovered Saturday. His expensive running shoes were found In a trash can nearby. There have been two murders and several muggings In the park. NOTES 54PT.to IM ADMISSIONS Sanford: I== in the mIMI, of July. Vans Baker, 25, of Geneva Yerksi who riposted the Inddsi* Thursday. Entrywn*d.bycetthiga __ ___ P. JoIn lisleni _ Vk cow J"111,111111111fil Naomi Jew mm" Nammy Luis Williams 1 11 &MMA Qv* " M001 MW bsreestd pessaure, cost In _aciea of WOO: VkgliaCoskieadng*Me soft ft d :' IM adeisery in sliest, free. k AREA - wvosacAn • 0*4* . 59 —i-- of $1 ofa, iNS ad .:: _ hu1.1a.,.s4),,* pssts 4tIIa,*,,I lawoin Nit* ' L*, 0*25 N-"u1.i . . -....... W.I II ad - ' proposes to increase your. property taxes D 2.7 percent. . i . . . . will. bo on Septe' ber We"by. allowing oz• truiysip,' •• 7:00 - 225 ely . 18, 1'979 - P.m ..at the City Hail, . - .'.- .. . - Altamonte Sp-d ngs, Florida, .' 32701 --- :.1'-4 (11 1 Ph yllis jordahl, CM~C City Clerk -. ad City - .- . of Altamonte SprIngs _ ______ ,- Ida [nm - • - ---• . . I . • . . -- - . - •, -- - . . . - ., baa • luinuir-" ua: - - .. - - - ad at it A ur *6M p - Fully Carpeted SOME OF THE UNIQUE FEATURES THAT THIS SHOPPING CENTER OFFERS ARE: Non-competing Businesses e Cooperative - Fully Air Conditioned CALL' SU$INU$ LOANS w e -- -- __ — Advertising • Telephone Display Ad Show Room And Shop Area - , sis,u OFFICES Off Street Parking. 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Lawrence said his best guess wed.northwed," said National Hurricane Center Forecaster is that Frederic's direction will shift toward the northwest Miles Lawrence. "That's the case anymore. That doesn't "whefl and if it darts moving man It's lncreaaing—we'reIn again. Mat would put ltln the aholdingpatt.rn. We just don't Gulf a little farther east than wed to let the Keys off the we've been saying." ,. ---- ass" IIIII_iII JJJJJ1JI' Frederic Is 'Stalled' Not From Outer Space Newbur ..' yport Avmve — * WIWliJLJfl 000000000 won three awards and one syndicated show was honored Incredible Hulk," Ruth Gordon with a statue. was best actress In a comedy Special presentations went to series for "Taxi" and Bette Milton Berle for his contribuDavis for best actress In a lion to television and to Walter WASHINGTON (UP!)— The governor of Ubeiuippi sasakebol and drift demla—andmsyprovetobea way out of U. B. dependence an foreign OIL Go,. 010 FIach drove 1,160 mUss from Jackson , to WssIth4ten isa aloobol.powsrsd ear He 'laid the trip was designed to show t Americana need not be dspusde'4cnoUhopoets. "Unfos'twiatsly, 1681 bee aiyons on an na"enal level today affft '14's tssn the faucet off, Ida ta'n back thselps,' "said Visch,vho:1todelIverthd message this week to Pi lidded CwW and oongr#d . ... __01 TONY RUSSI0o g 0 2417 FR NCH ThI g ____ Winning actress In drama was Marlette Hartley of "The When Akohol, Driving Mix... hear ng . inclads -two , o 00 - MEMPHIS, Tuna. (UP!)— Priscilla Preal.y, who divorced Elvis, because of the ever-present 1ii.l1ght, says abs Mifi values her privacy despite her agreement to appear In a national advertising campaign. "I'm having a big battle 'Wd now with that because I do like a low profile, low-key Me," the soft-spoken, blueeyed native of Counticat said In an interview with UP! Sadsy. "Bud I do like a Priscilla retamed to the town where she and Elvis lived zing theIr aix-year marriage for her imofflelal debut as spokeswoman for Wells Corp., a pesitlon previousely held In the hair we products firm by such peramralitIss as Farrab Fawsd.Majors and Cheryl Ladd. a neoweilitly maintalaw an ad Seb.rg Dead Presley's Ex Signs Pact 14 lurviusta _ A UTO — is t n • The City of Altamonte Springs -- _ - ,; 000000000 0 LOW COST 0 FOR 0 ALL DRIVERS 0 0 0 fatal dose of bsrlMturats, ending a Cinderella career that brought her more fame than happiness. The actress, from Marahailtown; Iowa, shot Into the public eye in 1967 when, as a 17-year-old, she won an intermatIoia] talent hunt among 19,000 contestants for a film Joan ofArc. : go hem. ic Praises 3 Newsmen During Emmy Ceremonies PARIS (UPI)—Jean Seberg, a emall4own Iowa girl, rocketed to film stardom 25 years ago as the teen-age winner ofaworldwld, March for a Joan of Am :' C Ray&ewerlstagl)esp __ 11111:14; Inc. do Nf1Il . • . , •. - Carter ' NOTICE OF TAXIN REASE ft_ _ . msthpei.wse.s MIfil i. iv..i Isip lladmduisp book ____ 1IIL pervl4inIin, Mrs. WINdSerkgS'UVI,TIe$,. of * WIIUl aau1$innriaIy lush IlatIM sad Tuesday. ierurs , - 01110 bell 11* as bw 25 a Seday ,dasssà a.., kiSee.d ./.$ ''• •. DFAHAWAK __ t- huadershovefs .alaly- -. dimm. Iff;8- 1111111110119wo Rl - - items and their valiss wos'. ____ hm an taken a cuckoo dock. 1250; a aeit on Deep •Smü tiffany lamp, $1,*; a eoppei tied W10, 010; and t"W6* IN 1011111111111101114, $In. the property an Fekevery 25, CIVIL WrTs in to deliver liquid rW. Thsfoliowlag Civil aidtshave WEATHER . s..a ALTAM ONTE SPRINGS Actress Jean M-11FI-I ___ $mftf 0ea. W. Sr,. D.. $anN*' iZ6"W Mom our" L011118& Msr*vs HIsel 0. Covrty, Diltona DI$CHAIUS SinNid: CITY OF Ms. Cook charged that the AnOrlandomanwascharged agency has refused to pay what with two counts of grand theft was due her according to her on Wednesday, accordi ng to policy. Altamlonte Springs police. Donald Bolen, 25, was emplayed as a night auditor at the Red Carpet in Altamonte Vickle and Robert Powell and Isg4 with thal fath.rRoa1d Jjmu 11A$fifl ad 04 49a 60 ànj*oy,d there. His bond was set at Farm Insurance Company for ,250. personal Injuries and incurred medical expenses stained In CU(100 BURGLARY an aqtomowe accident. Sonnom broke Into a Geneva ijng t the suit, ML Items hi- McCallum negligently operated duding a cuckoo dock, ac her vehicle on January 14, lfl cording to Semiol ne County at & Elm Avenue on 27th St. deputies. bjth Vickie and Robert Francis Yerkes of p,fl who were within the Jacksonville told deputies pensiwa& several Items at her been, on Ronald James Powell MateRoad 4* near Geneva charges thatasarisu*ol the CRASH ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. (UP!)— Miss America, Cheryl Prewitt, claims she prayed at a falth.heallng Bible meeting then watched her mutilated leg grow back to normal lna few seconds. Miss Prewltt, who as Miss ML•eI.sjpçj was crowne4 Saturday night, made her tearful droll down the runway of Convention Hall as Miss America 1*. It wasafter a car accident when she was 11—which left one leg savagely crushed and two Inches shorter than the Other - that doctors said she would never walk again. shileftth Mhelodtheieevicss, __ UMINOLNMEMORIAL 197$ . - HOSPITAL MAYOR AND COMMISSIONERS -- v Faith-Healing Helped Winner Mbn parking oton Palm GRAND THEFT Notification went to the secretary ofstatea week ago. mill increase appraiser' s certified millage. Seminole County Jail since his SpringsRoadnorth jot no of of arrest In lieu of $10,00 bond, Semoran Boulevard In according to Jailers. Altamonte Springs on May 25, TAMPA, Fla. (UP!) - Division of Elections Director Betty Castor has turned In her resignation. ; has been In .09 above the county property Farm Insurance Company for Seminole County deputies allegedly refusing to pay said Andrews met the young coverage losses for incurred woman In a bar, left the medical expenew eatabiWinent with her, then According to the sit, Ms. allegedly sexually attacked her Cook was Injured In a car acIn an orange grove. dclent In the entrance to the Andrews ' indicating a wroded at his home late Sunday afternoon in connection with the alleged rap of an 18Yuma on in an orange grove. ntsfu • - An Altamonte Springs man was scheduled for a 1:30 p.m. court appearance today on a charge of sexual battery. WrnI*m Luther Ankm, 25, ° " ' was - - - - DOVER. NIL (UPI)— The president's mother, Mrs. lillian Carter, has left partisans In all three Democratic presidential camps in a date of shock with the statement she hopes "nothing happens"toSon. Edward Kennedy, D. Mass. MW tililig, California Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. and key draft-Kennedy leaders, traveling separately, formed a Democratic campaign caravan Sunday as they cut across New Hampshire from one political picnic to another. A hush fell over more than 1,000 Democrats attending a chicken barbecue In Nashua when the $1-year-old "Miss Ullian" spoke of Kennedy's anowballing but u.yet undeclared candidacy. ad below be published- the In - Miss Lillian's 'Shocker' State law mandates that Jailed By W. G. KIROLOS negotiations. "After this stage, they can United Press International President Carter's Middle join the negotiations. So can East envoy Robert Strauss and (Jordan's) King Hussein," Egyptian Prime Minister Mus- Mobarak said. tafa Khalil reported a general Mobarak's departure came accord today to 'step up the after Sadat said his relationship tempo" of the negotiations with with Israeli Prime Minister Palestinian Menachem Begin had been Israel on •. autonomy. "cemented" and predicted Strauss, who returned to the others — possibly the PLO — Middle East Sunday for his may join their peace efforts by Horald pi.t. k Torn Vanf Inc Two second visit In less than a the end of the year. Deltona men were admitted to Seminole Memorial Hospital HEAD-ON Saturday night following a head-on collision on Providence Boulevard In Volusla County. month, met for three hours in Sadat gave Strauss Sunday Cairo with Khalil, who leads the Johnnie Tilghman, 17, and Richard Fllmore, 31, were taken to the hospital In Egyptian side at the autonomy an "In-depth report" about his Sanford at about 10 p.m. According to the Florida Highway Patrol, Tilghman negotiations, summit conference in Haifa Prime was driving southbound when he attempted to pass another vehicle and In so Strauss, who leaves Tuesday last week with Israeli said afterward: "I Minister Menachem Begin. doing collided with Filmore's car. for Israel, Mobarak was expected to think we leave here with a brief Carter more fully on the general accord that will serve Haifa talks. us well. "This is the time for our continuing, stepping up the tempo, if you will, for actions around the (negotiating) table beween now and next May," he said. Negotiations on autonomy for 0 the 1.1 million Palestinians who inhabit the Jordan West Bank PASADENA, Calif. (UP!) - limited series in "Strangers: Cronkite for his coverage of the Straight!" a documentary of and Gaza Strip opened last May The television colony gathered The Story of a Mother and news over the years. priso frightening young- 25 and have a a target duration Awards also were handed to stars ners to honor Its stars, but Sunday's Daughter." about the wages of crime, of one year. It was a disappointing night Kristy McNichol of "Family" won an Emmy for Emmy telecast took a serious 0 As the Strauss-Khalil meeting outstanding turn as President Carter ap- for both "Lou Grant" and and Stuart Margolin of "The informational program of the was under way, Vice President peared In a live hook-Up frcIn "Roots: The Next Genera- Rockford Files" for best sup- year. Hosnl Mobarak departed for the White House to praise three tions," as each won only two porting performer in a drama Washington for summit talks hardware statues. "Lou Grant" series. dead newsmen, "Ballanchine IV, Dance in wth President Carter and his Carter's live tribute to the was nominated for 14 Emmys Sally Struthers won the America" won the Emmy for aides on Middle East peace slain correspondents highlight- and "Roots" for seven. Emmy for best supporting bed classical program in the efforts and American economic The president, who spoke actress in the comedy "AU In performing arts and "Qi. aid to Egypt. ad the 2 hour, 40 minute Academy of Television Arts & from Washington to the acade- the Family," and Robert' mas Eve on Sesame Street" PHONE Indicating the Palestinian Sciences program, which gave my and millions of viewers, Guillaume won bed supporting won the Emmy for outstanding question would figure promino series or special a dramatic asked the country to honor actor in a comedy series for his children's program. nently In the Washington talks, 3212-0285 newsmen Don Harris, Robert role as the butler in "Soap." number of awards. Mobarak said: "We are paving Alan Alda, who has won three The movie colony got Into the the way now for the PalesOnly "Friendly Fire," a Brown and Bill Stewart for Emmys act by capturing an Emmy for tinians" In the autonomy in the past, won the drama of an Iowa family facing pursuing truth. Its rd 9 Oscars show In the for best writi ng April In a the death of their son In Viet"Finding the center of the awa category of outstanding pronam, won more than three news was not only the comedy series, Hot Houses 0 awards. It captured four, In- profession of Don Harris, Esther Rolle of the "Good gram achievement in specIal 0 Are For Flowers cluding bed drama special. Robert Brown and Bill Stewart Times" series won the award events. 0 Not People for best supporting actress in a — it was their passion," Cart "Taxi" and "Lou Grant" won Ballet star Mikhail Barysher limited series for her role datuettes for bed comedy and said. "Their gift to us was nlkov won a coveted Emmy "Summer of My German statuette for General ( dramatic series of the year and knowledge." outstanding i- ___________________ soldier." "Roots: The Next Generations" NBC correspondent Harris Marlon Brando won an dividual achievement in a INSURANCE won an Emmy for best limited and photographer Brown were Emmy for best supporting special event for "MlkhaIL series, nshaikov as: Himself." ________________________ killed outside Jonestown, actor in a limited series for Best actor prizes went to Guyana, and ABC's Stewart performance in "loots: The E AVE. The outstanding comedyYAVfl IJ was executed while covering N Geneon." He failed to vartaty Carloll O'Connor of "AU in show award went to SMIECID WIcArkaush rebeflien. 0 WSW "Steve & Kydte Celebrate TV Peter rauss of 'lCij" md St ".ABC,* whf led the ratin gs Imm controversial "Scared Irving Berlin." jj" "The Jericho Mile" for perfor- through most of the year, won mances In comedy, drama and 13 awards, followed by CBS limited series, with 10 and NBC with five. PBS Him To Pull Out Of Race The City of Altamonte Springs Monday, Sept. 10, 1070—I4 Palestinian Autonomy? NATK)N Rescued IN BRIEF r Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. EDWARD H. SEIBERT ' - Rig. Real Estate Broker - •- 30503219001 -- uI '•, I, . 7 .0 I 'F• �4. Evening lkvWd 41.210) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 306-322-11or831.9993. Monday, Sept. to, 1979-4A Showing a little nervousness, but willing nontheleas, the nice looking young man was talking proudly about his father and his father's accomplialinenta In public We. 11 'mwd was sparse. Most had left with the Mar of th dayJoho Connally, former governor of Tens, who ii seeking the Republican nomination for (USPS Around 9 WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director - Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mail: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.; 6 Months, ' $24.00; Year $47.00. The occasion was the presidential rally and fun day sponsored by the Seminole County Republican party and affiliated organizations. The 26.yearold had taken a leave of absence from his job representing Texas bank. In Caracus, Venezula to campaign for his father, explained that his candidate for president Is in New Hampshire __-2.;___ -I _____ b 10. The Clock Compromising By DONNA ESTES '*P'"In 1W my father was the first Republican congressmen ever elected from Houston. He was chairman of the Republican National Committee, ambassador to the Unit.'i Nations and director of On Central Intelligence Agency," said Jab Bush of his father, George Bush. Unlike Connally who was surrounded by members, Bush had one young friend with him to help, but his enthusiasm was not dampened. Do you really believe your father has a chance of winning? Bush was asked "I know he has a chance," he responded. "He Is nut disliked by anyone. He has the ability to unite both wings of the Party. He has both pro-Reagan and pro-Ford people working for him. He is the best qualified candidate and his organization is good," Bush said. In Iowa, Jab said, his father has grass roots organizations In all 99 counties, and Bush is the only candidate that does. "Coy. Reagan soon will be in that position. Connally's position is different. He Is using a media type approach. "Reagan is the front-runner. There's no doubt about that. It is the job of the others toshow they are staff Forces The Armed Racism has no place in the United States Navy Or, for that matter, in any other branch of this 'ountry's armed forces. Inevitably, however, the from which its Navy reflects the larger Members are drawn. And that society has yet to eliminate racism ns a corrosive influence in 4merican life. In civilian f;ociety, racism represents a cruel Injustice and a denial of the equal opportunity that should be the nation's consensus goal. Racism In the military is abhorrent for those reasons, and for one other - it compromises the armed forces' ,essential mission. Troubled race relations erode The teamwork that is the essence of every military unit's effectiveness. For at least the last decade, the forces have worked hard to minimize racial antagonism and discrimination. Adm. Elmo R. Zumwalt Jr., former chief of naval operations, deserves particular credit for his efforts to increase opportunities for black officers and enlisted men during the early 1970's. While progress has been made in improving opportunity for minorities in the Navy, the scattered reports of Ku Klux Klan membership among Navy enlisted men suggest that race SPORTS alternatives," Bush said. "PublIc.relatlonsWlSe the Republican miniconvention In November In Florida and the presidential preferential primary in March Is Important," he said. Having campaigned throughout the state, young Bush said the need for comprehensive health insurance, problems of social security recipients surviving and how to solve inflation, appear to be the major issues. He said these same Issues are very Important all over the nation, but with the concentration of senior citizens in Florida these issues are paramount here. A very important issue nationally, he said, is tile lack of confidence by the people in government. It will be months before anyone will know whether Bush will be a major contender for the GOP nomination. But he has tobe very proud of his son and the fine Image he projected to the few Seminole Countlans who had an opportunity to meet him. ANGLE-WALTERS Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Grogan S1*1ences His Cri ' Ith Five TD Passes ' Oti'*cs Wl By JOE CARNICEW rout of the Jets. Quarterback David White"We ran basically the same 1978, was stunned by the rout. ton 27, Detroit 24; Chicago 26, Roland Hooks ran for four pomts to beat the Giants. UPI Executive Sports Editor Sunday's loss was the worst patterns as we did against the hurst's 2-yard TD run ignited a "I can't explain this. I don't Minnesota 7; Green Bay 28, TDs as Buffalo scored six Bears 2$, VikIngs 7: Alter a sickly performance beating in history for the Jets. Steelers," he explained. Walter Payton scored on tie-touchdown burst In the "But think we're snakebitten, be- New Orleans 19; St. Louis 27, second-half TDS to break a 10.ast Monday night, when he was Grogan, who hit 13-of-18 Pittsburgh's a better team. The cause you make your own the New York Giants 14, and 10 tie and rout Cincinnati. second-half 'I'D runs of 43 and 26 second half that carried Green booed off the field In the passes for 315 yards, threw yards and ganed 182 yards In 23 Bay from a 12-0 halftime deficjt will be back. They have to breaks. But there was no ex- Tampa Bay 29, Baltimore 28 In Buccaneers 29, Colts 21, 0*: Patriots' overtime loss to the three TD passes to Harold straighten carries to lead Chicago over past New Orleans. out a few things, but cuse for today's performance. overtime. Atlanta is at PhilaNeil O'Donoghue kicked a 31Pittsburgh Steelers, Steve Jackson and two to Stanley we'll go to New York Minnesota. deiphia tonight. and it'll be That's two years in a row and I 1:41 into yard field goal over. Browns 27, Chiefs 24: Grogan found the right medi- Morgan, all of them over another one of those 19.13 can't explain it." Steelera 38, Oilers 7: time to lift Tampa Bay over RedskIns 27, Uons 24: Brian Sipe hit Reggie Rucker cthe Sunday - the New York yards, as he set a Schaefer squeakers." Mark Moseley, given a with a 21-yard TD pass with 52 In other games Sunday, It Terry Bradshaw passed for Baltimore. Jets' defense. Stadium record for scoring second chance because Detroit seconds left to lift Cleveland Grogan threw TD passes of was Pittsburgh 38, Houston 7; 190 yards and two Ms and Cardinals 27, Giants 14: He silenced his critics Sunday passes In a game. The Patriots 49, 44 and 28 yards to Jackson Cleveland 27, Kansas City 24; Pittsburgh's defense held Earl Willard Harrell's 53-yard had too many men on the field, over Kansas City. by throwing five touchdown piled up 597 total yards, another and 37-and 50-yarders to Buffalo 51, Cincinnati 24; Campbell to only 38 yards on 16 runback of the second-half kicked a 41-yard field goal with passes and leading New Eng- team record, In giving Coach Morgan. Dallas 21, San Francisco, 13; carries, his word performance kickoff set up Wayne Morris' eight seconds left to lift Dolphins it, Seahawks 10: land to a club-record offensive Ron Erhardt his first NFL Bob Griese threw two TD Jets Coach Walt Michaels, San Diego 30, Oakland 10; In his two-year career. go-ahead 2-yard 'ID run and St. Washington over the Lions. Jets VIEWPOINT Terformance in a crushing 56.3 victory. society Lobbyists Threaten Activist FTC . .• . i Conserve, Not Make Synfuels . Monday, Sept. 10, 979-SA the AFC Coach of the Year in Miami 19, Seattle 10; Washing. Bills 51, Bagels 24: Angels With Tanana Louis scored the game's final 27 Packers 28, Saints 9: Trinity Edged I 20= 14 .~,.~_11 #~ Soar - __ . - passes and rookie Uwe vop Schamann kicked pressure two field goals as Miami beat Seattle. Cowboys 21, 49ers 13: Roger Staubach passed for second-half Mss to carry heavily favored Dallas past San Franci co. s Chargers 30, Raiders 10: Dan Fouts threw for three Bob Klein, as San Diego beat WASHINGTON (NEA) - Like a pack of By United Press Isternatlonal 0. 11 ii By RICHARD E. COHEN Trinity Oakland. hungry wolves slowly but deliberately not going to be any are In the National League it was mines WASHINGTON (NEA) - Now that senators ___ FORT PIERCE surrounding its prey, a band of determined easier for the Kansas City Pittsburgh 6, New York 5; have returned to work following the August Prep unleashed a powerful lobbyists Is encircling Its Intended victim, the Royals now that Frank- Tanana Chicago 15, Philadelphia 2; recess, many are finding to their regret that the running attack Saturday Federal Trade Commission. Is beck. Montreal 4, St. Louis 1; San nation's energy problems have not disappeared. against John Carroll, but The predators In this case are the highly paid Tanana, returning from Diego 4, Atlanta 1; Los Angeles Nor have President Carter's plans to remedy our punch when it lacked a scoring .. . representatives of dozens of trade associations, shoulder problems, won Sunday 3, Cincinnati 1; and Houston 4, . .... . -.- .-... excessive dependence on oil imports. and dropped a -14 . needed It . ,-, corporations and other special-interest groups for the first time since June 5 to San Francisco 1. :. f' The Senate plans to begin work by mid____ In overtime. decision -'. that have been the targets of the FTC's activist help the streaking California Orioles is, Red Sex 4: September on Carter's energy package. While John Carroll jumped to an P. approach to regulation. Angels to a 5-2 triumph over the Rick Dempsey hit his first the debate may not beu long or bitter asthe . •.•.- . .. ar e ly 14-0 advantage In the first In recent years, no government agency has Milwaukee Brewers. The career grand slam and Gary (HiraM photo Iv Tidi MIN iM) Senate's handling of fffl quarter, but as Trinity's been more agressive than the FTC in promoting victory, which completed a Roenicke and Al Bumbry added Trinity's Jay Nicolle looks for running room against Carroll Carter's IV17 energy plan, the odds are that the stiffened and held until defense and protecting the Interests of consumers. As a three-game sweep, enabled the homers to power Baltimore to Senate will cut back substantially on his. the overtime stanza, the Saints ency has antagonized a greater result, no ag Angels to maintain a four-game Its seventh consecutive tnecommendations. lead and 'Bama pecked away at the array of powerful economic interests. lead over the second-place wnph. The centerpiece of Carter's televised energy is Jay Nocolle tied it up at 14-all This, the unambiguous order Issued to every. thThose who have been on the receiving end of Royals. Tigers 3, Yankees 1: speech In July was his call for an Energy By United Press International and Jason Lingle picked up the e FTC's tough proposals and complaints in.,shore command ship in the fleet by Adm. Thomas "Felt great, I really did," John Wockenfuas drove in all Security Corporation, which would assist running left when star slack dude used-car dealers; funeral directors, oil laid Tanana, who went 5 2-3 of Detroit's runs and rookie Steadman Shealy opened as 8. Hayward, chief of naval operations, was timely developing new energy production "This is by far the biggest win back Robert Fleming left the NEW YORK (UPI)-Both on having dreamed about even back in Rolling Hills, Calif., companies, real-estate agents credit bureaus innings. "I felt a lot more Mike Chris and Aurelio quarterback Saturtechniques, especially the use of synthetic fuels Alabama's "and necessary. Lopez the court and their styles and feeling they had their matches thinking about school and how I've ever had. I'm sorry I had to game with an injury. Ixurance underwriters, chemical companies, there on the óomnfortable out four.hltter to combined on a ri as shale de ved from coal, natural g , oil and day -and Coach Bear Bryant 'Prejudice and preparedness are incompatible," Nicolle had a 51-yard touchtemperaments are as different won until It was all over, to continue squeezing a jxofes- beat Vitas because he's a good department stores and a hod of others. ,,. mound. The curves got a way to lead the Tigers. other products. n friend but I'm glad he didn't down run and wound up with 119 liked what he saw. as night and day. They just t tw ee oo k a mom en t to slonal tennis career In be said Adm. Hayward. His directive underscored the Although many of the actions were initiated in go but the fastball Is getting Indians 14, Blue Jays if: "Shealy looked pretty good, For a projected cod of $88 billion, Carter said But John McEnroe and Tracy savor the sweet taste of success high school classes. McEnroe, play his best tennis ever," yards on 11 carries. Byron the mid.11170s or earlier, they have been brought ..;need for every commanding officer to enforce there." Bobby Bonds belted a grand especially in the second half (he am this progr could produce by 1990 e th Perkins had the other Trinity Austin, who reached the pinna. before going on about their meanwhile, will continue play- McEnroe said. to fruition under the leadership of FTC thai,i'antid1scrimInatlon policies. A similarly tough The southpaw improved his slam to cap a five-run ninth, completed aU six panes he equivalent of 2.5 million barrels of oil per day; scoring on a three-yard Atotin simply beat Evert at cle of American tennis Sunday Ing tennis week after as man Michael Pertschuk, appointed to that pod positioh was adopted last August by Adm. Donald yielding record to 64 despite a giving the Indians a victory that threw and gained 65 yards on currently the nation Imports daily roughly I • by winning U.S. Open titles In "I can't speak," said McEn- he has since he broke Into the her own game, outdeadylng plunge. In early 1977 by President Carter. ,• Mo r in losing er to Pa ul lito lob hom extended the Blue Jays' said, seven carries)," Bryant "C. Davis commander of the Pacific Fleet, who mon barrels of the black gold. And Lingle played the roll of her both In strategy and nerves. Impressive fashion, have one roe, who jumped exultantly In juniors. Resentment agalnd the commission for Its the third. Tanana, who gaines. was not streak to six the No. Shealy engineered 'declared that racism and racist remarks would not i thing In common - youth. "Next? Davis Cup. LA, San With machine-like precision, on 23 carries. "His were the after the air and tossed his racquet to forceful defense of consumers' rights and Its expected to pitch again a" Rea gan up the 3-ranked Crimson Tide's 304 of Technology Assumed, a little known be tolerated In his command. Austin, the 16-year-old plc- the sky as the match ended. Francisco - I've had plenty of she returned shot after shot as hard ones - straight harsh criticism of allegedly Wegal or deceptive season because of tendonitis, Steve Corner, Sparky Lyle ture of coolness and control In racescongressional o ff ice By that analyzes the long-term JAMES A. WHITE serves as quaslofficlal scorekeeper of The Navy cannot restrict the constitutional "It's the bed feeling about rest," said McEnroe, whose the long baseline rallies seemed middle," said Saints' coach Victory over Georgia Tech In trade iwactices as ieii some business leaders t walked only struck out four and sins, is one of the nation's most promine,g implications of scientific changes, said Carter' UPI Buhees, Writer and Jim Kern combined on an matches and sweet shyness In tennis I've ever had. It's title Is marred perhaps by the to lull even the linesmen, who John Jarrett. "He played a very the first meeting between the rights of freedom of speech and assembly. It can, attack Pestactnik personally. Grubb eight-hitter and John one. plan is wrongheaded. economists. strong game. I don't think they two teams In 15 years. "He hit Interviews became the young- pretty nice." fact that he reached the final made numerous calls late. Irving S. Shapiro, chairmen of both the DU that Its personnel refrain from until this a homer to power the Angels, who The NEW YORK (UPI) - The bromide that the "It Is unrealistic to expect that synthetic fuel ed open titiist ever with a 6-4, Feldstein said he might agree with "I thought Tracy might be Mopped him for a loss once." looked like his old self." "I don't think about being the with the help of a record two Pont Co. and the Iinw41el Bojmd____ witn 1osm year never led the American Rangers. any economist Is Shealy, a senior who was . ___c sapply more th an a token amount ci 6-3 victory over Chris Evert youngest, just the champion- defaults. "I'm used to playing Intimidated by the thought of tor a loss once." 1 lassie Wed so late IA the Rena S. Mantsen It ___ __ ___ asy'thsIy t•boa " ' Carroll bdInd _ W a knee he .aeeu.te.the u'Usab$.iithi end ci the hiSs'! ii_uoyd. Poremlally cgr*ught ship," A ust of tesuti." v"uMn a me*tonamsnt in the overtime, W company as an said in. "I'm thriliota to Impose On Lorry Ours ecattuted firmation regularly these days. should demand nothing less. season, have V= Mn. of hiti said John H. Gibbons, four Inliry when he served as Jell McEnroe, at 20, topped Vitas led. I guess it's unbelievable to defined statements" on the economic Issues. UsIng his deceptive quick- but she wasn't," Event said. drove In for a Chairman Pertachuk's personal social idews." and Darrell Porter and Take the first meeting of the International last 10 games. Rutledge's backup, turned In a Willie (ilIs, 7-5, 6-3, 6-3, to be younger than Maureen ness, strong serve and volley, "She treated the final just like plays. Shapiro didn't characterize those purported Monetary Advisory Board, a group of noted He cited a Warty of problems that win impede And so it goes at a time when there are more John Montague' finished up Wilson each drove In a rim fine performance In his first to become the youngest men's Connolly -she was so great - McEnroe took control early to any other tennis match. Jarrett had planned to d developi views, but Jack P. Alexander, an official f of synfuels and Increase their lead the Royals. fifth save, economists who gathered in New York under the living economists than ever before offering more costs, and earned his champion since Pancho "If nerves don't get her, she'll Lingle Into the line four times to starting role Saturday. He Gon- but I was just thinking defeat Gerulaitls, his friend and Including a lack of experience In building ( Formica Corp., was less reticent. In an Internal , .thotherAL action, Baltimore A's 34 While Sex 0-7: of a securities firm to review the different opinions over what should be done to zalez In 1948. time in neighbor, for the third Chnlssy." be No. I In the next year or score, but a costly offaldes rushed for 79 yards on 13 and operating the hu company memo that Inadvertently became world economic situation, V. ge, plants that would be cure Inflation, keep production up and unem- requ Right-bander Richard Dotdrubbed Boston, 14-4, Detroit meetings. two." Today, the little girl will be as many But neither would confess to penalty on second-and-eight carries, Including an 11-yard ired, severe environmental and safety costs public, he called Pertschuk a compietOoclalld" I' President Carter's selection of Donald F. ployment low. son, making only his second CleveYork, 3.1, New :ai After a day of discussion and a private dinner proved more than the Saints touchdown keeper in the third and one of the most dangerous men In America." Undaunted by e McHenry to succeed Andrew Young as U.S. amer outbreak members and the desirability of experimenting with otkei Texas majorleague start, Pitched a _______ land beat Toronto, 1440, _____ quarter, and completed 9-of-11 widely with Federal Reserve Chairman Paul A. could overcome, In fact, Pertschuk long has been of the board pressed on with their views on what new forms of energy. edged MInnesota, 6.6, Kansas sixhitter to help the White Sex "bassador to the United Nations appears an ex for 100 yards. Washington as a thoughtful lawyer, Volcker, the sponsor, The Securities Group, should to ed 289 passes Trinity ga In a ll , in Gibbons st respected In called for a ronger national be done control U.S. Inflation. Qty topped Seattle, 34, and gain a a split of their double-'cellent choice. te d the press to hear and question the e Saints on 53 plays. ds Th "I ink yar th this game will dispel a talented leglilative craftsman and an astute Invi commitment to conservation with government split a double-header header. In the opener. Brian In contrast to Young, McHenry Is not In the habit "At e co n om i s ts. the minimum, you have to have an Interest. helping 126 yards a held Carroll to lot of doubts people might Øakland dtlzena to understand the major savings iolIt1cal observer. with Chicago, wlZmIng the first, Klngman's four-hitter led the Sfflppensbg 23. Shepherd 7 '' Tex. Sthrn 12, Bsth..Ckmnl Eugene A. Blrnbsum, the board's chairman, rate that makes borrowing costly, which ve us hing and another 163 yar ds ha had about my knee," ,of making any off-the-cuff remarks. He is a careful r relatively Inexpensive Investments. For We're trying to drongtben do role of mTemple 31, West Va. 16 lArtaJuin USC 21, Texas Tech 7 2020 5.20 4.00 84,anddroppingthesecond,7- A's. Mayor you marketplace, thus promoting a emphasized Its purpose was not to come up with that have to Shealy said. "I might have been via the air. have a rate greater than the rate example, he said the Saute 2 BlIbao.Yza petition In the delicate West 4.40 7.20 and precise person with ability to iss of solar heat, such as Ala. 30 GeorgIa 5 MIk&.VigIs Tech 6 Adorns uniform recommendations or a forecast but St. 17, NW OkIa. 11 a 7.20 little tense in the first half, but said of Inflation," said Kurt Rlchebscher, executivewindows facing south, isa cheap use of healthier, more d)1I$miC questions and situations with aplomb. , the 46. the sun's Clemson 21, Furman 0 Ant. 22, Washington St. 7 0 (24) 37.Ila P (43) 62.41, T (4-2 It McHenry several points, of Dreidoer Bank, the I settled do wn." world's eighth heat end the last Inexpensive "source" of energy 1 14 Free I I I 4 Year-old ertsciw mat's the absolute an there was consensus on Fla. St. 17, So. Min. 14 P423.01. Cal Luth 35, San Mop is an experienced diplomat who Is largest bank based In Frankfurt, Wed Germany. available to the nation. JekeCrrell 14 I I I 6-31 Amerlcaa Lsa,ie GramblIng 2$ Morgan tithesis of sodlalf.,i." A- 2,315: Haedle $161,543. St. 1$ Houston 24, UCLA 16 For o , Although totally In command, ne B im bauth s Inflation remained t,highly regarded within the State Department. He is last Jackson St. 27, Tenn. St. 21 Interest rates "can only go up or bf1lon will Lng Bch St. 9, Boise St. 7 When the bills authorizing and appropriating the JC-Ashton 3 run (Bernhardt dick) Alabama didn't score until 1:11 SATURDAY NIIONT Astros Ky. St. 3, Miss. Valley St. 0 W I. Pct. Ga E1WV 1$I0fl alSO can be saved by Nev..Rano 24, Idaho St. 16 considered an expert in Third World politics and worldoileconomic problem. Another was get much worse," he said. Richebachur added iC-Lloyd 25 run (birnhas'dt kICk) First Game the FTC's annual budget are considered by the thatNo.1 all crude In left the Bait 51 46 .671 first period when E.J. prices should be istrolled Marshall 31. Toledo 14 Nov.-L.V. 33, Fultrtn St. 14 not converting horns. and Indodrial plaits to reduce IPitaColdo thas been Intensely involved In negotiations on U.N. that the Federal Reserve Board h 11.10 14.10 6.20 IP-Nicolle Si run (tingle run) Mitwauke $3 60 .310 12½ Mars HIll 21, LIb Bapt 21 House and Senate this autumn, efforts will be and that the group was strongly opposed to Junior intercepted a Mike ru 7.00 3.10 TP-Perklns 3 run ( n failed) at their use of heat and hot w er. SZatQuIola ' BOston 60 .541 14½ Maryland 21, Vlllanova 20 u.s. independence plans for South-West Africa. made to tack on scores of restrictive emend. form of wag,, price or credit controls that mig Kelley 1 run pass and returned , it 59 ht 4.10 j1.tøyd 3 Josi.Amore ,, New York "A aWful program for retooling our 77 63 350 17 McNeese 10, SE Louisiana 7 terest rat" ' The new U.N. ambassador, like Young, Is a "eM., many of them inspired by corporate be tried In the inflation fight. 0(11) 0.0i P ($1) 75.IIg T (IS.. yards down the left sidelines Detroit Mimphls St. 14, Miss. 5. 13 76 6$ .531 20 shuttles amid refurbishing buildings to reduci 3) 213.61 lobbyists.___ Clev*lnd 74 65 .317 21½ black. His appointment Is expected to help overBirubeam got so further before he was In. didn't get Its second touchORLANDO SIMINOLI MIN. Call. It, JaxnvI St. 7 Ralph C. Bryant, senior feiloM w vownsd energy =F=000 can crests and man 44 N Toronto .310 31 M. Brown 2$,Savannah St. 0 SATURDAY MATINEE Those ssn.nshnedi call for killing proposed tarnsd by a Now board member. Siceød Game down until Major OgilvIe went come Carter's problems with black leaders over Brookings Institution In Wathigton, followed employment In critical buildings. and West N.C. a, So. Carouna 0 FlrstGame lNegul.Amore 1.20 4.00 4.40 FTC rules dedi,d to: over from a yard out with 11 "We dishi'I agr.s on any of these things," said with his concerns over how much economic nanciacturing indiutries in existing cities," W L Pd. GB who has By IJMIed Press IMerutle.aI phis, 15-2, and San Diego beat 1 EchanliDeug N. C. $1.31. C. Cir. 20 7.40 4.20 3.00 1 PltaOuIola 5.20 3.10 NFL $taedlas -Provide buyers of used can with besic In- a perturbed Martin Feldetein, a Harvard Calif SO 61 .356 seconds left In the half. Prelby 21, The Citadel 13 2JeseArana 3.20 3.40 3 Zero- Doug output the nation can afford to loss If matured said Gibbons. "The amoed of energy which we After iS yeses of false Marts Atlanta, 44. 3.20 •y UNited Press INterNational highest reommendations for his replacement. Kin city 75 67 .521 4 formation about the sates' mechanical and acoomks profsusr who also is prealdam* of the rates move higher. SCHonIz.Coldo S. Car. St. 52 Del. St. 6 3.10 0(14)37.11, P (4-1) 61.411 T (4-IAmerIcan C..tsronce can seven th. nod decad. will aimed certainly In the American League, It Mkm But the Crimson Tide locked ndçhumn'yendtngs,theHow fl 0.111 4½ Southern U. 22,Tuskegea2 0(1'2)36.II,P(14)74.4I,T(I.3. 3)217.21. safety defects. National Bureau of Economic Research. But "it's not clue that the now Is MW fivthur dwarf the emoed we can produce from new than Texas 71 72 .157 1½ filings up In the third period a season was Oakland 3, Chicago 0 Tenn.-Chatt. 41, W. Ky. 1)114.44 ton Adsos finally a Third Game W L T Pc?, -R0s1rs funeral-hums operators to provide "I *Amk the one agrsmis* we had was not to U&NIng by the r.deraj Reserve," Bryant sources during the same period." Chicago 61 $2 .427 1114 Texas *417. Seceedams Troy SI. CN.guiILoza e 23.00 6.40 1.00 Miami 0; QaveChicago 7, Oakland when Steve Whitman capped a on the line. 2 0 0 1.000 $eattle 6014 .417 20 relatives of a deceased poison with itunleed apes as anything," ctioed Arthur B. Loffer, 'aid. Tulane 33, Stanford 10 209ulzaCoido 11.20 520 3.10 3RlcaDoug 17.40 310 New England 1 1 0 .500 Studies by the General Accouritlog Omce BaltImore 14, Toronto 10; e land SS-yardcklve with al3-yardnm think we're feeling th "1 O.kI. so ,i .Sti 20 Vliglnha 31, RIchi,nd o 4lchanlz.Psrez 560 3.10 SPItaAltu I;! price üdonmatlon on funeral optics.. .couernlcs pedsuor. He 80111111118" that there 4.00 Buffalo 1 1 0 no and Shealy scored from Pleas e Write A news isles, ursourcing the meeting of the concluded that it would coat the Tresi-r lpI4IaI phases of a pennant race 11, Boston 4; Texas 1, MinSunday's Resells VMI 7, 7 CllonlzBeItIa the 11 William 5 Mary 3 16.00 0 (34) $.31$ 7 (6.3-1) 31521. Baltimore 0 2 0 .000 PrbIt or limit television advertising, setup wore seeas of agreement, such as the IiMruilon.l MamMary Advisory Board said roihly 40e4eith the mosey to save a barrel of Oakland 3, ChIcago 0, 151 Va. St. 3, Md..Esn. Shore 0(24)31.4IiP(3.4)61.1I,T(24. PeuffiGame tOdllmaza9l.yardmaraft and pressing a little bit," ne.otaI; Detroit 3, New Yorkl, NY Jets 0 20 .00 ____ eup,cf ally commardalls testing highly sngxed clear need for a drong dollar. ChIcago 1, Oakland 0, d Letters to the editor are welcomed for 7) $1.61. Va. Tech 13, LouIsville 14 1 L.asAmore 13.00 5.10 3.50 Ceetrsl eli by provi&g in iscugives to eoapu'ijrs Alabama stopped Tech for Hoen Manager Bill Vlrdon and Kansas City 3, Seattle 1. DetroIt 3, New York 1 Wayneibg St. 13, Frstbg St. 7 Third Semi sr.sis, &MW at audiences oorupoesd, "Net at all," retorted Fel.In, who, as had IMP-World Bank meetings" In Belgrade, euoiparod 7 Urizar.Loza 530 3.10 publication. All letters mot be signed, with a W L 7 Pet. to purchasing the sdvaleit smoed downs pde'$lt,d Sunday, after the Pirates I, Mets I: at the Tide 9. 16, BoSton 4 14"I Iwo Wake lEchanlz.O$a Forest 30. Appy St. 23 11.10 3.10 1.10 lJouAItu 5.10 PIftslns9h of YoNg cidides. 2 0 0 1.000 Of the Ns'I'-' Burem, the private group which Yagostovia, tide fifl.. Cleveland 14, Toronto 10 mailing addreO and, If possible, a telephone by belldim* a synthetic fial plait. Wan. Car. 71, Tenn. Tech 7 3 Pita-Doug 340 340 Willie SlargeU doubled hems 0(1.1) 47.61$ P (14)1$4.SIa T 04. Cleveland Astres scored a 4-1 victory over 2 0 0 1.000 Elsewhere In the first full Texas 6, Mlnnsiota S 1 Zat.ieltIa MIdwest 3.00 4) 251.6$, DD (6.1) 17111. number so the Identity of the writer may be Dave Parker.wlth one out inthe Houston 1 1 0 M week of the San Francisco Giants. CalIfornia 5. MIlwaukee 2 Akron 24, Western III. 7 college football, top0(34) 31.11,7 (141) 161.61. Fin came CIncinnatI 0 2 0 .000 verified. The Evening Herald will respect the The decision, coupled with ninth to help firdlilacs Pitt- Kansas City 3, kettle 1 Alma 24 Bluffton 0 Peeste Game , .b.' 4 $ BIbao.Vegas 10.10 6.4.0 4.20 ranked Southern California West BIOIdICIIM 11, C. Math 0 1 Legue.Oyarl 17.20 16.00 10.40 2 SabinoJuan anchasti's 3-1 loss to Los sburgh remain one game ahead 650 4.10 wishes of writers who do not want their names Natlesa beat Texas Tech, 21.7, Ohio BowlIng Gm 33. E. Mich. 4. lSImon.Andre W L T Pd. 11.10 410 4AlurIa.Mar11nez 4.10 But Angeles, yanj the AMos of Montreal In the East. In print. The Evening Herald ise reserves the San DIego State beat Syracuse, 3l1,thfrd. Cent. lCllonIa.Arana 210 Mich. lot win. Mich. 0 . 2 00 1.om o(2-s)43.s,P(s-2)1u.2e,T(s.3. W L Pd. • ek k*o first place In the. Ezpsst,Cardindul: Kansas City Cent 1 St. 42. 1 Lincoln Mo. 27 0 (4-4)63.4I:P(64) o .soo 127.1IsT(6.4. r an 4) rn... ked Alabama beat right to edit letters to eliminate libel or to Georgia PItlsbrIi 10 57 5,, Oak land CMdrCn Its, Wayne ary Carter and Ellis VainG 3) $37.21, DD (14) 30.10. 1 1 0 .500 Tech, 364, No. I Michigan ,NMlsnal League West, a halfSIxte Game • _________ conform to space Drake 14, N.M. St. 13 P14* Same 1 I 0 SOS 2AldanaAltu 10.00 5.00 340 Denver p, $i tine collected tires hits ap$ 7 44 • Es ahead of 1.10 kettle E. Ill. 34. lutlerO SAlunI..Elorza 15.50 5.00 0 20 .000 crushed Northwestern, 49-7, 7.40 1$lmcn.Loza 7.10 7347 .131 11 ChIcago "Idon'tthlsiklocklngahesd andWoodyFrymangdtcI,d32 P 1. Ky. 17, Kent St. 11 eighth-rated Purdue defeated 4SlmonMandez 13.00 5.10 6Rica. 0 Ia 4.10 71 71 450 14 'n(iInrebefIopaci PhIla r hilun," Virdon said, 3hft1t' N@wywk Naflisal CUIIJIW FranklM3l,Aihlandli 7MIksI.Alds S 9A 0(14)$.4IaP(I.1)sS.4e,T(3-t. ss Wisconsin, 41-30, No. 10 Mjcfij. u , ;NERRY R WM1WIGTOt - Has then he.. aMber H. yags.l, foresampie, t "a auces asp, that ha bed no IsteatiSs 01 sb thtough nurnaudlble sounds, plIes sad But Indiana * lows 24 0(44)14.IIaP(34)211.N:T(4.1- 4)266.40. the effect of the Montreal to Its lab Victory In saplug gan State but IllInois, 38-16, to pretest While Hess aides so sees vi-,. vu acsuigud to be hA tbsp cadid atrectiug Justice4 MIamI, O. V, $11114.3 W L T Pd. 7)162741. Savs.*Siese W L pet • club. "The the hill l3gasnos. series on his D5Ila5 3 MIch. 10, Northwestern • Missouri trounced San Diego 7 SI.* Same I 1.N Pita-Arms 1440 735 I j, . wed Is with the flL" ( auroas hollits Ubeur was 1 *at? 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Mu1ti some 3)410* 11 - - L 4 1 &WA A"90"s 1#41110 " .; s , -- . - i 'I ; %, Tsi..1I Phue 31, UiPac7 U N3.* ANWe 10 PP"i$1iIi ft"91% a, i- . A- U11) Nindle $177411 bied ______ \\\ ______ armed - Shealy - • . - . . - - ;q . . - . .. - '.i. • . " - . • -. . ... eads - •. -. -.: - - •, •.. . much ,. - .. - . - . r tinToasted McEnroe , Aus ,relations could be better. ___ ___ _____ ___ _______________________________________________ BUSINESS WORLD Econom sts' viewpoint ... .however, insist two-run _______ ____ ___ ___ •. A Good Choice • th eau __________ _______ ___________ SCOREBOARD , Leave L.ag ll means from handle manager ____ I. the departure of Young, Back In The Lead - Jai Alai Pro Football offered the . - JACK ANDERSON. Is This other An White House CoveresU ? requirements. 'S WORLD , __ __ p ob em . . ______ , ___ ___ ___ .. . • _____ ____ Coil.. Football ______ I I, - . - -. DI.rdorf Out 11111110 __ - __ __ ______ ___ • - ____ . - -A----.AL • ..• • ___ • I L; - . a -.......--....'.....-.-. - --- - - ' '- - , . - aw u:: tcw" . .. . . -r ¶?. .. • ad 31d31 peas for 311 yardi. - • -- .. .,.* --N-,~aa11k_:_ *P iA"" . WAF - " -1 -11110 - - - --- - , I MJ*== a ... & I i h .. - *.;. -, T:!.w_ 4-d t. " m r ..LI:, 4 m un ft - _. ___ ___ . I - -- -. ••• --•---•-- -,- W =11 M , , •.- - ,• % . . - w- ''T'TT --.. ______ . . �6A-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Sept. to, 1979 FINE FRENCH BRANDY 7495 MHART - _CASE OURSELVES GlUiNTIS 95-u CASE -- YR. SCOTCH J. WALKER "RID" SCOTCH CUTTY SARK SCOTCH Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. AT LEAST 4 YRS. OLD 6.99 25.4 02. SMH Program 8.49 QT. ANY 12-83.85 Monday, Sept. 10, 17-lR ANY 12-101.50 I Nets A 5-Year k 8 YEARS OLD QUEEN stL KY. SOUtION lOYAL DIUIXI 6588 ga DISTILLED a BOTTLEDÜ SCOTLAND BY GLENLIVE CASE SLACK & WHITI SCOTCH iI JIM BEAM JI$4IJ 4 YR. KY. BRB. i. II L 7.49 QT. 5.69 QT. ANY 12.67.95 GOOD MON., SEPT. 10 RICH & RARE CANADIAN ANY 12 - 89.85 QUART 4.99 UT WE PER 1U$TOMU WIcOUPO* GOOD SAT., SEPT. 15 23 OL BLUE NUN LIIIFRAUMILCH 3.09 UT TWO PER CU$TOMU W/COUPON NEVER BEFORE AT THIS LOW 1.0W PRICE' AKIJI @D 0 PUFF THE MAGIC DRAGON In an animated version of the classic song, a young boy acquires from a magi' dragon the courage to lace growing UP. (R) 9:00 @j 0 MASH The sinister Colonel Flagg (Edward Winter) and Charles try to prove th.t Hawkeye is a Communist sympathizer. (A) 0 NFL FOOTBALL Atlanta Falcons at Philadelphia Eagles fM flDIIIU -Th. D..i.e,-......' A report n the deal offered to the US. government by Kun Sar. rebel leader and one of the biggest narcotics traffickers in the world is presented. (Part 2of3) 6:00 (7) (1) 00 (12 NEWS AMERICAN GOVERNMENT "Civilian Control Of The Military" 6:30 (2) (12) NBC NEWS (4)0 CBS NEWS 0 ABC NEWS (1) AMERICAN GOVERNMENT "The United States Constitu. lion" tinued to serve as medical advisors. Accredited for a total of eight students, the program accepts four new students each year. The latest graduates include: Patricia McGovern, Maria Carli, Patricia Perry and Mary Jean Berrien. The 1979 freshmen are: Barbara Pickles, Brendan Jennings, Karen Hill and Kyle Bauer. Instructors for the program which Is housed in the X-Ray Department have been Pam Cooper, Carole Palmer and Julie Guy. Ms. Guy, the present resident instructor, says the primary goals are to provide a career training situation for local residents and to supply the hospital with radlologic technologists. 76 YIN?. CARL IlK Nil WISMI OUTU DOMTAL SPATLESE 4.9925.4 OL CASE OF 12-53.88 "SOMETHING SPECIAL" WedS's Raab Ccotck Bo Nose IT cosis A UTTII M IUT you *i wosm m 9.49Mm CASE 110.00 MADE BY GLENLIVET ii JACQUIN'S 5* BMW 8641PROOI CANADIAN PREMIUM "ThE PREMIUM IS IN THE BOTTLE - NOT THE PRICE" 6*49aTo ANY 12 - 74.95 7:00 (7) TIC TAC DOUGH .4) MARY TYLER MOORE (4 P.M. MAGAZINE JOKER'S WILD 9:00 (1) (4) DONAHUE MIKE DOUGLAS O MOVIE at DIHAHI 5) FACES OF COMMUNISM 9:55 13) -UPBEAT 10:00 (2) (12) CARD SHARKS () ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) (1) ONCE UPON A CLASSIC 10:30 (7) (12) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES (4) LOVE OF LIFE 0 WHEW1 5) ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) 10:55 0 CBS NEWS 7:30 (7) YOUNG PEOPLE'S 8PE. 9:30 CIAL "Trouble With Mother" A 0 WKRP IN CINCINNATI mother and daughter clash Lea wins the coveted "Silver over their different views of a Sow" award for his farm news woman's place in the world and reporting but cant find a date. In the home, to take to the awards banquet. THE NEWLYWED GAME (A) FAMILY FEUD 10:00 6:00 (4)0 LOU GRANT The Trib (12) HOLOCAUST "The staff becomes caught up with Gathering Darkness" In 1935 spring fever and stories of love Berlin, a Jewish family -. the (A) Weisses .. celebrate the mar11:00 riage of their son Karl (James 0 © NEWS Woods) to a Catholic girl (Meryl Streep) and ignore the advice 11:30 of Nazi Erik Don (Michael Mon. Z (12) TONIGHT Guest host: arty) to leave Germany; shortly Kenny Rogers. Guest: Neil after, the Nazis strike and the Sedalia. Weiss family is entirely shat. 4) THE NEWLYWED GAME tered.(Part lof4)(R) OHARRY 0 While trying to rfla... -..-- 1.1i W Uw BUGS BUNNY Clear a friend of murder WON THE WEST Narrator charges, detective Harry Orwell Denver Pyle and the amazing uncovers a narcotics ring using rabbit Bugs Bunny face a nursing homes as fronts. series of hare-raising adven11:45 tunes on the western frontier. 010 BE ANNOUNCED (A) DEAR ABBY: Your advice to already consciously or tin- [A should consider the alternatives when I married him, but I never 240-ROBERT Two college 1200 DESPERATE WIFE, who consciously made a choice." instead of scrapping the' felt threatened by it. He was 38 students become trapped came home early and found her 0 NEWS Abby, If he had been a i Dear marriage. and I was 34. We are both in the beneath thø sea in a husband in bed with his best wonderful husband for 18 years, 12:30 I am sore' that ou viewed theater. I could bet my life he homemade bathysphe'e with a friend (another male), was not and a great father, as she 0 MOVIE "Return Of The the situation as hopeless. It has never had an affair since rapidly dwindllng ovygen Abby very well thought out. You said, stated, she should have been vi supply. Seven" (C) (1966) YuI Brynner, isn't. our marriage.. Robert Fuller. After one of the 5) TEN WHO DARED "Burke "Bisexuality is a fact of life that encouraged to try to save her GAILY MARRIED IN S.F. "Magnificent Seven" is Ifl had caught my husband in And Wills" In 1860, the State of can occur in any family, Give marriage rather than demolish kidnapped, his former cornDEAR GAILY MARRIED: the arms of another man at any Victoria In Australia chose him up graciously, he has It. ________________________ 'd!s come to his rescue. (1 Although my answer was ii noint in our rnzirriziu - ... t- wnt.iii Burke and Wills to lead the first Hr. 50 Mins.) Granted she Is in shock, and thought) very well thought out, no more have considered 12:40 granted there has been a surprising number of readers divorcing him than I would had Start Right deception on his part, but she wrote to say that they are I caught him with a woman. Landmark 0 CBS LATE MOVIE "McMillan & Wife: Death Of A Isn't the only woman in the happily married to bisexual He's a fine, beautiful man who Join Smokwatchers now, and..., Monster ... Birth Of A Legend" world who's married to a gay mates, and my advice was way by nature is able to relate Recycled (1973) Rock Hudson, Susan man. If she lives in a big city, out in left field. Read on: sexually to both sexes, which is Saint James. TheMcMiltans there in mental health clinic DEAR ABBY I'm y not as rare as ino people travel to Mac's ancestral ScotYJZFFWUSON and a gay community service DESPERATE WIFE didn't ask think. deed and his uncle's grandson agency which can put her and ME for advice instead of you. I NAMELESS LAJones MIRADA, Calif.Wood (UPI)waiting to collect his inheni. Bob and Tony are tance. her husband In touch with a have been happily married to a PLEASE, IN N.Y.C. selling off Hollywood, bit by bit. support group for gay married bisexual man for 33 years and Do you wish you had more They're taking the sheet men and their wives. Coun. have no regrets. We raised four friends? For the secret of metal from the old H-O-IL-Yselors will help them deal with wonderful children who knew popularity, get Abby's new W-OO-D letters sprawled for the realities of their marriage nothing of their father's booklet: "How To Be Popular; years across the face of Mount Ofl 00. 22 MORNING and show them how to build a proclivity until they were You're Never Too Young or Too Lee and cutting them up into new relationship based on grown and able to understand Old." Send $1 with a long, sell- gold-plated pendants, 5:00 honest and open corn- it. None of them love him any addressed stamped (28 cents) Jones says the jewelry, with 0 THE FBI munication. Or they may less for it, and all are envelope to Abby, 132 Lasky the word Hoyywood punched conclude that it's best to heterosexual, I might add. 5:30 Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif. out across the face of the 2-by - separate. But at least they I knew my husband was gay 90212. 0 SUMMER SEMESTER -inch rectangles Is crafted on 5:53 the theory "old landmarks PTICLUB fill never die; they just get 6:00 recycled." EA If you join Smokwatclierse now, and follow Our He admits he and his partner 0 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY pleasant program. Hosted by hospitals, leading to get rich on the 500,000 coporatIons, and government agencies coast to 0 SUNRISE pendants to be carved from the coast. This program has helped over 100,000 8:11 tons of metal he had dumped in smokers kick the habit during the past 8 years. CRJ1 PML SmokWatchers' shows you the way to quit calmly a lot next to his Hollywood 6:25 and comfortably. You smoke as much as you want Productions, Inc. business. PORTER (ii WAGONER until you quit WITHOUT hypnosis, will power, scare He says IS percent of the tactics, electric shock, or climbing the walls. 8:30 proceeds will go to the Come to a FREE EXPLANATORY SESSION, and bring THE m, RASCALS • Hollywood Chamber of CornDEAR POLIX - I cannot get your cigarettes. ..by OCT. 22 you won't need drawers and interior of the 8:41 merce to maintain the new sign them anymore. Ow musty odor out of an old cupboard, close It up and leave unve ® KUTANA iled in Noveñiber 1978 on bread cupboard that had been for a couple or three weeks, the face of the 1,800-foot 8:45 stored in my a unt's basement 'g Also pins of charcoal FREE EXPLANATORY SESSIONS Pu could WEATHER mountain overlooking the and had gotten wet once. I have placed on the shelves and in the f ilmiand community. scrubbed It with 3fng soda, 8:55 Poin firs LOCATION 11:00 (2) (12) HIGH ROLLERS (4)0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT OLAVERNE&8HIRLEY(R) HODGEPODGE LODGE 11:30 (112) WHEEL OF FORTUNE 0 FAMILY FEUD 5) MISTER ROGERS AFTERNOON 1•tV1 j MINDREADERS çj 00(12) NEWS 5) SESAME STREET (R) 12:30 NEWS (4)0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR. ROW 0 RYAN'S HOPE 1:00 DAYS OF OUR LIVES c:4:l0 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 0 ALL MY CHILDREN 1:30 0 AS THE WORLD I 51 CROCKETT'S VICTORY GARDEN PEARL LIGHT WE 2OL 4-12 CANE 749 7•3 "M uDw,miawu.. LOS INl 01 AU NEIMAN US 6â NIWUTS II* UNT NRE ANEIMIA 14.S Moisosis ws*owsBEER OR ALE tiN (ROOM TEMP.) Get M us ty SANO90 LOCATION *19Th Western Siflhin Civic Center ____ 2900 S 0iP,indu Ave DAYTONA kACN 0MIIIO RAGS O$ N. Hilton Inn 1400 Interstate Di R Sp,ed*ay 1198 Volusia Holiday Inn 195 & (iS I 644 WOOIand Blvd us*u I3eI Western Aossvtu Holiday Inn 1750W Univ Ave Holiday Inn ___ 1308 N 141h SI COCOA Holiday Inn 395 ST. AUU$TIN( HuIidy Inn 195 ____ Univ inn MItIOUINIW1$T Holiday Inn OCAIA JAcESISIVIut usacli HoIidyInii .How,Md Johnson's 1617N htSI JAC$IMVILI J*CE$INVILLI.1$JTJI Holiday Inn Ramada Inn I 95",' Airpuit Rd 5624 Cagle Rd LAKE LAND Hlton JAc'soNv't'aNT'At Hi.'ait uf J.KkSuflviIIe 901 warn Street DATES (ii 1156us$) Tuesday Sept. 11 or Wednesday Sept. 19 TIMES ( iuuss) 2 P.M. or 7:30 p.m. SMOKATCHERS, CM QE 4 22.95 CASE OF 9' IL I rI i.!!t'?.? If!.? ICAN I ! * PHONE COLLECT 1113)971-95390r(813)238-3377 '($13)S714S49 (12) GUNSMOt(E 5:00 Odor Out pd vinegar in it ani left the drawers that should then be T0AY IN LORIDA ()jgij "H01,L.y.Wclosed and left for a time. S GOOD MORNING FLORIDA OOD" sign was built in 1923 at , FOLLY a cost of $21,000. It took only 60 DEAR FOLLY I set my days to array the 50-by-30 foot 700 KATHY small individual molds in a letteiiwhjcb pok (2)OTOOAY ed proudly out DEAR KATHY - CruJe muffin tin before putting In th ®5p'yMo*I of e tan chaparrel and blue wUPers * and 1W the gelatin and then there are no •0000 MORNING AMERI. cyanothls. CA spills when carrying them to The L-A-N-D was removed In SESAME STREET (A) S the refrigerator. This woul ri d 1949 i the o ginal sign was also be sure way for Mrs. L 7:25 H. to get her cupcakes baked in refurbished now and then, but C2)TOOAYINFLOS1IDA never been rebuilt until last (4) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS Ice cream cones to the oven year when the entertaInment 00000 MORNING FLORIDA without spilling. Stand a cone in colony r escued the crumbling a muffin cup. - JULIE and sagging ISIIdZIITk. 1:30 DEAR FOLLY Every Injyjc1 al j who thought It (2) TODAY (4) FRIDAY MORNING morning my neighbor found was worth saving boughi letseveral dog "calling cards" on tori for $Z7,777.77 each.' At. -ISI MORNING AMM CA terbuyersi Gene Autry, her lawn' This went on for y until I took her some oregano Hugh Heftier, Andy Williams M . shoots and told her she should (1) 4 Alicecaw. plant them in her yard where may The old sign went to Jones. thedo always wesg.She "We wound up with about and it worked. She Is amased 10,000 saum f( of eisa usa fbi 5350 one mess since metal, 6, feet of Umber and. then. Oregano is easy to plait nuts and bolts," he as you Just stick a shoot in on ground. U dogs like to come up says. "IL was just a big scrap your steps and rain their I#p "We got the 'LA-N.D' part, on the door, dc,, put a pot of too, It was on the ground SPAGHETTI oregano at the foot of the steps covelivwith or rub aome Imes ln the area. It's - MR&K.L cosofpaIiLflwasdrilled DEAR POLLY After full of holes for the wind to get repcttlng pI'i4a I used to wash throih." my hands and acrith my nails For the jewelry, "we left the NA could never V1 all the dirt plttlng in the metal to make It oid (row witler uay fktjsra41j, aifh,4k," he said. Now I take thin hard sliver of "I've looked at this sign all WV and rim it under each No my UI,," Jones atsd. "ft UNPORD wti]s my hands are In waist really meant a lot to me. When and every speck of dirt we saw the opcorlwgty, we - FIRMA * latched on to IL, (2) THE BRADY BUNCH 5THE 000 COUPLE 5) MISTER ROGERS (R) (2) NEWS I -'S-'-- - -- 994 - - . - - . - .- .-..----- -..-. - .- . - ..-----.. . . - --• - -•--- -- - * .•- ---- _______________. . . ALL SEATS ALL SHOWS - PLAiN ) 7:S4 ONLY ° HOT STUFF DOM DE LOUISE - !LAZA][) 7:45 ONLY DEER [Ri HUNTER - 322 121$ CENTERFOLD SPREAD 'ii LONELY WEN WITH CLAM SAUCE AND SALAD 1*1 .155 - a NEW ON 14 - - * . -- --- -- -- '1 .-. A....-. 5:30 0 HOGAN'S HEROES - could air out but nothing has helped. I need the extra space this nice cupboard would give .'mesohoceyoutiaveasolution. - . * 5) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) 4:00 (2) EMERGENCY ONEI (1) THE GONG SHOW 0 BEWITCHED 0 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES (12) MAKE ME LAUGH 51 SESAME STREET (A) 430 (4) MIKE DOUGLAS 0 MARY TYLER MOORE 0 MERV GRIFFIN He1ped - wJ 3:30 -- SEMINARS START ( 11C$Sus) Monday Sept. 24 2p.m. or 7:30 p.m. ' (4)S 5) V.1. PEOPLE 3:00 o GENERAL HOSPITAL 5) ANTIQUES -. LOCATION TITUSVLLI H.iirid.i Irwi u 2:00 THE DOCTORS o ONE LIFE TO UVE 5) FLOWER SHOW 2.30 You will stop Snloking Nothing Has 1OQIA GIN IRS CANADIAN SCOTCH .49 LOVE MEXICAN COFFEE LIQUEUR .99 FORBIDDEN FRUIT JACQUIN .49 5000$ CRANBERRY Si EXICAN TEQUILA CORTEZ .99 PETER HEERINO CHERRY .90 rlA-MAtA 1.00 PRICOT SUNDY JACQUIN JACK DANIELS SLACK U N IS A 9551 MI NUtS CSUICIN$ NA. IOUVIWB GIfl BOX . a urn . sus. MIL 1Aus111$usTa 39 as 1/ISPI Z 3.49 'I 8:25 (1) TODAY IN FLORIDA GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (12) NEWS 8:30 TODAY O GOOD MORNING AMERICA 5) LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU (A) Ga*11yMarn*eds Come From Closets IMP. GERMAN 0e overland crossing of the continent. EVENING Accreditation Continuing accreditation for a period of five years has been granted to the Radiography program at Seminole Memorial Hospital. This action was taken on recommendation from the Joint Review Committee on Education In Radiological Technology which is sponsored by the American C3llege of Radiology and The American Society of Radiologic Technologists. Initiated in June 1966, the program has held 12 classes and graduated 42 radiological technologists. It was through the joint efforts of Pat Riley, R.T., Chief Radiologist at SMH, and Pam Cooper, R.T. the 24 month program came into being. John T. Johnson, M.D. and Charles S. Dexter, M.D. have con- TV HIGHLIGHTS - - S - - -.. - - - - S - -. - - - .- * -- -'_-•_ - �I, ' I. . 4~ - MondIYsSI,t.1.!!!!! Dobqn1n, Test Pr IIAIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII~ Z .. U.S. Faces MONDAY, SEPEMBE1I is -. :.: , 9'......... . . L . A A B III pdftkd intiamI - porticlilady who the White Houn has I 1: I , a -i 1 th thousands who read he foreign policy matters who they were introuble during the past 2% iiiu' IiII!' "F • Even1ng Hemid k. vvp Pa'. bIU7 • -. : IMIII " .. PII1 LIIL ~ 11100 j• 111•1111 .l(uIII_ Enjoy the most complete Iw Pa'. in Seminole County pils FLORIDA in brief, NATION ., . . -AUUM~iwrimovelAs...t Isteit In fashions I .i.. ...what's happening on the sports scene...you'll It , 1 .,_ find the information you're looking for right in liv I IIj IV your local newspaper...the Evening Herald. V . N.rald csr 111111, 0 by Cartier. gal I Notice flISI 1flgUL . • - Gk . IIlIIC M1I7IUC lUWIb flIII1 mpiefs AIIMI .d' V1' %IllIrW • COMPLE . M - nopm rniui w TE 'J • $OCIALANDCIV1CCIICLE S . I;,. .. . .. • • • aggressive people with gas Personality & good phone voici major Purchases. of any need. Call: 322-4612 cs Biazurf..Lnancialservlces - . • . ' -. 'Ifi • I •" J Jilii hut .v.r'lmcr..sluig • -. • • • .wd Wwmid $ubSCVIbIfL :1 j : CIAlINI - .. -. , • .. . i ' - . 4 . 'j ,, ,• - , • I ,L . " • ' ' 1LU,. ___ . ' 1. : Jii * I - •ICft,I ' , - '1: . • • ao.siso. ___ a of as ES *m Is 60$ East Simoran Blvd., Suits 302, Altamonte Springs, Fiend. 32701, on or before October 1,IM, and file the original with the Clerk of this Court either before service, on PetItIoner's attorney or immediately thereafter; otherwise a default will be intend against you len the relief demanded in the Petition for Dissolution of Marriage. WITNE$$my hand andthe seal of this Court on August 30, 1979. you w* _ (SEAL) ARTHUR H. IECKWITH,J1. A$ Clark of the Court Iv Eve As Deputy Clink PuNish: S*. 2. IS, 17.24. 1979 01111111.119 - ,t1II"*4,I' I 1111111111h6 FICTITIOUS NAME Nselco 16 hereby given 1115 lam kuikIs k$_r*IPw,I... _,L - . lllsSV - 5- :. -,. • • .1u1 In Business it 114.S. ISplIrd Ave., Seminole County, 1. - PIIn Me. Under mellctltiousnameol I*PUT *WING and that I WSsr11IslV5IId no" With ffie Cusk15lwCwcas court, Seminole d t . ML1 :•. 4' ,.. V. PWh. in .. • ,. Of .. d dmIv. C. '. ;' I ' z • . 34-Mobile Homes 2 OR, 1 B mobile. Very clean, beautiful location near Osteen. C H&A, reliable person only. 321. 0903, for information. - 2 OR Trailer all utIlities. Water, lights I gas. Clean, 1 child accepted. No petsi $50 wk. 322-9066. CLASSIFIED ADS ARE FUN ADS. READ I USE THEM OFTEN. YOU'LL LIKE THE RESULTS. 37-8usiness Property Commercial Bldg. for lease, 2100 sq. ft., suitable for shop or Professional offices. 323-7423. Commercial Bldg. 6,000 sq. ft. $2 SQ. ft. Can be divided. 205 E. 29h St. HAL COLBERT, ccirdaace with the Pictilews Itilulu. Te.wrn Sistine a0Florida sflsIes1gg7. $Is. Theme. 0. Tide _ ,n I 11-;. L,j el ::' ! Ji'':_ • . . PC-K.$S'' C" 1 tair ' 1"'L ~~' , ..L - .- •••.•.,,--. . • • .•. '::. ' . -':-;.;;.: :-'• ..': ::. DELTONA Large custom designed home. 3 ON, 2 S, C HIA, formal DR, beautifully eapt, kit.. Includes mlrcowave. Near schools I recreation. Corner lot. OSTEEN 3 DR lake rent home situated on 3 wooded aces. Ideal country living. SANFORD ~Ii ,-•::. i:- -.' ;., b V.•--- ,. • d. -- - 311, C HIA, privacy fencad bk yd., at In kit. Owner analeust WHICH CAN BE DONE NO OTHER WAY. CALL 322 2611. Quality construction. $i.soo 50-Mscellaneous for Sale wbeautiful FP, beamed ceiling, formal OR, pan. FR, eal-in kit. & Pup Tents Sale $9.99 ca ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 322S791 detached cabana. Won't last at $79,900. FIREWOOD DELIVERED paint, carpeting & vinyl tile. Pan. FR, cedar porch 1. 1g. wooded yd wprlvacy fencing. N. insist NOW sai if. 311315E.FirstSt. WINTER PARK FURNITURE CO. HAS CLOSED THEIR DOORS FOREVER! We are offering their $60,000 In 41-Houses $46,900. Harold Hall. Realty REALTOR, MLS 3235774 Day or Ni ght JUST THINK, IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK, THERE WOULDN'T BE ANVIl 1mm. 3 AN, 11. port. lmn. Will go FHA or VA. Priced at 131,115 .W"151131 Summinlin A". 3 acres Sued W. Ideal fir your new Posse 5 you e, h o. $31,511 can haves hares, - $4lLFreach Ave. *3 OR 1 B C-A, 2 BR, Pq B 2 Story townhouse. Lg. bk yd, pool, C NSA, $31,000. Easy terms. 31241311, 334113. 3224779 REALTY WORLD. backyard sale ( (tJ $21,000. FURNITURE. BEDDING EASY TERMS with store finan 24351 i S French ()792) Sanford 323 $374 cingi Noon* in Orlando Sanford area refused credit if you will Pay '.downi Let us help you 3 BEDROOM, CENTRAL HEAT S AIR, CARPORT, PINECREST $32,500. ASSUMABLE MOR. TOAGE. 03 BR 2 B home, 4 acres Markham Woods Rd, $130,000. 4$ acres Paola Markham area. Terms. 142.300. STPMPER AGENCY 3 Br, 1.5 bath, split plan, $32,500. William Maliczowskl, Realtor Love seat Green-Gold, $55, swivel rocker (blue S green), $30; Ping Pang table, $I0 Rattan bar (now). $100; 2 rattan stooi, $60. All very clean, 190$ French Ave. 322-1797. Sanford $40,000. 4 OR, 1½ B, garage, C NSA, carpeting. near 25th St. Winn- Dixie. 372-5046 aft $61,500. Thomas spinet organ, $200; expandable buffet tbl., walnut finish 21" x 10" closed, opens to 40" * 101. $150; Conoestoga popup trailer, camp wstove, ice box, wardrobe S furnace, best offer. $319101. S. SEIGLER REALTY New 235 Homes, I pet. Interest to qualified buyer. $34,000 to $44,000. Low down payments. BROKER "A LAND SUPERMARKET" 2439 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford BUILDER. 3222257. Don't pile no longer needed Items 3 BR, 2 B pool home, beautifully landscaped, work shop, green house. 1700 5Q ft living area, $39,500. Terms Sanford 321.0640 Orlando 327.1577 high as an elephant's eye. Place a classified ad, and pile the money in your wallell 3 Deltona lots. $1,000 for all or will trade for anything for value. New Butcher Block S Chrome W. Garnett White 4I ISIS 24 HOUR [H 322•9283 HUGE MASTER BEDROOM Longwood home, 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath, formal dining, eaf- in kitchen, w. range, ref., dish washer, economical cent, hell pump, IV lot w-fruit trees, $47,900. STENSTROM This 3 Born, 1'.', Bath home JUST RIGHT FOR SMALL FAMILVI Nice area, convenient location. Priced to sell at only $20,500. REALTORS uineedkknlM 'miEst. STONE ISLAND Nestled among trees with beautiful landscaped lawn, this custom built 3 Bdrm, 2 lath home has fireplace In LI, abundance of storage, dbl garage, w-gardin utility area. Much morel $55000 with $21,500 assumable mortgage at 1¼ pct. WARRANTED. Just 971,0111 FANTASTIC Ig 4 ON, 314 B home In All. Sags? C 141*, Fl. Mm., OR, FP, wet bar, eq. oat in kit., much morel SPP WARRANT. ID. Yours for 179,519. t SUPER 311,31 home in Sunland w.dining area, Fl Rm., 1g. Li, I 11 Malt land Howell Estates. 1511 Mancheiter Cr. lt32 pool, Ill, 7''1huu1dpsrc1t,+ FR, like new, double garage. 51ci $69.00. Many sstras. 611.15$?. yd I more. Reduced to LOCH ARSON 211 Forest On. 1 IN, 2 both, swimming pool. REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADERI WE LIST 1 SILL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE I JOIN THIN ONE THAT'S NO if Everything in excifteeW cone. 163,310. ML COLBERT, REALTY INC. Sanford's Sales L..dei REALTOR 313.7013 lvi. 311.6113,$31.1J91, 3134122 322• 2420 ANYTIME Multiple Listing Servi ce, BuIldtO$uN-ourISIiryewr$. PHA-VA, P14*20110 - BATEMAN REALTY Reg. Real Estate Broker 263$ Sanford Ave. 321 0739 Aft. Hrs. 372-7u?, 322•4$49 - .-..-•-•--- " - t I -- - - - - _____ brand New Interspning Bedding ', price. Sanford Furniture Sal: vage, 17-92 S. of Sanford 3220721 INC. RREEAL ALIOR' TOR* 68-Wanted to Cars Removed fl'' Buy Top Dollar Paid for junk & used Cash 322-4132 cars. trucks S heavy equipment. 3223990 Larry's Mart. 415 Sanford Ave Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture, Refrig, stoves, tools BUY JUNK CARS From $10 to $50 Call 3221624; 322 4460 Don't Despair Or Pull Your Hair 9991 -- 78-4fttorcycles - _____ - M otorcycle 173 Harley Davidson, very low ml. Good cond., must sell $600. Before noon 3391556. 701 Idg' E. Altamonte Dr. - 33903091 • 313-*Iere,eI.*$.5117 dresser, mirror, chest 1. bed. $110. Sanford Furniture Salvage. 17-92 So. of Sanford. 3225721. - 52-Appliances 3503 Orlando Dr. 323.3300 __ VAIPHAF!nanelng - KENMORE WASHER - Parts, Service. Used Machines. 43-Lots.Acrsags MOONEY APPLIANCES 333-0497 PtIIco S-S copper tone refrigerator w-ke maker. Like new, $300. Sanford Furniture Salvage. 17-92 So. of Sanford 322-5721. Bldg. tot for duplex or single CallBart Sears Kenmore heavy duty copper tone washer I matching dryer. Like new $300 pr. Sanford Furniture Salvage. 17-02 So. of REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 323-1490 Sanford. Sanford-Lit. Sylvan Area, 7 - -S 41- - - ----- - - • • 1- 72-Auction iOu tsT OWNI Used color TV sot 1970 model. Zenith 23" works good, $125. Free Delivery. Sanford Fur. nitune Salvage, 17-92 So. of Sanford. 3221711. INC. . REALTORS I*-1112or 331411 eves. 332*440 -oat; & Accessories allowed. 10150$ MARINE 3927 Hwy. 11.92 Sanford, Fla. 32711 EXCEPTIONAL VALUE 0*110 "THE LAND MAN" *1.7273 GENEVA 1.2 sues 32P an paved I rentage. 107,110. IIpct,dwn. Iyeemsr *3411on. 141101 '77 Toyota, lg bed, p u, $3995. 3231475 o SUPER AUCTION. 0MON,, SEPT. 10,7 PM. -- Due to weather conditions Labor Day Auction was cancelled. Consequently we are loaded to the rafters With excess mer chandise for auction including: Load of old furniture from the 30's; DR 8. BR suites, chests, 80-Autos for Sale Iliev DAY TONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy 92, 1 mile west of Speedway, dressers, tables, plus lot of office Daytona Beach, will hold a desks 8. stack chairs. 1 yr old Rockwell table saw, also local estate consignments & liquidations. Mixture of modern & antique. Something for everyone public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday 5. Saturday at 7:30. It's the only one in Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 901-233- 3311 for further details. S CASH DOOR PRIZE $ VISA MASTER CHARGE '69R5Camero 301 V 8, autoS air, $650 All 5.323.30)9 SANFORD AUCTION. 1215 S. French 323-7340 JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-19 to '75 models. Call 3399100 or $34 4605 (Dealer) - - - I Air Conditioning Home Repairs - HANDYMAN -GEN. HOUSE HOLD REPAIRS FROM CUR. lAIN RODS TO PATIOS, CAR. PENTRY. PAIN TING. 5PR1NK. LERS. 3236766 ANYTIME. Air Conditioning, Heating, Electrical, Plumbing ServiceS Repair. Call Larry for Free Est. 6716294. Lic., Bonded & Ins. Central HeatS Air Cond. Free Est. Call Carl Harris at SEARS, Sanford 372 1771 ________________________ Allances ------ - --_- -. - Lam Mointsnenci. Al4n's Appliances Refrigeration AC Repair Licensed. 3230039 Certified Lawn & Landscape FREE ESTIMATES 3233719 Mowing 371 0095 ___________ Light Hauling Beauty Care TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook 519 E. lit St.;322.5742 ________________________ IIIIIII -- Carpentry --. Handy Paul, has truck will travel. Wants to make small household I repairs, carpentry, painting S misc. Call Paul Hunter. 339.6331. Yard debris, Trash Appliances 5 Misc. (LOCAL) 349-3371 Room Additions, remodeling. general home repairs, no lob too small. Call 323.9165 anytime. OcsClesning Custom Office Cleaning, cornmerical, new const. Licensed, bonded 5 Insured. Quality ser. vice everytime. Ph. 3330541 or 665 5954. Cement Drives, patios, walks 1. etc. LICENSED 569-9433 Inthig& Repair ABC Concrete. Patios, driveways & add oem. Quality work, no lob too small, $11914. Painting by Anthony Corino, In. tenor, exterior qualified In all phases. Free 1st. Call 3220071. Cera$c1%le Sgt. Peppers Painting Service., Custom Painting I detail trim. Free Est. 323 1704. ____________________________ MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty, 25 yrs. Exp. 1691567. PfioIeaØc essmsking Alternations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 322-0707 Weiboldts Camera Shop Sales, passport photos I fast repair service. 333-4)0), ______________________ ' - Ol'einllflg & on11'g ANIMAL HAVEN Dog 5 Cat boarding, bathIng, clipping, Isa control. Pet supplies, dog houses, insulated, shady Inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air coed. cages. 372-5732. ____ - Tracr Ssrvl& DIM Tractor Service Mowing I dlscing, cultivation ditch banks chopped. All service reasonable I prom. Realtors our specialty. Good rot. 349.5717. P'..ea' CsnIp _______ Ill Pressure & Steam Cleani,i: Roof, homes, mobile homes. et c. Mobile home special 12*50, 133,50. Reasonable rates, III work guaranteed. 333-1113. __________ I'fun* Iniuvemsids 1 Man, quality openatl ayrs. exp. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Beal, 337.1331 *--1 ffWdwndiw PAINTING, CARPENTRY CUSTOM CASINETS Free 1st. 323-0519aften5:$ - Vinyl repaIr 5 recelenkig Save up elOpes of r,upliolstsry charge. Nv.3117 SlIMy Flute, excellent conolt Ion Pun loci, f.rhand,$)3S • 323.204 MW SUMcaleb - Thomas Oronis, Planes, QuSans, ampllllens, drums etc. Sib Salle Oflaunt Music Cuter. 3213 Pninch Ave. 325.3231 UP had paymemle I buy 001NY. 330to. I - -• 7 - -• •- .- - •, - -v -. .-. . - çflj • A C. r*ilin. Imnar _________ HIGH I DRY. Largeooks, pIne I psNns, Close in, paved streets, zoned agriculture, horses J. MANN REALTOR AFP1tY 79-Trucks-Traders - 322-0721. 53-N adioStsro risidintial lots of which 4 are wstir front. 043*, - . R*AIR 3233866or3237710 ' Tyson Cement Used 4 pc walnut BR suite, We our beautiful new 510*0. MORE, front I rear BR'S. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 5 ACRES Motorcycle Insurance WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. niture Salvage. 322 3121. So of Sanford. 3221721. 335-05011 42-Mobile Homes - ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top Prices Paid Used, any condition 644 3126 New 10 pc modular Lit suite. $535. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-92 Ushus vw ksmI $ uWIfl I wIll m REALT - .-!_• -'•' Just think- it ClflS*tO ds iont work, there wo. rfr /:t any' $721. FHA, VA. PARK OR New S pc dinette set. Table I 4 chairs, $73. Sanford Furniture Salvage. 17-92 So of Sanford. 322 Longwood. 3 OR, 2 bath, huge corner lot. Privacy fence, attached garage, a yrs. old $35,000. M. Ui.orth Realty 3332222 FURNITURE & THINGS BuyS Sell Newl Used Furniture 323 6S93 5005. Sanford Ave. family home, w-clty water, sewer I paved street. 14,500 Jhsteelma lucid yd 1' lots of potential. This can be yours for • COZY 251. 11 home In CC #awl super sor starter fiemet retail $.69.3, NOW $10. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.92 So. of Sanford. 3225721. JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phone 322-7001, Sanford REALTY ituros JUST REDUCEDII HANDY-MAN SPECIALI 517,9001 4 Bdrm, 1 Bath, satin kitchen, 3 air units, utility shed. Cleenll Call nowil REALTORS 2710 Sanford Ave. 322-7972 contemporary LR IbIs. Orig. Reg. Real Estate Broker toni.'. Why not loin the fastest growing Real Estate Office in town? Find out if we can make you a better deal. 51-Household Goods - 5( - , I HO model train set comp. w. accessories, 3 sets of trains mounted on plywood. Can be seen at 2623 S. Sanford Ave. MAYFAIR AREA IN SANFORD. VERVMODERNIBEDROOM 2 BATH, HUGE FIREPLACE I EAT-IN KITCHEN. TREE SHADED CORNER LOT, 322-7953. Barber shop includes all equip ment, commercial bldg. and land. High traffic area. Could be converted toIce cream, ham. burger stand, etc. Owner will finance. Easy terms. establlsn local credit. We deliver in Sanford. WHIGHAM FURNITURE Co. 2309 So. Orange Blosson Trail, Orlando, Florida., $43 1560. 3 BEDROOM It,,, BATH, SCREENED PORCH, AIR CON. DITIONER, OVER SIZED LOT, GREAT LOCATION NEAR LK. MONROE REDUCED TO $35,500. OWNER LEAVING STATE. REALTOR 3224991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 349-3400- 322.1flt Single story downtown bldg. 4.000 sq. ft. Great for storage, warehOuse or tax shelter. Only $25,000. '-• Piano, $150 *1 unit apt house. $24,500. 2 story downtown store bldg. over 13,000 sq. It. $61,900. Terms arranged. Currently leased. sell everything Single garage door, complete 3274109 The Real Estate Agency Inc., Realtors Osteen. $10,600. 3 BR, 11/, B split plan, fenced yd., sc patio, cony., workshop or office in rear. All for $31,900. - or 3319993. *9.2 acres wmobile hornç, 2 acres Industrial Property, near Hwy 46 I Country Club Rd. • The weather Is perfect for a fast with a want ad. Call 3222611 *10.7 acres. Osteen. $16,200. S acres on Orange Blvd in Paola. Only $24,450. Owner will carry mort. with 40 pct. down. BranchOff Ice - Star Rd. behind Color WheelPaint, 4 blks. west of 441. 293 2575. Open daily 96, Sun. 126. 43 OR 2 8, 2 story home, $42,500. A$SOCIATiSNEEOID ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF UNFOlD REALTOR Owner financing, flexible terms, I acres with 1792 frontage, S. DeBary. S BR, 2 bath home with 2.000 sq. ft. Has shop bldg., partially fenced. Make offer. *5 OR 2 B. 2 story home $45,000. 3 COMMERCIAL PARCELS (1) III 46, (1) I-Il Orange Blvd., (1) 1.4 & 41. Pick your own terms. REALTOR ding, 8. GE appliances 8. TVs at DISTRESS PRICES?? Public S Dealers Invitedl SALE IN PROGRESS TODAY at: Or. lando Wholesale Furniture Dist. 2500 Industrial Blvd. off Silver BUSINESS INVESTMENT Cash for your lotI Will build on your lot o, our lot. V Enterprise, Inc Medel Inc., Realtor 64430': ,. 351, iS, w-PI or could be 3rd 51.133111. 2515 Yale Ave. , AFRICAN VIOLETS 32291141 The Greenhouse Evesafter 6 & weekends ventory of new furniture, bed 41-Houses VA-F IIA.235. Con. Homes Low Down Payment Inc. $21,050. 250 N. 17.92. Cal sslherry, Ph. N". 01.3666 134.1301 3275622 OUT OF BUSINESS SALE II yd across from park. Below replacement Costs at lust lucid -- dental AuCtiOns ,1, Aprts.Is Call flplIc Ai?r. BUY, SELL, TRADE 2400+ SQFT in this newly painted 3 DR beauty w-C HIA, new w-w carpeting, wall paper, pan. FR w-FP, t er rific kitS lovely fenced SPP - WILSON MAIER FURNITURE rm, color treated exterior & 1 yr. old roof for $29,930. - 72-Auction -- For Estate Cornrn'r,I & l"Si FILL DIRT 6. TOPSOIL YELLOW SAND Call Cark & Hirt 323 7350 Good Used Furn Appliances, Plumbing Fixtures 331-4633 Only $34,900. REALTY ------- - Oak $30 cord-mixed load $33. A RE AL WINNERI Sharp 3 BR, on fenced cor lot, features are eat in kit., new paint Inside, big utility I 62-Lawn-Garden Use A Want Ad. 3222611 or $31. DOLL HOUSE pretty 3 BR boasts •, A7114 1 -.-.a,. IIIUIUSUIUII C,ASSIFIED ADS DO A JOB C PICA ww cinpst, porch, iq ;IVE AUVE •1 ~ ~~. I, . 4L,.sLmsI*ii STATE. "••-'- 6446432 Cony, to schools 5 shoppingl --__ .ORIDI% tI _______________________ ... '.,:.. Wymore Rd., Altamonte. MAYFAIR near Lk. Monroe. 4 Bdrm,, 21-, bath, pool & garden area, privacy fenced. Fireplace in family room, lovely ø*t in kit. All conveniently styled & JUST FOR YOU 3 BR,3 B home in San Lantal Good starter home *-fenced yd, 1g. LR I Fl R. 41-Houses - .. •...•." .... REALTY INC. REALTOR 323-7132 Eve. 332-0613,332-1W, 332.7177 It you don't tell people, how are they going to know? Tell them with a classified ad, by calling 322.2411 or 131.903. - .' • Mtg. Broker, 625 No 4D 37AfIau,jaI I 47-A-Mortgages Bought ______&SokI WILL BUY EXISTING 1st & 2nd MORTGAGES. R. Legg, Lic. 143,000. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND POE SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO-3 79-S21-CA4C-E IN Eli THE MARRIAGE OF KAREN TUKEY, Petitioner Office space for rent 3 large W4 rooms, ran. rate. 1011 S. San. TIMOTHY TUKEY, Respondent ford Ave. Call D. Stenstrom's NOTICE OF SUIT Secretary, 322.2171 Mon. thru TO; TIM THY TUKEY Fri. 2654 Bimini Lane Ft. Lauderdale, Florida YOU ARE NOTIFIED That an 4G-Condomlnlun11 action fir, Dissolution of Marriage lies been flied against you and you we rewired to serve a copy of your Sanford 2 BR, 2 I, all apai., w.w written defenses, If any, to it on J. carpet, pool. Close to MICHAEL MATTHEWS, Esquire, everything. Asking $33,150. 327Petitioner's attorney, whose ad. 0333. .7, 21, 197 ' ftlhI$lUSUatM9_ Legal Notice • . 33-Houses Furnished Lk. Mary: '1 . man to help clean retail %toro, to Sanford, mornings 7:30 to 10:* mull be able to work Sunday. ' ••• 11 I ..' :' Retired or Semi Retired 1 BR- $119 up. Pool. Adults only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17.92 In Sanford. Call 323-1470 Mariner's Village. $isd ,':', -. ' . / ' . - ." • .: ' • • 30-Apartments Unfurnished ~""." ISfIS1NL.MOi1 In uU., • 1 Exp.mech.musthaveowntools.l day wk,, paid holidays, frhip benefits. $200 to $300 start depending Onexp. 339-21162. 9~ 8 . ,:' . - 10, _ ilIu1aPdNspis$a 'a?t .• 500 S. Oak $41-7$13. Roger Bollen By Owner $3,000 dwn & assume mort. Approx $250 mo. No Qualifying. Lovely 3 BR, 2 8 block home. 3220216 aft 6 p.m. Weekly 1 monthly rates. inquire PLiI&, Muus,gj ailaw" . On Lake Mary 4 OR 2 bath, air conditioning. $400 no. Call 323.1192 Sanford Gracious living. Rea'. • ____ I -:. IISOLUTIOIS CsssIy Clmestu1gas' 61.sIlmS •, 1 ' iF ___ -• .€sI3224oiJt.d.P 29-Rooms ______ VACAYINS AND ASANINS 14MIP.*AY TO *11061 IT MAY CONCU$; NOTI_ IS _8Mm that ,• ;•.4: . I NO?sci • • - - Over the road drivers. Must hewl yr refrigeration exp. App Metro Sales, 1921 W. 151 SI. Sanford. NEWCOMER! Iidm eft U1I.d @Wd i.: -, Male will share mfurn. pt. with Pool, TV, Air Cond. Call 4.4 between 330 59 PM. fl Sanford urs 16 CDnv. Center, 930 MollonviN Ave., Sanford. Welcome OMid$0Od5MOringeCy, ,,, *iW$*.1l,17,U,5Oct,1,W,, , • •• ,, - • .:4 . . . / HirsU k.. .1 Ivm'esu,,,s-wu , ' To9is Shore - part time exp. floor man. DIIS - 100". o atpsrir L C. ' - Investments, bill consolidation. ___________________________________________ • : 1 -196.5536 LOANSUPTOISO,000. . pwift ZolaSept. 1116111o": 510 CYPRESS ASSOCIATES, • •. , ___ e Winter ladmen, Push. lijor, wo sald lowirme tI ,1los in • . •at . Mile .. .-,. Roomy, Ready I. Reasonable 3 BR-extrirm, 1 B, shade trees, Huge fenced bk yd. $325 mo. 2NDMORTGAGE REALESTATE In • UNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSET, Sell those things that are l ust taking up space with a want ad In the Herald 332.2611 or 531-999) 3 bedroom. $223 per mc., $73 security deposit, Ready Sept. 7. 919 Oak Ave. 322-0251. moving company. We NoTIeao,sieviyuiie •- - NAME TA iii, SEMINOLE tNlelsnsin.,$o.ft: liiCYPUU OPCLUIUld,, ___ • , no. Also 2 BR partially finished for sale, will carry contract. 3224109. Available for Housework Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Saturday. 322-7571 PII It I 'W with V.hahIS moasy eavIisg eaupsns Unfurnished 4 BR. Wash ington Oaks area, $230 College student desiring yd. work. Large or small Call 3230300 • • V IM ___ 32-Houses 21-Situations V.nted * * * * * * * * ' IYllf'& - - • wows TV Nstlu,,s ivory Friday " (corner 10th & French) - NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned Intends to register with Change the original bid date Clerk of the Circuit Court of SEPTIMSEN 12. moss pubiIst, August 7, 14. 1 21, -1579 to SIP. Seminole County, Florida. pursuant , to Section $61.09, Florida Statut ,.gu. "" " the fictitious name of BUILDERS ThitimeandIocs$lofo nre,n.in.s TITLE INSURERS AND ESCROW previously advertis.. SERVICES, under which the THE SCHOOL BOARD OF derslen.d is engaged in business. SEMINOlE COUNTY 1211 MELLONVIL.Lt AVENUE The present Principal Place of bUlifliSi is located it tiC It First SANFORD, FLORIDA 32711 Street, Sanford, Seminole County, Puhilik laps. 10, II, 12. mo FICIP1141110, and 0 2901 Lakeview 0900-M ____________________ Drive, Fern Park, Sam Ir,ole County, Florida. Thu we no Persons in. NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS logo th 1t1i1dbU5lflft59 itthan NAME STATUTE wuss ins the interest of TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN of liii ufldirsISr,sd in said Nefici is hereby given that Ike each buSkWS$ Is U Stated below. vadsrsigeed pursians to ffi. iWidirs itle insureriand "PktNhss Nint $toh4V' ap•• Icro kvlcgi $Imlnolo N4.$9 Florida PatuNi.jIl County, Inc. wIlt, Iko Clerk lime Cletult ceurt RII *11110 SdWI * Calbo * Uftb Loolift III lkwHaIi * Rec. League * Hunlft and Fishine If you aren't using your pool table, take a cue, and sell it with a Herald classified ad. Call 3222611. employer find experienced, reliable peo pl e. Wears here to help the employee find the lob they are best Suited for. 912 French Ave. by • new: We are here to haip the Management potential with is enlnole County Baird NOTICE OpS$D!XTINI0,I FOR ii., mrami v.i wui rcuri IN Apply SALES RECEPTIONIST oom 203, N. Park Avenue, Publish Sept. 10, 1979 31 • COMPLETE SANFORD AREA SPORTS COVERAGE DAILY AND SUNDAY ~ Duplex for rent AIRPORT BLVD. JOANN -THE MANAGER MYRTlE -THE COU NSELOR * * * * * * * * of OURSELVES tabloid on Sunday .r..... ...4 I "" .. 5 31-A Duplexes CALL 323-5176 Engine rebulider. Seminole Au Machine, 301 E. 25th P1, Lip only! Wages commensurate, ability-fringe benefits. Sovietmupowarthers when he COUNTY FLORIDA . YOUR FAVORITE COMICS DAILY and In full FUNNY BUSINESS SPACIOUS? story exciting 3 BR,? B, POOL home on over ', acre Small Duplex unfurnished. No children or pets, $73 no. 3223517 after 1 p.m. or weekends. AUTOMOTIVE MACHINIST In my i.wvwy CommissIon Cham. I'.,.- r mb,: renders 41-Houses - II If 1W '" __ U 1 ; i.a . • III Ave. COUNSELORS WAITING TO HELP YOUI Sell Avon. Increase your ear" Power. For details, call is Sliftford, Florida on September 20, He Said then Rob Showed IM at 7;00 P.M., and September 24 no substantial increase in im at lo:oo a,m., Or as soon as0 IIflh( In brief and WORLD In brief. ' OVS . "I VIII I 'Apts. for Senibr Citizens. Down town, very clean & roomy, See Jimmie Cowan, 316 Palmetto $200 no. 1342437 AVON FIGHT INFLATION . i I IIfl news coverage LOCAL ____ V~ . ... - ..a . ::'-'-' llhIIfl : 323-4733 EXPERIENCED nn iiiiiui DIll •ii uiIi .. SAN DLEWOOD Furnished 1 BR Condo Lakefront. trying hold public hearings to provide the but he mud public tPlsopportunity to review and the responsibilities to the comment on Seminole County's previous administration," Ford preapplicatlon for $0Oo in funds from the U.S. Department of sit Housing and Urban Development to .......t.a L. I1WAt rusa au k i WUIMU USV known if Cuban troops were further lnftrmO Ion,contact ft* reinforced by Russian land $smlnoleCountyplanningoivislon, i term because oIru'arreconnaI-ancefllg1da TheM Public lrkgsWllb.heid Lit 11111111 :.: Elf, or turn apt. FOR RENT 3734697 WE ARE PROUD TO LET YOU KNOW WE NOW HAVE YOUR PROFESSIONAL 4617 or 6M3079. Nsw.pqsr - : HAPPY DAYS! ARE HERE AGAIN! Hostess-Cashier. Apply In pffW Holiday inn of Sanford on IN immediately. - . Furnished Apartments EMPLOYMENT Cook wanted-day shift, iii, needed day time waitress, Ft or part time. Apply in per Holiday Inn, 1-4 5 SR 46. • ILli! j it JiCt0 hs.oe must make 11111 flmIia Provisions of the Fictitious Name leaving 1i 11111 If- Wanted - AAA Application being taken tot waitresses I cooks. Apply person Holiday Inn of Sanford,, Lake Monroe. office, Ford said "we ____________ ft Very clear that SIMNOLSC0UNTYIOARD these troops must leave and OPCOUNTYCOMMISSIONIRS NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING must leave --If the president takes this MUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK dronq; position. he will have: IIIIl fl LILI I LPN. Fulltime&part time In person Lakeview Center, 919 E. 2nd St. Florida Statutes SIg.DaneM.Watson C. Watson, Inc. Ifl his strongest CTIUCIIflI 01 PublIs$: Sip?. 3 10 theCarteradmlnldratlonslnce DEN.20 e .. aIL 18-Help .......... 1432) Seminole County, Florida, under the fIcIltious name of SOLAR PLACE and that I Intend to register sold name with the Clerk of the aueument and "resented the 1 ...jom . II pvurlielvsol * in t V f __ i:. 1111111111 III .-• )VW W - '. ,. U - . reading •:• '1l -. Ib I4I ___ . I.. ... -. correspondent ~ 4!lf 1 : l" il i I, 1 I 1111~:::.liw 1~1~ i I,i i i~vi 1 i , 0 I I- ilullulull, . _____________________ _____ _ I -. 5 I hlrc,op -- I I S U U I U I I ___________ Ford .leDem and $1 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. I is -_ Winter Springs Sertom., . S - TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11 VFW lulls Ladles AvtIli ry, 8 p.m., log cabin post home, Sanford. Sanford Sertoma, 7 am., Sainbo's 7:30 a.m., Community Center, N. Edgemon Ave. Sanford LIeu, noon, Holiday Inn, Lmigwood Sertoma, noon, Quality Inn, 1.4 and SR 434. TrComty Road Rom.rs CB Club, 7:30 pin., Sanford Chamber of Commerce. Weight Watchers,? pm., Sanford Woman's Club, 309 S. Oak Ave.; 7 pin., Summit Apts., Casselberny. . 7:30 pin., Florida Power Is Overeaters A.usymu, Light, Sadord. Aviate. Modeler., 7:30 pin., Hobby Depot, Sanford. SemlaikAA, Spin., open discussion, Halfway House, If AI Noon tore, 7:30 p.m. ; • agreed with Senate Democratic Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary. AlIamo.te$ootk Seminole Jaycee. 7:30 p.m., Waffle Stop, Altamonte Springs. Deities Area Chamber of Commute, board Of dlftC r. 51 I I I I I I I questioned a State Department - - I Cuba I - Church, Sanford. SardAA,8p.m.,1201W.FinstSe. Lakevlew Middle School, Advisory CommIttee, 7:30 P.m., at the school. TOPS Chioter '71. 7 nrn nu.r R2ráIf rhu,.,4., r...i --'- r -''' -. Orlando - Winter Park Seminole 831-9993 322-2611 RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. ___ 10 - On I WASHINGTON (UP!) - the chawal of U.S. troops from the the mood of the Senate." ...............43c a line Church said. He said an initimi R'JVI HOURS "firm dlplospacy" President naval base at Guantanamo Bay 3 consecutive tlmft 31c a line Church said he had hoped the sufficient U.S. response would iconsicutivetiinis 35c a line Carter said he would employ to In return, but any such i*oposal arms treaty could be tensid. Invite "further adventurism" 5:30 P.M. 1:00 A.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY ci.i with the Soviet troops in Is likely to fall on deaf ears. ered on Its own merits, but by the Soviets and the Cubans. SATURDAY .Noon . 3 LineS Minimum Cubs was th have its The correspondent He add the method used to test with the return to Leader Robert Byrd that SALT persuade Moscow to remove DEADLINES Washington of Soviet Ambassa. spokesman about the numbers II would be defeated If It came the troops must be left to the dot Anatoly Dobr)llln. and rationale for U.S. troops at iç for a vote now because of the president, but suggested the The Daj Before Publication Dobrynin has been In Russia, Guantanamo. Soviet troops. United States could use favora wherehlsfatherrecently died, But the united States has "If we do not Insist the We trade status or the Sunday Noon Fridb but he returned Sunday and was made clear over the years the combat troops be removed, deployment of U.S. troops called to a meeting today with only American military instal- then I think we're borrowing elsewhere In the world to put a,... . ae Z5 Vance, Iton on communist territory trouble against the M," pressure on the Soviets. signaling heightened not negotiable, and the spokes6-Child Care negotiations over the troop man said that position Is Un_ ______ _______ issue that Is Clouding prospects changed. Couple wanted to work on pouitrr Mother will do babysitting in my for SALT II ratification and farm, trailer available AZ Sen. Frank Church, DIdaho, home anytime, infants & snail Poultry Farm inc. P.O U.S.-Wet relations generally, chairman cithe Senate Foreign children. 373.3334• Orange City, Fla. (904).775.1135 A U.S. spokesman announced Relations Committee, said Be a demonstrator, earn extra Dobrynln's return and said he Sunday the administration not I 1-Instructions cash from Friendly Horn5 would meet Vance today at the only would endanger ratifica___________________ Parties. Call 3233436 from to to State Department. The time of tion of the arms limitation 6, also booking parties. ENJOY OtIS the meeting was not announced. treaty, but would Invite trouble 373-0012 Creative Expressions The United States had re in other parts of the world If the COOKS & CASHIERS quested Dobrynin's early Soviet troops were not with, ATLANTA (UP!) - Former combat-ready Soviet troops Experience desired. Good p return in order to push forward drawn. insurance, vacation, credit President Gerald Ford, assail- dsiligned In Cubs. Offering PR IVATE VOICE LESSONS union I profit sharing. Apply , with the "firm diplomacy" "I think they must be with- ing his successor for Implying reassurance to the nation, person Lake Mary 66 Food Stan 3227346 President Carter said he drawn," Church said in a that Soviet troops were In Cuba Carter said the brigade poses Lake Mary Blvd. at 1.4. planned to use to resolve the television Interview on CBS- during his presidency, says no thruit4may have been on Wanted Desk Clerk. issue of the Soviet combat TV's Face the Nation. "In my President Carter should Mop the Island for several years. Apply in person Legal Notice brigade from Cubs. judgment, the Senate will not Indos" and Holiday Inn lakefront A Soviet at the ratify the SALT treaty while demand removal of the troops. Ford told the National Home For a career in Real Estate I daily State Department news Soviet combat troops remain In FICTITIOUS NAME It was di sc lo s ed last week Furnishing$ AU O"M SAI Stamper Agency, Wm. Stemp,, NOTICE Is hereby given that i am briefing last week hinted his Cubs. That Is just a tuthfui • • •, nalk it t hat I. 322-4991. xtej,iaSe a# Ot III country rnigi* propose a withassessment of my of doubted" the president's Hwy. 17.fl; Longwood (P.O.Box Weight Watchers, 10 am., Ascension Lutheran Church Casselberry; 7 p.m., Florida Federal, AltamonteSprings. Diet Workshop a.m. and noon, Canton Union Building, stethon University, DeLand;7:3op.rn,, First Presbyterian Church, DeLand; 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall, Altamonte Springs. Sathid AlAsos, 8 p.m., First United Methodist ft I CLASSIFIED ADS 'I 5 CALENDAR 0ZI" - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Vance Meeting - - - •- • ,-• -• - To List Your Dial 322.260 of 839993 =1SS ' �• I , S S. S. - W . 45—Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford, FL BLONDIE 1 #\. "I LIKE T14Ar Sept. io, im Monday, 1. 's %S%%%y L0, - ,t \ P4 , S dop! :%, - # WE \ P 8,, Chic Young by ACROSS 42 Valuable card ll STILL SINGING, MOM..." I CAN SEE HIS UPS MOVING' _. 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Y~.;,..e,, - , - ., -, I _____ .1'. .:;' . $ S .— -S - -. - 1 . ___ ____ . - _____ ___ 0 - , . ., • 'pi: •: Ah. the problems of coaching! Lake Brantley High assistant coach David Tullis goes home with a stiff neck every night after practice with tackles Robyn Graham (14) and Scott Ttimble (77), w)ko wetliih 2al mad 263 poulinds. ratill tWØy. Tt%ls 11--s..16M. $UsUSy wilt try tsv* trs 54 I s t Citat last weekend with a game at Lyman this Friday evening' ________________________________________________ . S., ' - 1980 Race' , ? S ' . . - Pt 4 * S • . •1 . •k... S S. •- - . c ''•- .•.. ._*v ' : *54,. .a. , .. • - S- • - M — /7. 'Zt!Si' , LF. ' ,b. ' .• uND I -. , j4 ,. •4a k Siuhnd PSI iii , ---- ,,. '' ', ,,. , S1" • ., - 5 S ' '• __ •,, .,. 1. ." . "' (/4' l ' X-V1i Irose VANM ph" VNMN •b swanky lijut "1'i I.'.. ,' .• S JANE CASaaIRERRY Herald Stiff Writer LPA member Tim O'Leary' told the commission, "It was the LPA's recommendation that there was sufficient parking and the paved And was not necessary. He has met all zoning ordinances probably going to sue the city," said a frustrated and I don't think you can hold him for anything, he is not legally dSvelOperMondsynlgidaIbrULaflgwgdQycpdiej whole responMble for, houlda't have to pay I failed to vats cmi his proposed Village Plaza mini shopping center. "U you can't take the recommendation of the LPA members, What'Ithslaeo( having them? t' asked EthdGowhem.g wife of the tOsfttocourt"e _ntd former city comnmlasioner. Platt for his project Ia Merok. In w attempt to plies, the Land "You have no parking guidelines or formula to go by," said Flaming Agmcy and the cityeeq ,Dshssiidtjiath,has Jack Haaho, andtherL resident. way we're hadsizorii$anspupar.L"EverytIme!gobscktOths soft to run the c1ty?" enghiuerforacbsag.,Itcost$iacther$NOtO$SS," heesplahied. Grant also questioned whether the latest engineering changes "I'vespadalllcancnthsssplanq." Implementing a requed by the commissM was spelled Out in MIhoughMayarJunsLornialmwadeamolaonthMth.planse sufflclsntdetailontheplan ThecItyengineerAlLind,dd not appao,ad,thegdnoaecsnd. ml proposed Village Nasa would be located on Cow-dy Road appeVuMIIj%Mbeforeth.m,etIngwasadjoua'ne. Fowler said Land had promised to draw up a letter of ix. 4"jut one of Loop"d &JUM 1% plan bed bm appa' process or ore going on by the Land Plsmiuti Agancy, the elty emInosr, and has met lbs va't1on, hid had failed to do so. kill DaMomm. "Why should I be powlizod, becaun your city WOW did not By - ,'' I ( • . 11-_ , i";!- ~%;~7, ,,, ~ Developer Threatens Sult - , S i f ___ w S • X 1k,, _- I zoomss . _ :c' r.:, ..- . . S . .. , NT.. *. -. Against Longwood •J•. , -II .• C'. 1 I IIIt\ .'." ,-.... - . , , - - .. 1, . S ,•. .1; .. • It J-1 •:. . - W __.7 • I.L - 11 y liii • .. The vote was taken after City operations, the display Of added that law currently on the the same distance. agreed to have prepared a new concerned of allowWg charges owners," Commissioner jolu, Manager Warren Knowles told operator's permit and picture books Is so confusing It requires In addition he pointed out the ordinance --%I.,. setting minimum according to what the traffic Morris said. the board the ordinance and requirement that the cabs to charge one rate for city __ by having the regulations requirements, but not on rates. will bear an a purely free. regulating the cabs Is not being owner's name be painted on the anford on the books Is opening Itself to taking enterprise basis. persons 10 the S No firm decision was reached v6t@d "Umalm y Monday enforced in the areas of police door of the vehicle. lawsuits by not enforcing the Commissioner Eddie Keith "The city also has some rt from downtown and on what the new ordinance to be 1gkt to discontinu, city inspection, the keeping of "It is senseless to have ' regulations. expressed his concern over the responsibility to those citizens prepared will include. But rateniplation of taxicabs marlifed documents, the ad- something that is not being another for taking a paw The city m&" ger recom. city sdOPtID9 Ow 0 1,104i As who use the service and to have setting is clefftfltely out, the ,aUng hi the community. ting of rates and hours of enforced," said Knowles. He from downtown to the airport, mended and the commissioners far as taxicab operations are some guidelines for the cab commissioners agreed. S a — ,. Herald Stiff Writer , ___ W A PAIN IN NECK S S : S &• . ___ ___ s a A FR- .. . k. ,. I ' - . -. S S . ~ a - _____ rd Com ission Removes Regulati '* ons For Cobs 9 x •* . - WASHINGTON (UPI) — said Monday, adding that she believes he is rtuming and "It was difficult to get here politicians would hold off on the Presidential politics from cle. and thought come down here ter's invitation. Praddent Cmtw's aides say Carta always expected to have will win, or otherwise: "I'd be and I never thought it would be campaign season so he can tracting from those issues," and wish youI'd all, 'Happy New One top aide said all Carter Sen. Edward M. Kennedy Is a fight on his hands for re- fishing In Georgia" Instead of easy to stay here," Jordan said, focus his attention for the next Powell said. Year.' I had the Impression I told him was that It was "a gool trying to force Quiler out of the election &W will not pull out no campaigning for him In New "If the president decides to run, couple of months on pass e of "I'm very sincere about had missed something and it meeting." Both sides have presidential race, bid "that's matter how the early primaries England. we're going to have to fight for his energy program and ratifi- this," he told reporter. "It's not was 1960." denied a report that Kennedy going to happen." "The President Is relaxed," it." cation of SALT II. that I don't care who the next P. So far, the White House has came to the White House to ask "Kennedy to= have how C4rter has not yet formally said chief of staff Hamilton White House press secretary "We're all going to do president is,I do. But we've got remained mum on details of the Carter to bow out of the contest ctpping away,trythgtogot the announced his candidacy, but Jordan. "He's in a good mood. Jody Powell, meanwhile, said everything we can to prevent loifle things that need to be luncheon the president had last to prevent a deep spilt In th e Carter wishes the press and the premature injection of done. I woke up this morning Friday with Kennedy at jraddentoidoftherace,"sides bismother,"MJuUlllan,"uid He's confident." Car- Democratic Party. ,, • ZL AM"Oi —_______.-.....J I iq . wi S -J - 'is Teddy Tryi*ng To Force Carter From Wirt be = I by tk late " I Befus $e'i'm.nllhs. H. doss a clubs " play and (nVrAmmiiiiAM.) 15 lRhSII$Ui( how blddt!J ,!!)t (For copy of j.00BY Cvii lbS last MOOEAI4 sond$ltg,: "Mx at A1a i uot that his bidd. ° Sdd iii 511m to t to the hat Station ft9 4n, R~" 'a'1C DiYstWMthat. 119.)' r J S - - S by ou L"a" JOIN nomm b,SsbTk.vss _____________________ I __ - • _________ • - SPWIRMAN behedWa 'fIANK AND ERNEST , .. ~ A group Of cm"rnW Parents Is scheduled to make a presin, bor's child who was expelled. tlontotheSemnInoIeCotmtySchoo1BoardWeypIgit Gagilano Is southeast regional director for a fraternal In*~ Wing the benefits of a delinquency prevention program they ou1d like to see implemented locally. County Superintendent of Schools William Layer expects the ,'.',. Twy Gagliano, spokesman for the group, said the program largest turnout for Wednesday's board meeting to be from CeTtar$ontheuseofaspecIallytraInedcounse!orwhocanw various groups concerned with courtesy busing. directly with troubled youths, police, parents and social service Courtesy busing Involves allowing some students within two agencies. The program is now in use In Winter Park, where a miles of their respective schools to ride buses. The school system — policeman serves as counselor, Gagilano said, does not have to provide transportation for students within two — i4 The counselor could be more effective than regular school miles of the school they attend. juidance co%mseIora,Gaglianosald, because the individual would 'be Independent of the school system. representatives from the county commission, countywide ad. "We have a real problem, not with most of the kids but with the visory committee and county sheriff's office, use an "elaborate five POrceft who get in trouble. If we can deal with them before - system," according to Layer, to decide which children should be they get Into serious trouble Instead of suspending them or exprovided bus service when they live within the two-mile limit. peUlng them after they cause trouble we'll be meeting the Courtesy busing requests will be made from three areas: problem in a more cm*nxdve way," Gagliano sal Skylark, T. W. Lawton, and Lake Hodges Estates, according to I Gg1EPJO said a second presentation of the program will. be.theboard!s.agenda.. Fred.Taylnr,.dlrector of federal programs and raullilafttion for the county schools, said that he was sure " r——i wboaayah. bu that t LIt ritpi.at hat bssa dl.cbd by th uaMy COID mittee but committee had not looked Into the with the problem because of a recent incident Involving a neigh- two requests. A. Maryland reader wants to know your rebld after pan. iOf nsr rsonda n heart to your cMm* 117 '..:i. • 'p: - 9 9.10-8 ---a — i. _ __ '". S OPP Ang low: 4 3 ___ 7 - I --- ./ ____ L You hold: I jZN' , Delin ~ ON _Ipispb :: S 1 '— ti- ~ . ed to know about North's sin. gleton diamond In advance." Oswald: "The slam would 41532 •k1034 be hard to reach bymodem 99742 VAJ6 experts. Actually, South,s 09643 0 KQJ1111 final bid of six cluts was typi. *6 6 .... CA of the scatter-gun slam souTh bidding. of the early days. 47 North's two-spade jump was a 9 Q18 force back then. It showed at 2 least two qWck tricks. One :QJl AM A half in spades plus a half In clubs this time. As for VUlnerable: Neither the singleton diamond, that Dialer: East was a lucky guess. Of course, Wed Nor* Ud San* the dam was a dna.11 1• UQIT . 114 - 107" EAST _____ nearings w _____ at the tab a? South's final bid of six clubs looks as if he were A Q 98 - ______ - yourself. Step back so yos can Ln't discard see what they we. 1,10 (July 23A. ). 1 c*riucoii (Dec. Jan. risiwdulandabrewd"-'ir 1$)It'sth your advaidagototill in whids yomi oont your itu. at is today, rather than to aft*a today wlU reward you hold anything heck. W,'i.ily srdsrsly. Tás 's ad to ii - - barging full deem ahead You M404 dam them InWoctleiii . CUM (Jvm 314* 9) 8AGITfAIIIUS (Nov. s-Dec. Plane. formulated today wIU 21) Others an likely to prm to be somd and d"IC inca's faith In Your hsnlous evsuthsh Itmigid be 008O'TH960 PAYSP I'M otiptA CATCH HIM 444VRS! Fg A - Illy olwam Ill V' S •• - A - -1~11 Lewis and Speaker of the House rger Monday joined tax reform measures. County, for example, there has Hyatt Brown. f!FUetative1 from 19 other The county representatives C hber ger,, Lewis md10 1ot1da counties in Tallahassee are seeking amendments to not been a state audit slflC w lb cated W76. If the county has to some support for comPresent testimony before a House Sill 10, enacted at the assume the cost for those pastpromise , but Brown remained r"—' selcn of the House dose o the legislative year audits the fee 'd • O unswayed. btmnimIty Affairs Committee session. The bill requires each $500 fried to review the effects of a co unty to have its annual audit "We got a definite impression ,79 law requiring counties to performed by Independent Similar problems exist In m5fl)' that Phl Lewis un d er st an d s the of the state's 67 counties. • uzne the coats of annual certified public accountants. problem. *dit& prioryears, county audits were —'-----'lIIT-Etchberger said the outcome done and paid for by the state The compromise plan, "The challenge now is to presentedbyFrench,callsfor convince ofthehearingwasu'generany AudltorGeneral'sOfflce. 11il.i the House and the Positive" , with the county The effect of the law will thestatetopayforpastaudits Governor In next m onth's .ftpresentatives informally result in a first-year expense of with individual special session," said Etch. , lsreeIng to a compromise plan about $185,000 to Seminole assuming the cost ofcounties private berger. - City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure -Caring deeply for others and t specify birth date, exprel.g it masterfully today LIM (Sept. ZWd. 23) will, certainly work to your Keep YOW clever thou" to advantage However, one tO use the risk of someone malleft this to his bonaffi. themnawayifyoutellthewrc,ig GEMINI (May 21-June 20) pa a . U's bed to work aim today it SCORPIO (Oct. *Nol 12) possible, becalwill your Your ideas could be faintel Mail80 orWolift could today, bidmake certain you ar. lidedbyoiawhothbikshs / .. .:.41, . . . sit FROM PETROIT I - w Y. GEOFFREY POUNDS which will be presented to Gov. County, Etchberger said. But It audits when they are brought Herald8taff Writer BobGrahmandmembersofthe is not the immediate effects of current. Qtalrinan of the Seminole House and Senate If a special the bill that the counties are Board of County Corn, legislative session is called next objecting to. In many counties, Attending lb special session of the were Wlfonera Bob French and month. Graham has Indicated there has not been an audit for Pre si dent of the Senate Phil budget dire QY ctor Jeff he will call the session to seek several years. In Seminole - make today iwWwomw member of your family may not range ben?tj, rather than on be as perceptive and Innovative their immediate returns. as you are, so you may have to Consider tomorrow, too, not just go ahead and prove just today. . yourself right. You can do it. ARM (March 21-April 19) Find out more of what Has * Your ideas are pod and should ahead for you In the year be carried aid today, but don't following- your birthday by deceive yourself into thinlid sending for your copy of Astro. they are grander than they Graph Utter. Mall $1 for each really ars. Be realistic. ____ YES7 MT S - ,. - i -- £ WIN AT BRIDGE ii - - - ____ mw I — Tu.sday, Sept.11, -. ____ - •• I ;. . HOROSCOPE I 8/ •' --: Ohl C - S S . - by Bob Montana S • I 1 j X S • - - Evening Herald (p 41 280) Price15Cents — I 1 c - 4- . 10 lnformston 43 Put out a bureau (abbr.) tenant - - ___________ e8r, N0 lTue!ptll, lPSaflfOrd!IdJ77J - 5 ___ si - - - ___ V1r- T71i fIJI F' qRa — ( MM; - - by Art Samm S f n 14" • T Dr. S __ 0. 59 Part of the 1111erilel Her memory loss Ii prin. cfp.ily for the lad 1510 20 52 Scottish like ' 4Ca1 45 Nothing years. It's disconcerting to omad 23 Sea dog 48 Mormon State everyone whon she opens as a such Si canpro 24onsfroin DOWN 47 One 1 m' lly new subjecta topic that toms. A good example Is home 20 Vaporous 27 Gentle I Buzz e have tlioughiy discussed a multiple small strokes caused Ships 22 Flower creature 2 AIr (prefix) half hour earlier. It's not bydlseaseln the arteries to the 4 I. 20 Strike 3 1.4ht weight 24 Egg(Fr.) became she didill 32 Foothill team 4 Picture 26 of tenenoug been Bible pan 34 With no 5 Rope of 50 ?nfarnous 2$ Initiated trouble flowers Interested and active par• ter1 that supply the brain, Roman 38 Invisible 30 Beverages 8 Badge emperor tidpsnt in the there may be changes In brain 7 Fodder 5 liquid ve looked into hyperbidc :LkFni storage 33 Financier structure e°'yrnpthrnsofbrath Oxygen treatments but found 52 Plush Robert that it was expensive and it 55 Wireless 41 Compass England 35 Fabulist wasn"t certain whether there culation are almost clinically signal point 9 Eli. 40 Scoops would be any useful results. IndIstinguishable from changes There are no headaches or that 1 2 3 4 5 8 7 8 in the cell with no othersyzn$osns and it has been In circulation. A suggested that maybe a brain good ii — — — iT — — example of the latter tumor could be at the basis 0 problem is called Alzheimer's 15 — — — 18 ——— — — the problem. disease. . . My q=tlon is to what field of Sometimes a severe vitamin 18 19 20 medicine do we look for a deficiency (particularly of — ____________ —— possible answer? With vitamin B-12), toxins and 21 22 23 exction, we've enj yed good various diseases can affect the ii — health all our lives, brain and produce the same 24 25 26 ___27 2* 29 30 31 I wish READER DEAR — — ______________________ — — — YOUI problem was unusual but ' oms. Th re is a good likelihood that 32 33 34 35 It's not. There are all kinds of no specific treatable cause wilJ — labels attached to these COfl be found in your wife's case. —— 17 — — — — — ditlons and eeme of them are mat's what happens In most 38 particularly upsetting to the hatances. The condition may psttetandfamily. :19 1 ess with [jI— The simple truth is that 43 44 'nemberjzg even abbost all, of these probilems are more rernote events. 48 related to some form of change 49 — — — 51 — iT To give you more In! nntion ——— hmthebraln.Weoftenuaoclate on problem lam sending 53 54 55 Be ——— ———— — — — — them with increasing you The Health Letter number years LAst It a important tO 14.2 Age and Mental Function. 57 so so remember that a lot of Men who want this issue an rdatively old people still have send 75 cents in check or coin 62 very dew ml to with a long, stamped, III Fr, they die, so it's not simply enveope ageorelated matter. — your request to me, in care of Inaouneinstances, ther eare this néwspaper,P.O. Box 1551, distind changes In the brain Radio City Station, New York , cells that can be seen under a N.Y. 10019. mimn cope. The cause of these Because diseam can cause BYBERNICEBEDEOSOL changes Is not clearly Un- such a problem, I believe you derdood. They may occur even should look to a specialist In if the person has had excellent neurology for an evaluation of 197 For nutrition and even if the clr- your wife's condition and adculatlon to the brain Is normal, vice on what would be best in Anything that injures the her situation. YOUR BIRTHDAY truth hurts. _______________________________________ Sept.11, 079 AQUARIUS (Jan. *Feb. 19) Your clumes for success look 'You my become involved in a very good this coming year,, specuiativesituatlommtodaythat provided you don't set more has profitable promise. The pals than you can achieve. returns my not be a lari Ma he taken a uttie iIurty Focus on the mod productive however,as YOU Tnlgt*lnbte. 19 Most lengthy dw . INI ___; an Increasing loss 21 Clara Booths eCr ___ 58CNile q ueen, 18 Julist's kill 60 Derby by Moct WaIksr . 1 WIlY? P0 ,) W RAVE TO BURY ape tempered ________________ BEETLE BAILEY THERE WAS A FIRE IN THE COOXGTEI4T. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 10, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a604c97341cf6ef240603db70eabbb92.pdf 06044da39b5d0231fd1e1edcf2a8ce5f PDF Text Text Thursday, Oct. 4, 1n B-EvinIng Hrald, Sanford, Fl. 72nd Year, No. 39-FrIday, October 5, 1979-Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald-Cuss48L2SO)-Pricc k ur rise n nem ymentionloinif t WASHINGTON (UP!) - The nation's unemployment rate fell to 5.8 percent of the workforce during September, the government reported today, a development that may ease immediate pressure on the administration to shore up the sluggish economy. The decline from the August level of 6 percent contradicted forecasts that the number of jobless Americans would rise sharply for the rest of the year as the recession, which many economists believe started in the second quarter, began to take hold. The fresh statistics from the Labor Department also could be viewed as cheering news to President Carter, who has been fighting a losing battle against Inflation and has been severely criticized by political opponents and the public over his handling of the economy. The unemployment rate had hovered In the 5.7 percent for a year until August, when It suddenly jumped to 6 percent. The administration predicted that the rate would climb to 6.6 percent 1 scot"Ilk T LJ SYNTHETIC LAWN TURF ••l) chemicals, ml ' I'I 1- j' Resist dew, weather and ir CONCRETE MIX A40 lb. bag of this mixed sand, gravel prego and cement makes 1/3 cu. ft. of cement. sects. Green, 6' or 1 widths. No. L•2401. 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BC 6"x23".15 From 2X4x.2" 71 SPRUCE/PINE STUDS ' • Piece ISO IPisce lxl2No.3$HILYING Wthroughi6'length . 49ft SHEATHINGPLYWOOD *NNCY APPROVii 3/8"*4 *8' CDX.......71 7 1/2"*4'x8'CDX(3ply). 1/2"x4'x8'CDX(4ply). .S. 5/8" * 4' *8' CDX ..... ..11. -'. • • _ ____ Pope In ' Do-itayourself eling -- America!s __ I • -,• • • -. r '- - * ..•. , . __ , m , $- • . - -• - 1 • •••• •- 4-.----------------I- - . -, - __ I . .3-' . • ' • . • - ' e, I Today - ________ - records, but also utility department account.s. It was noted that Fitzpatrick and Hartsock have audited the general fund accounts since the city was incorporated six years ago. _____ coundUvw DeLores Lash to (p"'alion (*08) which sits DES MOINES, Iowa (UP!)- overwhelming popularity: the forget the security of rural was the diversity and preserva- and we don't see that in a lot of rating sponsor a fire insurance agers In Pope John Paul, II made man has charisma. en America does not lie In tioc of rural America. the priests and nuns we see." cia as if I c a t 10 n $ for the community's te cftm t.eit at home in "The man talks our Ian- economic success alone. u. heartAround The Clock ..........U The words were well mflunIcipalItlss has reduced 04 guage," said coon fire department per.L land of America. are stewards of the received, even if the thrust of The impact of the papal visit, Bridge .................... IA ___ like Mary's rating fran a MA Connor. "He knows how to talk most of Important resources God his remarks was not strong as which attracted the largest Caleidar ..................8* to a 7 First Street between Lake man's duty to conserve it to 3$ has given tothewcrld," he said. his previous advocacy of rural public gathering In the state's Comic' ....................$A Terry told coilsaives the Mary and Wilbur fran 7 to Related slides, 2A42A families In their 111.year-old history, will be felt for monthsCrossword .................IA "Therefore, conserve the land land reforms, WIn5 UVIaiI lit Editorial ..................4* p.m. for the party on country church and toathird to come. of well so that YOUr children's Nuance premiums for his Hailowseim. is just so "jyofttiIpope o simP t le Dew Abby .................IA folks like Ull." a milli on Midwesterners at an cbikfren and ge ciii hPSlalsentopsyailhIs • refreshing," said Valerie Des Moines Bishop Maurice Dr. lamb .................. IA y iy Mao, the council agroW to QIgdOOt mass at a *acre b4ft the four and a half 0am wiH Inherit rm richer Lombsrdo of Davenport, Iowa, Dingman, the pontiff's official Horoscope .................IA to IPW& submit r.coaunendatlons to agricultural muasan. hours he spent In central iowa, land than was entrusted to one of more than 300,000 host, wept as the abbreviated Hospital ...... . ............ 3* "I'm all fur that, he Mayor Sorenson to fill He left behind tears, a feeling the pontiff told farmers the Y°" pilgrims who visit came to an end. "Thi has OURSELVES ..............IA t. • W& Mayor Walter Sorøson vacancies on bath the ________ pIVI"Ig of having experienced history church "highly esteems your From the liturgy wed in his papal rnan at Living History to be the greatest day of my Sports ................... $,7A I 001 city property owners will aridiopltigepvullll*n and the In the making, and an work." He urged them to open-air mass to the gifts he Farms. "He Is so happy In Ufe,"he said. "It's just adr,am Televisios ............Leisure realise a per l,n( savings It bawd of adj4mn.M4 agreement on the reason for his conserve the soil and never received, the overriding theme being a priest and being a P0P come true." Weather ...................IA MW WW sock for the firm to audit not only general f und financial Heartlandle 'The Man Talks Our L anguage __ The date's Insurance Service .• - ______ Lake Mary property owners their homes are block and 41 should contact their Insurance percent ii their homes are of agents to make errs they wood ccsruct1on. The city receive the savings in fire In- received the improved rating sarance premiums available because of improvements and Oder the city's new rating ezpaniIt of the city water 'dilcatkjn. system and because the city has Qty CowieIlm.n Harry Terry a dispatching service. ve this advice at a council In other business the council - - - . 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Easy-to-apply stick on 12" x 12' ROOFING SHINGLES mirror tiles. Self-rimming satin finished 33' 22" sink. No. 47404. Ro ____ ___ Peg. Price 2.4 WD-40 9 oz. size Handy aerosol can of lubricant. Prevents rust and cor- Rates On The Rise By DONNA ESTES HeraldStaff Writer . •. Lake Mary residents will . ,. .. .. soon be paying from 50 cents to The Sanford policeman who the man, walking as casually as $1 monthly more for garbage within 60 seconds of a bank he could, and shortly atcollection if the two firms who robbery at Atlantic National terwards Officer Davis came : have a franchise to operate in Bank of Seminole on First the scene. the city have their way. ree ur y arrest a McLam, following a block , e city councilay suspect today praised his chief, behind ran to him and pointed - , . night delayed consideration of Ben Butler, for having Initiated at a man walking briskly away . request from Superior 0 0 D a special training program to from the bank. Davis . o . Sanitation and Better Garbage deal with such circumstances, recognized the suspect as . prow,. ' Service for rate increases until Jack Davis, an officer for matching the broadcasted the companies submit three years, said It was his first description and trailed him. documents showing the need for bank robbery and he "just The suspect carried a brown higher rates. t.... d5VU WI LU) happened to h the first officer bagunder hisright am I)uAl5VI lids _II who got there. " Davis was on Davis ici ..., increase from $5.50 monthly to routine motorcycle patrol on Davis did not know what was $6 for curb side pickup and from North Park Avenue near in the bag, he said. The suspect $6 to 87 monthly for back door Seminole County Courthouse was reported armed. a Using his _______________________________________________________________________________________ Is asking for an Increase from pickup. Better Garbage Service when he heard the alarm at training, Davis observed the 12:29 p.m. 1%*p.Ct at a distance, ance, checking mai t tar back It The story picks up with what for positive Identification and a $cu up •. •••• TL •. . • garbage curb side. had happened at the bank just weapon. When he was sure the • • . , City Manager Phil Ku! bes before Davis heard the alarm. suspect matched the .. •. ,• .. -e • . recommended approval of the A man had walked Into the description he got off his L__Increase, citing higher costs of bank and joined in a line of motorcycle, drew his revolver, . •• garbage disposal at the customers heading toward and approached the suspect, he 1' Herald Phols by Tom Vincent • county's sanitary landfill, tellers. As the man approached said. Davis shouted "Halt" and The Joint In The Woods - Site of ten arrests higher wages for the firms' one of the women tellers, he ordered the suspect to put his employees because of inflation placed his hand in a brown hands over his head. The and higher gasoline prices. The paper bag and told her: "This is suspect surrendered without an council, however, opted for a stickup." incident, Davis asserted. delay. All the money reported The teller, police said, Councilman Harry Terry said stolen, about $500, was the man about $500 and he , before a rate increase could be recovered from a pocket In th e "walked quietly, but consider ed, documentation hurriedly out of the bank at the First suspect's pants, police said. No showing inceased costs should found. Street exit," according to weapon was ISCO be submitted. Councilman Police arrested David King, • police. Cliff Nelson said it would be 39,1821 Summerlln Ave. He was Soon after the man exited, the charged with armed robbery "patently ridiculous" for the teller triggered an alarm, and a and was being held In lieu of city to consider approving head teller notified the bank's 110,500 in the Seminole County higher rates without financial By.GEOFFREY POUNDS Ten deputies and two state agents in unmarked whether or not action would be taken against the security head, Daryl McLain. jsti till his first court apinformation from the comHerald Staff Writer cars were dispatched to the discotheque at about discotheque. ' panles. McLaIn quickly took command pearance at 1:30 p.m. today. it 9p.m. and after an hour of monitoring activities of the situation according to Councilman Pat Southward Higea said there were about Those arrested were: Robbie Spivey, 18 of 1200 Seminole County Sher1ff' deputies acIn the parking lot, the deputies began makin g bank president Howard 15 customers in the bank when ai s d she wasn't sure the city W. 22nd St., Sanford, charged with possessing a companied by state beverage agents swept arrests, reports said. Hodges. Hodges said McLaln the robbery occurred. "I cersho uld be Involved In rate controlled substance; Susan Lynn Brooks, 18, of through the parking lot and building at the Joint The deputies then accompanied the state took off his Us and mat and taWy feel extremely proud of regulation, pointing out the Orlando, charged with possessing a controlled In the Woods discotheque off Highway 17-92 north agents Into the building and began checking exited the bank on the Park the quick actions by Mr. Superior Sanitation substance; Donna Marie Galaida, 18, of 421 of Longwood Thursday night, arresting 10 customers' identifications to make sure they representative Avenue side, then was met by McLain and the other bank said his firm is Boxwood Circle, Winter Springs, charged with persons on charges ranging from marijuana were of legal age. While in the course of their another bank employee who employees. Things could have charging a better price to Lake possessing a controlled substance; Steve Neighpossession to resisting arrest with violence, checks, some customers attempted to resist intedInthe direction of the been a lot worse, but everyone Mary customers than is bor, 19, of 2831 Grove St., Sanford, ch ar g ed with "The action was a response to a continuIn Spolskl said. bank suspect who was walking reacted perfectly, Including charged in Orange County possessing a cont roll ed s ance ubst and resist g in problem that had to be resolved," sheriff's where the away. McLain began to follow Sanford Police." company operates in arrest with Bonny Jean Wemette, 19, of violence; Demange said there was no call for the I.D. department spokesman John Spoiski said. certain areas under an exOrlando, charged with possessing a controlled checks since he has worked closely with police in Spoiski said the raid at Joint in the Woods elusive franchise. substance; Jerry Lynn Jones, 26, of Orlando, the past. He said there were no minors found to came In response to a two-month pattern of The Lake Mary franchise is charged with possessing a controlled substance; have been served liquor as a result of the raid. complaints received from persons in the area. non-exclusive. James Kenneth Wilson, 18, of Orlando, charged He said the activities outside of his establish, He said complaints of marijuana use, traffic Mrs. Southward also with disorderly conduct; James Jacob Goerr'pel, mont were "out of his control." accidents and unruly conduct in the parking lot reiterated the Superior 19, of 6919 Poplar Drive, Altamonte Springs, of the establishment had been reported. The raid Deputies reported that the eight persons Sanitation representative's charged with possessing a controlled substance; was not a drug raid per se, Spolski said. arrested for marijuana possession were hanstatements that free enterprise and Daniel Leon Rents, 18, of 415 Navarre Way, The manager of the discotheque, Craig the controlled substance openly when they and the competition of the Altamonte Springs, charged with interfering Demange, said the action of the deputies were arrested. marketplace was keeping rates with a police officer and battery to a police ofamounted to "harrasmnent." He said he down. fleer. has asked for a meeting with Sheriff John Polk Sgt. Robert Bisho of the Bureau of Alcoholic In other business, the council to gain an explanation of the events of Th ursday Beverages said the reports of his agents were Seminole County Chief of Detectives e instructed Kulbes to negotiate nlgtt. still under review and could not comment Harrell coordinated the raid, wi th the Sanford accounting Fo firm of Fitzpatrick and Hart- Mopacots Exterior i Threeplece set. No. 938-TAP-90. Lin 75* ______ IWhIELLMUNAlaw 9 COUPON GOOD OCTOBER 4. 5.6 Garbage •; on Led To Bank Peg. Price (sq. yd.) ...... 2.99 Mede for the Southern Cl/met. Each Bulb rate. Sen. William Proxmire, DWis., chairman of the Senate Banking Committee, labeled it appalling, and said the nation would be lucky if inflation is held to less than 12 percent this year. But the White house expressed hope there will be some price moderation by December. Press secretary Judy Powell said Carter will continue to hold firm on the anti-inflation policy of holding (lown federal spending. The White house predicted in July unemployment would climb to 6.6 percent by the end of the year. It had hovered in the 5.7 percent range during the previous 12 months, allowing the administration to concentrate its attention on inflation without worrying about unemployment. However, the economy turned sour during the second quarter to raise new concerns over loss of jobs. The Townsend..Greepan jobless forecast said the rate will probably level off far another few monthsand then soar to above 7 percent by spring. I Nore/co 99 I Unit 1, pleas.' LIWt 2 C811114 please Reg Price (each).. .. 12.99 Rag. Price - - (each) - - - - -1.39 - - 11111_. 410 all- 4110 111- - - 4114111111 ' '.)or 15 lb. 30 lb. (216 sq. ft.) Roll '- i Each Banery With Coupon 40 411 11111111 411 011 . IUh&.IUMI &, 1,1 IiEI1HjZLI I COUPON GOOD OCTOBER 4.8,6 4$" DoubIi Strip F11111011`0601111111SHOP UGHT Uses two 40 Watt bulbs (included). Rapid start. KL240-KL 01 COUPON GOOD OCTOBER 4,5,6 i I 1 Each • 40,60,75orlOOwatts. 249 Sq. Yd. OUTDOOR FLOOD LIGHT Nomlc> -Teen-agers: 16.4 percent inSeptember, 16.5 percent in August, 15.3 percent in July. -Whites: 5.1 percent in September, 5.3 percent in August, 4.9 percent in July. -Blacks and other minorities: 10.6 percent in September, Il percent in August and 10.8percent in July. -Fuiltime workers: 5.4 percent in September and August and 5.3 percent in July. The unemployment decline may help to still calls from Capitol Hill for an anti-recession tax cut. The White house hoped for no new glum news. It received enoughof a jolt Thursday when the Labor Department reported wholesale prices had jumped by 1.4 percent last month for the biggest advance in almost five years. Gasoline and home heating oil costs surged upward again, and food prices, particularly ).'eef, rose at the fastest rate since last winter. The advance represented 18.2 percent inflation at an annual • Quick Act's Straight FLUORESCENT TUBE by December. But the September jobless figures showed that the number of persons with jobs advanced by 610,000 last month to 97.5 million after falling by 310,000 in August. Virtually all of the over-the-month reduction in the unemplo}ment rate took place among adult women, particularly married women, the Labor Department said. The unemployment rate for part-time workers dropped slightly while all other categories showed little or no change from August. Here is a category.by.category breakdown of the unemployment picture over the past three months: -All workers: 5.8 percent in September, 6 percent in August, 5.7 percent in July. -Adult men: 4.2 percent in September and August, 4.1 percent In July. -Adult women: 5.5 percent in September, 5.9 percent in August, 5.5. percent in July. nt Down * .- -- Ear'-• - • •-.- _____ ........ --- -•__e' 1 0... --.- • .•-_-••':, '- -' -: • •.:" .: • •-'•-.- I IL . . ---•- '.b"i'•,-,á. • . - • ----- • - '•.i' .••' !' '.. - - -. ___________ -- - -- • -- ____ - �- .. .. . .. . -. - - - * - - T____ __ _ 1_. . - - . - - I 6 SCOREBOARD #I,, SPORTS . 1-4 M 'I BALTIMORE (UPI) Like fifth World Series berth tonight an untrained distance runner, by sending right-bander Dennis the Baltimore Orioles sprinted Martinez, 15-16, against Angel far out In front Thursday and left-bander Frank Tanana, 7.5, barely had enough strength to in Anaheim, Calif. stagger home. Unleashing a seven-hit, eightTheir tight 9-8 decision over the California Angels was worth run barrage In the first two more than just a "victory it innings Thursday, the Orioles gave the Orioles a 2.0 lead in the left the California Angels for best-of-five American League dead. But It took some effective, if not efficient, relief playoff. j pi tching by Don Stanhouse to Baltimore tries to wrap hold off a furious Angel rally fourth playoff title and earn ir On Lëac(Stjrvivé Scare foot blast into the right-field bullpen. Stanhouse gave up two he consurnes many cigarettes fielder's choice. - Pinch-hitter Ing ended the game grounding I 3 uniform week Ganie, behind (BbIllmors loads series, 1-0) (10 innings) Oct. 4- Baltimore 9, California $ Oct. 3 Baltimore at California, • A - 1,101; Handle $133,217. Thursday Night First game NOuiReyes 10.10 6.00 2 Simon-QuIola $20 6.00 3.20 - W* - 13.00 $00 is0 ,. -- 17.60 6.20 1.10 4.20 1.10 1.60 0(3-6) 38-00i P(6-3) ".90; T(6-3. 404.20. - - - -, host to Spruce Creek. "Hey, we're small," kids Lake Howell coach Sammy Weir. -. Its hard enough for us to move those big ' 1. defenisive guys Olt of the trenches when it's I dry. Its even harder when they're stuck in ft - '' -: mUd and you have to move 'em out." . 7hose big pys that Weir is talking about is -------------the front line of the Amnka Bluø .M. ----- p _______ - Trade Rumors ____ _____ _____ ' .. _ - . ____ ______ - - i ____ _______ - Loses For AIM _ _ '-' - Timmons - U.S. Opens Miiu - ___ resU 104 MOJW PM - óvis Cup - Lead ____ 2L _ ___ y b, SIIIIiV$U 1Md Merk Encàdecn Friday to th17'IS hi eti*h because of a be. injury sit. t UN rIn#enc$wd has pss a who or what will be in givethe UMW aIst.a14l., gave The to play say hig fired during Wednesday's "but beth playsi a etsadeg 'That Is the bed escops .4 101"ry aw Urns." eonnc1ag, however, H.'. doesa'tlahave "Is lbleg *wA to gin nrst of u n.,is Cep senj. marathon iioujjced m. a (or lii --u. Had Sos officials have said flasi on raia# wait. son. wiw s ti. . down plige inW the kihol year saw to Ths Lym J.v. 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Vermeil Is not about to rest 011 well not only i nside and outside High Series: Mika Burke SM, High Games: Andy Patrick 1%. Andy Patrick M; lob Auge $01; Ed 166; Jud Lighlay 191; Martin pad performimces. but to his left and his right," 0mbiit Llew Hare 47$: Gus Hansen IN, Mike Iw'ke 101, Jim "I'm pleased with what we said Redskins Coach Jack Reindl 473; Adam Rlttling.r 460: Arrovo 170; Bernard Brown 176, did (last) Swicisy but lni not Pardee. "Jaworski has LIW Miller 460; Mac McKibben 49; Carl Dierks 175; 01* OfW Ill; Gus satisfied, " said Vernieli. I matured as an NFl. quar. - Hiøry Mueller 451; Ole Olson 456; Reindl 174; Sam Kaminsky 172, Sill Mor ris 434; Barbara Knal 44; Fred Weston 173; Helen Kaminsky know we can be better. We have terback. He started coming Evelyne, Duorkson "3; mass IU; Mary McPhof so 1173s Bell# to Work just as hilrd this Sun. aroutW hist year and now he"s Patrick 431; Winnie Spencer 439; Jorda n 171; Alden Hansen 172; Florence Burhonne 439; Gladys Winnie Spencer 161; AlIce Gajdus.k day. Just because we won last using 11411 i-xperienct'" Oranrienman 433. 161; Micki Lang lii; da re Relndl Week Is no guarantee you're In other NFl. games Sunday, Converted Splits: Ernie Duerkien 167; Trudie Lightsey 164: lea going to win this week. If we 43.7, Teddy iinnett 2.5-7, UsIe Bawler 160; Lil Adllngton lie, Ruth Pittsburgh at Cleveland, it's Miller 3-7.10, Alice Galdus* 2.7.10; Foal, III: Marian MIller 114: Mary don't play better, we're ,,t Lie Angel es at New Orleans, Mac McKlbben 3-47.10, Peggy Augusto 133, Rosi Patrick 151, going to beat te Redsithis." Kwuias City at Cincinnati, the $relt 3-9.1*; Ted TobIas 5-7.9; Hive Barbara KnelsI 151. The Eagles have the luxury 5)( $distt 1-44; Ted Puckett 1-410, High Swiss: Andy Patrick 103; 144: playing the Redskins at home New York Jets at Baltimore, Miii Koesel 1-7; Verne PIM 3.7; Martin Hansen 11$j Mike Burke San Diego at Denver, Dallas at Barnard Brown 101: JulSen Sunday because Pope j 47; Joe Welch 4-1: Pat V 3.4; l,ucItd Thatcher 1.10. Ligleuey 497: Mac MCKISbIn *7; Paul 11 wIll be visiting Minnesota, Green Bay at Gus RIIMI 401, Carl OlirIs Itted SeWs: Dun uum.wi Atlanta, Tam pa Bay at the New 10 R'oel. Marcel ThI:-'j 3.10: Gordon -Jim Armyo 463: WInnie Spincir Washington this weekend. ii Lalses se, Gus 5eln iii; *3: MICkI Lang IN; Mary Mc. return .zne riginially ache. York Giants, Chicago at Butark. 5.151 Virgie Smith 4-10; Ruth Feels 443: Base Patrick 4*; St. Louis at loiatcn and Seattle CPibr#eg McDinnell 44, Harry Marlin Miller 430. Oakland Monday night. 9; Lillian P011143.7, 10$ Pill Heads. Go sat- 41-li; lelle.Jsrlan 1.4; Fred reeled off four consecutive Main Pies, Intruders, Alley Weston 1-10, Herold Fie 3-1l: Lauder. 3.10; Alice Galdus* 340. 19.7 triumph over Atlanta. In Twits. Other Hlelillatøs: Jerry Laidon, that game, quarterback Joe Games: .5. J. Ilidon iio leo w YORK (UPI) - Nation3`0130: Irole Runion 330 Jim gamIs 145.110-ill, Lisle Miller, Ned., 130; Bryant HickJ 197; games 144-141.144; Charles a) Basketball offipasser in the conference, dWs will WOW a lation LwV JMW I" I gmW MCkM 111,; Adlitiglons gamse Ill-Will. succuad " """ ñ See 114; Thelma HIcki. co.4 on passes for Thlmi He*ick IN: Mary Iiir ieindInis: (I) Miser. Auts Parts. two arms toward the roof, the auty ship. sig y Danny Buggs corraled 10 of league annowicsd - (4) JvnVs Thursday. (4)Gafloway those for 134 yards. ' ji series' s. iee ; Ernie Tlm& Wheel(7)Serviceisint MW tw"int will . *UIIdy Pabvde & Jin330 Jim Nadir 13$; Bryant BuIlders' "JoilidoUigufizdedicjob," need for the first time by the HI5s, Sr. 349; Lar ry SleW 311, Crafts- (I) JoceOs Grer, Service I4 lee Ill; Prankie gq (9) LadilS Aijalliary FlOat BaSWvO said center Bob Kialsi. "We are NBA In th e 11*10 season. he is $llfr 113: DISSI P.gsl *7. ____ "The trail or outside) 19'sliP. Games: Am Csliman 177; playing well. No one In football 0I ii- War at the 113: DilAl PreuglO rages-arysni isictoer. sr in CsrehysiLkldsay is arm above his head on any bow 11111 11$: Ihiley Firs Al* 1 lngci4z offense 301; My Susher ow. kicker Mark Mosoley, who attempt from beyond the tlweeIll logiggitg IlL rn,ie - s1 sigh series: Dliii Prsv 40. hsadothe NFC with 42 poInts, PC aunt- m u.s. Mary's p UN. U that attenl is Convirtsd $afN$: JIMI W 5-9- Inclidlng 9.of.iS field goal successfuL he will rUe the TIN&AiniInis-(3)DulNsa Uicky's Cinvas & 10; Ilsiuii Kaelfvel 3-7, Merge Kern IIl(aI R -U). (1).WOTM-3-- (N 1-?: 1151. aurharl Sill Kay iIttwn$..D.fenslvsly,theRad. otherarm,"saldthelssicueina fIilp Bank iii. have allowed only two ralWIdatInenI. (1) J & $ Ur.- husmiii3-* _ _ ___ _ __ ___ ___ in. - . -- _____ -. -i - -- -, ____ - - ' .it 0- -"--- _± _;•___ - - ,. ..- - - -- ?.- ts,p - . -. 0 - , '-.! -:' -----.-. - 0- - -. -1 -" - - - , . -'±'--ai .5 ~ 4 Ap-^ ~., _ --"A ~ . I. - . . , . - -- - 0 , - , ____ __ ___ , . - - A - ' Grannoman iss, Dolores surke ist; NeindI 152; Lillian Pohl 150. ' __ ___ ARCHERY CLASS -WESTSII)E Students %%fll be tau 9 lit the history, ternis and basic skills of archery. Practice work with the bow will start after student has been tauuht hasit' ckillc Clare ___ -- ___ - - __ - ___ - tee. - ', ____ _____ McDonald sho%%ed off that coach, said lie expects the level 4and Friday for boys .Ind girls 12 through 17 years of age. '11iis %% iii of intensity at East Lansing to be' a seven week program starting October 8th. ('lass will iia'c't be s-er) high, troim 4:00 5:00 P. M. A daily work sheet will be kept. 'flwrt' is no - ____ ' For all its tradition of turning senior quarterback Paul McDo- his 100th victory as Michigan - - - ton State Saturday, are led by team." 'Skins, Eagles - ____ ____ required to furnish their owii baton. There will be a $3.00 in. for the eight week course. BATON WESTS!DE Baton instruction is being offered to boys and girls ages 8 through 13 every Tuesday and Thursday at 4:00 P.M. Classes will begin October 13 and continue through December 2. The cost of the' lessons are $3.00 per student. Students need to furnish their own baton. Registrations will betaken from the 1st through the 1'2 of October. Kathy McDonald will be the instructor. WEIGHT CLASS WESTSIDE Basic weight lifting classes will be held Monday. Wednesday Korner - - "A pack?" someone else *ed. "No, not that much," said Weaver. i.', Adually, he smoin anyw1wre ham bm to hm wd a hall! peks "Whenever you &yg you by not to maM ' a game. mistakes," commented Apopka coach (li "When be's working in tM garden at hme in the mwdq, he never smokes," says his Wile Marlazma, "but WhIl) he liii home park, Riverfront "(a though) In a series lilt. Ua, it's wet. Believe me, we would welcome clear L ballpark ..." ___ Stadium , Tuesday and Wed. nobody remembers that." y. Weaver Is what you'd cell a dafuislvs unoksr. In other words, skies for a change." "As far as preuwe goes, no, hesmokesa whole lot mcre who ths(WisarsIn the ftsldand I don't think I'll feel any" Cincinnati's young All-Star an. of his pitchers is working than when his tsen Is hittbig. Gierkeis hoping his team bus can drive orito '1 LaCoss added, "All I co do Is' A number of peopl, have tried to get him to qidt smoking, but rlglsthandr, Mike LsCou, was the Lake Howell campus for their showdown go out there and 5I nobody hasbeensuccsufLJeryHolbsigu,thsOr'IOlss'Oinsr, charged with trying to prevent -; tonight Instead float in. BOSTON (UPI) - Red Box Theft's no reason to ut rw Bodon Herald Americen is a nonsruoker Wmedf btd he waft't Udak d tryiq to make a ft"Vm sweep by the Pirates. Veteran rightie Bert General Manager Haywood reports Sullivan made the added pressure on yoàrself." Weaver give up irettes He knQ$ ,, Meanwhile the undefeated Oviedo u Blykm wnsellieduled to dart Sullivan hu dmied rwnon denial HMwpr had bdW lu& with Weavves pArme r, Hank ]XIA -k- in bag" of &Y Wndw and - -iBoston would trade center Baltimore. regular $e!!!3, did not bow for Pittsburgh. Bauer. their' four th victory while Trinity Prep trav .' pIJ I jj fielder Fred Lynn to the San "i'ier's absolutely "I got Baur off cigarettes for tires or four moatho hi iN?," he Dlego Padm or Lm AngeW to the rumoirs," SWUvm said. win in Cincinnati that he would recalW dtw Thwaby's OrWe vk4my."He add he um fek Y. . ' Dodgers, according toa report It had been rumored that start Friday. better in tdsUfe and 1w stayed them instil we had a hig gems In P.sdi took till field kfl0Wft tam has em come back trom " ; Lym who hit.M with 39 bome "I'm very 'happy," sald publiallied today. DetrW UW season. We had tn am an bus &W ow Out In tW Ohs ON wntbw WtkXA for twiot? ig1*scat a two-game deficit to win the rijij aji4 i RB! this B1}jeven, who said he shOved püargemeanngiiwa Well a check with the National Weather chamnpiosehipa d*,thg the 11. would be traded to San Diego o(fhisbIgredbSNd$O he Coujd Service in Orlando reveals there is- a 30 to o year. history of I) for slugger Dave wlnnew or to "look prettier ID hi PlaYOffs. he had to have a dgarette after that am." Percent chance of scattered thimdershowers 5' Miam Los Angus. for pitcher Don "I hope nm the one cit there "It Is a challenge, a real for oiw area tonight. Sutton third baseman Ron Coy jumping up and down on motivating factor," Bench said and catcher Steve Ygeger. moundattheendo(thsg.ms' shortly an Miami Up Sullivan said there wa! beft. Men..i' el) • "nothing to" the rumors. called a team TAILAIIAZgE, Via (UPI)______ eetabIiit his teem I. good McNamara "Yoa'nalwaysgelngtohave ______ ii pu, wits "major" medhie to discuss strategy. flis Miami piaygrs we .nongio ____ D that type of dory crop up calllpg 8aturday's game cekgs l*M. 'We have bees down all (UP!) - Uast,s,ty during the pliyoffs and World . PM of Miami fullback Taylor Rattkr'a "er heeL" g," j With a teem effort," Bench iin10n. Is out of football "i,' "' ' - ir of Eli' polut, players - .S maay tknee on - SinS lSS in 115W WIth - - _ - Baton instruction is being offered for students 6 - 12. Classes %%ill lx' held on Tuesday and Thursday From 4:15 5:00 P.M. for - By United Press International 4.00 , FLAG FOOTBALL 'Die Recreation Department sponsors a "Flag Football League' for boys 10. 11 and 12 years of age. The boys must be 10 before November 15 and cannot turn 13 before the same (late. All gaines are played at Randall Chase Park on Saturday mornings between September 22 and the 10th November. CERAMICS Ceramic classes are being held for adults and teens, in the 6th grade and over. Adult classes will be held on Tuesday IflOrnhligs from 9:00 - 12 110011. Teen Classes will be held Wednesday afternuons (rollI 4:00 - 5:30 P.M. There is a $6.00 instructor fee for the adults and a $3.00 instructor fee for the teens. In addition, the adult lIuLst purchase their own slip and paints. The adult class will be limited to 18 per class and the teens to 12. Starting date' for the session will be Oct. 16 and run through Dec. 19. BATON EASTSIDE - - - '? S "Amvtiiiit' you play this 6Mendez game, euotiulI will play it big 4 LoWe. 9.2o &.do be overcome. Robinson said. "He's one of thi- tough ISU when McDonald hit iole," said Scheinix-chler. -I Bilbao 3.60 The top-ranked Trojans, who finest quarterbacks I've ever Kevin Williams with an 8-yard think this game' will be won by Sixthgame 0(44)101.10; P (64)226.20:1(6$ Slmon.Loza 11.00 12.40 4.00 return home against Washing. seen- andaperfectoneforour TI) pass with 32 seconds left. the teaiii that plays (lie best 5.00 4-0)674.40. 6Aldana-Oyari 0.00 thgams Washington State, 1.3, was dekse," 4Leue-Coldo 5.00 3Sabino.Loza 16.10 20.20 2.60 52- by Syracuse last drubbed is. LI that's hue, Michigan is in 120 0.60 °"44u"40'pt!4 '3330tk 't4A$d.n..Zarre Sd week. 2 Bilbao-Vegas 2.10 good shape. 'tbe Vulvcrines Seventh some P (3-4) 241.61:; 1 (3( Michigan' will be looking for boast the nation's third-best Negul.Urquldl 10.00 3,00:5.20 4-2)211.40. 2Sabino.Reyes revenge against Michigan defense, alluwiiig a were 174 540 SEcha-Y Twe4ftlsgame 4.00 State, which upset the Woke ants per game and only 1.7 0(2-1) 32.20i PU.1) 61.001 1(1.2. lArta.Juan 11.00 6.40 3.00 rines 2415 Arbor in Ann last yards pet rushing attempt S)11$.Ø lAlava-Arana 10.00 0.00 Michigan's only loss while yielding ,tit average of sear 7 IraYza 0(1-7)62.60, P (1.7) 107.20,1(1.717.10 5.20 1.60 until the Rose Bowl and nine points per game. 4 Bilbso-Zarre 4.40 3.10 5) 742-81111. snapped all eight-game losing Nfichigan State comes into 3Urlzar.Eiexpe A 2,9I11 Nan. $144,024. 3.10 By United Press International touchdowns in their last three streak against their Big 10 state the game with injuries to The Washington Redskins games and have not been rivals, quarterbacks Bert Vaughn and and Philadelphia Eagles bate scored upon all season in the This year both teams come Bryant Clark. tfing for first place? second quarter. The Redskins into the gaine at East I.ansing Ili other major ganws SaturDeltona Pinbusters derground (0) WOTM 1 While It waii thought the also lead the league with 12 with 3-I records. Michigan dab, UCLAis w at Stanford, Penn Standings: Spoilers,' Lucky Stanstrom Realty - (10) Team 10. Strikes, Jet Set, Leprechauns, High G mes: Jeannie Adams 1$?, powerful Dallu Cowboys were interceptions, including five by State Loines off a 27-3 pounding State at INIaryland. Georgia Bucks & Does, Crackerjacks, Dot Bridgman 1$), Alice Densmore a cinch to run away with their cornerback 1.emar Parrish. at the hands of ninth-ranked Tech at Noire Dame, Wichita Doubt* Dozen, CharlIes' Angels, 179, Verna Bolton 113, Wands fourth straight NFC East title. Parrish and teaniniate Joe Notre Daine, while the Wolve- -State at Alabaina, Ne" Mexteo RoWs, Four Diamonds, Ringers, Hubbard 162, ion Hower 161# Nancy the Redskins travel to Philarines managed a 1410 road State at Nebraska, Colorado at Orange Bowlers, Young at Heart. Roberts 160. delphia Sunday as both teams Lavender will be trying to stop 0 Bare-Hares, Popiyes. Super Sports, High Series: Jeannie Adams SO4 triumph over California. Oklahoma ,Ind North Carolina Easy Go-*rs, MI-Balis, Strikers, Allce Densmore 476, Verna Bolton attempt to improve on their 4.1 quarterback Ron Jaworski s Schemnbevhlei', gunning for State at Auburn. to wide receiver Harold Dynamos, ato's,Mr. Mrs 4l7. Dot lridgeman 413; Jeinefle records. passes ---------------------------------Ls uru.. nuiwnu. i,nuO. c-& morRi, rnrcncu 41L s..4*rlIlicnael, WflU mis CUUBI at Butdon'tfeeltoosorry for the Yankees Converted Splits: Nancy Roberts least one IMISS Ili 101 consecuHigh Games: Mike Burke 300; 5-7; Linda Taylor 5-4; Wanda Cowboys. They are also 4-1 but tive games. Running back 107; Bob AUca 113; Adam Rittlinger times); Jeannie Adams 5-10; Eva In recent years. Dallas vi sits Wilbert Montgomery, who lIlt Ed Oumbert lii, Gus Reindl Capp 3.10. Ievs: the unpredictable Minnesota rushed for 98 yards against the Steel Curtain defense last week, 175; MacMcKibbin 175; LIsle Miller Nancy Roberts, Verna Kickens. Dot Vikings Sunday. 174; Ole Olson 174; Lie* Hare 10: Bridgeman, Alice Den$more The Eagles are coining off spearheads the Eagles' running Henry Mueller 170; Eulali Olfhaus Washday DrOplets perhaps their biggest win in game. 161; Rose Patrick 167: WInnie Standings: Shamrocks, GOO Soencerl6l:Evelyneouerkwn 161; Balls. Se* Symbols, Block lusters, years- a 17-14 trIumph over "Philadelphia presents Florence lurherine 164, Alice Hooks & Curves, Make.up$, Oo 141; Virgie Smith 151, getters. Scat ter Pins, Vikings, Whiz the previously undefeated different problems (than but Atlanta) because Carmichael Is Barbara Knesel 154; Gladys Kids, SplItters, Drip Drive, Hits & Pittsburgh Steelers -- cn eauies - - r, out fine professional football nald and Coach John Robinson poise last week when USC players,Southern Cal has never thinks highly of him. barely kept its 12-game winmung had an All-America quarter. poise "Paul's under pressure streak intact. Southern Cal, 4-0, Tenth game 3.00 back. This year that lack may continues to amaze we," scored a 17-12 victory over 11.10 10.40 4) M$.40. ...J__I structol- fee - ",, - ____ ____ n Eye Loop Lead _ - sure hands tonight when his Seminoles play . Not O n ly IT 6) 3S0I- 5.20 other golfers. rrograrn - - his Troja s' Y ea But Their's For AlImArnerica ( 6.10 4.00 lPita-Coldo 6 Echeno.Quiola 6.60 0(44)3120 P (1-4) 123.30,1 (0-4- - don't hurt ourselves with bad field position." players who teed off in the Seventh game INe9uiBsitla 12.40 7.60 6,20 wll carry scale of 126 pounds. Tewell, who rested two weeks thisyear i to make tile top tio). A after finishing third at the B.C. few years ago it univ took about Starting date is October 16, through December 6. Students will be Open, also said the lack of wind $ s,000.' 3.60 0(1.5) 29.60, P (1-5) 92.10,1(1-S. 3Arta-Juan S Urizar.Zarre Showalter Field. Posey too Will be looking for a dry field and 2) $4.60. Fifth game - - in 4.40 4.00 3.40 gusts contributed to a bevy of winds during the morning, 2 Pita .Vegas caine In at 68, along with six 0(14) 30.60, P (4-1)7$.00;T(4-1- fat scores with only six of the 4Simon 6 Ira-Mendez - mediocre rest 2060 5.60 3.10 Q(24) 311-80i P (4-2) 93.01; T (4-2. SMartinex 1) 251.20. round," in IlØffigame iOgulza.Urlquidi 6.20 6.00 6.20 U Bilbio.uyIrl 11.10 9.00 4.10 2Zate.Quiola 6.10 4.20 0(4.7)37.40, P (4-7)101.10,1(4-7- 1 SabinoZarre SAlavaVza 7.60 2)130.50. Q(1.$)44.0o:P(I-1) 139.10:1(0-1 Fourth game 1SabinoQulots 22.00 9.60 3.20 5) 836.40. 2 JoseArana 3,60 3.00 Ninth game lAldana.vegas 3.00 iJuan 11.20 7.20 6.60 pery passing conditions which has severely hampered their output. "Sure its been wet out there," groans Seminole coach Jerry Posey. ____________ "Last week against Edgewater the two of is combined lIke 15 fámbles." "I don't like to fumble at all, but if the weather has anything to do with the game, If its wet again and we fumble, I just hope we - Sixthfame lAldana.Amore 460 3.10 5.60 I Sabino-Arano 0 (2-0) 43.40: 1 (1-2-7) 624.10. Second game 1 EchanoReyes 13.60 5.20 4.10 6 Rica.Quioia 7.20 5.00 lSablno.Amore •. 0(14) 43.40: P (14) 79.30:1(144) 919,40; DD (I.)) 95.40. hirdgame perfect 4-0 record, rallying late Friday afternoons and early evenings just In time to drench the prep gridders with torrential downpours "I don't care about the weather anymore," states Lake Brantley coach Jim Raley. "We'll play in the snow if we have to." Raley will of course be looking for clear skies to give quarterback Tony Constantine a chance to go to the air. So far this season the Patriots offense has been thwarted by "It's not like we can my And the 23-year-old IACOU t1 we've got --them overmatched," did. was not particularly worried ------------ --- ----------siinerat Thr Rivers "ueseaung me 1te20 wlu DC no added. "We beat them about containing the Pirates ory powerful offensive lineup. clinch their &A ponant since "I had fairly good success 1VI, after winning two extraagainst them (Pirates) Inning decisions 7.60 4.80 3.10 I Plta.Quiola So far this season, mother nature has a the ability of the Reds to bounce IU Pirata wed Into the I Echano-0yarl 2 Rica-Amore A dry night would certainly enhance their chances of knocking off Winter Park tonight at SAN ANTONIO, Texas (UP!) morning shooting sub-par "I didn't expect to have a Ili the afternoon aided his score. It was unfortunate for half of rounds. In the afternoon, solid said Ousterhuis. "It was pretty windy when we the 156 golfers that a cold front however, 23 broke par. l haven't been playing par- started, but only for the first "We had the easier conditions Ilcularly well lately so l'ni live or six bolt's," he said. "We whistled across Oak Hills Country Club as they teed off In this afternoon," admitted the 6- pleased. To have the lead got a break on the wind. 5, 210-pound Ooosterhuis, who surprises tue. I've been having Today's round was very satisthe first round of the Texas Open golf tournament, now lives Santa Barbara, first rounds, then tying. I'd just like to keep it Of). but Peter Ousterhuis and the Calif.. battling to gAd back" . I need $10,000 t o iiiak e t h e top Gilbert, playing of the afternoon field were the niorDespite his early lead, he not complaining. ning, fired a 4-wider-par 66 to Both Tewell and Gilbert nee( would not predict he wo uld go The Englishman held a one- hold the lead until Tewell tied on to win uuighi finish to end the seasoni LU the $45,000 first prize. stroke lead going Into today's him in the afternoon, and the top (10 money winners and "I didn't come here saying I forego second round over the tight Oosterhuis dropped in six qualifying rounds all 6,525-yard, tree-lined course birdies and one bägey to grab was going to will the tour- next season. after firing a 5-under-par 65 the lead near the end of the day. lialnent," he said. "I Just caine "It's not a itiatter of life or Bobby Gardener stood alone to play well. I've got to go out Thursday afternoon to grab the tit'atti," Gilbert said, it's lead over Gibby Gilbert and In fourth with a 3-under 67 and and play solidly, just try to keep one' more day home ith ill) Doug Tewell. crowd favorite Lee Trevino, a positive attitude and hit some (ainily. I've %%oil itbotit $44i,60tl Earlier in the day, 25-mile who battled the brisk northerly good shots." and ft's going to take $i0,000 . . carry 121 oounds while the rest 1__ - Jai Alai - Czaravich ,Ind Coastal, %%ill Sanford Recreation nds 3.00 Baltimore at Califor. ZateAmore I ($.2.7 511.10. nia, 3:15 P.M. Second game x.Ocl. 7 Baltimore *t tHfw. 7Zate.Oyarl 10.10 2.10 nia, 1:30 P.M. 3g.0ubola 4.20 2.60 x4f necessary 1 Pita.Amori 2.60 Major League Results 0(3.1) 21.10; P (7.3) $$; Nat$onat League I) 321.60; DD (I-?) 222.60. (No game scheduled) Third American League international 2 Rica.Urquidi go" 7.20 3.10 3.10 By United Press 3 Zate.Beitia 3.00 4.40 Playoffs 1 Calvin- Roy" lAO (2nd game) 0 (2-3) 26.20: P (2-3) 13.60: 1 (2.3Calif 100001132-1 10 1 1) 231.40, Bait 441 000 00x- 9 111 Frost, Clear (2), Ass* ($) Fourth game Downing; Flanagan, Stanhouse 2 Echpno.Martnez 1.20 3.00 3.60 (I) and Dempsey. W-Flans. 6OguitaL.oza $40 gin. 1.-Frost. H Ri-California, 3 JoeV.as 3.10 0(24) 31,20; P(24) 162.30:1(24 Ford (2). Baltimore, Murray (1). 3) 313.S0. Fifth game 12.20 3.10 3.10 a Urlzar.Ovarl 3Aldana.Martniz 4.20 3.10 2 Simon.Aitu 3.60 ORLANDO.SIMINOLI 0(3.4) 44.40; P (4-3) $7.60; - (44. ThursdayMatlnee 2) sio. First game . a Monday, $Low*-Elexpe - movie. Or Is It Firing Squad? irt, scoot "A lot," he said becam he's a bit self-conscious of the amount. _________- . 11-20 19-40 winner would be Affirmed. The than Affirmed, %as to leave away from Steve Cauthen, but %%eeks later. Yet the big possiblv Czaravich. 4AIuria.Yza 6.20 Baltimore at 3 o'clock this we have never been beat on chestnut cult did defeat Bid in The tuiiiplete field for the 00-111159.40;P (II-1) 1t0.S0;T(l.$. gold colt was made the slight4 choice over Bid. who was 4) 732.40. morning and arrive at Belmont Affirmed with Laffit Pincay tile Belmont, wNch is tile same race, %%hich %%ill be telecast by 8:30 p.m. .Oct. 6 from the Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid precarious 0 hnt,t e veryone _rice, Oct. 3- Baltimore 6, California 3 If any of Seminole County's prep football coaches use pre-game music to motivate their squads they might try B. J. Thomas' rendition Of "Rain Drops Keep Falling On My Head" _ ''' ds, Re * Back, To,"WdH?' ' has _1) 646.2*. e Best-of-Five (AU Times EDT) By JOE MANTIS Herald Sports Writer keep goin g with Don "Full Pack" Stanhouse even If Baltimore's cardiac-producing smoke-bailer is hazardous to his health. Stanhouse had that nickname pinned on him because of all the cigarettes Weaver keeps burning up every time he brings 'n the carefree 28-yearold from the bullpen. The way Stanhouse works, he can give anybody heart failure with his habit of running the count to three-and4wo so much and taking so long between pitches. He makes Weaver so nervous the little Orioles' manager continually keeps ducking out of the dugout into the runway or the clubhouse to grab a puff on a cigarette. Weaver has no idea how many cigarettes he went through Th ursday after Stanhouse came In to relieve winner Mike Flanagan, with two on and none out In the eighth Inning and the Orioles leading the California Angela 9.4, but It had to be nearly a f ull pack. Ultimately, Stanhouse hung on to wrap up a 9-8 triumph for the Orioles, their second straight of the American League playoffs, but not before he gave up four hits and two walks and put the potential tying and winning runs on base. Some of the 5Z108 fans in Memorial Stadi um were practically Raindrops keep falling: When will they stop? pleading with Weaver to make a change and bring In Tim Stoddard or Tippy Martinez but he never made the slightest move In that direction. All he did was pull another cigarette from the peck he keeps Inside his sh back Inside from the dugout and steal another puff. To show you how long be stayed with Stanhouse, the Angels not only atrutoherthtw*ss a walk tea two insets ts ninth, hit te r, with t he bases full. Stanhouse induced Downing to hit a bouncer to Doug DeQnces and the Orioles' third baseman tagged Dan Ford coming into third for the final out of the bell eame. wasn't 1-1 goingto take PIMBURGH (UPI) - The drive that enabled Cincinnati to far from easy," said Pitt& because, well, because we got Weaver old afterward, standing In but of his locker only in his Reds' backs not only were to the edge out Houston and win Its burgh's ace reliever, Kent the breaks In the first two "Why should I? Look at all he's done for me. You jockey shorts, games." wall, they were on the verge of sixth* division title since 1970. Tekulve. think I forget a thing like that? I've been going through with "From the way the first two "To be able to win now, we crashing through It, and CmThe Reds, however, weren't Stanhouse for two years and he's snide me look ilke a genius. . cinnati catcher Johnny Bench really have to go with our games were played, it's obvious blaming misfortune for their When he makes me look like a morilm, 17111 qVIL" regular nine men. That snakes nobody's dominating anybody losses. They knew they had Weaver had a cigarette in his hand uhetalked. It wasn't lit but was hoping that position would be enough to It a little difficult to get else," Tekulve said, referring failed to come up with dutch that was only because he couldn't find a match. What Weaver likes so much about Staithouse Is he doesn't give up many home spark his team to victory today everybody else feel a pert of the to the Pirates' 5-2, 11-inning hits when they needed them. in Game 3 of Its National effort. But we're down two, victory in the first game and 3The Reds were hopeful their runs. He yielded nary a or* last year and only four thig yar, 0ti ON ( League championships series which means It's the toughest 2, 10-inning decision In the bats would come alive again In But Starthotse makes him fl3 )%5 other. "It's not like it was in 175 Three Rivers, where they were with the Pittsburgh Pirates. challenge we've had yet." his pitchers. ?11 Ironically, the Pirates when the Reds swept us In three able to take five of six regular If - It isn't, the baW-five ci st raight." series will be over by tonight. seemed to have more faith In season games from the Pirates, someone asked the Orioles' manager, '" too, on Prep Grid Log By MILTON RICEMAN - ,14 the 0(34) 3130: P ($3) $47.30, I (I-]. Baltimore vs. California Weather Key To BALTIMORE (UP!) Earl Weaver would rather stay uptight _____________ than switch, which is merely another way of saying he plans to ' M ' - often paces Full Pack Worries Weaver :.'i- 1.00 -. r W4rJQV4= is.00 71.oza - "This dub has fought back ali,' walks and three hits in the ninth while his top reliever is on the Willie Davis doubfed to left to third baseman Doug De- potential. Thursday, however, California and win three in and was behind In the count on mound, the dugout putting runners on second and Cinces who ta gged Ford. he had 11 chances in the field row." Parade '4 I Martinez 3ivan Spectac u lar Bid, Affirmed Meet 01.10; i (1-4. Oct. ly Is used for his offensive versify. I think we'll go to Sports - Playoffs u " oil Orioles' Manager Earl usually doesn't see me pitch." and suffered through it." __ 3) 45L 00. Ninth cam. Fi Weaver stayed with Stanhouse year the same exact way (as Pinch-hitter Larry Harlow second on the throw to third. bleachers. despite having left-hander Weaver, who nicknamed opened the Angel ninth with a Garcia, who walked twice in Thursday)," he said. "We've Weaver ordered Don Baylor Tippy Martinez ready in the Stanhouse "full pack" because walk and Rick Miller hit into a walked intentionally and Down- addition to two singles, normal- come back from a lot of ad.. - Major L eapie Ifatienhi League Cincinnati vs. Pittsburgh and preserve the victory. nearly every hitter. The Orioles scored fowUmes and lied a Playoff cord with runway while Stanhouse is rd and Harlow w Stanhouse worked in and out "Never a doubt in my mind," working. Rod Carew grounded to second. In the first on two-out singles by nine assists of a world of trouble in the ninth grinned Stanhouse, resplendent The Angels are in a deep hle "The run way didn't work Carney Lansford's bloop Eddie Murray, Pat Kelly and Inning before coaxing Brian In his bright orange "Stan the today," said Weaver. "Every single to right scored Davis. DeCinces and Ford's ftowing but Manager Jim Fregosl' Downing, a .326 hitter, to Man Unusual" T-shirt. "Earl time Iwent back there, they got Dan Ford, who hit his second error. They added four In the doesn't se their plight U" bounce into a fielder's choice to was right out there in front, another man on base, so I home run of the playoffs In the second on Klko Garcia's single impossible. end the game. rooting for me today. He stayed right upon the front step first, singled to left. Lansford and Murray's three-run, 4I - . NEW YORK (UPI) - in the tabbed at even-nwney for the lour hours later, where he will riding. Willie Shoemaker is a distance as (told (up. In (BS. includes [ruin post O. I iiiind of trainer Laz Barrera P2-tulle rate. great rider, though." StlO%%fl an out: Silent Cal. Craig Perret, be walked adddition, he around the shed row. lut-e4 v and "There-isi+rc in hituty 1k had lü final serious work track and tue .w-i: taiiant tiest, no riner, 3t1 attlnhtv tor an Tinrn game (AU Times EDT) Saturday's$3,OOOJotkey Club who has run as a champion at for the Gold Cup Thursday, lArta 4•4 7• (Pittsburgh leads series, 2.0) In spite of the presence of five forecast is [ui rain through 1; Spectacular Bid, Willie i.ao s. Oct. 2- Pittsburgh 5, Cincinnati 2 2 Simon Gold Cup at Belmont between two, three and four years old going a half-mile in :47 2-5 and others in the race, the Gold Cup Saturday. Shoemaker, even; Czaravich, 3ira 3.60 1978 Triple Crown winner (11 Innings) like Affirmed did," said the finishing strongly. Coastal, to be ridden by Jean Cruguet, 15-1; Bowl will lx. essentially a tohorse 40.00; P (4-2) 116.70; 1 (•2• 3- Pittsburgh 3, Cincinnati 2 Affirmed and this year's star, colt's trainer. "This year he 3) (10 innings) Affirmed, on the other hand, affair with Coastal thrown in Ruben Hernandez, was the 8-1 Game, Jorge Velasquez, 30-1; Eleventh game Spectacular Bid, will be the became the first horse ever to Oct. 3-Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, lMafotoArana his final workout earlier in for a little spice. Trainer David third choice in the race. At least Affirmed, Laffit Pincay Jr. 4-5. $2.10 10.00 7.20 race to determine Horse of the 3:13 p.m. win $2 million. If he keeps on had 4Oguiza.Zarre 6.00 3.10 Year hono 6 Cincinnati at the and will just gallop '% hiteley isn't predicting Io ure expected to scratch and Coastal, Ruben Hernandez. rs, I AIdFbLC)Z running and winning he will he until the race. 6,20 time ot 5:38 p.m. 8.1. surgh. 1:30 p.m. an)thing, having finished third before 0(4-7)41.60: P(7-4) 114.10;T(7.4. 7 Cincinnati at Pitt. The credentials of each are the Horse of the Year again." including l3uwI Bid in the Sept. 8 Ii)'i, I) 31111.60. The 3-year-olds Ili tile race, awesome, but to Barrera, if the The steel-gray colt, the only "I ho %%ill go Ili the Man 0'%% ar oil am confident," said INIarlboro ;Ind second to %% _. Twolf th game Spectacular Bid, (;;ilkmnt Best, 1 IraJuan 11.00 1.10 sM voting were held ndw, the millionaire in training other Barrera. "Not to take anything Af firmed in the ,%oodward two the turf •i American League t. Orio Iës Ch irr up 5,19797A I ______________ A-Eve&ng HsraW,Sinfosd, Fl. _- Friday, Oct. 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Herald Photo b Torn Netset "Ifello there." will be the order or the day, Oct. 17, when inembers of the Woman's Club of Sanford, will meet for the annual fashion show and Hello Luncheon" to get to know each other better. Seventeen inodels will show (lie latest fall fashions from Sanford stores. Mrs. Vivienne Sweeney will serve as the commentator. Finalizing plans for the event are, from left, .Ierri Kirk, chairman, and two of the committee members, Dorothy McReynolds and Martha Yancy. Other committee members are Vida Smith and Jima Jones. Vivian Buck is luncheon chairman. II Has - More To Do 0 - . ,mat _ ... A nursing home is not a Iromhere?I'mafigureskater; Ray Speaks on Cons tit ution dungeon-like place where old that's why I want to get Mrs. Dear people are sent to die. It is a married on skates. The best wedding present I Place to continue to five when a The Norman deVere Howard she urged early advanced bley, history teacher, and attending. They %%ere: Mrs. person is unable to live alone or could have would be to realize Chapter of the United registrations and reservations. Principal Dan Pelham, both of Vernon Blackstone, Mrs. Bra m. (...f,....l I&.I,lI. t'nrp for fnr hlmo1f my drom hut I dnn't know fl!,IIuh$nr, ni thi. ('nntn,lrnn,.., "This •'T)slo '..UIII'IIIIUII .shni.I.l Im C,j,,rnI t,... Mr, 14,,rph (',uii,.Iiii, ..-J dream, --.--..... IIUULU I1 Sanford iUIUUI!. .JII'JVI IV......• ,• IOWAN how to go about it. Or do you (UDC) met at the home of Mrs. really something and will be a whom much credit is due for Dunn, Mrs. Fred Harris, Mrs. DEAR IOWAN: it sounds think my dream is too weird.? F. E. Rournillat for its first rewarding experience for all in this informative program on titastings, Mrs. Charles Hobson, like paradlie. Please send Mrs. H. B. Mrs. H. B. McCall, DREAMER meeting of the season. Mrs. attendance," she said. the Constitution. DEAR DREAMER: Couples Martin Brain was co-hostess. name, location and rates. Mrs. lay, Mrs. E. A. ewe The speaker was Mrs. Troy have been married under The hostesses served a Mrs. Charles Steenwerth and The theme for the coming Ray, a member, who spoke of Abby, I work in a care center, bowling rafts musi Bible DEAR ABBY: Please don't water, In hot air balloons, on year is "Hold High Our Ideals the United States Constitution. dessert course to 13 members Mrs. W. B. Wallace. study, church services, also called a nursing home. It Bingo, throw this away thinking it's motorcycles and on horseback, and Remember Our Heroes." She gave the guide to the movis etc dean, modem and odorless. some nut. I'm serious. I so your team Isn't all that Members were saddened to Condttutlon, exptstning that our are center is 'has 24-hour nursing care, have a dream. I want to be weird. ,, stand in tribute to the memory the Law ofthe Land lsdivided k phys ca therapy o seep married on Ice skates at my Get In touch with your of a Real Daughter, Mrs. J. St. Into three parts: the Preamble, %eiidents as fit as possible, and niere are set Standards that all favorite skating rink in department of public parks and Clair White who died Sept. 21. the seven Articles, and the u*rapy that in, nursing homes must meet In Washington, D. C., on Valen- see lilt's possible. It It Is, all Resolutions of respect were Amendments, among In th. Wednesday, Oct. 3, 1979 other cludes activities such as order to be accredited every tine's Day In 198I. you need is a good skate to prepared and read by Mrs. informative facts. OPPIng trips. holiday Parties, year. My problem Is, where do I go marry you. Rournillat. A candle was lit A Constitution quiz sheet was Evening ftrald the copy should S beside an arrangement of white given to all present by the I garden flowers In milk glass. speaker which encouraged i havo road..."A off our regular price. Assisting was Chaplain Mrs. interest and discussion. Mrs. Donald Dunn Ray was assisted with resource at Mrs. L. . D. Hastings, material by Mrs. Belle Rumpresident, conducted the business session. She anCrossmiStitc nounced plans for the 86th UAt Annual UDC general con 00 ention to be held In Daytona Beach, Nov. 10-15, at Daytona 204 E. FIRST ST. — SANFORD Plaza Hotel. PH. 322-1811 For those ho w pan oa l to design is stamped on, the ByJOANNESCHREIBER thread and Instructions are SpeeW to On Hu%M Crowditch is back in style. included. This super-simpk, endlessly lnw tablecloth shown has is , f "N' -, AM is probably the the classic Imari design by up I Stitch you ever Bucilla, in delicate tones of practiced on a plece of blues, reds and golds. The ldligham to guide your cron4ft is scaled to work Al quickly and is much bolder than You may have embroidered the scale used for Smaller mgham aprons and guest items You will find tablecloth kits at In crotitch. But have a department at u ever tried your hand stores and Set a beautiful holiday table, with a cloth crossJoin us in Celebrating the exciting Progress of beautiful Seminole blecloth? A handworked needlecraft specialty shops stitched in the classic Imarl design by Bucilla. With and Southwest Volusia Counties . blecloth, with matching throughout the country. modern stain-resistant and permanent-press cloths, Is ola* sail-embroidered tablecloths are again popular. occasion dinners for R=WtY, You can dill 01111111, ,/ neratlonato come Make a your copy of the 1979 and aprons with whimsical newspaper, Box 3, Radio City N I your own enjoyment and Needlework Album. It Includes cross-stitch designs. 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DEARABBY:Ijustreadthe tter in your column from STER to her brother conming their mother. SISTER dd her brother wanted to put eli' Invalid mother In a home years ago, but she wouldn't it, then she goes on to Hid st the dships she's endured caring r their mother all these years. ,j -________ / :• 0 . 1 Detect, Control To __________________________ — I WIN AT BRIDGE I . . . ! Are -P /- 6= + .,. miteS home gardeners. Mites prefer dry conditions, A light infestation of mites so your house planthwill benefit r obably know that spider usually show up first in a if you keep them in a humid TOM tites are common pests of yellowing or graying of the place. This is especially unDAVIS any landscape ornamentals, leaves. The underside of the portant during the winter, Urban s well as house plants. leaves will be covered with a because home heat takes so Horticulturist Unfortunately, spider mites fine silken webbing. The top of much moisture out of the air. re very hard to detect and A the leaves more or less takes on Another point to remember is to fficult to control. One reason a "stippled" appearance. inspect your plants often. Mite their size. As the Infestation gets worse, control Is mod effective when it Spider mites are so tiny you don't look closely, you may the leaves will turn completely is started early enough. y need a magnifying glass to never even see these pests on yellow, gray or brown and drop If you suspect that your plant e them. In addition to being your plants until there are so off the plant. The webbing may branches, has mites, begin treatipent ird to see they also reproduce many of them and they've done also spread to the plants, eventually right away. The best two and in small ery rapidly. so much damage to your plant miticides are Keithane and So, if you're not familiar with that the condition becomes cover the entire plant. Tedion. Spray your plants As I mentioned before, mites em or you're a new resident obvious. are also hard to control because thoroughly and be sure to cover our area, learn to recognize This is why when the leaves extremely well. nd control these common homeowners bring me In a of their growth habits. Female Repeat this process five to plant with Spicer mite mites lay several hundred eggs sts. seven days later. First of all, spider mites problems, the damage Is during their lifetime and their ways be se that you apply n't really insect but a close usually already quite extensive. eggs hatch in about three days. ive of spiders. Usually Of all of our common plant Within a week, these mites are pesticides according to the 9re less than I-W of an inch pests, I think that spider when full grown. If you cause the most .. Saturday. Octob.r 6, 11 Spider If you've lived In Florida for ny length of time, you OO (lull_I:) -TT . Montana AND ior HIGH- ROLLING CAMBLERS! YES--AS A MATTER OF FACT,THEY STATE THAT T RESIDENTS MOVED THERE 5011.1EV COULD LOOK AT HILLS LO/, ROUIG->' MMUIUTY WITH ION, ROLLING HILLS ACRES IS PROTESTING A t4 TO OPEN A GAMBLING Bob ,I you'll have I 1 -- 'I . NOW Oct. $, lflf-4A - ______ If TO A* ".W6. Friday, Gurounin What would cause me to have diarrhea and will I have It helpful in controlling this. - I THE BORN LOSER _- diarrhea again or not since you really don't know es for diarrhea are many caus * the first episode. I caused what food simple Sometimes it's poisoning. These are usually hope not. Most of the ordinary caused by bacteria or varieties of diarrhea are not chemicals that have been dangerous and are ee1f-lIrn1tIn (abbr.) 3 Fiats formed by a bacteria in food. In diseases. The biggest problem 32 United 4 Patrol — — — — — — — — — — — addition, a person can have is that they wash out too much 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 8 intermittent diarrhea salt and water from the body associated witha complication andcause apersOfltO feel very . 12 13 14 of dia betes or It can be caused. tired. In extreme cases, of ———— — — by certain medicines. Some course, salt and water have to 15 —— people who complain of be replaced. DEAR DR. LAMB—lain low diarrhea are actually taking in potassium salt but I don't Some people, adults in Par-' take any diuretics at all. What 22 24 ticular, are Intolerant to milk would cause this deficiency? and that may cause them to Would a regular daily vitamin have diarrhea. Others may be tablet with minerals be silf28 29 30 taking an antibiotic for an In ficlent to bring my potassium 1n 31 fection and the diarrhea may be them? DEAR READER — It's 33 a complication of that. Then —— there are a few people with Important toknowwby you -34 35 37 38 3 136 ti ulcera ve colitis who have low on potassium. If you're not — recurrent attacks of diarrhea taking a diuretic and have not — 42 40 41 I because of ulcerations and been fasting to lose weight., It would be relatively uncommon. changes in the colon Itself. 43 — 44 — —— 45 46 better understand In any case, you'll not get very So you can what causes diarrhea and the much potassium in a regular 47 49 mechanism,I am sending you daily vitamin pill with I The Health Letter number 13-8: minerals. There may be some 52 51 I I what You Need To Know About potassium but not enoughlor Diarrhea. Other readers who your purpose. 58 — — You'd belarbetterotito have want this issue can send 75 - — — —• two or three glasses of orange cents In check or coin with a INEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I long, stamped, self-addressed juice a day or eat sevend envelope for it. Send your oranges. You could also use. this bananas or other fresh fruits ________________________________________________ request to me, in care of and fruit juices. The fruits and newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Station, New York, fruit juices are the best dietary: R SCOPE H source of potassium. NY 1011119. have increased three glasses of orange juice a Some people ByBERNICEBEDEOSOL intestinal motility. Their in- day provides as much tassium as a doctor would tedines contract frequently and 1979 strongly. This may be prescribe in potassium pills to associated with tendon and raise a person's potassium victor, sometimes medications are level. Y(JIJR BIRTHDAY ________ (Feb. 20-March )) _________________________________ PISCES October$, 1979 -_______________________________________________________ strings IWIIUOULS hav e This coming year you Will b Free sought out by your peers to lead attached to them today. If you or take charge in shared group want something, gnore th pie endeavors. Don't hesitate to in the sky. Dependi on the sweat . take any offices. Lucky con- of your brow. South played two rounds of ARMS (March 21-April 19) twts will be made through ruffed his last heart During the day YOU might have 106 NORTH these positions. and lost a finesse to West's . ct. ) a difficult time adjusting IRA+ (Sd. lack of diamonds. West led •, You'll feel no ill-eftects by thoU titoopth1iO(OthSiS, nackadlamond.Southgotone 0 532 useless club UI5C ru from underplaying your own self- causing YO problems. • 96 2 durnm but ffon his good diamonds, • expression today in lieu of the however, good pals help you club • need of the majority. In fact, It loosen UP. •S 53 finesse and the game. to your best nout will work TAURUS (April.20'MaY )) V 109873 IV AQJ52 "Expletives deleted," terests. Discover with whom Lay down your tools and enJOY 0 KJ64 #9a gulped South. "Three finesses • K 104 4 8753 you bed get along romantically your family if little jobs you are and all three wrong." South was unlucky, but by sending for your Astro- attempting to complete am to SOUTH was also guilty of declarer # A Q J 10 6 Graph Letter which begins be fighting you. rw chores will malfeasance. e hand was a 44 anew with your birthday. Mall wait A Q 107 ;i for each to Aatro-Graph, Box GEMINI (May 21-June ) Be ftesses.Southadoverlooke 409, Rao City Station. N.Y. honest and true to yourself an extra chance. He should Vulnetrable: Both 10019. Be sure to specify birth concerning what you expect or have taken the club finesse Dealer: South before trying for the Jack of date. A good, need from your friends. Wed Nesth East 605th diamond1s. It would have lost SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. fl) old-fashioned talk might be in ut South would have CS 14 Because of so many seff-doubts order. Pam 20 pan 0 today, it may be difficult to dummy, led tM Jack of clubs CANCER (June 21-July 22) paw pan pan apply the skills you truly for one diamond discard, the posss- IA V. Allow your M 10 of clubs would have your lot In life, YOU usu Opening lead: dropped and there would be . the nine for a second diamond' SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23-Dee. up being ashamed when Dame discard. 21) Don't complain too Ioudly 9 Fortune dumps something The extra chame would sonic group activities you had great into your hp and proves have brought home the bacon. you wrong. planned fill to materialize By OswaM Joesby (NEWSPAPER VMMPRM AM.) LEO(July SAW. 22) Even today. Lady Luck has ugb you might un- aled Alm Solls# consciously be dtaft the East twk his see of bearts MODERN,wd $I Win of 'IA you. CAPRICORN (Dec. *jm (ads to suit your mood today and &Wed to the nine of Oddge." we of thMto:r4r"Ps. Ott 00 tOP, dWmomb. West's kIq gob- pw. P.O. Box 480, Roft C(ty 19)Yolere the one who'll cc= youll Still C=8 bled up South's qum and Station, Now York. N.Y. ou1t on top with all the benefit it thob to a lot of luck. 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AHM,'Irc toIeINlT I S4.i4 48 'I ll e 50 Keystone character ,r rs Vi __I$ TaI$o I 41 Skilled 13 I U 34 Snuggle 37 Water (Fr.) 40 More jocular air ! ..— UIAIVIA E 2 NITIOL (abbr.) 5 Rime 12 That certain II_ s1l Answer to Previous Puzzle ACROSS by Chic Young ' Send check Or MOney order with your completed coupons, Sanford, Florida 32771 �12A—.%.,rn9 H•rald Sanford, Fl. Friday, Oct. s, l7 B ishop From Local Diocese Joins Pope ForMass By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer Shrine of the Immaculate saw the Pope, quite close when what the effect of his words will a situation and put his finger on Vatican wearing a track suit. dlvidual and as spiritual head of of the people," said Fr. Kuhns, Conception. The bishop is a I was in Rome this summer, have. it whether he is speaking to the the Church. He emits warmth, "it is a heartwarming event." former director of the shrine. otherwise I would have gone to "This is especially true of kids or the United Nations. i Rev. Patrick Caverly of St. love, and goodness. His concern He said he was amazed at the Bishop Thomas J. Grady of "He knows every brick by Philadelphia," he said. human rights and human don't know how he keeps Mary Magdalen of Altamonte for children and the poor, and Pope's ability to get im- . '--• things--Springs was- not - available - for , _the Orlando Diocese has gone to —heart II aUb Ill -------------------d1ginIty---Thcrc--Is—"—'' ng•up with &hf to the -U N ièré mediately into his schedule Chicago, his home diocese, today. "I think, listening to the violation of these going on in to say since the language is not comment as he is in Rome on a really something. after his trip without showing study sabbatical until the end of where he will Join other U. S. Several priests from the commentators on the progress places around the world In- his own." "The response of the crowd "jet lag" and his good com bishops in concelebrating the diocese were In Philadelphia of his trip to Boston and New eluding Northern Ireland," said Ennis described the Pope as a the year according to his office. has been fantastic - not just mand of English and use of Mass with Pope John Paul II. for his visit there. York and the response of the Rev. Ennis, a native of Nor- rare combination of an In. Rev. Clements Kuhns, pastor from Catholics but all faiths - words. "He certainly does give Bishop Grady will then go to Rev. William Ennis, pastor of people, he Is having a them Ireland. tellectual, but outgoing, down. of Church of the Nativity, Lake and there has been an ex- an impression of strength In his Washington, D. C., to be on All Souls Catholic Church, tremendous impact. But, after "t is amazing," he said, to-earth and an athlete 'who Mary, said, "It is certainly a pression of warmth. He seems kindness and stand for prin hand when the Pope visits the Sanford, did not go, however. "I he's gone it remains to be seen "how the Pope Is able to assess was seen in the halls of the triumph for the man as an In. to have caught the imagination ciple," added. Orlando Man Pleads Guilty In Assault On Woman An Orlando man who forced a pillow case over a 28-year-old Altamonte Springs woman's head and then led her at knifepoint out of her apartment pleaded guilty Monday to charges of armed burglary, aggravated battery and kidnapping. Michael James Wahlse, 27, was remanded to custody by Circuit Judge VoIle Williams. A pro-sentencing Investigation has been ordered. Altamonte Springs police said Wahise entered the woman's apartment on June 28, scuffled with her and then forced a pillow case over her head and placed a knife at her throat. He then led her out of the apartment, but fled when she began screaming, police said. The woman ran back to her home and phoned police. A patrolman on duty noticed Wahise driving away from the scene of the attack and stopped him on Wymore Road. The officer said Wahise had in his possession a knife matching the description of that given to police by the woman. BOMB THREAT George Karcher, Casselberry police chief, reported that a bomb threat occurred Tuesday night against the Casselberry City Hall, 95 Lake Triplet Drive.. Karcher said a call came at 6:45 p.m. saying that a bomb would go off at 8 p.m. The Camelot Home Owners group which was scheduled to meet at the city hail at 8p.m., was moved to the fire According to a Seminole County Sheriff's Department report, the home of Walter L. Dawson, 78, 745 A Pisgah Drive, near Forest City was broken Into between 6 p.m. and 9 p.m. Saturday. Neighbors started playing pool in a garage 30 feet from the broken window removed to make entry. The neighbors reported to Seminole County sheriff's deputies that a car horn blew twice which might have scared away the burglars. The county sheriff's report listed $355 of Items missing including two gold watches, a silver colored watch, two lady's dressing gowns. and a nair of liulv'c nnInm,q - LAWN MOWER TAKEN Robert R. Zasada, 40, 202 Waverly Drive, Fern Park reported to Seminole County Sheriff's deputies his 21-inch lawn mower, valued at $1, was taken from his garage between 1 p.m. and 9 a.m. Sunday. $355 BURGLARY Burglars might have had their work in Forest City interrupted Saturday night by neighbors playing pool. SHIRTS STOLEN John F. Fleming, 26, Apartment 711 Semoran North Apartments, near Casselberry told Seminole County sheriff's deputies 20 men shirts and a container of router bits were taken from his unlocked car, located in the apartment parking area. The items valued at $300 were taken sometime Thursday night. $410 BURGLARY According to Mrs. Georgia Colvin, 65, 30 Cowan Moughton Terrace in Sanford the living room north front side window to her home was broken and the screen removed allowing someone to enter. The burglary allegedly occurred between Sept. 8 and 3 p.m. Sunday. According to the Sanford police's report, missing were a black and white television, quilts, a clock radio, two fans, and a camera, The Items were valued at $410. BURGLARY Sanford police arrested three men near Tru Valu Drug Store 519 E. First St., for burglary early Thursday morning. According to the police report a caller from the nearby Brain Towers Apartments reported a strange car in the apartment's parking lot. When the police officer arrived to Investigate, Peter Rappa, 21, of Merritt Island and David Cantagallo, 21, of Providence Rhode Island were hiding behind a nearby building and Frank Doughty, 21, Dover, Delaware was walking away from Tru Value, police said. A rock was thrown through the front glass door of the drug store to gain entrance to the building. The three men were charged with burglary and first appearance bond was set at $5,250 each. rgu,.,ila,t1 IIU$UIl59 ,inlhlri,i V 06%, rn. ....IA Us DaIU. BUILDING MATERIALS TAKEN Between 4:45 p.m. Monday and 8 am. Tuesday someone took $407 of wooden studs, door frames, and assorted nails from a home under construction in Longwood. William A. MacLean, 43, of Maitland works at the site, located on Lot 20, Track 31, Nelson Ave., Altamonte Springs. He told Seminole County sheriff's deputies the materials were in the garage. BURGLARY Someone entered a Longwood home through an unlocked sliding glass door Tuesday and took more than $1,500 worth of jewelry, according to the Seminole County Sheriff's Department. Christine C. McManus, 40, 212 Hickory Drive, said between 11 a.m. and 4:45 p.m. entry to her home was made through the unlocked door. A gold wedding band, gold ring, white pearl necklace and antique watch chain were taken. CIVIL SUIT The following civil suit has been filed with the office of Seminole County civil court clerk Arthur Beckwith seeking damages In -4 Glass. . . TINTED GLASS REFLECTS UP TO 20% OF TI-fE SUN'S RAYS — REFLECTIVE GLASS REFLECTS UP TO U70Ut- IHE - S045 RAYS. LOANS FOR ANY PURPOSE Loans can be arranged up to $50,000! If you own your own home, condominium or mobile home and lot. All homeowners qualify, including widows retirees and even those rejected by banks or loan companies. EVEN IF YOUR NONE IS NOT COMPLETELY PAID FOR! 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But the more efficient use of glass is just one of the features of a Watt-Wise home. Others can include an energy-saving water heater, higher-efficiency air conditioner or heat pump, proper Insulation, and more efficient appliances. Herald Photo By Tom Netsel Enabling them to read was Louis Braille's gift to the blind. Anita Funk and other volunteers of the Braille Association of Mid-Florida are helping put this gift In their hands. Story, more photos page 3. ht now, but in the long run it costs a whole lot less. FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY PPPII± . . - . - -- ............. s . 4 .4..;-, cv ++ Ib CALL TOLL FREE $:OOA.M..S:OOP.M. 11002824337 MONDAY FRIDAY Pan AA1if,c$ArlcIaIsif;lc*$tIc 101 NMig'oIl As . h41 411, OtM4,. A 32103 ke Ask your buMer about it, M 'i" : .. .. .. + 4:. • $2950.0 to $50,000 FOR ANY PURPOSE! -.+--,.. (10 . Your Credft Is Good For •••;. 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SADDLEBAGS MISSING HOMEOWNERS: Friday, Oct"ber 5, 1979 '4tltuuIii..._. excess of $2,500. + Wayne Parker On Saturday, Oct. 6 all Lake drive Istounify all clubs for one Brantley school clubs will major project, to improve the canvas homes In the district appearance in front of Lake and ask for deposit bottles. Brantley High School. persons wanting more information to Mrs. J. Nick- should call Mrs. Nickinan (182man, the purpose of the bottle 1776 or 8624379). SANFORD, FLORIDA (9 A search by both the Casselberry police and fire departments Saddlebags from al97$motorcycle were taken late Saturday or early Sunday according to Seminole County sheriWs deputies. Alfred J. Olsen, 28, Tiffany Square Apartments, 200 Fern Park Blvd., Fern Park told county deputies between 11:30 p.m. Saturday and 11 a.m. Sunday someone took the saddlebags worth $300 from his motorcycle located in the parking lot of the apartment complex. Evening Hernid _____ p., . - . �Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Oct. s, m 2—Evening H•ra Id, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Oct. 3, 1979— Braille Volunteers GOGUDE U you're thinking of getting out of tbç house and are looking for something to do this weekend, bore are a few suggestions: Help Blind To Read Time Out To Eat LAKE MARY PHILLIPS 66.— Try our Fried Chicken, "fried to perfection in our own kitchen." We feature home cooking and hospitality. Onequarter mile off 14 on Lake Mary Blvd. DJ's RESTAURANT & LOUNGE - Both lunch and dinner specials are featured. Uve entertainment in our lounge Mon. thru Sat. 2544 Park Drive, Sanford. HOLIDAY INN -1.4 -Enjoy live entertainment in our lounge Tuesday thru Saturday. Ladies' Night every Thursday. Italian night Saturday - All you can eat Special. 14 & S.R. 48, Sanford. HOLIDAY INN - LAKE MONROE - Featuring mouth-watering steaks and seafood. Your favorite drinks in our popular lounge. "Overlooking the St. Johns," Sanford. PORT 0' CALL - Specializing in steaks and seafood. Our great salad bar features 30 different selections. Hwy. 17-92 & 436 in Seminole Plaza, Casselberry. SLOPPY JOE - Featuring the Great American Sandwich along with your favorites from our soda fountain. 2911 Orlando Dr. (Hwy. 17-92) Sanford. In 1829, when Louis Braille invented a method for the blind to read, he opened the door of knowledge for countless handicapped people all over the world, braille typewriter, copies can be made on a thermoforin machine that produce; copies on a plastic sheet which are bound and sent to the users, she said. A French teacher of the blind, Braille devised the system that bears his name which consists of a combination of raised dots representing words or letters of the alphabet. These dots are read by passing the fingers over them. "Our work is primarily for schools," said Mrs. Funk, "but we have requests from all over the country and foreign countries." She said every text book used in the state of Florida can be made available, and at no charge to the user. Financial help has come from grants, such as those given by Walt Disney World, and from civic groups. "The Lions are marvelous, they really are," she added. Transcribing material into braille is one of the functions of the Braille Association of Mid-Florida, Inc., 624 E. Orange Ave., in Altamonte Springs. They also offer a free, nine-month course to teach sighted volunteers to braille. A pocket dictionary done in braille consists Of 37 volumes, each containing 80 pages, said Mrs. Funk, and the hard work for a volunteer but it does have its rewards. "Just before you blow your brains out," she laughed, "you'll see some little kid or get a letter from a kid at MIT who needs a book." And, she realizes she helped him get half-way there: "on those darn little dots." Anita Funk, 504 Savona Ct. in Altamonte Springs is one of the volunteers ' who spends many hours transcribing texts into braille, a slow and demanding process. "On the average, it takes nine months to do one social studies-type textbook," she said, "but we get several doing it at one time. Then the reproduction can be done in a week." After the original Is done, usually on a Annual Country Fair and Carnival, Saturday, October 6, Winter Springs Elementary School, SR 434, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Food, games, country store, arts & crafts and auction. .Stetson University Theatre will present "L'il Abner", Oct. 56, 8 p.m., Call 904-734-1186 for reservations. Polish American Festival, Oct. 7, Fox Lake Park, Titusville, sponsored by Polish National Alliance Space Coast Lodge 3230. Polish music, dancing, food and exhibits. Braille typewriter has speeded transcribing process Text And Photos By Tom Netsel Recital featuring vocalist Elizabeth Wrancher at 3:30 p.m., Oct. 7, in the University of Central Florida music rehearsal hail. She will be assisted by pianist Gary Woid and a string ensemble. There Will also be a vocal ensemble. Proceeds to UCF Music Scholarship Fund. V Annual membership exhibition and open house at the Maitland Art Center, 231 W. Packwood Avenue, Maitland, Oct. 7. Gallery 1 - 4 p.m.; "At Home" Party in garden with mime, music, magic demonstrations and refreshments 2-4 p.m. Free to public. Gallery is also open Tuesday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Navy Band of Orlando presents "An Evening with Irving Berlin," 8:30p.m., Sunday, Oct. 7, Lake Eola Bandahell, Orlando. Featuring highlights from "Annie Get Your Gun," "Call Me Madam" and other favorites. Free admission. Bring folding chairs, cushions or blankets,. University of Central Florida Faculty Artist leejes features flutist Carl Rail Oct. 14 at 3:30 p.m. n music rehearsal hail joined by Gary Wolf, pianist md Patricia Stenberg, oboist. Basically Baroque Faculty Ensemble concert in Faculty Artist Series at University of Central Florida, 8 p.m., UCF Music Rehearsal Hall. Admission donation of $2 to scholarship fund. Beal Maitbie Shell Megm -One of the lagged displays of shells in the world. Located on Holt Avenue at Rollins College, Wlider Park, hour, are 1p.m. Sunday and Tuesday and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Wednesday through Satwday. Closed Monday. Acknlukm is $1 for adults and 50 cents, children 612. Group rates available. Ballroom and r6 doaclag, 8 p.m., every Sunday, Temple Shalom, Providence and Elkcam Boulevards, Deltona. Anita Funk, Braille Association volunteer F, ' Braille was once done with hand stylus, now it's used mainly for corrections ............. . . .. 4 - - •- - --•-- S---- - - • -- .. Is a _3_ .--. - .---- . -.'•- • . a -. - . ::L - - .• •__- .. ,• - �4—EvsnInJ$srsW, Sanford, Fl. FrIday, Oct. 54" Philly Di Is TELEVISION Sinatra's Biggest Fan By LOU — Disc Jockey Sid "Sinatra takes a stand on CONSHOHOQCEN, Pa. Mark has spent nearly Issues," Mark asserts. every Friday for the last 23 "When he supports years with Frank Sinatra — so(notblng or someone, It's as have Philadelphia-area all the way. He has the most fans of Mark's program of fantastic loyalties of any songs by and chatter about man I've ever seen or ,wy. IM ui 01' Blue Eyes. known." The disc Jockey's "Friday The disc Jockey first mat A. with Frank" Is the longest- Sinatra In l5. The singer .1 .1 SHOWS r.mning radio show In the invited Mark to the Sands MAT country. According to Hotel In Las Vegas and then . FIAZ ____ ratings surveys, its fans asked him to dinner with 'Uf lF't 19 .MIS The 45.year-old Mark — Milton Berle, Leo Durocher AIAN / whose own eyes are as blue and Mia Farrow. as or bluer than Sinatra's — "Mr. Sinatra was a PLAZA • Is a master of the singer's gracious host," Mark am OM sound and style. He offers gushes. "He always stood brief histories of the songs, first whenever anyone came IMALM analyzes the singer's famous to his table and made sure phrasing, tells tales of that everyone was properly VIIELA Sinatra's escapades and Introduced." • Hwy ?7H1. 3271311 plays that beautifuul music. But biggest 1:4S.1•4$ I A "Other dJs have tried Sinatra thrill came seven 1 Sinatra shows," says Mark years later during one of 01' key I SC Jock ar a wor a u 0 In his office at station Blue Eyes' Philadelphia WWDB-FM In this town concerts In front of 20,000 Five years ago, Mark shows are usually about "He even went the disco outside Philadelphia. "But i fans. "He stopped the show launched the equally popular Sinatra: What Is he doing? route with an updated Program mine with an extra and said, 'Stand up, Sidney. I "Sunday with Frank" from Where Is he going to appear? version of 'Night and Day' I' I ingredient — love." love you!'lwasshocked — l0a.m.to2p.m. And hehas Things like that. I get acopy and experimented with new Don't criticize Sinatra in thrilled." Just begun a Saturday-night of his schedule from his material like Steven Son:3S UFO TARGET EARTH front of Mark. He's more Mark has been in Sinatra's show for New York City company and can answer dhelm's'Sendin the Clowns.' than a fan; he's a true company at least a dozen station WYNY. most questions by referring "He has recorded more times in all. That's pretty believer, Mark customizes every to it." .i..... MIL$ .1,5W ,J JB1jS Ufla out O heady stuff for a guy whose show to his - mood and always During a recent show, the those I-guess I play 'I've Got show began quite by ac- does them live. calle( turned out to be 01' You Under My Skin' and cident. "No one tells me what to Blue Eyes himself. He and 'Drinking again' more than In 1956, Mark was filling In do on the show," he says Mark talked for about 30 any others." one evening for a fellow disc matter-of-factly. "I don't minutes on the air. Two of Mark's favorite Jockey who had failed to take requests because they Mark sees no end to the show up. can ruin the flow of the show. Sinatra shows. Why? Sinatra albums are "I went on the air and For example, If the show Is Because the Man and his "Swinging Affair" and asked the listeners, 'Who do roaring, someone could call Music hold up. Mark notes "Songs for Lovers," both you want to hear for the next and say, 'How about playing that his three teen-age sons from the 1950s. how — Miles Davis or Frank "Here's to That Rainy as well as his wife, Judy, "But," he adds, "my allSinatra?' A guy called right Day"?' That would slow share his enthusiasm for the time favorite album Is away and requested Sinatra. everything down. 'Water-town,' which didn't singer. I said fine and asked him "A lot of what goes on the sell well In other parts of the "Sinatra stayed conwhat T should r'sill th h,,... nil. ,i.....1 country but did well in the My 1110M it temporary Ulrough the He said, 'How about "Friday I've had a very bad day, I years," the disc Jockey Philadelphia area. I played with Frank"?" II may play four hours of observes. "He hasn't basked it until it was white. #M11 F1 U T VU1' From those humble ballads, which could drive in his own glory. It would "These albums are works beginnings grew a show as some people rigid up the have been easy for him to of Mark proclaims Indentified with Philadelphia wail. If I'm in a really good stay with standards such as while art," pointing to a number of as soft pretzels. mood, I may go with all 'I've Got You Under My 01' Blue Eyes' recordings "Friday with Frank" swinging numbers. But I try Skin,' but he took chances sprinkled across his desk. eventually expanded to to balance It all out. with new sounds like 'Big "What Picasso was to art, occupy the 6tol0p.m.Slot. "The calls l get during the Bad Leroy Brown.' Sinatra istomusic." GAUL J • / •• I • PLELR number 200,000 a week, other celebrities such as .. Mark says his . / • — ---- - COURSE I World War II Series Shot Down NEW YORK (UPI) "From Here tOEternity: the War Years" has been shot down before It ever became air- i Inatelild,NBC Will Present "This Best Of Saturday Night Oil 1 DOZ. ROCK' RIMP WITH $IRLOIN sti* . V' WITH DINNER YOU ,rrs ls. iiu. ON *0 said vs0 i.e oil Ire. or talilius MW ei,-.ysir ask. il No I.5sd pilswas, yeSes rice. On del. -• 1W . IOUNG[ FiLY October 5 thru 11 (NEA) jp, B, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ~A T Ul?()A Y7 DANCING SHOW --- --j KUIII ., And of live, and puts the Not For Prime Time Players lido prime time. "Eternity" had been scheduled to premiere Oct 24,10 p.m., Eern time, which now becomes the debut for the "Saturday NI& Live" _ from &ffaed Shm but will rspsat Whole cutting them down from a 90. #4124wIllity,91 acwrft to NBC, will e ip.giie _mameti — time se en episoiiesi been shot and work has begun on an e4giith ,s, iihi.. The now WI%III nlaI us o.w )IUI' . ..ei 1.It ,, NXI com.4' evening followed by "jin.n Strokes" and "Hello, Larry." 44strobet and "Larry" were preem~sd by "The Last Convertible" this pad week, but "Real People" Justified NBC thief Fred Silverman's confidence In It by ranking 20th in the Nielm ratings, capturing a 35 percei sham of the a udience. for the week went to CBS, mtgd about wren cm.votaa .i - season the network moved Into second place. The difference last week was the lowered score of still tWWWM ABC AM the rim for NBC over last yen's NBC's good performance cam from flu showings by "IAttleHouseonthsprje "CHIPs,"Garycolernanln "'fljKid From [aft FWI and respectable showings by others including some newcomers "Buck Rogers ill the of Sheriff Loo" and "A man Called NOM.11 The best score by a new series In last week's ratings went to CBS's "Trapper John, M.D.," the only newcomer to iflak ftit the 10 While all the fulfare VM to prime time daytime sometimes de" ' " -' u. i'.uufl) gain. .0 soap operas to rweae ,.. Iw it5 nighttime 1s151US damintL An PIP is "Oetobw 11agazins,19 which airs on CBS ( 1G4 AAm time. • 5 — I- IfS IfS ' O top network pWa= for the week ending Sept , locording to the A.C. Nielsen Co., were: 1: Three's Company; 2: a';'Angels; 3: Little House on the Prairie- 460 Mintites- 5- X-A-&H;, Ight (N BC) ciigii~ierws (CBS) PBs) J1 osw. BskO(Ai Sports On The Air ° '• S., . e.oi - - I . .. - __ J,5 RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE EA . V . ..,' .• •. - -. - Farah Fawcett: Adoration Sours By DICK KLEINEJI HOLLYWOOD (NEA) Be honest. What Is the first . thought that flitters across your mind when you hear the . .1 name, Farrah Fawcett? . • the Eastern division champiSATURDAY (D O NFL FOOTBALL Dallas Chances are it Is not ons Cowboys at Minnesota Vikings OCTOBER 6. 1979 complimentary. Nowadays, EVENING SUNDAY the reaction has set in, When MORNING she starred In "Charlie's 8:45 OCTOBER?. 1979 Angels" (4)0 NFl. TODAY and practically 10:30 single-handedly single-handedly made it a SAILING, SAIUNQ MORNING smash hit — the public (I (1} BASEBALL The CaliforAFTERNOON nia Angels host the Baltimore adored her. But much of that 11:30 12:30 Orioles in the fifth game, if adoration has soured lately. 0 BILL DANCE OUTDOORS W RUDY HUBBARD necessary, in the American AFTERNOON And Farrah knows it. League playoffs. 1.- 00 When I asked her if she ever 12:00 (M WRESTLING got the feeling that people (2)BOBSYBOWDEN MONDAY 1:30 (1) CHARLIE PELL tcxlayare rooting for her to 05CMFOOTBALL OCTOBER 8, 1979 0 JOHN MCKAY fail, she laughed. It wasn't a 0 VINCE DOOLEY 3:01 funny laugh. It was one of (M BASEBALL The Califorthose sad 12:30 ad laughs, heavy with s nia Angels play host to the Bal- C:D CHARLIE E PELL Irony. 9:00 timora Orioles in the fourth @i 0 NFL TODAY "Oh yes. Oh, yes," she 0 NFL FOOTBALL Miami game, if necessary, of the Q COLLEGE FOOTBALL '19 Dolphins at Oakland Raiders said. American League playoffs. Weekly highlights of key NCAA But then the nice Farrah football contests are present. 4:30 TUESDAY took over, the Farrah who 02) THIS IS THE WORLD FAIRA H FAWCETT grew up a normal girl and SERIES 02) BOBBY BOWDEN OCTOBER 9, 1979 went to church and still feelings people have toward scripts are sent 1:00 5:00 to me, It's thinks most people in the me are more toward my hard. Also, I TO NFL FOOTBALL Tampa (4)0 JOCKEY CLUB GOLD EVENING am in a difficult CUP Live coverage of a mile- Bay Buccaneers at New York world are OK. image than toward the real age it's hard forme to find 8:00 Giants and-one-half horse race for "But I can understand that tue." a leading man of the right coy0 WORLD SERIES Livegame three-year-old thoroughbreds feeling," she says. "It is a 1:01 The real Farrah? Bright, age." erage of the the first and up, from Belmont Park in j02) BASEBALL Live coverfrom the city of the American normal feeling. I'd be lying If cheerful, optimistic. She Elmont, New York. age of the fifth game. if neces- League Champion. I didn't tell you that I've had knows what she wants, tries She has another problem 0 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS sary in the National League that that same feeling. maybe the other ladies When I World Speedway Motorcycle playoffs from the city of the very hard to get it. was in art class, I don't have. She is torn right Championships from Chorzow, Eastern Division champions, would W WEDNESDAY And it isn't easy to get Poland: World Figure Skating down the middle by the hope that this person who because what she wants are b OCTOBER 10, 1979 1:30 Champions in exhibition from always turned in a great urning question: Should she 0 WRESTLING Vienna, Austria. good parts right now. They be working in the painting would may be this first place. EVENING EVENING 3:46 week turn in a painting that never were very conunon, less so today. "There is a part of me," (1)0 NFL TODAY 8:01 8:00 wasn't so good," she says, "that is exactly WORLD BASEBALL Live coverSERIES Live coy(12) 0 "Let's face it," she says. 4:00 Then she adds that even like my mother — loves to age of the fourth game. if (2) NFL FOOTBALL Piu serage of the the second game though she understands the "Most of the scripts with cook necessary, in the National burgh Steelers at Cleveland from the city of the American and clean and get feeling, It hurts her. And she good female parts are first League Champion. League playoffs from the city of Browns dinner ready. I mean the has had to toughen in, her sent to Jane Fonda, Faye Lnmg anybody coma say Psyche to withstand all those Dunaway, Barbra Streisand to me would be, 'My, that slings and arrows, from and they don't get many of pecan pie you baked tastes people probably motivated them, either. By the time good.' as much by jealousy as anything else. It all happened again recently, when her picture, "Sunburn," came out. It's not a very good pict ure, but 2344 PARK DR that's not Farrah's fault. She 321.-0424— SANFORD does a good Job with a poorly Private Parties 1 Banquet Facilities Avaftae written part, and many good critics have mentioned that LUNCH fact. DINNER 114 MON.-SAT. y It's not only the public that has, in many cases, turned SPECIALS Pricips $3,95 a u p 1.99 a u against her. It's people In Hollywood, In the industry, STEAKS • SEAFOOD • IN illS who don't know her, and ALL DINNER. ORDERS Served With Coffee bellcve rumors and believe what they want to believe. Glass of Our House Wins Free, "A lot of ugly duff comes out," she says. "I see It, ALL YOU CAN when I walk onto sets. People have pre-conceived Crib Ligi ....................... .. $6.95 Ideas of me, like 'Who does Solid Shrimp...................... $9.95 she think she Is?' and that, but I know that if I can sit 5pff Philds LObstsr ......... $1$.95 down with somebody and talk with then, for five CHILDNIN'S½pRsCI EXCLUDED PROM minutes, It will be OK. THESE SPECIALs. SORRY NO YAKS OUTS — DINING ROOM ONLY "It's happened with every NO DOOII SAGS oneo(myco.stars— Jeff Bridges, Charles Grodln, Kirk- Douglas, After I talk to * LIVE INTIITAINMINT* them they VIP 'I can't believe NOUN LOUPIGI you're to nice, so normal, so YUSS..SAT, 9 P.M. TIM 2A.M. whidg •.; Friday, Oct. 5, 179—S - ..- - - •,-•sr - -, — - - -------- '- ---.•---.-- 'PU'MUNDIJ;,,pa,c,. UNT YO1$S.p#TIUNS b1Q - -' ft 3 S -* . T. 4;!lJ 'jT r- . : -....• ••. .: . __.. :•:--•' ~ . V"M : '-. S :: . I :•: �—Ev.nlng Hera id,S.nfo,d, Fl. Friday, Oct. 5, IM FRIDAY October 5 SATURDAY MORNING EVENING oo Ui (.430 U (12) NEWS U AS MAN BEHAVES "Perception" 8:30 (2) (12) NBC NEWS C88 NEWS a,,= NEWS U AS MAN BEHAVES "Extrasensory Perception" 5:30 WALL $TREET WEEK "Puff And Ready" Guest: How_ ..I. la__a. _ UIU MUH, editor 01 'The Ruff Times." M . 0 THE DUKES OF HAZ. ZARD 60 and Luke get arrestad for rustling twice In one day when they try to help a neighbor win a horse race. U ABC MOVIE "Before And After" (Premiere) Patty Duke Astln, Bradford Dillman. A fat housewife becomes obsessed with dieting and exercise when she learns that her weight problem is threatening marriage. • THE HOLLYWOOD CALS "Kiss Me Kate" (C) (1953) Kathryn Grayson, Howard Keel. Two stars, once marned to •ach other, battle as much off slageuon. (2 Hrs) 1.00 (2) THREE'S A CROWD (.4) ALL IN THE FAMILY "Archie Eats And Runs" 0 P.M. MAGAZINE U JOKER'S WILD (12) THE CR088-WITS MACNEIL I LEHAER REPORT ' 7:30 (2)TIC TAC DOUGH NAPPYDAYSAGAIN 0 THE NEWLYWED GAME 10:00 0 FAMILY FEUD (4) DALLAS A doctor's U MA8'H After three days examination of Digger Barnes of near-Continuous duty, (Keenan Wynn) discloses a Hawkeys's behavior becomes genetic disorder which may wackier than UtHUI '----- - - -- - - - UUVV oeen paula on to Cliff, a DICK CAVETT Gusat: Pam OW Sue Ellen's baby. Frederic Ordway. 1100 9:00 (2)4)00 U (2) U BASEBALL The CaliforSOUNDSTAGE "Melissa nia Angels play host to the Bat- Manchester / Al Jarreau" timore Orioles in the third 11:30 game of the American League (7) U TONIGHT Guest host: playoffs. . (4)0 iI HULK Richard Dawson. Guests: na Woolfolk Cross, Earl HoIll. Banner Is &C ping when hetnieaton.unjtea Man, Jerry Van Dyke. THREE'S A CROWD gifted teenager with the mother 0 MOVIE "Birds Of Prey" who abandoned FANTASY ISLAND Tattoo (C) (1972) David Janssen, becomes a substitute father to Ralph Meeker. While on his job an orphaned infant, and a reporting traff Ic conditions woman (Barbi Benton) is pitted from the air, a pilot sees an against a group 01 men in a armored-car holdup. (1 1/2 Hrs.) bizarre athletic competition. UWASHINGTONWEEK IN 0 CHARLIE'S ANGELS A mysterious man with a limp REVIEW sets out to kill all of the Angels. U THE FBI October 6 BETROTTERS HERE'S TO YOUR HEALTH "Sexually Diseases" 5, Transmitted -- w:ao 5:30 SEMESTER(2) 02 THE SHMOO (4) IT'S ELEMENTARY tOO Q POPEYE 0 ThE LAW AND YOU • SAILING, SAILING U 1401' DOG 1100 8:25 (2) U FLASH GORDON 0 FRIENDS (4) BUGS BUNNY I ROAD RUNNER 6:30 U OUR GANG COMEDIES (2)2-COUNTRY GARDEN FOOTSTEPS "Queen FOl' A Day" A five-year-old attention-getter's parents learn 0 HOT FUDGE about their daughter's need for 7.00 her own identity. (R) (2) PROFILES IN EDUCATION 11:30 (1) FARM AND HOME U 000ZILLA BLACK AWARENESS 0 FAT ALBERT SPIDERWOMAN (12) BATTLE OF THE PLANETS 0 SCOOSY AND SCRAPPY 000 7:30 • FEELINGS (2) BAY CITY ROIIEP.8 (3) ARTHUR *io COMpANy AFi'ERI 030 MINUTES GANIMALS ANIMALS ANIMALE "Polar Animals" 12:00 UKIC8WORLD W MUV1S "Sword Of Sherwood Forest" (C) (1961) Rich. (1) (M DAFFY DUCK ard Greene, Peter Cushing. @ • MIGHTY MOUSE The Sheriff of Nottingham ap,j HECKLEUjEC1C.E his evil Earl are challenged by • Robin Hood and his men. (1 WITH NANCY 1/2 Hrs.) ' 5 30 0 JASON OF STAR CON. U CASPER AND THE MAND ANGELS U WEEKEND SPECIAL "The 0 ANTMM Horse That Played Centerfield" A talented and athletic horse 900 helps a hopeless baseball team (2) U P80 AND BARNEY (1) BUGS SUNNY I ROAD make it into the world Series. pijpp (Part 2 of 2) (A) LIVING ENVIRONMENT 0 svcu 6 CROCKETT#S VICTORY " Human Population Growth" GARDEN 12:30 (2) OUTLOOK WITH JOY U FRENCH CHEF TA$ZAN/8tJPER 8gp (1) 02 SUPER OLD- 0AMERICAN BANDSTAND U RUDY HUBBARD U LIVING ENVIRONMENT "Population Control" 1.-00 (2) SOUL TRAIN (12) WRESTLING SI THE GROWING YEARS "Preschool Physical Develop, ment" O N RIVE R 14,o95 1:30 (3) SPECIAl. NEWS REPORT Live coverage of the arrival of Pope John Paul II at the White House in Washington, D.C. 0 STAR 'rna Th. Enterprise Is lured fa; where any other Earth ship has explored to an apparently div. "fated 0 NCAA FOOTBALL THE GROWING YEARS "Nutrition" 2:00 (2) MOVIE "Blue Steel" (B/W) ALTERNATE VIEW OF CHANGE "The Trigger Effect" James Burke reaches back 7,000 years to Egypt and the invention of the plough to illustrate the basic "trigger" of historical change. (R) 400 (1)SPECIAL NEWS REPORT Pope John Paul II meets with President Carter on the lawn of the White House, UFTROOP • paoe 500 (2) BHA NA NA (4)0 JOCKEY CLUB GOLD CUP Live coverage of a mileand-one-half horse race for three-year-old thoroughbreds and up, from Belmont Park In Elmont, New York. 0 WiDE WORLD OF SPORTS (7)UBJ AND THE BEAR A cróoIec1 police sergeant and several male truckers decide to hijack a shipment of currency being transported by BJ and eight female truckers. (Part 2 of 2) (Note: Regular programming may be preempted by the Poland; World Figure Skating Champions in exhibition Vienna, Austria. I a 1 0 I I . • 4 • p from 5:30 (2) DONAHUE "College Fraternity Hazings" Guest: Eileen Stevens, mother of a young man who died as a result of a frater nity initiation. U THIS IS THE NFL U CAMERA THREE "Marvin Hamlisch" American composer Marvin HamlIsch, whose work includes motion picture scores for "The Way We Were" and "The Sting," is profiled, . EVENING ______ LEE 0MOVIE MAN CALLED SLOANE (Note: Regular programmlng may be preempted by the National League playoffs.) V.1. PEOPLE Guest: Arthur "Peppy" Kennedy, Orlando city commissioner, recently ,_ Cowboys at Minnesota Vikings "The Honkers" (C) (1972) James Coburn, Lois Nettleton. A rodeo cowboy (12) MOVIE tries to regain his wife and Son. (2 Hrs.) NOVA "A Plague On Our Children" The evidence linking toxic herbicides, pesticides and other chemicals to cancer, miscarriages and birth defects is examined. (R) 5:30 0 WILD KINGDOM ' EVENING NIGHT 0(12) "Divorce" Deadly in U IN SEARCH OF... ONCE UPON A CLASSIC "The Old Curiosity Shop" Little Nell's grandfather gambles away all the money he barrowed from Ouilp, a greedy and evil dwarf. (Part lof 10) . AFTERNOON . China, works his way to the '$5 Ow hal '' .'' (l &* I'. I. MMM . lF,1 Sleeping anxieties that can keep you tossing and turning until morning. Here are more Ups for 8:30 getting a good night'leep ss (4)0 ONE DAY AT A TIME from manufacturers of the Barbara's boyfriend Brad puts polyurethane-foam pressure on her to make a new nia Angels host the Baltimore Orioles in the fifth game, if necessary, in the American League playoffU. major decision about their relatbOnship. 0 THE ASSOCIATES Tucker pulls an outrageous courtroom stunt to defend a client being sued by his ex-girlfriend. . (4)• NFL TODAY 700 (2) DISNEY'S WONDER. PUL WORLD "$1 .0 00,000 . fl.w.SJt S 1s.a, . ' ..S' - MEN NONE MEMOMEN a... MEMOMEN a... •••.WOMEN i..MEN ENWEN MEN won ONEMENEM I. OEMONE ..I ANN MEN WOMEN ••i MOEN mom MEMO momII. MOEN ONENONE MEMO ACROSS I Actor Klugman 5 Actor — Shriner 8 Arrived 12 Medley 13 Before 14 German lancer (var.) 15 Turkish title 18 Trouble 17 Osculate 18 Singer Carly 20 Actor George — 22 Tennis stroke 23 Propel a boat 24 Office worker (short form) 27 — Margret ..) Labor org. 32 Din 34 Lettuce 35 Friend in Bor deaux nattress: 36 Near (Scot' tish) Keep your bedroom quiet and dark. If necessary, 37 Actress Janet buy new blinds or drapes to Korean soI keep out the light. When dier traveling, pack an eyeshade 40 Fraternal org. - member and earplugs. 9:00 41 Bird sound (4) 0 ALICE Alice is caught in — Best temperature for the middle when Mel and his ui i uvvvvu iu tIBU UU fiancee disagree on a pre-marldegrees. f at agreement. 0 ABC 'MOVIE "Vampire" It's difficult to sleep ii (Premiere) Jason Miller, Richyour muscles aren't relaxed. ard Lynch. A handsome and mysterious millionaire whose Before turning out the Lighi, powers make him irresistible to stretch slowly and feel the women becomes the target of gentle pull in all your a frenzied hunt by men. muscles. Then take long, 5) MASTERPIECE THEATRE deep breaths. "Love For Lydia" Edward, — Hunger can keep you Lydia and a group of their friends have an uproarious awake, so a light snack evening at the charity ball before bedtime may be despite car problems and advisable. But not a heavy Lydia's shyness. (Part 3 of 12) meal or a stlrrulant such as 9:30 coffee, tea or cola. Some 43 High winds 46 Playwright — Coward 47 River in Swit zerland 49 Amazed SI Naked 52 Female ruff 53 Entertainer Peter — 54 Surfeit 55 Outfit 56 Pull heavily DOWN I Sports announcer — 10 Upright pole tree I I Abstract 33 City in Illinois being 38 Actress Bruit 19 Carroll — — (Archie Sunk- 39 Actor Jack or) — 21 Medicinal 40 Relative of bark heron 24 Musical direc- 41 A fossil fuel tion 42 Large sandS 25 One of the wich brothersin5 44 Pitcher down 45 Antitoxin 26 Assam 46 Peacock not• silkworm work 27 Broadcast 48 First three 28 Here (French) vowels 29 Journal 50 Man's best 30 Hardwood • friend Garagiola 2 Gilt to the poor __________________ 3 Nero's hun• three 4 Actor Harvey — OIvJwla• I 14 Iof at*1 1911131 i titoI,1 vi_Ivivi_ 5 Singing broth• 1H1 I I]T 1_ IV!N _I'A'f1 era 8 Descendant i_ of Benjamin V11_lNIvNo!N!3k.Lts1 7 David and V_03131V Rick .1._0_3_siN 101,11_115$ 8 Movie diroc ito1oitT!_ olNIsIo.LI for George — 9 Dismounted rusitLi_1llTVtIt$,,I3i o? IIlfOI tO'uivlo_Nil_bII)If3fvfrJ lNtvlltn_tt . — -. 0 THE JEFFERSON8 ruorence creates chaos in me Jefferson household when, unbeknownst to Louise and George, she imper son es . 0 ABC NEWS U PNUINTm Trying" (C)(1917) Robert Mon., Michia Lee, A window eraCle curu on nriss injurea 10:30 knee. • EVENING AT SYMPHONY (1) CONSUMER BUYLINE Soul Ozawa conducts the Sos11:00 ton Symphony Orchestra In (2) (4) 00 (12) NEWS Tartini's Trumpet Concerto in 11:15 o with French virtuoso Maurice Andre, and Tchaikovsky's (4) CBS NEWS Symphony No. 4 in F. Opus 36. 1130 (R) (2) NBC LATE MOVIE "Forayer Young. Forever Free" (1976) 7:30 0 A NEW KIND OF FAMILY Jose Ferrer, Karen Valentine. A All members of the Flanagan! young orphan living in a remote mission station in South Africa Stone household are adversely is befriended by a priest and a affected when Tony becomes a native boy. (RXif the fifth game local hero and begins believing of the American League his own publicity, playoffs is necessary, this pro. 8:00 gram will be broadcast follow. (2) (12) NBC MOVIE "Gray ing local news and Prime Time Lady Down" (1978) Charlton Sunday.) Heston. David Carradine. An (4) FLORIDAI emergency rescue attempt is 0 THE NIGHT STALKER launched after a fully manned Kolchak's investigation into nuclear submarine is rammed two mysterious deaths leads by a ship, causing 1110 sink him to a coven of witches plott. hundreds of feet below the ing to take over the high lash. 2ibndus e2,surface. L.J SW AN.iI1l 5UNItM' J JUKUOX Guests: Slade, PLACE Archie and Murray dis- Peter Noone, Albert agree over what to do about a Hammond. hooker (Sheree North) who has set up headquarters at their bar. Tips On 0 MORK S MINDY Mork plays doctor to save Chuck (Roddy McDowali), an aging robot friend, from the junk pile. U CONNECTIONS: AN ALTERNATE VIEW OF Sleep experts say there is CHANGE "Death in the much common sense in the Morning" James Burke traces the origin of the atom bomb old practice of counting back more than 26 centuries to sheep. If your mind Is the invention of gold assaying. focusing on the Image of sheep jumping over a fence, 8:01 (2) U BASEBALL The Calulor- it Will not tUrn to those Louise. 8:30 Three children with divorced parents join Dr. Lee Salk to explore the subject through their personal experiences. (A) 11:30 (4) PACE THE NATION 0 DAJ4 OUTDOORS Trackers" (Cl (1973) Richard Harris, Rod Taylor. The tranquil life of a peaceful sheriff is shattered when his wife is killed and his son taken hostage by a crazed bandit. (2 Hr.) MOVIE "How To Succeed 6:00 QD WONDERS OF THE SEA U FINIST BAPTUIT CHURCH U FEELINGS experience the trauma of a yblent strike, culminating in the dom turns a hospital upside murder of a young miner. (1 Hr. to perform a 40 Mins.) Friday, Oct. $,i-7 I CROSSWORD I 0 80 MINUTES 0 OUT OF THE BLUE Ran- ( —. -------------- NEWS Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Investigation when she tries to USA." (C) (1976) Directed by sell the golden eggs. (Conclu- Barbara Kopple. One hundred slon)(R) eighty coal mining families @ •• NY 030 MINUTES ton, Guests: Linda Ronstadt, Phoebe Snow. (R) mew (.i) E F4PL IUUIUALI. Dallas 1F00 .xiu wMr- a"'rI%nQy Afifti&i..t. LIVE Host: Maureen Staple- to 01 NFL FOOTBALL Pittsburgh Steelers at Cleveland Browns Hrs.) 1 1.JQ . 4:00 (2) (4) MEDIA ROUNDTABLE 0 SPECTRUM 0 ANSi' BAPTIST CHURCH U FREESTYLE "Flag" Cornmunity members voice disap. proval of Deflices interest in the flag football team. (A) -- "The 345 @)O NFL TODAY patients as he does the plants in his prize-winning garden, by safeguarding the finest and eliminating the weeds. '(I ii we MOVIE Ca's leading political humorist leaves nothing sacred as he attacks the headlines of the day in this special from the Katharine Cornell Theatre in New York. (R) 7) MOVIE "Dr. Cook's Garden" (C) (1970) Bing Crosby, Frank Converse. A smalltown Vermont doctor treats his an U MONTY PYTHON'S FLY. (I) U SATURDAY U MARK RUSSELL Amen- -- 1 1.'OO (7) (4)00(12) NEWS _- 3:30 "Crazy House" 10J0 plays Texas swing; Bridger per. forms "The can." ---- 'a 8$P4GING JUBI- Appalachian woodcarver transforms a stick into a duck. (R) ucuu- endangers 9:30 10:00 0 KiDswORt..D USTUDIO SEE Young dogsledders at the 1977 Junior World Championships; an (2) U A ,, ad on the Mall in Washington. D.C. (12) TO BE ANNOUNCED (8/W) (1943) Andy Devine, Allan Jones. A pair of comediens tries to break into the movies. (1 1/2 Hrs.) U ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) the law into his own hands. 0 HART TO HART Jonathan finds himself an instant parent when a beautiful woman claims he 18 the father of her child. AUSTIN CITY LIMITS "Asleep At The Wheel! Bobby Bridget" Asleep At The Wheel 800 (I) FLORIDA'S WATCHING (4)0(12) NEWS (1934) John Wayne, Eleanor Hunt. A disguised U.S. marshal appointed to the controversial convinces a town not to yield Greaten Orlando Aviation their gold-rich land to a pres- Authority. suning band. (1 Hr,) 8:30 (4) MOVIE "Act One" (8/W) NEWS (1963) George Hamilton, Jason Robards. The lure of theater life proves too strong for a UDANCE FEVER-._ 51 OAII PREVIEW: TAKE Jewish boy, (2 Hrs.) U MOVIE "Cinderella Liber- TWO "Cult Films Of The '7k" IY" (C) (1974) James Caan. Roger Ebert and Gone Slakel Marsha Mason. A sailor falls in trace the development of the love with a Seattle prostitute he cult film boom from Bogart to won for a night in a pool game. the "Rocky Horror Picture Show." (2 Hrs.) . U TI1 LONG SEARCH "Footprint Of The Buddha" (7) THAWS 700 ACN0WI) Monks, schoolchildren, novices (4) THE MUPPETS arid housewives of Sri Lanka 001411 HAW Guests: J ohn and India give psnscnal per. Conies, Susie Allanson, Jane speCttVSS on their religion. (A) Jas. LAWRENCE 210 ACADEMY LEADERS NorMAVERICK "Holiday At I "' Coiwin presents Oscar.. Holiow Rock" . WIIIflIIQ Md flOiflhIM54 short ,,•,, ' films, Ipclydlno ''Grief,'' __________________;' (1) GOSPEL friend (.Lyle Wacioonen). 10:00 .'% POJI 1:01 (2)U BASEBALL Live coverage of the fifth game, if necestary in the National League playoffs from the city of the Eastern Division champions. 1:30 0 WRESTLING U WALL $TREET WEEK uiun AflO Ready Guest: hOw, ard J. Ruff, editor of "The Puff (1) VOICE OF VICTORY ROBONICTimes." (R) ) THREE STOOGES 2:00 U TO BE ANNOUNCED 0 U REX HUMBARD U MUSICAL COMEDY 08140W MY PEOPLE TONIGHT Sylvia Fine Kaye STREET (A) hosts this review of 60 years in 8:30 the American Musical Theatre (2) SUNDAY MASS starring Carol Burnett, Richard (1) MARLO AND THE MAW Chamberlain. John Davidson MOVIEMACI4INE and manyothers. (R) 0 ORAL ROBERTS 2:30 M . 0 IN SEARCH OF... (7)ARCHIE CAMPBELL 300 (4)0 SUNDAY MORNING a A PAPAL VISIT Live cover0 KIDS ARE PEOPLE TOO age Of Pope John Paul It's high U ORAL ROBERTS pontifical mass to be celebratU MISTER ROGERS (N) investigation into his mother's mugging when he tries to take . S. 7:30 (2) PINE HILLS CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE SUNDAY MORNING OBLACICAWARENESS 0 DIRECTIONS Representatives of three major religions discuss Pope John Paul Ii's Influence on the United States and Inter-faith activities. vengeful kidnappers. U LOVE BOAT An IRS auditon (Phyllis Diller) goes the Captain, an actress (Joyce DeWitt) is hounded by a report. or, and a woman on her honeymoon runs into her ax-boy- student ad. (M BOBBY BOWDEN U FLORIDA REPORT 100 (2) U TO BE ANNOUNCED (.4)0 NFl. FOOTBALL Tampa Bay Buccaneers at New York Giants U MORAL • WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW (A) 2'S COMPANY SUNDAY SCHOOL FORUM 0 MARLO AND THE MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE 0 PICTURE OF HEALTH (12) JERRY FALWELL (4)0 BIG SHAMUS, LITTLE SHAMUS Arnie and an heiress are taken captive by a group of my 12:30 (2) CHARLIE PELL (4)0 NFL TODAY 0 COLLEGE FOOTBALL ' Weekly highlights of key NCAA football contests are present. 8:30 (4) CHURCH SERVICE 0 THE LAW AND YOU 0 VIEWPOINT ON NUTRITION U AFTER HOURS National League playoffs.) Z'iaa.e rrl(1I - ® A BETTER WAY 0 THIS IS THE LIFE 0 AGRICULTURE U.S.A. sunauua, us delighted accepts Coach Buttermaker's proposal of marriage. (Part 1 of 0 DETECTIVE SCHOOL. The detectives pose as daredevil bikers to rescue Nick's kid. napped niece from the clutches of a motorcycle gang. ANOTHER VOICE too 8:30 4:30 DONNA FARGO Guests: Ray Price, Rip Taylor. U THIS IS THE WORLD SERIES U FIRING LINE U ISSUES AND ANSWERS U VIPICE DOOLEY 8101 (2) (12) BASEBALL Live cover. age of the fourth game, if necessary, in the National League playoffs from the city of the Eastern division champlons. 4:15 (1) SPORTS SPECTACULAR Pan acincGc "P'°'P' from eauie the Washington; Part 11 World's Strongest Men Cornpetition October 7 MORNING of fuel COme up missing. (Note: Regular programming may be preempted by the National League playoffs.) (4) 0 WORKING STIFFS Just as Nikki's husband returns from California to tell her he's leaving for good, she goes Into labor. 0 THE ROPERS Helen and Stanley respond very differently to the suggestion that they adopt a child. SOUN08TAGE "A Sanlana Festival" The Latin rock group is joined by Tower of Power. 3:30 (2) MOVIE "Top Gun" (81W) (1955) Sterling Hayden, Karin Booth. After being exonerated of a murder charge, a man regains public trust and the post of marshal. (1 1/2 Hrs.) 0 BIG VALLEY Victoria and Audra go to visit Victoria's brother-in-law, and are told that he is World Speedway Motorcycle Cham pionsh ips from Chorzow. SUNDAY cope with furious motorists and frustrated gas station Owners after several thousand 3:01 (2) U BASEBALL The California Angels play host to the Battimore Orioles in the fourth game, if necessary, of the American League playoffs. — YOU WILL ENJOY THE VIEW 7:30 (2) THE GONG SHOW (4) FAMILY FEUD 5:00 GDOD CHIPS Ponch and Jon 10:00 (1)(M PRIME TIME SUNDAY Tom Snyder reports on Pope John Paul Il's historic firs t visit to the United States. (If the fifth game of the American League playoffs is necessary, this pro. gram will be broadcast following the game md local news.) (4) THE SAXTEM 0 TRAPPER JOHN, MD. Gonzo riiks his job when he fells morally, compelled to tell the press about unsais corn. t'_t 'Ft • ' • '.t t'JS ..k . ., doctors believe that the amino acid triptophan found In milk among other foods — helps bring on sleep. Your mattress should be film but not stiff. No matter — - INTRODUCING S LAD SE A F OOD A — what • your weight, your PLATTER I Rk UFFET B ' ' ' 0 shoulders, hips and lower beck should be supported 9 I Performing the seine evening ritual h as taking a warm bath may help prepare you thysIcafly and psychologically, for — — suc 14 J -4 I — a ____ whea yes 1. 60 u -ft £ V I . -'. _I i .. • '_.l ,' �I—Everft Herald, Sanford, Fl. FrIday, Oct 5, me TUESDAY Kinks Get Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. October 9 Still Being Made Better MOPi*IG 1200 130 8yWBPATn9U6N Isn't snakeskin tight. And Kinks heartier than ever, (2) MINDREADERS TODAY (2)U "Clod Save The Kinks" lea this time around, Ray's PhIPS on their way with @)MONDAYMORNING(MON) (4)002)NEWS 500 fervent byword with those really done It. hit song. The show was taut, 0 THE FBI (MON-WED, In) OD TUESDAY MOpN" (rW •EDUCATIONAL PRO. who cherish the venerable the playing fervent and Ray WEDNESDAY MORNING GRAMMM For 6:15 British band. But much U I derful all of Dsvie's won- at his best as lyrical () Music Hall raconteur. Bassist Jim OTOUANNOUNCED(THU) (4JTHUR8DAY MORNING (1) NEWS 12:30 trat In the Lthd, I still have predilections (consider J30f (THU) 5:30 faith In Ray Davies IPIIZTifl (4)0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR. (g) licks In songs like "Dedicated (4) FRIDAY MORNING (FRI) SUNRISE SEMESTER ROW the Kinks through ev Follower of Fashion," "A 0000 MORNING AMERI- •RYAN'S HOPE 6:53 after 15 71&I. this banid begged for and CA Well Respected Man PASSWORD PLUS PTLCLUS ," brother Dave Davies has For Davies' wit, antics and through to "Lola," the aoo 1 .1 00 6:00 concern for humanity keep Proservatlon, Soap OPers, grown into the Rom sold (2) EARLY DAY (4) CAPTAIN KANGAROO (2) DAYS OF OUR UVES guitar stylist that OVER EASY resirfacing Any Kinks' fan and Schoolboys albums, as was py (4)0 THE YOUNG AND THE HEALTH FIELD alw ays SUNRISE can probably cite aberrant well as the woefully 7he gritty rock of Low 6:25 ALL MY CHILDREN (1) TODAY IN neglected Arthur), the Incidents of the pat,an 6:11 wasand a focal point in 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 130 Ray attacked brother Dave Kink's base has always been Budget the show, hardy rock (4)AGRONKY AND C0MPA. C NEWS c4)OAS THE WORLD rock. " NY (MOW) Day onstage; or when Ray sadly revivalism. A priomm dip rambled on far too long Th Night," "YOU BUllY Got Into a tougher bag prodoced (4) MEDIA ROUNDTABLE e:30 200 between songs t the New Me" and "Tired of Waiting' y personal favorite the (NE) TODAY (2) (4) FARM AND HOME (WED) (2) THE DOCTORS For You" helped define York Palladium show a 00000 MORNING AMERI 1AIA versus the Powerman (4) YOUR TURN (THU) ONE LIFE TO LIVE raunch CA years back, like a musical (4) CRACKERUARREt. (FRI) on the Moneygoround ip. P A NT WITH NANCY (MOW) still have) rare style 230 Hamlet t i' thna it's Superman 6:25 0 V.1. PEOPLE (TUE. THU) ANOTHER WORLD ghosts. But take a chance on versmi the Petro-shaha on (2) POPI GOES THE COUN- 0 FOOTSTEPS (WED) I 0 GUIDING LIGHT the Kinks It mcat often A recent concert and their the Diacofloor, and guess TRY (MOW) CROCKETT'S VICTORY 3.00 pays off, even If the show Lw Budget Ip prove the who wins. (2) PORTER WAGONER CTUE GARDEN (FR 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL (2) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD - - - (2) THE WILBURN BROTHERS (THU) (7) COUNTRY ROADS (FRI) 1) 6:30 0 THE ED ALLEN SHOW 6:41 (I) KUTANA 645 0 A.M. WEATHER 6:56 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 00000 MORNING FLORIDA (1 HI, NEIGHBOR Heartier than ever 740 he Kinks -T (2)02) TODAY (4) 0 MONDAY MORNING When I fix your car, do something you TUESDAY MORNING am (4)0 WEDNESDAY MORNIWO (WED) (4)0 THURSDAY MORNING I FRIDAY MORNING (FRI) MORNING AMM 00000 CA sEaAImefl1a(R) wouldn't expect. (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA (4) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 00000 MORNING FLORIDA lbadmy work in wnun% When you get your car fixed at my Shell Auto Care station, YOU get a written limited warranty. It covers all parts and labor for 90 days or 4,000 miles of nonnal driving, whichever comes first. Any problems, MONDAY EVENING just bring your car and your warranty back. I'll do the work over or refund your money. So when you need your car repaired, come to my Shell Auto Care station. You'll get a lot of things you'd never expect. MM S60111111" AMERICAN GOVERNMENT 'Staffing The Executive Branch" ES NEC iWi (4)0 CUS — flow IAMINCAN GOVERNMENT _______ ______ 700 SACROWD (4) ALL IN THE FAMILY "Gloria. Pregnancy" PM MA$APIS \I1 _061110 111111. " ALI uto C .I ioss - 4) M'A5•H Radar's ctober 8 relum from leave to the crisis. O stricken 4077th Is cut short by outside events. (Part 1 of 2) 0 LITTLE HOUSE ON THE 0 NFL (1D PRAIRIE After Adam Is Injured Doipheis atFOOTBALL Miami Oakland Raiders in a stagecoach accident. Mary Idism hltfl and an expectant mother (Lesli. Landon) and 0 COUNTRY MUSIC sets off to find help. ASSOCIATION AWARDS Host (1)0 THE WHITESHADOW Kenny Rogers and country Coach Rseves Is guilt-stricken ' 5111$ IflClIJdiAQ Chit when one of we phWS Suffers Atkins, Crystal Gai., Loretta a brain hemorrhag, and dl.. Lynn and Willis Nelson present the 13th annual edition of thai on . , MPAMILV Melds. 11hm fr. ii Ole Opry In Naahvllle, Tennis. The Casts of "Eight Is (Premlere) Earl Hoiilman, Car. ' Shining ' ne Snodgrass. The world of a 600 blue-collar, solid family man is DEAR DICK: My husband says he has teens movie (2) (4)00(12) NEWS torn apart when his wife d. •ART OF BEING HUMAN deniy and inexplicably basedontbebook, "Theshliilng,"bystephon)ung Isay "The Ring Of Gyges" demands a divorce. he has not. I told him that the movie Is just in the makin 0 WORLD "Who Killed Geor. and be say, he saw a movie based on this book years ago. gi Markov?" The mysterious .I We have a bet going. Who Is right? JANET AUB0Tr, events surrounding the bizarre cas NEWS Scottav ille, Va. murder of Bulgarian dissident NEWS • You are. It Is, of course, possible there was movie with WART OF BEING HUMAN and defector Georgi Markov are Investi some elements of that same plot after all, what Is new ga ted. "The Anguish Of Abraham" under the shining sun? but "The Shining" Itself was i000 7-00 never made before, Director Stanley Kubrick is now 0 SNEAK PR EVI EW: TAKE THRWS A CROWD editing It In London and Warner Bros. tells me they hope (4) ALL IN THE FAMILY TWO "Cult Films Of The '70," for a release around next Easter. Jack Nicholson is the "Mike's Hippie Friends Come Roger Ebert and Gene Siskel trace the development of the To vt'• star. cult film boom from Bogart to P.M. MAGAZINE DEAR DICK: On the TV show,"Quincy," even his girl the "Rocky Horror Picture 0 JOKER'S WILD friends just call him "Quincy." I have never heard a Show." (12) THE CR088-WITS reference to a first name. Is his name just plain old MACNEIL / LEHRER 10:30 Quincy? WONDERING, Cheltenham, Out., Can, REPORT 0 THE TWO RONNIE8 DEAR DICK: What is Mr. Roarke's first name on 1:30 11:00 "Fantasy Island"? JIM PARKER, Tucson, Ariz. (2) TIC TAC DOUGH (4)0 NEWS Neither of the gentlemen Quincy and Roarke has a (I) HAPPY DAYS AGAIN "The 0 QUE PASA, U.S.A.? first name. Maybe some day, but not as of this moment. Graduation' (Part 2) 11:18 DEAR DICK: I. It true that Frank Langella Is going to 0 THE NEWLYWED GAME 0 NEWS 0 FLORIDAI sing In his next movie? Has he ever done a musical (12) M'ASH A small Korean 11:20 before? NANCY MCHALE, Klntnersvllle, Pa. boy with minor Injuries cap. (2) (12) NEWS True. It's called "Those Lips, Those Eyes," and it's tures the hearts of all In the 11:30 about a musical comedy performer In Cleveland, who Is 4077th. (4)THREE'8 A CROWD stuck doing all the old warhorses "Roberta" and such DICK CAVETT 0 BARNABY JONES A Stuntwhen he wants to go to Broadway and create new 6:00 man who saw a film director things. Langella hasn't sung In musicals before but he (2) (12) THE MISADVENTURES murder an aging actor does sing. OF SHERIFF LOBO Deter. becomes Involved in a deadly mined to beat a nearby game of blackmail. (R) DEAR DICK: My friend and I have a bet going on Scott sheriff's football squad, Lobo PRESENTEI BaIo. I any he's 17 and she says he's 14 and lives in arrests nine big men and Columbus, Ohio. Isay he lives in California, Who's right? 11:45 presses them into service as M.S., Naples, Fla. BARNEY MILLER Wojo 0 his team. arrests a man for not stopping Tell your friend there may be a 14-year-old Scott Baio In @ 0 CALIFORNIA FEVER a robbery and a new female columbus. Ohio, but it's not the one on 'Happy Days." Vince and Ross help a feisty detective brings in a flasher. (R) ,i,l UJV) escape from her daughter, a 11:50 budding politician who wants (2) (12) TONIGHT Guest host: David Letterman. Guest: Bill her put away. 0 WORLD SERIES Live coy- Russell. erage of the the first game 12:00 from the city of the American ) THE NEWLYWED GAME League Champion. 12:18 0 NOVA "Life On A Silken Throad" Seen in close-up and 0 ABC MOVIE 'Wild And slow motion, spiders reveal a Wooly" (1978) Chris DeLisle. Susan Bigelow. Three beautiful delicate grace and beauty and an amazing array of life, women find excitement, danger and romance in the Old West. styles. (R) 9:00 12:30 (2)02) NBC MOVIE 'Amen can Graffiti" (1973) Richard (1) ADAM-12 Members of a Dreyfuss, Cindy Williams. Sev- family who specialize in phony eral high-spirited California home repairs zero In on a teenagers celebrate their high- neighborhood. school graduation night in 12:40 assorted ways in the summer 5% nan i £1C UflVI 'Aii 011982(R) The Kind Strangers" (1974) - IF - - - PAM DMN "The MOWC 901 __ Then NO Hobrook. Eva Mariat VWEEAMS _ We) __ 8011. CN*wW by the Vist. FAMILY REJO ____ Mvii M"A940H An __ I who esids to marry a Kásas conder sumns his $0 WNIWM I10HyS10,hIlp hjrers 'org L - - That Scott Balo lives in Los Angeles and, on his last birthday, was 18. DEAR DICK: About 15-18 years ago I saw a movie called "Cimarron" starring Glenn Ford. I have never seen it played on TV. Is there any reason for this? Also, was there an older version of the movie by the same name? STEVE FALCO, Stockton, Calif. "Cimarron" has been on television, but you obviously missed it. It's doubtful if It will turn up again. The Ford version, which was made In 1961, had him co-starring with Maria Schell and Anne Baxter. The classic original, from 1931, starred Richard Dix and Irene Dunne. DEAR DICK : Please tell me anything and everyth ing you can about Grant Goodeve, of "Eight Is Enough." R.W., Richmond, Va. Grant Is a bright young man, an Easterner who studied international relations in London and Paris after college. It was in England that he got hooked on acting and began working there, later studying and working in Los Angeles. He has done a handful of other things, besides "Eight Is Enough", Including an appearance in one movie, "All the King's Horses." lie is married and has ambitions to go back to England and do Shakespeare there. UJYUU .. Lo.0 JrAM %E SUMMER SIZZLER SPECIALS HUR ICANEI-WEEK ONLY 60 0 0JTA1J6L4 T 42t125 At4t' OSE T14€ CL.U6 fk(AJJ TO SPELL ThE kJAMe OF A MWIe PPOWCER. II I . 4 • U WIW1 U AWNING SALE 2S%;Pp 1with 3 or .' 70 00" a - ___ Day At A, ime" take PWI In Ask Dick Kleiner l ikn F - EASY 110 TERMS Off Installodm BAI(LD ENAMEL FINISH .cIloIcI OF COLORS I1 I POSITIVE STORM PROTECTION CUTS HEATING AIR CtmoInoNINruP 1010 ' this all-star _competition with ES NEWS thi, proceeds going to charity. 11:15 Richard Dawson hosts, • ACADEMy pio• PAUL ROSESON Jam man Corwin presents Oscar. Earl Jones portrays the Incredi.. winning and nominated short bly gifted black sings,, athlete films, Including "Great." ThIS CROSST$ and humanitarian who becarn. "Overture," "S And Ct' MAGNIOL I LEH$ER I oil during and "ml Bead Game.' (R) 11011,10" the McCarthy era. __________ A 900 0 ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) (2X4) DONAHUE 3:30 0 MIKE DOUGLAS (4)0 ONE DAY AT A TIME (R) 0 MOVIE VA ALEGRE (R) (MON. 1112 DINAHI & FRIENDS 0 EDUCATIONAL PRO. WED, THU) VILLA AL RE (TUB, FRI) GRAMUING 4•OO (2) EMERGENCY ONEI 9:55 (4) THE BRADY BUNCH (4) UPBEAT Q THE LITTLE RASCALS 1000 0 MERV GRIFFIN (MON. TUE. CARD SHARKS (2) THU, FRI) (4) BEAT THE CLOCK 0 ON THE 00 (WED) 02) MY THREE SONS 1030 (2) 02) HOLLYWOOD O SESAME STREET (R) SQUARES 4:30 (4) LOVE OF LIFE (MON. 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Real Dull Television St. Clair, whose own character is written white, old married couple. St. Clair would be more appropriate, marriage is foundering The show's creators want to is the "husband" — logical, The idea is appealing because he's too involved in use the issue but also want to in control, the breadwinner. enough - a black car- his work, score liberal points for not Hamill is the "wife" diologist and a white exHamill and St. Clair using it. (After all, if he's a clingy, emotional, the reporter try to run a big city become friends. We are told good doctor, what difference housekeeper. hospital as well as coexist, this. We don't actually see it does color make?) In place of the multi__________________ With talented Louis Gossett In fact, the St. Clair patient doctor show formula, Jr., heading the cast as Dr. character was originally "The Lazarus Syndrome" MacArthur St. Clair, this white and was changed to focuses on one patient to ABC entry promised to be accomodate the signing of underscore the human inone of the new season's best. for ourselves, though we Gossett. So, as often happens teraction of doctor and But the show's creators would like to. on TV, what appears to be a patient. (Hence the dumped a bucket of water on Meanwhile, Hamill un- show's primary thrust Is somewhat pretentious title, the racial sparks. The drama covers a scandal Involving actually an after-thought. which St. Clair defines as drowned, too. All that's left the head of the hospital. St. It gets In the way. Our "Laymen who think doctors Is a slow medical vehicle Clair backs him, the guy is principals are manacled are god-like miracle that depends on a confining, ousted and St. Clair takes together, like Sidney Poltier workers.") almost claustrophic format, over. Hamill, a knee-jerk and Tony Curtis in "The In one episode a nurse Is In the 90minute pilot, moralist who'll go a mile out Defiant Ones," but Instead of raped in the parking M. It crusading reporter Joe of his way to jump to a wrong pushing and pulling, lear- turns out that she and St. Hamill (Ronald Hunter) has conclusion, gives up jour- ning to live together, each Clair are old lovers. He's a heart attack and St. Clair nalism to join him as chief pretends the other isn't nice enough to have lunch with her after the ordeal, and to escort her to the police station the next day. Up pops Hamill to tell him that the nurse Is leaning on hun and it Minks and to butt out of her life. The slap was so unwarranted that I thought I'd fallen asleep for 15 minutes and missed something important, which might tw the case. — - THURSDAY pad .. CI Senior Citizen's y Discount Do s'• u's I / / 4 - 14 Louis Gossett Jr. and Ronald Hunter are manacled together in "The Lazarus Synme" as a black cardiologist and a white cx-reporter trying to run a big city hospital as well as coexist. - WEDNESDAY October 10 Quartet's performance at St. Paul's Cathedral in Concord, N.H. League Champion. EVENING l.115 QD EVENING AT SYMPHONY 0 NEWS Seiji Ozawa conducts the Sos11:30 600 ton Symphony Orchestra In (j)© TONIGHT Guest host: 00 NE Tartini's Trumpet Concerto in David Letterman. Guests: John IT'S EVERYBODY'S BUSs. 0 with French virtuoso Maurice Ritter, Freddy Fender, Joe NESS "Management' Andre, and Tchaikovsky's Garagiola. Symphony No. 4 in F. Opus 36. (j) THREE'S A CROWD 8:30 (R) iac NEWS 0 YOUR TURN "Letters to CBS News" C" NEWS 8:30 O ABC NEWS (4)0 CU MOVIE "The 11:45 IT'S EVERYBODY'S BUSS. Greek Tycoon" (1978) Anthony 0 LOVE BOAT "Taking NESS "Internal Organization" Quinn, Jacqueline Bisset. After Sides" Diana Canova, Robert ?- a ®o ,' an American President. is Urich; "A Friendly Little Game" assassinated, his glamorous Harry Morgan, Priscilla Morrill; wife becomes the constant "Going By The Book" Georgia "Lionel Moves Into The Neigh. companion of a Greek shipping Engel, Harvey Jason. (A) magnate and causes a worldborhood" wide scandal. P.M. MAGAZINE ,, (2) THREE'S A CROWD (4) ALL IN THE FAMILY COW thrOulh •, ' mr1s, Sg Mirror" (Premiere) Lee be suspects from hiding by Meriwether, Loretta Swit pretending they are stealing Three women plagued by dii. their spoils. (R) 7:30 ferent desires and obsessioni (1) TIC TAC DOUGH 12.30 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN "A seek the help of a noted Sever. ADAM-12 A priest calls in ly Hills plastic surgeon. Shot In The Dark" • GREAT ppØA5 the police to try to avert a teen. NEWLYWED GAME "The Dream" Merle Park, age gang war. • HOLLYWOOD SOtURES 12:52 U•A.$.H Hot Lips end Anthony Dowell, Wayne Sleep Frank challenge Henry's fitnau and Gerry Grant are featured • SARETTA An expert arson to command by reporting the from Covent Gardens Royal investigator agrees to help Opera House in Si, Frederick Basitta look into several mys. activities of the 4077th to 1h Ashton's one-act ballet with terious fires. (R) Army brass. music by Felix Mendelssohn. 0 DICK CAVETT 1:00 .me HOURS: Mix together all thingredlents at the Central Florida Zoo, l days a weak from t:OOa,m, 'tiiS:OOp.m. 10:00 800 REAL PEOPLE Reports ' .4 -. 0 AT THE WHITE HOUSE (2) (3[)aTOMORROW NEWS on a track coach in Brooklyn, a Mikhail Baryshnikov and princi. 1:10 Nielsen family meeting in u, pals of the New York City Ballet DIRECTIONS: HAWAII Unaware an Indiana nudist colony, perform "Four Chopin Located at the junction Of 1.1 TOM,,efw skateboarding and a man who Dances," "Harlequlnade," that a young robbery suspect is and U.S. 17-92 l7. 5flfØ "Rubies" and "Tarantella" in the target of a hired killer, a and Just minutes North of , gives away money are the East Room of the White tamale lawyer demands his Orlando.. Look for Zoological' featured. I, release. (R) Park signs on 1.1 which will (4) THE LAST RESORT The House. (R) direct you to the Zoo. 2:00 MONVit hotel staff is shocked when 11:00 0 NEWS they discover Murray, the stern (2) Ci) 0 (12) NEWS maitre d', has been involved in 0 THE CONCORD STRING 2:30 an 18-year affair with an attrac QUARTET PLAYS BARTOK 0 MOVIE "Morning Glory" tive guest. AND HAYDN Haydn's String (51W) (1933) Katharine 0 THE MUPPETS Quartet in 0 Minor, Opus 76. Hepburn. Douglas Fairbanks ' Loo p 0 WORLD SERIES Live coy- Number 2 and Bartok's Sec. Jr. A small-town girl struggles erage of the the second game ond String Quartet are faa- for the chance to go on stage. from the city of the American tured In the Concord String (1 Hr. 20 Mini.) ' 4 (1) THE NEWLYWED GAME 9:00 0 SWITCH Pete and Mac (2) (12) MOVIE "Mirror, attempt to flush out two rob- REPORT Visit us, during our special Senior Sus''antt "1m..uuu....,_,,_ liven up your day. The Central Florida Zoo has all ft Ingredients you need to create your own recipe for fun: Exotic . birds, chattering monkeys, Bengal tigers, • quiet place to picnic and a fascinatipg nature walk, Shetland pony rides and an oid.fashionad carousel await the grandchildren. Come to the Central Florida Zoo, where the price is reasonable and the attractions are as natural as life Itself. •1 0 0 JOKER'S WILD (ED THE CROSS-WITS 0 MACNEIL / LEHREA - -,------ - --------- -- ' -. Friday, Oct. 5, 97-11 'Time After Time Silly, Not Funny NEW RELEASE TIME AFTER TIME (PG) — Malcom McDowell, Mary steenburgen, David Warner. (Fantasy) H.G. Wells pursues Jack the Ripper in presentday San Francisco thanks to Wells' time machine. Silly and not particularly Review F. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, October 1 1 10:00 Cl) (12) NBC NEWS SPECIAL REPORT Former Secretary of 600 State Henry Kissinger discusses his memoirs with (2)4)00(12) NEWS EARTH, SEA AND SKY David Frost. "Deposition And Sedimenta- (4) 0 BARNABY JONES tion" Betty, the key witness against a powerful murder suspect, 6:30 becomes the object of a Cl) a NBC NEWS bizarre campaign of terror. cia NEWS 0 ABC NEWS CLOSEUP QABC NEWS EARTH, SEA AND SKY "Homosexuals" Several gay men and women discuss their "Metamorphism" views and concerns to present 7:00 an intimate, revealing portrait J THREE'S A CROWD (2 of how certain homosexuals @3 ALL IN THE FAMILY "Edith see themselves. Has Jury Duty" CD MASTERPIECE THEATRE P.M. MAGAZINE "Love For Lydia" Edward. C) JOKER'S WILD Lydia and a group of their (9 THE CROSS-WITS friends have an uproarious 00 MACNEIL / LEHRER evening at the charity bail REPORT despite car problems and Lydia's shyness (Part 3 of 12) 7:30 (A) c2J TIC TACDOUGH 93 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN 11:00 "Joanie's Weird Boyfriend" NEWS THE NEWLYWED GAME fZ) HERE TO MAKE MUSIC A O $100,000 NAME THAT biographic portrait of Pinchas TUNE Zukorman, highlighted by his 0 M'A'SH Hawkeye writes New York debut and his assoa letter to his father, telling him ciation with the English Chamsome of the wacky goings-on In ber Orchestra, is presented. (A) the 4077th. 11:30 00 DICK CAVETT ti TONIGHT Guest host: 8:00 Martin Mull. (2) (12) BUCK ROGERS IN THE () THREE'S A CROWD 25TH CENTURY Buck poses 0 CBS LATE MOVIE as a criminal to prevent a band Columbo: Publish Or Perish" of desperadoes from obliterat- (1973) Peter Faik, Jack Cassi.. lng a major city. (Part 1 of 2) dy. Columbo investigates the EJ4ING (1) 0 THE WALTONS Olivia opens a day care center at her home for the children of the defense plants' workers. 0 LAVERNE a SHIRLEY Layama and Shirley are shocked to discover that their old high school club has turned into a gang of loose girls. 00 PROSE Viewers are urged to call in with questions, comments, etc. to Toni Jennings. Republican member of the Florida House of Representatives from District 42. 8'30 O BENSON 00 UPSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS "Out Of The Everywhere" The Bellamys' old family nanny arrives to care for Elizabeth's baby and Sarah is appointed nursery maid. THREE Nolte, as the aging hero of the North Dallas Bulls, has a battered body on the verge of collapse, but a psyche that is just coming of age. The opening scenes are messy, but once director Ted Kotcheff hits his stride, the film pulls together. GRADE : B 12:30 armed robbers holding hostages and a series of burglaries occupy Malloy and Reed. (4) ADAM-12 Two 12:37 0 BAREITA A young woman who was terrorized by two robbers attaches herself to Baretta for security. (A) 1:00 CAMERA NT OF VIPERS (II) — Santa Berger, Ornella Mutt, Christian Borromeo and Capucine. (Drama) The title is appropriate: characters range from merely amoral to viciously vindictive. The plot Is soap opera fare, with seduction, betrayal and, finally, murder. Set in Venice during the Mussolini regime, this film is stunning to look at - beautifully filmed and acted, In Italian with English subtitles. Warning: explicit sex. GRADE: B NORTH DALLAS FORTY (R) — Nick Nolte, Mac Davis. (Football satire) If you can get past the brutish promotion of this film, you'll be surprised to discover a remarkably sensitive portrayal of professional football. 12:00 (2) (12) TOMORROW Guests: DNSfl'I$ The Work and social POSOØtY of one of America's major chOogrspheri. Anna are featured. GENERAL RELEASE (4) THE NEWLYWED GAME 914 3O SOAP Billy snakes a date with his tNch. Bud and Saul turn to the spacecraft, Jodie become a single parent. YANKS (R) — RIchard Gere, Vanessa Redgrave, William Devane, Lisa Elchorn. (Drama) Story of American GIs stationed in a small English village In 1942 and of the local women they become involved with, Slow, richly textured and splendid to look at, but the romances ultimately sink Into a state of fuzzy dispassion. So does the movie, Caution: Some strong subject matter, language. GRADE: B BREAKING AWAY (PC) - Dennis Christopher, Dennis Quaid, Daniel Stern, Jackie Earle Haley (Romantic comedy) This American-made movie is the kind of film the French always do so well: warm, funny, a little romantic, tied up just right. It's set in Blooqilngton, Ind.. a college town, the summer the local boys finally realize they don't mind being "townis," Bzlefly, It's the "Rocky" of bicycle racing - but so much better. A fine Job by these four young actors. GRADE: A murder of an author who had just informed his publisher that he was planning on signing with someone else. 0 POLICE WOMAN While working undercover, Pbpper becomes romantically involved with a detective who is working on the same case. (2)02) QUINCY While investigating the suspicious suicide of ateen-ager, Quincy uncovers a vicious child pornography ring, ( 1) 0 HAWAII FIVE-0 McGaristt tries to dissuade a policeman's grieving WIdOW (Sharon Farrell) from waging a risky personal crusade to find her husband's murderers. 0 BARNEY MILLER Barney gets caught in the middle when Harris and Wojo learn a U.N. delegate's chauffeur Is a slave and demand that he be set free. entertaining. Potentially fun idea but it never seems to get there, GRADE: C-minus Frank Palumbo, owner of one of Philadephia's oldest nightclubs; former teen idols Bobby Rydell and Fabian. (4) NEWS 1:17 0 CBS LATE MOVIE "Bana. cek: It Max Is So Smart, Wh Doesn't He Tell Us Where He Is?" (1973) George Peppard. Leslie Lyle. A wealthy hypo* chondrlac hires Banacek to find her multi-millIon dollar health computer, which mysteriously disappeared. 1:46 2:15 iOvii "Charlie Chin In Egypt" (B/W) (1935) Warner Oland, Robert Young. An archaeological expedition uncovers a mysterious murder. (1 Hr. 15 Mins.) w 11 a I I e V IN . •' I . \. ..,j'r' --: - ' . -.ZJi..h.i.2• . .. .' . .. . �SUNDAY EDITION 72nd Year, No. 40—Sunday, October 7, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 rk$av. Oct. S. ..- SS •i .'• Evening Herald—(USPS 481-280)—Price 25 Cents Graham ExpectedT o Name D avis Jud ge ,.,. .•.S- • !•• S•I, .. S. - By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Gov. Bob Graham is expected to announce Monday the appointment of Sanford attorney Joe Davis as the 14th circuit judge for the 18th Judicial Circuit of Seminole and Brevard counties. Meanwhile, Gov. Graham has appointed an Orlando circuit judge to the Florida Supreme Court. The new judgeship for the 18th judicial circuit was created by the Florida Legislature during its 1979 session. The post of circuit judge pays an annual salary of $43,600. Davis, 55, is a native of Sanford, attended public schools here and graduated from Seminole High SChOOL A graduate of the Stetson University College of Law, Davis was a special agent with the Federal Bureau of Investigation and served In the legal section of the old Florida State Road Department, now the Department of Transportation. He is a member of the prestigious law firm of Stenstrom, Davis, McIntosh and Julian. Davis served in the Florida House of Representatives in the 1960s. He has been city attorney In Altamonte Springs for the past 25 years, a position from which he resigned several months ago. He Is continuing to serve while appointment of his successor is being considered. He is currently Oviedo city attorney and was previously city attorney of Longwood. Davis is married to the former Betty Jane Woodcock of Sanford. Davis was one of three lawyers nominated for the post by a judicial nominating committee. Others nominated were County Judge Wallace Hall of Lake Mary and a Brevard County attorney, Edward L Stahley. Local members on the nominating committee were Altamonte Springs attorneys, Newman Brock and Gary Massey. Graham appointed Orlando Circuit Judge Parker Lee McDonald Friday to succeed Justice Joseph Hatchett, who was elevated to the U.S. 5th Circuit Court of Appeals recently by President Carter. Hatchett was the first black to be appointed to a state high court in the South and one of the first In the country. Graham was unable to appoint a black to succeed him because all three finalists recommended by the Supreme Court nominating commission were white. McDonald, 55, has been a circuit judge since 1961 and an acting member of the new state 5th District Court of Appeal since midsununer. The other finalists were L. Pharr Abner, a Winter Park attorney, and Ormond Beach Circuit Judge Warren Hyland Cobb. "Parker Lee McDonald is fine lawyer and an experienced and Intelligent judge," Graham said. "His substantial judicial experience provides him with the professional abilities necessary to this important position." McDonald was appointed to a term ending In 1965 when he will come up for "merit retention" review. He is a member of the executive board of the National Conference of State Trial Judges and is a former chairman of the state circuit judges conference. He practiced law in Sebring and Orlando from 1950 to 1961 and was appointed a circuit judge in 1961 and reelected subsequently. McDonald was presiding judge for the 3rd Statewide Grand Jury from December 1977 to June 1979. The panel Investigated organized crime. He was rated the outstanding circuit judge in Florida in 1978 by the Florida Bar's young lawyers section. He and his wife, Velma Ruth, have four children. The appointment is not subject to Senate confirmation. 2,000 Nuclear Protesters Assault Seabrook Plant Energy Unit To Youths By RUSS HARRIS Herald Staff Writer It could be that eighth grade students enrolled in Colleen Pelley's physical science class may have an energetic jump on their futures. What used to be regarded as a whistle-stop unit In science classes throughout Seminole County middle schools, is now deserving of far more emphasis - at least in Mrs. Pelley's classes at Lakeview Middle School in Sanford. Mrs. Pelley has been teaching about nuclear energy' for seven years at Lakeview, and she considers the total five weeks spent on nuclear energy a necessary and significant step In helping youngsters better understand their changing environments. Though her students do not begin to learn about 'plutonium,' 'uranium Isotopes,' and 'tritlum' officially until January, Mrs. Pelley has got them thinking about nuclear energy already. After all, she reasons, "they are the ones who'll be working in a world where it's necessary to understand some things about nuclear power sources and such." Yet understanding the foundations of nuclear power and energy is something which many adults cannot fathom. Primarily, the reason amounts to a matter of exposure. Most adults are products of school systems which did not promote learning about nuclear energy — since the emphasis clearly was on other forms of energy more consistent with the needs of the times. Even today, with more attention given to nuclear energy by the media, and more demand placed on developing alternate energy sources, nuclear energy study is primarily limited to a handful of students who take physics in high school. "Nothing Is really too complicated for an eighth grade student if you teach in a progressive, logical way," said Mrs. Pelley. "When we had the three-çille disaster some months back, a lot of people were in the dark. My students understood what was going on." Mrs. Pelley is not alone in her teaching. The entire physical science staff at Lakeview teaches a nuclear energy unit, as do several teachers throughout Seminole County. She thinks it's a sign of the tunes, "I think it's getting to be a trend. Nuclear energy will be an Important issue when the students begin voting In a few years, and I find I'm stressing it more with each year." Since the beginning of this year's school term, Mrs. Pelley has been urging students to submit SCWS E tides concerning nuclear power. Though many of the students may not understand in full what the articles SEABROOK, N.H. (UP!) About 2,000 chanting, antinuclear activists yanked down chain link fences around the Seabrook nuclear plant today. Hundreds of baton-wielding state troopers repelled the protestors with mace. By mid-morning there had been no arrests, and authorities said none of the demonstrators had gained access to the constructlon site. The protesters, who have said they would turn' the Seabrook power plant into a vegetable- .1 -. .4.. b' r JOE DAVIS I.UUIUIWV, LI... .....l -•. ,.• ._.. - -- COLLEEN PELLEY looking Into a nuclear ar future are about, come January, chances are they will. The news articles ranging from lost uranium to leakages will be discussed and student enlightenment will grow. Possibly, debates over the timely issues will result. "Nuclear energy is a part of our curriculum," said Mrs. Pelley "but I just expand it more for one simple reason: it'll be a power source of the future and ,. . children need to be Informed of what is going wrong with nuclear power as well as what Is going right." 1,...l. #1.-....ê W,. IJLUI.r. IISV VIII&DJII.V. WV W$U authorities, who have promised to arrest anyone who attempts to do so, were at a standoff. Shouting "Sin-ergy" and singing anti-nuclear protest songs, the predominantly young demonstrators attacked the fences that surround the unfinished $2.6 billion nuclear complex in several places with wirecutters. After severing the fences, the protesters pulled them down with ropes. More than 250 riot-helmeted troopers from New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Maine and Vermont - backed by 200 National Guardsmen bused in from Portsmouth on Gov. Hugh Gallen's order sprayed mace on demonstrators who tried to cut the Fences. Those protesters who didn't have makeshift gas masks quickly doused their eyes with -. - water. While helicopters hovered overhead, German shepherd attack dogs barked incessantly, keeping the protesters at bay. Construction crews then moved in with new sections of fence to replace those that had been torn down. Several protest leaders said the demonstrators would regroup before noon and map their next course of action. Some speculated the whole demonstration would shift to the maingate at the plant, where protesters would stternç* and alternative energy exhibits. They also planned to "nonviolently resist" arrest by linking arms, refusing to give out their names and letting the air out of tires of buses used to take them to jail. "I am prepared to stay in jail Indefinitely," said Kevin Lawless of New buryport, Muss., one of the protest leaders. Roxanne Elder of Austin, Texas, who came with 17 people loaded in two vans, said her group "will stay until the plants are shut down." "We're going to establish a community that is reasonably self-sufficient and grows its own food," said Barry Feldman, 25, a nuclear protester from Cambridge, Mass., who described himself as a "living conununist." State and local police, and protest leaders themselves, were unable to determine how many demonstrators arrived in the tiny seacoast town Friday to participate In Uw . - A few hours after dawn, the protesters, carrying two days supply of food in backpacks, left their campsites on private land and wallowed through muddy marshes, hiked through heavy woods and marched down railroad tracks to get at the Seabrook plant. Since 1976 there have been 1,891 arrests at Seabrook which has become the sharpest point of conflict in the growing dispute between protesters and promoters of nuclear energy. Scores, perhaps hundreds, more demonstrators were expected to be arrested this weekend. Led by the Boston-based Coalition for Direct Action at Seabrook, the protesters have said they will occupy the site and turn it into an "antinuclear village" with victory gardens Pope John To Washington After Greeting Chicago CHICAGO (UPI) - Pope the pontiff. military side of O'Hare for the, p.m. sunday. John Paul I!, cheered by the At the helipad, several people pope's departure. The temperature in the love of 1.5 million Midwestern broke through the barriers but As the 727 jet climbed into the capital was 49 degrees this pilgrims, left for Washington were chased back by police clear sky, a cheer went up from morning, expected to rise to the today to meet President Carter with raised billy dubs. No one the crowd. In Washington, upper 60s under sunny skies. on the final leg of his nine-day was struck. where it was clear and chilly Government meteorlogists said international crusade for Banners were displayed today, several dozen people "the weather should be pleaspeace. everywhere, including one from were already camped out on the ant but cool for the activities The pope appeared on the the Rev. Sun Myung Moon's Mall, near the altar where John accompanying the visit of the balcony of Cardinal John Unification Church. One pro- Paul will celebrate mass at 3 pope." over the next six weeks," ha spraying with a few new twists. on and around the lake can be Cody's residence to wave a final claimed: "The Unification By iopirgt ESTES said. In the 12"psge report, which spraye1 with an adulticide goodbye this morning and give Church Loves Pope John Paul." IlersldStaff Writer After that, the problem has several appendices of applicator mounted on a boat. a final blessing to a crowd of He waved and blessed a small Respite from the hordes of but wthl should specific hdonuatioii, Dr. All Or Mn insecticide applicator about 2,000 people some in crowd at O'Hare Airport before bI1àd mosquitoes which have d15&1)5)e& all Friday, Oct. 5, 1179 there was a full moon. Authorities inféMed the Monroe Lakefront next April when the pesky in- points out the adulticlding can mounted on a truck can be used evening dress and others boarding his special Ieddhave long since said It accounts for bizarre human and who had white jet, "Shepherd " and the downtown area of sect begins emerging froni the be done by truck from the for dispersing adulticides on bundled in parkas animal behavior. It may be so. Read these reports: A gathered through the night to Departure ceremonies at the again, shoreline of the like, by airaccessible areas of land. Sanford Is In sight. But the lake college student shot and killed two persons and wounded Mu4 off, A permanent solution, one craft or boat over the water. airport was open only to respite will be temporary. The types of chemicals that see several others in a shooting spree in South Carolina at a which is ecologically safe, maY Some sang and chanted: dignitaries, military personnel i,-. All group of could be used homecoming party... Page 3A; A sniper In San Francisco in the program "John Paul II, we love you" and and reporters, but there were 'As the weather changes, the be years away MS Dr. All COW businessmen, meeting in would not only kill blind a hostage holds and demand, $1 million... Page ta; chants of "Long live the pope. ninnb of the insects will tinues his research. As part of Sanford this week, that mosquitoes but also the "biting "We love the pope." A group of young men fired shots Into a crowd at a As his open car began the dedflns over the next six weeks, his research effort he has been 'a The Plane lifted off at 8:10 praying would cost variety," Dr. All pointed out. football game in California._ Page 3A findings short ride toahellpadsetupin a.m (9:10 a.m. EDT). his ECOId1118 to Dr. Arshad All. publishing to $10,080 per treatment At this point neither Sanford a nearby baseball field, a group John Paul ended his visit to MI heads the nudge periodically to benefit other iastüiii three wesims or less. nor Seminole County has money of people from the Chicago and its 2% million r research program which has resea rthrs. budgeted for mosquito In the meantime at the In the report he seds an Movement a Catholics by emphasizing the been underway for the pad worldwide Catholic peace twin themes of love among Year at the Agricultural request Of Sanford and arrangeines* mlijl* be made Dr. All said Friday he will group moved forward with a mankind and stern adherence Horoscope .................1-B Around The Clock ..........4-A Bastards and Education center Seminole county elected of- with the FAA Voluala Mosquito l MAW topsrlodlcally volunteer his services onany bouquet, and the pop stopped to conservative churcbtradl- Hospital ...................2-A Bridge .....................11 II1-SInford.11 MAW isaf. flclalsDr. All has writtena Obituaries ................ li-A Calendar ................... 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About 1,500 people had Television .................7-B Editorial...................4-B The method appears to t lilOfe upsurgea of the nudge combine the old ways of emergence and dispersal area are problems," he said. the car to get a final glimpse of gathered at the restricted Weather ...................2-A Dear Abby ..................1 Break From Mosquitoes? !es, But Only Temporary I FULL MOON -- - - S. Today - - I F . / '1 13 . 4-. .-- 4- --S.. -5---. - - .%I, .T . -.. ._.i.... . . - .. -. . - . - ... - . . . .• . -' - ..g.. -- - . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1979 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 05, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 05, 1979. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 05, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/5eb0c22962609202a802be3ba2b6b873.pdf 6bfc2fa612d34dd53e03a30bb2c5adf6 PDF Text Text - B-Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. . p •.' •• ji •/ ..• ,. 1 'C . t p V • • Tuesday, July 3. 197 FLY YOUR FLAG PROUDLY TOMORROW ON INDEPENDENCE DAY Evening Herald-(USPS 48.280)-Price 15 Cents 71st Year, No. 273-Wednesday, July 4, 1979-Sanford, Florida 32771 g ac in h' es h Card Buys Punc Votin M Semi*nole i By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer i- mi.ssioners to purchase 456 new when many of the 176 units Machine Co., the malfunctions citizens advisory committee, Diamond International delayed on the advice of county contract would be agreeable. The move to a modern punch punch card voting machines. malfunctioned during primary resulted from the melting of which recommended the pur- machines could be purchased a (I in Roger istrao The machines are expected to elections. An unsuccessful rubber bumpers in the locks of chasing of the machines from a for $148,893 as opposed to the Neiswender. Nciswender said card voting system was Rubber bumpers won't competing firm, the CES Voting bid of $164,860 submitted by the contract with Diamond recommended by the 16bother Seminole county voters be delivered by December and candidate in the election filed the machines. The decision to buy the Machine Company of Berkley, CES. will be operational for suit challenging the election, in the next election, In addition, the trade International should allow a member citizens advisory municipal elections then, and legal action still is in machines from Diamond Calif. Kirchhoff said he also old 120-day period in which the committee following a 30-day International came on a vote of favored the CES machines, allowance for the At least that's the assurance Commissioner Dick Williams courts. mechanical machines is $80,000 county can attempt to sell the study completed in May. The According to reports from a 34o-2, with Commissioners Bill voters have from a represen. said. The machines will replace tative of Diamond international the conventional mechanical registered locksmith and Kirchhoff and Sandra Glenn stating lie believed they were from Diamond International as present machines before ac- coirLinittee said the punch card easier to use. the voting in opposition. opposed to the $45,000 offered cepting the trade price. Edward system would reduce long term Corp. of Charlotte, N.C., who voting machines. of representatives Ul)av, representing Diamond storage costs and would be However, those voting in the by CES. s successful Tuesday in Glenn said she favored acThe old machines created manufacturer of the machines Trade-in, however, will be International, said such a easier to operate by voters. persuading the county corn- difficulties last September used then, Shoup Voting cepting the majority report of a majority noted that the 'The July Fourth Massacrellil' Outlaws Found Murdered - ... 1fJ 5 CHARLOTTE, N.C. (UPI) - five were asleep when the Authorities said the body of one shot to death in North Carolina member was found sitting on in a skirmish with a rival gang Five members of the Outlaws shootings occurred. motorcycle gang were found Sgt. W.J. Johnson said the front porch of the house with and in a shootout with police shot and stabbed to death early authorities suspected the shoot- a shotgun on his lap. Police said during a drug raid. In Lexington in 1976, puthorltoday at their north Charlotte ing was part of a power struggle they suspected he had been clubhouse, city police said. between three rival motorcycle standing watch for the others, ties found homemade bombs attached to the charred re"You've heard of the St. gangs in Mecklenburg County: but fell asleep. Valentine's Day Massacre? the Outlaws, the Carolina City police said they believe mains of an old Outlaws Well, this is the July 4th Stompers and the Hell's Angels, the incident occured between clubhouse that had burned City police issued an allpoints 12:30 a.m. and 5:30 a.m. today, down two weeks before. Massacre," one investigator for The motorcycle chapter had bulletin at 7 a.m. for a small because one of the gang city police said. A time to Repledge ourselves... Born of a revolution, this country began with a pledge, liberty & justice for all. Now, more than 200 years later, we Americans are still striving for these goals. It's easy to find fault, but it takes dedication and unity to bring about changes as our forefathers did. We have the freedom now to do it peacefully. Let's celebrate that freedom today & honor our nation for what's been achieved. Than, let's join together with a renewed sense of purpose to reach our goal. ("KV ,) Hal Colbert Realty, Inc. 207 Wait 25th St. Sanford Mr. a Mrs. Bob Anderson Lake Mary, Florida ai S. East Lake St. Pan American Bank of DeBary ISO Hwy i7.2 Delary .4 Industrial Park-Mini Warehouse Jim Hickman, Mgr. 323401 14 1 SR 4, Lake Monroe, Florida Sandra Glenn Seminole County Commissioner Dist. IV Sunshine TV Sales I Service 00 W. 0th St. Sanford Lakeview Nursing Center 010 E. Second St. Sanford Mary Carter Paints Groceries a Cold Drinks Waddles General Store $15 S. Elm Ave., Sanford Star-Line Enterprises Mfg. £ Dist. of Emergency Medical Equip. -130.5300 A J Lossing Transfer I Storage, 307 S. Pine Ave. Sanford Lt. Sanford Mr. a Mrs. Roy Green 100 West Airport Blvd. Sanford, Florida Avon - Fight Inflation, Sell Avon, Increase your earning power. Call 644.3070 Knights of Columbus Council 5357 Sanford. Florida Mr. a Mrs. Walter Olelow 220$ Community tv e*d, Fiir(Es' Al Porzig Plumbing oc S. French ave. Collins Florist Fairway Plaza Sanford Flagship Bank of Seminole Sanford, Florida The Evening Herald 300 N. French Ave. Sanford Bike 1, Mower Center 906 French Ave. Sanford Bill a Betty Restaurant 2311 S. Sanford Ave. Sanford, Florida Certified Welding a Sheet Metal 705½ French Ave. Sanford Dicks Appliances - 322.763$ 217 S. French Ave. Sanford Bateman Realty - 321.0750 213$ S. Sanford Ave. Sanford, Florida Osteen Bridge Fish Camp End of Celery Ave. Sanford Harold Hall Realty, Inc. 2O South Hwy. 17.t2 Sanford, Florida City of Longwood Mayor . June Lormann Deputy Mayor. Ray Leibeniperger Tower's Beauty Salon Brain Towers Apartments Sanford Cobia Boat Co. 100 Silver Lake Road Sanford, Florida City of Longwood City Commission Lawrence Goldberg, Steven Barton, Russell Grant Taylor Rental Center 3130 Orlando Dr. Sanford -323.0010 Harrell a kverly Transmissions 200 West 25th St. Sanford, Florida Air.O.Tronic Inc. 710 West Hwy. 434 Winter Springs, Florida Ratliff £ Sons Auto Parts 2734 Orlando Dr. Sanford Carrolis Furniture 104 East 151 St. Sanford, Florid. Action Honda -3234100 2013 South Hwy. 17.02 Sanford, Florida Robble's Realty 2210 S. French Ave. Sanford -322.0203 Home Appliance Center 1100 West is? St. Sanford, Florida AAA Employment 012 French Ave. - 323.5171 Sanford, Florida Jim Rowe Pest Control 2121 Iroquois Ave. Sanford Burns Texaco Service £ U.Naul 25th St. & Hwy 17.tl - 323-1204 Longwood, 3304003 •..? All State insurance Co. 130$ B. Semoran Blvd. Casselarry, Florida -170.1114 Reynolds Lock £ Safe Service 001 French Ave. Sanford -322.4757 Day & Night Grill 1300$, French Ave. Sanford, Florida Troy J.-Plland Mayor of Winter Springs M. Unsworth Realty 003 W. lit St. Sanford Mariners Village Hwy. 17.02 Sanford, Florida Foley Electric Commercial, Residential wiring 333.0410, Sanford A Child's World 2154 S. Sanford Ave. Sanford All American Flag Poles 1233 B. WillIamson Rd. Longwood, Florida a Flags Nix Bidding & Upholstering 700 Celery Ave. Sanford - 322.2117 Citizens lank of Oviodo iSa Geneva Dr. - 3U.M11 Oviedo, Florida KiwanIs Club of Sanford Moetinisi 12 Wednesday Civic Center Newton & Sons, buy (mk cars, trucks £ imports, 3224000 Ofteon Chose and Cempony Cat James H. Dyson P.O. lox OS Enterprise Nelson Try Value Hardware & Wheeler Fertilizer 301 $12 I. Broadway, Oviedo Robson Marine 2027 Hwy. 17.02 Sanford -3224001 Kokomo Tool Company 01$ W. First St. Sanford Sanford, Florida JCelery city Printing ni Mainolla Ave. Sanford, Florida I - Camilla Uphelsisry Sanford Airport Sanford, Florida Plaza Twin Theatre Sanford Plaza Center Sanford -322.71113 W. Scott Burns P.O. lax 1011 Sanford, Florida Dick Joyce Well Drilling Rt. 3 Box 3U Sanford Cmdr (Rot) I Mrs. W. H. Weible 202 Forrest Dr. Sanford Edwin 0. Keith City Commissioner Sanford - Kador Jewelers 1US. Park Ave. Sanford Goo. Willmar Assoc. Inc. 1117 E. Hwy 431 Altamonte Spits. - 0314000 Johnny Walker Real Estate Inc. General Contractor 471 W. Lake Mary Blvd. Sanford Airport Authority Sanford Airport Sanford - . a Tile Sanford Dry Cleaners 113 S. Palmetto Ave. Sanford Sanford Electric Co. 2122 Park Dr. Sanford Sanford Tire & Muffler Center 4205. French Ave. Sanford Julian L. Stenstrom City Commissioner Sanford Stenstrom Realty 2515 Park Drive Sanford Bob Storm Seminole County Commissioner 01st. II Sanford Heating £ Air Conditioning 2100 Sanford Ave. Sanford. Sanford Auction 1215 S. French Ave. Sanford -333.7340 A.1 Vacuum Cleaner Co. 2115 S. Park Dr. Sanford -332.7554 All Florida Realty of Sanford Realtor 322.0331, 333-7113, 3224710 Sweeney's Office Supply Inc. 220 Magliolia Ave. Sanford Brook's Cleaners 2507 S. Sanford Ave. Sanford -3234314 PPP7A Stone is greeted In Sanford by (from It-ft): Vie \rneU, Mr. and Mrs. Jack homer and Ron Leach Stone, Riding Wave- Of Miller's Radio & Appliance 2110 Orlando Dr. Sanford w.. - - • __ By BRAD PURDOM McRoberts Tires 40$ W. First St. Sanford Herald Staff Writer Sen. Richard Stone, D-Fl., rode the Amtrak "Chainplan" from Tampa to Jacksonville Tuesday to "save the Florida train routes and all the jobs that go with them." Stone's train stopped in Sanford, where it was met by business and Chamber of Commerce representatives. During the brief stop, Stone said he had been well received on the trip and felt it had been successful so far in drwiiming up support for the amendment he is trying to push through Congress. Stone said he wants to place a one-year moratorium on the cancellation of any of Amtrak's routes. According to him, the Amtrak budget being considered by Congress will eliminate three of the four trains now running iroimi New York to Florida. It will also eliminate, he said, the train which runs from Chicago to Florida. Stone said the budget which will cancel these trains is based on ridership figuleb which iiie g.* iuILde made obsolete. "These trains are full," he said. "There isn't it seat left on them. how can we eliminate a mass transit system with the energy situation as it now stands?" According to figures supplied by the National Association of Railroad Passengers (NARP), ridership on all Amtrak trains for May 1979 is up 19.6 percent over the same month last year. NARP also says the nwnber of people denied seats because of sold-out trains jumped 1,001 percent comparing May 1979 to May 1978. Stone said people have begun seeing the railroad as it viable alternative to the automobile. "I'm surprised how ninny families are on this train," he said. "I was expecting mostly elderly people but it's mostly fatuities. People are using this train." Stone said the government made $510 million in subsidy payments to Amtrak in 1979. The bill recommended by the Senate coziunerce Committee would budget Amtrak at ' - Bill Mailczowskl, Realtor 40$ W. 25th St. Sanford Mooney Appliances 3rd St. £ Palmetto Ave. Sanford Lee P. Moore City Mayor Sanford B. Duke Woody Branch 147 Fleet Reserve Assoc. SR 41, Sanford -- Deltons Area Chamber of Commerce 1130 Deltona Blvd. Deitoria , S 4 4 - ( V p. s . The Forest 542 West Lake Mary Blvd. Lake Mary ' - • .y...' , Forest City Tire Center Hwy 431 1 ml. west of 14 0424433 or 0424033 ... • :: ... . A ll I *.1 -'-.5 :'ikP-• .I,,,pI ..ii....- . I k t._f. .., . 0 1A t ,, . a_.' -. .". ',.t ___ - - - ..' . '" . .i. Herald Photo by Tom Netsel Local residents dressed as the North's Third Maine Infantry division prepare to recreate a Civil War battle with R ebel forces at Fort Mellon Park in Sanford. The fighting was just the start of a day long agenda of activities planned at the park they are, SO to celebrate the Fourth of July. If those uniforms look hot to you members of the Disabled American Veterans Chapter 30 helped out by pros iding the soldiers with free cold drinks. PREPARING Dynamic Properties S. V. Hardwick, Broker Dettons FOR BATTLE Boyhood Racquet Club 001 Lake Mary Blvd. Sanford Steven Sallnt - Carpenlry 1,1 Bunker Lane Sanford - almost $5111 million, he said. But, he added, it would drastically cut (]own the number of passenger miles the systemmi would cover. Stone's amne'ndment to the bill is co-sponsored by Sen. Frank Church, 1)-Idaho. The Church-Stone amendment would stop any cancellation of Amtrak routes for a period of one year. The Purpose of the year-long moratorium, he said, is so the system can be studied now that the cost of gas seems to be increasing the number of people taking the train. The nioratorimu called for in the amendment would make the government's 1980 subsidy payment about $718 million, Stone said. That would be an increase of $137 million. Stone said the $81 million of that increase "would be for labor payments for work that wouldn't be done If the trains were cancelled." ;tone said that money will have to paid regardless of whether the trains are eliminated. lie said the work had already been contracted for and the $81 million will have to be paid each year for the next six years anyway. Stone said his amendment would, therefore, only increase the guvermunisit's subsidy by $56 million. That amount, he said, would be "more than made ti p for" by the increased revenue supplied by the recent Increase in riders and the money the government would save in welfare paymnemits to Amtrak workers who would lose their jobs lithe trains were cancelled. As Stone told reporters about his amendment, a middleaged man with a very big smile came sauntering down the aisle. "Excuse mime, Senator,' he said. "But don't forget to tell themim that, on a train, you don't have to worry about DWI i driving while intoxicated)." Stone laughed. "Now that's time voice of the people,' he said. Hermit's Happy At Home In The Mississippi Swamp Plaza Square Sanford Plaza Sanford - Gregory Mobil. Homes 3*53 Orlando Dr. 3234205 Sanford Leroy C. Robb Construction Co. 3055$. Sanford Ave. Sanford-3224n A. Duds & lens Inc. Farms Slavia, Florida - LUCEDALE, Miss (NEA) John Wesley Gibson used to be a member in good ganding of the middle class. He owned a service sUtion, was affled in the operation of heavy equipment, and Uved with a fine wife in a comfortable home. At one point, he says, he also had $100,000 In a savings account. unusual way. He moved his belongings to a shack deep inside a Mississippi delta swamp and became a hermit. Now 69, after 15 years of it, Wes Gibson says his hermitage on Uie side of the Pascagoula River Is not just his home - it's a refuge from the woes of the world. But then his wife became gravely W. Gi bson sold the service station and spent everything he had to get her through three twain operations of months long and n hospitalization. But It Was i diedin 1964 vain. When she Gibson was alone, bankrupt, getting on In years, and looking for peace of mind. He found the latter In a most The place doesn't look like a refuge. Indeed, it looks like a mess. Gibson's land crawls with lizards, the air is thick with swarming bugs, and his shelter Is a dirt-floor hut. Nothing dries in the humidity, the area ls ripe with garbage, and occasionally an alligator will stick Its nose In his door. Alligators? Yuk. But that's not the worst of it. The Louis, but otherwise he prefers them draw circles in the light of booze, he admits; he enjoys solitude with the bullfrogs. "1 moonbeams, and drink a getting drunk and howling at go to town to get supplies," he solution of bat wings that his compaigons, ilie stars. says, "and I get them and get enables them to live forever. tie also enjoys sobriety. And out. I got no use for all that Matter of fact Gibson does never mind the condition of his traffic." look as it he's lived a bit. His hermitage, tie lives a full life in There are some who suppose teeth are rotting, his skin Gibson has no use for people, resembles the back of a beetle, the swamp. "I go to bed when I either, Quite naturally, given and his face is camouflaged want," he says, "and I get up isolation, his legend IS with a beard stained yellow when I want. If I want to eat, I colored by rumors of the from tobacco. He wears a eat, and if I don't, I don't. I'm not lonely, I'm content. I don't 1 Lv sree 4ieve baseball cap, but no socks. .. worry about anything except the old man will eat them if they swear," says neighbor Louis floods." venture on his property and if Howell, "he scares me to he's not hungry he'll feed them death." Gibson listens for word of to his voracious dogs. Dr. Lamb ..................RB For it all, however, Gibson is flooding on a radio. Along with It's said the hermit is a in reality a quiet and gentle a propane-fueled refrigerator, Horoscope ................. RB tipitsi ................... RA shaman, too. The word is he man. His dogs are too old tobe it's his only swamp luxury. He OURSELVES ..............lB lives with the spirit of a swamp mean, his taste runs more to has one electric light bulb, but Sports ..................... 7A witch, and they can assume the fish than children, and if he he says he prefers kerosene Television .................6* bodies of beasts. On Saturday keeps a swamp witch in sin he's lamps. He has no television, Weather ...................2A nights, of course, the pair of not talking. His one evil is and hasn't missed itinl5years; find in the swamp. The hermit does not have a telephone, and his nearest neighbor is a mile through the bayous. The only way he can quickly reach civilization is to take his flatboat to a downriver landing. And that, naturally, is Just the way he likes it. Periodically he is visited by his brother, a local farmer, or his son from St. mosquitoes at Gibson's place are far more vicious. And the flies can bite huge chunks out of flesh. Then' there are the snakes, to be sure; Gibson was struck by a cotton mouth once "and before I got help I swelled up all the way to my belly." It's a wonder Gibson didn't swell up further from the snakebite. Help is not easy to . Today - Around The Clock ..........4A Bridge .................... RB .................. 5* calea Comics ....................2B Crossword .................RB Editorial .................. 4* Dear Abby .................lB JOHN W. GiBSON S 4qwl/1s - Support For Amtrak Mobile World Sales & Service Inc. But deal in town on Mobile Homes Longwood -131.2323 John G. Morris City Commissioner Sanford Sanford Auto Parts 11$ W. First St. Downtown Sanford Sanford Carpet, Linoleum - 11$ S. Park Ave. Sanford Authorities said a club black car. Law authorities also members killed was seen just branches across much of the member found the bodies of the were asked to bring in im- after midnight at an area country during the 1970s. In Louisville, Ky., for example, as-yet unidentified four men mediately any motorcycle restaurant. The North Carolina branch of more than 300 club members and one woman at about 5:30 drivers they found with blood on the Outlaws motorcyle gang from seven states attended the their clothes, a.m. Authorities said shell casings has been in existence for more 1971 funeral of a member One body was mutilated, were found in the clubhouse, than a decade and has been known as "Cat Daddy." police said. And in Huntersville in 1975, "If you want to call it a some apparently coming from a frequenting the Charlotte-Gasmore than 100 members attendgangland-style murder, you handgun and the others from an tonia area this year. It was not the first time the ed the funeral of a member shot can," another investigator said. automatic rifle. The small, green-shingled Outlaws were touched by in an apparent ambush near the Capt. R.L. Porter said there appeared to be no evidence of a clubhouse is located In an violence. During the past few Piedmont community of struggle. He said he thought the isolated, wooded area near 1-85. years gang members hae been Lexington. Army Navy Store 310 Sanfprd Ave. Wieboldt Camera Shop 2101. Park Ave. anord -3224101 kan-inm $a.ntd. Forrest Greens Inc. Realtor 1$ Forest Ave. Altamonte Springs, Florida Codlsco Inc. Sanford Airport Sanford, Florida I Longwood TV . t-' - •.- A- -. -.. q .m . 4$ - . . -j -4 - - - - . - . - .. ,.. - - - •:- .. ... dw. Q �7A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, July 4, 1979 _________________________________________________ __________________ . ,.-,. - , 1?4_ .1 7 WORLD . 11 -%-'. I :,V1,0T-.&' r -; - - -.:4 11 -.''I'', ___ _ ____ _ '', . ..r., .I. a". IN __ BRIEF -' __ ., 4 Topic As Congress Meets ____ __ t. ?' _________ ______ I IN BRIEF Energy Officials Report: __ __ _____ was .. ._ wom had to .- I - -_ , . I -- ...••.. _____ 1 " . 1 of fin ci - - ' . ''. . , . ~ ,,. , legislation. Tuesday in an interview with Argentine television, saying sacrifices may have to be made." .-.: - : Concerns Of Ci'oti'lzens At Town Meet. Food Sta ps, Drugs, Panama Canal sources said. They said the two-hour barrage hit the villages of Rashaya el Fukhar, Habbariyeh and Freldiss, all in the vicinity of the Norwegian battalion of the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon. Several Norwegian soldiers were wounded, sources said, but there was no inde pe ndent confirmation of the fly SHARON CARRASC() Herald Staff Writer the report and United Nations officials were not immediately avai lable for comment. Tuesday it will take no more refugees and disputed International Red Cross criticism of its repatriation of concerns belied a th' forecast by Kelly, who had 40,000 Cambodian refugees. At the same t ime, top-ranking military sources suggest ed aid be funneled through Thailand to starving Cambo di ans in Cambodi a to prevent more of them from flooding across the frontier. An official foreign m in i st ry statement said the problem of Indochinese refugees, part icularly those from Cambodla, "can no longer be regarded solely on humanitarian grounds. Thailand's secur ity will also have to be taken Into consideration." predicted in it press release .- --. -. - Tucsdi'y ... -- Vance Addresses ANZUS . ________ _________ / - 'We just aren't - going to -----------------------------------------fleet dence Day holiday period that began at 6 p.m. local time ; ' __ ____ _ ,, - . feed them . If...' '., ____ inerce. The town meeting was held at the city hall, 300 N. Park Avenue, Sanford. Towering over tie poditun, Kelly got a round of applause as he described the food stamp program as "disgrace." amendment was In 1971, passed to add four million more people to the food stamp rolls, - Soviet Soldier Defects __ % --. -- r l__i, I s i~ . - - - - a an KIItKENS, No rway (UPI)-A 19-year-old Soviet soldier Nut-se -lean ('aIUphPil tins SOI1W mu with Kelly during his tour of Seminole Memorial hospital energy crisis anct said. others they have to work. We "ii I had it -. into this NATO country on Monday,police reported. my "The majority of the people brought a round of applause marijuana, "Why can't we face reality," when he disagreed with the in this country were against limit tile food stiunp prograni to they don't." Schedule For Fourth Vandals Cause' All state, county and orga nizations, will be climaxed with fireworks over Lake m un icipal offices will be at dark. today except for emergency such as police an d (Ire The Altamonte Springs-South -- closed Van da ls lute Tuesday night broke into the fenced area of the Carefree FlorL' s:-,,i at 2397 S. French Ave. and caused departments. All post offices Seminole Jaycees will sponsor estimated $1,000 damage, Sanford police said. of the property It Police sai d the vandals scaled the and banks will also be closed, the Little Miss Firec racker Ac Action Reports The Oviedo Fire Department Pageant at noon today in the and, once inside tile shop's outdoor area, began smashing potted * 4th with a day of balloon rides, food, baseball and strations will be held at Fort entertailiment and food at the Mellon Park. The day, span- Mait'land Civic Center. A Caxn be r of Commerce and p.m. with, a disco party following From 7:30 to 11 community Jher ___________________________________________________ ____________________________ the car of Williaiii Ernest Bennett of rural Sanford, while the car was parked in tile Kinart parking lot, Sanford police said, Police said the thief gained entry to the locked ear by breaking through tile right front vent window. StIED BURGLAIIIZED Burgl ars broke into the utility shed n ea r the Ridgewood Arms Apartments at 2580 Ridgewood Leaders in the 4-week-old independent truckers strike to "rva1uate" their position, and the chairman of the Interstate Commission predicts the nationwide shutdown is "coming to an end." in strike began 7 to protest fuel prices and short supplies to few and Tuesday. Groups of independent truckers in more than two dozen states voted to return to work since the weekend. Bill Hill, spokesman for the Independent Truckers Unity Coalition, said leaders of his group one of the have cal led a meet ing Commerce Participants the that PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UP!) WALLET TAKEN A wallet containing $340 in cash was reported stolen from tile trailer of Donald William Fach at the Park Avenue. Trailer ' Park _______________________________________ _________________________________ Limit I thru July 7, Ion. Without coupon $1.49 ________________ _______________ sometime over the weekend, Sanford police said. Police said the trailer owner re ported the door was locked at the time of tile theft. However, the lock is reported to be faulty and the thief is believed to have manipulated It in order to ga in entry. MONEYSTOLEN repor rom ary Police said the t hief or t hieves used an unidentified object to gas sta tion Sun day afternoon, break open the lock on the shed. A tool box and tools valued at $200 A clerk at the station, Debo rah Polley, 3409 Palmway Drive, were reported stolen from the shied, Sanford, told police she left the money in a bank bag on the - Rhode Island's man- - Bevilacqua wrote. 99c LImit __ D thru July 7, 1 979 I u s summer treat : ______________________________________ t_iJ'JI4' c1ALI4'll'E] ______ OPEN WEDNESDAY. JULY 4th elicio ____________________________________________ ____________________________________________ _____ ______ ____________ ______________________________________________________ __________ ____ 89c - Limit Without couponI.S9 Lno I i _____________________ iiiiiiiiiiii ______________ ________________ n I 4/$1 4e.g Limit I thru July?. 1979. Without coupon $1.29 -- VINYL COAUD wi.i , I i Child's Death Prompts Recall I 69c i I I_ Limit 2 Pak$ thru July?, 1979. Without coupon $1.19 2-os. 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The ! ine and punish criminal conduct, including the im. position and execution of sentences, subject to f ederal constitutional sanctions," Chief J ustice Joseph A. ________ ________ APERS returning to The five-member court, in a unanimous ruling, a1d the automatic life term does not violate the U.S. Con- I/2 GALLON ; : heat oft-at _____________________________________________ ____________________________________________ Florida delivery with 10 times as much undeUvered gasoline as the company claims. i .~ -_ _____________________________________ ____________________________________ _____________________________________ ____________________________________ VL1l I I'I•1'LI•1 I I:I(•Pl•]: 4*: I{•1'J 1'i LI'L1 4 lIltLI•l IRISH] 5-ox. _______________________________ LOVELEE NORTHERN BATH __________ LEMON/ORANGE Qfvelrr1 "1 SPRING DI-GEL ANTACID : SUGAR CONES DIGEL TISSUE. 4-PAK __________________________ ___________________ I 49C _______ illoolleallif tablets I? pack 2/69 . I Limit 2 thru July 7. 1979. Limit 2 thru July 7, 1979 ______________________ Limit 2 thru July 7, 1979. 2 thru July 7, 1979. . 2 I far between WASHINGTON (UPI) - Two Mobil Oil Corp. tankers Texas from a recent have been accused of datory life sentence for anyone convicted of first-degree murder was upheld Tuesday by the state Supreme Court. I %%, ; . ! _______________________________________ Delivery Claims Disputed ' 1 dwindled compartment Mandatory Sentence Upheld * Police Beat 1 I 1.19 * Mary Boulevard and Sun Drive. Police said they have no suspects. _________________________________ __________ WEATHER Clean mouth. fresh breath - June rising OU PO N SIGNAL 1"z. 1 MOUTHWASH : ii : early 1979 Chevrolet, Pontiac, Oldsmobile, and Buick full- Polley works at the PhIllips 66 station at th corner of Lake * Courts Sanford police on 1. hi the case. of demon- I By United Press International recall the back of the store, she said, the money was gone. Fires g a in of Strike Coming To An End DETROIT(UPI) - The death of a child trapped Mde counter next to the store's cash register. When she r et urn ed from: east and more with 1*59 Without coupon $1.79 compartments. ____________________________ SAVEASMUCHAS50% the rear storage compartment of a General Motors station I----------VIiI!"1I1 11'(l'Il'l :vh('1:IIII(.1hI1s1. 476,000 cars. wagon has prompted the auto firm to GM said Tuesday it is calling back all 1977, 1978 and AIR COOL : -- an center of the Altamonte Mall. plants and breaking off tree and b ush branches. Shop owner Ariis in and Jaycees are Barbecue and Fun Day Beginning at noon, there will McAlister said that up to 40 wee ping bottle bush trees were dest royed by the vanda ls, acco rding to police. beginning at noon today in the be bands, food, games, hot air balloon rides on the west side In addition, police said the vandals pulled out the underground Meat World parking lot Oviedo. Fireworks will begin at the mall. Fireworks will be at 9 pipe to the shop's sprinkler system, making it inoperative. RIFLES STOLEN p.m. 9:15 P.M. Two rifles with a total value of $375 were re port ed stolen from Maitland will celebrate the In Sanford, a day of games, I I Flor*ist Dama e 000 Monroe services costs onto Its emiloyeesand thq . general public." R,$T*) Limit I thru July 1, 1979. 1 I overwhehningly Tuesday to accept a tentative contract agreement. Ill turn have had to pass thes, Kelly's response again of drugs." mail called for tile legalizatilin Aiif.. pain I representing After a couple of citizens the man said. "Legalize it. Put suggestion and called the regulations on the hospital an way, I would just aren't going to feed them if of %, • today. In Philadelphia, 2,500 workers at Temple University Hospital join ed st rikes at two other medical centers there, and strikes persisted at two major hospitals in the Los Angeles area. In Toledo, a city of 360,000 on Lake Erie, the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, 1,4(X) cl erical and blue-collar workers, voted j in 1964, the program has soared those too young to work," Kelly complained about drug- a tax on it so we can get some contraband substance "an Increased the social security entrance, window to the world tax," Kelly sai d. "The hospital from $ million to $7 billion, he sai d. "We aren't telling the smuggling in t his co untry, one money o ut of it." sponsor Tuesday and ends at midnight tonight. Another 6,000 to 10,000 people are likely to suffer disabling injuries. officers government himself over to police sang he was "fed up with the So vi et Union", the Foreign Minist ry sai d today. 100 TABLETS, By United Press International Police In Toledo, Ohio, rejected a proposed contract In the production of Ear lier in the day, Kell addressed the question escalating hospital costs wit doctors at Seminole Memoril Hospital and again blamed th federal government. has passe4 "The m inim um wage laws, impose Kelly said. Since it was initiated tile sick, disabled, eldprly or The unidentified soldier, who was serving with Soviet - - - 4'f{.1jj will meet InSt. Louis Saturday to "re-evaluate" the status of the truckers' shutdown. "If the government wouh stay out of it and let the fre en terpr ise stem f un ction b4 itself, I don't think we woul4 have shortage," Kelly said On the proposed SALT treaty Kelly.saiçl he opposed the limitation plan beca.'use walked across the Russian border into Norway and turned ground Forces stationed on the Kola Peninsula, crossed _____________________________________ L1t'111 1 30-hour I . -. - July 10 and July 14. claim, through, I imagine, what all er David Harness. "It would be fall and was unable to leave, roads limit only the U. S 'L' ___ for the claim to be out the 1K - - 1 n arm - ,j' - effective predicts this ---------------------------------------p. " a _____________ the orbiter will fall between 00,7 In other areas, Kell) discussed the blamed the federal government. enterprise sYstemj Sanford Chamber of Coni- CANBERRA,Aust ralla (UPI)-U.S. Secretary of State Cyrus Vance told his ANZUS pact partners to da y the in the Indian Unit ed States will not build a separate Ocean, but pl ans to increase U.S. Navy activities In tue ____________ it: ol .w In the mv, _______ Australia, New Zealand and the United members States-the oldest intimate security pact in Asia, Vance gave the Australian and New Zealand delegates a rundown on the world situation, highlighted by his interpretation of the Salt Ii treaty. . __ ________________ -. ____ _______ ..................... ----------------------- .. - station WFTL has taken must be the cause of death Administration remote region last surnmer, her daughter's state of mind spot Monday with other ofapparently injured herself in a before she left. "She was going ficials, including Deputy Coro n- giving the Panama Canal: away," one man said. "Then: why were our representatives tended to cause rnllitary resistance to Amerlcan presence in the Panama! Can al ," Kelly said. "They felt! the Americans had lost their! will to resist, to fight." I station NONNI __________________________ I 0 London. hiked weekend was keeping travelers closer to home or off the altogether. The National Safety Council estimated between 120 and 180 people would be killed during the Indepen- retained the canal. S tch," der was most potential military attack if - _ handed out prior to the meeting citizens would focus n gas problems and the energy crisis. Kelly, a Florida Republidesignated as "Sanford Town Day" and spent the day talking with citizens, including Seminole Memorial Hospital administrators and doctors and members of the can :~ . Congressinan Richard Kelly. % Informing : please." Kelly said the ledera government was "afraid" o . citizens at BANGKOK. Thailand(U 111)-Thailand announced '_____ .. - Saves Lives hurt k y/ab entries, Early indications were that not as many people would be killed or in traffic accidents Fourth of July holiday because the gasoline shortage and the shortness of the holiday kept more Americans off the road. Although local energy officials described the gasoline availability situation as "good," the price of gas i. crime fishermen we 're By United Press international in Washington, D. C. against ui an d do ing what they damn we1 The food stamp program. drug infiltration and the Panama Canal give-away" headlined the concerns of Tuesday's Sanford with town meeting Refuses Refugees ec1 Shortage sent to the state He declined to release the suspected, 25,000 of the state's 350,000 restaurant workers either were laid off or had their hours shortened. Gas horrible examination, dry summer 0 BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI)-Israeli and Lebanese rightist militias today pounded several southern Lebanon villages close to United Nations peacekeeping positions, leftist ___ I Kelly addresses a near lull house at Sanford Cit' hall Southern Lebanon Shelled area. .. . ,-~.. c" , r:* ~-_,~~,rs , "important .. 11 .. .. Somoza himself hinted at a possible resignation on Thailand -- -' a checkbook, was found near Florida, Liaison tracked by the days. to her. scribbled way they know "good" A spokesman for the opposition Conservative Party said his three-man Congressional Committee was told the session would "almost certainly consider a Somoza resignation." He added there was an outside chance tile lawmakers would merely deal with a presidential veto of piece an an al . July ary 's She y s di eaten for welcome agenda. . today for Fourth a got walked - ., , Dies the United Press International There enough gasoline Americans the of the best driving - and that was news for resorts, which have a so far. The word on gas availability was an almost universal from local energy officials. At worst, as in the situation may be "tight," but officials said those who look for gas by nightfall can get it. And the New York Auto Club said "you've got a fighting chance" there. That was good news for the Empire State, where the shortage cut restaurant business by up to 25 percent and celebrate I Slowly as _____ Nicaragua called She As feelings By MANAGUA, (UPI)-Both houses of the Nicaraguan Congress were into joint session today and one legislative spokesman said President Anastasio Somoza's resignation was almost certain to be on the Wyoming derness nonexistent rescue team. She amputated," Ahead And Drive Go . .__ ary D'i ' - ________ __ - Writes It appeared the woman had "She talks a little bit in the young people are going very simple to slip and fall and person in the area," he said. BUFFALO, Wyo. (UPI) "It was a shock to find teeth prepared the campsite so it injure yourself." For 59 days Tammy Mathre diary about how her feet are through." with fillings in them," said his would not be distur bed if she She declined to elaborate or waited in the mountainous swollen and red, and how if she George Arzy of Sheridan, one companion, Mike Semler of died, Semler said, noting she out they may have to be to allow reporters to view the for il of rocks over her pack ed had plac of the fishermen who found the Sheridan. contents. di Redden said. " nes were scattered and tent. bo sa id he first notic Other Redden said there might have remains, ed a in a saw several planes flying over recorded her she slowly and thought may be they were been a family disagreement human jaw bo ne on a rock as he near the campsite, probably makeshift diary "She knew sh wasn't going dispersed by wild animals in along a creek. looking for her. But nobody preceding the woman's trip to to death. to make it," he said. "1 knew there was a dead the area, he said. Wyoming where she was 20knew she was there. al entries in The f in Iowa Bureau of "Exposure and starvation got said an' ar year-old She died a pretty Investigation. 30 she had not The remains of the woman death." in The diary, will be although skeletal remains identified diary contents at the order of lab for I he Insurance no foul play was Tuesday as those of Ms. Mathre the woman's parents. "We're still going through the said. of Knoxville, Iowa. The book The body was found by two covered the period between thing. The pages are pretty wet collected. WFTL is offering PORT LA UDERDALE, through the month of July, Sunday near Cross drying it out," he July 2, 1978 and A ug. 31, 1978. and free souvenir policies to ) If Skylab "to protect residents Fla. (UPI) Creek Lake in the Cloud Peak the said. In some of the any listener who cares to comes falling down into from all this flaming debris In Knoxville, Mrs. T.H. Primitive Area of the Big Horn young woman said she was sure have one, Daren said. ll un ty and ki s a Broward Co that's going to conic she would be rescued and that it Mathre said her da ughter had Mountains. There was no resident, the nearest living crashing out of the sky," a tent an was "God's will" that she att en ded one year of college survival gear other th Meanwhile Skylab said program director Toni relative will collect it $1 undergo the ordeal, Johnson and left home in July 1978 on and sleeping bag - and no (lCSCefldCd closer to Earth Daren. million insurance policy only matches. County Sheriff Paul Redden vacation after Tuesday and the National The policy cost the radio written by Lloyd's of "She was in a very remote her grandmother of her plans. said. Aeronautics and Space $262.65 and says her area, in a huge boul pa "Her private hell The sheriff said he believed "outerspace fallback" Fort Lauderdale radio to the Ms. Mathre hiked into the problem," Mrs. Mathre said of said Redden, who w ? * ______________________________ _____ i r';1 .)j t ;r- Somoza's Resignation Woman NATION •'l _l 1 ;$~ ~ ...... _____ obscure 79-3A Wed esday, July Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ----- _____________________ Beaumont, Texas, refinery after unloading all but about 1.0 percent of their oil at three Florida depots in early May. CLAIROL ___________ _ Internatiorial, Union, whose members were manning the tips, said 10 times as much undelivered gasoline went back the refinery. Both Mobil and the union, with which it Is having a dispute, said the ships could not unload all ________ _____ _________________ ___ _ _________ MultI-color webbing with : _____ ______ FROM GE ,6 4 '. - 01891 Iiash.s I ___________ Limit 2 thru July 7. 1979. - •.. -- arms, Aluminum from.. - Limit 2 thru July 7. 1979. - ______ ___________ without coupon $1.99 Ill THURSDAY TIDES U.u1.r $4.50 tern-RIO. $7.99 *.$4.10 9c am ----Daytona Beach: high 4:02 their cargo because the depots' lanlis were .1 lows, PORTARLI '"'----NO KB" .1 74; yesterday's high, 96; a.m., 5:03 p.m.; low 10:30 a.m.,______________________________________ RN.L, 1$" M , .I COOLI' broinetrIc pressure, 30.03; 11:15 p.m. 1O"hightobl.mod.l. ref Fr..uiid.. Jury Port Canaveral: hIgh, 4:12 I! ________ 12 EXPOSURES Adjusts to 3 isv.is relative humidity, 72 percent; 'l i rent cools for hours. Iha-rn., 4:55 p.m., tow, 10:21 a.m., WOMIN'$ linde W at 3 mph. ed slayer _____ COLOR FILM Corona, accus VALLEJO, Calif. (UP!) '"orecaats Partly cloudy 11:06 p.m. won KNU Nh of 25 itinemnt farm workers In ; when attorneys kept asking MIAMI (UPI) - The trial as all unreliable moned liaggart and Wolgr..n upstairs and slay two Bayport: high 10:16 a.nL, j*auo 7%urWay. Hot in the the defense said that ih. trial. a diange of venue for his que ions, IlO 126 st jury trying Theodore witness. pr osecutors to the be nch her the others, afternoons. A chance of *1- p.m.; low 4:18 a-rn,, 5:40 fluenced her when she Superior Court Judge Richard Patton granted the "we 4/$1 "I felt more positive at Bundy for the Chi Omega e judge blonde For a conference. Th The pretty art 1.She said the intruder was Limit 2 thru July 7, 1979. BOATING FORECAST picked his pict ure from tenDon and evening thunmotion Tuesday. The date Judicial Council wW that moment that I have murders may never hear student had painted across reminded them Miss 7. Ion. Limit I thru July dark-skinned, about 150 Wit hout coupon $1.24 St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet lineup of 10 men. bowers. 111ghz in the mid recommend three possible sites to the defense and ever," she said firmly. "I the testimony of it young the courtroom at Bundy Neary's testimony was pounds and in his early 20s. J 50 miles Winds variable Y "It's 50 percent ft tAws lu dw 70L Mods out of theV ' I . have never seen the exact woman who swears she and said he was the inA navy knit cap covered his only for the purpose of case," Haggard said. wirlable mostly 10 Mph of lelL mostly 10 knots or less througli from Coluss set a profile. Through this whole ,saw him running out of the truder who slipped out the hai r and eyebrows. She deciding whether they i ______________________________________ Rain probability 40 percent Thursday. Seas 3 feet or less. 9 a.m. readings; overnight pérature, 82; - May Never Bundy ' _______________ ____ ____________________ Mass Murder Trial Moved ----- E yew tness Hear ___ ____ 6.99 ____ - 10 ______ 3•49 -Juan 89C new ., same 3.59 =- :- ______ ____________ now - ________ . P--itiol-mg:IUM diring the afternoon and eueatng bows. Wimis and seas Wgher uear a few thundershowers. sorority house with a ski pulled over his (ace and anoak club in his hand. The jury from cap was sent ' 1. IEvening 1kmW (usps w-noi . ,1i(huega front door of tile( LYluse at Florida State in 15, Tallahassee on 1978, the night her sorority Jan. were admissable as thing I have never gotten evidence, "As far as I'm concerned, it doesn't meet the as good a look as I got this mo rning. I Immediately recognized him to be the especially noticed his protruding nose. Defense attorneys contend that Min Neary 50 percent." has embellished her description. They say it the state's case againist the courtroom Tuesday sisters, Lisa Levy and ___________________________________________________ while defense attorneys relentlessly questioned the Margaret Bowman were clubbed and strar.gled to 6iInc., Pstblished Daily and Sunday. except Saturday by Ths Sanford H.raid, 309 N. French Ave., Sanford, Fla. 32711. eyewitness, Nita Jane Neary, for more than four ho urs. By punching holes in death in their beds. asked to point out Bundy, her they hoped to she was stopped by the But Miss Nearv did not the front door and slipped vestigators. Miss Neary's convince Circuit Judge Edwart Cowart she should strenuous objections of Robert Haggard, a dcfense waver in her identification of Bundy, although she outside. He carried a club believed to have been used mother showed her news clippings that included be barred from Bundy's attorney. Cowart sum- burst into tears at one to batter two ________________ kcod cla s s Postags Paid at Sanford. Florida 32771 Home Dwivery: Week,. 15 cents; Month,$3.35; 6 Monflit, I 11.50; Year, slto.00 by Mail: Week, 15 Centi, ~ Month S3.60; 6 Months, 120-60; Year, - account, man I saw at the door that * test for evidence," Cowart said, but his ruling on the motion to suppress may Earlier In the day, when night." Miss Neary said she not come before week's eni. caught a three-second she talked to a sketch in recess today gllmpe of the slight man's artist, a hypnotist, her profile as he reached roommate and police in. Court was for the holiday. point , - -----. - - -- changed slightly each time . . . - . -. -. r young women Bundy's photograph, and - hearing for July 30 at which time he will dhoose a final location if defense and prosecution attorneys are unable to They're not going to be In very good shape if they lose He believes the rest 254 •rr agree on one. of including the testimony pf a dental expert, D. Richard Souviron, wfio i -4", AsHDowN, Ark. 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S '-'-. - - - - - - ' ' = - .. �PIARW - Eveniriq Her ald, Evening Herald 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 A Around Area Code 305-322-26 or 831-9993 Wednesday, July 4, 1979-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDA'O, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director 1111 Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Year, $36.00. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. It's Freedom: Ongoing L=j The Clock An By JANE CASSELBERRY Business Two hundred three years ago the Declaration of Independence was signed. This is a long time In terms of individual life spans, and a not unrespectable record even as th e histories of nations go. Perhaps this sense of lengthy tradition Is why it is so easy to think of Independence Day as merely commemorating an event that happened once and was over with - just anoth er historical event, just another date. We tend to forget that July 4, 1776, was more then one self-contained day in history. It was the watershed from which has streamed a great, everbroadening river of freedom into our own time. We are wrong if we think of th is date as marking the day when freedom was brought forth by decree and handed to posterity. Independence was not a completed event. It was a continuing process, an evolution, a growth. Freedom in America is still an unfinished business. Th is involves much more th an the fact that in the years since Yorktown marked a successful conclusion militarily of what was proclaimed politically In Philadelphia In 1776, Americans have been called repeatedly to defend freedom anew, hundreds of thousands with their very lives. War, however, is perhaps the easiest form of patriotism. In war, the enemy is obvious, and the course of duty clear. Or at least so it seemed before Vietnam became such a painful part of the American experience. It is more difficult sometimes to recognize other enemies of freedom - not necessarily persons, but ideas, entrenched interests, prejudices hallowed by tradition. At one time, freedom in America was for the spectable" people, those, who owned enough property to qualify for the right to vote. Throughout our history, too attest freedom has been abridged at denied to certain classes and minority groups. Yet eventually these groups attained full acceptance into citizenship -not by riot or revolution but by steady evolution within the framework of the Constitution. Th at is the pride and the glory of the United States, that we have been able to grow in freedom toward an ever-broader freedom. Let freedom in America never be finished business, and let America never cease working at it. D.C. Sun Power The solar panels on the roof of the White House stand out U a signpost pointing the way toward future sources of energy. Thupanela were dedIcatt recently by President Carter. They will provide sun energy to heat water for the White House staff mess and the office quarters, mw cost is $20,. me savings will be $1,000 a year at today's energy prices arid m more as energy prices rise during the 20-year life of the unit. ma residents of 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. are setting an .wnpk for the rest of the nation. As the production of fossil fuels winds down and their colt soars in the lad quarter of this century, the nation and world must turn to the use of solar and geothermal energy and other ê1 1øA4 VAUIIc &UO wind ower - Much can be done with the power olthelun. Andbyfarths best place to start is with simple appllcaUonL Ni homes should be able to gather energy from root panels and south4aclng windows for water and space heat. And It's seldom I complain about the poor room service, the broken-down elevator, the leaking bathtub faucet or the television set that doesn't work. I've found people are always disagreeable to me when I do. Life's too short for Indulging In these unpleasan t little scrimmages. I never kick. I never nag, I never criticize. I wouldn't dream of making a scene, as I've seen other people do In publi c places. I'm a nice tourist! I'll tell you what else I am. RONALD REAGAN VIEWPOINT Central America Recipe Is This An $18 Billion Elephant? By DON GRAFF We can blame profiteering oil companies. Or we can blame the greedy oil-exporting cartel. Or we can blame a bungling Energy DepartM". But weareu'tdolng much blaming of ourselves for the chaotic situation we've gotten ourselves into at this stage of the fuel shortage. We should. Instead of rising to the Challengr Americans seem to prefer ether. In the long lines creeping toward erratically pumping stations In many parts of the country, drivers jockey for position sometimes violent consequences. When they Y are castigating aren't at each other, Washington for not doing something. But In Washington, they are doing something - bumping into each other In pursuit of nearInstant solutions to the crisis. Now that the bloom Is off deregulation of domestic oil production and solar energy so f4r has taken off only as far as the White House roof, the solution of the moment on fuels, gasoline substitutes derived from coal, shale,tar sands, various farm crops and other unlikely sources. With at last count several dozen bills In th e congressional hoppers designed to promote synthetic production, the House has now passed pl wider which and sent to the federal government would underwrite production of two milhio barrels of synthetic fuel per day, more than 10 percent of current national conswnplion. Pi'tnts tnó.Mfl would beensgsd to got Into costly synthetic production with the assistance of federal loans and guaranteed purchases-the Pentagon would take a quarter of the total output. According to current st1mates, five years would be requlthl to begin producing significant quantities of fuel at a developmental colt of some $18 billion. If money and knowhow are the prerequisites, this could be a good part of the answer to the energy problem. The technology for producing synthetic petroleum products has been available for years and Is currently proving Itself. South Africa, a pariah among the olliupplying nat1on thenki to Its racial policies, already is well advanced In meeting most of Its requlrnent' through coal conversion. Also, there is the precedent of the succesdul World War II effort that created a domestic synthetic-rubber Industry after the Japanese conquest of Southeast Asia cut off supplies of the natural product. there are simllirftles with that _--alit-if achievement, there are aljo'ci1a1 dIffësenceI. The question mark In the case of synthetic fuels Is not technological feasibility or even so much availability of natural supplies as it Is price. Initial colt of synthetic fuel would be high, up to $10 or more above recent prices for Imported natural crude. AS OPEC goes Its merry pricehiking way, that gap is steadily narrowing, and consequently synthetics are becoming steadily 61 / . / ' / 4 16 1 '(/ sf11 Lighting t • Way JACK AND ..t.t_ tt.._-----...e1.. uiv i-upt, who apparent wiii:i oo is next in Cent ral America? Though It takes time (as we have seen in the case of Nicaragua) and many Ingredients, Western Hemisphere Marxists such as Fidel Castro have found a winning recipe for destabilizing neighbor countries and creating a climate for takeover by their allies. The list of ingredients begins with a tough and dedicated cadre. James Nelson Goodsell, Latin America correspondent for the Christian Science Monitor, notes that mcat Sandinista troops "are simply Nicaraguan young people who... want something better, as they see it, for Nicaragua. Sandinista leadership, however, Is a differ matter. Quite a few of the Sandinista c. manders are avowedly Marxist, trained In Cuba." uuma l / I. • Add tothls mix a litany of allegations of human rights violations from "Liberation Theology" priests and others and rely on friendly organizations In the U.S. to replay these to Congress and to the U.S. human rights lobby, which routinely accepts nothing but perfection from right-of-center governments but Ignores human rights violations by others. Stir in a layer of the State Department "establishment" which seems to believe that the i"!.t' t.ztt 4. ) i.o rnaziUc l world iaderah1p M quickly u possible. Sprinkle with romantic Idealism about finding a "democratic political solution." After all, - plenty of non-Marxists in Nicaragua have wanted Somoza's rule to end. As has h&ppenedtn other countries In the grips of armed Insurrectlon, the non-Marxist groups have temsurrection. porarily made common cause with the Marxist guerrillas. Riding a tiger without being conawned by him is a hard thing to do. Nevertheless, the United States appears to have spontaneously translated all this Into a naive belief that a democratic government would emerge and prevail alter Sotnoza.Toward this end, our government has arm-twisted the Nicaraguan government as much as It could in recent months to force Somoza to step down. We cut oft military aid and sales, tried to stop International Monetary fund draws by Nicaragua and Ignored evidence that Panama was mugg1Ing U.S -made arms to the Sandinistas. Spice up the recipe with several pinches of Interference in Nicaraguan affairs by Costa Rica and Panama, then glaze with a sot of O.A.S. resolution, 'lencmnclng the &motaovernment. Bake all of this, first at moderate urn. peratures, then at high beat and - presto _ you have the Central American Destabilization Soufflel We can only guess what the governments of Honduras, El Salvador and Guatemala are thinking these days. Perhaps It is something along these lines, "With friends like Uncle Sam, who needs esiesnles?" , Red Tape Barely Cut To Save 'Boaters' WASHINGTON - This Is the story of Thach and Naturalization Service (INS), the office of either the State Department or the embassy in COWrflI,siOflmr, took action. He sent an ___ Minh toe, a tragic young man who once fought United Nations High Commissioner on Refugees Malaysia. get tie facts and tln alongside American troops In Vietnam. He was and Volunteer Agencies, we won the rice. In late April, Mrs. Ellis got an alarming letter ordered the uts man in Kuala IAmipw to searth We got word to Thach that he, his wife and two from her brother. He described the death and for Thacti. left behind to become one of the thousands of anonymous despairing "beat people" driven to young children would be permitted to join his diaeath the refugee camp and told o( having to United Slates Catholic Conference and the flight by th. coinmimlet regime, of Indochina. sister and her American husband lii the United scavenge rats and snakes to feed his family. ° U1 UOnS High Cumininkiner on Asking why he had never had an answer to his His sister In America appealed to tie for help. It But the near tragedy of Thad MInh Lot plea for help, Thach told his sister he saw no way Refugees and Volunteer Agencies also was a race against ilesth, as we tried to prev" of the situatk,'. They fanily and himself, He dSInOndiatU the bureaucratic fwnbilng and out excel* to kill his wife, their infant daughters recognized the WgaflCy Thach from killing his news that they .VCed 10 ask their people on the and scene to look for himself. Clearly, his sister's had given up hope because he thought they would mindless red tape that are contributing to the State anguisti of the boat people, had been cleared to come here had never never be allowed to come to the United Within tires days, the Catholic Conference For nssrlyacsntwy,theStatusotLlbsrtyhu Thacli Is a sensitive, Intelligent, 31-ycarotd tie with u1y ending: As epresenIn desperation, the Ellises asked us to Inpliefled former South Vietnamese army officer. He stood - a symbol of welcome t. iw tervene. We explored every possible avenue to lative of the voluiteer Internationai Refugee succeeded In escaping with his family lad refp cWe.Ion November. may mad, their way to Malaysia reach Thach with the Iflformiflon that safe Cemmittes had found Thadi and told him of his In their native lands. Bust on this Fowib of July, and were shochorned Into an overcrowded refuge In the United Stall was assured. All we acoeptsuice. He and his tesnily stuould he lbs torch of freedom she holds aloft is rocssd and on their way to the Unitad Stat I-refugee egno where living cltinni were had to go on was math's name. his but H& mur ui wan a,wi w, wwi wiu of we. wmpeakable and food was barely enough to (V7I07) amid the addresses of three Isteroment W 1 rr children who have bean cast up on t á camps where the family rruigt be. The Th a"hes' ordeal Is ova. But for thousands Malaysia, Indonesia, China and the Philippines. survive on. ma office of former Sen. Dick Clan, the Stat, of oIlier refuses, the agony Thach wrote for help to his sister, thuong, who contins. ma U has been estimated that so to so of ivory 100 De ent'i coor .ator for refugee affairs, words nma LSUflJ5 Wrote coming for Inamictim an boat people die It NI In their dOfMS MtIII&I hem with her Navy husband, Joseph Ellis. From refused to lift a finger on Thach's behalf. When the Status of Uberty have never been mor, apt, to find haven. Those who survive find their orti iii,e an.cs on told that four lives were at stake, aark's aids but they ha,, a pijcjyriq to, tie dsai bas jug begun when they make It to I fej immigration officials In Las Vegas to Margaret Carpenter replied: "Unfortunately, IflddiIi ,xil, rutting In refugee camps or foreign ihor.. In Malaysia arid Y attest that Thach was a relative and to guarantee we have thousands dying In Southeast Ails, no wantlildnig the ocean in leaky, 0mvrowded we herded frito squalid r"nr where starvation itsi 10 peopleon our staff can with amid disease suet their deadly tOlL on Mardi 11, the immigration service ap- overreaching policy questions. We can't do me your t1rsd your poor, Now both thea. coigitries hjjs ptammed the proved their petition to bring the Thad family anything for Individuals." our huddled ye1ng 10the The p spokesman notification w sent to the US. emMIM om r door on new av; Malaysia has beam forbauy here was equally wimoved. He said their cing the refugees back frito their flimsy boats If bassy In Kuala Lumipur. The wretched refuse of your teeming thor.. Then a bureaucratic curtain of silence felL resources couldn't be used for "personal purthese they have no promise of asylum elsewhere. poses." liii homeless, tnpelt tossed, to We tried desperately to reach Thach Mlnh Lee Despite repeated letters requesting In ___________ Fortunately, Mario Nato, deputy immigration Ethacs got no response from foium, U Im'Igration ip of in Um. W I liftmy lamp baddi the golden door. _ - nimtlr - ___ iatt.r MORE ) 0 40 /\ - - =F nomb~ ",1 -t---- . -4Øa.4,4 • •,I £ 9*11~ 11 JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer "1 had $10,000 worth of the new Susan B. Anthony dollar coin Monday to supply to five ComBanks in Seminole and Orange couflties and at the end of the day I only had $50 worth left." The speaker was Lyiin Streeter, vault teller for ComBankSethinole County at Casselberry. "There was so much demand thit for $150 to $200 at a time that we had to limit customers off the stret to a maximum of $25," she added. 1. Jeanent' David, teller at Flagship Bank of Seminole, reported "quite a demand" for the new dollar coin on the first day of distribution. "Everyone wanted at least one to keep and some people wanted five or 10. They are something new, so they went Lpretty fast.' she added. "Wi had mostly nickel and dime' orders for the new dollar ;coIn," said Atlantic Bank of Sanford vault teller, Don Fann," but tdernand was pretty brisk. There were a lot of collectors." 'We distributed no more than $1,000 worth, but then we don't use more than that in paper dollars in one day," Farm said. Around the nation according to United Press International many people lined up for the new Susan B. Anthony dollar coin Monday, the first day of issue, but many others shied away from It because it looks too much like a quarter. Banks in Baltimore, Seattle, Norfolk, Va., and Washington, D.C. to cite a fcw areas reported a brisk demand for the copper-nickel coin, the first U.S. coin to bear the likeness of a real- - - tile woman. Jeanne .Johnson, an official with the Lincoln First Bank in Rochester, N.Y., said, "We are swamped. We've had people asking for theni all day. One man got $100 worth and most people ___ __________ - 1_ -_ . •...*.-.. .----- ._., • t _ _ .. - - U sk Locall Co*in Is Br'l' 1 $ y At some banks the demand was pretty low. In Boston, for instance, one officer of the New England Merchants National Bank said, "I would have expected a lot more people requesting them." Robert He'ig, a teller at the Shawmut Bank in Boston, said, "I put a stack of them (the new dollars) on the counter so people would see them, but most people think they're quarters." I That was a common complaint, and understandably so. Debra Pendleton, who got one of the new coins In change at a Providence bank, offered it as payment for a purchase at a discount store, but the salesperson turned up a nose, thinking It was a Canadian quarter, and said, "I can't take this." John Breen, vice president of the Little Rock, Ark., branch of the Federal Reserve Bank, said Interest in the new coin has been high among banks for the currency's "promotional and novelty aspects." He said many that were distributed Monday probably will become souvenirs and won't make It Into circulation. But U.S. Mint Director Stella Hackel, speaking Monday on the steps of the house wherc Ms. Anthony lived in Rochester, N.Y., insisted, "The economic purpose of this coin Is very Important. This is not a token coin, it's a real coin, a coin to be circulated." &ii, 014 &Zj u / r-"I 7 5r*r 170 *gr . - ' ~- " * .. . / . - OF INSTEAD SHOPPING Horrable Selling p . 11111111 __ 'ii" BAItBAIIA McDOWELL - N,pellings and related errors esti mat ed to cost U.S. ci4ianies $3.2 billion a year. ;at figure includes only the stçjctariaI time spent cons ,ti'ng reference books and correcting mistakes. It does not even take into account the €l1i1.irrassment of learning too ltf-of the misspelled word in tNMcrucial report. '1isspe1ling is a ceaseless, cdtiInuiiig problem," says Alan 11109d, founder of Today's and S'rttctary magazine director of career advancement fo r.The Olsten Corp. ly Is more of a problem today it ws years ago, Lloyd 4'aR "Children are reading fewer Lnks and watching more tcIIjyitton," he explains. i 'i iult means youngsterssee fr*rbrwords -in print. rAnd ... .. b4niause words are frequently ffl$t5SC(l or mispronounced on ttosion, they have trouble usjg those words in their writing. 'lfhat's not to mention the prublerns caused by television ath'urtiscrs who persist in cluing new spellings, such as "kdü" and "mute." :fUUvd sees no easy solution to poor mark in th& it, spilling short of switching to az,tdi.phionetic system. But he does' have a method of numt ering common spelling (lemons. in ,Iiiirst OU have to learn to wbji kind of misspelling YOU -• ar,.çrror-prone," lloyd Says, . lien' is Alan Lloyd's list of 100 "most threatening" spelling words. To become more confident (80) and avoid criticism (22) too (67), immediately (31) proceed (10) to separate (18) the words you can spell from those j,ou cannot. ...your little neigborhood department store1 34. fourth 35. government 36. omitted principal 37. weather 38. personnel equipped 6. accommodate 39. existence 40. analysis disappoint possession 41. across privilege 42. appearance 43. loose proceed Inconvenience 44. pamphlet 45. practical accept business 46. preferred 47. unnecessary necessary personal 48. affect 49. attendance receive 50. incidentally reference .j,p.uea separate their 52. calendar whether 53. professor questionnaire 54. strictly 55.principl. . 22, criticism 56.,already descriptIon 57. coming effect 58. Its extension 59. oblige Judgment 60. opportunity quantity 61. original similar 62. paid undoubtedly 63. probably height 64. referred immediately 65. referring stationery 66. there foreign 67. too . .. . .---•.' . 86. experience 87. benefited 88. conscientous $9. eligible 90. acquaintance 91. controversy 92. •xcsed 93. laboratory 94. omission 95. procedure 96. scknowl.dgm.nt 97. Wednesday 98. guarantee 99. February IX. schedule likelihood of being misspelled, - Some of the words like "too" and "their" - are more usage spelling than problems problems. Lloyd suggests testing your spelling by having the entire list dictated to you. The average person will miss about 15 you may have tr,iblc distinguishing between wils ending in "Lion" and "sion" or "able" and "ible." (a help identify spelling di Lçu1ties. Lloyd has compiled a list of the 100 "most threatening" words, based On tkflr frequency of use and time. "Teach your fingers to spell by writing the word over and over until you're not spelling it to yourself," Lloyd advises, Start slowly and gradually build up speed. This writing can be done with - There is a new phenomenom In political campaigning: the can didate cattle show. "Then write a sentence using two or three of the words," Lloyd says. Taking the top three words on the list, you might come up with, "If the occasion occurred, I would recommend him..' Continue composing sentences until all your spelling words are used. '(The semitences don't have to make perfect sense.) Practice the sentences until you can write them without hesitation. h votes still are undecided and where he can persuade some with cattle shows. But candidates often see people to come over to him." However, that does not mean the cattle shows are a dying these institution. 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So some candidates ', mop or expected to do so don't take part In cattle shows and some participate In every to,j,te 1980 nominatIon, cattle show, of course, one that Is held. It should be no surprise that h4pliter names that are used the candidates who like the sponsor who people the by usually are those whose "joint shows They are called th ap,)gBranceS," "candidate poll ratings are low. For them, foçis" and "meet the can- a cattle show Is a marvelous way to let someone else gather dijt " nights. t'ittle shows generally are a crowd. But for the candidates who spored by two kinds of already are groups. Time first Is civics-minded shows may be regarded as a oiuidzations'- the League of waste of time. So it was Wien Voters, for example - recently in Minneapolis, where UsC believe bringing all the Ronald Reagan, John Connally, cadates together would be a Howard Baker, Robert Dole and Philip Crane did not show see1ce to voters, no second kind of sponsor- up for a Republican National slbften is political -a local, Committee candidate forum. AU of the above save Crane state or even national party sent representatives to the jazz to that wants organization uMs own convention or meeting and one of them cxmeeting with an extravaganza plalned why the candidate was thj.,wi1l get on television and not there: "There are no votes here for him. It would be like be papers. in preaching to the saved. What he these motives for both of The are completely legitimate, and wants Is audiences where the It really began In 1976 when t e Democrats had as many as -- BAYER ALCOHOL a typewriter or pencil and paper, whichever you use more frequently. __." .1;i.,~,--~.;,v",- -A 'i -001110 ISOPROPYL I -, 11 in -, Pint size plastic bottle LIMIT I words, he Attack your mistakes one at a I.qç,eamnpIe, 68. writing 69. among 70. arrangement 71. practically 72. convenient 73. canceled 74. really 75. using 76. beginning 77. especially 78. volume 79. committee 80. confidant 81. difference 82. endeavor 83. explanation 84. except occasion recommend occurred ~_ -~ ,, -.-. BAYER ASPIRIN - , Ir . OVER TOWN ALL SHOP ALLOVER ECKERD'S NEAi 1979-SA per teller." Each roll contains 120 coins. And Betty Davidson, superintendent of the Denver Mint, which made up $200 million worth of the new coin, made a point of using the new dollar in making change for visitors at Its Numismatic Room. But, like everyone else, she had to send out to banks early Monday to get the new coins. You Can Conker YORK Wednesday July 4, Fl. are getting two or three." "We had a pretty big turnout," said Carol Bednarzlc, a teller at the First National Bank in Baltimore. "We sold about three rolls Political 'Cattle Shows' ERSON ___ BERRY 'S WORLD For New* Anthony 'Demand By WASHINGTON (UPI) The president has called on the nation to fulfM 20 percent of Its energy needs from solar and other exotic resources by the end of the century. This goal seems within reach. Government at all levels must continue to encourage solar power research and use with grants and tax credits. And the sooner the public makes use of presently available, solar technology, the Lt's-. I'M THE TOURIST WHO NEVER COMES BAC3C! I That's my revenge for getting pushed around. That's why I take whatever they hand out ... i know ru that this doesn't I'm not coming beck. It's t e in the long run, It's but relieve my feelings right off, a far more deadly revenge. In fact, a nice tourist like me, multiplied by others of my kind, can just about ruin a busln. And there are a lot of nice tourists In the world. When we get pushed far enough we go down the street to another restaurant. We eat hamburgers fri places that are smart enough to hire help who appreciate nice tourists. Together, we do the rude people out of millions of dollars every year. The ones who laugh best, they say, are the ones who laugh last. I laugh when I see places frantically spending their money on advertising just to get me back, when the could have held me in the first place with a few kind words and a smile. tendant fails to check my oil or polish the wind shield, I don't even raise my eyebrow. Wh en I go into a store and get surly treatment and lack of sympathy with my browsing around, I don't make a fuss. When I register at a motel or hotel, I'm thoughtf ul of the other person. If I get a snooty manager who gets nettled because I want to look at my room before making up my mind, I'm polite as can be. I don't believe rudeness In return Is the answer. You might say I wasn't raised that way. We lived In an area where the economy depends heavily on the tourist industry, which Is presently being threatened by the gasoline crunch. Many of us are In the position through our words and actions to make a difference In whether our visitors go home with a good feeling about their stay here and a desire to return or with un pleasant memories about the way they were treated. I found this reaction of one tourist printed In the Maryland Travel Scene that really puts this point across ... a reaction you may be able to relate to when t he shoe Is on the other foot and you are vacationing this summer: You know me. I'm a nice tourist. I never com• plain, no matter what kind of se rvice I get. I'll go In a restaurant and sit and sit while the wai tress gossips with her boyfriend and never bothers to see If my hamburger Is ready. Sometimes someone who came In after I did gets my hamburger, but I don't say a word. If the soup Is cold or the cream for the coffee Is sour, I'm nice about It. If the service station at- Sinford, Ilyouta&i.b.d picture, YOU DON'T PAY FOR IT. charge it , LONGW000: Hwy. 17-92 at S.R. 434 434 Center, 949 S.R. 434 CASSELBERRY: Seminole Plaza 1433 Semoran Blvd. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS: 974 West S.R. 436,484 E. Altamonte Drive ORANGE CITY: Four Townes Shopping Center - ------ U.- -.aJ__ -_ - 16 �Wednesday, July 4, 1979 6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. TONIGHT'S r beautiful woman lures Bosley into a romantic fling that turns into a death trap. (R) (11 MOVIE "Land Raiders" (C) (1969) Tally Savalas, George Maharis. An Indianhating town boss is held responsible for a wagon train massacre In Arizona territory. (2 Hrs.) €1) GREAT PERFORMANCES "Music From America" Leonard Bernstein and the New York Philharmonic present John Philip Sousa's "The Stars And Stripes Forever," George Gershwin's "An American In Paris" and 'Rhapsody In Blue" and Aaron Copland's "A Lincoin Portrait" from London. (A) EVENING 6:00 NEWS @ 0 0 630 (2) ) NBC NEWS (4)0 CBS NEWS 0 ABC NEWS fD VILLA ALEORE (R) 7:00 011 TIC TAC DOUGH (4) MARY TYLER MOORE When the apartment directly ..below Mary's becomes availebb, Ted decides to move in. 0 qJ THE CROSS-WITS 0 JOKER'S WILD (LI MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT 10:00 0 THE ENTERTAINERS Rita Moreno stars with Bruce Forsylh in an entertaining musicalvariety special. CD GOOD DISSONANCE LIKE A MAN A musical portrait of Charles Ives' life, music and ideals is presented. (fl) 7:30 (2) LIARS CLUB (4) FAMILY FEUD 0 DANCE FEVER $1.98 BEAUTY SHOW G CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS (LI DICK CAVETT Guest: Mortimer Adler. (Part 201 2) o 11:00 00 NEWS DICK CAVETT Guest: Milos Forman. 8:00 (2) 0 LAUGH-IN Guests 11:30 WIMBLEDON UPDATE Bud Collins and Dickk Enberg present highlights of the day's activities in this prestigious tennis tournament from London, England. NEWLYWED GAME 0 YOUR TURN Sharron Lovejoy presents viewer response to stories broadcast by CBS News including those on the DC-b air disaster and the Spenkelink execution. 0 POLICE WOMAN A hit man thinking of retiring is requested by his mobsteremployer to do one last job. (R) Include Henry Fonda, James marriage. (R) POLITICAL PROGRAM 0 EIGHT IS ENOUGH Eliza- conflicts with the Bradford family budget. (A) 11:45 (2) © TONIGHT Guest host: David Letterman. Guests: Jay Llano, Dr. Michael Fox. Brenda (L) THE LONG SEARCH "The Boozer. Land Of The Disappearing Buddha" Meditation, caltigra- 12:00 @I BIG VALLEY Nick and Heath stop at a ramshackle inn that specializes in murder and both's dream of going to a posh Eastern boarding school phy, sword-fighting, archery and the tea ceremony are observed in a search for the 1:00 0 SWITCH Maggie and a woman whose husband slumbled upon a plan to free a convict are kidnapped to ensure 9:00 (2) MOVIE "Police Story: A Chance To Live" (1978) David Cassidy. Vince Edwards. A rookie cop poses as a student the man's silence. (A) 12:37 0 MANNIX A woman with a in an attempt to break UP a double Identity hires Mannix to ., i:y.g to kill her. hinh 41r!r,j' tin". .. 1:10 OKOJAK Kojak suspects a man who confessed to being an infamous murderer Is not the real killer. (A) 0 NEWS 2:15 0 MOVIE "Elmer Gantry" (B/W) (1960) Burt Lancaster. Jean Simmons. After an opportunlstic salesman loins a crooked evangelist, his ex-girlfriend attempts to expose their fraudulent revival show. (2 Mrs. Mins.) 4:54) * LOW MONTHLY PAY PLANS RESTLESS 00 NEWS OD SESAME STREET (R) 1. ____________________ 5:30 5:53 In 6:00 (2) EARLY DAY 14)CRACKERBARREL 0 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY 0 SUNRISE 6:25 (2) PORTER WAGONER 6:30 (4)KUTANA 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS (4) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 6:55 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (12) HI, NEIGHBOR (2](12)TODAY 14)0 FRIDAY MORNING 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI CA (I) SESAME STREET(R) 7:25 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (12) NEWS 7:30 CD (12) TODAY GOOD MORNING AMER CA 8:00 @'i 0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO ED OVER EASY Te le ED Miller," 0 MOVIE TONY RUSSI 9:55 INSURANCE (4)UPBEAT 10:00 Sanford (12) CARD SHARKS (4) ALL IN THE FAMILY (A) - . Televi s i o ~1;1 n Eby .. I Bowers Kryger Mark Harmon, of ABC's new _____ n original, Kate and Andy's Marion and George will be sent to earth to do good deeds in order to get Into heaven. Jack Warden, who's done this sort of Featuring a lineup which includes the Mustange. League's home run LOUNGE QUIZ . tktwi Wait," plays the harrie ' i ETOM ii Topper. Rue McClanahan is his u1.1 , 11 11:00 AM , S, Tii. Thm tvr,niu I 4. SIFYS lunch And of ' - S. Friendly And Attractive IIv. BIIIIÜII . streetamart, but stage-smart, as well. He's worked his way i from , ft r 2-pi ec es of e igh t d Th ursd a y n ge 'flteamls sponsored by team's strong point, with up for grabs between fielding whiz Tony Ingria, Matt Risse's strong bat and e Wilson - Bauchens lioughen itedlent White Mullins of to his Allen Fortenberry. corps, which also includes Paul Evans and Charlie Rodgers. "If our pitching and defense come around we - bats, arms - play third. Timmy Hines, who rates as a flame thrower on the mound, heads the pitching Lloyd said, 'Evonne is a very court crowd will be entertained, dispatched Dutchman loin WIMBLEDON, England ''We never have boring Okker, 6-2, 64, 6-3. Connors, the (UPI) Tracy Austin and 1971 tough player and tough to beat. matches," Lloyd said. "Evonne 1974 champion, struggled to has champion Evonne Goolagong She hits and runs well and how to 118's aggressively and I reach the semis for the fifth LOUIS should be able to hold our own with anyone In the state," said Bowers, "We have the hitters." Dennis Feisner and Lee Geiger are assistant coaches. Cawley stand in the way all the shots. She knows her c'tiwiterattiick." time with a 6-3, 4-41, 7-41, 114 Wednesday of title-holder Mar- play inc on grass, keeping In Thursday's men's semif I- victory over fellow American tina Navratilova and Chris returns slow and it is difficult if in a YOU have it double-handed tails, triple champion Bjorn Bill Scanlon. Evert Lloyd clashing burg faces Jimmy Connors, the Filth-seeded Roscoe Tanner, repeat of their 1973 Wimbledon backhand to get it up." the center26-year-old southpaw from the southpaw with the fastest She promised women's singles final. Bellvtlle, Ill., who has lost to the serve in the game, powered his Austin, 16, who ousted sixSwede III the last two finals, way past Tim Gullikson, 6-1, 6time champion Billie Jean King g The 23-year-old champion, 4,6-7,6-2, in his quarter-final to In the quarter-finals, faces an N&AInii to, become the first face another American, Pat _L 7 uphill battle against t.he i'r (fla player in Alm modern era to win Dupre. Dupre ithaded 1ta1itn '-.1-11 playing T'br the men's title tour times In clay-court specialist Mriario American League Dallas-based Czech exile who East L succession, Was in blistering Panatta, 3-6, 6-4, 6-7, 6-3, in a has a 10.3 record against her form Tuesday as he ruthlessly match lasting 3 hours. 5.1 26 673 ntt tiny Californian opponent. 48 29 .673 4' Austin, well aware of her Boston 46 33 .582 11 7 . Mllwauke task, put Navratilo ' ' 43 37 .538 11 . New York 36 39 480 IS' a nu .ie. . Detroit 36 42 .462 17 "Martina is all power with a Clevelnd G. Troy Ito)', Seminole County tax collector, hLLS a word of 30 25 57 Toronto huge serve She it'st blasts It advice for Central Florida boaters who plan to invade the West Major L ea ue . -... Adams Auto Parts she said CARL VANZURA Can Underdog Strike? It? That's the question on coach Carl Vanzura's mind as his National All-Stars take the longshot role in Thursday's Mustang NEW ON I'4 tournament. "We had a slightly weaker division and I got the second pick from our division," admitted Vanziwa, "so I guess that makes us a longshot. But we still have to play the game, and anything could happen. That's why we play games, rather than Just pick the winner from a piece of paper. I'm telling our kids to play hard and they might be surprised at ...Faces tourney tester the results." Vanzura's starting pitcher Thursday will be Mike Bedlent. Jed Wilson will be catching, making it a Sanford battery. Shane duties. In the outfield It will be McFadden plays first base Eric Birle, Scott Bauchens while David Roughen Is at second and Stan Swartz is right. at third. Steve White handles the shortstop squad's sponsor. and Ryan Mullins, left to Adams Auto Parts Is the - 46 31.575 Texas Lloyd, champion In 1974 and 47 35 573 Calif 1976, holds on 8-12 win ad21 4? 35 vantage over Caw ley, ,mi 42 37 53 2 3"1 Kan City 33 45 123 I? 12" Australian who was Chicago en 2 35 out of the game for 15 months Seattle 73 59 280 21 Oakland follow ing U birth I her Say Boston daughter, Kelly, and asut Cleveland 1, Chicago 2 quent achilles tendon injury. Lloyd the 21-year-old Fort Lauderdale, Fla., is in a 4!1! PIIIII r Specialists THE SAVING PLACE ______________________________________________ Conf idence A Factor? oil se m- pe aIItY wsofl I X0 t aC If confidence helps win games, Air Specialist shouldbe well on its way to the Bigger Pac -- - he Mustang chain- plonahip. Veitcli proudly proclaims, when questioned about the urnpending all-star tournainent, "we'll win all three games that we play, Manager _ NOW' Include AddWonal 0411 ColorPortralt _____ "After getting through the quarter-finals my confidence is really high," she said. "1 know if I can win just two matches, then I have won Wimbledon." Jim because we have the best 15 kids in the league." Returning from last year's all-star team are Mitt first baseman Hemphill, left fielder Scott Bowers and catcher Mark Coffey. Air Specialists is the sponsor. Adding to his trio of 10year olds are Robert Harmon at second, Kirk Rozek at shortstop and Troy Block at third base. Gregg Ebbert looks like hewinbe starting off onthe mound for Air Specialist, while T.J. Sutton and Mike upset the form book as the Australian bids to become the first mother to win the women's crown since Dorothy Lambert Chambers In 1914. - JIM VEMH ... Big hopes, dreams Bby Ize expected to cornplete the outfield. at every position, and that claim coma from having car race today with an average speed of 115.092 in a turbo- boys Like John Bowers, Robert Roth, 'Mickey Helms, Greg Markham, Steve Rhlpp and Bobby Melvick ready to come in off the bench. .( .... ••. ._-.___--4 .. Experlenceappearstobe manager Willie Lewis' longiult as he gets ready to guide Greater Congrixtlon in this yen' Mang a star tournament, Lewis was at the helsnof I" year's all-stars, and brings back his ace pitcher, Mike Sciunit, along with his center fielder, Bill Lewis and catcher, Warren -- . -- -----.-.- Porsche It was Haywood's second victory in as many starts at Daytona. He was on the winning team for February's 24-hour Haywood, of Jacksonville, Fla., and Mendez, of Tampa, lap Fla., won by a Little over a Tor0nto Detroit I x t,si,nalnmoreo and 110-feet and over $76.50. Both boating and fishing licenses are available at the cour(house in Sanford or at branch offices in the Altamonte Mall and Seminole Plaza. Fishing licenses are $6.50. Sea ttle 10, Minn 2, 2nd California 3. Oakland 0 Thursday's Games Milwaukee at New York Kansas City at Boston r00 attle at Minnesota at Detroit, night Chicago at Cle ve, nig ht Oakland al calif, night National League East W L Pct. GB Montreal Piltsbrgh Chicago Phila 39 34 38 34 .52 6 6 41 38 S1 t Louis New York 38 36 514 1 S 43 411 II', #cS%O 9 : Welt - 33 46 .418 161 Atlanta 34 4 8 415 17 Los Ang Tuesday's Results . ' Chicago 3, Montreal 2 Philadelphia 1. New York 2 Atlanta 5, San Francisco 2 ttsgt 4, St. Louis I IS lop Wlll1az'. Joining this proven trio will be power hitter Eddie Taubensee at first ; Sanford's Eddie Evans it second; smooth fielding Dale Stevens at shortstop; Longwood's Joey Mohr at third with Mike Kryger and Shawn Flaherty .ln the outfield. Lewis and Coach Ham Williams expect a great amow* of sidance from reserves Bobby Burns, Sc* H, Bobby Lace and LEW ..JIg , tOIwPC3' . £ Tony Gelding. "All I can say about the teams Is that we are but I really don't feel we are weak In any part of the ready," proclahned Lewis. "Our pitching and defense game." The team Is sponsored by are two of our strong spots, Greater Construction. Field, both of Newport Beach, Calif., also In a turbo-Porsche. Peter Gregg, of Jacksonville, and Le Mans winner Don Whittington of Fort Lauder- dale Fl" ged spectacular duel for the lead In the early going until Gregg lost his left on the 19th lap. But rear wheel he went Into the pits and came back to flnlab third. Whittin" amassed a good ', sta .-o lead and pitted for fuel and gave way to his brother, BiU, (4 ' "u'"!' I' S•.li , ' -d( . FEE fg - 12 Transactions - ~1 a, Tuesday Baseball Toronto Signed catcheratcher outfielder lay Schroeder of Pacific outfielder 4 \ I U DrnaarIrrsli Thursdays Games Montreal at Chicago New York at Phila, night Pittsbgh at St. Louis. night San Fran at Atlanta, night Houston at Cincinnati, night - School in Southern :" Cleveland Placed pitcher Wayne Garland on the 21 day - Cincinnati Purchased outfielder Sam Mijlas from the Chicago Cubs and assigned him to Indianapolis of - 12 Feet 16 Feet $ V - - '•'' O;kland. ootball New Y ork Jets Signed quar, terbick Mast Robinson to a three- :?! Yorki. braking Late for a turn seven laps from the fjj kJ1, Geimer and public relations director Nick Malavuli Coach Gene - $ fl99 the American Association. Chicago (NL) Purchased the contract of Miguel Dilone from Haywood, spun vut after from Dl L or r' ', Houston 3, Cincinnati 2 Sa n Diego 3 Los Angees 2 John Motto and goalkeeper Eric waivers. Vl,)Ied ut who, under pressure ni i _• /, \ When you purchase rL ".- / IKVtUI a - ( FREE W L Pct. GB 5) 31 .62 2 41 39 .513 9 40 40 .500 10 36 48 .129 16 Houston Cinci San Fran San Diego over Danny Ongais and Ted Palisades 'How About Experience? THESE DAYS ONLY 1 Milwaukee 7, New York 2 waterways—check those registrations! According to Ray, Honda law requires all power boats to be registered and titled, regardless of length. Boats less than 12 feet carry a fee of $2.50; 12-16 feet $6.50; 16-26 t ieet .11.50; 26-40 feet $31.50; 40-415 feet $51.50; 65.110 feet $61.50; Pepsi Challenge. TM psdct Color Portrait Pockolp for the entire family , andin a vanity of pos.s and tionalcharg. for groups. Posis EgFEEMwc" on always or deposit chisifuffy rsfundid. 4 in 250 Haywood and Charles Mendez won the Paul Revere 250 sport Greater Cons truction JULY: THURS. FRI. SAT. SUN. MON. $ 6 7 I 9 DAILY: 9:30 AM-I P.M. SUN.: 12N.5 P.M. U.S. HWY. 17.92 AT AIRPORT BLVD. SANFORD nde Veitch feels he has depth S12m959-... Packagø now Includes:IWO. 8x1Os, 3.-5x 7's, 15. wallets and 4. Color PortraIt Charms a ywood, M Me z W DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (UPI) - The team of Hurley . •• Check Those Licenses I Minn 12, Seattle?, IS, confident mood. Lloyd concedes Cawley could .. Swartz McFadden - ]Yu L1No studies with Stella Adler meuln' around where d6esn't belong apin. In BIrle ., An, but can underdog do SANFORD iller, who's first W role asMin 'Inn or, fs t , french fri s, • chicken are eyeing Dlckmyer, Scott McCullough, Henry Gomez and Gary Stapleton also have sound power. Pat Pullium Is handling first base, while second is 1Yis [iN. Thursday in New York through dozens of community and Off-Broadway Productions. And "The Force" won't even have tO be that good to be better than "Flatbush." an p.m. tussle for survival between Th ursday's losers. The tourney concludes Saturday. Senioran's Pony League will send two teams into the district playoff. Tampa teams have won this state crown each of the last two years, but local coaches are predicting a reversal of that trend. Reportedly, the Mustang crop of talent is superb, and hopes for a state tournament victory are running high. (Herald Photos by Carl Geiger) -- Tss [iN. 6. AIWSy. Iris Munchl.s 7, j' Night Brooklyn's detective working under Joe Don Baker, Bufano is not only Ingria Austin Upsets Billie Jean, But Martina Still Wimbledon Favorite JOHN which also stars Justin Dana, Natasha Ryan, Marty Gold lWd Katy Kurtzman as the little wrath Williams BOWERS iT.s LiNo •-- blasphemed residents and goon to another acting day. Vincent Bulano will coolistar in NBC's "The Force," as a street-smart a Evans Stevens Yu [iN. t. cameras. Jackie Cooper is __, _..___ ne uIrIeuyurwua, wrecung . y ou Matt Messina is the sI'ortstop while strongarmed Chris Granville will Abney backs him. Out- F 'Shearer Electric Co. Power seems to be the r,'n", circuit in roundtrlppers. All-Star repeater Brent fielders Edgar eagerly. ' the all-around skills righthander In the league, coach John Bowers' N.L. Thursday's tournament 1,siIAc " 3,, Fxterfebment Every Flaherty Schmjt catcher Jay Snell leading the nine and 10-year-old hardest throwing All-Stars []No 2.Hsppy Nsu2 forL,1, Kate Jackson Isn't the only Taubeee Mohr Power, Smoke The Key? champion and possibly the from CBS's defunct "Flat- SI will also represent the 'Seminole Pony Baseball League in the July 20-22 state tournament, also played at Five Points, Thursday's first-round pairings send coach Willie Lewis' Greater Construction all-stars against coach Carl Vanzura's Adams Auto Parts squad in a 6 p.m. game. At 8 p.m, it will be coach John Bowers' Shearer Electric allstars against coach Jim Veitch's Air Specialists, The winners meet Friday at 8, following a 6 Shearer Electric Nelson). An actor was sick, and Mark was asked to fill In. He Well one of the five fellows Every ' CHECKING THE LINEUPS He ' got a phone call one day from Ozzie Nelson (his sister Kris was married to Rick SI__ __.__.. • Lewis beginning to his acting career. Parent,"aCBS movie before the intr Pullium Mesina "240-Robert," had a hairy & ___________________ Farrell star as divorcees trying W Stapleton Snell McCullough or Susan Saint James and Mike W limes 01 , the Kirby's 'be merely mischievous ghosts as In the to make new lives for themselves in "Sex and the Single Dickmyer do Elsewhere at ABC, Kate VINCENT HUFANO Jackson and mate Andrew made his debut playing a Stevens are making themselves Henderson Monster," the gorilla In the series, "Ozzie's invisible on their very own Pulitzer Prize-winning Girls." Says Mark, "You never production of "Topper."Typlcal play saw who I was, but I loved it." wright-turned-actor of television, rather than have course play the kid, and TV doc, Vince Edwards, Is directing. Robert Guillaume, who's set to star In his own series, "Benson," will play Larry Cooper, the hasbeen third-baseman and father of Coleman. This Is going to be a big year for both washed-up athletes and re-make. Granville Harmon The winner advances to go andcollects, collects but the game isn't bingo Thursday night at Points Field, where the cream of the Mustang crop will square off to determine which team advances to the state tournament. The three losers from the four-way, doubleelimination tourney which runs Thursday, Friday and Saturday, will settle for berths in the upcoming district tournament, The district event is July 12-14, also at the Five Points complex. That eventual winner Nehemiah Persoff. .. McKeon, Dick O'Neill1 Ron Gist and Michael Lembeck. ' Rozek Sutt& r Doug former (12) DINAHI (I) THE LONG SEARCH )n p ' coach of a gang of tough street kids In "The New Season," an ABC TV movie. Susan Dey, former Partridge warbler, also stars, with James Gregory of diminutive Mr. Coleman will of 0 MIKE DOUGLAS Li . ( finds new meaning In his life as "Barney 0 THE ODD COUPLE 6:30 (2) NEWS ( HOGAN'S HEROES Ebbt tat State 'Berth At Stake For Mustangs vis In a departure from his usual Ritter comedy roles, John will star as a washed-up baseball star who becomes a hopeless drunk, That Is, until he 6:47 FRIENDS Hemphill now Erin Moran may not really be whatever is happening around is the natural thing. For"slx Joanie Cunningham, but they you share the same families. years I have had a mom and Beginning as a tomboyish 13, pop (Marion Ross and Tom Erin gre up playing Joanle on Bosley) and a brother (Ron ion Movie national TV, spending five days Howard) at the studio who give "Happy Days" me advice and help me just as play a Nobel Prize-winning a week with her home to the my own parents and brothers was scientist who attemptstocreate folks. Then It and sisters do at home. It's been night. life In the laboratory. The CBS Moral at Says Erin, "Having two great. I feel so lucky.— movie, now shooting In .. I especially doing what I love so ___________________________ Virginia, also Stars Christine families is natural to me. -. up, much—acting. growing lb Lahtl, Stephen Collins, David guess when you're Splelber& Larry Gates and ByPEPPERO'BRIEN 6:45 €11 A.M. WEATHER and (lien Ritter Stars O SUMMER SEMESTER PIL CLUB • Growing (2) CAROL BURNETT AND V.I. PEOPLE . Block -, J ohn MORNING Erin Moran 2:00 (2) THE DOCTORS 0 ONE UFETO LIVE *I)FLOWER SHOW 2:30 (2) ANOTHER WORLD (4)0 GUIDING LIGHT 12:00 MATE) Coffey 0 MERV GRIFFIN (ED OUNSMOKE GARDEN 0 THE FBI (TIME APPROXI- (1) DONAHUE S. French Ave. ED CROCKETT'S VICTORY (2) PASSWORD PLUS THE YOUNG AND THE till At ilia AM U*ItV.P. 4,30 MIKE DOUGLAS 0 MARY TYLER MOORE AS THE WORLD TURNS ui 9:00 2417 1:30 AFTERNOON 7 ~ G MAKE ME LAUGH ED SESAME STREET (R) PAW (LI MISTER ROGERS(R) .. ANIMALS JIJJP CHILD AND CON- (4)0 -r '- 4:00 0 ALL MY CHILDREN 11:30 (2) WHEEL OF FORTUNE 0 FAMILY FEUD m Wednesday, July 4, 1979-7A (2) EMERGENCY ONEI (4) THE GONG SHOW 0 BEWITCHED 0 WILD, WILD WORLD OF RESTLESS one with a personal production G21N8 company, Gary Coleman 8:30 Productions is fronting NBC's (2) (12) TODAY "The Kid From left Field," a 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI- remake of the 1953 feature thai CA starred Dan Dailey. The LIUAS, YOGA AND YOU (R) * SR 22 FILED FREE '7 100 DAYS OF OUR LIVES MIDDAY OTHE YOUNG AND THE f) HODGEPODGE LODGE Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 3:30 (2) l 0 CBS NEWS 11:00 HIGH ROLLERS (j) (4)0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (R) 145 IDA (2)tOdA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA * YOUNG DRIVER PROGRAM c4)OM'ASH(R) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) ROW 10:55 1:15 TOMORROW (2) , E UI.. 'o %,fl t FOR SAFE DRPR' 0RYAN'8 HOPE Q2I HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 12:30 10:30 (2) ALL STAR SECRETS (4) LOVE OF LIFE OWHEW1 €IIELECTRIC COMPANY (R) NEWS 7:00 robbery. underlying principles of Zen Buddhism. (A) (.2) NEWS @) 0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR- 3:00 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL 10 FRENCH CHEF STUDIO SEE (R) (R) (I) Garner, Barry Goldwater, Martin Mull, Joan Rivers, Gore Vidal and Frank Sinatra. (A) (4J MOVIE "The Great Race" (C) (1965) Jack Lemmon, Tony Curtis. A classic hero-and-villain battle spans three continents. (3 Mrs.) 0 CBS MOVIE "Hawaii" (1966) Julie Andrews, Max Von Sydow. A missionary to Hawaii In the early 1800s tries to convert the natives to Christianity while at the same time struggling to prevent their exploita lion and save his failing SPORTS TV 0 CHARLIE'S ANGELS A "WEDNESDAY to 44 6 - 89 - -- -. - �Wednesday, July 4, 1979-9A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 61 8A'-EvenjngHerald, Sanford, Fl. 1, W9d y,JY4_ii_ • AR • Efficient LET'S BE HONEST new If you weren't looking for a reading wouldn't be career you this ad, and if we weren't looking for someone to do a lob this ad wouldn't be here. 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Flagship lank of Sanford, Suite 32, Sanford, Florida 32171. on or before page 10 in said Clerk's office; July V. 1979, and file the original .tpubIIcsaIe,tOthI highest And boat bidder for cash, at the West door Of with the Clerk of this Court-afther tJ . FLORIDA hi brief ' . • NATION in brief ' - t ' gj I • WORLD in '.1 N r brief ' . LOCAL.the most complete - 111111, local news coverage in the Greater Sanford •. . . 'I 'I. , •' Mr 84 1.4k, Ns.,s if 1 I... N... N. wei4 Sid som e If d.t,viI.d W" iii"* phefti. per 8 r I 3 t.. Yes, YOU get it all when you subscribe to the Evitning Herald, daily and Sunday. Fill out the COUPOfl and mall it todayl .j Pat. • - I Please I I Enter My Subscription To The Evening Herald I Name: I City' I Address: I Phone: ncloedis my check In the amc,unt of 6 MonthS $16.30 2 Months $6.50 1 Year. $36.00 $_________________________ I Seminole County, Courthouse. tM Sanford, Florida, at 11:00 O'cloCk Ofl the 24th day of July, 1fl. The I EVENING HERALD Sanford, Fin. 32771 P.O. Box 1657 - • - 0 • against you for the relief demanded In the Amended Petition. W ITNESS my Jjf4 fl 979. ffl5 (SEAL) ARTHUR BECKWITH, JR. As Clerk of the Court By Susan E. Tabor As Deputy Clerk Publish: Jut* 13,20.27. July 4. 1979 DEK.59 - *iiii j (SEAL) Arthur H. lackwith, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court By: June I. Curtis Deputh clerk P. . McEwan, Esq. - sanders, McEwon, Mims W ii vending machines + location & stock.$S000.Mathinesapprox.6 mo old. Stocked with nicety advertised mdse. 343.3159. NA tki WEI G-Apat'ttT1EfltS Unfurnished Iu Convenient fenced, Air & Heat wwcar'pet. 322.1462 44D A.. SERVICEMAN? Y.u'il.' find him listed In our Business Service Directory. I BR- $159 up. Pool. Adults only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17.92 in Sanford. Call 323.6670 Mariner's Village. 1111 NEWCOMER! * 313 Azalea La 109S\,ldDr rE The Real Estate Agency REALTORS U.NCLIJTTER YOUR CLOSET. ell those things that are just Jaking up space with a want ad In the Herald lfl 2611 or 6319993. OVER 125 THRU MAY 1979 REDUCED 3 BR 2 bath home in Pinecrest! Lg. rms. dining area. pan. Fla Rm • w w carpet, util. rm. A. close to schools & shop. ping! BPP WARRANTED. Dropped to $34.500! 37-C--For Lease Sanford area, 3', acre pasture for rent. $35 per mo. 831.6634 (aura Is-33-1$S1 v JUST FOR YOU 3 BR I'., bath home in C.C. Manor with remodeled eat in kit, w carpet, porch, pan. Fl Rm & PR & More! BPP WARRANTED WOW, 0,5001 ' =1 (SEAL) Building lots, high wooded on county maintained rd. Good terms. Owner holding. 4 building lots zoned for triplex or duplex. $5500 & $5000. MORE HOMES THAN ANYONEI .. .. ,. . I , .,_-- , . -' ( "It's the usual progression these days-first the baby shower, then the b:dal shower..." -. __. - 41—Houses ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service ''LW7 PARK . - Drastic reduction In price! 370 PINECREST DRIVE! Now 537.9001 FLEXIBLE FINAN. I This very desirable pool planned CING!lt home at Wi Idyllwilde has 3 OR's, 2 baths, spacious eat This lovely spacious FAMILY kitchen with family room, home has a nice above ground seperate tormal OP. large pool. C 148.4. FR wet FP covered patio. C H&A 8. a new Assumable mortgage! Close to roof Owner transferring & says shopping, schools. churches!!! reduce price to $61.000 Newly redecorated 3 BR. 2 bath home. 27x12 game room, ideal for large family. beautifully landscaped, close to shopping. school & recreation area. $19,750. Country Property Treed 21 ; acres near 1.1 & SR 46. 3 BR enclosed porch, to lull around in during these hot summer days. A must to see only 553.500. Newlisting on St. Johns River. See this to make your dreams come true, entertainment room is 21x56 with indoor waterfall & fish pond. 3 or 4 BR5, swimming pool all on canal leading to St. Johns River. $125000. Income property-house & garage apt. 532.500, good location, c%Ily expanded to 3 or I units. Raborn REALTY 42—t'dk)bile Homes DELTONA - Swimming pool with diving board, 2 full baths. OR, 3 large BRs highlight this beautiful home. Also big Fla. Rm., garage, C H&A. $37,700. By Owner Assoc. fl6 03$) W. Gamut White Reg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 101W. Ccmmercial Phone 327 7111, santora ALL FLORIDA REALTY OFSAN FORD REALTOR REAL ESTATE - 2544 5. Frencn Ave. 322 0231, 323.7173, 313.0fl9 -- French fll 921 Sanford 323 5)21 S HOMEOWNERS Don't lose your credit We have helped others to find FAST CASH buyers to buy their equity. We can help you. TONY COPPOLA ASSOC'. Realtor 644-2515. SUPER TAX SHELTERqiadraplex — basics are here needs upgrading. Great potential, good cony, location. ONE of a KIND-sedate older 2 story home, beautifully land, scaped, has I BR apt. over dbl garage. $19,500. THE RIGHT LOCATION buIneis or professional office building site. 28.4' on 25th St. $76,500. MOTHER IN LAW 19 . 4 BR, 2 8, FR. C H&A, carpet, inc. 2 kit, ranges. 2 ref, dbl sized utility mm. fenced, fruit trees, deep well. $36,500. $14,000 Own & assume or FHA-VA terms. -- M - *.-••_• - _ -.-'.. ' • - 1 - .... - .- . - - " ............ -. WTJ * ., • ..' - •q.-.-" -- ..0.t_ ' . 1 Certified Lawn & Landscape FREE ESTIMATES After S Mowing 3238719 Lawn Service Automotive Service , I I I I - REMOVING _ Western Auto 301 Automotive ',,'rs ice hr .ilceS. 1,1 1),;101, tIc 151 st torI,' up f I I I Beauty Care Jd,i's Service Conip lawn service, landscaping 1, ic & Ins 831 0070 Free Est __________ ____ . TOWER'S BEAUTY SAt ON to, mi-rI,. (tarn i-It", Bi-auty Nook 5191 1st .,: .-? 514. General Landscaping. Rost specialists, top Soil 5. fill dirt, sod laying & free trimming. 123 2918 I I Ught Hauling ______________________________ ceramic Tile - ME INT ZE P TILE New or repair, leaky showers our 75 ,irs fZsp 86985.67 sialty pec Yard Debris, Trot", Appliances & Misc (LOCAL) 319 5371 I __________ _ Office Cleaning 'essrnaking __________________________________ Alterations. Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 322 0/07 0 I Dry Wall Custom Office Cleaning, commer ciat, new const Lic. bonded & ins Quality service everytime Ph 321 0511 or. 668 5981 JUST THINK. IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK. THERE WOULDN'T BE ANY!! Painting 154) -- ON SALE- NEW twin size box springs & mattress 52395 ea NEW coffee table with 2 PC matching end tables $39. Sanford Furniture Salvage, Il 92 So of Sanford. 322872i. ANIMAL HAVEN Dog & Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control Pet supplies, dog houses, insulated, shady inside kennels, screened outside runs, .1150 air cond. cages 372 $757 __ 52 —Appliances 5 ACRES NEAR HWY 46 CLOSE TO DOWNTOWN SANFORD. PAVED ROAD FRONTAGE. 528.000. Picture Perfect Ext Painting Free Est. Lic tO pct disc to Sr Cit. 339 6066, 668 83)5 Grooming & BoardTng 51—Household Goo ACRES NEAR LAKE HAR. NEY, GENEVA AREA. $1,500, Pointing by Anthony Corino In tenor, exterior, qualified in all phases. Free Est Call 3220071. Plastering -- Home Improvements KENMORL WASHER - Parts, Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 3230697 NICE LOT ON HWY 477 NEAR LAKE JESSUP. $6.500. Interior Exterior Plastering Licensed& Bonded Call 322 2780 _ CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING & REPAIR SQ. BALINT & ASSOC 3228665 Plumbing Service INSULATION Batting, blowing, WACO Foam, fiberglas & Cellu lose Lowest prices Call 321 0839 or 901 131 6708 collect ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS, Repairs, Leaks, Fast Service Chg. Cds 323 0171, 322 4601 - 54—Garage Sales WOODED LOT ON RADIO RD. 5.41900. . -_____________ __ Carport Sale Household items Sat YtoS 137 Pinecrest Dr. NICELY Wui'DED CORNER LOI' DOWNTOWN NEAR LAKE MONROE ZONED DUPLEX. 571500. _____ ._--_._ I -, PAINTING, CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS Free Est. 323 0129 after 5:30 . ' 1 Man. quality operation 8yrs.exp Patios, Driveways etc .Wayne Beal, 327 3371 ' ROBSON MARINE 7927 Hwy. I? 92 Sanford, Fla. 32771 SEIGLER REALTY • 11 EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN bMY IN THE WANT ADS. 327 2611 or 8319993. - 55—Boats & Accessories ' STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. I, Classified Ads didn't work there wouldn't be any - Carport Sate TV, vanity. lamps, & what nots. July 7 thru 6. 9 till s. 1005 West 1st St. 3 LOTS ZONED MULTIPLE UNITS. $10,000 TOTAL. - Lawn Maintena nce _________________________________ Alan's A1Ii,ifiC es Refrigeration A C Repair Licensed 3730037 - Ra ilings I Custom built iron work Window guards, gate,etc. Martin's 323 7651, 3391693 _____________________________ 62-4.a Wfl-GaI*fl Business... Dial 322-2611 or To List Your Lawnmnower sales & service. Wi Sell the best & service the rest Western Auto 322410 301W.lSlSt. I - American Sod 831 2200 BAHIA SODS3I (IOOsq ft.) Free Del, on 1100 sq. it. or more Central Heat & Air Coed Free Est. C-111 Carl Harris at SEARS, Sanford 322 I/lI _____________________________ 4)) 11 , ACRES WILSON RD. AREA NICELY WOODED. 517.500. Day or Night / ____________________________ Drywall ti,inq'nq lin,SIiii(l P. spraying I ACRE ZONED MOBILE NEAR WEKIVA FALLS AT'HWY 46 $8,900. Sanford 321-0640 Sanford 321-0702 Orlando 327-1577 Lawn. Garden Air Conditioning _______________________ LARGE CORNER NEAR LAKE NARCISSUS. MONROE AT $7,500. BROKER 2439 5 Myrtle Ave, Sanford - I -- LARGE CORNER MELLON VILLE AT 181h $1,500 1 ACRE ZONED MOBILE NEAR LAxE GEORGE. 56.900. __________________________________________________________________ Appliances - - ---- - - 2 NICE WOODED BUILDING LOTS, $1,000 EACH. REALTOR, MLS 323-5774 ---- --- - ------ -- Organ, console (0101 IV. Assort ,,,"It ul heavy duty circular saws lnevc'r used), furniture & rruiny more items at 7621 S Sanford Ave 322 1191 Sal tO Tues Fni9 18.58 fb Harold Hall Realty Inc. -- '2'.; $59,900. I ----- CLOSING SAL. U Closing storage bId lot on 1192 ,icllacent to American Auto Sales Building disc up to 10 pit These buildings not locked '.0 make your selection P. raIl K C Willis '13 1 1/9? for d'liv'my - ASSOCIATES NEEDED I -- ' -*. .7 . - - '% db , ~*, I I Luxurious 1 pc gold velour .,'c tionyil sofa 5801.) shout 2 yrs .Iqu, sell $300 A (t,irq.iin 339 3116 '. - - IF 1 save 50 Carpet remnant sale pd or more on in stock ri-ms. quality carpet name brands good selection super buy'. thru July 6 Carpet Shop of Sanford ill W 1st, 321 0174 -- SIs'epintj ---. - -- -. (tags P. I!MY NAVY SLIRPI 1)5 111 5791 310 S,,nford Ave - - _____ -- -.. 1973 Ap,,he 65.1?, 2 BR 7 baths, screened porch, awning 11.1% Rca% dwn. assume mortgage. S00. SB7 mo into 373 7079 43—Lois. Acreage I I Camper refrigerator, Ilonretic. gas or ItO Model PIt 362, asking $100 323 1497 .,ce our beautiful new BAR RIII(G TON w lap siding S. shingle roof. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 33 5700 3803 Orlando Or VA&FHAFinancing (t)) The Real Estate Agency REALTORS MOTEL LAMP SALE - -- - y -- ''' REDUCED BY $1,500! 19/5 13x70. 3 fIR, 713, exparido. cent air, ,g Sc porch, utility shed, titans' extras. 510.500. 668 6309 . , (teds. Dbl motel box',prings & mattresses $30 set S,inforct Auction 1715 S French. 323 1340 -----Used Clothing I Adult, some children h. 233 $326 Cheap i 97 I mile west of Speedway D,,ytona Beach. will hold a plibli AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday ,,t 1 30 Il's the only one in Florida You set the reserved price Call 904 755 8311 for further details. I Writ., ti,ijo Lb ctton 17 It tully iIL'ppi'il w,?h new tires & n,'w IV ,tl wimq$10.500 Intl 13051 111 /026 ___ - DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION (1w - ____ REAL TOW 32? 1000 MLS ------- 75--ReCreatIonal VehICles ti. ,uite new. $239, S pcfR flew, $39; Los;seat 544.95 Sup. 569,S a. j,, :.,) 5508. up. El stove. 56136. up; fu'fl I site draperies. $108. up. Sanford I Furniture Salvage, 17 92 So of I Sanford, 322 8771 OWiItI " J r.,eI, landscaped, St pct. assumable mont. Asking pric•192i500 9131. I 966 Chevrolet Good gas mileage 322 5017 Ranchero Squire '351 Ford 7_72_ F _ cleveland PB. PS, AC. AM FM. tape Exc cond 1 owner $1595 3270469. 322 0452 _____________ Entire liquidation of used room desk, table & hanging LAMPS (list otter will take ,ill Days Inn Sanford 323 6500 *I NOTICE CHARMER older 2 story, 3 BR, 2 B, new carpet, patio & 2 porches. Cony. location. $34,500. We have (4) 2" acre tracts zoned agri. Owner holding with good terms. INC. REALTOR 3237632 Eve.3fl 1182. 371 1567,322 7177 -. New 235 Homes, 1 PCI interest T O $30,000to qualified buyer $38 000 Low down payments. BUILDER 3722287 Sanford Sunland 31, carpeted, new appliances, screened patio, citrus, fenced yard $79.000 By Owner 323 7331 or 323 3649 REALTY SON MAI ER I- IJPNI I UP E WILSON BUY. SEL SELL . TRADE 321 56.12 III 315 U I rst St ' -. I or 1'.,t,,ti' Commerical P. Re'., dental Au,.t'ons 6. Appraisals 1,111 0(,11% Ai1hon 111 5620 f - ------- --_________________ '71 Gran Prix, PS, PD. PW, AM F-M, 8 track. AC. tilt steer, cruise cant Exc cond Reasonable 373 0254 72—Auction . 5 years old 4 OR, 7 By Owner ba tti, F am P ni , near schools & Assume shopping $39.500 $74,200 at 8 pct 373 133/ REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 372 7198 We have (7) S acre tracts in Osteen that may be just what you are looking for. So call us. 3 SR.1',B, carport,dbl lot, fenced bk, CH, behind Kmart, Forest City. $35,000. VA or FHA. HAL COLBERT, REALTY - . -- 1970 AMI javelin $550 323 7613 after 5pm OR (N I AL R LJC..'. .'vAU TED PriceS P,1 Id i5i'd ins' condition 6.44 8176 5o—Miscellaroous for Sale 24 HOUR 9 322-9283 1 W,in!,'d .\ppl',InceS repartiir ,,ci,,'rs, rt'lr'qcr,itors, i'Oflul ,.,, ,'IIoi211s Auction. 373 7050 REALTOR 322 1000 MLS 81*1108 JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '69 to 75 models Call 339 9100 or 834 4605 (Dealerl __________ Property Raborn REALTY q C al I Ba rt $2,000 buys you this 96x120 lot in Paola. Ideal for your new home. REALTORS" Branch Office 323.2222 Beautiful Country Estate 'with extra large 2 story home plus LARGE Patio off Master BR other charming features make this 3 BR. 1' bath home your best choice Very convenient Longwood location $31.950 Call Today! 80—Autos for Sale Cash 322-4132 LAKEFRONT COUNTRY 2 resic1,'ncs on ,ipprox 2 acres, tOO tt lake frontage 575.000 ESTATE SALE ROBBIE'S . 4 SI,, n(:"r Spniet pups 515 323 0019 Larry's Mart. 135 Sanford Ave. Buy 6. Sell, the I ,n5t in used furniture, Refrig - Stoves, toots, 5i•FIIUYUSEDFUPNITURL& APPI I AN ci: s Sanford Fur VOWS,Ilv.Iqe 372 8171 - 49-B Water _________ Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 373 3866 or 323 7110 ________ & Olfl YAMAHA 750 $1400 3730039 - i i —Wanted TO buy WILL BUY EXISTING 1st 6. 2nd MORTGAGES P I coo. Li( Mtg LI roker 815 No AP Wymore Rd . Altamonte 86.2 7483 , EXCEPTIONALLY NICE 3 OR, 2 B just list ed In the beautiful Mayfair sec 'on. This spacious home has over 1900 sq ft of living area wIg well landscaped yd. Ready to move into. Priced at only $67,000. Hurry I Paint & body stop all equipl, plus 1 OR apt. on 7 lots in excellent location for business. Call for more details. $79,900. 322-2420 Guest Home plus gazebo. 0111111 1 acre near Wekiva zoned for mobile home or home, w el & septic already there. Deeded right to river also. Good terms. Owner hold. RL'AL ESTATE ASSOCIATESSALES SANFORD'S JOIN LEADER I WE LIST & SELL $79,900. - - - 3 OR, 2B, w w carpet, FP, garage. $22,000. DOLL HOUSE 3 BR 2 bath home on oak shaded lot w.0 H&A, ww carpet, Fla. Rm., dining area, fenced rear yard I BBQ grilIl Lots More! Your dream for 529,000 1 709 Oak Ave. 2' story older home. Good terms. $25300. torney or immediately threafter, cihirwiw • default and ultimate Judgment will be entered ag aInst you for he rebel demanded In the Petition and your marriage to Petitioner will be dissolved. WITNESS my hand and the sealcc this Court on June 32nd, A.D., 1979. Over an acre, fenced, fruit trees, cleared, country rd., good for horses. Good terms. $1000. 1. '71 -- -- ,iiihird Poodles AKC I male Mi tt $1s I 'nil,' crearr, $wo i'-scs lfl 1497 rtgagesUought 47-A---t 15 acres off Markham Wood Rd. $5500 per acre Aft 1 30. 327 8366 32 split plan. dbl lot FHA VA. $31,500. Sanford's Sales Leader IpI!! :._Ip,_::IuuIb: 2uI_uI, -. Losing your home & credit' I dill caIc h up back py nit'nts & l)u equity 327 0216 REALTY WORLD. Over I acres, 2 houses. Owner hold. Good terms. ,, EskmoSptiZ mate, 3 1 old Great watch dog' Adopt Dog Pound 47—Real Estate Wanted Sanford 321 0640 Sanford 321-0702 Orlando 327.1577 JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO.11 2461 Palmetto Ave. 2 OR 1 bath. $21,500. before service on PetItioners at. BROKE-9 2139 S Myrtle Ave., Sanford COZY 5. NEAT I BR 2 bath home on lovely shaded lot' C H&A,DR, spacious BR5, Entry foyer & Much Morel BPP WARRANTED Super buy for $39,950. JUST LISTED 109 Lake Dot Dr. Pool, lakeview, large lot. 4 OR, 2 bath C H&A, carpet, choice school area. $52,50U. CSIIIItSI' SEIGLER REALTY FANTASTIC 1 BR 31 2 bath home with every imaginable feature! Pool & Patio' 1g. Fia, Rm With wet bar, DR, equip eat in kit, & huge fIRs, More & Morel BPP WARRANTED Just 590.0001 .40-A—Apartments & Duplexes for Sale -- 415 Valencia Cf. 3 BR 1', B. Cor lot. $25,750 huh 5111111011111111111111111 2 BEDROOM. FAMILY ROOM NICELY WOODED WITH SMALL STREAM NEAR LAKE' MONROE & I I $27,500 REALTY INC. REALTORS 1306633 or 339.4711 eves. 3234712 2 BEDROOM. DINING ROOM, SCREENED PORCH WITH 20x20 WORK SHOP ON MAO NOLIA. ONLY $71,000. , X 11. STENSTROMI 2435. 5 French II? 921 Sanford 373 $324 FORREST GREENE S.u,fiss'd 339.4700 LIKE NEW 2 BEDROOM, NEW CARPETS. COMPLETELY REDECORATED ON LARGE LOT ',BLOCK TO WINN DIXIE ON 25th STREET $31,500. -- CASSELBERRY View of Lake Kathryn. Spacious 4 BR 2 bath. C H&A, Out of state owner says sell now. Assumable low interest mortgage. Call to see. $16,500. chants. 2 BEDROOM NEAR DOWN TOWN, FULLY FURNISHED.? Sc PORCHES IN EXCELLENT CONDITION $21.000 HURRY ON THIS. ((((((I )))))) prompt ping needs, cards of Intreductlon from local mer- C 607s.iaCt 41—Houses visit from OUT fE' No chums, civic Information; Wld to help with your shop SUNLAND ESTATES 3 BEDROOM COMPLETELY RE. MODELED. INCLUDES 'NEW . ROOF, NEW PAINT 5. NEW CARPETS, LARGE SCREENED PORCH, FIRE. PLACE, ON LARGE W000EI) LOT NEAR AIRPORT BLVD. $21,900. 3 Bedroom Doll Houses 3 UNITS ON LARGE LOT, ZONED COMMERCIAL (7) 2 BEDROOM: (1) 1 BEDROOM, 2 CARPORTS. ONLY $17,500. Seigler Realty, Broker 3210702 321-0640 Flodde Oweed Ft,ara Meesd A call from you will bring a lce - 40-B Triplex 5P.4a's own greeting .snlos" — dsdkmt.d to. welcoming now IISIdS.WS 3 BEDROOM HOME ON 6 ACRES NEAP OVIEDO. PART IM PROVED PASTURE. PARTLY wbooEo 555.000. 339-0508 Sanford 6 years old, 3 BR 11.'2 bath split plan, garage, carpeting. 'C H&A, My equity assume low FHA payments. 3236226. Lake Mary-Sanford 2 Duplexes side by side $900 mo. income plus tax shelter. Quadriplex-Spacious 2 BR Apt. High yield. Edward H. Seibert. Realtor 323-9001 IFIVr ,V5.Fj,4f. .Aa -_________ ., RETAIL GROCERY $71 (kId Price includes est business & prime corner lot on 1792 in DeBars' Owner tinanc 'flu v. 29 pctdwn The Real Estate Agency REALTOR 373 5374 Cash for your lot! Will build on your lot or our lot. Y Enterprise, Inc. 644 3013 Medel Inc., Realtor INC. REALTOR' 3390509 R & E Realty Inc. Realtor t ASSEMBLY MECHANIC , ., 701 Bldg. .ltarnonreOr. REALTY WORLD. 24BusifleSS Opportunities * " 40is (2)600 sq. ft. office units for lease tfl new bldg. ofl French Ave. Can be combined for 1200 sq. ft. total. for Ideal carpet. w i'roiessional suite. Dependable & well motivated young Certified Surgical Technologist seeks employment. 323.7255. Low Down Payment Rep. Real Estate Broker 321.0759 Sanford Ave. Aft. Hrs. 3277613, 322-4869 IM Teen'agerswllldooddlobs Baby sitting, lawns, etc. Call 321.0216 NOTICE AMENDED NOTICE OF ACTION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that TO: ELSIE CRUZ KNUDSEN pursuant to a Final Decree of ' Foreclosure as entered in this cause 65 Nagle Avenue 10013 New York City, New Yerk numbered 7S22OSCA09D, in the YOU ARE NOTIFIED t ha t itt Circuit Court of Seminole County, dissolution of marriage Florida, I will sell the property action for has been filed against you and you situate in Seminole County, Florida Millrlght experience. are required to serve a copy of Sore described as: AAA EMPLOYMENT written defenses, If any, to it your Parcel No. i-west 2.¼ cnalns 912 French Ave. on Irving B. Gussow, Attorney for East 11 Chains of Southeast ¼ of (corner 10th & French) tItio', whose adorns Is Southwest /i (less North 610 feet) of 323.5174 th, Range Hwy 17.92, P.O. Drawer 913, Fern SecIIon2,Townthip 20 befor e Park, Florida 32730, on orfile the LPN full time. Exp. w.Fiorlda 29 East; day of July, 1979, and lIcen se. 6.4 & 4.12. 3225544, San. Parcel No. 2-West 4.S7 chains of 14th original with the clerk of this court ford Nursing & Cony. Center. East 15.67 ch ains of South 11 c hains before service on Petitioner o Southwest ¼ (less NorthUfeet), either thereafter: of Section 2, Township 20 South,otherwise or immediately a defeult will be entered it 21—Situations Wanted VA-FHA-235-Con- Homes BATEMAN REALTY ,IF THIS IS THE DAY Ir'buya new car, see today's Classified ads for best buys. .:-aini 46—Commercial Property 11 ______________________ $15 yr 3 BR I 5 b cony location Exc starter home William Malic zowski. REALTOR 3227983 am - ekS old . Il'e A. Chow )upp I S 6. '.S( 265 ButtOflwoOd Ave Winter Spr'n - & --- Immediate occupancy. New 3 BR, 1 B, black home, refg. & range. Walking distance to hospital, doctor, nursing home 8. down town. 527.500, w excellent terms, Johnny Walker Inc. 322 6457 or 3227111 aft S. 26 Free listing BROCHURE rti' CHEROKEE (AND 1,0 Murphy N C 18906 ._1.d:: \; FOR BIG FAMILY or live in Mother. Spacious brick home in Loch Arbor. I DR, 2 B. FR, C H&A, dbl garage. 562.500. REALTOR 322 1991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 862 3455 377.1959 3 Br 2 bath home in Sanford. C-AC. Nice neighborhood. $300 mo Tony Coppota As soc. 23tV.2I). Prefer experience but will train if sharp Iresponsible. AAA EMPLOYMENT 912 French Ave. (cornerlOthiFrench) 323.5176 rs must have 1 LPN, FlJiltimet part time. APPIY Over thereefer road drive year experience. Apply In person Lakeview Nursing Metro Sales Corp. 921 West 1st Center91!_C.2ndSt. ,._ THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Petitioner-Husband, AND TRUST COMPANY OF .d EUSTIS. Defendant. ELSIE CRUZ KNUDSEN _ 3 OR 12 bath fenced yard, en-Closed carport C H. Good neigh. borhood. 1 2 mi from SCC. deposit $200. rent $300 mo. Call 322 6919. Experienced seamstress full or part time. Apply in person 113 Palmetto Ave. I' .1 I ) i - (4 I ) P Top Dollar Paid for unk 8. used cars, trucks & heavy equipment. 322 5990 123 6571 & WINTER SPRINGS? BR 1 B. FR, close to shopping 5. school. 3 yr. warranty. Call today, won't last. VA financing. 5.31.200 STEMPER AGENCY SANFORD AREA-Newly remodeled 3 BR home. Large din. ing, LR. FR with fireplace. Utility room & wooded lot. $365 -4- security. No pets 323.9574. AVON FIGHT INFLATION Sell Avon. Increase your earning power. For details, call 644.3019. General cleaning, own trans. AAA EMPLOYMENT 912 French Ave. (comerlixh&French) 323.5176 *READY TO SELL? Don't sell yourself short. We have 28 years of experience & knowledge & an active demand for homes & land. Call us today I lTI.".k 6. tin. $50 each . .11 OWNER GOING NORTH. Leaving a newly decorated 6. landscaped 3 BR 1', b home, C H&A, fence. fully eqt kit, new washer & dryer.' $9.900 7.5 ACRE SITE near RR siding, close to 1.4. $5500 per acre. XCUTIVE HOME-OLDERCOMPLETELY RESTORED 2 STORY. 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, HUGE FAMILY ROOM ON ACRE a. ORANGE GROVE NEAR LAKE MONROE. $500 PONTH, REFERENCES. SEIGLER REALTY, BROKER 1IOU0 321-0702 SECRETARY HO*JSEBOY .' *INDUSTRIAL 32 — Houses Unfurnished 4At ? T r - - _ FISHERMAN'S PARADISE. St John's river access, own boat dock, use of tennis cts. 8. olympic size swimming pool 3 BR, 2 13, priced at only $28.900 Assumable $8,000 mon. A BUDGET PRICE TAG is on this nice 3 BR, 1 bath home on king size lot Near Shopping but country atmosphere. Just 526.500. -- REALTY Peninsula shaped lot flanked by 2 super clear lakes 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, custom home with pool surrounded by towering oaks. One of a kind-tar below replacement cost at only $147,900. By appointment & preview of photos 8. details only' Call 657-1133 Bob Harische Inc. REALTOR CENTURY 21 HOUSE PINCHING YOU? Need more room? This 4 BR, bath Split level could be just what you need. Unique floor plan for those who like IndividualIty. See it today. $44,500. ______-_______ ,tile 2 ACRE LAKE ESTATE * SANFORD COURT APARTMENTS Ward winning "Energy Ef. 1(clent" studios, private en fiance, built-in bookcases, attic storage, heat, air & 12 bulit.in power savers to reduce electric costs. Ground floor. 3301 Sanford Ave. 3233301. RN-PART TIME Progressive Home Health Agency needs RN for part time & Weekends in Seminole & SW Volusla Counties. Must have own car. Bay Area Home Health Services. 3210600, 5:30 to S. EOE. • and LENABELLE HAGAN JEN. FLORIDA cASE NO. 7L2sS1.CA4F N1NGS, Plaintiffs, IN RE THE MARRIAGE OF: PHILLIP DUANE KNUDSEN crossword puzzles and much, much more ! t, .L' : lCJ( THE STORAGE HABIT. Se'l those useful, no longer needed items With a Herald Classified Ad. Call 3222611 or N'1-9993. Sobik's Sub Shops is now taking applications for Mgr. I. traInee positions in the Sanford I Ocoee area. Benefits avail. interested applicants apply it Sobik General Off Ice, 753 N. Hwy.17.92.between 9.11am. Legal Notice stories, Dick Kleiner's column, Go Guide, P."., )V4 11. IM • * 77 —Junk Cars Removed I 11L DIRT & TOPSOIL BUY JUNK CARS New Smvrna on ni'actr luxury I YELLOW SAND From $10to$50 qround tloor pool S'de condo flck I acy 373 7580 Call 322 1674 327 4460 completely tu,nStied sleeps .1 ----. Covered parkincj near door II — Inthe business Of building Weekly $175 Call 6.477559 ,Iter you're 65--PeIS.SUppIieS If the use ____________________ ___________________________ 6 for available dates busines- your Ctassified Ads often -' %i,!urc floctishunti puppes - -------- - - - 62—Lawn-Garden 45 — Resort Property ----------- _______ ML5 '' ¶ I REALTOR 3 27 4000 MLS garage, fenced back yard, Fla. Rm., C H&A, w w carpet, across from Bayhead Racquet Club. Trade for 2 BR condo. on New Smyrna Beach. Will negotiate. 3271189. - LR, BR combo. Kit & bath. Adults. 323.3979. apt. complex. Must be able to get along with elderly people. 40 hr. wk, ½ day Sat. & Sun. Some maint. exp. req. Call 3234430 for appointment. Dental Assistant INTHECIRCUITCOURTOFTHE Certification Preferred EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. 723-11110 CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CASE NUMBER: 7$420S.CA49.D IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND career in RealEstate call ROBERTL.HAGAN,L.P.HAOAN FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Fora Realty World, The Real Estate full week's TV listings, interesting feature Ewnlngticndd - Raborn I BR, 2 bath, utility room, 2 door room furnished duplex. 24th St. 1st 6. last months rent, Adults. Newly decgrated. 323 5681. Assistant maint enance man for - M. Unsworth Realty REALTOR 1236I nr eves. fficiency in quiet residential area of Sanford. $110 mo. 321 0436 after 5 p.m. Very rewarding job for righT person AAA EMPLOYMENT °12 French Ave. (corner 10th & French) 3235176 4, ..... 113 by Gill Fox SIDE GLANCES HANDYMAI SPECIAL Stately otderhqrne. 528.500. 29 pct dow .. yr mortgage at 10 PCt. nt. -uuio TO ouui - our ,w ut ywr. FHA.VA. FHA 2356. 345 urn cit apt, including all utilities, private parking, near downtown $200. 3227991 ' I YOU for Senior Citizens. Down. town, very clean & roomy. See Jimmie Cowan, 318 Palmetto Ave. I 41 — Houses 41—Houses .-Apartments Furnished NURSES AIDE • Iu...iU•UBIU . * • 11 q _ ClASSIFIED K—US sure to get results I Experienced maintenance supr. Apply in person Sanford Nursing & Cony. Home 950 Millonvllle — Cancer Benefit for Vann Brice, starting 1 p.m., VFW Post 8207, County Road 427, Longwood. Roast beef dinner, auction and entertainment. 1111111110''''.... - Mother's earn extra money by demonstrating our TOYS & GIFTS. No cash im,stment, no collecting or delivery. No ser vice chg. No exp. necessary. Call Friendly Toy Parties now. 323. 5456 alsobooking parties. _____ — ____ - Wanted: Mature lady to live in. prepare meals ama care for invalid lady in Sanford residence for salary, room and board. References requested. Call 305 3224255 week days. DEADLINES Helga Schuchardt, a li be ral ment rejected the motion after HAMBURG, West Germany Schmidt Noon The Day Before Publication (UP!) - A police official filed member of parliament from Chancellor Helmut against over-reacting commented that the cautioned an arrest order into the main Hamburg, in the fight against terrorism. had Sunday - Noon Friday brain of the West German fear of police-sat e __ __________ police computer, and two terrible effects on the psychocountry. _______________ __________ mate of the c li logical minutes later a baffled fugitive Followin g growing criticism, • Legal __________________ 18—Help Wanted embezzler was arrest ed at an Interior Minister Gerhart un h airport passport control 6—ChIId Cara Sheet metil workers a. cabinet Baum appointed a commission makers. Apply in person, star dreds of miles away. STATES DISTRICT Line Enterprises Inc. Bldg. 295 COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF West German guards on the to map which police and UNITED Only child care center First 1. Sanford Airport, Sanford. border to East Germany security forces should have FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION Saturday In. Sanford - Begin. NO. 79.114 Orl.C,Iv.R - UNITED ning June 2. Sanford Early routinely check passports access to what computer files STATES OF AMERICA, Plaintiff.SALES Chiidcare Center. 322.6645. the legal and consistent with against police computer files. v. SIDNEY G. SHEALY and MRS. RECEPTIONIST Christian Lady will baby sit lchild Such push-button speed, effective functioning of the SIDNEY G. SHEALY, his wife, if Management potential with fast in my home. Mon thru Fri. $33 ORDER married, Defendant(s). services, intelligence police and across-the-country data moving company. We need wk. 323 9111. FOR SERVICE BY PUBLICATION Constitutional experts say a - On motion and affidavit of aggressive people with g checking, is made possible by a Bohannon's Day Care Center personality I. good phone voice, $20-million computer in a bomb U.S.-inspired freedom of Infor- plaintiff in the aboveentitled cause Salary plus commission. Call Longwood-Lk. Mary Rd. matlon act may cure the by Elizabeth A. Jenkins, its proof shelter at Wiesbaden. Open 6:30 AM.6 :30 PM Annette 323 5176. States Attorney, in Assistant United S days wk. 331.7420 The computer, called INPOL system of Inherent ills. It would an action against the defendant( $I) citizens to make it possible for Sidney G. Sidney G. Shealy and Mrs. for police information, is the WANT TO GET AWAY * Shealy, his wife, if married, and to brain-child of Horst Herold, see what kind of Information IS enforce FOR AWEEKEND? po o pe rty n real pr a lien u CLERK TYPIST head of the federal i.niai gathered, by whom and for situate in this District and described I will care for your child In my purpose, Spiegel quoted a home. Fri. evening 10 Sun. German what as follows: 14, OF THE Lot police, the West Neat appearance able to deal with evening. Excellent care in. government expert as saying. COLONNADES, 2nd Section, ac 'equivalent of the FBI. public. cluding meals and church. Right-wing parlamentarians cording to the Fiat thereof as as AAA EMPL.YMENT References available. Call 67$. Operational in 1976, INPOL recorded in Put Book 16. page 14, 912 French Ave. tried to overturn June in 0354. now has more than 1,527 outlets Public Records of Seminole County, (corner 10th & French) parliabut proposal, BaWT)'S Florida. Subject, however, to taxes, 323.5176 in police patrol cars, on airports If any due, for the year 1919. and it 9—Good 'Things to Eat and at border crossings, and ap pearing to the Court that the _______________________________ Herold wants 10 times as many. defendant(s). Sidney G. Shealy and MEDICAL Legal Notice Mrs. Sidney G. Shealy, his wife, if He said the system gives law • • PEAS • • TRANSCRIPTIONIST married, are not inhabitants of nor enforcers for the first time BLACK EYE-CONCHS found within the State of Florida and FICTITIOUS NAME Full time position for med ica l technical, informational and have not voluntarily appeared Notice is hereby given that we are transcriptlonlst. Applicant must Oviedo U.PICK. Fields in & intellectual superiority over engaged in business at 2306•A Winter herein, and that personal service have previous medical tran. Sanford. Call 365.3217 for th'm is not practical because icription exp. Apply to Mrs. crooks, replacing what he calls Woods Blvd. Winter Park Seminole upon directions. their residence and whereabouts are County, Florida, under th fictitious Joan Marks, Medical Record PILOIAN FARMS "detective chance". it is ORDERED that unknown, name of S&S INTERIORS AND Dept. Seminole Memorial In its first year, INPOL GIFTS and that we Intend to register Sidney 0. Sheaiy and Mrs. Sidney 0. CrowdersU.Pick Hospital, Sanford. 305322.4511, Shealy, his wife, if married, appear Stripling Farms. Narcissus Ave. ext. 750. hel ped t ri ple arrests to 100,000, sa id name with the Cler k of the or plead to the complaint herein by Circuit Court, Seminole County, 322.5w; or 322.1557. 60 percent of them at the her- Florida in accordance with the the 6th day of August, 1979, and _________________________ Part time summer position it Auto the default thereof the Court wIls Train Gift Shop. For interview ders. It has been helpful in Poultry, beef, pork, fish. Free provisions of the Fictitious Name ad. call Debbie Towns 321.0621. Statutes, To-Wit: Section 56509 proceed to the hearing and delivery, mm. $20 order. Sanford Baaderleft-wing hunt for the (udication of this suit as if Sidney . Statutes 1957. area. 322.2374. Sam's Portion Meinhof terrorist gang and the Florida J. Davis Sig Sandra Shealy and Mrs. Sidney G. Shealy, Meats. * spectacular arrests of leading Shirley S. Oenbrink his wife, If married, had been served members in the Netherlands, Publish June 13,20,27 & July 1979 with process in the State of Florida PAINT SHOP 11—In fructions but only to the extent provided for by DEK56 Belgium and Yugoslavia. States TRAINEE , United Title 2$ Section 1655, But Herold's critics argue Code; ills further ORDERED that FICTITIOUS NAME Cleaning metal. Must be hard any unknown heir(s), devisee(s), INPOL may threaten civil Notice is hereby given that we are CHRISTMAS IN JULY worker. grantee(s), creditor(s) or other engaged In business at Wright's AAA EMPLOYMENT rights, Creative Expressions 333.5512 unknown parties claiming Interest Road, Goldenrod Seminole County, 912 French Ave. INPOL and the computers of Florida, under the fictitious name of by, through, r,J,r or against the ( corner 10th & Fr ench) a. H FARMS, and that we intend to three separate security forces afoesalci person(s), Sidney d. 3235176 18—Help Wanted together have between 8 and 9 register said name with the Clerk of Shealy and Mrs. Sidney G. Shealy, the Circuit Court, Seminole County, his wife, if married, and any _________________________ million West Germans on file, Florida Sp Spring Is "Move outside time." in accordance with the unknown parties, shall be served by Get patio and lawn furniture at a said the Hamburg news maga- provisions of the Fictitious Name publication, it Is further ORDERED * good price. Read the Classified Statutes, To- Wit: Section 665.09 that notice of this Order be zine Der Spiegel in a series on Ads. Statutes 1951. published by the United States PAINT SHOP the computer maze titled, "A Florida Marshal in a newspaper of general Sip. J. Baxter Richardson LEAD MEN steel network Is descending on Helen J. Richardson circulation in Seminole county, * N I I &III] I I Ire f I re1111: 41 I [I . I THURSDAY, JULY 5 South Seminole Optimist, 7:30 a.m., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. Lake Mary Rotary, 8 a.m., Mayfair Country Club. Diet Workshop, 10 a.m., and 7p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Lake Mary Presbyterian Church; 7 p.m., Longwood Quality Inn. Altamonte Springs Serto a, noon, Ireland's. Friendship Club, 10 a.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Senior Citizens Dance, 2 p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. South Seminole AA, noon, Mental Health Center, Robin Road Altamonte Springs. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Al -Anon, 8 p.m., Halfway House, Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. Sanford-Seminole Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee Building, 4th and French Avenue, Sanford. DeBary Blood dras'.ing, 4.7 p.m., community center on South Shell Road, for donors 17 through 65. FRIDAY, JULY 6 Birthday Party-Dance for Senior Citizens, 1 p.m., to celebrate July birthdays. Music by Orlando Music Makers. Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 a.m., Lnrd Chumley's, Altamonte Springs. Seminole Sunrise KiwanIs, 7 a.m., Jerry's, Sanford Airport. South Volusia Sertoma, 7:30 am., Deltona Inn. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Sears, Altamonte Mall. Tanglewood AA, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richard's Church, Lake Howell Road. Longwood AA, closed, 8 p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Church SR 434. Your Adult Club for Singles, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando. SATURDAY, JULY 7 Sanford AA Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Casselberry AA, dosed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church. Bluegrass Music Hoedown, 2-7 p.m., Hitching Post, Chuluota. Free to public. SUNDAY, JULY 8 Ballroom and round dancing,8 p.m., Temple Shalom, Providence and Elkcam boulevards, Deltona. Seminole AA, 8 p.m., open speaker, Halfway House, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. ...a CLASSIFIED DEPT. 11:4l III#] - - - Nm , 1 �P 'OA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, July 4,1979 OURSELVES South's 1 st Subway System Begins Rolling In Atlanta - I 4. V %\ V V., V V . . :V V.. But the tax and fare income is far short of enough to finance MARTA's transformation from a fledgling bus service into a modern subway and rail line started in 1965 when the authority further construction without a heavy dosage of federal dollar& Design work has started on the remainder of the 53-mile system was formed to develop a comprehensive rapid transit plan for the — spurs will run to the extreme southern and northern suburbs South's largest city. and the Atlanta airport — but there has been no commitment by The additional 1 percent tax was approved in Fulton and the federal government for continuation of 80 percent funding. DeKaIb, but was rejected by other counties in the metropolitan flow did carpenter-turn- Even with federal grants, the entire system could not be finished area, leaving the heart of Atlanta subsidizing the entire system. ed-art 1st II. C. Wester- before the late 1980s. In 1974, construction started on the rail and subway system with "We could never get the $800 million shot we got before," says and cover" burrowing and blasting through the heart of the "cut tie a knot in a long MARTA spokesman Bob Brennan. "It will come in much smaller city. piece of wood? By expert amounts and we will never be able to be sure we'll get all that we carving, he says. The want." Meanwhile, skeptics in the Georgia Legislature likened sculpture is one of the MARTA to the "Yazoo land fraud" of the 19th century when The East Line cost about l200million in all and isone-half of the eo a legislators sold off parts what are now Mississippi and G r gi works by Westermanu only section assured of funds for completion. The total distance at a half-cent Alabama an acre. will be 13.7 miles and the cost $1.1 billion — including that $800 recently exhibited at the San Francisco Museum million in federal money. Scheduled completion is early 1981. A billionoilar boondoggle, they said, that will go down in expects to move MARTA 6,000 commuters during history as one of the most poorly managed and built transit a rush hour of Modern A. on the East Line but due to delivery problems with the imported systems In the world. HE PUT IN WOOD? KNOT V • • : V. .. His Specialty Is Grilling Over Charcoal .'.. V V •/ By MM NIMEL Herald Staff Writer :.-• .: .. .. ft t - .UAND WHAT'S YOUR ANGLE? - " CALL . ART BROWN ' loon Joyce and David Farr try Corn Chowder CONTROL 25th Reunion For Class of '54 . ' - \. . ' ' - j.. V V ( .' ç ' , \- ':' :. . . ' ' - . • . '' .. ' . .; V ' f•% \' , I . •¼ \ . - , "r Nancy Gardner Young, Powder 'tc' --L"_y Rodman Brumley and Santira ttrn z.v Dunn Parker. Anne Han- were ln school orin the 25years Drlggers Johnson, Orlando; Springs,Ga.; Tommy Newsom, sbottom Dorton had the oldest slnct. Jimmy Butler, Lake Worth; Murfreesboro, Tenn.; Janie In appreciation of her out- Richard Pickles, Osteen. Oglesby Jacquet, Biloxi, Miss.; grandchild. Ross Ilannum, Montgomery, Memories of their 12 years of standing efforts as chairman of Also attending were: Martha Ala.; Richard Barineau, Jackschool together had been sent in the reunion committee, the by each class member and a class gave .n..stv,rIIrw ovation to Owen Davis, Madison; Randall sonville, N.C.; Forrest May, 6b compilation of these was Grace Marie Stinecipher and Reynolds, Scottsmoor; Jewell Houston, Tex.; Jimmie Fox, ..1 presented by Grace Marie presented her with an engraved Cohen Cram, Melbourne; Rochester, N.Y.; Jimmy Stlnecipher. The group silver bowl. Others on the Debris Milsted Ratliff, Whatley, Danville, Calif.; Nancy, Freeda Colvin Peterson, Nolley then en tertained by Jimmy cornmittee were l'uulette Cason Valrico; Wade and Ross Hannum, who White, Louise Benton Elliott, Dunedi n; Milner Osborne, Lake Placentia, Calif.; Rodman performed a pantomime act Anne ltnnsbottonm Dorton, City; Jeanette Wathen Camp- Brumley, Portland Ore.; similar to their performances Randall Ferrell, Jimmy Wade, bell, St. Petersburg; Sonny Canton Jacobs, Rantoul, Ill. Those attending front Sanford the good old days. Everyone Eloise Snyder I'feifauf, Putty Haskins, Johnny Carter, then enjoyed dancing to the Walker Speer, Frances Lawson Titusville; Marvin Goembel. were Mack Brown, Georgia strains of the Norm Wright Meeker, Lawrence Skates, and Palatka; Patricia Platt Ann Thigpen Myers; Vernon Darlene Adams Band. McKinney, Clarence Hittell, Brown, Jimmy Bollinger. Decorations included pieOthers attending, along with Longwood; Gibson Bates, Canton, Betty Jean Earnest Lures, newspaper clippings, and their spouses, were Ellen Lyon Winter Garden; Bill Park, Williams, Betty Ilamp Yates, Lucile Price Morgan, Don s other memorabilia from kin- Lattner, Jeanette Cleveland Altamonte Springs. dergarten through high school. Roman from JacRsonville; Also James Davis, Atlanta; Colvin, Tricia Tooke Stenstrom, On the tables were stalks of Katy Waits lung, Jessie Byrd Dickie Moss, Arnold, Md.; Maxine Holcomb Harrell, celery in celery keepers, Blount from DeLand; Carol Jimmy Krider, Broomall, Pa.; Gerald Behrens, Ann Mints of the days when Loechelt DeBrine, Cocoa: Helen Michels, Puerto Rico; Newton, and Annette Brooks the team was known as the Helen Brown Chambllss, Sheila Browning Wilson, New Hodges. . Casual Furniture For The Way People Live bday • - . . . . - ..% " '• . '" reminiscent Planning Committee (from left) Grace Stinecipher, Louise Elliott, Randy Ferrell, Paulette White and Ann Dorton. rue •' In V V - BY :CYROCO. General Electric Refrigerator . . - When Her Parents Pay They Still Have A Say _, HOMEOWNERS: We sincerely try to help you because we sincerely care about you. Your credit Is good for GRAMIXVJW $2,500 to $25,000 FUNERAL HOME 130 WEST AIRPORT BOULEVARD SANFORD, FLORIDA TELEPHONE 3273213 WILLIAM L.GRAMKOW or more, for any purpose! Loans can be wronged up to $25,000 or more, FOR ANY PURPOSE I U you' own yo'.w Own horn., co idorn''jm or mofids hams and lot, YOU QUALIFY. DEAR ABBY: The parents of an 1$-year-old girl wrofe: "Dear Abby: Our damighter has graduated from high school aui hu steady employment, so mwabeuysthe can doilthe piliels. She is living at home (free), but Mw doem't care whit anybody thinka about her 1T. ALL APPLICANTS MAY BE ELIGIBLE Al honwowners, even If your home is not compliesely paid for. including widows, nesw..s end vsn then. r.j.cs.d by bores or loon compunlen. EASY EXTENDED REPAYMENT TERMS Cash for any pwpose. Medical bills ,ecoto — home NIprovernsns, new car luinliw. pLoncen. Or pay off mflO&,ISnI loans. Your one pop rnens wlrobly be lou than the conthin.d payments you're ma&ing now. - - - FAST LOAN APPROVAL wherever you live, ?'. . CALL TOLL FREE 1-800-5284050 V fth 1st uS. flU Operotqrs on duty 74 hows 24 TO SELL u day, 7daysoweek Pan American Financial Services, Inc Lkcnsed t tgsgr fo(f 1501 60. Church Ave., Suite 202 YELLOW. - or WHITE V Tampa, Florida 3360 "11"V Business Loans . V J J Her 'Old-fashioned' parents went to know If we have the rigit to at some rules for her. We have asked her to be home by 1a.m. wIt she goes out ufl a Iddc(Ow's been coming home 1_ anywhere frocu 2a.m. to 4:30). When we object to her going to Lbsr boyfriend's apartment to wntth TV for an evening, she tiqs we have 'dirty inhids'. She tells us If we don't 'Setoff her back' she will move out NA rut with girlfriends. Of course, she Is trying to assert bar Independence, bit we think she's overdoing it. Please Pe i bewildered parents some guidellisea BEWILDERED / , Your reply: "Dear Bewildered: Tell your daughter to sit down with a pencil and paper and ftgwe out exactly how Independent' abe Is. Advise her that when she is able to siçport herself entirely and that means pay for her room, board, Clothes, fret. sportatlon, entertainment, travel, doctor, d41M and In. surance then she may live where she Chooses5 and by bw own rules. But as long as she lives with you, she will have to live by yours." Abby, I d100&Y di * with your advIce. It Is Jut this sort of thinkingthat Is tearing families apart. 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We no longer Parents t tittle UI) a their live manage where people wait bit" In order to keep for marriage to enjoy sex; children from moviag out. How modan contraceptives have 4437t Loose enough to say removed the orialna] reason for utWft wbes their kids slay out mma Nri we new nave qft a dote perenta who still cling 10 Old b.me for the night or weekend? fashioned dasdards and try Meal parents (Including this to force them on their grown lie) can't accept that kind of thlkbet well pad the point where they make any sense. Ite privilege of living by Given the tholce of Maying me's own rules is for mature, home and following th eir Independent people. And parents' rites or moving out, naWepe* e , most Children lave U 5000 U selves. Please re-read my they're financially able. And auwer ab.ve. seen, m from whet Getting married' Whether parents we aIW$71 Md to au you wart a formal church Um go. wedding or a simple do-yourMy advice to mod parents own-thing ceremony, get woul4 be: "If you wait to keep Abby's new booklet, "How to your Children home, loosen up a Have a Lovely Wedding." Send tbm gun -a-. at $1 and a long, stamped (2$ soms reapo.bIlUus 1111010 nd1raued envelope (flr1h1 or waver), to Abby: 132 Leaky Drive, that they consider your feelhtp, bit allow them to Beverly Hills, Call!. - - Your loon ca.1dbe.pçwmedin24 I,,and coatçd.$.d within 3 doys. - ' -- ONE TRUCKLOAD of Need Cash?- II ' WV l..nn.,,,, 10 The 25 Year Reunion of the Golden for a picnic. Following Babcock, Mrs. Hamilton Ernestine Westphal, and Mrs. for lunch golf, and more Seminole High School Class of the meal and welcome by Class Bisbee, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Elizabeth Whigham Gutherie. visiting. 1954 is now history, but It will President Jimmy Krider, Coleman, Mrs. W. it Fort, Mrs. The roll was then called and On Saturday night, the live in the memories of those Louise Benton Elliott in- Edison Gott, Mr. Roger Harris, each class member spoke Garden Club was the scene of a attending for many years to troduced each teacher and gave Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mathieux, briefly. Following the singing of dinner dance. After the in. "i • . come. Out of a class of 115, 72 a brief resume of their recent Mr. and Mrs. Troy Ray Sr., the school song, the group vocation by Chaplain Anne • —. Herald Photos by Torn Vincent classmates plus their spouses activities. Mrs. Adelaide Richter Mereckl, adjourned to the home of Ransbottom Dorton and a Jim Krider (center) with Rod Brumley and Freeda Peterson, who came farAll teachers of the class from Mrs. Belle Ruxnbley, Miss Jimmy and Dot Wade where buffet dinner, the following titest attended. On Friday night, June 29, the grades 1-12 were invited. Those Barbara Ruprecht, Miss there was more reminiscing awards were given: Traveled dim members, spouses, and attending were: Mr. and Mrs. Rebecca Stevens, Mrs. Gladys until the wee hours. Farthest, Rodman Brumley, Celery Feds and everyone went Orange City; Imogene Bostick York City; Barbara Cassube, teachers gathered at Lake John Angel, Mrs. Mildred Smith, Mr. Bet Steele, Miss On Saturday, old friends met Portland Ore. and Freeda to the Celery Crate on Saturday Yarborough, Geneva; Don Whatley, New Orleans; Karraker, Gordon Toll, Stanley Hamilton (Bubba) Bisbee, Colvin Peterson, Placenta, night. One emarkable thing about Katz, Maitland- Sandra Dunn Hartford, Coon Ann Bttt'rt "t1tf. Most recent marriage Jekyll Island Is Searching For Tourists NOW - -- •. Herald Phofe by Check Up V .,.'.. . Sp ring Tim e . - ,',. ::. PEST cup Canadian bacon, margarine, salt and pepper and orange rind and vanilla and mixture alternately with T V . / 4 ., WASHINGTON (UPI) — that of a placebo." In one study, inmates at a who took small doses of the sensitive to the allergy. because of problems getting Summer is here and that Baer said studies done either California prison were tested urushiol-ollve oil mixture for Baer said that although the funding. means, for most Americans, by the FDA or under contract to with urushiol, the active slier- six months, 13 ended the study urushiel-olive oil mixture "The people we support are the season of poison Ivy, poison it have shown that "hyposen- gic ingredient In the poison ivy significantly less allergic to seems to work, scientists need the ones doing all the work," he oak and poison sumac. sitization", or reducing a family, poison oak than before. One had to do further research before it said. The Food and Drug Adminis- person's sensitivity to the Researchers found that the improved so much he was for becomes more widely used. For In the meantime, don't tratlon says four out of every plants, can be achieved by inmates became less allergic practical purposes no longer one thing, immunologists don't handle any funny-looking plants w five people are to some degree giving volunteers small doses of when they drank a mixture of allergic. know why It works. without a pair of gloves or walk allergic to one or more of those extracts from their leaves over urushiol and olive oil. However, the remaining He added that further re- in the woods in short pants — plants, and thus all too familiar several months. In one group of 16 volunteers three volunteers became more search will take time, in part unless you like to itch. with the skin bumps, rashes and constant itching they cause. • Nematodes Dr. Harold Baer, who heads the FDA's research in allergies, • Termites at Fumigation has good and bad news for those In immuni2ed .3E ,, lr-i '!'.4' Jir a i'.)m ty7icai of the others condition, but the authority against the allergy. It can be — Nancy Hurd wantth restore sumluer retreat where many s," she added. "A lot of men that looked out onto the Jekyll all eight, Including the said $f)J "Club done — but it takes nxmths and the Jekyll lelmd! Sleamce of impottimt, decisions were made would drop in and Wk busiitess River, separating the islarid House" will be renovated at a It sn'twork for everybody. long ago but her goal ito bring that had financial reper- with him. I Imagine a lot of from the maInland. Orlando 423-8094 ' price'tag of some $5 million: Poison ivy and Its obnoxious In tourists rather than multi- cusslons world-wide. During Important things were Mrs. Hurd said the PU1it1I'- The "Club Ho use" will be used relatives — members of the millionaires, the summer season when the decIded' Albright house had 26 rooms, as a hotel. cashew family — thrive in the Mrs. Hurd, daughter of coal homes were in use, she said AO ••6d _•_____•_. In,.I,,,Hr.., Ifl cuisuuuu., oiuic. magnateJ.J. iuorignr, is an one-sIxth of the world's wealth The 10-mile long Island was advisor to the Jekyll Island was vacationing off the Georgia They are characterized by Since the millionaires left the leaves In groups of three, ivory- Authority during the renovation coast. island in the early 1940s, it has 'The Idea colored berries, greenish flow- of once-lavish summer cottages fallen off as a vacation spot. "lhe Federal Reserve Bank, era and a persistent itching that that were formerly owned by was born here," Mrs. hut-cl However, the Jekyll Island usually develops In a couple of some of the richest men In the said. "The Idea of the reserveAuthority, which is piloting the of the days after a sensitive persons world, renovation, is attempting to was a secret. Mr. Morgan in. touches their leaves. promote the island as a major As part of a plan to upgrade vited several men down as his reserve was vacation destination. The FDA says heredity ap- the image of the coastal island, guests and they didn't know the authority has launched a why they were coming." parently doesn't have anything So far only four of the a secret' to do with whether a person is lflWtI'milliOn'dollST renovation remaining cottages have been Mrs. Hurd said the men met allergic to the leaves. Scientists of the now state-owned cottages restored to their original don't know why some people that once were the summer In 1910 at the luxurious "Club chosen as a summer retreat by develop the allergy and others hideaways for such financial House," a sprawling hotel that the financial czars, Mrs. Hurd ENT CO. don't, but seemingly one's wizards as J.P. Morgan, was the center of the "Jekyll said, because It was isolated 04 WY 11 92 flI FERN ( l1IIPA RK reactions are determined by the William Rockefeller, F.H. Club," to discuss the possibill- and also In "reasonable pt-oxties of a reserve. imity to Wail Street." Ph. 339-6988 first exposures to the plants in Goodyear and Joseph Pulitzer. 0A11 TYPIPS Monuments early childhood. "My father always had a At the beginning of World She said her family's cottage, Baer said most allergists War II, the homes were coffee hour in the morning which was bought from Puilt05ronte Markers discount the effectiveness of abandoned in the Interests of commercial preparations that security, however, and since are advertised as aids in then two of the 10 cottages have reducing sensitivity to poison been burned and all have been W.'v* lust told this man about our exceptional qualities of high impact thermoplastic make ivy, lie said "many dermatolo- vandaUzecL Mrs. Hut-cl said the eight gists are of the opinion that LifeStyk furniture it natural for den or family room, porch or beautiful facilities, big cars, and low prices. their effect is little better than remaining homes represent a uilrooni virtually any casual application. It can take the daily If he doesn't seem too excited, it's because he isn't. He's tired of use of an active family yet stay beautiful all its lilt' with a minimum seeing and hearing so many ooasts by so many firms — and whb of easy care. And color is molded right in so it Can't clip, crack or can blame him? We think we'll be forgiven, therefore, if we break custom and state one simple fact: scrape off. • .. Up, up, up! This unusual angle made 14-year-old Steve Kudlo of JacksQfl,'ille, a wiener in the recent Scout Photo Scholarship Awards sponsored Kodak. :! She's big on country cooking: fried okra, black-eyed peas and chopped a dash of sugar. Cover with nuts. buttermilk. Beat well. Add food 3 CUPS milk (or 2 cups milk water and bring to boil. Simmer snaps, sweet cornbread, rice Drop by teaspoon onto very coloring, vinegar and vanilla. "I don't cook! I can hardly and roast beef gravy: that's my and 1 can evaporated milk) for 20 minutes. Thicken with well greased cookie sheet, Beat well. Bake in 2 9-inch pans boil water in the kitchen," was kind of meal. Simple meals." 1 can white shoepeg corn cornstarch and water. Serve, allowing room to spread. Bake at 350 degrees for 25 to 30 Sanford City Commissioner 3 drops Tabasco sauce ORANGE NUT for 10 to 12 minutes at 325 minutes. When cool, split layers Mentioning that they had four David Farr's response when he Place potatoes, bouillon COOKIES degrees. Makes about 4 dozen. and frost. was asked to be this Cook of the children, he added, "With a cubes, onion, salt and pepper in 1 stick margarine RED VELVET CAKE Week. With a little prodding the family that size we don't eat Dutch oven and cover with ' cup light brown sugar 1-2 cup Crisco shortening RED VELVET commissioner finally admitted elaborate meals." water. Boil until soft. Drain, cup granulated sugar I 1 2 cups sugar FROSTING to some small skill in the The commissioner was reserving l cups liquid. Mash 1 egg 5 tbsp. flour, sifted 2 eggs willing to share some of his potatoes slightly in pot. While culinary arts. 1 cup flour 1 cup sweet milk I oz. bottle red food coloring "Sweet milk gravy. When I go wife's recipes that were family cooking, melt margarine in tsp. soda 1 tsp. vanilla 2 sticks margarine L tsp. salt camping with my son I make favorites, such as the Potato- small fr)ing pan. Add flour and 2 tbsp. cocoa 1 cup sugar Grated rind of orange some gravy for breakfast with Corn Chowder that was slowly bacon. Cook until pasty. Pour i tsp. salt I tsp. vanilla biscuits with eggs and bacon. bubbling on the stove. As Mrs. over mashed potatoes, add ' tsp. vanilla I tsp. soda Mix flour and milk. Cook until That's all I can do from Fart- was writing them down, water, milk and corn. 1 cup coarsely chopped 21 2 cups sifted cake flour thick, stirring constantly. Cool nothing," he confessed. "I do he remembered some raw PLUMSPICECAKE pecans 1 tbsp. vinegar well. Cream together Cream margarine and sugar love to grill stuff like barbecued peanuts his mother recently i cup Crisco oil Cream shortening and sugar. margarine, sugar and vanilla. spare ribs. We cook out about brought back front North 2 cups sugar together. Add egg and beat Add eggs and beat well. Sift Add to cooled flour mixture and three times a week," said Fart, Carolina and did finally come 3 eggs well. Sift flour salt and soda and together soda, salt, cocoa, and beat until spreading conwho is commercial and In- across with a recipe of his own: 2 cups self-rising flour add to creamed mixture. Add cake flour. Add to creamed sistency. vestment properties manager 2 handsfull of fresh, raw i tsp. cloves •. ,..... atStenstrom Realty. "I'mabig peanuts I tsp cinnamon Place on paper plate outdoor cook. Very glamorous 1 cup nuts _Ll Put in microwave oven for 4 In my cutoffs, no shoes, no 2 small jars plums (Gerbers) minutes. ahfrt." Mix all ingredients well and 1 ....... Blow and eat. With a grill full of flaming bake in tube pan for 1 hour at . I . .Some additional Farr family charcoal In the backyard of his 325 degrees. While warm, glaze Idyliwilde home, Fart- will cook favorites: with confectioners sugar mixed . hot dogs, corn, turkey, fish, POTATO.CORNCHOWDER with water. ___ 6 or 7 med. potatoes, peeled chicken and almost anything STEWED CORN j.. else that can be cooked over and quartered 10 ears fresh corn 2 chicken bouillon cubes direct beat. No recipes, just '..s cup bacon drippings r' 1 onion, diced toss it on the grill and eat It 1 stick margarine when hot. 1 tsp. salt salt and pepper to taste "I enjoy Joyce's cooking," he ¼ tsp. coarse ground pepper 2 tbsp. cornstarch readily admitted about his wife. 1 stick margarine Cut corn off ears into Dutch "I eat like a ~ around her. 2 tbsp. flour oven. Add bacon drippings, V ••. Wednesday, July 4,1979-16 Cook Of The Week ',.: ......,; The Season For Poison Ivy, Oak, Sumac s It ' . . ' .V iff HOW 'D • ATLANTA (UPI) — After five years and hundreds of millions of French cars, operations initially will be restricted to weekdays dollars, the South's first rapid rail and subway system began and mainly daytime hours. rolling in Atlanta Saturday with an 11-minute ride from the The rail system, approved by the voters in a 1971 referendum, suburbs to downtown. supplements MARTA's relatively new fleet of 800 buses which Eventually, transit officials hope the congested Georgia capital shuttle some 80 million commuters annually. — which came into being as a railroad hub of the region — will Traveling at speeds of up to 70 mph and powered by a 750-volt have one the most efficient people-movers in the nation. rail, sleek trains will glide along the East Line carrying Starting in the heart of downtown Atlanta and extending east to suburban Avondale, the new 6.7-mile East Rail line is the first leg passengers to seven ultramodern statio ns serving a cross-section of a plan ned 53-mile elevated rail and subway system that — of neighborhoods — from inner city black public housing to Integrated with a bus system — will eventually link the inner city midtown liberals to suburban white conservatives. with its sprawling suburbs in every direction. Each train will carry up to 800 passengers, including 280 seated. But there is no guarantee the full 53 miles will be completed, From its downtown starting point near Georgia State and officials at the Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority University, the East Line sweeps on an elevated track past Inman fear that the gasoline shortage may spur a run on federal mass Park, the city's old neighborhood of Victorian homes undergoing transit funds. That could leave MARTA, which depended on 80 extensive renovation, and on to the city of Decatur where the rail percent federal funds to complete the first leg, unable to finance takes a sharp dip into a massive subway tunnel. the remainder of the project. The subway cuts under the Decatur city square and continues to Local funding stems from a 1 percent sales tax levied in suburban Avondale, the 6.7-mile mark on the rail's eastern swing. Georgia's two most populous counties, Fulton and DeKalb, and Including stops, officials say it will take 11 minutes to get from passed only with the promise that bus fares would be only 15 downtown Atlanta to the outskirts of Avondale, the equivalent of cents. That charge lasted seven years and was raised to a quarter V 30-minute car drive. at least a this year. V kv Evening Herald, Sanford. Fl. .. - -.--- .- . - . - - ST �BISON DIE I 6A COUNTING BuM5TE / MYRUBBER WATEjN_BANO$ 001 NC.,' (5 Sanford, 2B-Evening Herald, THEN I TIE THEM IN Wednesday, July 4, 1979 Fl. 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TOUCHING THE ALLEY? 36 Sleeping sickness fly 31 Fabulist 41 Demilitarized 3 Flake precipi. tation (comp wd) 4 My (Ger) 4 1 God (Let) _______ 44 Gender _____ _ _____ .. - ( r.q _______________________________ ________________________________ too long and he did a whole new the wide variation of body , series of tests on him. These temperature within a 24-how tests were all negative. He then period. It can vary as much as ' ') RXr,141150 and he said he had had swelling 53 Vase 54 Graphic layout 26 KN 21 30 35 - - - 36 - 37 44 _ 46 ARCHIE 1 - by Bob Montana - /I WE CAN ONLY (MOM! IS 'THIS - - OH, BUY" SM#k..* ,AFFORD IT IT SURE IS, STEAK RARE? = - _______ 50 - - - - - 58 -;I',.- 1 \ ( 1 meat - ',. • the s oak %' ml - / trata five i ____ J ________ . -__,? i'.. Dr. the F WHY Ok) IRW4 t0 - done __ _____ It do. Pal relati __ _ Friendships __ ______ _____ "' CANCER (June 21-July 22) _____ ______ ____ _______ by Al Vermeer _ days STORE"' ( BLONPE, toucl 13 another convenience food to have on hand that's popular base for desserts with a South western fl avor. Flan, for because the sugar and milk are peeblended for you. For your Tex-Mex picnic, B RI D G E 7-4 NORTH •AKJ Q7643 • 862 •Q3 • QJ3 • j 10 9 7 +64 SOUTH 8753 A2 •AK ii: T ,-'~. , ,.; cup toasted slivered almonds In small saucepan, melt Tex-Mex Frosting butter; stir in coca and coffee. I A 4-: -, ~' & l'l('NR' WITH PATIO TOUCH OF SOtFH%U•S't' _. -. . . S. I I , I a • •. - • tI --- • 1! .] [I ' - ' ' I S.'. ' •• . • _____ LWO IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIPP, .do- (Makes 2 quarts) ½ cup ReaLemon Reconstituted Lemon Juice .. I . 1 5 cup ReaLimne Reconstituted Lime Juice 1(750 ml.) bottle sauterne I 4 And __ . lb live it tip --------------. BONUS Ice •5 V. I OUR 'r'IW ` ..- YOU I Publix Fresh Strawberries, optional In large bowl, combine sugar, _1 .. I..%,. r I .. .. GOURMET C:.. STYLE 04 "S 1P ' shmallows, coconut and pecans. Tex-Mex sheet cake corn- SANGRITA (Makes5½ cups I (32-ounce) bottle cranberry Now for the fireworks at fi ingredients- coffee and cocoa. 1 cup orange juice The frosting Is a quick to 1-3 cup ReaLline Recon- V ' GREN STAMPS' WHEN YOU I. .. CLIP & REDEEM THE picnic site, add club soda, ice and four diamonds East was squeezed on the last heart and South wound up with the' 1' 1. V 3900 base for the fruit, mar- and fresh straw berri es. COU PONS -. 0 N T H IS PA G E ,#- 0No THIS AD EFFECTIVE THURS.. JULY 5TH THRU WEDNESDAY JULY 11TH, 1979. CLOSED SUNDAY,., ____ PUBLIX RESERVES THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES SOLD • . auenihie blend of sweetened stituted Lime Juice hea rt to his ace Just as his' 1' I,' '--'S thickens readily with the lemon base in insulated cooler. At the other table. South won the second club and led a ' •K82 inventive as possible. " ReaLemon and ReaLime; stir juice to provide a rich, Creamy spade finesse and since East t had started with four spades . • Q 10 9 2 v98 1. -, ___ Ambrosia, a luscious and lovely liqueur. Just before serving, He didn't bother with a -' • 64 V K 10 • desserts quick and easy.Fiest3 sauterne and orange-flavored gave South 10 top tricks. . •A9 9'' 13, 1 cup confectioners' sugar ~~ ________________________ stirring third club. Now South en- I fruit salad dessert, is made add club .,c'ia. ,*rv*t uVl ' tered dummy with a spad with sweetened condensed gn1s;i with fresh and ran off the heart suit ,'mI]J yogurt and ReaLemon. drawberriesif desired. which was kind edh to. TIP: For picnic, carry punch break. This break in hearts ' TWO sweetened condnsed milk WEST 0 to ______________________ 2 eggs 1 teaspoon vanilla extract makes preparation of the until sugar Is dissolved, Add ______________________________________________________ sending for your copy of Astro- be on your agenda today. Give Graph Letter, Mall $1 for each yourself a wide berth to be as to Astro-Graph, P.O. Box sweetened condensed milk T heat, ¼ cup orange-flavored example, the favorite Mexican dessert, is much easier tb make liqueur bottle club soda, with sweetened condensed milk chi1(1-quart) lled _______________ what Iles abead for you in the AQUARWS 19) year following your birthday by Conventional projects will not twc' p CR IF INCREPIBLY QUICK.' WELL WITH CUR ______ ________ THIS GORGEOUS / filled with many pleasant be a lot of people to deal with surprises. Find out more of today. ovmY susicious OuLP Go I WLNLA CAPRICORN J) flJan Into today. Your hours could be not have planned it, there will 0 I?1bv MA I ".. .S _ ______________________ BEHOU r SAW I Sweetened condensed _______________________________ time. Unexpectedly, the socializing 19) Keep your schedule flexible from previous days spills over and loose. Although you may ______________ ,l1II _________________________ _____________________ leave PRISCILLA'S pp color week, ç)rw' S* J • vftf YOIA'Ll be meeting and,fqrming many new relationships, but You'll 'do what you want tO one in particular could bring accomplish In lickety-split _____ :'.• THE FURNITURE take on a new 21) If you wish to catch up with importance:thls coming year. things after thib.s heuc ____ / ..- '' usua: SAGITFARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. July 5, 1979 about an unusual opportunity. _ reconstituted lime Many healthy youngsters have the blood tests or medical the latest vogue. YOUR BIRTHDAY 4f. 4'. *:. _~_. 41 cocktail, orange juice ad his skin, pretty hard to guess what a ' I'm not so s ure what the body lump is just by feeling it and not' l temperature really means. knowing anything else about - 1 , (NOT evaported - TIP: Flavor of Easy Taco asty blend of cranberry juice ' Condensed Milk (NOT evaporated) :ie(liIl, a" In small saucepan, combin e t body temperatures as high as factors related to the case. 4GAGlkJ DOW _______bEm .1. il but if the blood tests were all develop unexplained nodules or normal, which would also mean lumps under the arm, neck or he's not anemic, I wouldn't be other place, it's a good idea to too concerned about the color of have them examined. It's-" For Thursday, July 5, 1979 114 u- ii popular Mexican beverage 2 days In advance and often throughout the summer. refrigerated. Give the children Sangrita, a WHITE SANGRIA PUNCH It w l F. - co ffee 1 cup Eagle Brand Sweetened I teaspoon ground cinnamon " teaspoon salt " J, Lemon J ui ce 1 tablespoon brown sugar 2 teaspoons Worcestershire ingredients; t 1 tablespoon instant 1 teaspoon baking soda 4;, '4:. ' :,~ cup cocoa __________________________ you're likely to be serving this Sauce improves when made 1 t - ByBERNICEBEDEOSOL f IVkf' FEc4'tE __ ur e a wrung, I 'm s afterward. the White Sangria Punch, while in the absence of other discovered at a time to give hlfll .'. I ii*. FIGI4TI&)G AJD rW!JG I SAME 10 I AKJC) JPMECAWk)G rb() %W4 r wwp! MJ ALLUA 10 LI Ok) agair 1 - uld take up brown sugar 2 cups unsifted flour In medium bowl, mash One-third cup Eagle Brand Keep a companion bottle of occasionally, until onion is In any case, it sounds like streptococcal infection is rheumatic fever which has a your son Is being adequately variety of manifestations and supervised and If anything of sometimes doesn't cause any major medical Importance is . It wo 3tablespoons ReaLemon cleaning . .0 •S Blender Meth od: 'Combine Preheat oven at 350 degrees. Remove from heat. Add ki cup chopped pecans all ingredients in blender In small saucepan, nielt butter; sweetened condensed milk. Stir In a large bowl, combine container. Blend well. Chill stir In cocoa and coffee, then in sugar, then nuts. Spread on sweetened condensed milk, thoroughly to blend flavors. water. Bring to a boil; remove warm cake. reconstituted lime juice right tender (about 10 minutes). Chill besi de It, because once you try thoroughly to blend flavors. Radio City S symptoms. I 10 (6T M)AY FM ALL __ \ Go HOROSCOPE by Howie Schneider hasg MOL)&JTAIkflOP$? who 1 57 Burgers, and One of the complications of a N.Y. 10019. 1. allefl EEK & MEEK const - 59 - ______ plant with I - IV4 cup chopped onion cutting and squeeslng lemons request - *--if 7 ~. I .. . ;. cup butter or margarine 3 oranges, peeled and cut into avocados. Stir '-in remaining Sweetened Condensed Milk Taco Sauce. The use of sauce reconstituted lemon Juice does ½ teaspoon garlic powder away with several steps- ½ teaspoon hot pepper sauce tation, New York, fection. 1 cup catsup or ch ill sauce cooks who try this recipe will 10 thesheer simplicity of the , 5ty . 1 coconut good eating and easy Reconstituted 54 A,or TEX-MEX FROSTING P,2 cups firmly-packed light 1 (31t ounce) can flaked chips. , '..,/s( 1-1 - I., 10 ' minutes. Spread with Tex-Mex 1 cup water 1 (20-ounce) can pineapple sauce mallows Preparation. Take the Taco instance. lightly touched. Cool teaspoon hot pepper to '2 with fresh vegetables or tortilla ______________________________ _______ -' - I`4 EASYTACOSAUCE for I cup butter or margarine i teaspoon garlic powder I Vk"t ,j - S ,,r , I tablespoon instant coffee Frosting-Cool before serving. seasoned salt ingredients. Chill thoroughly to blend flavors. Serve as a dip Makes 1 4 cups) (Makesonel5x1-lnchcake until cake springs back when cup cocoa west, along with Old World remaining taco sauce. Top with bite-size pieces additions such as citrus fruits. remaining bun halves. 1 cup miniature w hi te Marsh- Everybody loves a taco - and I should like to add to all ____________________________________________________ were theson case. Your may appear pale parents that If their children do "-' /. .fi ,' '*5 . - 53 T54 - '7 Sum - 2 teaspoons grated orange brought the half; garnish with lettuce, chucks, drained strep throat. You've certainly the variability of body tern. , common bacterial problems to me, in care of this. , including streptococcal In' newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, - - f - ______ A/ - - - - 51 52 - b6 55 __________ ____ 48 _ ___ _________ 49 45 Spaniards The happy result today is a number of dishes with rich and full-bodied flavor, just made for a little longer to develop stamped, self-addressed en- 40 - - ury, indian specialties to the South- tomato and cheese. Spoon on recover as quickly from Temperature And Fever. Other streptococcal infections as readers who want this issue can ethers and some children take send 50 cents with a long, - - - - 138 42 43 t 99 to 100 frequently. Have you the late afternoon or evening, This is the diurnal cycle of body any suggestions at all ? I'm not temperature which we all have DEAR READER sure what the t hroat culture to some degree. was for in the case of your son To give you more information but lwould presume it was for a on what you might expect from resistance to some of the velope for it. Send your 41 cocoa beans. In the 16th cen- Sauce. Place each patty on bun Some people don 't always Health Letter number 7-6, Body - i use of avocados, Peppers and frequently with Easy Taco rind done all of the right things. perature, I am sending you The 31 - 32 33 34 Shredded lettuce food that relied heavily on the desired doneness, brushing usually In the early hours of the for another check. Also he runs a temperature of morning and the high point is in 19 20 29 Many people don't appreciate length of time and to come back normal people. The low point is ~ I Hamburger buns They're modern, easy-does-it told me to wait a reasonable three degrees in perfectly T 24 •25 I _______ ____ - 27 128 I 22 ( Ma kes cups 2 medium ripe avocados, 34 Destructive in. 52 In what way - 18 "xi) Easy Taco Sauce (recipe 11 ~ jellyroll panBake 15 minutes or S• TEX-MEX SHEET CAKE Grill or broil meat patties to stituted Lemon Juice nickname - I featuring these scrumptious would be hesitant to say . GUACAMOLE (Makes 8tol0 servings) I (14-ounce) can Eagle Brand Hemisphere - Aztec and Incan ___________ - planning a patio picnic formed into 8 patties 33 Safety agency 50 Genetic material ;;C.- RP % ~,N '.4 lightly greased 15x 10 - inch chopped water chestnuts. tovers. FIESTA AMBROSIA I took him back to the doctor accurate they really were. ree - % cups. (Makes 8 patties) 2 pounds lean ground beef, Chopped tomato Shredded Cheddar cheese by Art Sansom HE BORN LOSER to your next outdoor party by variations on a cuisine that's as old as any in the Western 0 47 Dinner 48 Grimace Flair Alter all, If you're planning a ingredients except orange yogurt, Ramon and r in d; TI P: Add one or more of the from heat. In large mixer bowl, picnic for your guests, make it slices. Garnish with orange mix well. Stir in remaining following ingredients for a combine sugar, flour, baking (NOT evaporated) 2 tablespoons ReaLime 1 (8-ounce) container plain Reconstituted Lime Juice yogurt I tablespoons finely chopped % cup ReaLemon Recon- onion 6 1______ 01 _____ Mexican touch of the southwest. 13 Smallsword ______ A definitely that your son has a tibiotics. went li ng never fever without knowing more This swel about the time that the tern., , down and different people say that he's pale and tired looking. peratures were taken and how I _ 00 0 refreshing element of surprise ______________________ and he took a ioo degrees in the late af. throat culture which came back temoon. For that reason I patriotic society ( abbr.) 36 Cowboy's teeth (abbr) , -, ______ rl was negative positive so he put turn on an- With as much of a picnic for yourself, slices and serve over ice. ingredients. Chill 2 to 3 hours to delicious taste variations: sour 50(14, cinnamon and salt; add Isn't It about time you took a too! TIP: For larger quantity of blend flavors. II desired, cream... Chopped tomatoes,.. cocoa mixture. Beat well. Mix break from that cold chicken. double Sangrita, TACO BURGERS all garnish with additional orange chopped hot green chilies.., in sweetened condensed milk, and-potatosaladroutlne?Adda Ingredients. Makes about 11 or pecans. Refrigerate lef- crumbled bacon... coarsely eggs and vanilla. Pour into swollen glands in his neck. He for mononucleosis and found it 27 Flat-bottomed 45 Women's of annoyance 9 Grind with the sect 46 Time zone (abbr . ) Picnic Sweetened Condensed Milk peeled and seeded (abbr) 8 Atomic Lamb A foods that offer a delicious follows) boat 28 Child's play 7 Handle roughly Picnics are great fun - but Picnic: food is all too often Predicable' . ____________________________ 43 Useful wood . Dr Pediatrician. He ran some tests brother 25 Source of 37 Australian city 5 Same (prefix) 30 Minus 40 Jesus 6 Detected 32 Mixing monogram _______ / 39 Snuggle 24 Clean a floor 42 Jacob's 1 Madame FLY, WITHOUT ___________ .n 20 Plus Try you can put my mind at ease. b1 ing a I've b with my 7-year-old son. About six ,nonths ago he developed tired so I took him to a 22 Bird zone I hope had been complaining Of being time (abbr.) 23 Profess 27 Tremble ... ON THE ISN'T IT A STRIKE W14EN TOO! OWNER YE OF ALLEY SARGE 17 Golf gadget DOWN 26 Eggs ______ by Mort Walker THAT'S AN ILLEGAL STRIKE, (') 25 You (archaic) BAILEY '. . 15 Small bird 24 Gents BEETLE_____ 38 Energy-saving Product DEAR DR. LAMB - _ _________ e I -----.----- - - ______________________ 2 tablespoons sugar condensed milk, cocoa, coff ee, opposite number had done; I Radio City Station, N.Y. 10000. Vulnerable: Both I IA RA EXTRA West (Feb. 20-March 20) proceeded and PISCES to drop the. sugar Orange slices confectioners' specify birth sign. sure to Be Dealer: South pans Qi7 . king of hearts under the ace &aiGreenSfamps II 'ilGreenStamps S ______iMGreenStampsI[IJI1d LEO (July 23-Aug. 23) Your You might find yourself wan______ 3 GreeiiSfamps In large pitcher, combine all almonds. 00 7e_aee_. West North East South West had figured out that P ,"'. - AvId ;.'o' or .. attention will be drawn to a lot dering into unorthodox places ,,, : i. allerj • he was not going to get more S Regular Or Unscented Certified Efferdent 1 Light Powder _ of little Incidental things that today, mainly because your Pass 1 NT Pass 1V than one heart trick in any don't Sure Anti'Porspitint Girl-Iron Vitamins _____ Denture Tablets SI I __________________ 3 Anti-Perspirant 11 Pass 3 NT Pass Pass need to be done around the thinking Is unusual. 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Lay bacon sUces on avor of barbecued foods that meat along short side Roll up mes from basting with meat starting at long side. Ile with string at each bacon strip. darbecue sauce. into eight pieces. Place two Simple tricks such as Cut pinwheels on each skewer. marinating economy-cuts of Outdoors: Grill over medium meat in barbecue sauce coals (coals will have slight overnight, or adding the sauce glow) 25 to 30 minutes or until as a spicy ingredient in desired doneness, turning and tegetable sidedishes, relishes, brushing frequently with and dips add flavor and ver barbecue sauce. jintility to any outdoor menu. Brod 25 to 30 Indoors: -)ie'sired Ills roc* Pinwheels demonstrates the doneness, turning and brushing A. !',:Li larlc,~ -W`ng can give to frequently with barbecue ft'ansform, ordinary round steak sauce. 4 to 5 servings. ffito a specliA "roulaft."'Rotind V4 cup water 2 eggs, beaten ( Publix ___________ 'N... cool)ag, perhaps you may want to'do it for the chance to try aoEnething new. Instead of the usii hot dogs hbug thfo Is a perfect time to introduce yourself to the delights of tUrkey on the grill. ____ _____ the bird, but not tlirecitly on the . in Airtini; when the bird is com- you can even control the eWy cooked. Many variables affect outdoor cooking time cooking temperature when barbwft. am type of grill and To lower the cooking twiturkey iiise said age, perature — raise the grid or, f&an9e from beat, basft spmd On coals. To MLN the plomures and — it you're tanwature — 'tap Ow milh'hing an om"00VM — how from coils or push coals closer ek together. ften you lift the cover icuIng I ke it ltcng . The the Trademarks • A trademark, as defined b( Act of Congress, "In- des any word, name. symbol, or device, 3*ndy gauge "pops-up" when combination thereof, the proper Internal tem. adopted and used by a manIdentify his goods and distin. When the bird Is done J to got. ufactured or sold arks — Thaw and prepare the Rights In tradem are "y for roasting, as usual. acquired b use. which must gim blIrd Umoughly under continue Ythose rights are to be preserved. In order to t L. ld water eligible for registration a stuff beark 11I Note stuffing: must In use, In irkey it you're using a commerce which lawfully regulated by Con. — Placeafoildrlppan under gress. - -..... .. • I •••. - - . -- - - • .. , . . - . .-.., •i. ., .. --: • . 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' Swift's Premium ProTen Boneless Beef OW41111111111 RN114t ......... $1" Swift's Premium ProTen Boneless Beef (Englien Cut Roast) ' $259 Swift's Premium ProT*n Beef Plate $I" Short Nbe .............. b ............ w l P'WWUU•II . ram .................... t. pli si 69 Plain Or Iodized 26-os. Storling Salt ...............**eq.. pkg. 220 Kleenex Daytime Style .1. 590 I 24c1 '. pkg. i Kleenex Extra Absorbent Style can 24-0. s Summertime Soft 'n' Pretty Decorated, Assorted Or White Y-iYALW 25s Off Label, Purex i I • ..qu ITI. -oil KRAFT 0 40 iracle Sala hip 0 0 59C wnere snopping pk. ' • Duty bot. $231 20s Off Label, With Protellin, 01shwashing Detergent Dermas"99 Dotergont bat.- $119 Penny Savor Dry Bleach ....................... 40 " pkg. 790 15s Off Label, Laundry Detergent 72-01. sigg Pur*x Dotergent....ofesesoose 11. (Umit I Please, With Other Purchases of $5 Or More, Excluding All Tobacco Items) • can 0 Bathroom Tissu• I Is a pleasure Sun mertlln2 saving j ' Count the birthdays, anniversarles and "just special" occasions when the family has good reason to celebrate. Then, filethlsjewelofapuddlng cake cake mix or pudding-Included cake ml yellow 4 eggs 1 cup (½ pt.) sour cream ¼ cup oil % cup raspberry preserves recipe and rely on it to bake each a delicious celebration. What Combine pudding mix, cake. makes this cake so simple to mix, eggs, sour cream and oil iij prepare is a package of JeII-0 Large mixer bowl. Blend- theo' pistachio flavor instant Pudding heat at medium, speed of and pie filling right from the electric mixer for 4 minutes." cupboard shelf. It's combined Blend preserves into I cup with yellow cake mix. eggs, the batter. Pour half thq., sour cream and a little oil and pistachio better in to a pa f e and floured 10-inch flut cake batter is blended with pan. Spoon raspberry bette'r" raspberry preserves and into pan, away from sides of layeredbetween op and pan. Spoon on remaining I IS. bottom layers, which are all pistachio batter. 7Iaw e tfr - Then, a through batter to marble. Bake, quick zigzagofa knife tnrough atO degrees for 5o minutes, of, e batter produces the ripple until cake springs back whe esign which bakes into the lightly touched and cake begim cake. There's no need to fuss to puU away from sides of paW with frosting when Just a Do not underbaké. Cool In pagt sprinkling of confectioners is minutes. Remove from prA ar a crowning touch, and finishcooling on rack, Prssh Iggplant..,....... __________________ Cake For SpeciaI Fam ly Fry, Bake or Boll Tender Fresh • b $249 91" Chuck Shoulder Roast...... 39i-. (Large Size) Your Summer Salad Fresh SI, Crisp Cucumbsrs,,,,,,,5 For Salad Or Stuffing Fresh Green BW1 Poppers ............... 6 lot Plw ___ Tea Bags............,..........,.. Great For Sandwiches, Underwood Perfect For $301 Swift's Premkm Prolen Beef • Chuck Niads Roast ........... Chuck Should.r Roast...... T.t p., Swift's Premium ProTen Beef Rlb$tak......................... USDA Choice Beef ChUok 01"111111 0111111111111111 .... USDA Choice Beef Romaine For Salads or Slicing Beef Round . CMink Light Tuna For Your Summer Salad Fresh Cif*r Pot S TOP Roun,d Stiak .............. p., ç • $I Wnz* Strained "s' 'b' Food ........................ * a's runchy Or Smooth, Jlf Peanut Butter .......,.......... 'u'. $119 Serve With Hot Dogs, Hunt's 14-oz. Tomato Ketchup .... bot. 390 Delicious On Hot Biscuits, Publix Is-oz. Strawb*rry Preserves..... jar 890 Open Pit Smoked Or Plain Barbeelilio Sauce .............. 1lao'01.r 690 Ll Water Or'In 011, Chicken Of The Sea NORTHWEST SWEET JUICY For Pies, Torts or Shortcake .'"."." lb. g $109 plk' Ii: - . PISTACHIO RASBERRY-RIPPLE CAKE Great Hot Or Cold, Tetley 5302 ' - _______ 790 l Pork A Beans............ so***.. can' 98C Joan Of Arc Chili Beans 'I'la' $199 " 8oz can, Summer S.usags......u1 89° • Kellogg's Cereal cans F&P Brand • . Beef Bologna ..... Delicious Thuringer or *** pg bel Monte Cut Or French Style Croon Beans .................... 3 ___________________ Seafood Treat, Small Pooled A Develned Shrimp................... w 1b $339 USDA Choice sfi*S Ie•_____ I-Ibr Fillets )z 32 oz FOOD L'1T' 1,4jf iI 0 Ong sp"Mi r, Effarill"Iwa wild U,S,D.Ae IISfI.t:JI ' 79 Armour Star (Regular or Bee Gwaltney Great Dogs............ R.. All of us are concerned about until dry ingredients are, the so-caUed "empty calorie" moistened. snacks we nibble on each day. Spread into greased 11-by.7" Making your own wholesome baking dish. Crush remaining'. treats is one way to control the cereal. Sprinkle evenly over, family's snacking habits. batter. These crispybanana bars Bake t 350 degrees provide that extra energy boost minutes or until wooden pick on walks, backpacking trips or inserted in center comes out even on the tennis court. dean. Cool Cut into bars. This CRISPY BANANA BARS kitchen-tested recipe makes II2'-z cups 100-pct. natural by-7-inch dish of bars. cereal, original ~4 cup all-purpose flour MICROWAVE DIRECTI. 41 cup firmly packed brown ONS: Line baking dish with sugar wax paper, extending paper 12 cup mashed ripe banana over sides of dish. Omit ~i cup butter or margarine, greasing. Pour batter into lined melted dish. Cook at medlurn (50. 1 percent power) for 9 to 11 I tap. baking powder minutes, rotating dish li turq I tap. vanilla after each 4 minutes of cooking. V4 tstj Salt Cook Combine alt Ingredients until viooden pick Inserted iA except cup cereal. Mix just center comes out clean. a-oz, $log Genoa Salami Cooked Ham......... S iAF)4A[IIg[,J,_!.J, c WE ACCEPT : •• •• _________ L............ 89' Summertimesaving I 'L bowlS GOOD IN SEMINOLE AND ORANGE COUNTIES Broccoli or Cauliflower With Cheese Sauce S Swift's Premium Sliced Pepperoni, Hard or Lykes (Regular or Beef) Bologna Hillshire Smoked r~ausage.. Plumroso Sliced ............. I SuMmertime Saving P Bake A Snack W h Crun h PLUS TAX AND DEPOSIT Tater Tots pkg 7919 SAVE 16c, Green Giant Frozen Sliced, Crushed Or Chunks In Natural Juices Del Monte Pineapple. can 490 Serve On Buttered Toast, Mott's 25-02. Apple Sauce .................... IMF 590 ~:k —1 — — — — — —1— Mill — — 197,# — — —1_(~1 ~ •• Summertime saving I 4.99 with this coupon THIS AD EFFECTIVE THURS ,JULY 5TH THRU WEDNESDAY JULY 11TH, 1979... CLOSED SUNDAY... I • Florentine Chi Soup Bowls Breakstone's Tangy Style tmrtime Sa ving $169 cans 4FOR89c c "Bake N' Serve" 1001 69' Eye Green Peas, Orange ot "URIRW VV*Ar,..W-, iC 4:.oz. Gut Gotii or Stokely Gatorade ............ ol. 590 Mixed Vegetables p" o', 5919 Assorted Flavors of Fruit Drink 46 Gorton' s F B can 399 $149 ......... 12-ot Fish Portions pkg Tangy Libby's SWL Ir it 12oz. Nilla Wafers Kraft's Mild 4 12 oz. 32 ox SAVE 20c, Ore-Ida's Frozen Plain or P70d t P,kg 894 Krdit'!i Casino Braod Cheese with Jalapeno Pepper I 6pk. Thighs & 25 oz s 199 Drumsticks.. SAVE 14c, Sara Lee's ** ........ pkg Frozen French or Blueberry I Pk 0 Crumb Cake .......... to" 1 994 SAVE 14C Sara Lee's Frozen Yellow Cup Cakes............. I0pkg ''oz ggs SAVE lOc, Quick Maid's Frozen Whipped PUBLIX RESERVES THE RIGHT TO LIMIT OUANTITIES SOLD SAVE 14c, Make A Cheesecake, Philadelphia Brand Dressing Se"s 4 to 6 '•4 oke Pint 1*el1,uce Rub the salad bo*l w1h a Peeled clove otgar%c T.ealh~e, to We- sized pieces into the salad bo*l Addlheon-ons raMshes , Summertime saving Sour Cream ........... cup 790 SAVE 18c, Dairi-Fresh Cream Freshly ground pepper French Dressing r4" CRISPY BANANA BARS SAVE 60c Saluto's Frozen Party Pizza PkQ $289 Breakstone's San - SALAD 89' .01 $189 p°k Dough .................... SAVE I 1c, llard's Tasty Buttermilk Biscuits .............. 4 ' con-ic ls 794 SAVE 10c, Serve On Raked Potato, ad Bowl - . "*4 Beer Concentrate 79$ Soft Spread........... Country . .. " Large Eggs ............ cml, Yield: 4 to 6 servings. • .t -Uv-~ Regular Ma ari ne SAVE 4c, Imperial Regular yogurt 2 tablespoons lemon juice 1 tablespoon horseradish In large bowl combin* bananas, tuna, carrot, green pepper, celery, walnuts, and wheat germ. In small bo wl mix mayonnaise, lemon juice and horseradish. Pour over salad; mix well. Cover. Chill 1 hout BREAKFAST CLUB SAVE 1 , 3 bananas, sliced 1 can (6 or 7 ounces) tuna, drained and flaked 2 carrots, grated, (about 14 cup) cup chopped green pepper i stalk celery, sliced (about ' cup) 2 tablespoons chopped alnuth '2 tablespoons wheat ge rm 1-3rd cup mayonnaise or S BANANA CARROT HEALTH ut that bananas are moderate natural, fresh food restaurants. in price, widely available, and You'll enjoy both these easy BANANA LUNCHEON SAI,AD — IIEAI,TIIFUI, & SATISFYING SHORTCAKE SAVE 8c, Imperial (Twin Pack) Seafood Treats One list point: the experts Flounder i bar- - lb Smoked Daisies.... I ruund. It's high in protein, low - Oftentimes when barin calories and cholesterol and becued food is not completely lowir In cost than most meats. cooked when expected, the fault Little wonder, It's such a lies In the fact the dwoDal Was fa notted sufficiently prior to When "clone right," a becued bird is every bit as good Here's how to tell when the and better — than one coalsarereadforcooklngin roasted in your kitchen stove. dayUght _ when they we Here are tips from experts to covered by a single layer of at n4ft — when "Turkey a la Barbecue." have a brot red glow. — In Planning, allow one As a general guide, kettle cooking a 20-pound turkey. — Check the grill requires about 11 minutes per thanufacturers directions to pound u see u you're suuwi the su.v b is at uffed,aanoUertwo bird your grill will ac' minutes per powild to coloking- . . . UMME11M1$,E - A. . '. y . M . . .. . . ... - . rg .- -- . com S 'E'r:; .'r PUBLIX RESERVES THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES SOLD Lf this bai't enough reason to clean up the grill and Start __ . ' - 596 French Onion Dip.. 8'0 cup Outdoor barbecuing is a stnart way to conserve energy used in kitchen cooking. And, because the kitchen Isn't being heated up, this, in turn, helps keep air conditioning operating costs down. topping for your turkey, pick with a pop-up ,,.pen,ire save YOU time, puge. Thisdcan mwork later NaMe .. .-- pans. Cool completely on wire This kitchen-tested recipe makes 2% cups. rack. NOR • Smart cooks are serving will be in excellent supply all new salads salads in crisp celebration of all summer. Bananas enhance all BANANA LUNCHEON SAL/ID 1 large zucchini, sliced (about that's good for body and soul. types of salads and they play a Salads bring beauty for the eye, strong nutritional role at very 1 cups) Lettuce leaves pleasant taste, teasing tex- comforting calorie count —only 4 bananas, split lengthwise tures, and health benefits are about 100 calories per average 1 pound cooked ham, cubed an im po rtant plus. size banana. Banana Luncheon Salad is as Complex carbohydrates are (about 2 cups) 3 tablespoons sliced scallions modern as food can be. It being stressed by nutritionists 2 cup plain yogurt or sour follows the U.S. Dietary Goals as vital to your diet. Bananas of what's good for us to eat such have th ese car bo hydrat es, as cream ¼ cup vinegar as more fruits and vegetables, well as pectin and fiber, so they 1 teaspoon dried or fresh dill more complex carbohydrates help "fill you up" and keep you and reduced amounts of overall satisfied on hot sunmer days. 1-3rd teaspoon pepper fat consumption. This salad is a Bananas are also a good source Arrange 1-3rd cup zucchini fresh adventure at table with its of Vitamins A, BI, B2, B8, C and slices on lettuce lined individual medley of ham cubes, crisp niacin as well as minerals such serving plate. Place sliced zucchini slices, mellow bananas as Iron, phosphorus, calcium banana over zucchini. Top with 14 cup cubed ham; sprinkle and a tangy yogurt dressing. and potassium. tablespoon scallions. The cost is modest, too, Another new salad corn- with thanks to carefully chosen bination at attractive cost is Repeat to prepare 4 individual ingredients such as the Banana Carrot Health Salad, servings. In medium bowl, mix bananas. The Banana Bunch, made with tuna, banana, yogurt, vinegar, dill and pep industry-sponsored center for crunchy raw vegetables and a per. Spoon over salads. Yield: 4 consumer i nformation, points dressing 1e that served in servings. - It's economical to enjoy fresh ¼ cup butter or margarine, Combine fruit and sugar. fruits when they are in season. melted well. A perfect accompaniment for ¼ cup honey Filling and To serve, fill and top layers fruits such as strawberries, Topping with sweetened fruit and blueberries, raspberries and 2 medium -size bananas, whipped cream. This kitchenblackberries is a homemade sliced test ed recipe makes 8 to 10 honey-spice shortcake. i cups strawberry slices servings. This is a good recipe that 1 cup blueberries serves a crowd. It starts with 2 tablespoons sugar buttermilk complete pancake FRESH FRIJITJULEP 2 cups sweetened whipped mix. Top with sliced, juicy fruit cream or frozen non-dairy ~ cup fresh peach puree or many people like to whipped topping, thawed. strained raspberry or presweeten fruits for use with Combine pancake mix and strawberry puree shortcake) and sweetened spices. Mix well. Add combined 1-3 cup fresh orange juice whipped cream or ice cream. remaining Ingredients, mixing 'i cup sugar just until dry Ingredients are 1¼ cups water HONEY-SPICE SHORTCAKE moistened. Cracked ice Orange slice for garnish Spread into 2 greased 9inch • Shortcake Fresh mint for garnish roun d layer pans. Bake at so Combine fruit puree, orange 2¼ cups buttermilk complete degrees for 15 to 20 minutes or rted in juice, sugar and water. Serve pancake mix until wooden pick inse over cracked ice. Garnish with 1 teaspoon cinnamon center comes out clean, ¼ teaspoon nutmeg Cool minutes. Remove from orange slice and fresh mint. Turkey On The Grill For A Summer Treat it Banana Salads Hot Weather Treat" Fresh Fruit New Adventures For Backyard Chef Backyard barbecue chefs steak is first seasoned and who hesitate to tackle anything topped with bacon strips. Then more ambitious than ham. it's rolled, cut, and tied into burgers or steak are missing a pinwheels. The pinwheels are lot of the fun and adventure of grilled on skewers to facilitate outdoor cooking. turning and brushing with Though barbecuing originally barbecue sauce. meant roasting a large animal BARBECUED PINWHEELS 2% to3 lbs. round steak, over an open fire, ½thchthtcktrhnned, refers to a broad range of Wednesday, July 4,1979-56 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ortcak $ue PISTACHIO RASPBERRY RIPPLE CAKE 1114011"" . 6* 3911l Top Your Routs or Stw*9 With . "Country St " Brand ,,,,, re Mushrooms ...... • si. For Your Plea or Tarts "Continental" Brand Strawberry Giazs... • • • , SANFORD PLAZA1 SANFORD . LONGWOOD MUGE M., 1$-os. THIS AD GOOD AT THESE LOCATIONS ONLY: LONGWOOD - sugar,if (k*ed. In hIgh altitude areas, wltb either cake mix, use large egg cka8e (4-serving size) Markets add 24 cup all-purpose flour, pistachio flavor instant pudding &W pie and 1-3 cup water; reduce sour cream to 3/4 cup and OU to Z fillIng 1 package (2-layer size) tablespoons. ake at 37S degrees for 50 to 60 minutes. • IàPI$L r J 5'WIlLORI r*I.A*1 V - - - ,r _____ • - . - - ' ' _____ - 'W' "'' 4W �66— Evenln Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, July 4, 1979 V at our t of July /1 D 0 I 1 dy SAVE A CHOICE disH VALLEY RAND Boneless Round Steak SAVE 40C A LIUSDA CI40IC( IRISH VALLEY NANO Beef Blade Chuck Roast SAVE 30C A LI U S U A CHOICE IRISH VALLEY WAND Boneless Stewing Beef caajt1o0.PE SAVE 30C A III FRESH VALLEY NANO Fresh Pork Steaks SAVE 30C A LI FRESH VALLEY NANO Fresh Pork Butts SAVE ?DC ALI6TD,1 Smoked Picnics SAVE 30C A LIUNO 0 FROST Smoked Turkey Hams SAVE 30C A LI SLICED Skillet Brand Bacon SAVE SOC A to SHOULDER RACE New Zealand Lamb Chops SAVE IOC A LI ilu AVG USDA GlADE "A" Quick Frozen Cornish Hens SAVE 20C A LI Smoked Pork Hocks SAVE ZOC A LIRA OP GA PIEMAIM MADE Lots Of Chicken As be ig. dy ye on M n he S a £ . Best 00 3 9LB SAVE 400 A LB 89LB SAVE 200 SAVE 300 A LB PICK YOUR RED RIPE LARGE c$IcCO(/Ø11SWEET Santa Rosa , I - 'MELONS LUM SAVE 200 ALS W AT E R 491 GREEN BO I l I N G PEANUTS .. .... ' ' LISBY'S CORN CREAM STYLE OR WHOLE KERNEL SAVE 180 Eve,vv __ PUNCH#' TOWELS LAUNDRY ROLL DETERGENT ____ GIANT SAVE 210 SAVE 300 84oz $179 BOX ' St is. I, te ly is, _ ' ° ir 0 a GR E EN Pt CUKES SAVE 250 YOUR ___ 8 FOR 0 _ :I . IOC A 1.1 U S D s2 38 'A 11/4 LB1 : Le 188 E' S1 38 £ LB$118 a SAVE 540 10OZ $1 LB$198 LB1 LB $168 8 LB 5 a SAVE IN IOu If I OP WITH P404 CASTLEKUYS Hot Dog Chili Sauce lot ?UI Kraft Mustard SAVE SAVE 500 4/$1 590 reaTimon 5, 1015 Greer Apple Sauce 11.40111 N flN kleenex Bath Tissue 3/$1 Nestle Chocolate Quick SAVE 109-16a Wisk etergent D 57"' 919 79 0 2/41 CRACKER . SAVE 180 JACKS log PKG t""Ily 10 1) 90 AV/ FOR 0 ALL POWDER' LAUNDRY 390 3/89 . . 490z BOX $1 • 34 "1 R.C..or DIET IITI. COLA 2 LITER —.. 1 69 go 5 Dial Family Soap SAVE *101 COUNT Pantry Pride loz Cups 4 p 8 ACKS $ S. 77 $ 36oz SAVE 220 I SAVE 340 . , COOKED HAM SLICED SAVE 3Oc 8oz $ 188 PKG. HYGRADE HOT DOGS l2oz 98 SAVE 3O FOZEHGRUNDELL Oc N1 GROUPER PATTIES BEEF f R BEEF& VEAL FILLETS $158 3 LB $998 S S S £ 890 PANM PR 12 PACK. POPSICLES OR BULLET POPS OPACK COMBO BARS CAKE MIX SAVE 130 ASSORTED FLAVORS 40*A W 18.50Z WISK LIQUID TWO QUARTS SM BREAD SAVE 4*0 $2*63 COCA 6 COLA 32oz BOTTLE PLUS DEPOSIT .. Summe Eve Douche Mis-ftr's '. Right Guard Deodorant GM JWP*1IV PI $4., 10SM * PSN$*1 French Stick Bread 21$ 1 Good News Razor SM *P*TI! I Nw MN4 'N UM SM * A ma Tylenol Tablets __ SM WI4.i NT901 *Wflfl Olympic Meal Bread 690 , Wondra Skin Lotion SM *4 N ANSI 01111101 SOUl ISUw 111*1 Onion or Kaiser Rolls 590 Read 9 Shoulders Shampoo UK a1811 SM 20-11U Mt. MtNT S Cut Pound Cake 89' Colgate Instant Shave PANTRY PRIDE PUNUMN or ou"11111IMM Curad All Wide Bandage DETERGENT FOR 85 . 24oz LOAVES RED, WHITE,6 PAK•l2oz BTL. BLUE BEER $9 SAVE 200 COFFEE LiRi1 790 I COFFEE FILTERS I I BASKET TYPE UK TIM PACK £ryiivBakepyl 12 PACK OLD 12oz CAN MILWAUKEE $ 29 3 BEER Pugsi,vNezIfIth autqAidsI Best PILLSBURY 6 PAK l2oz N.R. BTLS. BEER $129 SAVE 20C Pool' P.. Bactine Squeeze Bottle COAST REGULAR BAR SOAP PEANUT 1BUTTER d (V16WPI*' COUNT A9 J TAYLOR WINE CALIFORNIA CELLARS ROSE BURGUNDY OR CHABLIS SAVE 300 .75 LITERS DECORATED COFFEE MUGS looz SIZE 690 __________________________________________________________ $219 Climaguard Motor Oil 101(M II IT. DIM Round Storage Jar SAM *i DIM Flat Food Saver SAVE *01 T NI N OPPII 77 0Kotex Tube Tampon 969 940 t 199 9 o"' ''yout F R II 2 ofF"•• tm.f ' ft"Nwi" at ow P Ph.*. Cs.it., too"Ono.0*,7 low pwoces. P,sd. [IID•t14S N SIOI.•I• 89d JULY 5 THRU JULY II, 1979. 99 59' 0 2°° SNAPSHOT $2 00 FFV $189 CRACKERS Soz OR loz TED VARIETIES SAVE W 2/* 1 SAVE 270 J or I -- Leave SUNSIIII SALTINES l6ozPKG. 14oz FROZEN q AVE p J9 11 SAVE 100 $219 491111 HINIF Listermint Mouthwash SMZI*lst Crest Toothpaste low ' &iq'1n1o:cn Foods'! SAVE IOC S.: CHOCOLATE Of II.: lILLY FSOZLN 59d Morton Frozen Donuts SAVE 31C 6.: FROZEN Pantry Pride Orange Juice 3/$1 SAVE IOC S LI SAC FROZEN Packer Label French Fries $119 SAVE ISC IOU FROZEN Newton Broccoli Spears SAVE ZOC Is: FROZIN Pantry Pride Whipped Topping 49' Lambrecht Frozen Pizza I 11$ Bag Of Ice SAVE SCI., K$IOPEMED*IN OP WIDE Pantry Pride Noodles SAVE 3C11751 Soft Weve Bath Tissue ——————————— NESCAFE DECAFFEINATED COFFEE 4oz JAR YOU PAY $2.10 WITH COUPON. UMIT.1 COUPON. 9 GOOD THRU TUES. JULY 10, 1979 ——————————— 89d 49d 3/$1 480 . +4 .: :.. :' 1 ,ORANGE JUICE THORNAPPLE VALLEY • I ,. 990 SANFORD-ZAYRE PLAZA HIWAY 17-921 AIRPORT BLVD. .L 0 HOOD OR TROPICANA ,,,411 PURE FLORIDA SAVE 300 5LBS HALF & 0 SAVE GALLON OVER 98LB 400 A LB CARTON 98 DUNKS GERMAN STYLE 69 79 $2 SOf W-2 to E T SM *11 $118 48'Cream Cottage Cheese SAVE 20C S.: $l88 $118 Borden Longhorn Cuts SAVE IOC 5,: GIANT PAX 68d Land 0' Frost Chipped Meats 880 SAVE IOC Not PANTRY PRIDE SLICED SALAAII OR $168 $178 Spiced Lunch Meat SAVE IOCOL 1 21.: $128 68 Claussen Asst. Pickles SAVE JOC I?.: PRG $108 58 Fyne Taste Meat Franks BEEF PATTIE MIX WITH HYDRATED VEGETABLE PROTEIN / SAVE *Ikz AWl. YMITES SW *4 LI IM P01511 June Boy Kosher Dills lM*'IIITIIID$ Leisureway Paper Plates *vg. iw IS P,. Panby Pride. Paper Towels $M$4I1wPafliyp Tiny Tender Peas SAVE 20C 240: PANTRY PRIDE GREAT GROUND 4/$1 59' Supreme Steak Sauce Niblets Corn 101 M 2441 Nestea Ice Tea Mix SAVU Sc. IA S.. PACKEt LAUSI. Charcoal Lighter Fluid SAVE IOC$ki Lucky Leaf Apple Juice 126$r9 COUNT SI PS SAVE St-1.5a VARVIIS 3/$1 Little Friskies Buffet p1se SAVE 400 A LB I ivetl :p,.Ice/ Kraft Bar•B•Oue Sauce 31w 98 LB L SAVE 400 A LB LB 58 . ' SAVE *•llIsi CAN Showboat Pork & Beans 1 L868 0 S a $ 58 LB SAVE 400 A LB 1 , $ LB 98 I t 10WAkwl 2BOXES a a LB 88' tt FREEZER S jDINNERSSAVE 300 S SALISBURY ts TURKEY-CHARCOAL PATTiES 18, MANSIZE PATTiES. 2 LB $ SPAGHETTI! A MEATBALLS PKG. CHIEZ=IT CRACKERS P SAVE 10t In SAVE IOC A to Ita Axelrod Onion Dip 2/88d SAYE3OCALIMDGES Fyne Spread Qtr's. Oleo Mild Daisy Cheese SAVE IOCALIIGu 5 8 dSAVE 2OC Ih: Pantry Pride Bowl Oleo Pantry Pride Sour Cream SAVE 30C A LI 161: SAVE 7OChii PANTRY PRIDE Borden American Singles Grated Parmesan Cheese SAVE IOCIITTER flAVORED TEXAS Sift ki CAN SAVE IOC WARTS MINUTE MAID Merico Biscuits 5/88d Fre VICAIN sh Florida Orange Juice SAVE 10C CHUNk WHIPPID $ EASY EI SAVE $148 Axelrod Cottage Cheese 2 LBS Maple River Breakfast Roll 0 SUNSHINE KLEENEX 16.5oz $ CANS 1 in FRESH ®25$ 9 SAVE 3003B$1 00 ' LB AVG. EACH I2 LB Jy er SAVE 109 HALF GAL. SUNNY DELIGHT Florida Citrus Punch 89' SAVE IOCPAcUOOAH .PKa 49' Fresh Slaw or Salad SAVE 3OCALIFRISN $149 LB Country Stand Mushrooms SAVE 2OC.Niwc*o EACH 49d Fresh Fiorida Mango's SAVE 40C Florida Seedless Limes 12 ro 49d SAVE 7S•111119 Green Bell Peppers 8/$1 I. 7 Buqc'in Produce! ALL ITEMS AND PRICES GOOD WED., JULY 4, THRU TUES.. JULY 10, 1979. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED. 1W £ HAVE A APp 4th OF VALUES re in. ow P ii — ate Ilk 0 af. lay .. AP - I- 0 - �SB—Evenlng.Hera Id, Sanford, Ft. Wednflday, July 4, 17 . - 8 PIECE IUaET OF DELI SPECI t., ALS . S.' FRIED SMED '. . ' 41 ,11111" SS N AHN'S 1SEEP 'MI.RtMUAC BOLOGNA wu (zS.Mu(u, • • S flflICUMWTC Oc S . . '. 89c Wn 26-'w. APP E PIE L,. 9 SANDWICHIS POOR IOY..... •• (TWELVE i. BOTTOM ROUND - . INN-COOt, STOlES, INC. - . COPY*1a141-19?9 - i',. - '. , -' ,- ;. i' Flood IN THE FOLLOWING COUNTIES ON ANGt, SIMINOtI, OSCIOLA, SItYU3. VO tUE. CITRUS. (HAILOTTE. SuMpiti MAt ''r' '-:411 ::L-- • -•'-" • . - -' - W-D BRAND USDA GRADE 'A' Ca.a.k $ 299 '.- ROAST' LI. IS. 'WHOLE iPIO1IC CHUCK" .$1219. - WESTERN CORN lID IRISH PORK SHOULDER MM SAND USDA C$OICI BLADE CUT, ROUND STEAK $199 -- - - :--- -. - •- $109 1 J. L116 . ,89 1 L AM U IV Ln Y ~ ~' H ike Tax Rate ? =A& ' 'Debate' Tor-light 0 1, ii ' ,_A~i~x ' I •. HitAl) PtI(I)UM Ikrald 't iffrittr "' l tifod: ,. Hail At the meeting, officials ill reviewthe recently completed Flood Insurance Stud) for the cit) flu stud) as pe rf ormed for the office of Federal Insurance and Hazard Mitigation b) the Jacksonville District of th e Ann> Corps of Engineers It as developed as part of th e community's m oh etnent in the National Flood Insurance Program The purpoe of the stud> is to examine and evaluate flood hazard areas which have developed or are likely to develop, according to the FIHM regional director, Glenn C. 9" "1.0 BRAND USDA CHOICE BONELESS BOTTOM ROUND ROAST - - VVIII - hea ri ng - - SAVE $1.10 LB. W-D BRAND USDA CHOICE BONELESS BOTTOM •• ' fil I W.D BRAND ALL BEEF Sausage . . . . IS _•_ Persons seeking to obtain low-cost federal flood insurance or federal assistance in home construction may gain an indication of their eligibility at 4 LB. BEEF HIND BONELESS CUBED . . S S I S to uv •. 'V. -- l- Ie.ral—( USPS 48-280)—Price 15 Cents 1A1 11 I Slated AVIIIt 99c LB. f: 32'1 (LI. (It AND HINDu - (3.11. BOX $2.97) 79 $i .nnarpn.n,.an. -- W-U PIWU SUUU IN - - Parley BEEF PATTIES r 7 1 st Year, No. 275.—Thursday, July 5,1979—Sanford, Florida Floral Generation Winsford Golden AtUmfl Spring Bouquet • vening Pattern of your Choice - -- PATTIES ,I-, 4.oz. E REGULAR PRICE . . .... $6.99 FEATURED SAVINGS •,. $1.00 FEATURED PRICE...... $5.99 •••• • 9 AC' QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED r— ox"ILS W-D BRAND SALT & PEPPER 949 f -t USDA CHOICE $149 ;Io1 mcs GOOD JULY 54 BONELESS UNTRIMMED WHOLE (20 TO 2 $ I.B. AVG.) ooz S ECLAIRS..... ...ecN39c !" MACAROONS $3 • FILLED COCONUT EACH S flow NONb DOMESTIC SWISS . •'h/ CHEESE • • , 349 ~ ~ '- GLAZED , K . fl lk Mary City Coiincil ill rP.I(tI r the possibilit of r,iisuig the ut prorn rts - — . , I / q ' '. t new fit e ngirlt hut nt that 'mu it t omihi tdt tonight it its 7 h) inciting ti t e to ha v e o I two hut It 0 Ii I op It \I.m>ot Walter Sorenson 'sJiil today thi iUtot1ldtk.Ill after omit i ii counci l w i ll prob.ibl decide tonight if the % (own iltnan F rano n cis \t it ott it ill or ill not ha v e i it let enduni on theconvi n ced e t of the mit tI fir ;tit it it It issue lime propu t tax It gaIl cannot "I'm really i'dinst it mirth mi the raise ml without voterr approval. i nc thi bottom is ibout It! toil he mid tin willing to have a referendum," Mark added hi IM lii t (1 the iR pm oh ihl Son 115011 said siniph bit iust % t need the ould solc its 1w itO iii tihk it hs it do • L - / I. . / if! / _- _11 • ,.' Jf 9 ) t # Ji:ll I" i a i Ill / r , , i ,'I' ,~ I t l ( 7. P, I I : ' i. " c I I 1. ' ' I L' :_• 4' n U1OHe I . 1/-4, ICr . ,~ , / 'y • ' ' 1 jtI'QI 11 T ' / • iiih I 1 - to t1- / / j ,4 p S ,' t. 4 J - ' s'x Nelson s aid hr iiiitIit k mite imr.i:ihIe I isptiHlollt tunt fit it to hl' Ilwil for .1 expenditures 11(11101 e and On the council's age in! i is i one null in crease in the N oI t h tax One mill tqu us $1 lot e C CrC $1 (K)O of assessed pm open t> utile lime Increase lmiis lxiii pr opo s e(1 d, accor ding chug to it Manage r Phil K tilbe s to help Lake \t.m r keel) up with rising costs due to Inflation intl growth of the cit y. I uke M.mt has one of time lo est tax ratess III Seminole ('ountv. It taxes property at a rate' ''110 prolimused Increase would raist, that fii:ore to lime it) be tii hIt 11101 hit!1'1 t (lit' the off lee I don t mmii ni iii dw lion mu N I IiIi!mt I It t sti & mirilmimimmi (if tiltJO F w e 've got iiit thu t I 't nut hit I iii I It r r Councilmen It ri mud P it SoutIt ml t omikl mutt I re-ached for itinilme itt Said, just iluiian Ilirm Councilman It ri s jut Itt 4 reason for an Imicrtim'' it Pmt'lp t hi .'r this , . v--' . { 4'4J THRIFTY L. TOMATOES I COLORS arches. .xcl cigs. I I' I .,J BEER I' . " ' ' ": THRIF TY MAID TOMATO N j p - Peanuts - , ?' ', "- -j ' • • '' -. 14'... N tIl$IIIV MASS' - - '. '- •'- - j . •, - ., -'.•,- GREEN BEANS ~ _'~ MEDIUM, ., '" ' . "..-. ''.' ______ VEGETABLES 6-e& SM.0ANIM POURAW J1 ..._'- ISIS. CANSIHMVIV MAID PINTO BEANS - uVe r.io...CAus ssis . '.1. - x& i. OR ,,': "i. .. .' - , .• . the . 'DOG FOODv. ,; I •_ ' - 11 - I £ ''i. L. :' :. * - •'." :' .' -- . - --• .? - Ii I ! t . '4 -• - 1 .- 'UADVCCT UADVfCT CHOCK FU LL O NUTS = Am ' - ' **-~'.' *(f Def . N RI ULAR 01 STA PIT .J i 2-, -• _ ,V Z ~; ., : *. -- 't'Ii'i - T l. iii Si' iii iiitilt' lii bus fr L - • -- - . •• • ' -•'.' _. ' • - / ' '" ' - - ' / . . . ... ' " • I .1 . ' . - l 1 . ' s. A __.%ø - '. L - - _ -- -' .. - a • , - ' . - ' •• . - -. ' - - -- %- 2 . • r. - Approves •. . ..... / - — Herald Staff Writer 'l'hie square footage of the' 'lime eluunt'es look good for the building's combined wi ll provide establishummme'nt of a workshop in eImotti flxtlli Lu serve upSeminole' County for the proximately 25 adults who Will physically disabled and Ix-nefit from skill Instruction, social interaction and mu feeling Patrick Murray, director of Murray txf)I iiuuie'd Ititir abilities will bt' de'tt'riiuunt,l t evuuluatinc at time t.ii tuttle ( 'ttIli!Illufuit% Colle g e. he' said of seIf-wotlli, Murray said Mutt-ar said he' didmi 't kittiw ~ctwllat,t.%Ix.ol %kork. theadtilts would he' doing hut hi' m,; op the Kathleen Anderson Coin"Iiiere's a double' function in pre'hensive Work Center, Inc., a a workshop of this nature, t imnust ii' mluajio fu tiims like non-profit organization said a Murray said. It not oiils Disney World ss ill witrat I proposed lease to rent three makes these adults inure SC ork with tIm,' ,m,trutm.fit buildings from the' Seminole P1'tlU('tiVe but also provides a orgaimi/mitlttit Ibis sctrk ( ttmilt! County school district is being facility where they COIl O i)t' tFm%tluFig Iitt!0 I)tlttu!me pu iii' drawn up for presentation to the everyday to improve their self tags tiru sttmfft'tl utlililuals to school board. image' and .socialize with straiglit(-imilmg titit bent huitigurs Ili addition, IIe'ulttl and others." fmot:u thmt' tttLumt it - tI"pamtFmc"rmt Hehabilitative Services (hillS) Adults would be instructed in lie saul. has awarded it $27,400 grant to the non-profit organization, Murray said today. Th e breakdown of time funds is as follows: $16,500, director's salary; Lightning is one of the deadliest and least tuuuk'mstootl $7,200, secretary's salary; tit $1,660, social security and Ili- nature, t'Iaumiuimig iluore' than 104) C'Icti!ius cacti > car mu ill(. I come tax; $720, insurance'; $360 alone. 'lime towering rockets mind launch facilities of time Ke'nuie'd Space' office supplies; $0, postage; and $600 for travel expenses. ('enter are natural targets for lightning. The spat- c' ceimteu, the Murray said he' is disap- nation's major launch base for manned and uruuuammni'il space po inted with the grunt be cause missions, is located i a belt of land str et ching across ('t'ntrmil his organization was awarded Florida which produce's the world's "hottest thiwidersttti'nms only about half of the funds Mindful of lightning's threat to personnel and critIcal c-quiprequested. The' grant is "not nie'mut, the center, over the years, has developed the %s 0! Itt" tmietst enoh to run th e office" and elaborate' lightning detection and imicasurcmlient ss ste'mti. failed to include' funds for me story of the center and ways to avoid living i lightutilities, he said. ninig in Friday's Iisure Mmugazine in lime' Es e'!mlmmO I Isralti Recently, the school district offered to remit three a ba ndoned buildings behind the now closed Lake Monroe' Elementary School for $1 a year for use as a workshop for handicapped ArowidThcCluek adults. 4-A horoscope 2-B 2-B hospital "The' buildings are in some Bridge 4- B ObItu4urks disrepair, Murray said We Cult udur are going to ask for the corn lunitt 2-B OLIthI I % iii ..........211 Sports mnunity's support in renovating lrossviortl S-b-A --------- 4-ti Television them. We need volunteers who Editorial - .1-11 111 W eather can do carpeting, painting, Dear Abby 3-ti ' I .. 11 . . - -c . ''. ';i - - •', , ,. ' / ' - - 'f" - . ' '- / ...- '110how illo*.,&,44klm 4. Funding For 78 New,* Old CETA Jobs IISAC recom- salaries of $6,390; one --Selninole Mental llealth: —Board of County Con,- assistant funded at $4,410; one —Epilepsy Association: one funds in excess of a half unendations were made June 26. elementary instructional aide two groundskeepers with mnissioners: two mechanics staff secretary funded at $4,104. program specialist and one proved recommendations from million dollars. Recoinmendat ions approved with a salary of $5.248; one salaries of $6,1112; one cook with helpers with salaries of $6,989. —Seminole YMCA: one resource and job developer the county Prime Sponsor by the county commissioners custodian with salary of $6,597 it salary of $5,824; one main. e'umiuiiwiity progrmuim director salaried at $9,60 J each and uric The 23-member I'SAC is are: Advisory Council (PSAC) and one clerk-typist ssmthm a teniatmce Jerson salaried at —Seminole Comuimunity and one infurimiation director adniumisti'ative' assistant ssmth a calling for approval of federal composed of representatives of $6,435; —Seminole Count>' School salary of $5,248. and one office College: one leisure time $'HIMI fwuded totally at $1460? salary education and training agen- Board: 41 utility office aides funding for 78 employment tthiiiicetii salaried at $6,55. program secretary to be funded —Seminole Cumin unity positions under the Com. cies, com m uni ty-ba sed and five workshop consultants —We Care: two follow-up - - Rescue Cluld 0-ire Center: at $4,057; one reading program Action: one secretary with a ., -- En vi rulullental prthensie rmpbo)'ment and organizations business, labor, at annual salaries of $6,386.40.; coordinators in its suicide omit tti lI(ititiis salaried m,tisuI', coordinator secretary funded at $4,079; one salary at $8,223, one assistant at $ veterans TraiWng Act (CETA). organizations, two intstructional aides and one prevention program with saleried at $7,200 and two ac- financial aid specialist funded social services coordinator The '/8 positions include new government, and citizens at clerical aide with annual salaries of $6,552. tivit> -iitlrs salai- ied at $6,032. at $5,193; one administrative salaried at $6,500. —GEOFFREy Pt)CNt)S IS. and continuing jobs and wdI large. The require . ....( 11__1&__1_-_ _L_ ________ ---, - .fl ----- of - • . . .... . - - - - - - - - - - - -- ' - ,•• i-tiiiiiuueumt, Today • -. - -. - - . - _____ ' • a • -. , • - -- -.. 'A. •• toice . - • '" COMING FRIDAY ' , ., ' :- ' ' . I 1' . - ' - - '. . !.': 4 ." , If aAll ' -'. • ' ' I •• .: '- - - ' _ ' q - . -' ' ' ' kim - I I - - ' .. ,' , .? ' .'\\ . -/'-. ' ,. Vi ~a 4': %,k • . '- I. . . F ' '' ~ - *ill -•- * 2 400 Grant OK Vor D is a e W0rk mentally retarded. ' -- •.;• .- C'" ?' it I% ', - Seminole County Commissloners on Tuesday ap- • - ,. - , e - County ;,:__; I .r crafll, it, ("rousiv. I 1. I-aell fried (41 gel (he III-Itel. hall of .1 11,1411dog tlit sh ar d. ,ot piot os.--I'. sLOt - on p.0• t. - ,#••. - ning sequence at Wimbledon to 27 matches, Saturday will meet the winner of the second semifinal between fifth-seed Roscoe Tanner and unseeded American Pat Dupre. I : ('ounly. Some 20,1100 special ors voli ti-I-p oil 11;111(1 ill 111aillml(f. Sprilig., (4) via(ch tIm.' III.' wui'ks display, while at I"oi't Mellon P ark i- k iii Sui mit itlil. 'Fmi iii iii .\shi- . I f,M v" - k,1-:. ). ~-J Record t'i'uvds Wei't' I'I'I )OI'ttnl at I"oiiti Ii iii .1111\ . SEMINOLE CELEBRATES . - ! , q ,111 1, - ..*L.* &i A WIMBLEDON (UP!) removed his most Bjorn Bo dangerous rival Jimmy Con nors, 0-2, 6, 6-2, in a spar kling 106-minute Wimbledon Thursday to pull within one victory of becoming the first modern-day player to win the men's singles title fo ur years In a row. Borg, who carried his vim- F'. 1'. 0,,," "1 I' ii eats "'.,,:-4, ', , , "I .11 ________________ Ill .4111k:llf v . ,,...•• ... l ,~__.___111, .~Lly - ljti~ .,.~, '.. 'y 'S~ ". I, J -,I)ecifit, 111"M (ILS puists 11 the t ix ms lit I wo it I'm p.11 ill u m purpose", he said, I ii ij'ttt lit, I,' i telu t uidwiu It It i 11111 1 to tIm, N 'PIt hut 1 fl a s ten 101 t tmm t hut l it 11'it itt luke tim - it itt; thi I*toks it It mid lit t it t1ff It ri said lit itt t mmtk hi'! Utit "Ct t I ll, II) s htnt it ss iOi tIe cit lit isut it mmmcl ft It liii hull) et s utmltt md, q im 0 h tIC r '. mm liii- 1 (outmumlimicim I'.tl It, clam'! liii st !'.-'-. •. I t . jr~"I,r_~",-: :J. Sports, &IOA •: 1I' _..1Iio f •• itti ;ti t QIX) uiutt'.s ...•I . . n -- m -. ' . j II I ',I. I Con UI II I ors SHIRIETOR I. t . - .1 - . _ç Insurance F edral Borg FOR - ;1 _______ - : 'i w" • -- - ' 100-year period as applicable for purposes of flood r plain management Th e st udy pointed out that the last flooding occurred in Sanford in 1960 following a tropical storm. Flooding of significant proportions also occurred in 1953 when excessive rainfall swelled the St. John's river basin. —GEOFFREY POUNDS 1 -1 I r $ o (H) iimd i • • , Administration '• ID', 'tI'SS. C tL SISAAD OSN MRAIS. 11 ' . - to provide a national standard, I I , S a .usse ii mliii of hioummi sti iii cxi ilupt ulmi the. proposed r itt tC 1)111(1 no in aim un it ut 01 $ là f P480 flue Like \I ii t m1Iomu (if the lix hilt till tha t Iitiiiut iiti Cleillhet I $lt 1 lit proI' d rate, it would ix ibm) I don't t nit to r,nst 1 ixe sa id (01111 mlmitami I tiff Ne hon hut I iii imut it thIs sW e it avoidable 1 don't set hiuss e call m old N'> mug the' price' of inflation, but I n ant to be shown ssitti hard facts iOU! Iloit itO umtle':st Is absolutely !mt'Cem':'m" vote for one." "' 4 avoid flooding are based on the probability , of a serious overflow occurring within 10, 50, 100 and 500-year pe riods. In order -'-' -' • _nIBuIa.MmI.,him .. .5A!!.,4 F or m huitut 'w' t .: CORN"_MUFFIN MIX'' ___ 115 IT MIX -, I 1 LLfl UB II'.-Oius.DEi BuDS I ' ' 65c -' -- 01, C 1 - i:i r - 4 .shlmn 1 ,:- ~ . MW as i.... am 'I L \' CORN I 1 .4$Ai AIDNEY. BI'M SLICED CAIiOTS 5)..t DRISSINd CIA . di The areas of study include the potential overflow lands ARJOW OVER DILL .- :' " 't v l4'. CAI ISIAliP MASS Mliii ' iilisew '. - • . ,.c., %F - -- .cSHsn1mmMAIcw, __ a , . GN . 1. MW .$ •i i. ______ - - 1. £. 1. a', 1 " I OUNTRYFP1ESH DSY*0A90, 79C ' THIN SPAGHETTI ___ PASTRIES MEAT SALLS 1.s&N*IIRACN Limit I wi th purd.si excl. cIs. , 99c Iê.i&PkG$ TNRWTY10ILIOWCA10NIOI 1.1 .~_~~.4i .4 , 44- 1; , . - ederal y insured loan are required to comply with elevation requirements, ac- :3 TIDE - LlmI 2 wIth $5.00.' Mi" l die.. urchase ize. . said Tile , Woodard sa.id are used to set the a propriate flood insurance premmwn rat applicable for new buildings and their con tents as well as rates to be used for additional .unowuts of w suranee on existing buildings and contents. Persons interested ü con- DETERGENT CHUNK I . ROLLS PTZ!AIL BAY LIGTUNA 1 1 ' HT PMRI. - 1 ''BLUE ULAR OR LIGHT LILAC TOWELS I %, '' Limit 4 *Ith $5.00 or me.. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 04, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/63bdbc9f7d2d4a3351704cff0994e6b7.pdf 528696e35c47458b41f66b81477a3c86 PDF Text Text Llvjk'i!Ly 72nd Year, No. 16—Sunday, September 9, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 ole- - Evening Herald—(USPS 481280)—Price 25 Cents - - - Seminole's Information Service Being Forced Out Of Business By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer The yellow street sign outside the tiny Information and Referral Service office at the Five Points complex tells the whole story: dead end. The three-year operation of the agency was dead-ended recently when the Seminole Board of County Commissioners nixed last minute appeals by I&R advocates seeking continued funding for 1979-80. As a result, Margaret Barnes, 30, will be out of a job Sept. 30. In addition, Ms. Barnes said, about 400 persons each month who call on one of the two phone lines for help will have to go elsewhere. "We don't handle the dramatic calls like suicides. What we do is provide information about services that persons or other agencies need and don't know where to find," Ms. Barnes said. But the county commissioners decided that the other agencies were, in fact, doing their own referrals. The I&R service was a convenience but not a necessity, they reasoned. With limited funds available, conveniences such as I&l( became expendable, inevitable victims of a limited budget. "You have to look at two things. First, are we losing a service? And second, what do the priorities have to be in meeting the areas of deficiency?" said commissioner Dick Williams. 'The service can be performed without the agency. It is being performed. The black conununity turns to Seminole Community Action when they have questions. The senior citizens look to one of the senior citizens groups. The veterans have their own contact person. There are numerous youth groups, and so forth. "In terms of priorities, I think there are deficiencies that must be met - transportation, fire protection and police protection," he said. According to Williams, when the I&R service was started three years ago its purpose was to provide human service consumers with one central number they could call and be directed to the right source for help. He said I&H service then became a convenience for the agencies themselves rather than an aid to the consumers, he said. But Mickey Adams, who organized the initial I&R agency and coordinates a similar service in Orange Ms. Barnes agrees. She said the calls she receives every day often come from those who have tried to get help from one source or another, but were unsuccessful. Many people who have problems with the government have no idea which agency to call, or even what agencies exist, Ms. Barnes said. Typical, she said, are the poor or the elderly with medical bills beyond their means - they don't know where to turn. Also common are those who have had their utilities cut off anti need help, she said. 'If we close, there Is going to be a definite gap "Something that will be lost when we close is the ability to update our referral numbers," she said. The l&R service is not just a matter of making referrals to one agency or another, Ms. Barnes said. There are many groups or services that are quasi-formal, perhaps run by one person out of their own home, she said. Numbers and names of those sources change constantly. For example, Ms. Barnes said, she has made referrals to In services' County, said the commissioners don't understand the function of I&R. "There seems to be the idea that all the other agencies do what we do. They don't. We are the only comprehensive in. formation center. If we close, there is going to be a definite gap in services to the people of the county," Ms. Adams warned. n 7' such little-known groups as the Florida Society for Autistic Children, the Florida Council for the Hard of Hearing and Deaf, the Lupus Foundation and others. Ms. Barnes took the job with l&R in July after county commissioners gave preliminary indication that the agency would lose its funding for the coming year. "I knew we'd probably be going out of business when I took the job, although there was some hope we might get other funds," she said. The $12,000 received by I&R last year goes to pay the salary of Ms. Barnes, operating expenses and administrative fees. The other member of the staff, a clerk-typist, is paid through CETA funds, also due to expire. For the next month, his. Barnes said, she is not going to worry about where she'll be working next. The real question, she said, will be determining who will receive the thousands of indexed referral cards, booklets, pamphlets and miscellaneous information packets when her ILtpflI'v ,'Inc.,c - a ,In,rfl Don't Push Panic Button On Cuba, Cautions Carter By HELEN THOMAS WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Carter, urging Americans not to push the panic button, says the presence of a Soviet combat brigade in Cuba calls for "firm diplomacy" and a "sense of proportion." In an attempt to head off a backlash on Capitol Hill that threatens Senate ratification of the Strategic Arms I.Amltatlon Treaty and to calm the nation, Carter made a brief televised statement Friday In the White House press room. To some extent it may have worked. Sen. Dennis DeConcini, D-Ariz. telephoned Carter in the Oval Office to say he was withdrawing a proposed resolution to delay the debate on SALT II. Carter said the Soviet combat unit "La not an assault force ... and does not have any weapons capable of attacking the United States." At the same time, he said, the purpose of the tridgade 90 miles from Key West, Fla., Is not yet clear, and warned relations between the two superpowers "inevitably will be adversely affected" unless the issue Is resolved. The Russians' initial response, according to an official, has been to indicate they are "willing to sit down and talk about it," leaving the door open in the opinion of Carter's advisers. Secretary of State Cyrus Vance was swatting the return of Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin to Washington following the funeral of his father. An official said the United States has "let It be known" It considers the matter important and the Soviets should send an alternate emissary if Dobrynin cannot make an early return to Washington. Carter gave no hint of what further steps he con- templates, or whether he would demand the withdrawal of the Soviet force. He said it is a "serious matter" and "this status quo is not acceptable." "We are confident about our ability to defend our country or any of our friends from external aggression," he said. "The Issue posed is of a different nature. It Involves the stationing of Soviet combat troops here in the Western Hemisphere in a country which acts as a Soviet proxy in military adventures in other areas of the world, like Africa." County School Social Workers They Help Children To Function A fATT) ALIi DYSHARONCARRASCO . . . . . 11 ..,..,. unomes, neipea = tanuues saw irom poverty to a need ior Herald Staff Writer a special Instruction to treat a in crisis situations, and They deal with virtually learning (isability, screened 271 children for child every situation, from child abuse or neglect. Ms. Taylor, a silver-haired abuse to youngsters who can't Social workers also made go to school because they have woman with warm eyes, says 4,935 telephone calls, traveled no shoes. the program was founded in 25,488 miles in performing their ' 1970 with one social worker, job and worked 350 hours overtime for no compensation, scream in frustration, but they ithe said. say a simple thank you often more social workers have been seems to make it all wor- added and another one may be Asked the most prevalent thwhile. hired in the near future. problem among children, Gladys Wilson said she couldn't "We saw a need of The social workers program pinpoint one saying they tend to for Seminole County schools these parents in these types was started almost 10 years ago situations," Marie says. "It's be muth-faceted. to serve as "a conduit between always better to have the Ms. Wilson who has the parental community and parents involved where they worked with the program seven the school system," said Marie understand what is going on years, recalled talking with a Taylor, chief social worker in with their child,' mother last year about her Since the program began, the child who was having an interview. The program's chief aim is to needs of parents and children protems' help the child function well as a for the help of social workers student and heal any problems has heightened, she noted. "Just through our con. that may hinder that goal, she During the 197849 school year versatlon, I realized the father . explained. Problems vary, she alone, social workers visited was out of work," Ms. Wilson said. "So, we stopped and got some food for the family." , . I,, ,- r'',-- .; '. ., ' . là'. . . . ... . •' If . 1/ 1 I "wowP$, by Tom Nifwa Disco on the gridiron? Nope! Just John Hammond of Lake Brantley grabbing Jeff Williams on pass play Friday night, kicking off high school football season In Seminole County. Colonial won, 6.0. For rundown on games, plus photos, see Pages 7A and 8A. GRIDIRON DANCE? The salaries of the schooi's Today Photo by Tom VIacis six certified social workers are paid through the Seminole County school district. The School social workers Marie Taylor (at desk) and Around The Clock ..........4-A Horoscope .................4-U district also allots a conBridge .....................1-0 Hospital ...................2-A tingency fund of $2,000 annually Gladys Wilson Calendar .................. 12-A OltuarIes ................12-A tothe program for clothing, Ms. Taylor added, "We have Comics ....................S-B OURSELVES ........... 124-B food stuffs and other expenses organizations and local churhes. more help around Thanksgiving Crossword .................1-B Sports ..................74$A for needy families. Other Editorial ...................4-A Television .................7-B monetary support and material "We need more help from the and Christmas. People are DearAbby .................2-B Weather ...................2-A Items come from civic community," Ms. Wilson said. i See THEY, Page 2A) Lake Mary Police Officer Got His Wires Crossed What's the difference between a telephone line and an alsctrlcai wire? Like Mary police officers Will pta chance to fiEld out before aw6sr buirricarie coitna new knlnole County. They are to '.,_- --.-- ,i'. - .-.- "All I can say is, it won't Co. spokesman. receive Instructions on the near their borne came loose and happen again," Police Chief The dory of what happens "eased down on our fence." issueaccording to Mrs. Arthur Short Necessity for the instructionsHarry Benson said. They called the telephone The cutting of the telephone came to light this week when a of 168 W. Wilbur goes like this: company to inform it about the At about 3 p.m. during the pole and that ser vice was Lake Mary policeman cc- line left seven Lake Mary cidentally cut a telephone line families without telephone rainstorms Monday from disrupted. The company. in the mistaken belief It was a service for 24 hours, according Hurricane David, Mr.&W Mrs. representative said service to a Southern Hell telephone Short said a telephone pole personnel would be out Tuesday dangerous electrical wire. - 4- - - Ø.•.,.... - -A ..-.- Zia - - S •- . .'i -. - .- -....... to repair the pole. "We laid the line along the fence and everything was fine,,, Mrs. handled pruning hook had cut the line and let It drop right across the driveway," Mrs. sa id. Short said. "Our telephone Short service was out 24 hours." The dory as related by Chief "The next thing we knew a Benson from information given police car had pulled up front to him by the officer is: and an officer using a long The officer while on patrol saw what he believed to be a power line hanging down into the driveway at the Short home. "He clipped the wire for the safety of residents of the home and the neighborhood," Benson said. �IA—Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Sipt., 1711 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. House F*ire Damage. Set Near $100,000, Damage to twostory home In by an urnnoo men was tetafly Sanford destroyed by fire destrcyeJ by fire In an orange Wednesday has been estimated grove, according to Seminole at about $100,000. ____ cousy deputies. Mike Jackson, 31, Route 4, Deputies said they suspect Box 100, Sanford, told Seminole arson. The car was owned by County deputies the structure B.D. Walker of Orlando. was Insured for $100,000, and Caries Beck, an employee of was a 00perceit lose. The Seminole County, reported the hulking it 3721 W. State Road car In flames at 10 pin. Friday. Al C. .I.1 i._..... is vim, w oy Ine car was ournuig on i.au Jackson six months ago, Mills Road in an orange grove deputies reported, near Ciiuluota. The him started at 1:19 pm. Walker his wlfe and two fire trucks and a had takentold thedeputies car to go shop. chemical tanker were ping earlier In the day, and had dispatched to extinquish It. No not seen her since and the car one was inside the home when was not reported stolen. The the fire broke out. The cause Of fire department Is Inthe fire has not yet been vedigitlng. determined, according to FISHERMAN TIEW deputies. An Apopka veterinarian's CAR ARSON Geneva home was broken into A Lincoln Continental owned somet between led Sunday WORLD IN BRIEF Carter, Kennedy Discuss 'Areas Of Mutual '., Interest ' WASHINGTON (UP!) - President Carter and Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mau., discussed areas of "mutual Interest" at a private lunch at the White House Friday, a White House source said today. The meeting between Carter and Kennedy had not been announced by the White House. According to the White House source, Kennedy and Carter discussed the Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty, hospital cost containment, and deregulation. Kennedy surprised political circles Friday by announcing his family had given Its blessing to his running for president In l. The announcement sparked jubilation In draft-Kennedy movements across the and Friday and the thief selected iwii,g gear as his target, according to Seminole Cooty deputies. Frank hf small, 45, told deputies he left his Geneva home at St. Joim's Avenue off old (hecsola Road IM Sunday and on returning Friday noticed the g door was pried open and his 16)thig tackle niling. ___ to& and reels, some &W 'si a tackle box all FLORIDA Friday night at Howell Bra r StIlTS STOLEN Someone took a large card- and Highway 436, Caue1berr board box of suits from the AGGRAVA1DA1$AULt A Fern Park man wá carpart of aCasselberry home, according to Seminole County charged with aggravat assault and criminal mischle deputies. Donald NIcholson, 26, 245 for allegedly threatening i Quail Circle, Cuaelberry, told female and ca using her car to deputies he placed the box of hit a tree Wednesday, ac. suits In his carport when he cording to Seminole County moved in on Aug. 9. On Thur- Sheriffs Department deputids. sday Nicholson noticed the boa Henry Mullan, 01 Me Grate valued at $7io were token. Of suns valued at 00 was Motel on U.S. Highway 1712, GRAND ThMT allegedly hit the victim's car A color television was mining. CARTAXEN with a board and threw ;a reported dolan from a Sanford A Tiakawllla man had Ms car concrete block at it while It ws home, according to Sanford stolen In Cauelberry on moving, causing the vehicle to police. Rufus Bflq, 23, Cowan Friday, according to Seminole hit a tree, deputies said. He allegedly also held a email Mougtdcn Terracs, of Sanford, County deputies. George Bailey, 13, 1105 knife to the throat of the female, told deputies his color television Drive, who was unnamed, and dated Howell Creek was taken muraday. Entry was made through an Tuskawilla told deputies he left he would kill her while she w$s open but window. The set was his 1001 Chevrolet Impala getting ready to leave the motel at the Semoran Still station In her car, deputies said. valued at $0. IN BRIEF : Allstate Insurance Raises Its Auto Rates 8 Percent Widow Dies DETROIT (UP!) - Antoinette Slovik's long battle to win a pardon for her husband, the only U.S. soldier executed for desertion during World War 11, and to collect his GI Insurance benefits has ended. Mrs. Slovik, widow of N. Eddie Slovik, died Friday In Sinai Hoepital of broad cancer. She was 64. By DONNA FST Herald Staff Writer The Seminole County flotilla of the Cast Guard Auxiliary will be moving Its headquarters into Lake Mary as soon as details are worked out with the city council there. The council gave tentative approval to the Sknember organization's request Thursday night for a four-year lease on the city-owned building. Left to be worked out by officers oithe flotilla and City Attorney Gary Massey Is the scope of the renovations to be dons on the Interior of the facility by the organization and a method whereby other city groups could use the building for meetings. Officers of the flotilla, civilian arm of the U.S. Coast Guard, told Us council it needs the facility as headquarters for boat safety and education programs. The flotilla on a regular basis patrols the St. Johns River and helps boaters. It also conducts safety inspections of beds. In other business, the council: - Tabled until its next meeting the request of Artemu McCoy for a change of aoning from agriculture to multiple beunkig on a parcel on Longwood-Lake Mary Road near Lake Mary Boulevard to construct duplexes. Ironically, the Senate Judiciary Committee is scheduled to vote not Tuesday on legislation granting Mrs. Slovik $10,000 in her husband's Insurance benefits, plus $00,000 in Interest. Columbus Busing 'A Flotilla HQ To Move Into Lake • Success ' COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!) -The first two days 01court. ordered busing In Cblwnbia went so unoothiy school officials are calling the desegregation program a success. Schools Superintendent Joseph l. Davis said Friday he was "very relieved, very happy and very grateful" to students, parents and his staff. The second stage of the busing plan involving 37,000 students, went into effect Friday as eighth, ninth, 11th and 12 graders went to classes for the first time. ' ' Stay Of Execution Continued w ft no ____ Now. "We don't go In there ft's ails a thee to blow all demandinI sathIeg," Gladys .(usni or for direction or said, "We give am a0 isip a dUflcsit have to corn. to school nine poxtusilty to talk g0g their Taylsr aid. Every social in out 01 the year." problem. lEpi10 rally wto "Cher in suIII uragud to ox. ft social workers concede shers, the dimesiuss they we pr's hereof all her bdhW they usaily don't knew a having. NinOynias paoM 01 "sometImes the problem particular child is having the time they will tell yea." om't be sised but we have in problems iaiul he or the isOwe' a weak the social be ibis to tern it of ad met ,u(urr,d to them by the school workers gather late Ms. worry EnO it ihem we go cdir. ii a home visit Is Taylor's offles it Rod leg hussinowm'—',"ah. required, a social worker EWmadery School sed disc's When said. "We have to hive a appoWennO to talk the wk's caseload. Each k Met we'flpIckI, with the parents to get their social wcebsr Is aasd e aho tiu'iIU,,." aIds of the story. actioIi in the coaiy. Ims m ' in is the, fast that a pflIinbss been' d semei in *Obt C HOftW*IV D.IMY WiUlam S. Walker, Dellena WW,sfl lUll. GIMVS ss* p. rncgsr, i.anc ,.Ash C. cuc,ns i*un OiSi W. OUer CaIMrIPS W. Nowy J. __ suw CMOs . W1 • the . ormhowpon 811001010 n Ta'E' O1LE - I WINTER PARK) ' Ipui PHONE 4305) 644.1753 AiMpffink :" • T'i SlN ' __:rn Wilk •• •,,: : a ____ • T ••i:. ' ' _ V11Piiiii PI* •1 SiT9. •P~^-E. 'I •' ... •'.V I i f"1 .. !..i',:A . i: '. A •• %DUflJ, •k era PHO..1 64 '!"l .i'.I 3• v.' . • : '• • •". r , ... Was Drug Case Mishandled? JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UP!) - The U.S. Justice Department Friday branded u "saltless" a stato prosecutor's allegations that the FBI mishandled a drug unuggling Con two years ago at Sandy Creek that resulted In four deaths. To Judice Departments Q'hnInal Divialm cw chided that the allegations agalat FBI Agent Denald Baldwin were miritless and further Invlga4'oi' ennecessary," government lawyer Michael E. Shihem Jr. said Ins letter, to Slate Attorney IN Austin The Stan erneggllng operation was abetted on the nigId of Jan. 23, 1677, when two esconvids and two tom. Age girls stumbled upon the ennugglers it work in the weeds now Panama City. The tsar were murdered ad their bodies wslglded and ttwown into a Tayler Csudy ih*hol. 115 miles away. '. rLA. s,' ' .. P.Iican"Torturing Charg.d • '• en 'i, - • _______________________ • ENT-U-R'E CIINICS9. INC' NOW IN ORLANDO, FLA. 1W 100400 Nugget Found New • • • 1' PAN •. L'L W= do ml; Joan, Commission Intends to cut Southern Bell Telephone Co.'s rates by $60 million a year now that negotiations over a voluntary reduction have broken down. The PSC rejected Southern Bell's offer of a $15 million rate reduction Friday and instructed staff to begin formal hearings that could result In a $60 million cut, Southern Bell will be ordered to set aside $5 million a month for possible refunds to its customers we the lengthy hearings have been completed. RL 3224$55 Tin vto:: SENN" JJJZ!~~FSNWAU - 7$I.lS74 Amserien AmoftkAsa •PS PSC May Cut !hone Rates Is TALLAHASBEE, Fla. (UP!) Th. Public Service SS IIOUI IMUSINCY PHONI , o ? Sr. PETERSBURG, Fla. (UP!) - Police department personnel will be able to donate their holiday pay to help a fellow officer who is paralyzed from the neck down, thanks to a plan worked out by city officials. The plan, approved by Deputy City Manager Larry Arnold Friday, will ease the financial burden faced by the family of Sgt. George Pinckney when his sick time and vacation expire Nov. 4. Pinckney was paralyzed July 15 when he dived Into the swimming pool at his borne and bruised his spinal cord. SIDPADS Accident Victim4 r ' ' Helping Paralyzed Cop INTLIPTII$ • Local ,. __ defi ,_ weasiddis __ ____ ___ ___ 1 Pok ,alorm*Isi •p Jells, JomscamitsLangw.sdfrim .ui _" T$ U:14pa4lew,4sDLsa., Mrs. Iterrist lAd, high, N; yoptirday's , New Jersey in 89s was $ 7$ of 74$ $uiI,4, "Yes',. trained that *W bsresatsle essere_WOO; 41$ Iagwoid, died Ibmedsy M retired chsol teachir a doig r—ig to Put ___ I'ty, ft puaii 'al mmdtha Dsers 01 s.a,, SeminOle $siW T:— ad s., UrIS .; k 4:14 tEis lb. American R.•l.lt.i, fre *5. JOMI p lronsops Partly ci.uy 4:43 aep,ast$4ia,4 b.qltal Tharedsy morning FIdEais01$IiEP—d Iheii*iIlb • ..,t._ . t*.iaAni isem mW4 m0nedi MW4 Iew"i&o C1SML $."e-' 46*1*55 aa it : uIS kMijaixsurn Istirid Teachers' M,rlth :' ' ' . • Open I HOSPITAL IID$.-OXY$IN BATH IQUIPMINT.. Is Mdi We Taylor: "Tb. reward sopsnsdu lbs WEATHER ___________________ _ TALLAHASSEE, Fla, (UP!) - Tourism has rebounded and Florida Is lookingto a 4wteaeasc,stçof,. tidals say. Dade County is already well on its waytotealdnglast year's mark reporting visitor rates up 15 to30'p0rcent thanksto an tncredse In the number of visitors frdàn Europe and Latin America. Gov. Bob Graham responded to the news Friday by ending special gasoline allocation and tourist telephone .hotline programs he ordered In June to cope with the crisis brought on by nationwide fuel shortages and the summer truckers' strike. Med=Care. SurgIeal Supply C.. SALES AND RENTALS Heart Attack Is Fatal To "4e?wd J Pegs U) ____ Laws ,,',4, OWlS t' S! g Tourism Has Rebounded p jJ ' ____ Theyp He/ Students HOSPITAL NOTES nod" Am I Ml ORLANDO, Fla, (UP!) -Convicted shoplifter Barbara Allln has three months to get acquainted with her newborn baby before she must return to jail, Circuit Judge Frank N. Kaney issued an order Friday that freed the 24-year-old woman on probation temporarily. Miss Allin went to court to keep Orange County Sheriff Melvin G. Colman from putting her back In jail and sending her infant to a foster home. She insisted that little Tracy Angel was better off In her Jail cell. Colman said that was no place for a baby. "The baby belongs with me," Miss AlUn said earlier from her hospital bed. "I don't like the publicity, but I love my daughter. I want my daughter to be with me, so I feel like I have no choice In the matter." I. ___ ___ - (Cuu1 Prim -7 Only 3 Months With Baby ________ ___ MIAMI (UPI) - Former hurricane Frederic continued to hover over Cuba as a tropical depression, but forecasters said If It passes over the Island today and moves out over the water it could regain tropical dorin strength. No strengthening of the depression Is expect.d while the center in over or veryclose to Cabs, but it the center creases Cuba and emerges over the open water Saturday some strengthening could occur,"said forecasters Joseph illa TIpNn L*ili Williams PORT RICHEY, Fla.(UPI) - The Silver Haired Lobby and Florida "67" have joined the Lee County Taxpayer's League in a drive to have a constitutional amendment putting a ceiling on property taxes placed on the general election ballot In November, 1980. Representatives of the three organizations detailed plans of a petition drive seeking 3 million signatures by July during a news conference Friday. Roger Henderson, head of the Lee County organization, said 30 percent of the property owners in Florida pay 70 percent of the cost of government and said passage of the amendment would pump about $600 million back into the economy of Florida. VM Frederic Hovers Over Cuba rnlnerLuncok Dana Malansy 1 pended their trek through the lo homoaxusl ties ormnvehamer* wren by somoons el5 "We really haven't got anY from time tà time to act out in miles of dirty MSU steam In a fantasy game group, or • He also said Egheit's SOber clues we hang our hit OI1 tunnels and scheduled a brief, died accl&hidafly - poadbly In felt he had been "somewhat be wide elaborate fai4a.y game caild 4 the tl.uielL 'Dungeons and Dragons." upset and ruugtd" rocaily "I think all of these are - W a"W vlaw was not Eibert was last seen Aug. 15 raft of Friday's short So far, officers have found o in a In a brie fing .erhar Friday, poUlbilItles," Badgisy said. by r , evid ence Egbent had been In te behind i "Bid Fm net ng my hit aioy of tonods. the eda .s lriD- beard 'he sdsydiuesystisps 01 pilk e'i been - tbke ett w t* om. Prt. year-old James Dallas Egbert Campi. police ouibur j '' xpi belr' Eg ''d4 Isn't a do iboid It," dais believe the "Mark by Eghert a parents M came as new word was theories on the boys dIMpU believe tk t11I$5t$fimdinMs Balsy soiL piterncoid be amupofwrta. oy i7MW 4W received from police on the He said It I. poa'e Egbart Is dormitory room in which he 1k also raised the Pollee searched the tiels disappimaice nnlgtd be linkid authenticity of a flote indicating the youth might have commit- alive end "playing a gems with asked that his body be Egbsrt has "gotten to the point because Eghent and other MW to his involvement with the u 1 ' committed 51. 5d crmM.d it 19va ODW ' where We soared to come out. students r.poet.diy went there campus homosexual jp ted suicide. mum . fereil foul play ua mull olhis Perts bad 'kred the netewas Authorities late Friday EAST LANSING, Mich. (UP!) - IflVedl$atOrs who explored a dark maze of steam tunnels beneath the Michion State University campus say they found no trace of__ a mIing _____ £$MJJ$IONS Sandy 1. Sre £$_ @WM Mary No Trace Of Missing Teen Computer Whiz WASHINGTON (UP!) - Justice William Relviqulit has continued a day of execution for convicted Nevada killer Jesse Bishop until the entire Supreme Court can consider the question later this month Rehnquist Friday extended the stay granted Aug. 23 until the full court meets at Its ngiy ference the last week of September to prepare for its new term, which begins Oct. 1. Bishop, 46, was sentenced to die In Nevada's gas chamber for killing David Ballard,sla#ywit from Baltimore, during ala Vegis r_Ui_in1)sflbsr IVI7• $IMI$OLIMIMQSIA2. SQSP$TAl. Sep17. flfl Lid On Property Tax Eyed Coaic41nian Harry Terry suggested denial of the request, saying the property will be of more value to the community If It were commercially used. When his move to deny the request failed, 'IWry agreed to table the matter for disciaton at the city council's next meeting. -Approved a clang, In soning from agriculture to commercial on the L36 acres r v rth 01 Sun Drive and Lake Mary Boulevard, directly behind the new Fftlfllpi N station as requested by Rairdall Brown. Brown said he will be building a dental oflos it the site. - Retomed to the planning and zoning commission for the request for a change of zoning from igricitireto commercial for the 4.1 acres fronting on Lake Mary Boulevard through to Sun Drive. The request from Doris Brown was changed to ask for office commercial district. - A4wvd on final reading an ordinance reusing from to commercial seven lots, adjacent to the convenience store and across the street from the Lake Miry Elementary School. Owner of the drip of land said the commercial buildings to be constrimW at the site will not contain any business that mIgt4 udice school children to cr's the highway or worsen the Italic station on the road. GARY MASBEY TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) Allstate Insurance Company has raised its rates 8 percent effective immediately, the auto Insurer's first hike In premiums since 1976. Insurance Commissioner Bill Gunter announced the rate hike Friday, saying the company delivered a three. Inch thick rate filing, citing rising repair cods, hospital rate Increases and other inflationary pressures as Justification for additional revenues. Allstate officials said they were entitled to a 15.5 percent Increase, but are Implementing only an 8 percent hike according to Gunter. The higher rates took effect Thursday for new motor vehicle policies and will take effect on existing policies Oct. 15. - country. Pvt. SlovIk's TAMPA, Via. (UPI) — TWO mem who miesdtoTimpsa week ago (roes Warren Lahis Miss, will lies a prelbày bearing Thursday • charges they tottered eadkWIdakveapslk$i!. • • •...• Thsise,ar,accesed 01eoflb.,tsibersday it 1:flf1 too a 1j •. --•..,. ',,••_ , , t I " / •• - Sunday, Sept. 9, 1979-3A .• .• ••.•• •,, 4•••f, ,•• ..•• • - -'-.5' .5" 5." 5/' . • S b •'' •5 ' I TII 111_T Ao_______ •; ; ' �The large bright yellow envelope arwsed our curiosity. It was postmarked Dolton, Ill., and arrived last week. What was the occasion? Let's see now, Labor Day was the nest celebration coming up. Do people send cads on Labor Day? I turned tl* card over again. Hmmmi And then I Muck a long fingernail Into the opening ... and rlp...oi* came a card reading "To Grandmother and Grandfather on Grandparents Day" with a sweet message and signed "With Lots Of Love, Sherry." Whatadarilng thingtodo,I thought. Wonder where she gal such a clever card. What I'm trying to uyls that lwas not aware that there was abona fide Grandparents Day at the time. And I was not alone. Okay, Grands, I want my presents. By the way, where are all the commercials? Mimic Kratzert of Sanford Is a typical grandmother who "Jot loves her role." Had Minnie heard of the newly rodalmed special day? "Funny thing you should ask, "Minnie said," but I just caught a comm=W on national television." . flu 1101 n Evening lslenaW (USPS 1I1.200) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD FLA. 32771 Area Code 30642.11 or 6314993 Sunday, Around September 9, 1979-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director 9 VIEW Home Delivery: Week, 99 cents; Month $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mall: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.; 6 Months, $24.00; Year $47.00. 'i' L ,8 ':i aVll -____ What Are The The Clock Russians Up To? By DORIS DIETRICH After six weeks of trying to deny or fuzz over the truth, the State Department Is now confirming that a Soviet combat brigade of 2,000 to 3,000 troops with artillery and armor Is stationed in Cuba. What are the Russians up to? That question is grave and provocative enough. But why has the Carter administration Issued misleading statements about thiS development since it first came to light In July? That question cries for an answer, too. Faced with reports of the Soviet troop buildup in Cuba, both Secretary of Defense Harold Brown and Secretary of State Cyrus Vance assured meinbeis of Congress there was no evidence of a "sub. '- is & 0 - 114". :1 I. ByDONGRAFF in an IMebsil confrontation, he who lIInks first Is usually considered the loser. The practical consequences of recent exactly the opposite. ma one thingIsrael and the Palestine Uberatlon Organization long have had in j adamantly mutual detestation and rejection ____ Israel refuses to acknowledge the P.O.L. U rePuientinS the scattered PalestInian psoPe or thftthmnywayme squally hard-line P.O.L policy has been nothingthen thededruction of the Israeli policy state. That Is, this was ofde opments culminating In what may be labelled for convenience "The Andrew Young Affair Other than that there soon will be a new U.S. ambassador at the United Nations, the stat us after all the tumult and the shouting Is still pretty much quo on the surface. ma controversial U.N. resolution that would ' enhanced P.O.L. standing In the Internatlonal community and which Israel vshsmsntli ovo.sd was never voted upon. And . _______ Lounc il ./ _ rolicy .. ) , .z. -'v . . ______ 1 __1. .. -.... •. ,.. ____ . . .. :. . 0. : . -;; __ S. L o ___ ___ ..r: __ . r _ p _________ ____ - .•.... . .1 In the 31 years since the World Council i" thhes was founded In organization has gone from being a sort of "voice of conscience" urging christimis to a t -' their principles to political problems to an th', discriminate suIorter of Marxist terrorists. .7 Whathsppened? Ernest W. Lefever, In an impressive new book. titled "Amsterdam to Nairobi: the Worl4' Council of Churches and the Third Worlds" traces the radical change in the WCC's Corn.:, position and method of operation. Initiall y thà'1' group was comprised of 152 member chur es, mostly from North America and Europe. ch "Today," says Dr. Lefekver, "Its center d gravity, like that of the U.N. General Assembly,' has shifted to the Third World." Between WCC assemblies (Amsterdam was the first; Nairobi — In 1975 — the latest)"' decislonsare made by the 135-member CentrsJ Committee, In which Third World and Marxist... date representatives outnumber those of uj Wes.AccordingtoLefever,"Inrecentyears the -. term 'Third World' has taken on an Ideological meaning that focuses on grievances against the Wed. From this perspective, Third World people still sutfer from past Western colonial control and are also being oppressed by 'neon,' trannationai corporations and - ___ ____ T When you combine Third World paranoia w*h4 Musilly, however,the th what London's Institute for the Study of Confll have emerged from e diplomatic M with • ca s the "Western churches' obesakin with gtØ-v the future of the Individual for the sins of society," you g I Unproved. In not pressing for a vote on the i i ll grants to tb6 v, reaohdlon, and thereby not embarrassing the Rhodesian guerrilla terrorists (who wetei United States by compelling It to cod a ., the murdering, among others, ChrlstlaW P.O.LIs widely seen- the more dlplos!natically In categories I do not care to think about. fly DICK war adroit of the Mverwles. The Holierin' Contest staged in Spiny's missionaries), to SWAPO (Southwest Afrka,, WASHINGTON (UPI) - Some caancjras try Peo Organization), the externally..bssid i coverage on les Israel's image, on the other hand, h sof. to tell us America is losing the competitive edge Corner, N.C., last Juno got nationalthe networks Marxist gaerrflla outfit that Is trying to ad* Id, 11 United NMkII The so finely honed In our struggle for world power. television. Next month, perhaps control of Nainlbla, and you get support for thed Not so. Anyone harboring such fears can find will send crews to Caryville, Fla., to televise the resentment among blacks over Young's i1flI in Angola. '- di, aperture may n'niiii in time as domestic refutation In a new paperback called "The International Worm Fiddling Contest. These grants created a firestorm dlsape-q of Contest Book." ,, A brief word here to clear up possible proval from Christians in many lands. ThrsI.i Itcutllnes299 contentious events ln which folks misapprehensions. Contrary to what you might members (incluft the Salvation But the offair may well crystallize a el'ige In Army) wlthtb attitude long under way. In a much broader all across the land satisfy their zest for vying have envisioned, a worm fiddling contest does drew from AM WCC. with each other. American public. not Involve stringing violins with earthworms . Dr. Iafever concludes that "on the long roar ' A glance at the list surely will convince you the and twanging ttiem with e.0 tradItional view of Israel as a competiti ve fire, kindl ed In th e early days of the from the Amsterdam Assembly to the NaIrobV111 David dilybl the nacing Arab ( underst an d, virtually im po ss ible bly, the WCC has moved from a largely It Is, I to keep Assem dill burn within in For us with a hard, g em . a rcubllc then recent e.s. thin earthworm tuned to concert pitch. an of like flZDs, give or take the Ugly nag Contest Western democratic concept of political dsoads IsraelIs have been MIles7 occupiers What the conte st ants at Careyv il le do Is responsibil it y to a more radical Ideology that :tr go out Petaluma, Cold. 111116 1101 *Alf owns Andtheir =red *dW of old ball field, pound dicks Into the ground the and practice jtif?t You say you've got an overgrown daughter on the embracsd concept massive retaliation against pal "Miss and agitate them with bricks. who Is dying to be a contender for theology' (which) bears a striking Alsm p am is ndmm 14w. The vibrations drive worms crasy. They to Marxism." 5grjjpthi 't ga t pad the of broo of ssmet.ot' but wriggle out of the ground, nerves all shot to hell. What is to be a the excesses of tlkw I which IsraelIs ware once the ilelims, and es preliminary screening? The "Fiddler" who gets the most worms In five World CowrIl of Churches? off for try Whynutpackher IoVlctorla, Tex., a - L.J .J ItI1_.. tl....a • .....i. ..l.&.. 8.... Ca . if U.MI WM. _I IUW 1 Y 1 I rrwIr LOUVIT miii, wywiji 5ClflC ants" Now comes the Young sf51, with Ii The book don not fully ezplaln how the prim thovti1l rio in lone. For example, And wistol Uncle Elrood who Is as musical as i.d.raot,ths Janus dictating all but =I to find anyone to are awardsd In the annual Myra Wolfgang Race 'l'he WCC should sharpen Its understanding Ui. psilcy, or at ked smiting veto polar. A challenge with Ida particular taleds? ..pomored by a bartenders union. the ditfesnut but amodmy toullow; 1) pubitc thathas been wsar$ug Of the Mideast It sounds like one of those contests with prises church, date and dtissa. fl should speak tS-u Will, every year In Ids February or early hekeØ and JaeslI csssrtius may d In Mckin Egy Wed, Fl.., there Is Conch Shell at both ends. Whoever fkIies first gets $O, society by making broad moral ju*emds it en SEmi to sspr its LøiM, whoever finishes led gets Myra Wolfgang. Wind gross evils like genocide!' Blowing Coated at which trophies are awarded ____ Cuban _ ____ the draining i troops from the homeland to fight In Africa? Is It a prelude to greater SovietCuban involvement in wars of "liberation" In Central and South America? Have the Russians simply decided to see how far they can go wider CompetSpiri t ve t The missile Western Hemisphere? President Carter stated less than a year ago that It Is U.S. policy not to tolerate the establishment of Soviet military "bases" In this hemisphere. The State Department was choosing to say that the stationing of a combat brigade In Cuba does not amount to developing a "base." If It doesn't, then what does? President Carter should demand a full and unequivocal explanation for what appe to be breaking of an agreement that goes 17 year. He also owes the American people a full and unequivocal explanation for why It took so long for me If me Wi ag the United States to respond to yet another overseas adventure, this ow wider our vary nose. -. - - - — lafterw Is the editor are welceunid tsr publIcathss. AN letters nut be siped with a malhlig addrss ads U pesslble, a IIIiphese number as lbs -1d.stM it the writer may be verified. vsisMg Herald will respect lbs wishes ii writers whs de sit wast th* semis iiit. lb. Eveulig Herald is. reserves lbs Is edit litters to ellateste libel or Is ceufsra to $,is5 reSalat. JACK Morocco: A New Mistake For Carter ______ .'; . Isr his to ,,4 ',P,,,~ ,, _____ aid by throwing Morocco's wsI analysts agree that a 'Ufl'y solution is Mdehs, a hider Ira the . 4'.i oceui f1' At Msthe Man of mInwMçIch nsMhty in the Moroccan ifllct And a dill. Ibredius the etuy of Fun's vameM. these courage.. Mhen of .Comi w, .wuu re, a andrdes ut a the secret socurd to 1100 dM1.. that A nogetidel uitfinned, with U.S. hØ would __ Pis'i'Io Ocean, he.de1- * as auth by N miUi.upk.d.,side gi wayestofhis a, ug ad . by owuWdars. * ad dofqupl,jvei4I.Mrein I =ssi= ___ But. l's as seerd the Mason — -bs ssd mic.. TWs to _ii• AUIIJ a " • - ths'j' thEe k bupu a A.sIc.*crg and ether waupe in war aut j an in Iran aat*mengia, tupImi arvedve eup bus& in ( aim,, T. tt in thi --p— led, ad thesisgeerrilhe,Ferth*peitth. AmiIcs.mcivaha,erddtodeaawlth the-, an Cu. — Bld w*r±--a . - - - - - - -. $ where as in.ai. Mus. rebels pM of the u hem bold ribds-nes$rheeuuaMce,wtaw*1a -191 .bywsydU *lpuda.f5srip Phryearpagsnsmi Ndlon pdi - . -. am 111111 -. . - _ M.jj - - '1 AL loft' hg -,. --. -- -. ~ % eeIy Is a, MUI Iuvituy. ailis .UMNeIaeeus.,*.a*.: 10SItPdIJL beaus of reis an a ft a —'- '-r u _ bet - - ; - in q IheS Is P1 — - - ______ v. a . ' '.-.------- .. 'rn - — adad •_•._-• — ..- - Vi ** -.. -• - -- ___ ""° '- :i:.;'- dupe ut&al pit *: '1 aghi ariflulli" = edps pndh$ flady ian _____ - .— , ___ - - . i* .44*'F —. - --. -*dI4. -- - - - -.. .*. : .,1 9- .- .. -- • - — - - -. .- -.--- Goldberg said he might not move after an. The creation of a new city charter was pursued and Lelbensperger and Goldberg tried various methods to eliminate districting In the city. Ultimately the section requiring councilmen to reside In given geographic areas was continued. The new charter was ratified by the people In a special referendum In September 1S1L Goldberg says he moved Into Tiberon either just before or just after the referendwn. A suit was filed against the city by a former council candidate, Robert Dens, asking the circuit court to require city Officials to "do their duty" and --Goldberg from office to comply with the district residency requirement. The court ordered the commission to consider the question of whether Goldberg should remain in office. The commission voted 2.1 not to remove Goldberg from office, with Ialbensperger and Mayor June Lormann voting In the majority and Commissioner J. R. Grant voting alone. Goldberg did not vote on the Issue on advice from City Attorney Ned Julian Jr. Barton had moved out of the city and resigned. The next move was to appoint Goldberg to Barton's unexpired term which would iss sj I.R But Goldberg is now yesterday's news. me man of the hour In Longwood is Bill Mitchell. He now will have his chance to show what he can do. Unlike most city commissioners Mitchell will have only 16 moithsto prove himself to the votersthe 16 months remaining in Barton's term. Then Mitchell will have to face the people again and convince them he deserves to be re-elected. During the intervening 16 months, the people will expect Mitchell to be dedicated to their city, to give his office all the time necessary to serve all the people and answer their complaints promptly and satisfactory and to keep his humility, remembering always that he is a servant of the people. It the electorate finds him wanting In some regard, they will chose someone else, a new face, as their representative. And that's the way the game Is played. No one In public office Is Indispensable. Springe are — their wr Sor the polls. The truth probably Involves a corn- al ____ It appears the real militants live in Sanford. There, two residents came out to ______ tax public hearings to object to a pliiui.d homeowners pay 1$ cents hike that will see ___ more per $1,000 =i valuation than they did this pad year. ma Sanford budget sets the ax rate at V.05 for 1VZOIO The isne* rate Is $199. d-4a will get one more chance to register objections when the final round of I'm* public hearinga are held next week. Are taxpayers so complacent that they don't feel the need to speak out agahsnt their rising taxes? Perhaps there Is a feeling of cosfidence in their elected officlals which leads them to believe olflclals have no choice but te seek .ItW'on.' funds. inLakeMarysod Wider Maybe the - wh showed up_questioned a proposed Wim4er Wings budget that will result in seven moedhe? ft A er seeing food, utility, clothing and limb steadily, can anyone housing prices c_______ be surprised that the cod of government services will also rise? Thespathymaysdwhen - otersin Lake Mary and Winter Springs go to the polls. Taxpayersmay have bean lulled Into a mood of passive acceptance when in Increases are imposed on them, but having to inflict them on themselves may be asking- too much. The lack of protest at earlier public hearings might indicate people are not going to kft the Increases; Uisnotaslgntheywlllrimomdaradvotsfor ___ thitax rate In that city rising from $114 to $1$Q per $1,060 assessed valatlon. Uke Lava Mary, the Increase In Wider SpriSgo voters wWhave to be approved by the voters. Growing ____of those .splandlcns. How can someone vomit too much anger at local officials who are r1thig taxes needed to pay for police protection, water, sewers and a icst of other services when he has seen state and feder officials shy away from any serious energy policy while gasoline prices have risen 60 percent In ___ was only ,IigWIy altered e Tuelday nigit when eqs of tines persons them. For Seniors Bills to f und the Nan. Tralidag Act we reidrodeced hi tide Congress. The v.d Ms version 01 the hill,, on S2$0, May?. Action Is dill pelting on On Home condapsrt, HB1I4S. FlrdwemadwrMspanonilidtars to our represedatives asking them to sup. pat do new hilL Then we mint Write to Pr ad s. Carter 4"wing a re.nanIRatlon of these vital aurKtr A u i lioplaoste be gain Kai g ear, for the W seaiors should be alwnsdl Iathe 10th CreN, appropriations un Jy puiidths Ui, Senate. it hill i.ikn ______ psesedthe flu.. .1 Represeddives by a vote of *to 12. Coder pocket vetoed" Yet Pr NOV. 11. thsNU Is epprepildid of only $260 waiinwlvedfsrathdthe1adt 0 ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ____ yaM. 1's a mere alitance in the ivEell •csst of •_i-: the eoiy. ie,s &M be sqic"ly alarmed - ___ ______ ad *II • .PUNISM peegr May of ,theaNsywtobeedbrow aManed dicteral l sgr 't 000110e any thprsgraisel*kecuthecklCeetsr .e of nurses - Yes 1, grin this cY Sol Nods asses iafadof ft Amerleme pet ild. T* pM sick. They need umiig MI& b p w - OUR READERS - gbenmig.lhe'swbywsseders need b be edaly ceaceiwed, ea are upeeW ad Letters Is Ike ièlsr are - - in a. a,y pM- at - 1 au ...., 1 Ihe prut' ur to iniii I mod Was !blW ides Ikiutu, pjj it in emr. s4 i1ei bdd be red Iw the WoMan. - em, '1 , — . 1 Pt Nd*esb.Uer$ ... . 1 .5,, - I1V 1 h" 1: - - , , . ; "I'l * I .. '' . # . , _4! • - - - . 1,1011" I are seeking employment when an applicant cannot be graded a license. Both measures are of significant benefit to all security companies In Florida, particularly the larger firms like Wa.Ild. That secirity coinpeidee now are to receive Immedlate notice of the Secretary of State's 4r" of a license, wbo a crlmbml record Is found, is of special significance. The general pc, aseellastim media, apparedly Us been unaware that neither Wad nor any other employer Is We to obtain criminal background Informatlos from public law W knowd agencies, such as local 5*' dipartmws, on appliceds Sr omnphyeud. Whesthe IAl5I tWe In 197$ euclid a dft Ikg law the security It-&.ItrI, The Wacul Corpirdlen wng the dcbs suppeeters of thelegiilMlen.(lssofrruruess Mn.y iirW4 IA the rdrMles of mile make it kpfly . to V 7... .. ______________ I . : ..--' --- - - -. -eu - -- - *_k 11. s_ i. 4 __ .i.. I Aid * Developmental Division of ininol. community College wishes to ptNs Ms appreciation to the Evening wald for Its assistance In publ1s I O.E,D. Program (Florida 6W Diploma) and the E.S.O.L ogr (Piglteh for Speakers of her Lingusges). Student surveys tell that our class amouncunents are ad and responded to when published yew piper. Our free, adult education programs dir,d to serv, the community. iwasi, our programs are useless If - 5 pseple an, not aware at: their Mom So. we say thank you for the eperatiu of the Herald and to the - - ...,....i £H .... ; jj i;ti;;o; P C or Involvement in partisan politics woulde harm the DAV's interests in several ways, including: — We have enjoyed the support of government leaders from all major political parties and philosophies on matters concerning disabled veterans, their families and survivors. Taking sides in political elections would erode that support. — The entire spectrum of American political thought Is represented in the DAy's membership. Supporting specific candidates in elections would seriously damage our efforts to recruit and retain members. — We do not want to alienate significant segments of the general public whose contributions support our programs of service. And we want to sam the public that not one penny of their contributlonl will be spent for political purposes. — We want everyone to understand that the DAV is a service organization ... riot a political pressure group. Related to the PAC issue is the Identification of certain veterans' organizations with specific schools of pelltical thought. The DAV limits Its activities to matters involving veterans' programsonly. Our members reaffirmed this limitation on July 15, 1911, In a statement of policy adopted b) the delegates to the DAV National aitn*lcn In Boston. 1s ott of four veterans with a w. v1cec6nnected disability belongs to the DAV. This exceptional ratio of mombets to eligibles could never have been achieved If our organization had become Involved in partisan politics or aligned Itself with a particular political philosophy. PAUL L ThOMPSON National Commander Thanks For Support . .11,_iCTuuoMti - -- - AmutngwIflbehuIdstth' • a,g A"(Wumelty udledhofDOW .d this meeting Is to ma rir thee who are idetoded, and - -1 The Disabled American Veterans (DAV) does not Intend to form a political action committee (PAC) as 15 . being dens by tb.-Veterans at Forelgi (N -, I'm compelled to make this point dear because veterans' groups are often lumped together In the public mind. I must, therefore, emphasize the distinction between the DAV and the VFW with regard to the political activifles of the two organizations. Disabled American Veterans Marilyn Mitchell Chairman, Denloedal Division r kdISnI Lumped Tog.fh.r? Clndiu*tl, Ohio whoBOB that car news releases ebeurted In the pepsi. Thank you, Jane Casselberry! My family so appreciated your "Round the Clock" coverage. With your help, our United Way 1979 Campaign just has to be a winner! I'm so grateful. Sheila Brown e The property used to be owned by the nited Slates Pod Office. (Many years o a pod office mascot dog was burled we with honors.) It Is now the oporty of the City 01 Sanford. SO let's Litto good Use — let's use what we've Al UsSStmn. ingenuity! Elizabeth aulucHelfrich 401SuxnmerllnAvs. SMford hanks For A WInn.rl A A ir - , bneu z-toau DeBary UI!.UJI$7 WUIII I4J lUU.Il W No matter where you move it, Ihe m situation would prevail: it would tver be accessible to everyone. And, ore Important — no matter where a waryissituated,thosewhoreallywsnt find it, will. Just by putting it In a avIly trafficked area does not ceeaarily mean more people will " e facility, A library carries a certain I 5PC bllity and dignity. Its building should flect such an image. It has that Image w. So, you need more space? Well, Th the monies allocated or estimated be spent ($27,000 for moving; $36,000 yea for rental), why not tear a hole the wed wall, make an arched orway to an annex. Put 12$) three ills (and roof) on the neighboring operty to butt up to the present -'' - -- WW - a, on F- pew. a, The Wackenhut Corporation would like to take this Opportunity to commend Secretary of State George Firestone's Ucenslng Division for the numerous positive steps It has taken In recent weeks to assist our organization and other private security firms In Florida with problems Involving the Issuance of licenses for both unarmed and armed gurdiL 71* licensing faults for which The Wackenhut Corporation was cited and disciplined Aug. 10, were corrected to the complete satisfaction of the Ucensing Division by Aug. 16. Unfos'tunately, this was not reported by the media. e.4fki:1ge11r'ledMems U reeert had a appI el1rninthe 1111 onof aft hewas it did ad MO* ad the p'iyw wes in be It w of I Ike Vs lá the at p .1111 Of ALl of a Ts v.ulng Herald -aissresen.stbsrltsidit _ S.curlty Situation Stats's eStee by Florida Iwem of law idercemad ad the F.dual 6. AMit. IhId u r -f5 F— r kLI!Il1 beep me a t.lepb.a. it .b. an lb. Ideutily it lbs writer my-be vselflsd. -me - - I have just read with amazement your fromt page story regarding the $8,100 give-away to Performing Arts Company, apparently for the simple reason "they asked for ft." our present school board members must be real soft touches! The Ballet Guild of Senford4eminoie has bew providing lecture demonstrations for Seminole county schools for many years FREE. They felt It was their duty to do this since they are supported by sponsors In this area and It was a labor of love on With crime statistics, continuing the part of I4 soar, we welcome every oppoittuitty to -. Guild - cioi .. . - ., ;" antiat: qqi snembsrs in .•..4 JohnS.Ainxnarefl paawil1 really have to do some fancy Executive Vice President dancing. Election time can't come too Wackenhut Corporation me I. MM. Gables 1 am, not lndd"itally, a former Ballet Guild board member. Use Ing.nuItyI Walter Rye What's wrong with the present 610 Comelia Court Sanford location of Seminole County's down- their Iheiprids te be preoused kkno We Awdul of _ FA ww" On July 3, 1979, articles of incorporation were approved, and our assigned Charter No. is 747938. Tribal headquarters is at St. Cloud, Fla. The tribal chief is Kenneth 'Two Trees" Cannon. Tribal mother is Marjorie "White Dove" Henkel. It is officially recognized as the E See-Co-Wah, United Indian Tribes Inc. It Is a non-profit organization that is dedicated to preserving the heritage, culture and customs of a great historical past. This includes the teaching of the Cherokee Indian language, Indian arts and crafts, and general familiarization with the high moral standards of the Indian way of life not generally known. It does not encroach upon any religious beliefs and believes it the youth of our nation by encouraging clean sportsmanship, high moral training for the individual of all ages. At Its tribal council meeting at St. Cloud, the tribal council instituted an additional clan to its fold. This clan embraces the Four Townes area and from any surrounding territory interested. The tribal council named this clan the Fox Clan and designated me as its tribal chief. My assistant or vice chief Is Ernest Hendricks of Deltona, 1345.8, Fowler Drive. To be eligible for membership you must have been related to an Indian, or a full blooded Non-Reservation Indian. Registration with the club is $5. There will be monthly meetings and Pow. Wows will be held in different areas of the state, at various other times. offer, but for too long the guard has suffered from a poor, and usually Undeserved, public Image. The prominently-membered Task Force on Private Security of the National Advisory Committee on Criminal Standards and Goals concluded in 1917 after a lengthy study done for the US. Justice Department that "private security offers a potential for coping with crime that cannot be equalled by any other remedy or ap- IV-- - Secretary of State Firestone has done the Industry and public a service In providing for simultaneous alert. Nonetheless, there remains an unresolved problem beyond the scope of authority of Florida's Secretary of State that faces all employers today. It Is an especially critical problem for the security Industry, whose primary function Is the protection of private, corporate and often governmental assets with trustworthy guards. That problem Involves the type of questions that may be asked of an applicant for employment. The provisions of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 governing discriminatory employment practices have been construed to mean that employers are prohibited from asking — either in an employment application form or in a pre-employment polygraph examination — whether a prospective employee has a record of arrests. Only in certain cues Is It permissible to ask If the applicant has been convicted of a serious crime. Another problem In preemployment screening is that normally an inquiry about a past history of a mental illness could be interpreted to be unlawful under the federal Rehabilitation Act of 1963. By law, such questions could constitute discriminatory employment practices. Obviously all employers, and especially the private security industry, are faced with hazardous risks daily in preemployment screening because of handicaps imposed by such statutes. Finally, I should like to emphasize tese WWU Wq Al loller. uS hi with a aaig addu'ass and, ___ do" -- — for - fadshr the Hues TnI; tuidmMiidtbe spinaL Ow. hMay is he med Nur mi kyetrI— are adiullixuhe .s.uakal of CIlfIM bS$IIhUCStS uvanmis, nsse, Ii a dudy at the ,MNI theuy HuspliaL ___ - jedssss4 Gas ofthe.advaao.dd.greesiein - With your permission, I would like to comment on "the $2,100 hassle", being a longtime aficionado of the tarpsichorean arts which Include ballet, ballroom and even the square dance, as performed by such dance teams as the Tennessee Travelers. I do not include disco as a dance, as the gyrations performed by the devotees of disco more resemble an adoration paid to the fertility gods, such as Diana and Dionysus, while even I am at loss for words to describe the soaring, aesthetic beauty of a ballet performance by Isadora Duncan or the elegance of Anna Pavlova In Swan Lake. No less so are the performances of Astaire, Rogers, Powell and Kelly In ballroom dancing. Nevertheless, in spite of the beauty of these performances, I can see no reason for giving the taxpayers money to an Individual group whether done legally or not, particularly when so many of the students have failed the SAT teds. For the terpsichorean arts should be an extra-curricular activity, not a taxpayer - subsidized activity, even on a part-time basis. Let the students learn their ABCs first. My Scotch ancestors roll over In their graves at the thought of my taxes being wasted In this manner, when so many of the under privileged need extra attention to enable them to get enough education to "earn their bread, in the sweat of their brow" in today's market. S. B. "Jim" Crowe 713 Bevler Road Sanford In the meantime, Secretary Firestone and his licensing Division have Initiated procedures to expedite the processing of applications of Individual guards and to notify Immediately the companies where they Older An Alarm _ I 1. - was unsuccessful., ludhedat. Cla&11N let Ier . ' 11 Lelbensperger tried for three meetings In a row to override the mayor's veto, but corporded arias wifi pay next year. That ks will not require any voter ap ujir i1Jl. -. ] - UIbJLithed pev'r inti f .Ehh15 N0*â-prutests4 a-proHd psmtUbike In Lake Mary Aug. is when the cq council held a public hearing on an erduie.IoseltheturdeferlPl$ISat $41 per $iNs meow vsluntim. The ordinance mint be appii,.d In an election by the voters. Shouldths measure fall at the polls, the tazrate for the next year will be $2.$4 per "$60. 'mere was no protest at the public hearing at the comedy courthouse Aug. 2$ ON Seminole Cousdy commIssioner. preunted a proposed budget that will. .10 to $172 per 11* the fire diIcttu thatpersone li vIngInunin- am 4100106 " ftlis %m.itnosimio.ic.,sruupa,.. iN . -j '- iO ~ 4Complacent Taxpayers ? ,, thsStMet'-. 'sWehIcNes. M-j S -• ..- p Wasted Taxis Courthouse Circles wI -- 1Was*thewengjdeda-j1ii'sds _____ Fodistsbe.hesa, to— uirr-*nw.'wuisuy, - king the WMerg .ieu he enoethessee. ps.d by uu& oeireil Msa. P1'N '"' ' - .- - -- - he __ __ Y t.JP I. the UaMeil ides tlsiu Ia I' rsast'*nits --'---' 4, .- a ffii 'I P - ad w -r II War oithV4a dpow ad predigo is Aww Yg ..ály twa years ags. up in Mars. -. 5,,4- Stats Dupaitn see' ksMd doiger in s etuMIt - - uapsltellrupuiturAIb sthatthey ud ed a w-WNW — 4JMJtt deer clear of the PIis ispr1-'M1ves — 0JL by V Q, $510, at the and kedof$hsiiIreweda$rs . menu i1r of NNe — 41 -:-;; N. a pmuiLjj go bekrft to m uI e to 1*e, smj~___ - - Our Readers Write have allowed Goldberg to remain on the council, but In the appropriate district. At this point Lelbensperger opted with the majority to call a special electlontofill the seat. Goldberg decided to rim for Barton's unexpired term and then the court ordered Goldberg to resign. The lengthy problem could have been solved earlier if then Attorney General Robert Shevin had given an opinion requested by Connell on whether Goldberg had the right to represent one district while living In another. ma attorney general's office said at that time, however, that it would not give an opinion because the Issue was In the courts. During the 43 months Goldberg served In offlcs,he gave all the time he could tothe job. And his wife, Ethel, was active In civic affair, such as the annual Children's Christmas party. ___ bnlgapsqsrsmiykesdhhigthsUiIit aths1diofasAaWraeItetue,thenghhe imlikily, becMse both sides are backed by against the PmiaC1trs,IS hsding up . etMr -bm----jin. he in fed joined Arab ed'--Jde in denouncing powerful ndeid, governments.. out Ills vials of pavine md water to frmnp, SW'I1M Iedil1 1iti the in the fb the lIraeI&'EV$IM peace edy. Each y the western Sabsia war drains and autUredy e,a.j e eadsa WORLD - ______ . ; WMBlNGTON. - Jheiy un and ANDERSON Donna ____ ____ ___ , LIGHTER sii" ____ . ____ . Is more quickly out of style than ye Isrday's politician or today's loser. P Itical loyalties quickly are forgotten meone Is no longer In power. ainly was the ultimate In good for Longwood City Comznlssloner neperger to show up at Cornr-elect Bill Mitchell's election Ewpl ady Tuesday night, He and the losing candidate, Larry Goldberg, had been close political allies on the city commission as well as personal friends. Just two years ago when Lelbensperger went Into office as a city commissioner unopposed, he encouraged his already organized campaign team to help Goldberg win re-election. Seldom did the duo vote differently on major Issues and often Goldberg depended upon Lelbensperger to second his motions and thus gain consideration for them. Seventeen months ago, work began for the city council to make secure Goldberg's seat on the city coimdil . A new districting plan was proposed to Include the Tiberon subdivision from district 5 (then represented by Stephen Bakton) In district 1, represented by Goldberg. Gldberg, :oi.ha=the cl electedfrom disttict 1 wh Sandalwood subdivision where his home was located, said publicly he planned to purchase a new honle In Tiberon. An ordinance setting the new district boundaries was adopted by the council. But then Mayor Gerard Connell vetoed the ordinance, saying the redist rict ing smicked of gerrymandering, the reilildiling of area to give fair advantage to a politician. He also Indicated the redistricting proposal would disrupt the population bsl*hce of both districts and Include In disv1ct five unconnected pieces of land. - : — - make mischief In the Ciilósn'."" '--.•..-• D es thlsdeploymenthaveaomethlngtodowlth :,.to Churches d A Politics 0 one .,.': An Sunday, Saps 9, I7i4A Yesterday's P01'ietician Shift In Problem troops in Cuba when he met with Soviet leaders fn Vienna last April to sign the SALT II arms treaty. If there had been no Soviet troop movements substantial enough to arouse U.S. concern, why did the president bring It up? At best, the administration chose to deny the substance of its own Intelligence because It was not sure until now that the information was correct. At worst, It has tried to sweep this Soviet provocation under the rug because It clearly jeopardizes the chances for ratification of the SALT II agreements. The effect of this development on the prospects for Senate acceptance of the SALT treaty Is obvious enough, but that only adds to the mystery of why the Kremlin would choose this particular time tt, from the 1962 Evening Herald, $aeI.rd. Fl. 1 that the original report of the deployment of a brigade-size Soviet force to Cuba was correct all along, The State Department also has disclosed that President Carter brought up the question of Soviet agreement, dating ORNION 1. RONALD REAGAN VIEWPOINT force. By Aug. 7, the Pentagon was saying "there might have been a very modest increase" in these advisory personnel, but that was all. It now turns out their celebrating theIr 50th weddIng anniversary In' rand December. "Val said we were the greatest grandparents In the world with no previous training," Walter laughed. Does he think this special day is a good Idea? "In our case every day is Grandparents Day well, nearly every day," Walter said. "With all youç1 precious eggs right here under your nose - It'àwonderful. I just can't believe we have so many blessings." Kay Bartholomew became a first-time grand mother In January of this year, but Kay has never seen the heir, son of Kay's daughter, Sandy, and Tom Ross. The birth was due last Christmas. Kay went to Annapolis to welcome the baby, but the stork was stubborn. Did Kay know about Grandparents Day? As a matter of fact, no, but would you believe she' plans to be visiting her grandson Hart on that day,.:., "I will be carrying him some of his mother's thlngs including books," Kay said. About the new grand day for grand people, Kay said, "Terrific! Grandparents should be recognized." ...: stantial" increase in the Soviet military presence. The impression was left that the Soviet presence in Cuba still consisted only of military advisers and civilian technicians — not an integrated combat crisis, to keep "offensive" weapons out Minnie has 12 grandchildren and one great grandchild. "They're my life — my children and grandchildren," the proud grandmother said. Three grandchildren, Rose and Jim Weekly's children, live In Sanford. "I have Grandparents Day all the time," she said. "The children are In and out all the time." Evie and Bill Park and their three children live In Altamonte Springs. And they love to come to Sanford to see two grandmothers, Mrs. Kratzert and Geneva Park. Bill Kratzert, a golf pro at the Fort Wayne Country Club, has six children, with Billy, the famed golfer's son and his wife giving Minnie her first great grandchild. Minnie said she has always enjoyed her grandchildren. "They have grown up with me," she said. Were Corinne and Walter Rye aware of Grandparents Day? "I just saw It on a card shop window," Walter said. The Ryes were first time grandparents two years ago this month when their daughter, Val, and George Weld became parents. Sixteen months later the Welds became parents again - another girl. Late In life grandparents, the Ryes will be ~., I We, the staff of Seminole County. Blood B$nk,wlah to extend our warmest appreciat ion for the response citizens 10" 464 our Labor Day Blood ___to them and their caring, wewer,gletom,stthederflajic$for the labor Day Weekend. A total of 60 $mieIndurIngtheweek. ehepsywl*ceidinestosuppoit us and the new we have for Wood. Once again, thanks for the support and dothlom. . . - St - le County Ned ft* Sanford - 101 k. -_ — . --.., p• th. 1 ----.. �A—Evsnlng Herald Sanford, Fl. Sundiy, Sept. 9, 1 Discotheques: Music, Lights And Moneyv NEW YORK (UPI) Pound. says In an analysis In Laventhol, log music, kaleidoscopic light and Horwath's Perspective effects, the outlandish outfits of magazine. dancers and onlookers are one The biggest chunk of the aspect of the discotheque craze. Mart-up cods, 40 percent, goes The other Is money: it can be a to structural improvements. lucrative business Indeed. The all-Important sound system There are an estimated 15,000 takes 15 percent and Interior discos tiroughout the country decoration another 15 perca& with revenues ranging between Lighting, other visual effects $4 billion and $6 billion a year. and the dance floor represent No one knows the exact another lo percent and the final figures since most of the clubs 20pereei* goes Into pre-opening are privately owned but the costs such as advertising, popularity of discos is attract payroll and rent. log large investors sensing a Now ready for business, good prospect. Hanson says the major disco "A properly conceived, will obtain two.thlrds of Its planned and managed disco- revenue from cover charges, theque can be a highly typically $10 a head. A big club profitable business," says open seven days might attract Bjorn Hanson, a leisure-time6,000 codomers a week, half of Industry specialist for the then Friday and Saturday Philadelphia-based accounting nights, Hanson figures. Annual firm of Laventhol & Horwaft membership fees are charged Compiling statistics from the by some clubs. firm's experience with major The other third of the disco's discos, particularly the more Income is provided by the bar lavish ones In New York City, where beverage prices usually Hanson figuresthata large club are well above those In nearby can get going for about $1.1 restaurants and bars. million; If It clicks with the On the expense side, bar coda right crowd, the original in- run less than 9 percent. The vedment can be repaid i isis bWpd Item is payroll at 27 than a year and a half. percent and other operating "Major discotheques, such as cods, another 25 percent. That New York's Studio 54 and dill leaves plenty for rent, Xenon, range In project cod Insurance and finance and from $1 million to $2 million ina other charges. leased building with a capacity Before rushing to cash In on ofl,000tol,Sooguesta,"Hanson the disco gokkpine, however, SPORTS Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - BUSINESS IN BRIEF New SCC Class Topic: Securities, Investments The Office of Community Services at Seminole Community College will be offering a personal development class on securities and Investments beginning Tuesday. The course will Include explanations of how Mock exchanges operate and how they evolved, explanations of the different types of securities available today (common Mocks, preferred Mocks, corporate bonds, government bonds and municipal bonds) and the inherent risks and rewards of each type of Investment. Other topics Included will be: how to read the financial page of the newspaper, how to read financial reports and how to determine personal investment objectives. David W. Zimmerman will be the Instructor. Class will rim through Oct. 16, from 7 to 9 p.m., on Tuesday evenings. Registration will be held the first class meeting. Location is at Executive Point Towers, 151 Wymore Road, 14 and 4, Room 516, Altamonte Springs. Cited As Sales Leader Michael A. Bernat of 203 Sweetgurn Court, Winter Springs, was honored by the John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co. recently as a reglooaJ sales leader. A member of the company's Orlando District Office, Bernat was among 146 representatIves from the company's South Atlantic region who qualified to attend the Regional Honor Club conference at the Diplomat Hotel, Hollywood, Fla. John Hancock District Agency representatives train 21 offices In the region were cited at the four-day conference for their sales achievements. .,Jac bs, Carlson Spark Lake Howell Victory Bishop Moore Falls, 26-0 In Weir Debut .;You gotta like Samm'y Weir's game, lapping up the pats on struggled with the fledgling South Seminole high school Myle. the back from those success- Hawks those some very lean pointed a finger at his kids It would have been easy for hungry Lake Howell High years. heading for the dressing room, him to stand there after the boosters, who have literally But the first-year coach at the, and said, "don't look at me. , 1 Herald Pisel. by Tern Ns. Teen-agers dance to the beat of the music at Casselberry. discotheque Hanson warns investors that and press, all uncontrollable only the knack of developing an remain popular. "the potential for failure Is factors, appealing concept but also "Obviously," says Hans —The life of a disco can be must be able to run the "there are a great" for a number o( reasons: variety j —Discos will flop unless very short as new, more ex- business. businesses with a large fln "celebrities" frequent the place travagant competitors open Hanson says while discos are clal stake In keeping the and unless it acquires a and become the "in" places. a fad to some extent, their type phenomenon alive and pros. favorable Image with public —Disco managers need not of entertainment is likely to pering." - ' - . - . . -. . ., - .:! '' . • ;id P;1i' . • - - FHA Insures Loans For'Home Purchas es Dt ghvt Whit i Insured loan? -• 'Quick Cash' For Aluminum n in -. - WIlL. it - --- __ai_ uv vi I I . Plffflklll~ - aa wiiv uiiiav xui to the appraised value of the property decreases as the appraised value of the property 11M UM lbS minimum down payment on an FHA1nsured loan amounts to 3 percent of the first $25,000 and 5 percent of the remainder. This means that a Answer: Although the Federal Housing Authority (FHA) Insures loans for a variety of properties,inciuiing the construction of low-income housing and the purchase of income property, the majority Sanford citizens can pick up some quick cash this month. Reynolds Aluminum Is offering the public 23 cents a pound for clean all-aluminum beverage cans and other aU.alumlnwn products brought to their recycling mobile unit. The unit will be at Publix Supermarket In Sanford Plaza, 1060 W. State St., every Wednesday during September from 2 to 3p.m. Reynolds also will accept aluminum items such as siding, gutters, storm door and window frames, provided these Items aren't mixed with beverage cans, are cut to three-font lengths, and are clean and free of all foreign material. Florida Gas Co Sunday, Sept., 1919-7* .--__ -. auwn psymem or i,sJ or i percent of $25,000 ($750), 5 percent of the remaining $15,000. The maximum loan that the FHA will Insure for a single family residence Is $60,000. FHA regulations require that both the buyer and the seller sign a statement 0 standards ror type and constructlon of buildings, quality of neighborhood and credit requirements of borrowers. A buyer cannot assume that a property Is physically sound, however, just because the FHA Inspects it and agrees to finance Its purchass. The Department --. executed by the buyer and seller. These Include such statements and warranties as: (I) buyer has examined the entire premises; (2) the property lssold "as Is"; and (3) no special fees or kickbacks have been paid other than the customary commission or .'; ' IVA •.: • ' . -;. si' M!JPS4 Herald Scott Smith rambles up middle for Brantley P.$.$ by Tern plCarlson Ovedo Sh ocks i "IEM i -• ' •1.-.'. There they go. Go tell them." Lake Howell had just beaten Bishop Moore High by the unlikely-sounding score of 25-0 and for an indication of the difficulty the Hawks have had In the past with the Orlando parochial school, consider that it was the first Howell victory In six meetings between the two teams. "It meant more than that," conceded Weir, "It's always great to win, but your first game sort of sets the tone for the season. Now we have some toughies coming up, but at least this gets us thinking in the right direction." Thirteen was something of a lucky number for Bill Jacobs, a junior running back for Lake HowelL In the first quarter the Hawks called his number from the Bishop Moore 13, and he responded with a touchdown rim. In the second quarter, Howell was driving at the Hornet 13, and again Jacobs carried the mail to put Lake Howeilupbya 13-0 stretched It to 2halftime as Carl Carlson 0 at scored on a 14-yard scamper. 'I Carbon scored again in the third period on a one-yard unge. wound up with 96 yards on 17 carries and Jacobs tallied 59 yards on 10 carries. Quarterback Mike Wood had •.. -. a strong degree of success against Moore, outing on passes to set up the first two - touchdowns. Wood connected rAwrol-I onof l7 aerials for l93 yards Scott Smith, Chuck Scott and ___________ Dave Flanders were the primary receivers. The last quarter was simply a case of defense, mirroring the struig lob turned in aU evenim .• 1 by the Hawk defenders. Bob Capoblanco Bishop Moore was so bottled un that It ataud only two two serious drives, one Mailing at he Howell 21 and another •- • , - PIERSON— Oviedo High School opens the season on a note that left everyone srfu1 Friday nigt—isce* the hcèt Taylor High Wildcats, Oviedo went 63 yards with the - ___ • 0 .2 t( Ii r1 niri TT _ on I :II . ' z W ___ S - - 4 IlslepMrs • -• - , Lake Howell -, LH—Carlson 1 11 - lutist iii* of bIN 'dItli in SI Seminole and 011110111111111111 osodiss. Although the Cou*ral Florida Ecesomic bft 11chm upto answhlghef 375in May,thsadvascswseastesd qrdlreIyMtribnt,dtobMv InJuis,th.4asb.ppsd 13parcuntsg.pea,IhedrirpsMdeclinsin*r.iMtbr.s it .. . Is darged -, -,•lv_ • • U - wSfli w ism extra - . L -- o PKUblem when Walter builds! DO R PIT? class. .: ' QIANOPL,,SSS'P,ft I I i . ., I M so 1 ••_• i ' PillS IIJII41IISNL a 'j &,[IL{L -,,•&--,- ___________ S ates a SO f I FREE FULL-COLOR CATALOG! Fill out and mall. No obligation. J. JIM WALTUNOMIS I woId 1k. bsv. More iNf.Ibli and *0 cut Sib1iIn5 fl MY IOpsty. I wtde,,J,,,jdi.,, wS14d 4 ilyid ds Vs wowid Ago beit of c4fle, ,s r - Tuiipiltu(i,,IJ,kon) _ W'IsIiSwsptsuIuglóNd$.. .-. '. 4 ____ - 7 n ts r tr e NEW YORK (UPI) — That's three strikes for Reggle Jackson, to all the run of baseball, U well as George ai .*sthbrermsr's rules, he's out. *Ithtwo mote years to go on his contract, plus an optIon year, would ilk. nothing more than to be traded by the tamkeø. He has told Slelnbremer that more than once and told it '16 him l-4Iy. AUH.bsi. s1 he'll get hlswIsh Will w1Mar, and itlhad ,Jppl*th dnbwhichhas the bit chance of getting him I'd say It be the California Angels. Backb IN7,&RwJ&dmmwuvdWtboWorMSwinMVPlw III warmly toward Steiaeaner, he made a persona1 present thsawardtohim. - 1 IP AND MAIL - - . .......... 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IhSME$IO(NT4 5,*ooms_25.ffis . 'I . . : stlms. UIm._I. - • - - im0 OR '.. - nnnsen tefo1*.1Iauil I - - yu nd Mudse "-'i - rh.,,, - . a Accurate With figures? A - .. sHINS lnoomaTasC Sb ______ ' Llbsmoitpgsd red estate A W , - -. - . T Emil -, - - p"od MA Mpriassr,and 60 .• Lyman, 14.0 ______ ,,. 8111aft Ismemosi sea for the PHA kil. iwsacs (known as the martMe ___ill promises,or which'th. 1.'dir . a failed) Hull Mull M - 5 hor run (kick ORLANDO— Bill Scott talks scoreless until the fourth our backs to the wall. But held. about D just like It was one of quarter when two touchdowns You can't ask any more." • s his family, settled matters in a hurry. Quarterback Jeff Meyer ___________ Lyman gained an emotional broke the scoreless deadlock And to an extent, the Scott S' £? ' family is expanded from lift when Audle Cleveland, the with nine minutes left in the ',u1 ove Sep tember through squad's star halfback, entered game, scampering 18 yards to a S -'' IThanksgiving in order to in- for the first time in the last touchdown. Griffith. Mike Scott went the . elude that very tangible football quarter, and came up with 30 A key pass interception and • ______ ___________ final 10 yards, scoring the as yards in nine carries. Cleveland 40-yard return by Lyman's commodity known W'I. touchdown. .S. . Is recovering from a bruised Steve Kurht, set up a 10-yard "defense." Oviedo coach. Joe Moo- #' A' . 4.. • 1oulder he suffered In last I'D jaunt by Cleveland for an big D strikes again," "The I tgomery was plesed with the i,. • • ______________ WINNIPEG (" jamboree. insurance score. after watching his week's said Scott victory, but noted his club had Hull said Friday Lyman an et Bobby V er "It gave our kids a big lift, no Greyhounds slip High room for Improvement. , ____ .,. , he is moving back to the United past Boone by a 14-0 score doubt," said Scott. "Audle is a "Maybe that will come next . and Will permanently Friday night, marking the very po pular player. l Lyman 0 0 0 14—I 4 II week against St. Cloud," he 20-year iockey career S end his 0 0 0 0— 0 "But if you want to know Boon. season opener for both teams. said with a twinkle In his eye. he doesn't play with the Boone, expected to be what kept us in the game it was L— mov.r IS run (Haas kick) , ,. Chicago BlaCk !!a!k! something a doormat in the the defense. What ajob! We had L—Cleveland 10 run (Haas kick) I Ovlede 7 S S —1l , . l'hlngs are getting a little bit Metro Conference this season, .1.-fi7 .. • • • —5 ,ft)1 Tyler ), '-' .. '.•*' Its and I just wonder if gave L .. ,i, .•_'4" somethingto think anything will ever b about holding the Greyhounds 11 roym kick) ved,11 Hull said, of the negotia0-11co" 10 run (pan failed) lions between Chicago V Ikes' White Out •Winnipeg Jets over the playing BLOOMINGTON, Minn. teams that have been told to •uiu' I. .Sfl'w' 'V • raCirs BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (UP!)— Baseball Commission, prepare tickets are the Balrightitothe 40-year-old leftwinger. Jets' General Manager (UP!) — Rookie Doug Cunning- er Bowie Kuhn has authorized timore Orioles, California ) — b.— INDIANAPOLIS '(UPI ' John Ferguson said this week ham will start for injured wide the Minnesota Twins to print Angels and Kansas City Royals. .. The Indiana Pacers late Friday be was prepared to let the NHL receiver Sammy White in the tickets for the American In the National tAgue, Kului announced the signing of name amedlatortodecide what Minnesota Vikings' encounter League playoffs and the World has authorized ticket printing um6rwjnd draft choke Tony i.—' S S compensation Winnipeg should with the Chicago Bears Sunday Series, the Twins announced by the Pittsburgh Pirates, ru get for Hull If he returns to in Chicago, Vikings Coach Bud Friday. Mike Wood passes from Lake Howell pocket Montreal Expos, Houston were __________________________________________________________________________ Chicago. On t.rn s ''t Grant said Friday. Other American League Astros and Cincinnati Reds. dieck" - 5 in the aoem the ni Phase of 080d Fldai currsntbMDssicyd..pwaMaaeaIThsis 7 13 6 0-26 LH—Carlsori 14 run (Conway kick) For 7 % takes It on chin after pass efens e a yes Day LH—Jacobs 13 run (Conway kick) - Dupits the continued Mrengib of a nwqb,r of sectors .- LK—Jacobs 13 run (kick failed) quarter. -:Oviedo staged a ball-control jive in the last quarter which sPanned 96 yards, and more importantly, chewed up most of the clock In the final stanza. :..A key play of the drive was ps from Neese to Terry E: :A1 JL Expansion At An End? quarterback Troy Kessinger hit him with a four-yard scoring strike for the game's first touchdown. .-It stayed 7-0 until the fourth — - - Marty Neese was open in the corner of the end zone, and : ' -• S aM new looked back. I •• ' ---i-.- A..... ......i 5WUU)lVLlLUI UI IV, WWI Ile :- .. . , Merger of Florida Gas Company of Winter Swjngs Into the Continental Group Inc. has been approved by the firm's stockholders, it was announced recently. Florida Gas will be re-named Continental Resources Co. and become a wholly owned subsidiary of the New York-based conglomerate, which has holdings in financial services, packaging and natural resources. Continental Group had earnings of $1.2 m1111on ItAyew on sales of $3.9 billion. Florida Gas had earnings of million on operating Income of $L$ million. Florida Gas stockholders will receive .30 of a share of nonconvertible $4.50 Cless C cumulative preferred Mock in Continental Group for each comm share held plus $32.50 In Cash. . .. Taylor Mórg.s :. masIli "bir da ,aMIefMSTWfml*b7 their Jens Wcenfritrdlon. Ffl.syttdsforGecrgellslabnumr: b.Iusfanll. but I've mv teed him to be a nichL ____ ___ ___ "George then got mad and told Reggie, 'When I'm ready for you to teflm. who is going tornanage the bell club, I'll call you. In the meitlme, you'd hatter get your head screwed on straight, boy.' "But In no way was it meant asa racial slur." As for Jackson's charge that Steintrenner slurred him, the Yankee owner refuses to dignify the dory. "I fit sorry for Reggie Jackson and for what he said," says lhl U- 1 AU of which quits likely adds up to Jackson playing for some ether dub nest year. The Dive It.l $$sry Bob Lurle, the San Francisco Giants' owner, and Spec Richardson, their general manager, ran into a little bit of a surprise when they m the managerial switch train Joe Altobelli to Dave &ldol in CIs4e.s4l early Thiriday morning. As recently as 10 dEja before, they had pretty much agreed using thsnedvss that thw club's nosedive this year wasn't entirely Allibsili's fault and they would give him another chance - year'. But then when the Giants simply fell sart completely lw è.ppinguasodefU,Lsr1e made uphismIndto make a __ ____ CaèIe Tale, the Y±? vies pmldiM. was peed at the "In so way" was Slelebreims's Jun. 11 miMing ed he remark to Jai' ::tod as a racial Mv. Here's T$UW wee' des .1 what tisk plus: lily he wield refus to play told Geers t "J. us*memlibe ban rupd brow =ii ad6ximbbilts be ___ r Re s ___ __ ___ ___ ie ac on They called Bristol after midnight to tell him they were letting Altobeill go and would like him to run the club. Bristol listened as Lurie and Richardson told him they wanted him to take over the Giants. "You mean on an Interim basis?" he asked them, "Yes," they said. And right there was where they got their surprise. "That wasn't my thinking," Bristol said to them. "I like working for the Giants," he went on. "Nobody knows their personnel better than I do. Nobody. I know the things that have tobs done and I'd like to keep working for the Giants, but If you're thinking of me only In terms of an Interim manager, that could hurt my chances ef getting aregular manager's job for next yew with some ether club." laurie and Richardson didn't expect that kind of response. They told Bristol they'd get back to him and that was where the matter was left for the time being. "I'm not overly worried about Wing an interim manager," Bristol amused ha two busies "The lit time a man made me interim manager (Bill DeWitt of the Reds In 1168), It turned out to be tour years Ths time, It'll be five or Mx." Now where de you ever hear contldence like that these days? — �SA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Sept. 9, 1979 IiIIor League Brantlev Comes Close, Loses ny GEORGE sHRIvER Herald Correspondent Steve Lannini put a damper in the evening in the GM defeat of Rain and lightning tailed to the Patriots. Traffic backed up for nearly a dampen the spirits of the Lake Brantley Patriots, but the bomb mile in the lightning and rainby Colonials Carlos Sanchez to filled pre-game rush to get to danger to the players from the weather. The fans waited Patiently with none leaving the packed arena. With the lightning fading into the horizon and the rain becoming an annoying mist the stadium lights came on signaling the game to start. Both teams took a fifteen minute warm-up being careful not to give away their game Colonial won the toss of the ' N ational League East W L Pct. OS 84 56 .600 PjDSbtGh 79 55 .590 2 iontreat 76 62 .551 7 I. Louis 72 66 .522 11 :h(pgo 70 70 .500 11 York 84 .391 29 . - . - .1pil ' . - - / . I ' '. '. '. -' 1 .Y ,, . . .- f" . it. 0 .'." , ' ' - le* York (Kobel 6$), .r. . . -_ s - . Robert Carollo zeroes in on Brantley aerial, Steve Iannini defends ' By United Press International Chris Evert Lloyd in Sunday's has been In the second half the factor in all my NEW YORK (UPI) - Roscoe final. you Seminole team came out play," said Tanner. "When swinging. With its defense Tanner may still be flying high "He's made a lot of guys play in the No. 1 match against from his stunning upset of happy," said Gerulaltis of the No, 1 player in the world holding the Evans offense from g Super Swede Bjorn Borg Tanner's win over Borg. "I feel and you do well, It makes you Wednesday but as far as Vitas a little sorry for Bjorn. He is the realize you can play in that away. e was turnedover to Seminole once ,aiuI 09 the Gerulaltis Is concerned, Tanner only player who had a chance at category." simply made everybody else's the Grand Slam fourth uOWfl and left Seminole The U.S. Open title is c but " Job easier. yards from scoring. But, quite frankly, the - Jimmy Connors wants very Gerulaltls, who topped South year-old from Kings Point, badly. The 27-year-old, who On the first carry of the Africa's Johan Krlek Thursday N.Y., is just as happy he's won the Open three times, possession, Arthur Jackson ran to set up the first all-American meeting Tanner Instead of needs a victory here to disprove the 99 yards for the first U.S. Open tennis semifinal In 29 Borg. the notion he's past his prime, Seminole Score, Ills attempt to years, meets the giant-slayer "Obviously, Roscoe's riding a having fallen to Borg In straight run the extra points was Untoday, followed by a confronts- streak but I feel confident," sets at' Wimbledon and stif- successful. tion between defending chLUfl said Gerulaitis, who had ex- feringa number of other sUt .. • s , • £I vans offense StFUCj pion Jimmy Connors and John pressed concern about meeting prising defeats year. back with force, With the McEnroe. Neither he nor McEnroe, Borg earlier In the week. ag o Reggie Rucker, In the opener, Martina lost to Tanner 20-year-old opponent who Gerulaitis has .1 one oC I. yards o a OUCIr charged Navratilova, the two-time only once in Four meetings and scorvu emrrass.. r ii t Wimbledon champion Wnu 'z* big upse wuiwr, •ve that was on a slow clay surface. d It 22-6 never reached the finals here, It was also several years ago been tested here so anything takes on 16-year-old Tracy and Tanner has come a long can happen. Seminole went to the air on Austin, The winner will attempt way since then. Friday, Evert reached the the next possession. With four to dethrone four-tune champion finals by whipping Billie Jean complete passes and the "I really think Wimbledon King, 64, 6-0, In a reversal of Seminoles scored again with their first U.S. Open semifinal the help of Reggie Branch qW eight years ago. receiving a Larry Warren pass -. 1 . King, who managed to ad- from 20-yards out. va 1 finals 1a in the day despite a painfully Evans I", I ,~V.k stiff fleet won only 24 points as Sanford . the 24-year-old Evert ended the E Salely, Branch downed In end It 11 ,, - ~ 7U .JIM 47 onto West W L Pd. os Calif 78 64 .549 14 66 .529 3 Kan City Minn 72 67 .518 411 Texas 69 72 .489 8½ Oticago 60 80 .429 17 59 82 .418 19 kettle Oaktand 4 93 .340 29½ Friday's Results Baltimore 2. Boston 1 Cleveland 9, Toronto • Detroit 6, New York 0 Texas S. Minnesota 4 land 4, Chi 3, 10 inns. lifornia 6, Milwaukee 3 sas City 6, Seattle 2 Today's Games (All Times EDT) at (Stone 9-7) itlmore n (Torrez 14.10), 2 p.m. onto (Stl.b 65) at Cleve. lbs: (Wise 14.7), 2:03 p.m. (Baumgarten 12.8) at d (Kingman 3-3). 4:30 0 - k . Ir Pr . .- JP Td -,-.-..',. . . .. - . ,.. . ., , - . . :' ., , ' '.- .. .',. ., . . • .4. . . . .. / , .-, .. 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"Iralame 4104 Buchhols 24 Spruce Cre* 13 5.30 5.00 3.30 Martinez Glinssvllli 41 Paiatba6 9.60 9.80 Geoveland 30 Lakeland Santa Fe I 4 I.ozs 3,40 Hugs 21 Newport Richly Gulf 6 7 Juan 10' (3.4) "'s' Jail pisc,p.I 7 Hilllard 0 TiNthiami JioJackion 3 Jax Forrest 0 16.11 600 8.10 lAde - . '•"•"""""•"•'•" ______________________________________________ Fifth gain* 6Aluria.YzaiL2O $10 4.00 2Manolo.Vegas 6.40 3.00 3.10 5 Bilbao-Elorza __._____ Milwaukee 3: Kansas City 6. [AFCbm . :: Prep Footba11 ll , .. '" - - a'.... 1 . IlAldana-Clyorl 1.30 Boston signed their No. 1 draft 7 Leque-Arana 0(2.3)21.11, P (2.3) 78.95, 1 (2-3picli, Raymond Bourque, to a threeS 7)311.40: DD (I-I) 235.11. yip' contract. ' 14 . who led tile conference ill rushing last year despite 10th race c i Time 31.41 Barfield is hoping to use 4.10 1 Son Bon Hurry Cribbs and Brooks together in 6.60 3.20 3 Irish Company SIUIIC backfield if the two 4.00 the 2F Ire DrIva 0(1.3) 14.20, P (1-3) 31.10, T (1'3- can steer clear of injury. 2)114.00 Back for his senior year at . 11th Race AS-I4 Time 31.43 qua rt er ba ck is Charlie Trot34.00 8.40 4.O0 $ Gifted Katie 4:50 3.40 man, an excellent ball handling 1 Caregun's Earl 3.40 and option qua rt er ba ck who Hulk Q(I$) 3180 P (8.1) 1337 20 1 1 ' hopes to improve on his passing ' 1'?) 473 statistics in 1t119. Iflh race S Tim* 3$.51 4Win With Wicker 7.00 4.00 3.60 could I,'et But T t 3.60 3.10 iMuck King pushed for playing time by S Black Limo 6.20 (1.4) 14.10, P (4-1) 40.70, T (4-1. sophomores Mike Blanchard of I) 174.80 Fort Walton Beach, Flu., and A-3341; Handle $257,522. i in. i • t i' Char les Thomas o i.uugiasvI - s.d." eo" Hickey hits. scored it run and stole two bases. In other NI, gaines, San I"rancisco defeated Houston, 92, lAis Angeles edged Cincinnati, 6-5, San Diego blanked Atlanta, 8-0, and Chicago nipped Philadelphia, 4-3. In the American Loague, it was Detroit 6, New York 0; BaithIlore 2, Boston 1; Cleveland 9, Toronto B; Calif ornia 6, mise ianu vair wrii dun., IVIWI., IULO., WCU. the fourth game. PeurIItaine 11111, Scott contributed three ___________ __________________ (ions. Aub' rn's running b' attack should be the envy of the SEC with the return of Joe Cribbs, a 190-pound senior from Sulligent ,, ' '' We've' won 10 in a row and battled back and almost won this one tonight," said Montreal Manager Dick Williams. ''Well go out and try to start another streak tomorrow." To go with his game-winning or bowl gaines because ofa two- sophomore, but tie was LUUU year NCAA probationary pored last year by a knee sentence for recruiting viola- jury. . Transactions . It', Ga., or even Irestiman AUBURN, Ala. U l'i Despite having a big and hotshot Bob Berry of Atlanta. Dimly n o e starter will talented group of seniors for the' ' first time since he took over Ili missing from the offensive title 1975, Auburn football coui('tl and Auburn is likely to utilize Doug Barfield is discounting its passing game inure with the pre-season polls that have return of veteran 's'. id e receuvpicked the Tigers to be one of ers Rusty Byrd and Byron the top teams this year in tile Franklin. 'Iick of depth at several Southeastern Conference. ''We are being picked higher positions. IiIclti(lilig quar in the pre-season polls than in tt'i'back and tight end, will be 8 recent years, but our players priority ikiii when we start fall know the polls don't count," practice,'* said Ilarfield. "Our said Barfield. "I (It) detect a lot team can be good if they iiioltt of enthusiasm from the players together as a unit." On defense, the return of and I hope it carries over to our linebacker Freddie Smith to his fa ns." But no Illatter how good the old form should be a big asset. Tigers are, they won't be Smith, it 210-pound senior from eligible for any championships Athens, was all-SEC as a , , . .. Ind race C 3.16 Time 31.42 1 Sneaked By 5.60 4.60 3.20 4 Pier Emperor 25.40 9,80 2 Brokers Reply 5.00 0(1.4) 90.60, P (1-4) 216.30, T (1-42) 449.40 3rd race 83.14 Time 31.47 16.10 6.80 8.00 2 F. Lee Baby 1 Pete Goodbee 8.20 6.20 4 Quick Printer 4.00 0(1.2) 38.00, P (2.1) 119.40, 1 (2-I4) 944.80 4th race E so Time 39.14 13.80 5.20 4.00 5 Golden Ruler 3 Dark Morn 4.20 4.80 7 Six Penny 5,00 0 (3 3 ) 28.80, P (3.3)122.10. T (5.3. 7)375.00 SthraceD1Time3L4 41's Penny Sue 5.00 3.40 2.80 6Ama Mighty Moe 6.40 4.20 7 Blossom Troubles 3.20 0(44) 44.80, P (4-6) 108.30, T (4.4. 1) 353.20 6th race CS-lS Tim* 3l.44 Slrlxshot WOO 11.40 7.60 7 Gold Amber 6.20 4.80 7.10 2J1b Adams 0(5•7) 191.40, P(S.7) 330.40, T (3' 73) 3778.00 7th race A 5.14 Time 31.33 SLR's Best Way 10.60 4.80 3.20 Way 4 Jeanie Do 5 60 7 Mntn Uncouth 5.60 Q(4-5) 32.20, P (5-41 82.20, T (S-4. , Nowhere Oviedo 13 Pelrson Taylor 0 8th race 07.14 Time 45.5) mnissin . ' one "une 'uil not Pahofie. 14 Boca Riton 6 9.00 4.00 2.80 SB. Allspice starting until time fifth gaimme. Palm Coast 36 St. Augustine St. IClaylonD. 3.40 340 Joseph 0 Seabreaze 6 DeLand 0 4.80 4 Fairlea Jill Also back is Jaimmes Brooks, a St. Cloud 20 Claremont 9 0 (58) 13.00. P (5-8) 33.00, T (5-8' 167-pound junior from Warner St. John's 15 Northslde Christian 0 4)164.80 ,,,. , , , , uOuuiflS, uU., %%i10%',BS ,LduIii, Stark Bradford County 1$McClenny 9th race BSlèTime 31.53 0 15.80 6.00 4.20 the nation in rushing and all4 Super Smooth Sun Coast 14 Palm Beach Gardens 6 S Jet Andy 3.60 2.80 purpose running when he went Tallahassee Leon 40 Marianna 0 8.40 3cardlac Cardinal ury last year Tallahassee Lincoln U Live Oak 0 In ,.th a foot 0(4-1) 21.40, P (4.5) 110.10,1(4-S. out faiward Reggie King, the club's top drbill pick In the Itn college draft, to - .- ' .. It 910k AA . . A , . . . A . .- . .... ., ' ' -. . . .'. , v Picked i's Going 1) U3.40 - . . " , Oakland,, Son Diego Go At It Fort Pierce Today Dog Racing Jai Alai •• 1 19 e - Plant City 15 Lakeland Kathleen 8 Rockledge IS Apopka 14 South Broward 33 Hollandale 20 South Dade 7 Miami Edison 0 At Daytona Beach South Plantation 9 Piper 0 Friday night results Southridg. 33 North Miami Beach 6 istrace 0 3.14 Time 31.49 St. Augustine 1$ Englewood 0 SAbkarM. 7.00 4.60 3.60 Stranahan 16 Northeast 6 1 PP'S Gorgeous 4.00 5.00 Tallahassee FAMU 20 Greensboro 8 7 Mr. Able George 5.60 TallhasseeN.Fla.Chr. 6 Jax Victory Q) 14.40. P (9-1) 48.70. T (8.) 7 .1 said a rather disappointed (Consoll kick) "!, .,E-Consoli 22 pan from Fullmer '. % A i:~:._~'',t '_ Evert. "She wasn't hyper, she (kick failed) ig didn't have the old spirit." S,-Jackson 99 run (run failed) Perkins i- ICUUM Ikldeld BY Ufljt,d Press In$erniaUon King spent hours in treatment E-Trlbue 2 run (Consoll kick) games and Coach Tommy Committee came up with a new ryell said of the uIn ranh2l pass from Warren s Prothro resigned before and after she and ,S-Branch C in favor of rule this year which says when clash. "A win agaiibaii-. OP Let's hope the Oakland present Coach Don Coryell. Navratilova disposed of Julie a player fumbles anywhere on counts as much tthe Raiders have read the National Anthony and Sherry Acker, 6-2, The played occurred with 10 the field during a fourth-down of the year ~ u the lu" t Spoumli. . , .... Football Leagues l979 version seconds remalninginthe game play, or during 74. She refused to meet the Recall the last two the year. There's no of the nile book before they i--press d make excuses saying when Oakland quarterback Ken minutes of a half onlythe that Oakland the field at San Diego Stadium Stabler drove the Raiders to the fumbling player is only, "I woke up today with a -" " ~ perm.itted to teams in the NFL" NEW YORK (UPI) , The to face the higHying Chargers San Diego 14-yard line. When he recover the ball. If a teammate stiff neck. I thought I'd be able New York Meta have recalled In an important AFC West went back to pass, linebacker recovers the ball t to after I wed " ", _' " In other NFL games Swldt7 FORT PIERCE- Trinity Prep hopm to open its she walked to the training four pitchers and an Wielder contest Sunday. Woodrow Lowe spun him back to the point of Ole original Houston is at wr . ,Vt I tAA seam, the Chargers, around but Stabler under- fumble. from their Tidewater lam dub room. 1979 football season on a pleaufl note r Seattle at MW04 Xiilimoota,g A. Y Kk In the International League. who have reeled off eight the ball towards the Chicago, Cinclilliti at Bfaloç playing a game against john Carrol Got that Oakland' The pitchers, all rothand- victories In their last nine goal line. Running back Pete The Charger fans certainly Cleveland at Kam New coach John Jarrett makes his debut with the Arnoux Qualiftes yl , - . ers, are Dwight Bernard, Roy regular mmn galnes dWN Banaszak tried to pick up the do. T.shi ale -11 I 13 Tampa Jlf 4 Wa the New York JeU at New .80-nowt, rts. ring like. Saints, and will look to quarterback Byron Perkins MONZA, 'Italy (UPI) L,14Lak. Weir O Lee Jackson, Mike Scott and back to Oct. 2 197L seemed to ball but he fumbled It and tight a blindfolded referee Dallas at San Francisco, N MIf' Immaculate 44 Island to lead his offense, Jay Nicole, Jason Lingle and Frenchman Rene Amon, drIV John Paella. The infielder is have a 2014 victory sewed UP end Dave Casper ended up and the words, VI. Gn Bay at, '.' Chv'Nflan 6 "Immaculate OIiCWIS ing a turhtK-haged ReOgult , Kelvin Chap=. At Un same againd the oNortuniAll: Rai- kicking the ball into the end Deception," were selling brisk- Milwaukee, 9L 1,ads &t Robw Fleming are the Wor ba~kfield starters. '- Y McAilh 34 Coral 51WInOl 111114:1, 5t an unofficial lap record of a time, the Mets activated out dora, but a controversial final zone and pouncing on it for Mirlft island 14 Titusville with ends Bryan go will the line mint On the ly. New York Giants, Wahton... r Bruce Boisclair who had play handed Oakland a 21-20 tying score. Errol Mann then Johnson, and Mitch ng.uer, tackles David Miami Jadulon 13 $oh NOW 10 The Chargers are favored in at D*Git and T" fty1,Jt1:A aldethd for me thafl a triumph whiCh left S8fl Diego LI) converted the pohit after and Sunday's game with the Rat. and Mark Inlefeld, guards Chris Lucas and mars for Sunday's Italian Grand month with fractured right shock. The Chargers then Oakland had Its victory, Qr?W Pwk 30 Jax FNM*W 17 den. . MIInta is at 11hi'41 Clayton and center George Mil iotes. Prix. dropped five of their next six hand. But the "Tt.'s Competition "It's very important," Co. Monday night, "'' Trinity Prop Travels 0(1.7) 50.40; P (1.7) 123.40; 1 0-7. 3) 348.40. A 4481; Handle $244,049. Recalled pit. Slew York Mots clips Dwight Bernard, Roy Lea iaotson, Mike Scott and John Patella and Infielder Kelvin Friday night results Citagman from Tidewater of In. Flrst,ams ter1ational League. 12.20 1,00 Recalled infielder 3 ZateLoza clnnatI 7.40 6,40 R I Santo Domingo from Nash. S NeguiOyarl 4 Echano.Quiola villa of Southern League. 0(38) 58.20, P(3-$) 431.00; 1(34 bsbatbafl Detroit- Signed guard Truman 4) h1631 $ecendgame Ciytor of Kentucky to multl.y.ar. 23.00 7.20 Iso make ood contract and invited 6ClIonIz-OIa 6-60 100 free-agents Michigan forward Alan 2iose-01yari 3.60 Hardy, guard Stan Joplin of Toledo $ZateQuioia 0(2.1)31.41; P (6-2)132.30; T (6-2' and guard Anthony Murray of 43 906.11 Alabama. Third lame Signed secondround Indiana deeft choice Tony Zeno to a multi. $Echano.Urquidl 19.50 S.$O 4.40 9.40 4.40 6ZateDoug yetr contract. -. pi if'. ,'. - '' 4 P .,, it ,~ - ________ -Tampa Jefferson 34 Orlando Jones 0 the seventh inning to lead St. jseattie 2; Texas 5, Minnesota 4; spoiler when Gary Thomasson Louis to a 5-4 victory over the and Oakland 4, thucago 3 in 10 lofted a ninth-inning sacrifice fly to prevent the Re(Ls from innings, Expos. gaining on Houston. "I had Tony Scott in the Pirates 6, Mets 4: Dave Parker's infield single Padres 8, Braves 0: minor leagues and he played Dave Winfield ripped a threegreat for inc." said liapp, who drove in the first of two returned to Montreal this unearned runs in the 14th to run tiommier and drove in four runs and Eric Rasmussen season, ''tIll(i tie's playing great carry Pittsburgh. tossed a five-hitter to lead San now. It couldn't happen to a GIants 9, Astros 2: 'ida Blue scattered six hits Diego. nicer kid." The Expo loss, coupled with and I arry Herndon knocked in Cubs 1, Phillies 3: Barry Foote's one-out double the Pittsburgh's 64, 14- inning three runs with it double and triumph over the New York two singles to give new scored pinch-runner Miguel Mets, dropped Montreal two Manager Dave Bristol his first I)ilone froni first base in the bottom of the ninth to help gaines behind the Pirates for victors Chicago siiap it seven-game the lead in the National I.eague Dodgers 6, Reds 5: Los Angeles ;)layctlthe role of losing streak. Rust. By United Press International beaten the Cards were the most Montreal coach Vern Rapp, acceptable ones to do it so who formerly managed tIle St. they did. Louis Cardinals, knew the Friday, Rapp watched Tony Expos' couldn't go on winning Scott, a player he had forever and if they had to be recruited, loft a sacrifice fly in CROW N. __ ________ - - :: I I. - "b. /957, /I w&w'/,VCE ZWYh6'YT tj , ' Expos Fall Two Games Back P1'C( /N/// - Bartow 43 Mulberry 0 Belle GladeDay 15 Ft. Myers. Chocpawhatchee 14 Tate 7 lot) Colonial 6 Lake Brantley 9 Crestview 2$ Walton County 7 Cypress Lake 6 Punta Gorda. Charlotte 0 Dade City Pasco 27 Zephyrhills 17 Edgewater 34 Winter Haven 28 (01) Evans 22 Sanford 14 Ft. Pierce Westwood U Okeechobee 0 Gainesville Eastside 50 Williston 0 Glades Central 25 Lake North John I. Leonard 22 Gulf Breeze 14 Nicevllle 6 Hawthorne 20 Keystone Heights iS Jax White 30 Jax Stanton 4 • Lake Howell 26 Rlshop Moore 0 P. I Lake Placid 7 Moorehaven 6 lot) Fo ','nrk (@uidrv ii., s Lake Worth II Atlantic 6 DpIt (Morris 13-6), $ p.m. as (MidIch 7-6) at Mm- Lyman 14 Boone 0 k~ (Koosman 18.11), 8:30 Madison 10 r.11ahauee Florida High 4 p. Martin County 14 SatellIte Beach 14-13) *lwauk., (Sorensen aI'CaIi(ornia (Barr 8.12), 10 Mayo 14 Apalachicola 12 Newberry 21 Cron City 7 .: lbnsas City (Leonard 11-9) at Oak Hall 16 Berkeley Prep 11 Sebttle l8annisttr 7.14), 10:33 Ocala Forest 12 Lek* City Columbus Sunday's Games Baltimore at Boston Toronto at Cleveland t4.w York at Detroit was at Minnesota waukee at California cago at Oakland. 2 F ainsas City at Seattle -I lb 10-Game Win Streak Snapped A;',q'7J,,- 'i .'.'., Palmetto 6 American 0 Paxson 7 Fernandina Beach 6 Plant 34 Bay Tech 0 American League East W I. Pct. os 92 46 Wilwauke 43 58 .519 10½ Boston 79 58 .517 121/ 76 62 .551 16 Slew York Detroit 75 67 .528 19 .Øeveind sn 21½ ' -.-----. kt, J ,, Wlldwood 21 Inverness Citrus 0 . . W . ' . t ' - , coo W/Lt Ii V~l Philadelphia at Chicago Montreal at St. Louis San Diego at Atlanta Los Angeles at Philadelphia San Francisco at Houston - : . Sunday's Games / left In the half. . . Los Angeles (Reuss 9.12) at 7.5), 2:15 tlsnta (Matuia 7.8), 1:3.5 P.M. Montreal (Lee 14-10) at St. .ouls (Fulgham 8.4), 8:05 p.m. San Francisco (Whitson 69) 4 Houston (Niekro 18.9), 8:35 .m. 11 I Rlfle -. -. plays la ter (r caught a pass and ran it for a 35-yard touchdown. The versatile ext ra = toil; 15.0 ',qpgg /0 1A Kt .'1' ' San Diego (Shirley 6-14) at - Seminole was again held. A turnover put the Trojans 46, Battl e O IN j Evans and lost, 22-14. the seemingly invincible by Scot consoli was good. B BARRY DILLON After the game, Posey said, Evans' defense. The Evans' defense again Herald Correspondent Early in the game with a 2-0 held Seminole and forced it to "The first game of the season "Evans has a much stronger team than it had last year and I lead, Evans' offense was In return the LXIII at the Evans 49is always te touajeg," tV( It. Or team was slow SmnQ'Ie bead Coae.h Jerry ,00d field position at the yard line. The Trojans offensive Posey before the opening getting started." Seminole 38-yard line. Later, charge brought them to the kickoff Friday night. Seminole was trailing at the Dave McCoy took advantage of Seminole eight-yard line. That Ills prediction came true half by 15-0. (lie field position and m a de the drive was halted and Evans in the second possession of score 8-0 with a pass reception when Seminole played its first punted to Seminole, giving It game of time season against the game, Seminole was held l)' from seven yards out. The kick poor field position. Major jR16, 4i1 incinnati (Bonham rn. Spoils Seminoles ' Plans Gerulaitis, Tanner In CZAAW, - 2:05 14.11) Chicago (Hernandez 4.4), 22-14 Seminole Shocked In Season Opener, Evans - flOM7 _______ Philadelphia (Carlton •, - . Today's Games (All Times EDT) Sburgh (Blyleven 11.5) at Smith of Colonial returned the ,!', , kickoff five yards to his 20 and •i i then Kernal hall moved the ball ' l*I. to the 43 yard line with a well ty. . .1 executed endrun. The Patriots Herald Photos by Tom Hetsel defense then toughened up and forced the Colonials to punt. Patriot FallS t)tlfldle UI) against ram, Grenadiers The Patriots were held to four downs when Tony Costantine Haley was also very proud of failed to connect on his first able to overcome its opponent's where it was to remain for the balance of the game with both his newly refurbished football pass attempt. defensive efforts. Brantley senior line backer teams resuming play in the field which has been rain The Colonials then penetrated soaked for nearly an hour their deepest into Patriot Paul Orofino sparked the middle of the field, A disappointed Coach Jim before the game was able to territory but a fumble and a patriots' deepest drive in the penalty moved them back into third quarter when he in- Haley quickly recovered his start and when play was their own ground and then tercepted a Sanchez pass on the composure to discuss with finished it still looked nearly Sanchez failed to connect with Colonial 31 and the Pats moved reporters how this was a great new. The field had drained well his first pass attempt and the tile ball to the 14 yardline but a game and it was a shame one and was like a dry turf with Colonials had to kick the ball motion penalty set them back to team had to lose, lie said both virtually no sliding or falling away. Jeff Williams snagged an the 19 where two incomplete teams played good football and that would be expected on a interception to take the ball passes into the end zone ended that he could not pick an out- rain-soaked gr idiron. "It's the away from the Pats on the the Patriots' last serious standing player but considered best field in the state," quipped second possession of the ball. scoring attempt. his entire defensive squad as Haley, as he ducked into the dressing room. The Colonials drove to the With 11:16 left in the ball outstanding. Patriots 14 but could not game the Colonials scored from Coach Haley confidently overcome the outstanding the Patriots 39 with a pass from commented to the many fans Colonial 0 oo Lake Brantley 0 0 0 00 defensive effort put forth by the Sanchez to Lannin. The extra who asked about the LymanPatriots. The balance of the point attempt by Vance Broome Brantley game next week that C- L.annini 36 pass from Sanchez first half was played near the 30 was wide to the right of the the Patriots would bring home a (ailed) (k yardlines with neither team uprights leaving the score 6-0 victory from that encounter. nipped Toronto, 9-8, Detroit [)all Ford drove in three runs Tobv Harrah delivered an By United Press International homer of the year. Boston Jim Palmer believes at least answered with a run in their blanked New York, 6-0, Texas RIU single to cap a six-run with a two-run homer and a edged Minnesota, 4-3. up rising in the ninth and lift single and Nolan Ryan tossed a one Oriole isn 't getting the half of the inning when Jim four-hitter to propel the Ai1es Cal iforni a beat Milwaukee, 6-3. ('eveland over Toronto. Rice blasted his 35th homer recoiition lie deserves. Kansas City topped Seattle, 6-2. Tigers 6, Yankees 0: over the Breers. "Gary Hoenicke has been with two out. cart Yastriemski laced three and Oakland defeated Chicago. Rookie Bruce Robbins corn- Roals 6, Mariners 2: great offensively and defen4-3, in 10 innings. Rookie Craig Chamberlain , 4sively and tie's been the key,'' singles to move within two of billed with Jack Bhlltngham on in National League ganies, a six-hitter and Ron l.4Flore 1, pitched an eight-hitter and said Palmer Friday itight, after the coveted 3,tX)0 hit plateau. lie Roenicke's leadoff home run in singled in the second and fourth Chicago nipped Philadelphia, 4- and lAw hitaker (trove in two John \%athan triggered a fourrun sixth with it two-rufl double the seventh inning snapped it 1-1 itiI1i1iS and added a single in 3. San Diego defeated Atlanta. runs apiece to pace Detroit. 8-0. Los Angeles topped to power Kansas City. ('incin- Rangers A. Tiiis 3: tie and lifted the Orioles to a 2-1 the ninth, but was thrown out victory over the Boston Red Sox trying to stretch it into a double. nati, 6-5, Pittsburgh beat New Runup Wills singled home A's t, White Sox 3: Shortstop IIarrN Chappas 'Liii swinging the bat real York, 64L in 14 innings, St. Mickey Rivers in the ninth and for a 10-game lead over IA)U1S topped booted a grounder by Jeff well,'' he said. ''I think it might Montreal, )-4. and Jiuuu Ierii survived a shaky Milwaukee in the Al East. San Francisco defeated IlousSaturday against bottom of the ninth to record his Newman with the bases-loaded Baltimore jumped to a 1-0 he tomorrow i tOn. 9-2. and none out in the 10th to lift Mike Flanagan I.'' 24th save for the Rangers. lead in the fourth then E(l(lie left-hander lndiais 9. 111th' Jays 8: In other gaines, Cleveland Oakland. Angels 6. Rrevrs 3: Murray led off with his 22nd NOW San Diego 8, Atlanta 0 Los Angeles 6, Cincinnati 5 Pittsburgh 6, N.Y. 4, 14 inns. St. Louis S. Montreal 4 San Francisco 9, Houston 2 ' , - Hero9 . Roenicke 0's Un 'PE AN //4' cZ'Y t'F' Friday's Results Icago 4, Philadelphia 3 ' ' West W L Pct. 08 80 61 .567 80 62 .563 'J 67 74 .415 13 62 80 .437 18/3 59 83 .415 21'/3 55 85 .393 24½ loustOn mcI .o.. Mg Fran a .a,I Diego itIta . ' , coin and elected to receive. Dan - - s un g I/V /1/5 A, 97-,q0/;r P6BO7 tAr YEAR cyt NFL 7E.4' OAREP O/P,R 77/AN H/ /O// '5 -3 RECO " 4'/N5 4VE or 74'E RoLAR E.4O/) ANP - the stadium for what may have that the weather would not stop been the most exciting game of the game. the season in Seminole County. There was a 45minute delay The fans filed into the stadium in getting the game started as with their many colored WTh the officials wanted to make brelias and rain gear confident sure that there would be no In On 3,000th Hit LAYING IT ON THE LION by Alan Mover Bgseball 6-0 Cliffhanger To Colonial Zeroes Yaz SCOREBOARD Sunday, Sept. 9, 1979-9A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I,- - •' - -, , Exchange -- •..,, . MT , S. ORLANDO WEST ORLANDO 21NIAR 5$ WIlT COLONIAl. TEXAS AVE. 7825 8. Do Kos. TRAIL AT SAND LAO. ALTAMONTE SPR*$$ DELANO 111,821111111NEE LIESBUNG FOREST CITY MD. WOODLAND BLVD. ST. AT THACKER AVE, AT U.S. HWV. 441 A 27 r,. - - -. - - - --..- SANFORD CASSELIERRY U.S. HWY. 17.82 AT AlF~T KV0. . - ,,.- U-111,HWY. 17-92 NEXT TO JAI-ALAI FRONTON S.E. OR AT CURRY FORD - - �1' EveningHerald, Sanford, Fl. OA-Ev.nIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Sipt., 17 I-_____ Legal Notici - j p ye,. ___ UIVUIIISI..I.. CLASSIFIED ADS YI I Youths pr __ ' - P1.uuuuuu •. - L..OrIv. :;-' Iranian •. A 11 . Heart Park exercise éourse to be built on Sanford's lakefront got a big boost Friday when Seminole Memorial Hospital employees presented $1,210 raised In a recent walk-a•thon to Donna Feuerhahn of the Junior Woman's Club of Sanford (center) sponsor of the project. From left, representing the various teams participating, were Junita Bradley, respiratory therapy; A flEKl riir - Minister Hashame Ott&I at bbN IN AND aIrp)Tt sMd. QIef government is THE CIRCUIT COURT COUNTY. upokesnan Sadeq Tabstabil FLORIDA CASE NO. 7'cA.17K a1io was petietit. The ttree men, dressed In AUSTIN HOLLADY, PlaIntiff, BOOSTED I • nurs.ng, 1st TrimisterabOFtJOft4100' Gyn Clintc-$S Pregnancy test, 31-Business Property - out of the terminal PiA aWl,,, McDONALD Individually as Trustee of ORANGE NAVAL buUng, got Into a blue van waitingoutsfdeandwere driven 41-Houses guard of armed men on assignees, trustees. grantees, .- ...., ii i s. A- nne iuaflei., .5 aviary Li uawraj. creditors. ilenors, or other claimants claiming by, under or through A. A. McDONALD; and L. A. RAULERSON. individually • 41-Houses h 5 L d MIAMI (UPI) - A chilling nlneormoresuchcrimesgoing "Michael Smith" and was "Certain chanáes had taken charged with sexual battery. place atthe murder snea with laborer, arrested after a back to 1973." As police pulled out dusty But a Dade County police the pessage of time, and he daylight rape on a downtown sidewalk, has begun talking files of unsolved murders - spokesinanaaldonThursdsyhe polntedoi*tho.scliangesrlgl* 1W. far he has confessed to seven prostitutes - one detective cellandsaldhewantedto talk. •iuic 1' i ,..u1 .nal rtaan MIV1 vvih 5 ,.*. ,ira.nu I," 444 gI L.. zm ouvrs. Florida coroortlon. it living.L or _ £uwI i .1 uau • V E .1 i rn, Victims of the four Browsed . and If either or both A. A. MC- FICTITIOUS NAME Senior couple looking br unfurn art. Reasonable. Call 031-5963 "' _____________________ ORRELL SERVICES 21-SItuations 2arpet BR:0. to everything. Asking $33,150. 321. nted work.Largeorsrnaii , ,, ca , ,-.. a.., - year s could be Imp11 cated in -- -. --- w ri v'u r1 vw I I I - - -- - .1.• . 1 I I I dock home. 322-0216 aft o p.m. _______________________ - & Saturday. 323-7511 I ' -- - I - I - Il E I V' I • A It h I I I _w - _______________________ . _______________________ v. • 2ND MORTGAGE j REAL ESTATE .r. 1 - LOANS UP TO $30,000. Call: 3334412 liazerFinanclalServlces I -_______________________ r 3 BR, 1 B w-ciosid In carport for FR. Gas heat fenced yd. $26,300. Owner Realtor Paint & body shop on 2 corner lots w-2 BR apt. attached in ideal location. Owner will rent w- new: paint, carpeting & vinyl tile. Pan. FR, cedar porch & 1g. 011340 w-privacy fencing. rm• coiort •-" cx aer or & 1 yr. old roof for 129 930 2400 + SQ FT In this newly painted 3 BR beauty w-C H&A. new ww ea -• i d j REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES NEEDED I'inCh Ave. ____________________ SALES RECEPTIONIST • t% u*tn Peg Real Estate Broker 3210759 Aft. HrS. 332 7641, 3224569 Longwood. 3 BR, 2 bath, huge corner lot. Privacy fence, at. tached garage, S yrs. old $55,000. FHA, VA. _________ 1011111 RIALTY' REAL1OR' .70lldg. -- 3390309' 339 05011 E. Attamonte Dr. HI-WAY FRONI Close in but county taxes. Two rental homes on property. Good growth area potential. See our beautiful new BROAD MORE, front I rear BR's. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3503 Orlando Or. LOVELY HOME STONE ISLAND Custom built, exquisitely decoqated, 3 Bdrm, 2½ baths, immaculate, slate foyer, marble fireplace in LR, brick fireplace in Fla. room, large oak trees, overlooks Lake Monroe, much much morell Priced right at 3COMMERCIAL PARCELS 1) 1.4 anal Blvd. (Iii 323.5200 43-Lots-Acreage -- Sanford.Lk. Sylvan Area, 7 residential lots of which I are water front. $63,500. only *135.000. JUST REDUCED $2,000 4 Bdrm, 1 Bath nice older home, nice neighbors, bus stop at front Terms. William Maliczowski, Realtor 322 7953. FISHERMEN'S PARADISE I On beautiful St. Johns River. 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath, 60x24 doublewide in lovely well-maintained Leisure World Mobile Estates. Immediate possession. All this ACRES for only $21,500. thin 1v CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST H _AIOVE ESTATE AND ALL THU ASOVI ESTATE AND A1.L OTH.R PERSONS INTERESTED OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THU ESTATE: IN THU ESTATE: Your only Initial Invielment Is thstths undersigned ALP., INC., a your tlme. so liec$ing or Florida corporation and DOWNS delivery. Complete, Istirougli, PROPERTIES, INC., a Fiori tree traIning. Advancement at CorporatIon, desirl to engage In ix_- grantlather, you re a foUler, ao -_ath u. .ve aho4d take core ci lab.d for that ' lumlosle Cst$y,_Florida, Probeta ,,rii., Prelate DIvIolon, ttw ad. lien. the adios. f wlik$i Is ict is i.rw p et "Grpadpsr.sta cards ,or a in seminete c.1,w,, pi.,te. NSNCS PUBLIC NOTICE maIl Duplex unfurnislied. No Is9gij gp,a' ,p 4en Simon. Waisba of the Cord the pr*4r" p' 11."Pub. Plories 11131 The sam. and U ___ -. "I don't imow who ho's trying that Grantsreda Ds31 cords peigned for grudpereetal ci 'rior,y's oM. to, i he's trying to ranch senior SI i1 OR ci .," .rt ci 6444433 LOCH ARBOR 214 Forest Dr. 4 BR, 2 bath, swimming pool. sorvac.o. o , i- i, $ OR a' - - 1*305. Terms sale, will carry contract. 322. ty: W air conditIonIng. 5* me. , Call 323.1192 _____ loin the fu Reai Estate Office in __ of junk" td n.ho hoes about ft' abs Ws U, lad thsqh abs th - It w a b Li J iii namIr ivianiunu CL -._ I *VflN WWW : ' , , - lbs Null ie uts ,odi' end 1W SInSUII CIsIuSSI. N lbs ImSd N Is Ret yst d*enIt wiN -_ del *01W 15*1st If *00 Se st If the lilies ceathisiat eSga d, . - - - ___ 1y stiles Is ssiwud. *5 isiwlly *011 -L-JIIUS. 1.rWa. Pour aecisar ,sçps,t services lie fends $sØ 13, at iu'-t a. ___ g' _____ NThI uosativs divide' ii lbs . - --_ ISbsboIdod.ssm - COUNTY. FLORIDA. NO. 794*.C143.K DAVID IVAN PROSE, .. . *0 'v '" - 555fpJ$ ' fJ' ' - " 05' ecibsis ust*ffik en easoiien :ilhowI.m. prepooty rlugspP'IurIl UI1inIhe' *5 ptet thl4ri,Ias N. "'wat Jitiwi*. . ASSUME 7.lSpCt. MORTOAGE. I US I I mobile Very clean _____ api .,__i!1 *5 -- JOYCE ANN PRO$L O WHON IT MAY CONCIRN *5 _ 1-_'I REALTORS 2110$anlordAve. 322-7972 ____ Spqst C H&A, w-w carpet, fenced yd in quiet residential V1. IPP WARRANTED. $457051 ____ TN. P01ST. PIIkICASN OF ?*$NOTlCI,fefIIsony ___5 ___ - ____ Ad Wm S NP! ilIbli d - ¶ho.,oMmes jjI Publish 1*9, im shell be ulWd. The ANpeums01o4IsOR Wile .te*0ma cepy * Woirlty deposit. Needy 919 Oak Ave. messi. CUlT, IN AND FOR SIMINI ATUTI. eS ssssmllbey *00 be FL eioem. isperme.,vs ' Tr . 'l"- .. . *tablI 1705 sq ft of living. oos. wiws ' .. • REAL ESTATE 'OPTIN. YOU'LL LIKE THE CiiI.m 4 SR. 3 I home In Idyliwlidel super pool & ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS 3)0 Sanford Ave. 322-3791 INC. REALTOR 323-1533 FIREWOOD DELIVERED Eve. 322-0612,322-1311, 322-7117 Oak $50 cord-mixed load $35. 331-4153 -our lot or yours. MAKE ________________ ho In atrt . ci _d --" - 1 uT1,L Ie'jJJft1 V*a W 5..WI.i01*SONA. '.• 11ums .. ivas...gn DOORS FOREVER! -- We are offering their $50,000 inventory of new furniture, badding, & GE appliances & TV5 at DISTRESS PRICESII Public & Dealers invitedl SALE IN PROGRESS TODAY at: Orlando Wholesale Furniture 01st. 2500 Industrial Slvd. oft Silver Star Rd. bokind Color Wheel Paint, 4 blbs. west of 441. 29g. 2375. Open daily 9-4, Sun. 124 FURNITURE. bEDDING EASY TERMS with store financing I No one in Orlando.Sanford refused credit if you will pay ¼ down) Lii us help you area 2435', S. French (il-fl) Sanford _____ WORlbetpi11iV01*Is 1*193W ñ _ir au,,,.- sm.,, • nu I - . owner I La LW IV Lilt. ., pesrsdaia ho' Ijuututd: _ . W%f PIiodU aid ' ANYTIME i_:i ___ /Il', , ya cedWsatdieat MuItIp Listing 5ervJc :- W.GvedtWHle. *W.Cemerc*l P,one3fl7l61,Sanford ./ - -- ' __________ - . :' "' r -. _111_ __ - - ___ - ir-t-Jr_ Øi b -. __L#1 **$ rif-a_ _____ S t1**.Wssr -_ 1 ' _ - .__ '-I-._ei-.----.as. -. ____- _____ ' ,. -." .. .---.-.-. -- -. •_ Furniture Salvage. 17.92 So. of Sanford. 337.0721. : ------ - .. L JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'69 to '75 models. Call 339.9100 or 534- 4405 (Dealer) I • a I =1S - I . Air Conditioning - Air Conditioning, Heating, Eiectrical, Plumbing ServIcel Repair. Call Larry for Free Est. 47)4794 Lic., Bonded a. Ins. , Central Heat & Air Cond. Free Est. Horns Rspalrs __________________________ Used color TV set 1970 model. Zenith 23" works good, $125. Free Delivery. Sanford Fur. niture Salvage, 17.92 So. of _______________________ 53-TV-Radio-Stereo HANDYMANG EN. HOUSE. HOLD REPAIRS FROM CUR. TA1N RODS TO PATIOS, CARPENTRY.PAINTING.SPRINK. LERS. 3236744 ANYTIME. - ___________________ Handy Paul, has truck will travel. Call Carl Harris at SEARS, Sanford 322-1771 ___________- Wants to make small household repairs, carpentry, painting & Alan's Appliances RefrigerationA.CR., ,,,1, _______________________ Licensed. 3230039 Certified Lawn & Landscape Sanford. 322172). _________ FREE ESTIMATES __________ 15' Wood Boat, 25 hp Motor Trailer, etc., 327.6447 TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook S1E. 1stSt.,3n.s7 ___________________________ __________________ 59-MJskalMerchaIxlise .-._____ Room Additions - remodeling general home repairs. no lob too small. Call 323.9463 - anytime. - Bundy Flute, excellent condition Perfect forband, $123 . 323-1234 Culbranson Pianofor sale Exc. COed, Deltona 574-4342 Thomas Organs, Pianos, Guitars, amplifiers, drums etc. Bob Balls Discount Music Center. 2202 French- Ave 327-2235. -LaGSI'dIn _______________________ FILLOIRTITOPSOIL YELLOW SAND Call Cark & Hint 333-7* _______ ___________________________ ABC Concrete. Patios, driveways & add ons. Quality work, no lob too small. 1911914. Csi'aiic lIn ' ___________________ Alternations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery I 1n$ng$ RII$Ir Painting by Anthony Corino, In. tenor, exterij' qualified in all phases._ FreeEst.Call327 0071. Free Est. 323-1704. ____________________________ Pholop'aøiJc Welboidts Camera Shop Sales, passport photos & fast repair suvice. 3324101. _____________________ .'oomlng$s,duo • Dog I Cal boarding, beHJng, clipping, flea control. Pet supplies, dog houses, Insulated, shady inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air cord. cages. 332-5153. _______________________ 1 Man, quality eperatiep, yrs. exp. Pat 115, Driveways etc. Wayne Seal, 337.1331 ! I CIASI I . r' 32$ $160 Praisurs si*i ________________________ Root, homes, mobile homes, elc. lInma. 151. LA*U POOL PlUMS, içLUsousi*na. ICITY WATER .d SEWER INCLUDED S ADULT ONLY aid PAMILY SECTIONS Mowing & discing, cultivation dItch bedil chopped. All service reasonable & pronset, Realtors our specialty. Good ref. 349.5177. R&R Pressure & $tem Cleaning. _____________________ __ ....0.n FOR LESS THAN RE SANFORD Custom Office Cleaning, commulcal, new const. Licensed, bonded a. insured. Quality ser. vice everytime. Ph, 323-0541 or _____________________ ANIMAL HAVEN - - Oilics CISSIth1 _________________________ Custom Painting & detail trim. MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty, 25 yrs. Exp. 54.•343, MOOIUON DISPLAY PA*I TNI$1 PIATUIBS: .9. ____________________________ 222.0707 Plane$1$ OWN Yarddebris, Trash Sgt. Peppers Painting Service. ' - • Hauling Tyson Cement Drives, patios, walks & etc. LICENSED 569-9433 _____________________________ 'essmsklng I ' 321-0091 ApplIances I MIsc. (LOCAL) 349 5371 Carpentry 2fl7Hwy.17-92 Sanford, Fla. 32771 __________- 3335719Mowing Beauty Ca ROBSON MARINE LI -- . $1350 FIRM 323.6443 322.5990 __________ Skiglegarogedsv,c.mpla'e SsnIid*idS ndo327.W7' ____ __ loris washer & matching dryer. Like new $500 pr. Sanford sideby side refr.. CI - . --• _______________________ Sears Kenmoreheavy duty copper - - "ALANO$t$PJIMARKST". 1LMøIsAvs..SauN1st ..-- -..': '74 FIAT 175 Sanford Furniture Salvage. 17.92 I L*TCI OROKIS 1972 LIncoln Continental Ex. cond.for sale, $650 119W. 17th St. suite, II I SIISLIR R1AL'!Y1 i.4. Aft 5, 323.50:9 cars, trucks & heavy equipment 3230497 Phllco S'S copper tone refrIgerator wice maker. Like new. $500. oqulpmaw. 2431 S. Sanford Ave. 41i Open Twn, thr Sat. JOIN TNI ONE THAT'S NO.11 , '69 RSCamero 307 V.5, auto lair, $650 MASTER CHARGE ', Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES MONROE REDUCED TO . ueaIng Ave. $110.SanfordFurnituresalvage. 17.92 So. of Sanford. 322.S721. $35,105. OWNER LEAVING STATE. cI'4 II. SANFORD AUCTION • 1215 S. French 323-7340 dresser, mirror, chest & bed. 3 SUOROOM 1½ lATH, SCREENED PORCH, AIR CON. DITIONEN, OVER SIZED LOT. QUAY LOCATION NEAR LK. NH - ______________________ IHADID CONNER LOT. I61.*. 5: Salvage. 17.92 So of Sanford. 322. $721. establish iocsl credit. We deilvee In Sanford. WHIGHAM FURNITURE CO. 2309 So. Orange Siesson Trail, Orlando, Florida., 543-1505. MAYFAIR AREA IN SANFORD. VIRYMODERNIUD100MS lanleets med weU.nown• pre-. chairs. $75. Sanford Furniture BR FIRM! 323.5214. 1967 Cadillac, good radio, new battery, new alt., needs cx. pipe. Runs Good, 5150. 915½ Maple $ CASH DOOR PRIZE $ VISA 55-Boats&Acies WINTER PARK FURNITURE CO. HAS CLOSED THEIR The Real Estate Agency Inc., Realtors s FR PP, N klt.,D1 & ____ a-I-,._. MLS (((Ct)) A WISH, now 3 51,31 323.6593 New S pc dinette set. Table & 4 BUY, SELL, TRADE 311-31SE.First$t. 322-5422 3 BEDROOM, CENTRAL NEAT & All, CARPORT. PINECRE$T $32,100. ASSUMABLE MON. TOAGE. WPUR 311,1W I home in Lb. M5s'Yl C NIL ww CaVPOS. ii. Buy & Sell New& Used Furniture walnut brakes, muffler, sticker, air not hooked up. 25 pius MPG. $650 liquidations. Mixture of modern & antique. Something for everyone. FURNITURE & THINGS WILSONMAIER FURNITURE ______ ___________ 333-1324 consignments estate 196$ Ply. Valiant w-1973 6 cyi., at, new tune up.carb, shocks, misc. Call Paul Hunter. 339-4331. REALTY WORLD. ahn S Rockwell table saw, also loca ___________ SG-Msceilaneous for Sale excellent neighborhood. Good sIzed LR 101, + screened patio & view of lake lust across the street. AskIng price in low 30's. Definitely worth a look. WHY NOT Create your own grand Pwmeorco.wert ff115 estate '0 fl Furniture Salvage, l7.2 So. of Sanford. 3221721. OUT OF BUSINESS SALEII 1 wh lets of home 'r New Butcher Block & Chrome contemporary LR tbls. Orig. retail 569.95, NOW 110. Sanford pc Tuesday I Saturday at 7:30. It's the only one in Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 904.233. 531) for further details. the rafters with excess mer chandise for auction including Load of old lurniture from thi 30's; DR 3. BR suites, chests dressers, tables, plus lot of offici desks & stack chairs. 1 yr. oh So. of Sanford 333.5731. - A REAL GOOD BUY 3 BR home on quiet cul ds sac in $C. 51-Household Goods 4 Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCT1OtJ every flue to weather conditions Laboi Day Auction was cancelled Consequently we are loaded It Top Dollar Paid for lunk I used m i Est. r5 0 AsMerd Pnspiuly meets within test a' remwwe.. WITHIN THREE . $ ' Let 17, IlS C, St. JetWIS RMV ii.et roetativ.i ais.,iay Tuesday, October 16th. Call Marie Richter. 3276903. Hwy.92, 1 mile west of Speedway, SUPER AUCTIONS SMON.. SEPT. 10,7 PMi New 10 pc modular LR suite. $355. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.92 So of Sanford. 3221721. WILL BUY EXISTING lit & 2nd MORTGAGES. 1. Legg, Lic. Mtg. Broker, $23 No. 4.0 Wymore Rd., Altamonte. lIke new, double garage. Sacrifice $69,900. Many extras. 6714517. 3234061 or eves. 323-0517 hod woth granchnctbsr, In St. ART LESSONS water color, acrylic & crafts Starting -- - DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION allowed. EXCEPTIONAL VALUE $20,900 "THE LAND MAN" .1. MANN REALTOR 3657273 &Sokl Maitland Howell Estates, 1021 Manchester Cr. 16x32 pool, 4 BR, 2 bath, screened porch + FR, REALTOR )-Autos for Sale Call Dell's Auction, 373.5620. fl-Junk Cars RemoveC 41-A-Mortgages Bought M. Unsworth Realty Barber shop Includes all equip. mint, commercial bldg. and 72'AUCtIOfl __________________________________ For Estate Commercial & Resi. clential AuCtiOns & Apprasals. price. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792 S.of Sanford 3225721 catch up back payments & buy FHA.VA, FHA 2331245 t -: '77 Toyota. ig bed, pu, Sspd. AC, radio, topper 13995. 3234473 mon., r,cw .iicriprgng equity. 322-0216. REALTY, INC. REALTOR$30.$lOO Build to Suit 79-Trucks-Trailers WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. niture Salvage. 322 *721. KENMORE WASHER-Part,, HAL COLBERT, REALTY baN.. -2 and 3ys old - the us LI I IWI I 5WL WI UV4lI• U ,,, said. thorn Thomas spinet organ, $700; cx pandable buffet fbI., walnut finish 21' x 10" closed, opens to 40" x 10', $150; Conoestoga pop. up trailer, comp w.stOVe, ice box, wardrobe & furnace, best Losing your home 1. credit?J will ** 2 story downtown store bldg. over 13,000 sq. ft. $44,900. Terms arranged. Currently leased. Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3866 or 3237710 ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top Prices Paid Used, any condition 644 5124 47-RealEstate Wanted throughout. QuIet neighborhood. Call Harvey Morris after hours 0624333. k Plumbing Fixtures 330x660 5 HIGH & DRY. Large oaks, pine & palms. Close in, paved streets, zoned agriculture, horses GENEVA 3.2 acres 330' on paved frontage. $37,000. lOpcI.dwn. By owner 345-3495. eve. 349-5451 • unit apt house, 124.500. Motorcycle 175 Harley Davidson, very low mi. Good cond., must sell $600. Before noon 339 0556 25fl South Park Used DELTONA $30,100 p: .NtNMOTIVATID 2 BR, I bath home, newly painted inside a. out with new carpeting 78-Motorcycles Don't Despair Or Pull Your Hair Use A Want Ad. 323.2611 or 131. Bldg. Material. 322 5659 5005. Sanford Ave. 117,900. Call fowl Call 322.1624; 3224160 9991 Love seat Green Gold, 105; swivel rocker (blue & green), $50; Ping Pong table. $10; Rattan bar (new), $100; 2 rattan stools. $60. All very clean, 1908 French Ave. 322.1792. Removed BUY JUNK CA RS From 1)0 to $50 Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture, Refrig., stoves, tools. 7 acres Lake Sylvan. $40,000. Best Pup Tents Sale $9.99 ia No one, It would seem, could illogical. iblv "You have a '1 or F . fl-Junk Cars Cash 322-4132 Sanford Electric Inc. INC. REALTORS 530.4633 or 33.47%i eves. of house, eat in kitchen. Owners anxious. Excellent investment. Buy Good Used Furn Appliances. FORREST GREENE Everything in excelient cond. 542.500. FOR RENT SERVING SANFORD FOR OVER SOVEARS VA& FHA Financing 43 BR 2 B, 2 story home, $12,100. , Ref.. washers, dryers, rangs, air conditioners. All used ap pliances carry 30 day warranty. to offer. $31 9501.- 42-Mbile Homes ZONED COMMERCIAL i,c. REALTOR, MLS '3 BR 2 B home 4 acres terms. Markham Woods Rd. $130 QOO. 2 BR, 1W B 2 story townhouse. Lg. , I BR- S15t up. Pool. Adults only, bli yd, pool, C H&A, $31,000. - -en Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport •0 acres Paola Markha m area. Easy terms. • -Blvd. on 1742 in Sanford. Caii Terms •j I 4 ----,,,.',,,.r,ner s V,,Iage. 5 acres on Orange Blvd in Paola. Onh, $24,450 Owner will carry 'ST!MPE* - AGENCY ________________ -w Pd. dowi REALTOR 322-4991 • 3!-AprnlmentsFurnished ntustriai Property. near MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE _______________________ 3 Hwy 16 Ii Country Club Rd. ' -- Managenint potential with fast moving company. We nied aggrsssive people with personality & good phone voice. Salary + commission. Call New & Used Appliances 68-Wanted 2630 Sanford Ave. 24 HOUR(H 3229283 w-FP,terrlfickit&lovelyfenced replacement costs at lust 144.900. VA- F HA.235- Con. Homes Low Down Payment BATEMAN REALTY S. Sanford super assumption 1½ pct. Sanora Estates, 3 BR, 2 bath, split plan. 6 yrs old. Pool planned, large lot. Pool & tennis in family community. $13,500. Call Alan Zarch Medel Inc., Realtors. 644.3013, aft hrs. $96- IA23. 5G-Miscellaneous for *5 BR 28, 2 story home $43,000, Sanford GracIous living. Rbat -- rcvtt CoUrt, thIs Court on the 4th daY a' s.ø. Wanted Desk CIVIIL Full time. Ions tO cordancew9thprovls1onsol the URT SEAL) Flctftio Name Statutes. To-Wit: *zthor H B.ckwith Jr Application being taken for SectIonIlS.09 Florida Statutes 1931. Clerk of ircult court wsltresaes & cooks. Apply In 51g. kIng Merritt, Jr. By June I Curtis Holiday Inn of Sanford on Pubiioh: August 19,24, September Clerk As Os Lake Monroe. s.,9 197 _____________________________________________________ publish , , DIMeS DEN.30 - -- - -IN THU CIRCUIT COURT POS CIRCUITIJRT. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA or port time. Apply In p.m DIVISION Hol'' inn .4 & 5* PROMYI DIVISION ' Pile NIMBSr 79439-CF i r raflge,drape$, part. furn. Super 3lassifIedad,thesooneryouwill . penn WSItTNIIL entered against you for the relief SOCIAL ST 0 ES emotional. news m I I I I "" mood has £ money in your wallet! Sale - 41-Houses Cash for your lot' Will build on your lot or our lot. V Enterprise, Inc. Medel Inc., Realtor 644 3013, i______ _____ with a razor roping a He gave the name of DOLL HOUSE pretty 3 BR boasts fencedcorIot,featuresree.Y -- y O*i $3,000 dwn S assaim. mart. Approx $230 me No Available for Housework cash from Friendly Home a litOaged In busineis at It. '3, p.o. VS died, to the unknown heivl, AUTOMOTIVEMACHINIST ' and strangulation of 43..yearold dead July 27; Cathy Moore, 14 Box 364 Sanford, FIa 32771 dSVIses, assIgnees, trustees, Parties Call 323-3156 from loto man - has been charged with body was found beside a Jean Qixnznlngs,19,founddead fictitIous name of EMERALD claimants claiming by, under or _______________________ - MachIne, 301 E. 25th Fl. Exp. coimtsofmurderandslxcounts MI I ho y-fr nge benefits. .rsnu p w,w Intend to register said name with DONALD and L..A. RAULERSOt.. a wie .y was , • .1 WJ 1SW ,,. of W £V1 15U1W& UI IJUUIII1 ZUlU £UWIWVIIU the Clerk of the Circuit Court aon for the appointment iu pouce w we scenes oi iour Jul" and A'"'ust sex s1a""a of trustee for ORANGE ExperIenCe desired. GOOd Couple wanted to work on poultry Lauderdale Thursday night for School. 56n,e County, Florida in,•c successor ,, ,, , insurance, vacation, cr ; of the attacks. NAVAL STORES COMPANY, a vnaflfl farm. traer avaa.e A. in f 1i..,1.) , ,. 5 I,,..4,.,, 1w L' ii I ."w J •'' 'a". ,,UCaiaanwi w,,..ACi Wm, ,uw P otit shari A'ly in 0.. un Poultry Farm inc. P.O. lox 453, Miami and Broward County F(, u.er...e. __ The young women's murders Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: dIssolved Florida corporation, has Orange City, Fla. (904)-775-3$33. section saoe Fiorida Statutes 1951. been tiled Neinst YOU and you VI __________________ wcu pouce wu uCy au Law. ..ry1.2 .t I 4 He showed some signs of ek required to serve a copy of your thed ,off a wave () $1Q. D. , pvuC wr.1,en defenses. if any, to it On A. him to two more sex slayings remorse," said Miami Sgt. w.iii i.uc&O%W r ui i.uuvna.i over Wanted -I ShIrley A Lee ramurders filed but ha __________________ 322.4Wl. - - *011505, P. A., Altorneys f being th. rapid were bisteis DI car with ne Fert Iaudsrdale CLERKTYPI$TS Plaintiff, whose adàeN IoU East , s and we are investigating Most were " the police severely by mobs of young _____________________ L vingston Street, P.O. Box 3146, .°"' Broward i LPN. Fuuit,melpertt me. App y WPM. gin office skills. we pay them," said a wiami pouce a .drlfter In the Dade.Broward ju SPACIOUS 2 story excIting 3 BR, 2 B, POOL home on over ½ acre ______ native of Greenville, Ii, ownisnd was incited quality construction. 591.500 179,900. 4 4 4 4 4 4 power. rOl - Iflvef 'M.F.N-VIt. H. Ernest MOIRIS Sr. tifvIeW5 9 to ii AM & ito 3 PM SOUTHLAND BUILDING FIGHT INFLATION Mondthru Thursday. F s 3 BR, C lISA. privacy fenced bk yd., eat in kit. Owner anxious! BUILDER. 322.2217. OnnI pile no longer needed items high as an elephant's eye. Place a classified ad, and pile the W 323•5176 912 French Ave. corner of 10th 1 French) name with ttie Clerk at the Circuit dividually and as Trustee of "EQUIPMENT OPERATOR" NAVAL STORES Immediate ,uti time permanent Seminole County, Florid. C position available. Knowledge ttie FIctitious Name Stat uteS, To- COrPoratiOn, if living. Residusce Wit: SectIon I6S.0 Florida Statutes Unknown ance and use of heavy trucks. fldliedefl.boCkhOesand 37fr4-OfflC* Rental 3 BR lakefront home situated on 3 aces. ideal country New 233 Homes, 4 pct. interest to qualified buyer. $34,000 to 144.000. Low down payments. ieei Broker rooms, reas. rate. ion s. sancoming!) Temporary assign2NN.I7.2,Casselberry.FI. • lord Ave. Call D. Stenstrom's mints to fit your ,tours, 534-0205 Secretary, 322-2171 Mon. thru Lv,. 062-3631 skills, & part of to. We Fri. flied TYPISTS. SHORTHAND SECRETARIES, tRANS. - - _________________ MAYFAIR near Lk. Monroe. 4 WELDERS CASHIERS LEGAL SECRETARY COMPANION HOUSEKEEPER - ._- they going kTh th with a classified ad by cclii 32226)' or • '° in the NORRELL team i. earn r CABINETMAKERS ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER SPRAY PAINTER PRIVATE VOICE LESIONS 11 005 recreation, Corner lot. INC. REALTOR 333.7533 323.H Kids Back in School? Time on YoUr Hands? v BAi% ii """' assignees, trustees, grantees, FICTITIOuINAMU NoUce Is hereby gIven that I am creditors, Ilenors, or other ingaid in bulinies at $14 MImosa claimants claiming by, under or Dries, Altainon$e Springs Seminole through L.A. RAULERSON, W e - HAL COIBERT, REALTY ..tro Sales, iei w. it st ' Sanford. WE HAVE aO,E.CotonhliDr.,OrIandO 0 Ave Sanford DISAPPOINTED LOOKING FORA JOB NOW LET US ' DO THE II IWORKI ii supportive atmosphere. con. fidentiai. CENTRAL FLORIDA WOMAN S HEALTH ORGANIZATION p ___________________ -- 4 . . YOU WASTED TIME & GAS HAVE BEEN 1 u...u•uiii ______________ _______________ - I sure toetreiot) S - 18-Help Wanted 5BORTION SERVICESS It '1' _________________________________________ _______________________ -_________________ SecwUt. Jr CIer of County Court "7' - F i I ComrnerciaIBIdg6000sqfts2 Large custom designed home 3 - ir.iur I • ' Services. P0. Bot N. Sanfrd. AI 3 LineS Minimum DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication Sunday - Noon FrIday M authorities today. Thet1weeyouU,aU in their 20s, were protesting the i III Ii I; A U: I ,&r:Y SATURDAY tNOOn toTt1ww11flIt0 II : U! TEHHAN, Iran (UPI) wh Lebenane YOW Moslems who hijacked an Alittlia DC4 Jet over the . . •, UL LI II IJ ( 1. DEPT. 831 Give U p 7.. ______ Orlando-Winter Park Seminole ...:: \% . Sunday, Sipt.9,197-11A PAlNTINO,CA*PImR - 323-1091INn1.$ DIóII 322-2611 iIa ..--..-------. m. ta,I.I .-.--..- ..__, $37.10. Rsesonabls rates, all work guaranteed. 333-7153. WIY$fIS1I Vinyl &recslo, save Is -'--y 831.9993 I �2A—Evening Here M, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, SW. 9, 1979 . . : : I . CALENDAR : OURSELVES 4 e o SAIVRDAY, SEPTEMBER I $ Sanford AA Womea's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Casselberry AA, closed; 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church. The Eagles CS Club, 8 p.m., Sanford Chamber of Commerce. VFW Post 10150 of Sanford, Past Commander-Past Presidents' dinner, 6:30 p.m., log cabin pod home. Senior Citizens Tour to see "Music Man" at Once Upon a Stage. Leave Sanford Civic Center at 11 a.m. with pick iç at Leeds, Casselberry at 11:30 a.m. SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 9 Ballroom and roved daidi& 8 p.m., Temple Shalom Providenct and Elkcam Boulevards, Deltona. Semboole AA, 8p.m., open speaker, Halfway House, 591 We Minnie Drive, Sanford. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER, 11 Monday Miners Teutmasters Club, 7:15 a.m., HolidayInn, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Ascension Lutheran Church Casielberry; 7p.m., Florida Federal, Altamonte Springs. Diet Workshop 10 am, and noon, Canton Union Building, Stetson University, Deland;. 7:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Church, DeIand; 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall, Altamonte Springs. Sanford Rotary, noon, Civic Center. 8.1k SemlasIe AA, noon, mental health center, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. Sathrd 4Aies, 8 p.m., First United Methodist Church, Sanford. Sanford AA, 8 pin., 1201 W. First St. Lakeview Middle School Advisory committee, 7:30 p.m., at the school. TOPS Chapter 79,7 p.m., over Baf*Id Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary. Altams.toSovth Seminole Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Waffle Stop, Altamonte Springs. Deilsa Area Chamber of Commerce, board of directors, 7:30 p.m. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11 VFW 11111 LadlesAulll'vy, 8p.m., log cabin poet Sanford Sanford Sertoma, 7 a.m., Sambo's Winter Springs Sertoma, 7:30 a.m., Community Center, N. Edgemon Ave. Sanford Uess, noon, Holiday Inn. Lssgwo.d Sertoma, noon, Quality Inn, 1.4 and SR 434, TrI.C.mby Road Ransers CE Club, 7:30 p.m., Sanford Chamber of Commerce. Weight Watchers, 7p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 309 S. Oak Ave.; 7 p.m., Sununit Apts., Casaelberry. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power & light, Sanford. Aviation Modelers, 7:30 pin., Hobby Depot, Sanford. Seminole AA, 8 p.m., open discussion, Halfway House, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. Parents Anonymous 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Cuaelberry. S.uad.Aftem Mae Chapter Sweet Adeilnes, 8 p.m., St. Andre" Presbyterian Church, Bear Lake Road, Forest, Qv. 2 5% 1 f. of • and tots' Ifs Baby Week at infants ' kiefly needs. 1:, en ney. $~,Ll; .",W..-L.-QN /1.:1.~% I. .,.._1'*1F1A_,"1N1 ,.I L 1_~, . A. 4 ... !. : , < \4 Sale LI' L If , ~ ,~ 2 ' Sal' flog. 3.19. Infants' knit polyester gown. Prints and solids. Fits up to 18 lbs. ______ tL 4 ucque and panty set is polyester. Gift boxed. UP to 18 lbs. Fits up to 18 lbs. r 11 ___ Sae 3.97 ___ 06 96 IA Sale 6.75 Rig Polyester/ cotton comforter is polyester tilled. verta to sleeping big. 34*03". Rig. 3.29. Printed crib Rig. 5.29. Crib blanket is Orion' acrylic with nylon binding. 38x50" > sheet is 100% cotton with elastic ends. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12 Sale 3.59 Sale $3 log. 4.79. Fitted crib blanket Rag. 4.00. Fitted crib mattress protector • . .• , . . lIkI •'. • . .:.i. . School Kitchens Seem Designed To Feed Giants BySHARONCARRASCO HeraldStaff Writer The 16 kitchens In Seminole County schools look like theyrve been designed to feed the Jolly Green Giant and his entire jUy.—, On a tour it.onekitchen at i-nbmle High School, Helen Constantine, production center manager, points out a 60quart mixer for kneading bread dough, a kettle that can brown 80 pounds of ground bed ata time and a pot for dooming 70 pounds of vegetables. Sembicle High School Is dabbed ' & satellite center where kitchen personnel prepare food net only for their school, but four GUMS, says Mrs. Condamns as the passes the gigantic lmnçlunonts. "Besides feeding our students, we tnaruport food to C,ns High School, Wilson Elementary School, 1 For Iiore Information, call the Leisure Thus Program at ,H SCC.Thi class is self.iuppoeted by student foes at no espies : to th4 taxpayers. . Ztk4 :. ' . , Chfral Group Needs singers . SW Screen printed diaper bag is tough cotton canvas. . fTP.. . 'N •., __________________ I • • 14' '' 242 StmrVgkt Promenader,, 8 p.m., DeBary Community Center, Shell Road. Tree SCORE Small Euslu. S,.'I', 7:30 p.m., First Tdaral S&L T mdd%Ip Room, 1481 Magnolia Ave., thiondo For persons , planning to go Into business. AAW irsetsui =, 2 p.m. Greater Sanford Qbsr of Commerce building. FRIDAY, *P1'LMBER 14 Poub Na" Ac. Lee .32115th Anniversary lnce, 8 p.m. to 'nldalgM, WUder Park Civic Center, Orlpndo Singers, a community choral group, Is being reornlzed.Though all volces are needed, tenors and basses areepecIallybethgsougI.Pro.pectIvemoinbersareasked to attnd any 7:30 Tuesday night rehearsal during September at thP Calvary Presbyterian Church on toe Road, Winter Park j Th choral group willfocus ona variety ofmusIc,including ons.Peelormancon will be bron ray,$à echo led In the near'figa'e. Fo further Information, contact Daisy Pavlov* at 250.7100 or B Maguire, director, at 332011, Sanford. • • iJ.'P OJ Rig. 3,01. Tots short sleeve pullover Is 100% f 8z.sS! . • * : • • Flat heavy. 'cot'ton gauze diapers. • gg - ,. E4iblt Features Photography • nnovn c,.'t,wMthwlUfedure JIM BanemnFarmerWill Obi ckad wMtsphdby dm ilt le open Co Ar 1stthe mUFIns taCMerMummMP'Ubm. Oct. :,. Calls. 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'-•• '•" Ii•• tp. • • • 3i 'v 1 - - - • - . _• r -L .. kiiM,d 7,1191,110 4pod •••-•,- ' .1 w r * •-•-.., —. . S.. . . • . • . _._ _ ._ ___ - -- - I .*. • --- - _ - - 0. NSb LOmfeskysiMwsrkgmHs.kkCuswr I • _____ àcb' day to mMntaln an accurate account, said Kirkpatrick, who Instituted a new Inventory system used to keep a daily tally of food sales at each school. "With the warehouse delivery and Inventory system, we have a better handle of how much food Is actually being prepared and used," says Mrs. Whitmom "It (food) is accountable from the time we get It until It goes out to the schools," she adds. "They have to report the amount of food prepared and If anything Is left over. "U they burned a pan of p1w, they have to report that too." ti?. ' • chicken and .psghettL" All iutes — food and nusdood *016 — are In- ' WIJS'TUIWSMh! ____ ____ I 4' A •• . ' . • . • • • P ' . , I I 1. • L" - M1Wsphyusha is. • .•' • ••. -' • j - - 41 __•• By TOM NETSEL Montgomery, MPH, anyone HersldStaff Writer who lslnneedofcareis eligible Her son's ear darted hurting for medical services. on the bus ride from South "From January to June, just Florida. Just a little at first — reporting for that period, we've but as they neared Sa nford she had 4,717 medical users," Miss could tell It was getting worse. Montgomery said. Many of She tried to comfort the 4 year these were medical Indigents u old as bed she could bit there well as seasonal farm workers waslittle she could do until they and migrmds. reechid the migrant camp on Painent foeths care is based the outskirts of the city. onths size of the family and its This woman, who prefers to Income, according to MIu remain anonymous, had Moqm,ry.Ailleitg fe f vm waned the fields here before zero 10 100 percent is charged although she and her bsudonathadsiçplJedfrom family had little money the the Bureau of Health Services knew her son would get help. in Rockyille, Md. While her family unpacb.d Tie family of four theIr belongings she celled the with sornings between $,EZS Codral Florida Migrant Mmd and 18* they would only be •Cenuni(y Health Coder, 214 re percegoj &OukAve.,ktford.$heez. thahiU,a000rdlngtothecen. dthsUimaadnt.d, t.r'sflgures. an upph "-4 for her eon. Tim centers medical teem Is 3tM that As needed tn- composed of physicians, a spiritIsm, the clinic informed family auras practitioner, a thsvouIda.pdam1M. registered pharmiclit, a 1 registered antnitionlst, a Eathyoorthadcandlts iniditib tev5 olot, a lab nursesa sM.UM. in' Oviedo ide '-. . •:. • I. F 'C il - ____ to.r*r.r1rr - ul , ' ) 71W Mom d - -. ______ Seminole County school district saves some money by cooperative bidding for foods with Volusia and Putnam counties, he adds. "For Just half of the school year alone, we (Seminole County) are buying 132,000 beef patties from the same distributor," Kirkpatrick explains, The school district also saves money by delivering the food duff to each of the 16 schools Itself. Some supplies are delivered literally to the warehouse's back door by train on a 350 foot railroad track owned by the school district, he said. There are a total of 41 . • • , . schools In Seminole County but only 16 have their own kitchens. Its ci ow__ -• . dducUon centers Where they prepare food for not only their school but other schools," Klrkpatick says. "The other ten kitchens are self-contained in that they serve only their particular school." The satellite program where one school prepares food for another cuts down the' cost of food preparation, he added. Kitchen personnel have figured out when to Increase their food production on any particular day by learning how to read the students' palates, "Pizza Is highest In popularity," Kirkpatrick says, "and rlaht behindare ' • FiudotlIs of to 35 30, auth pbud eâth aessbosdeS be ci !à esth* ue. laleu Eldaug en or. IS 'ii. ItI Mda d ac *rw ___ 1! utensil combination of a spoon and a tort) to cases of boned chicken and dry • . , I k , * ' -• h tography C.urse Starts ..; L ,. • 911P I I * . " •. - . " 1. " I .L.. !~~ - - - -' • oii.~ , ~ 1 ~ • • --~_~ . .AO , C: .- - *.' . " - L 5 - ~ 4 we!*" tI UIW • . IV I V I ! — I, !. •I ,—. TI ZI mni O ~ , •i i.MicN cell $etVSbor,iIlmL • r vtWw p" r' 14b~ _ - • . '' any, at hod. : _ I.SimISa. Ii,sus Antd$,L $30 -• . sing by tho "ETTRA". Derberp to-t1'rwtws 'VWesu Li U' A MISs Qtet (sst W111 eote,t, N wall as a few "*. _* ~ I., All Medical 1ndi'6aents ves Sound of 8--"-i Chapter of Soot Mallow wil bold a mene,sh1p guest DWI os sept. IS, Thursday at 1:10 pm., $ I. Apkm Presbyterian thnod Deer 1 Road, Firist ,, .. Ce m . I"*Avon' nter Se 'r n UISi Holding rng nO mci • ,, , ~ __ It . ,.".., I 9 ;-.._.-. jt 1. . WWI1 ___ Nd "' ' Sale 3 97 • ..~ ' '• . £coy mpssofploless, TOdMtIntdIIpStL ' :' . . ? • de ar : udbm , SAva on hioviUy en a "-ofuprV've do" photography . ___ ass njommfr lii no. alum. fmvtoush Mgh •. UIV*DAT, ITDW1$ ,. wad ,,. 4osIa . Free Health Education Classes Offered, '• a, , . 41; Like a typical family budget, the food service budget has been increased this year to keep up with the rising prices. The total food service budget last year was $3.44111.011 compared with this year's budget of ,75,1 06 Mrs. Whitmore says. Of these figures, $1,100,000 was sport lad year on food, whereas 11,726,000 Is budgeted for food supplies for the ll7l-10 school year. To help cut cods, the food service personnel buy food Items In bulk for storage In the warehouse In Sanford,says D. F. Kirkpatrick, assistant director of food service. As a precaution against hungry burglars, the warehouse Is equipped with a silent alarm that aut*xnaticaily notifies pollee, The warehouse, which has storage space of 5,000 square feet, houses anything from sparks (a Sanford Grammer School and Idyliwilde Elementary School," Mrs. Constantine explains. "We feed about 2,500 students full lunches daily." At one aid of the kitchen, Bertha Keller Iwlitly sprinkles thim on the buns of would-be cheeseburgers that fill a full-length table. Asked if she makes these burgers for her kids at home, Mrs. Keller makes a sour face and says "sometimes I don't even feel like cooking." During school year 197879, approximately 2,353,000 full lunches were served old of the county school kitchens, says Charlotte WWUnore, directm of food service for Seminole County public schools. To save the thousands of lunches daily, some kitchen personnel get to their stations as early as 3 am, to prepare the large amounts of foods, she says. . • 6 lanlord Optimist, noon, Holiday Inn (Like Monroe). Rorivory, Inc., for former and nervous mental pstknta, 12:30 p.m., IN Robin Rd. Altamonte Springs. Sanford Serenaden senior rttizmrii dance, 2:30 'p=,. Sanford Civic Center. Saalsr4Sealaule Jayceettes, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee building, French Ave. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Mall, Nisald Photos by Tom Vincent solo. —• . of students Th Leisur meProgramMSemInoleCoinmunjtyCollege offtring a beginner course in "Class Guitar," scheduled to gizis"$. 19. Class will meet every Wednesday from? to 8:30 I. 4p.m. or ten weeks. Cu Guitar I" will cover basic music theory, chord OgLeUIOns, acccrnnIrpeit, and the development of a • ,• to thousands Gitar Classes Offered __ 2.47 QI • \ A 111. I / cheeseburgers ?ks. Trevor Colbourn will hod the University of Central orla Women's Club annual welcoming coffee on Tuesday, at 10:00 A.M. In the Village Center. FUow1ng the coffee, club president Mrs. Larry (Mary m)CoUrell, Will preside over a short b usiness meeting. The plans for 197910 will be announced and members will vebe opportunity to sign various lder.dgroups. - ' for serving IF Women Slat. Coffee - ______________ preparation by sending a self addireseed, damped envelop to: Fine Arts Guild, c-o Met Stary, 4475 Gandy Blvd., 0 Blankets, sheets, mattress pads, pillowcases and more. \ with cheese in The festival hopes to bring quality art to the Tampa Bay ea from all over Central Florida. Applications are now being . Save 25% on all crib needs. . . sprinkles buns ass — Art Festival, Feb. 940, 1*, at Riverfront Park doMown Tampa. TilLs festival, which will become a regular feature of the oii4e's Gaspsrilla, Is not to be confused with the Gaspsrilla alk Art Show which Is always held In March of every 30'x40". Package of 2. Prints and solids. Fits Bertha Keller Florida Arts Guild will sponsor the First Annual Arts to beheldthccj*mctbonwlth thePeople'sGaap.rIila. Rig. Si,. Printed cotton receiving blanket is Rig. 2.19. Infants' sacqui Is polyester. ready while 4 Show Seeks Exhibits Sale 2.69 Sale1.6knit $3 ,n-,~M ~,.,Mv~,*..W-_~ . -, AIIJ M Intents knit .e , , ~~, , .'L,~ -, ~ hamburger patties A (our.hour Saturday workshop for parents, teachers and i erl who work with young children in learning situations will coucted Sept. fl at the University of Central Florida. Ez*IUed " Child: Identification and Remedlatlon of toj Deficits," the course will explore the relationship *den motor deficits and the total development of the child. Thi workshop will begin at 8:30a.m. In the UCF Education mez. The $10 registration fee Includes all instructional teIal. As class size Is limited, early registration Is eniriedby contacting the UCF College of Extended Studies, %4 .I 1* left; gets the fl Child Development - mp;r\.N Ruth Waldo,,, CF Workshop To Explore ... %,.. ". 0 '' *1.1 JCP Ca..elbsrry Rotary, 7:30 am., Woman's Club, 250 Drive, Casielberry.' Oviog. Rotary, 7:30 a.m., the Town House. vs Hakr,, 10 am., Community Hall. ... . Sunday, 5"t. 91 1,79—li Evening NoraW, Sanford, Fl. 1 ,I ,. , • • - •• . • • '• • - • Meer (a the eode's' eacetive duEler AMI& D - -- ' • 5e 'N no to - • I L I . • - ~ • 14 4 �F. 25-Ev,nl, herald, Snford, pi. IM Sunday, $10 In Miss Wieboldt, David - _ ._ And Around SanfordFrom Robbins nwra, sanford, Fl. Plardy Fam ily Home - Just of imnorted llluiInn Rh. cirr led acucadeof daisies, *i,ya ferns. Miss Lynne Smith attended the bride as maid (4 honor. She wore a en gown with a white Stnwpidure hat featuring a spray of fresh flowers and back. She carried a bo uquet Of daisies, mums, shoulder length veil The bride is the daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Wt11 H. Wieboldt, 2434 Elm Ave., Sanford. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Fred Gottsabend, Dallas, Pa., and Laurence A. Robbins o(Warmlnster, PS. Given in marriage by p'. 1 father, the bride chose for her vows a formal gown of min Susan Orwig XWW pesticide problems. We have to rely on and diabetes screenings, state or other agencies for nutritional guidance, plus assistance. That's one of our woman and infant care, and lab bla ed problems," sire corn- and pharmaceutical services. plalñet "We just don't have the Miss Montgomery said a" services will be itarth* again Realjh Cduóaton is also this month with representatives prevention of disease Is much more such as Food Staasp.. preferable than curing It. Classes are scheduled at the "They will help solve the i medical problems," she said, center dealing with diabetes, with attention paid i finding hypertension, smoking, financial control, general nutrition, shelter and . pri'.atal and postnatal care, rervices are planned family planning, self-breast Den forth. near future. "We project examination, and veneral thedentalclinic will be open ___ o.1.11 will be at "People should call If they , are Interested In any (4 our site," Miss Mortgonrsry f"46111111181" class.,," said the ,nt.,'s be when the classes will Mart." If a patient of the center The classes are free and am needs emergency room available mornings and treatment on a weekend or IYfliflg5 other time the center is doled, Information about Use clinic M iss Montgomery said the or any oils services can be hospital will be reimbursed. oi*alned by calling 3-II45 in But ahould one c1 their p.tlentj Sanford, or by calling the require hospitalization funding Oviedo clinic at o on. . J .4 Is It That Mom Who's Tramp Has Such Respect'? ___ ___ ____ _ _ ___ 7 . Dept. Bernice Shuman; Dept. Treasurer Dept. Mildred Pulver; _ jh!$IIS Chaplain Velma Burkhart; and 6111111 was at 8 less hr a gracleft -:... . t ? I - we was" 0 Ira Soinediyall watches will be made this way. 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LIMIT 1 FOR __ Mrs. Jim Hirsch,Mrs. CM Miller and Mrs. Mike • sPaihI paf. tow* a how Happy Birthday to the Virgos and Libras, Mrs. Carrie Pickens, Mrs. Catherine Hawkins, Mrs. Natherine Benthly, Mrs. Bettye B. Smith, Mrs. Rozland, H. Tillman, Rev. Thelma S. Young, Grant Young, Mrs. Rebecca Alberahardt, Mrs. Debra Williams, Leticia Morlas, Marva V. Hawkins and Veronll Jones. Highlights of the convention Included an appearance by Sm. Howard Baker at the joint session, attended by over iz,000 people from throughout the United States. Attending the women's sessions were:Zsa Zn. Gabor, who received Use "Patriotic Builder" award for "her king time service as a USO volun15,w ieopie, UI WIUOCUI, tee, accompanying Bob Hope, on USO tours vlalfI'rg members marching on Canal Street, with of the Armed Forces on music, post and auxiliary military irises overseas wad in banners and United States flags," said Evelyn Hart. the United States 11 Also honored was well'known Adding, that It was a psychic Jean, Dixon. Miss breathtaking spectacle. Award. received by area Dixon was honored as an pods and auxiliaries include: South Seminole VFW Pod and ladles aIliary for fourth place In their division In the ,ifor Cosnmsmity Service; Cassitherry VFW Pod 10060 and ladies auxiliary for first place In their division for publicity; and Pins Hills VFW Pod 1153 and ladle. auilhary in Cysc fibrosis, an yet their division for first place incurable, is Inherited newulsitit. who both parents carry ConM'JMticni to all for the recessive gone for CF. Shelf Oitds work. Rh Iilievsd list one of. "74i4* Fis a (P carrIe, ufly without NSaSugsfiga$agugugugu$agugig.gug-.gmgugug innowiogL . e eca I ed Mft which it bs$d many (7 p&1ir live oth* tee. . -. -. ad hije* hi. Yoft 80e4 it bw - . • bead to be extremely edkvs Is reIIsv, er . • -. uceriag, the olbsrreeplMaqcse Mi Wd . . All *S iIth these is .. __ piUiI7 ____are _________ • uiyw, vww ---u--. w.•• -is*msresrdis • • CF Bl"kemAwThon Leaders Named • SEI . . 1110U idawslil in 6ft'. m : er.I aft Leah ____ a Irowali leadsr, mid. . Secretary Dept. Conductress Phillips. - Mmp.rUss,*yot .heth,wsmsr,rl,d her '-- ' ___ IchiolastMIlN,'±CflWU long event held In New Orleans, were: Florida State Cornmender Ray Prentiss of VFW Post 3064 In Stuart, and his wife, Lou; Department of Florida President Loretta Clarkson, of Old Fort Harrison Auxiliary 2473 In Dwuredin; and her husband, Bob; State Senior Vice Jack Burns of Casselberry VFW Post 10060 and his wife, Gretchen; State Junior Vice Paul Yohunan 01 Plantation VFW Pod 7115, and his wife, Loretta; Dept. Sr. Vice Evelyn Hart of South Seminole VFW Post 1207 ladies auxiliary; Dept. Jr. Vice Ann Cansonerl; - = SOUVENIR BEACH 169 "unsung heroine" for her Dept. of Florida President founding of the Children to Loretta Carbon will make her Children Foundation, which, official visit to District 18 at the founded In 1963, benefits meeting to be held Sept. 16 at children and young people in A.E.M. VFW Post 4287 and many kinds of needs. Miss ladles auxiliary. Dixon accepted the award on The joint session begins at 11 behalf of "all those whose love with a joint session and - labor to sustain the a.m. f,iIIn1n li,,u.h ="to U'.Udren Four'.diLlon. All District It post and Receiving special recognition auTillary members are. en. too, was actress Jane Wyman, couraged to attend. who was presented a plaque for her "ording work with the Don't forget "Old Fashioned Arthritis Foundation," plus a Night" at VFW Post 00 and check to present to the form- ladles auxiliary. Dinner, at dittos'., '1002" prices wi ll be served Another outstanding event at from 6 to$pm. on Friday, Sept. the convention was the "Parade 15. Dancing will follow... iStatOi' "Can you imagine . - Participating in the week I of ds4kth. What would MONK sk MW you Issv done? By the way, I •. -do "applhn hey blend and a ".pKlsl treat" sad Is have a I • nlmrur. i wom't perticuiariy WOW ad do ho 011111111100wheAr"" di on - The he asked for my phone bpes ysive __ SChool only once, ama in her :JOI' hls. and in her Mo ached (field grade * - ______ togoos* with him .omstlme. ___ 01111W Was '10 W116 a PTA medin or mW d 111011, -- ___ they ___ Welcome home to the National Veterans of Foreign Wars and Ladles Auxiliaries conventioneers. - plastic 4 For dandruff control. 11-02. bottle. LIMIT 1 15,000 March In Parade At National VFWC, ànfab at the Miami airport she said they were on the j,i.ld, ring (4 an expressway In Paris, and spent about two hosts try to get Off. nully, a Frenchman observed their plight and escorted them to their 9$ 1 -gallon PICNIC JUG 0 Iz' SHAMPOO Colonel Gibson and his wife, the former Bettye Davis of Sanford, have three sons. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Gibson and grandson Mark of Cypress Avenue, have recently returned from Wichita, Kin, where they visited their son and his family, Col, and Mrs. Charles H. Gibson. He is stationed at McConnell Regular or super. LIMIT 1 DISTILLED WATER HEAD & SHOULDERS Another highlight of their trip was the tour made of the campus of Oral Roberts University in Tulsa, Okla. reunion. 179 0 In And Around Longwood forever gethog lost, Including dstlnM1*. Among other, interesting DEAR ABBY: I an puazied DEAR SINGLE: I wield over a common social dilemma have told Ihe that I bad ampWe111111100 was vii*iiig a the said. that marry single women face. study b.fduuid, bitt U he'd So It's home now back givemeH...berrdftzbhe beck to work va a ldand *I Lastw#erwl at aportylinet W1th1(myao,.adtW pi• m'.wi a WW a gin' who was nice totalk to, U1kalls. - "jut ..• itrttogooitwith.Lat.rin ---------.---- the eventhgh,ulmsdlf I'd Wi, ____ Col. Gibson Is the . Why MAXI PADS Box of 30. 770 commander for operations at McConnell. The Gibsons visited a missile site, a KC135 simulator trainer used to train pilots and copilots and made a tour of the aircraft their son flies, the KC-135 Stratdanker. AFB, in Wichita. - DEAR ABBY: Why, is it that 9 Mother is a tramp her kids have all kinds of i-poet for her, bit U she's a good Ost$ian,mosr osaklat . is.. rve usisi it oItsá. In my case, we have a In_ccUsgs who atWOM All the veal she was aa i STAYFREE dent The chairmen, Mrs. Ida M. Hardy and Mrs. Jammie Hardy, are making plans for the 1950 Frank Hayes of Atlanta, Ga., announces the engagement of his daughter, Mary Hayes, to Augustus Brown, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Brown, 1909 West 9th St., Sanford. Born In Sanford, the bride-elect is a graduate of Seminole County Vocational School. She is the granddaughter of Elisha Fisher, of Riviera. Her fiance, who born in Cordele, Ga., Is 1959 graduate of Crooms High School and attended Tuskeege Institute, Tuskeege, Alabama, where he completed a course in architecture. He is presently a cement finisher. He is the grandson of Mrs. Carrie Hodges of 900 Pomegranite Ave. The wedding will be an event of Sept. 29, at 3 p.m at Leu Gardens. Publicity Procedure . weight Hayes-Brown shades. LIMIT 1 4940 LIMIT 1 8 city were Mrs. Viola H. Andrews and family, Camden, N.J.; Mrs. Ethel H. Parrish and family and Mrs. Dora H. Mitchell and family, New York City; Mrs. Bessie H. Joseph and family; Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Hardy and family and Amos Hardy and family of Rochester, N.Y.; Mr. and Mrs. William Hardy and faintly, Atlanta, Ga. and Fort Rucker, Ala. and other members of the family from Crestview. I Engag ement Assorted d Attending from out of the MARY HAYES NAIL COLOR CARTRIDGES Package of 5. A L NS family members in attendance. -. MAYBELLINE NEW PERSONNA It The tour generations of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Hardy Sr. family held their first family reunion with 165 - (Costimsed From Page a) said. Infant and child care; tuber- becomes a '"rirat's one of our main culosis, hypertension, assistance. StU Renion 11 i Miss Sandra Orwig were the bridesmaids. Their gowns and flowers Were Identical to the honor at. tendant's. The bridegroom's father served as bed man. Ushers were David W. Wieboldt, brother of the bride from Austin, Texas; Tom Lauzon, New London, c*m., and Scott pj aixi i.eo vasmanis, warminater, Pa. acting as liaisons between patients and ctirer agencies, And q statte white qiana fashioned Dick After a whirlwind Euruiesn Sanford. Also attending were Mr tour, Vivian and Richard Buck After taldng i Las Vegas Ashley's brother and his will landed in Miami inalittlsmore Bill and Waiter Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ashley DO *1 (again), than an autumn breese Saidsy journeyed to California to visit Sun City, Ariz. DWMICH night when Hurricane David his sister in Los Angeles. Bill was about to IWg on OVSELV said, "California has so many :; MISS Cynthia G. Garner Florida. , 11;.1 't know they grew I It Deerfield, N.H., has been so "We drove home from , cepted to White Pines College j David," Vivian said. En route home, they visited Chester, N.H., where she wi The DC-10 carrying the BUCkS Lake Tahoe, Reno, friends In major In liberal arts. and many other passengers and I." Waiter ("BIB") Michigan, Walter's suer and Wand . arfiVed ahe (4ichede. "We L.ynthla is the granddaughte husband, Dr. and Mrs . were really pushing a," Vivian Gielow spent the summer her ° Mrs. N an cy Dunn a nd the George Greene in South Bend, laughed. 11* whol e plane towing u meet Ind., friends in Kentucky and late James L Dunn, and Mr. applauded when we landed." sections of the united and Mrs. LF. Garner, all cl aveling with the Gielows Alabama, and then back on The T r Their plane was the last one stopped In Panama Sanford. to land at the Miami airport were their grandchildren, MRS. DAVID ROBERT ROBBINS to see their son, Dr. Sunday r1 ut had Shari'.. All flights o and Kurt Schumacher, City _______ The reception followed Charles Hunter and his wife, fl Among the other out-ofchildren of Bonnie and lie'.ry , It's about time. the ceremony in the church Ruthie. rooms ava er il able in th town wedding guests w e e Miami Schumacher. pariah hall. Grandparents are finally area, so the couple ranted a cer Following the Glelow motor the bridegroom's mother The couple arrived home in being recognised for all tho* Alter a wedding trip to and her husband; and ft, and drove home, home were Dolt!. and Bob time for the fall season, New Sinyrna Beach, the wonderful grand kids who a bridegroom's grandmo. About that two weeks In Kara in their motor home. The eluding another year, for Bill, their special descendants on newlyweds departed for ther, Mrs. Isabel Robbins Europe - the Bucks were not IItOIflII was based at Denver as president of the Woman's National Grandparents Day New London, Corn'.., where of Norristown, Pa. Other Pitt of a tow. "It was Jiat Dick for several days. The San- Club of Sanford. this weekend. Ensign Robbins is serving and!," Vivian said. "We rested fcslss visited former San. friends and family •a,,.....u.. .1 .. a car, drove 2,500 miles, fOftes, JOime members attended and Gerald from temporary duty '.ft')J1I -I don't know about anybody Lima, Peru, Alabama, covered six cormtrles speaking Waruke there, U.S. Navy. He will be Mr. and Mrs. Felix (Emma) else's "prides and joys" lately, Massachusetts and three languages and used five ED route to Colorado, Bill Ashley were honored at a but from the "take care of your stationed later at Oklahoma. kin ds of money." laid in dUSnCS tO the Kaniiei reception on their 50th weddIng own" department, o Charleston, &C ur little 3. Vivian said the place that following, "We had so much anniversary at the fellowship year-old Laurie Blair, daughter "Impressed her most was Nit- far. We CB'd all UP and down hail of Grace United Methodist of my Mary and my Larry, was tenwald, Austria where the the rosde. The children W Church. awarded "Most Outstanding Hosts were the families of Pageant Child" in a segment of colorful window boxes and But after 11 days, it was time the recent Miss Hemisphere on their two sons, Mr. and Mrs. Pageant at Disney. natives wear peasant-styled to pit Shauna and Kurt Braniff un t Robert Ashley of Minneapolis, . Clothing. Mriines, ended, o . "I have never seen flowers head them back without Mlim.; Mr. and Mrs. Charles The contestants, from 3 to 27, grow so prolusley In my fs," t-4turging planes to Florid.. in Ashley of Altamonte Springs; were state winners and came Vivian salnL"Th,yeds were the the meantime, Bonnie and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John p, from across the United States L most reddish rode and the lusty were In Pennsylvania on Jones, Otwnwa, Iowa; and compete for $90,000 worth of lP11 the pi$TplId of psstplei. 1busIness trip. &,mie headed nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon prizes on their beauty, poise A. '.emP Neb. The geranium. had such depth for home. and personality. of Color. It was Just so quaint. The Braniff flight w can. ., All A ustria is absolutely celled and the children were gorgeous later pit on a Delta Jot - and V - jut beautiful" Vivian explained that then Atlanta where cornalthouiir they had no guide,, pllcatloni(englne trouble) The Herald welcomes organization and personal news. they made o4 fairly well, "The getting off the ground delayed The following suggestions are recommended to expedite ripWas qufteaeha1enge publication: the flight, not once, but twice, mind, body, pocketbook and People were getting nervous. A 1. Releases should be typed (loper and upper case), h1'.e,"she laughed. double spaced, and written narrative style (third per. kind hostess took Shauna and , In speaking of inflation, Kurtunderwing and headed for 2. Do not abbreviate. Vivian said a McDonald's the Delta WP lounge. 3. A contact person's name and phone number is hamburger was more then $2 Afarlias figure was waiting necessary. a sauertraut and uunage there-but, no, it coWdnl be 4. Keep releases simple. dinner in Germany was 8X for but It was -Bonnie waiting to 5. Organization releases (the program should lead the two. She mentioned they got .. ____ •. meeting account) must be submitted no later than two in1rsst sit the dsiideen wa lays after, Lbs event. I ISnoticesshouldbslulrmltted Ora week prior .. meal. Prices in general were quite a rermioss. to publication date. more than double American The Gielows and Karns , Photographic coverage requests should be made one . prices, she said, covered more of the wed before week in advance. Bescbconrbing on the French Dolt!, and Bob headed back to . •tP' Riviera saw a lot of "bareness," true reports. g1• MNPOSD PLAZA "I like to have ALTAMONTI MALL EloIse Halls checks pallet's weight. Richard out of there," she sahL Vivian added they were baby's breath and purple along ti'. fitted sintte with a full cathedral train, Reenheoldered lace ap pliques enhanced the scooped neckline and full sleeves, A lace and seed pearl headpiece secured her ...your little fbi ftot--aun mg Im i store. R! Gathers For Exchange Vows Bonnie Ruth Wieboldt and David Robert Rnbh1n were united in Holy matrimony, Sept. I, at 7:30 p.m., at Holy Cross Episcopal Church. Rev. Leroy D. Soper performed the double ring ceremony and euchar assisted Rev. Barbara Mueller. ECKE 'David ! Europe To PEOPLE TRUST ECKERD'S FOR QUALITY PRESCRIPTION SERVICEat low, low priceel •• S -- ..:": .. .. _... I ... - OM SUNDAY I PX WUKDAYSOASM.U9 P.M. . _ . •.. ••... ........... • - r -'' �- - Sndav. 45—Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. .t.. ii,. . .. COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Adventist • .........................................................................................................................................•.•.•• .:: ................................. i THE SEVENTH DAY -Cernr,7ffi&tIm Douglas Jacobs Saturday l31a m it lOam. Worship Service Wednesday Night Prayer $#twice Iy.AdvrPbdSSfl Rev. wailer T HE •: •:•. :::: . . . .... a :: A a A UUQ The . aA U I c I * \ OUR NATION ier.ivyieeer 11srvs(11u) ::: . .,. ?:Np.m.. 1n Street—Canaan City ..i . 1I:Ss::rn: Pamlls"-& Tagal.- •• . Pt.. -- : V Church... CH PtIOr LTuesIvenlaPrayerSirv. 330 ::. C&nOiC Official surees 0:00 p.m. Con Nazarene gr.gatlona ALl. SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH r FrW.Itiamlnnis Avery M.L..i Bible Stuft Pastor .. 1, j V 'L $19 Fork ha Tmt lit V11 poster 9:4 ::: Morning Worship \ I w jy,hIM Church Training1' Evening Worship '%,.O FIRST CHRISTIAN 1021 West First Street . New. "wool W. Palo Sunday SCbsOI 11:15a.m. a relying Service 1:34p.m. whnlay \ \\ \ , DIICIPLISOPCHRIIT 107 11. JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH Morning Service 5:00a.m. '" l N WINTI ________ Ilsolley $~ 11:55am. ____CNURCW___ Iisrdslaveuse 1ird Copynght 1979 Ke,si _____ 19= • lowletillchooll rayir 735pm IP 'MJNO a ,i_ ' .__ 10:158.m. IngSuMay 715p.m. SANFORD lMb St. andMagaiUaA ve. CHURCH OP LUTHIRAN CHURCH OP Till RIUDIMU - lly Day pFArd1S%ffIIiS.f. PENTECOSTAL sumeron • I 11:004.m. : - now Rem&" 110111111411, lyisIuIWiriBip 1:00p:m. .Psepts' 'TbeLIIHt"ai.d liM p.m. ISLIS LONGWOOD SCIBIM17,1111600111A Rev, . James W. Hammock School S. ylirvics Seedily School 11:5590 7 1115 :: . 7$p.M ' , p.m. • . 1. /~ I .,,,, 7 p.m .sps. lmieva" p ?P.M.-Ita.m. Pssr Jo, ST,LUNISLUTHIRANcHuRC$ , DsAdsrada wwalsi4Bog RI. Sl.420$Isd . , A". Jew J. x0chork . . - Sionda School -- - WsrlIJpI.rvlcss - -: BAPTIST CHURCH M ,, ,,l$I*ParbAvsoue 1 . , • WiduIelda1 yIibliCIas. ' ' liv. t:isp Rev. 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"0A,I 9""G ~ 0 I , -[. .. 101,111111111W m. . moo J- C"" ___ - I!LS11t11, I : . if .; " '1,81 -, 014 -- - lr 1 . ____ some ~11111111011111111W I!, __________ --I , ,we il "I Al heart not just any kind of money, with Christmas ap love, bost "the love of God which proaching. I had three Isshed abroad in otwheartsby youngster., no job, no place to the Holy Spirit" (Romans 5:5). go.!could not f orgive that man. God's love Is stronger than "Then I did the only thing you any hatred our hearts may can do when you can't forgive. I harbor. His love can break prayed, 'God, I can't handle down that negative barrier and this. U he's going to be forgiven, build a positive bridge between You'll have to him you and your wife. through me.' Will my Wft od I low oft is ____ ___ . W il ., , .. •• I - _______ ___ I New Bethel AME Church Gospel Choir and DeLand CanWeen, wifl be in concert Sept.IS, ats matN Bethel Ch hSnfrdFrom left, Donna J. WHRams, Edna Warren and Marlow . Smith, Director. Rev. Marcos H. Burke is pstor. ____ IIIooasaia ... - . - ___ i.JL .L. ___ -- L ollics round flarish.. Natlosel Rubsrs's NaU.Ia] cu* t;. Program and ad. for W'R1l.WWori4w1th . • ." I : ", Priwams will be the theme for Strategies . 1. 'I ,f"., . ___ C ... . . __ ______ s. " Utau C __Ni I .. National - , 4 vim: ______ As. ___ .s CbUISI4III4 ser V 'L.ds, the gesersi Prohedonsi Develepseent & - /( 1 I sd - ji __ - di ta J* 1he WIN Y"b Ch* at Qw=ft Unbd . I . ç" : - . with ZNwly . in , mmy order payable to Florida I fte UrAverafty to Cster for _____ . - -- . " _ ....W .1 ______ an Workshops will be held on Implementation - . . . ' evening. Dowilag Park while Aaron Upenw, of the Department of (ki Weckiesday at 9 a.m. Ua]vrsity of Miami White Boise Conference on 5odol willi on 'How the Elderly Aging 1961 will be discussed View their SttuetlosL" followed by talks on Interfaith - Bowl — smai irAa, 'w' .1 Sunday $ p.m. on its ftretojsct, a ;m ___ . Community Promote tbea" wlflbsths topic UdMU W=0 Will hW th* bd . - . •• - - MO 1111701114 Aft= will Models of Ministry, Housing it by Rollartwitsivien. Continuing 0.. "MeetIng the Basic Needs ,____ . - . opsnuu.tmaIi Health and Elderly Persons, ,At) ____ -_ - I meeting of the 11.7119 year Thssy en i:a p.m. en me D.BaryCnmunttyUnhtsdMlthodidChw!Ch.FlIIowhIgthS general meeting, Mrs. [lena Hamrlck 4J p t pr.p yojtj I and Mrs. Marl. F.bd and = report on the irs School of .. a Esther Groi will be . WlIJN.hIvigcmge ., P0)15 . - . - ii,'w - 1Ytay IVIIIIJIg tiroughoig th. fall. 1% DeBary UnW . 1'*s.Ifl usISis.p1i CBWiS, MS5. '745$ ;w ____ Prole.lonsl Development and Workshops i the Public Service, will deal with Death and I)ybig United Methodist Wom•n M..t Eunice i Wilson and Staff ___ ______ ___ vv ILSON.MAI . .1 I- - .. I O"gi . . Off Conlema,16 .. as siulv.. Q* so, go'' - SENKARIK GLASS PAINT CO., INC . ___for - . . 4gWr&U= will be from 9 Alternative Living Arrangements, Advocacy for - ,81!t. and with the Aging, Mental Altamonte Community Church will hold a family OW at 6:10p.m.. activities supper Those attending an aeked to bringtheir olim t" W vice 00i . - - AREA -CHURCH DIRECTORY , • - Jerry I . ., ;-.,• . hmily Night At Altamonte,. I Herb Stenstrom and Staff . . - OlLkour#~l - , sm age. ... ,,, , . - - .. St I #I* ____ STENSTROM REALTY . .. . - .PUBLIXMARKETS afld Employes • _r $FMIN - WILSON FICHELBERGER I I . ;. . I. 1 - - - .. • 1 . - . . . ) 11 ." .. - - t is Winter Irts.s roridaLe . L 0. PLANTE. INC ' - - • . :- .. KNIOHT'SSHOESTOU Downtown Sanford - - _____I___ . Insurance . ___ $PSIMSS 11:31a.m.. llo gas V P111194111910 i. C. PENNEY COMPANY . E. C. E Isea and*Staft '4 - ~ I, - - PRISIMIRIAN __ - - - - IIILIIOOKCINTII , -. - . • 4 .11 - = - - - . HARNELIIIBEVERLY TRANSMISSION Beverly andStaff - — PANTRY P C and1. Employes . I .--.- - . W1NTIR It$&11a.. 'NSa.. '105p.m. - S - - —..— - ,. GREGORY LUMBER . I POW is thurch Notice And Directory Pagsi PossibW Make S. ~ __ r - - — - Mob - p.m. :: 50rhu1bP114 - - ' Altasnor*e Community Church, itamonta springs, will celebrate Rally Day this Sunday. There will be a service of dedication for church school teachers during the 10a.m. service. Sunday School will Include d. fornursery through junior high age chthken. A chicken barbecue prepared by the Fishers of Men Qub will be held at noon. Qiikken will attend church with their fwliu. 1" aft., . ds&catlon when they will go to their classes to participet. In theABC (Always Be a Christian) program. d. Paster M. ______ - - Rally Day - Ilsiolies pots, 1iSe1 t atl 3rd TusIdsy NipMs e-served at 5:30 p.m. b - ::: somoviewo LasP, Those attending may Wng complementary ftbeL Food will Minister UPSALAPSU$$YTIRIANCHUNCN WE emm 11 ingWiuial School will provide hamburgers, hot dogs, buns and 'inks. w,tC,actle. . • .. •. piCtic for Sunday Scho9l thlkken and their parents Sunday 5:41a.m. No" Worship . .• ... . PuIs 5:41a.m. uisi:. •rnnurnu 'I -. - Redeemer Lutheran Church of Sanford will hold its almad 11"a.m. 7VA.P. Usvess Wilusidsy Msrs&ag Prayer , - .. 'a ual I Picni ' c PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Riv.Alesosauu kudaysiSss* .. .. - beginning at 3:30 p.m. on the church grounds. The ftday . • . P .' Ann -. .TNI LAKE MARY UNITRO CHRIST UNITED 1.-.. . .. . 'Se' • . . itostsr iriS$iSist NWWVPIMI.IIU'SMIiMdSS ... .`~ I . 'w.. Ivs.sslisltc$.rv. pa.iiy NIOI Service I oft Aft a Wd It. oraft'111110esup I:isa.m. ., - - .... - 7:3D p.m. at the pamnage,owPiney - iG;;X4W" ., - -__ k", Peft Rev. D. K.evallerr . 5:00am lfille.m. Rs,.OsuiutCsussa,*uasc. Pulse, I1ssa.. United Methodist Church, Cauelberry, Sept. 14 at 7 p.m. In fellowship hail for all Sunday school teachers and helpers.' A teacher fellowship meetliig will be held Friday Sspj,1 at - FIRST PUSBYTIRIAN CHURCH Pester WSesulpsirv$ca Pastes I C ., -,112vasovkhoe! __ A Teacher Appreciation Bw4uet will be hold at Commmly PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH " 1 . . ,: !,,M*Is5C. All* Mary !~irIiosrt Ems.a " W=%. Fred $Wdmw Teacher Appreciation COVANANT - sáAei u0*TII*' " 7 ' _AL AA I ' . "I . • • . ' f. Ilic Services ''J L ,r " Ir-rIsNyIeru% kisd5rirS* *ao. II*G,ads CHURCH OP CHRIST Islets."','6:111p.m. mittt Wed Pra yerS Sibi Stodylgiip.m. Ladle, 51155 Class, lodepondoint miss"" 11 D We maintiOn a Christion 11CIRIN PALMETTO AVENUE VI. Paste, 9:41118.0. M3114,11.1118.0. - M str ToAging Sched ed •.Ui.4p.m. i IIF I Church Of Christ Community United Methodist Church of Casaelberry will salute active and retired school teachers who attend the church at a "School Days" Family Night Sunday beginning with a covered dish supper at6 p.m. The program will hature a Bible Quiz, singing and teacher recognition. • te) I. Lasu " ecots Sea-ads. - . 7:31p.m. POW Aols mfortano or.0-011 IL lee. Ia • School Days Family Night S5$Proscil v,a.fwd 6008 - LUTHERAN CHUM UP! Reftgiea Writer "Great Commission" In which And Humbard, who pastors "The radio, the TV, the short- been less than kind in their out and share. We're not Radio and television Christians are commanded to the Cathedral of Tomorrow in wave are the media by which it criticisms of the tax-exempt reaching the world. We're preacher Rex Humbard has a go into all the world teaching Akron, Ohio, thinks he knows can be done. Cathedral's sometimes far- reaching ourselves, consuming how to do it — with radio and Humbard said he believed it flung business operations, a lot of it (the money television. °could - and must - be done in including at one time a girdle generated) ourselves, whether Humbard was one of the first the next three years At that factory it be radio, television or church ini y to go into the controversial area time, he added, he will be "We've had to mortgage structures." of television minist ry and what celebrating hIs 50th year as an almost everything," Humbard "I believe in churches," Is often called "the electronic evangelist, said. "Even the television Huznbard said, "but I think we •r u lull 11l ul More Importantly, he added, cameras. I had to borrow a need to share. We need to reach church," and he believes that by greatly expanding that conditions In the Third World - million dollars just to stay In out there ourselves and if we're A training program for clergy director with the Department of ministry the whole world can be poverty, hunger and their business." not going to do it ourselves, we on "Human Values, Older Service To Congregations reached with the Christian resultant political instability He said part of the reason for need to support someone who Floridians and the Ministry" National Benevolent message. make It necessary to do the the f inancial press is that his Is." will be held Sept 17-19 at the Association of the Christian "We're going to evangelize evang.lI't'tg new organization's overseas minis- " Humbard satd his redlo and Hihm Im South in Orlando. "The bunger.' sitiallioul ts try In'.'completely subeldized. television program are cutChurch, Indianapolis, Ind. the world by electronics be. •. speaking on "Facing the cause there is no other way ti going to be so tremendous three "We've never passed a rently heard on every conyears from now lt will develop collection plate In Africa," he tlnent. The purpose of the program Challenge of Minist ry with the reach them," he said. In an Interview, Humbard political situation where there said, "I've never brought will be to increase the Aging". Workshops will be held "We have a track record," he d ef. on Congregational Involvement said he plans to kick off a large is going to be a lot of negative anything back from these said. "It took me 27 years to go fectivenesaof clergy lnmeeting of Older Adults, Legal Aspects fund raising campaign at New feeling," he said. "Now we countries." to half the world. Now we've got the needs of aging persons in of Later Life, Pre-Retirement York's Madison Square Garden have doors open to us all over Humbard was also mildly do the other half and I feel God critical of his fellow radio and gave us this opportunity." their churches and corn- Planning and Retirement In November designed at the world." Humbard said his operations television evangelists. Programs, Using Community raising $10 million for the ex"Our duty is not for . MuinitleL now run on a budget of $30 "We've got radio preachers, everybody to believe," he said, Services to Promote and pension of his ministry, It will be sponsored by Preserve Independence. "Over half the world Mill million a year and some one right after another," he "but to preach the message." University Rep. Batcheolor, will • Center nn on the Pattern or sneak 1 gislation Affecting the , of RelIgion, the Elderly and Thomas Cook Jr., of Churches, Inter-Rellglous Executive _A or of National Liaison Office of National 1 Interfaith Coalition on Aging, Retired Persons In cooperation win give the iunc address with the National Interfaith on Ministry in Aging. Pat: terns for Responsible Action. — by the flU Center • AL AL S. HISPANA XI woo go ON a" ftlorsory, •'- ...... .0,$ 1i:ISaa - Church Training WedtIay Evening fraysr Service \ I w _N I •? . . Puts, Morning Worship 11. IIbCaMBisi,,.id.ud Con. Chur ch.v41OrantSl. Humbard Expanding TV Evangelism Grace United Methodist Church, 118 W. Airport Boulevard, Sanford, will observe Sunday School Promotion and Rally Day, Sunday, Sept. 9 at 9:45 a.m. and with a dinner In the 7:31a.m. Christian Science .'FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH •. County Public Schools, the Society Is under the direction of Dr. George McLoughlin. A December performance featuring the "St. Paul" oratorio by Felix Mendelssohn Is planned.Singers who have had some experience in school, college, community or church choirs are Invited, to Join. itioleA I,a.:m: 10 1Nurse-yPreviditd Sct.pi,fl SIIOCImI by The Arrieficarl Bible Lcngwo.4 MarniaiiWe"Illp $.nday Scilsif Rev. Pam Call . 9: 31 WYI15PMVYCS Mwerbsang Seyce. Strasburg, V,' 561 'Iv.I., Grant" - . Methodist Church, Maitland. Sponsored by the Adult Education program of the Orange FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONOWOOD GRAMULLHOUN4611 . sinless all Pentecostal 11:418.m. W.,sgi, See. RiSer? Siø* ?:10P.M. Service service(Wed.) Nertiry Provided W . . The Choral Art Society, a community chorus formed to offer ridents of Central Florida an opportunity to perform significant choral music, will begin rehearsal for Its new season Monday, Sept. 17, at 7:30 p.m. at Asbury United •:wpm Two HOW M444601 of Winter sm. a • Choral Art Society ::5 Nl UNtTY CNSIATIONA$. I .. . . FIRST ChURCH —i. 'Ofl99uiui0, Church an important part of our own lives. I (Wed) JlRJ.H Evarvg.lcaI 9:458.m. SANPO*D CHRISTI AN CHURCH :SSpm. o. 11:118 IvC.mu IS CS 11:018.m. acier NaiyCsmmvstsu - MffiI,,r mile , Worship 441 Poft Ave. The Rev. people. His mother and I planned it that way when we made the I Old Truthi for a New Day kANt NARY BAPTIST MISSION 125 Lakeview. Lake Mary ,estor Nev.JlmHvihens Sunday ol II:Ni.rn, CROSS And don't think it is merely parental pride when I tell you that key is already revealing some fine traits of Ch ristian character in his attitude toward responsibilities and toward , • MARY CHURCH CLt.etwMary VS. tee. S.LWallow, Paste, EthcopaI . IlL I , r1rl1Jnlafl 7:35p.m. 4:30p.m. Wet Prayer Service on •% M. . . Youth Education services resume this SUW4.0 t 10 '—J at till Park of Mrs. Marcia Hull. Junior'Church for ages 3-12 meets at the Religious Science Center at 1434 W. Fairbanks Ave., Winter Park; the Youth Group, 12-18, meets in the wed lobby of the Park East Theater at Highway 1742 and Lee Road; and the nursery service continues for Infants and toddlers at the theater. thurth services are held it 10:30 a.m. at the theater with Dr. Roy Graves, minister, speaking on "Peace As a Way of Life." 1msNuR:Ir But if you 'll note the Items on Joey's desk you'll see that FAITH hasn t been crowded out of our boy's busy life. Sunday School is just one of his pressing weekly appointnients." But It is one that has as prominent a place in his growing up as it has . .• II. MIs. Peeler • 1I311. 31..a. . - CNURCNOPThUNAZARINi WlIøkbssI,Or.,sIM. Al on= asssr busy $eai 9 41..m. IMW$IRWIJIRI 1:408m .rn. Paster ByTOMTIEDE outlaw religious broadcasting, christian saturation was unMany of complaints are Besides, O'Hair maintains AUSTIN, Tex. (NEA)— The and they think the FCC is about fair, and the formally asked the carried on foriti letters clipped she doesn't have time to fool Constitution guarantees people to honor her demands. . church FCC for relief. Specifically, from bulletins, with FCC. She works out of a 81 the right to petition their None of It is true, of course. they filed a petition RM 243 Typically, they condemn million atheism center these government (or redress of O'Hair, from Aust in, says she asking the government to open O'Hair as much as the rumor. days, and keeps 12 employees grievances, has never even considered the "Our min some of is the FM bands to ter has advised us of busy administering the needs of And that's just what they're idea. And Maureen Peratino, alternative programming. The this terrible conspiracy," reads a 'burgeoning" atheistic doing these days. Washington the FCC spokeswoman, insists FCC considered the request, one of the forms. 'How can you population. She will do 180,000 agencies report a barrage of that her agency could not • and on Aug. 1, 1975, denied it. allow this hateful woman to worth of business this year just complaints regarding fuel censor the religious shows If it O'Hair says she was never a dictate the radio and TV publishing books on the subject. shortages, bureaucratic wanted. Both Ladies agree that party to the complaint. In fact programs?" regulation, Inflation and all the the whole thing is, as O'Halr O'Hair claims the only thing Some letters use more she says she never agreed with red. puts it "a rumor gotten out of it. Despite the failure of the strenuous adjectives than she presently wants to censor But' the biggest petition hand." are the words "In God We petition, however, radio hateful. Four letter words are Trust" on U.S. coins. She says grumble of all may have Out of hand, indeed. The FCC evangelists soon began con- common, perhaps, as one FCC nothing to do with the popular regularly receives as many as not be part of demning the "coming cen- aide sails, "because they can't the phrase should controversies. According to the 60,000 complaInts a day on fl. sorship of Christianity," and spell the 12 letter ones."A few of a government issue. It Is par. amotmt of mail on the matter, Issue. And the mail at one point MADALYN O'IIAII( notes demanded that ticularly inappropriate on the O'Hair, long a leading atheist,the O'Hi be have jailed. At least one the principal grievance in the has "filled several large Susan B. Anthony dollar, she nation is the highly emotional rooms." No one has been able to may have been some small was inevitably linked to the wants her burned alive — when adds; Anthony, the feminist, Is dark deed. worry that new laws are being keep a precise count of the substance to the fears. the fuel crunch is over, to be said to have been aostic. prepared to prohibit Christian cards, letters and phone calls, Peratino believes the fears And so the correspondence sure. But religious broadcasting? programming on radio and but Peratino believes the total grew out of a 1974 incident. Two started. Then it exploded. Over And it's all a bum rap. O'Hair O'Hair says it's proper and television. "Is In excess of 10 million." men from California, Lorenzo the years the FCC has received says she wouldn't think of secure — and the FCC concurs What, you've never heard of What's more, the barrage is Miland and Jeremy 1.ansman, single-sentence expressions of censoring religious broad- completely. Meanwhile, the problem? Well, Washington not merely a recent aberration, wanted to start a small FM outrage, and awesome tomes casting. It could be counter— though, in the time it has taken has. A spokeswoman for the Peratino says the complaints radio station, but could not get citing scriptural admonitions, productive, for one thing; she postal to read this report, Federal Communications have been coming In steadily federal approval; reportedly, Even people who should know thinks preachers who use the workers in the nation's captial Commission says an army of since the middle of the decade. all of the FM bands in their better have written In; officers media to stomp and holler, and have several hundred people has become convinced 'That's when the rumor began, location were already taken by of the DAli, VFW and Boy to endlessly beg for donations, lettershandled wondering why Jesus that Texas atheist Madalyn apparently, in 1974 or 1975; and religious broadcasters. Scouts, for example, have probably turn as many listeners Christ Is to be removed from Murray O'Halr Is trying to back then, Peratino adds, there Miland and Lansman felt the remonstrated, to atheism as to Christianity. the air. Youth Services Resume LAKE! h*knoa 335406 ey$ sisswSt%,,,, Our Joey isnt in this picture. Called to the phone. you know! Something extremely important like the Cub Scout picnic or the Little League meeting. Decisions that cant wait.. even for homework. Or so we are told! sos. Its* Raillery Walk m"Ctim 1111111141.g5 of CSi coisaesavio.sai. L • _____ Tradflhsee$ Lifts u Is there anyone so busy as a ten-year-old . OUMLADYQUIIIIK FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH B sy ife . Prod _____ . /j he'sais servic" in ?ft esesat.psssi Holy Cress now"M Clighlil . . ':::. . , . 'I" sharing 4proclaimin wad. Prayer Meet 1: 34 P. on. Nurser y Provided Dr. I - IF Sal. Visit Mass 3:p,M. Sun. most 1a.m.. 11:3551k ,w., CoMfls+iI, DI. -S$4.7pm. Pastor 1:45am, Sudy School ' A.P.SOS, Club I; A III Oak Ave., • COUNTRYSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH Country Road, Lake Mary I?ZS The Refugee Comrnitteefrom G®ij Shepherd and Redeemer Lut heran Churches Ln Sanford Is expecting a second family oj Hmong refugees from Laos to arrive this month In Sanford. They Yang family Is composed of a husband and wife, three young sons and a 79year-old grandmother. 11:050m Morning Worlhip Relig ious Broadcast ing Is Secure Refuge e Family Lutheran 6:00 Baptist . Rumors To The Contrary Persist Br*19f CHURCH OF GENEVA *** . wo Sunday, Sept. 9, lt7t--SB' l:lOp.m P155, UNITIROMIRVIODIST 11111111, I .10 p. S Ptayer Siiv. I Assembly Of God Iisa Eve nhhg Herald, Sanford, Fl. _______________________________________ pint W.*wsday PSI$IwUWp 6:110 P.M, $vper :11: n kOissi of lbs SIMS III ales X- UMYF . 1:14pm Assoc, Pasta, ? nraiaittaisi, :•: $vICS$ wHit cla,sit tsr IIr4 RELIGION Paits, laid PiIIswsM• Csif between IefViCS$ I I I Pastor Snice SabbiffiScitesi nr lflrir Cosselberry :: ::: :: ADVENTIST CHURCH Hwy. 17-fl.I Piney R I4e Rd. .•.•.•.•................ -_ - .-_. — •- - fI*I _i . ' •• . : • ' : • .: - __ — . . . .. - - 1TL'"" - - —• - — _____ - - . '- - — . . :' ' • Nlggld~slsa . - •_. - _•__ - — — .. --- . - - ----' — .-..-.-••'tI' . :' . 4 . .-.- ______ - - — - • rrw W — -'WI .- t 01*v " 1. — • L W'!r_. .. ___________ '.--1 ' '.. - ... -. 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Conditions are changing and today to do that something special you've been promising you will emerge ti victor. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. fl) to do for those you love. It'll Your words carry considerable bring joy to all. . weight today and the lm• PISCES (Feb, 20'Marth: )) preaslon you make on others There Is a certain charm and 'will be both favorable and mystique about you today that lasting. Speak your mind, others will find Irresistible, Disoover with whom you best particularly one who is most get along romantically by Important to you. sending for your Adro-Graph ARID (March 21-April 19) Letter that begins anew with This could be a very rewarding your birthday. Mail $1 for each day because of the desires of L a ?IX.. a.. w Af1..L VS_ se', nauiu others w uu ruv uwi xvi You. City StaUon,N.Y.1)19.Be sure You might even be given an to specify your birth date. unexpected gift. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Advantageous things could The social spotlight will be on happentoyoutodaywherejolnt you today because of the ventures are concerned. This Is commanding way you'll handle evec1a1ly true If you're allied yourself. Compliments from with one you are very fond of. admirers are likely. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) You have been observed for Someone you did a favor for some time now by a secret wants to pay you back with admirer who sees you as both interest. Today could be the 6:30 100 (2) CANDID CAMERA (4) HER HAW Guests: Jim Stafford, Zelha Lehr, Eddie Low. 0 SOCCER MADE IN GER, MANY 7:30 - / rr -T*SAcu.MsY I \ I MMJOMPEPt TEJDERcHI(KEkI! s # '.. rn South to take the trump finesse right away. Instead. when he was In dummy he should bav led a ace kid a 'i toward dummya oueen. Since West held the king, that play would have set up dummy's queen for a club South would still lose the trump finesse, but he would not have to lose a club : . 31 I f—.> ... ! : .Lt.-. .1.! ISC1LLA'S POP ULP U BELIEVE I )ART HIP A R5P- I RY ICE CREAM I IEN HIS ILBOX? HESAIPHE THCUGHr WEP *1'41 SOME IF WE GOr ST4JNEP" ;--------'lI SAW rr' r— r srurs "I'E7 TELL HIS FOLKS' MAT THE JUNK MAIL WAS STARTING 10 An Oregon reader wants to know If in the bidding sequence one club, pass, one heart, pass, two diamonds, opener's two-diamond rebid is AIP4 TRE,AP5l I A FINE LINE TWEEN %v CUTENESS ANP INSANITY! -' -' I For Monday, September 10, 1979 1• THE MUPPETS Guest: 11 , 11 I I,- 00 wood celebrities including Robert Conrad, William dummy's king. South .promptly lost the JUGS BUNNY Trn ctun nd eventually South Is wmmd up losing one trick In each suit. South bowled about his bad OUR NIWT( MOPEL....AGCUgA'rØ., UFIFreeNFerr.' HMM/ __ 91ypprn - - Year" Ye 0 CAROl. SIX NETT S COMPAWGuests: Sally Field, Tim fl5y, SMElTiNG OF MINDS Sit ___ __ - kdm ,, .wv• ,,, i.w1c7 es.,.. t_i_....s wi j u Uiuim -, 1 rMke Accsr _,, SPIDER-MAN bylobThs, 1• ___ * .4 N4 IENI TM1111 TW I AMP Vie 451J5T ~/ MFS4RJ 9i rr! . INJERNAL 1-REVENUE SERVICE . ~ ..' If b''Stan I .' a - " m.s.ia "'"- TsRI' WILL ) ASRONSKY AND COMPA. NY MON1Y PYTI4OW$ PLYINS CIRCUS 1 t$ (4) MOVIE "The Chapman op" (C) (1913) Efrem 2mmballet Jr., Jane Faids. A seat survey, conducted by psyoIioloeq, touches the NWe "of four typical suburban' women. OHM) 0 MOVIE "The Lonely a p'zI It MIDDLE SCHOOLS Cheeseburger Hamburgei'esBes ThTaturs, Darbecuecils BeaRepillPdailleas FFerTaterTat. ThshFr T.ssed8ala' Broccou Pudding Mft MIDDLESCHOOLS --'I Fraakos Ba. Tatorlwillo FFcrThTaters Broccoli __ Bilk 5UVP11N li in stem for the Pens Y Wilfl COUSin PaIn W*- TiñeyPMPte' Sloppy Je. French Fd TH Tator Gross I 6 larbeewosus SENIMINIM FForThTMor , . ' T.usdl 8:30 (2) (12) TODAY 00000 MORNING AMERI" CA___ •1A&Y0GADY0U(R) 9:00 DOUGLAS •p SMOVIE . .: * 1 f ~ . . ~ . ~. - . . I . I I . 4 . . ~ 1, .. I . I I ~ . . . 1, '. ~ . - L%,-;*-"-.10~'. I - .., . ~ . ~ - , . . ~ . " - ~ - . I.I !I I " I , , ~ " ~, ". 1. -4; . . I ! ' 1230 ()N5 (4)0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR- 500 (2) THE BRADY BUNCH 0 THE ODD COUPLE I) MISTER ROGERS (N) ROW O RYAN'S HOPE (2)0 DAYS OF OUR LIVES (4)0 THE YOUNG AND THE 5:30 (2) NEWS 0 HOGAN'S HEROES RESTLESS 0 ALL MY CHILDREN Networks Offer Busi nes s Tragedy Show By JOAN UANAUER business (wrie and fort une UPI Television Writer and willing to cheat on the girl NEW YORK tUPl Th e he loves and eventually leaves. - 5 FACES OF COMMUNISM 9:56 (4) UPBEAT P - - -—- - I I fascination with sharks, swimWith success comes ining sinuously through the profligate spending, hangersocean and baring their batter- on, cancerous ego and evenies of teeth is never-ending. tually involvement with drugs. The same cannot be said for The story ends with Prinip'q show business tales of the poor tragic suicide, but offers few boy from the slums who made it clues beyond the stereotype to big and let it all go to his head explain the man. It may be a not even when the story exploits comment on the quality of the the real-life tragedy of Freddie show that it did not appear on Prime. NBC, the home network for Shows on both subjects go on "Chico and the Man." the air Sept. 11, "Sharks!" a Angustain tries hard with Survival Anglia production nar- skimpy material to make rated by "Jaws" author Peter Prime come alive, and he is Benchley, will be broadcast on helped by a remarkable physi' NBC from 8-9 p.m., Eastern cal resemblance, but Freddie tIme. ' Prime himself coulds"t overFrom 9-11 p.m., CBS presents come that script. "Can You Hear the Laughter? In "S arks!" h Ben talks chley *I The Story of Freddie Prime,' sharks haunting the starring Ira Angustain, nor- human mind "In some dark madly seen on "The White corner whet. nightmares Shadow," and Kevin Hooks of hide." There's nothing the same show. mysterious about the reason The Prime drama depicts the at that point on the screen a young Puerto Rican growing up great white shark is flashing In the slums of New York, teeth that look like they could hungrily ambitious for show bite through the Titanic. - . i COUP ON • - - - - - - - sup LADIES' DAY LUNCHEON e , 1 2 I PR C I ladies Order Anything On Our Lunch Menu, Except Alcoholic Beverages, And Pay Only ½ Price. Just Present This Coupon To Your Waitress. I S~V%W , I SANFORD I NEW ON .4 - - - --- - Nitilalon. A rodeo cowboy Idea to regain his wife and son. (1 W. 55 Mk*) Nalk U1111=80001A OumFrWtllohei all! I -Imam (mPLORIBAPOTML$ '110 WAY,ir. u ALL MAT1 ALL BlOWS 99 Iliad Voputubi, W,S' - I. ,1Bl41* DIdn't 0.1 ___ is Slow __ NOT gulf ' 'S. -. ONLY l awkwasm t*lO0u ______ .' SIN SILOISI iaoumu OuusFdsd • ____ ,~. .. . . . L I . I ' ' ' I "' * L . I1VIshlo .,1--' I,WIS. TWO INNS IN SANFORD TO ' 'SERVE YOUR MEETING NEEDS -50$ .: I L I , lk - f . L. 1", - l- , . 1 02w26.11 4 . " , . ~ - deserve the . YVAJo.vA bvvo., treatment • . '. a. sis s CaN Deborah IhSIIngsIiy Sales Director - IW$ . . At 3234010 , ; _. I 'A UI ILI LAKI ON [M Mill SK46 , -. ,.-:- .-, - •'-• T • -.. - :' . re'.'" --"-' - ' . - ' '... ," ' . ''' *SP$O**-imr. ji j.u.jJ + . ' — . ---- - -. . ..• .r- W . ½___,,,• - ---- - . ... . . * -''S . -' I ' .:, .. . , ,., . . .. •... - - -.. -S 11W1**U-rssLMw- ________ —. ,.•• _4 ............. 1. Jr t ur rr -- — • - - •..,. . * - .. , . .,,,.• uLJ-VI11r1T 14 ,,rn -_ .____., _.__-_—4P . W' , Tr *, S •, , ,, + - absu ,- ,. - ___ J . ,_•_ _' _ ''P" ' ' ' ' ''ro r!P*.T -.-- 'V' a , ' ?' ,"- i" " -' '-+" - -• - '-- 8 P.M. EVERY MONDAY FROM 11:00 A.M. 102:00 Teebsy Pot Plo (N) . ' 11" Sharks, 110 + . . I I . _..~ . 4:30 (4) MIKE DOUGLAS 0 MARY TYLER MOORE 0 UERV GRIFFIN 0 GUNSMOKE -. . -1\ Siios~4oI ,4, t : ~ 4 g i . , ~,-~ ~: %,~'.'- Q)SESAMESTREET(R) (2) MINDREADERS (4)0012) NEWS 0 SESAME STREET (N) Whlppsdratslsos MIssdV,g,taMre NAWNWW 11=111111111 ______ . .: 14 - . % ki ,~ -_ :uu - 0DINAHI NSAT MIT . ,. MOVIE "The Honkers" (C) (1972) James Cobum, Lois __ .. . AFTERNOON ple in a bank hostage and iTARY SCHOOLS '., . 4:00 (2) EMERGENCY ONEI (4) THE GONG SHOW 0 BEWITCHED 0 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES (I) MAKE UELALIGH holds them In exchange for the MO he feels Is responsible for his son's desth. FRWAY,SirT.14 TINS4ISIad ' . 11:30 (2) WHEEL OF FORTUNE 0 FAMILY FEUD 0 MISTER ROGERS ;mmyrdl~ Y.urPap.rP WT.K.Iva. - 3:00 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL 0 ANTIQUES 3:30 (4)0 MAS'H (A) 0 ELECTFtIC COMPANY (R) 0111111 LATIMOVIE "Death Follows The Psycho" (1973) Lorns Gresn, Den Murphy. A deranged man takes On peo- : I ) 0111*8 12:00 TsusndSaI.4 Fresh Fruit Bilker Greiiiiiiis CIM I 110 1. - 6:25 PATTI PAGE SPECIAL MOVIE "Fins" (C) (1972) Purl Reynolds, Jack Weston. Soelon is intimidated by a series of mysterious kllllnga ransom demands ma e by a notorious criminal. (2 Hrs.) 111111111111811011811111111 C reI&Rhelslad Bilkiribuk. lm 'I 11:00 1210 ThTMerTsbs as bons Band, Golden Earring, Georgie Fame, Andy Williams. CAFT11111HOURIS TNS.4S.Iad Frusek Fri.. • irumsims V" (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA •0000MORNINGFLOPJDA invotvwig Shpffiol OsvL Rsbslingagainst the .4ssdadtyrannyolankidla ®$RUSP .ugset, Geroalmo dsoW.s war SKIIINNOKAY MS MISWUM . Gs Yesse, Arofat, Waft of Itsti'e_Palestinian Uberatlon •-- Kevin Ayers, The Steve Gib- C. key PilPis 611111ON "GercirihiWO (C) Teesed Salad - 9:00 (L)QCAPTAIN KANGAROO S OVER EASY Marclanoin the ring inacom. 5 Sub TIUSI4IalM sos" Beliarod woman ad us Ike most u,vepwIsd crime in America (N) - putertzed all-time heavyweight championship bout. JUKEBOX Guests: Osibisa, Frisk en us Iarbecuusl Br.ccell Salad •CUE PASA, U.S.A.? "PaId. And Company" A big ... Muhammad All faces Rock) Milk or Shake SENIOR HIGH Greses dices them to 1w husband Gary. (N) 1110 i•FIETI*NATION "Every 30 P'ofaasloW' (C) (1910) Harry Ordino, Dine MIML A P11Vets li i'ga$0r ovpoees the 1W and a tinanclal empire Tales' Tots '1vk.y P1 1. 6 a "The McLain Family Band" 11:16 M CIO NEWS 1110 (2)NECLATIMOVII "A Fine Pair" (lie.) Rock Hudson, Claudia Cardinals. An Amidcan detective becomes the unwitting accomplice of a female thief planning a girti heist from a supposedly burglar-proof Austrian villa. (A) (I) HAWAII FIVE-0 McGarrstt travels to Singapore to find the source of a drug ring in which the Hawaiian Governor's offset seem tobeinvolved.(R) O THE SUPER FIGHT Mlal8teakSib o CBS NEWS - • SESAME STREET (R) 7:25 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA (1) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 00000 MORNING FLORIDA NEWS 7:30 0D 0 roo.v (4) FRIDAY MORNING 00000 MORNING AMERICA 11:00 ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS ELVIWNTARY SCHOOLS n 11 CA (2)®000NEWS BLUEGRASS, BLUEGRASS THURSDAY,SEPT 13 Scalloped Potatoes Tossed Salad Peas & Carrots BakedDeuert Milk or Shake EXPRESS Hamburger em Ba. Barbecue cu Ban ThTatus Fresh Fruit Milk or Shake TUAY,SEPT. 11 6:45 0 A.M. WEATHER 6:56 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 00000 MORNING FLORIDA 12) HI, NEIGHBOR 7.00 (2)0 TODAY (4)0 FRIDAY MORNING 00000 MORNING AMERL.. differently. (A) Milk er8bsk, on ci'iumcii a iamoim '. 'If . I , '' Fish Sandwich Plua .. _~ Milk SENIOR HIGH Hamburger ciBun Barbecue Bun _ T6811111111111111111 PR Milk or Shake SLACKN AWAFAINISES ST BAPTIST ___ Fruit Tweed Salad Pea&CrrMa Baked Dessert ltOO My Thumb To Mexico" in "Blue dean Queen." it - ' W.II "51st I ~ Of AN Show" 0 AUSTIN CITY LIMITS 1 -_ -- ,. coleslaw TMetTatT . ' Pesaut Butter Bars Milk er Shake ' .Fry-- 4tj~ 9, -- Tossed Salad or Vegetable Slicks Jijj. SINQ KUTANA threatens the splendor of the occasion by arriving in advanced labor. 1030 (4) EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE S ONE DAY AT A TIME Barbara's outlook on life undergoes a drastic Change after an unfortunate mishap Causes people to view her Green Beau F0111111111111111111,111111116 J TUM$LIWUN Green Peas - C J - 11 IT/ Scalloped Potatoes . . .FN 1. ANK AND IRNEST . Aron but the Ettropun 11000- hd McC$snahan. (A) S WONDERFUL WORLD OF COUNTRY MUSIC Rising °'Y pidoitne, flay Hood and his Wild Bunch are featured. Also appeaxlng is Country Music veteran Billie Jø Spears. 0 MISS AMERICA 'PAGEANT Bert Parks and Mary Ann Mobley are hosts for this 59th annual pageant featuring spiclal Q' Hop and women from around the country vyftfortftend crown.__.. !. . FF or Tater Tots KIosAMpsopu TOO 0 MOVIE "Abbott And Cos-tello Meet The Keystone Kope" (B/W) (1955) Fred Clark, Lynn Earl. After buying a non.ezls. tent movie studio, two men go to Hollywood in search of the SwifldJSt who sold It to Wleni, (1 1/2 ) S ELECTRIC COMPANY (N) 10:00 S STUDIO SEN Kids prodicing their own weekly TV series; looking for the brown water snake in its natural habItat. (R) ioso MOVIE "Lady For A Night" (B/W) (I942)Joan Siondel, John Wayne. A woman from a gambling boat marries a man for his wealth add muchcoveted position In society. (1 1/2Hi'$.) _________ MEDIA fl0(JNDTASLI THR LAW AND YOU IKIOMNOALD 10:00 . 9:30 ps iaw Kid" Robert Urich, Heather Memiss; "The Last Hundred COI.IIen, Rue ', BucW' DI ' qssllty MISTERROGERS(R) MONDAY, SEPT. IS ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Hamburger ciBun 01MB UTILE RASCALS 6:41 S ALL IN THE FAMILY Stephanie's father returns and uses blackmail to try and gel his daughter back. (R) STAIRS DOWNSTAIRS "Guest Of Honor" King Edward VII comes to dlne with G 2:30 ANOTHER WORLD (21) CL) 0 GUIDING LIGHT 0 V.I. PEOPLE 10:55 1:00 6:30 CONSUMER SUVUNE 9:00 . ' help a harried aunt (Dixie Carter) cops with her four orphaned nieces atd nIews. S NATiONAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL "The Legacy of L.S.B. Leavy" The life of sCIenlist Louis SB. Leakey, called the Darwin of human prelilsto- 1J MAIIIC 0 ORAL ROBERTS (12)PTL CLUB 800 (2) EARLY DAY 0 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY 0SUNRISE 6:11 (4) CRACKERIARREL • 6:25 (2) PORTER WAGONER i000 (2)0 PRIME TIME SUNDAY Former cowboy star Gene Autry. now owner of a vast empire including the California Angels. is profiled. 2)(R) •OIJTOFTHE PLUS em. lire) An angel (Jimmy Brogan) named Random Is ssslgned to THE DOCTORS (2) 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 0 FLOWER SHOW 5:53 9:00 ry. Is told In No own words (1) ARCHIE CAMPBELL (4)0 SUNDAY MORNING 0 TO EE ANNOUNCED 530 0 SUMMER SEMESTER (4)0MINU1ES •MASTERPIECE THEATRE "Keen" Edmund Keen plans a furtive misting with the Count. no di Koefeld, but Anna Danby, an aspiring young actrsss, complicates his elaborate romantic schemes. (Part 1 of 2) teacher (Fred MacMurray) accientai1y discovers a substance that defies gravity and uses It to make a flying car. (Part 101 coverage of Cleveland Browns at Kansas City Chiefs; Oakland Raiders at San Diego Charg. era; Seattle Seahawics at Miami Dolphins 0 THE FIN j.fl Professor" A college science 2:00 H0LI.VW ooo (12) SQUARES C!) LOVE OF LIFE 0 WHEW! 0 ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) 0 HODGEPODGE LODGE MORNING 0 EMMY AWARDS Cheryl Ladd and Henry Winkler cohost the 31st ed ition of this annual awards presentation honoring excellence in the tele.. vWw Industry. PUt. WORLD (Session Prem. lire) "The Absent-Minded 400 (2) NFL FOOTBALL Seattle Seahawks at Miami Dolphins 0 NFL FOOTBALL Regional ing his search for the printing plates. Hr. 35 Mins.i GARDEN 10:30 for Mindy. (R) -- 700 TURNS CROCKETT'S VICTORY (4)0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (R) zerelli in "Limelouse Blues" and "A Small Hotel." (2)0 DI$NErS WONDER. CL) ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) ONCE UPON ACLASSIC CD(M HIGH ROLLERS EVENING • forces of IndustrIalizatIon, trade unionism, socialism and Rosanna Rory. The owner of a gambling casino, who passed bogus money via a banker's daughter, gets kidnapped dur- performance of his own cornposition "Souveniers De Vilii. gren" and teams up with ape. clii guest guitarist Bucky Pu- NEWS gONCE UPON A "Seal Island" Three youths try to save the seals from hunters on an Island seal preserve. (R) f30 CL) 0 AS THE WORLD innocently arranges to buy a •EVENING AT POPS Jazz violinist Stephens Grappelli loins the Pops Orchestra for a '0 lutlonarc fervor. (B/W) (1957) Errol Flynn, by the recurring pros- •F1RINO LINE "Presidential Hopeful: Congressman John Anderson" 5:30 0 WILD KINGDOM "Explor. 1mg Jaguar Country" . • EUROPE THE MIGHTY CONTINENT "The Day Of Empires Has Arrived" Just prtor to the First World War, the great empires of Europe begIn to crumble In the wake of rsvo- 3:25 0 MOVIE 'The Big Doodle" baby for $10.000 as a surprise 0 ORAL ROBERTS 1(4)0 CBS MOVIE "The 41 ' Getaway" (1972) Steve MI MacGraw, A conIfld hiS Will embark on a desperate flight to freedom I , 'ft.r the corrupt parole board 1*onicusi who arranged his '',Ieas. In exchange for stolen money reneges on his side of Vis deal. (Network advise ui1cnfb,) 9:00 S LOVE BOAT "Isosceles Triangle" Connie Stevens; "El as.r. um am WO ~ Ii) MAfl.0 A - LAWIU1 ,'no a IN BRANCH OF... - 2:55 ONEWS once of a supernatural figure warning them of impending disaster. (R) MORK MINDY Mork AYMASS (H) . TENNIS Corona, New York. nationalism, U 0 RHUMSARD •SHOW MYPEO, •SESAME STRUT 8:30 most and discuss their roles In t.._.ii. LW3W7 (0U.S. terrified Open Tennis Championship Coverage of Cincinnati Berigals at Buffalo Bills; Houston Oilers at Pittsburgh Stealers; New York Jets at New England Patriots •WASHINGTON wux IN REViEW 1:30 (4)0 NFL TODAY 0 WALL STREET WEEK "Detroit And The Economy" l. (4)0 NFL FOOTBALL Tampa j__ HILLS CHURCH CW STOOGES Antoinette (Jayne Meadows) ,7 wood. The crew of an airplane constructed of salvaged parts from another, downed craft are Flushing Meadow Park Win" By 1909 the Old Order Is being rooaced by the neW CD VOICE OF VICTORY (4) THREE ROBONIC T homes More (Bernard Solvent) and Queen MarIe '. 4:46 ®ONFtToOAY 10:00 CARD SHARKS c) 8 00 (Joined In Progress) Live coyerage of the finals of the U.S. UNG 0 JERRY FALWELL (4)$UNOAYMONIINQ 0FAITH FOR TODAY 0 PICTURE OF HEALTH termaker and her mother. (A) . (2) NFl. FOOTBALL Houston Oilers at Pittsburgh Stealers 030 MINUTES 3:00 EUROP9: THE M MIGHTY CONTINENT "A World To THE NAZARENE S UCP FOOTBALL "The First "th'majority .r usher Power POINT ON NUTR$ the hopes of rekindling a .romancs between Coach But. .. .. a MOVE MACHINE arrange a candlelight dinner In . trump linus,, West led a sec aca400. FORUM (4) • MARLO AND THE MAGX Divans, William Shatner and QuInn Cummings take part in this all-star athletic cornpeti. lion featuring a team from the U.S. vs. the rest of the world. (4.) SAD NEWS BEANS Amandi and the rest of the bitter than you.. Keep on LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You viIIk aid being frlindly. may tbink you don't have as $AGlyrjLJjJ5 (Nov. 31-Dee, much a chance to get what 21) The only thing that would you want as Others do, but it is ,,,o stop You from doing very Well not true. You'll not ., be igj Experts," onnspetltivsly today would be to overlooked when the ixeaks are allow negative w&a' questions to b oausd nd. be anasd ii aoronawa tetfers with your , good per. byata,rsid A Lag Way Ti Ga aiwfNN. The most h*eefpsarn American exports more hip questions' w* be deed hi gi y th an tripled between 196$ and Thin co*xnn and * receive ' 1977 rinse from $346 billion '' cesofJACO5yMoOE) ! to $izójiiuio0, The Conjer. I only as UVI V.JU7 II inc. Board note,, But' Lb.' Yugoslavia is a fsduratIes bare of world trade account. of Ml r,publki BorN., .1* hIPPY' .4 for by the United States Crolia, 59uiuIa, Msatussro,. AQUA1R (Jan. shrank from 11,1 percent. to Buals.Burz.goylaa aid 19) $asone who could be 11.7 perce1g, and the natlea's Macedumia. ni* trade balance weakened. for Js try t FAA's que" of diamonds 6:45 • CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP WORLD IN More than 30 Holly- ' IIYPOWDEN 0 FLORIDA REPORT 1:30 C!) NEWS (1) 0 NEC MOVIE 'The Ghost Of FlIght 401" (1978) Ernest Borgnine, Gary Lock - itself for war. Bay Buccaneers at Baltimore Colts OAGRIcULTuREu.S.& OAFTER HOURS 0 U.S. AGAINST THE force. NLnety•nine percent of experts do play. It as a force. ba'rtb. que'en Jack. i clubs to _ ~+_% Wilson Mistier said, "The bowl of the sucker Is music to the gambler's a Take k?P tint tn }i ntuirlu sensitive toanything that is said today. Things aren't always meant the way they sound. ARIES (March 21-April 19) This day could be filled with little surprises to either throw you off balance or spur yoton, depending ton how healthy an attitude you maintain. TAURUS (April 20Ma..,20) Unexpected rude behaviot by another could at first rnolc, you think It might be your fault. It isn't. The problem rests solely with GEMINI(May 21-June 20) You might have to cope with some minor disruptions while you're on the Job today. Grin and bear them. They'll dissolve before your eyes. CANCER (June 21-July22) The ease with which 'you communicate with everyone jjpt through films made throughout hisremarkablecanset. CONTINENT "The Drums Begin To Roll" After its defeat under Japan in 1904 ImperIal Russlaisssenas vulnerable by a Germany busily preparing - - CJ verySiwelber. In standard American it You cm Id AWS wftb anyone or strarigers, banialm *ir daYjndIO you don't f*UbgO abL You may learnafew substantial extra Vat. aadAIaaSe.sag The late PISCES (Feb 20M&th 20) logic, aforce. By01wWJW* to IISIPb LiE by. Al Vermeeu HESJPIF YTHE LErrER / and his contract. -- history. Steve Allen Is the SeeL 1L 1171 This Is an excellent Yew to put Into action plans or ideas you've been harboring. Discuss them with àthers, because there Isadrvng possibility you'll find the necessary support. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Keep your mind on what you are doing today and you'll have an eatrsmely sueceesful day. Binds ON any t-npt-"on to let Y t11(I1 wander. Find out more about yourself by sending for your copy of Mtro-Graph Letter which begins with your lthdy, Mail $1 for each to AstroGraph, Box 459, Radio City StaUon,N,Y, 10019. Be sure to specIfy birth date. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Abide by your hunches today. Don't let anyone try to persuade you to do otherwise. Your Inatlncts are keener than their was In the bag all the There was no law requiring 6:00 (4)ABETTER WAY 0 THIS 18 THE ' (2)THEGONGSI40w Is YCURBIRTUDAY West because the contract MORI$Nu RUNNER SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. You're the one who is able to 21) Great enjoyment can be bring the life to the party today. derived today from work you You have the ability to turn a deem to be a labor of love, dull gathering Into a sparkling Spend time on your favorite event. hobby rather than frittering LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) hours away. Something might develop today CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. that could be advantageous 19) You don't need to be around either financially or lot of people to have fun today. professionally. If you spot any AU you need the corn- signals, be ready to move. ,WIN AT BRIDGE luck. Trump finesse wrong. both diamonds In back of dummy, etc., etc., etc. All this had to be sweet music to the ears of East and MMZ~001 BUNNY / ROAD modsi MMANM bars returned to the ROOKIES I'FUC A3lI Ll 2:06 100 discovered, a widow manages to have a million dollars in gold GDNEWS a Ign (Season Premiere) Weekly highlights of key NCAA football contests are p1eseflted. 0 MOVIE "Sam Whiskey' (C) (1969) Burt Reynolds, Clint Walker. Before the theft is merty of Ohio State University. HIGHLIGHTS 910 VALLEY 0 SPECTRUM OCOLLEGE FOOTBALL '79 (2) COMEDY SHOP 2)MOVIE "The Night They Raided Minsky's" (C) (1969) Jason Robards, Britt Ekiand A religiously inhibited young girl rebels against her parents and invents the striptease, (2 Hrs.) THE AMERICANS "The Football Coach" Today's dynamic football game is eplto. mired by Woody Hayes, for. dynamic and compassionate, day. He or she may tell you so today. CANCER (June 21-July 22) ll lll REll Jul Moml JIll JUl JIll Jill jli Jill Montana DONAHUE , lull. JI. Jill lull. Jul Jill lJlIlll llil Jll Jil Jlllli by Art %6 IXA)%5 AW C niø 47 Kind of income 48 Bathroom 33 World organl- 3 Fraternal 27 Naked zatlon (2 wds., members 28 Of India fixture abbr.) 4 Floats upward (prefix) 34 Inner (prefix) S Misplace 29 Home of Eve 49 Iniquity 35 Supposing (2 6 Pronoun 30 Irritated 50 River In wds.) 7 Compass 32 Certainly (2 Russia 36 Newspaper point wds.) 51 Light weight notice (abbr.) 8 Devoted 36 Stout 37 Milk-organ 9 Dinner item 37 information 53 Intermediate 38 Stony 10 Food (prefix) bureau (abbr.) "A THE BORN LOSER 24 Stratagem 2 Around 6:00 (2) FLORIDA'S WATCHING panlonship of your very specIal someone to make this dey YOUR BIRTHDAY 11 Strong cart 39 Tax agency 20 Milquetoast 59 Heavens 21 Caspian 60 Biblical land 19 Communists (abbr.) 20 Mayday signal40 Grimy 22 Olympic board (abbr.) 22 Author DOWN 44 Shovel 23 Housewife's ti. Fleming 45 Detest tie (abbr.) 23 Madame 1 Paradise 26 Royal families 46 Neglect (Cont) dweller by Mort Walker EVENING •. 18 Hard-fisted BEETLE BAILEY 200 Sunday, September 9 1979 For Jov si' 1 6L!1£ Ii 56Nounsuffjz fft 17 Facts and 57 Prima donna D IN '101 A1 figures 55 Diminutivesuf. I DISIMIOI A 0 $nh'ttL'A' 15 Containers 0 NEWS :•. I,!,I 53 Technical uni ONIGHT'S TV HOROSCOPE 'I' . .- - - - ' -. -- — - -. -. + - --. - - - 10 , . , ,, - - - - .* - . . -A I d �V 811—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. S.ptP, 17 BackwTowSchool Days Call For Healthy Foods The back4o-school blues or jitters should be about over by this time, with a settling in acceptance that school days will be the "In thing" for the next nine months. Healthy, nutritious foods are vital to students of all ages. Try some of the following recipes for quick, easy foods. APPLESAUCE NUGGETS 2 cups flour ½ teaspoon cinnamon ½ teaspoon nutmeg ½ teaspoon allspice teaspoon cloves ½ cup corn-oil margarine 1 cup brown sugar, firmly packed 1 cup applesauce 1 teaspoon baking soda I egg, well beaten 1 (6-ounce) package butterscotch pieces 1 cup broken walnuts Measure flour and spices onto waxed paper. Cream margarine and sugar until light and fluffy. Add baking soda to applesauce, then add applesauce and egg to creamed shortening and sugar. Add dry ingredients, stirring to incorporate evenly. Add butterscotch pieces and walnuts. Drop by teaspoonfuls about 2to3Inches apart on greased cookie sheet. Bake at 375 degrees 12 to 15 minutes, This kitchen. tested recipe makes about 4 dozen cookies. VEGETABLE POTPOURRI 1 (10½-ounce) can condensed vegetarian vegetable soup 1 soup can water 1 cup cabbage, cut in long thin shreds ½ teaspoon dried dill weed, crushed Combine Ingredients in saucepan. Bring to boll. Reduce heat. Cover and simmer 5 minuteL This kitchen-tested recipe makes about 3 cups CHEESE AND BACON SANDWICHES 4 slices (about 4 ounces) process cheese 2 thick slices tomato 2 very thin slices wholewheat bread, toasted I slice bacon, cooked and crumbled Arrange cheese on bread. Place bread on broiler pan. Boil 6 inches from heat 3 minutes or until cheese just melts. Add tomatoes. BroIl 2 minutes more. Top with bacon. CHUCK WHITE CHICKEN SALAD 1 (5.oimce) can chuck white chicken ¼ cup creamed cottage cheese ¼ cup shredded carrot ¼ cup sliced radishes ¼ teaspoon seasoned salt 2 slices melba toast In bowl, conbine all Ingredients except toast. Serve with toast. This kitchen-tested recipe makes 1 cup. S.ptemb.r 9, 1979 SANFORD, FLORIDA DOONES]EjURy M4VYc )W4 P4&yWy- .. *%t9 AU4TAE AV, BP ;r QV aR L7 wMW v aw 6041 III%. 71 A% is S4*: 1 L)W 71ø 7II4T'S by Garry Trudeau 6O45). (7"577ME7oAT/T HSfrt4Y AVT9S a/TIN 71EOPEN. 71g RM'.V 1DM/I- A9Rf.401 CFIE4Z5,iip AFVM~ /E(5, 4W8p saw, f .1 'rp ,4 OM401 , 4445ft,P7 W7MF. I F8P ISA or NCi' XM /Ti.F4L'/%4 75 74 4i'4 '7' 546vm ll_~ )rX'WE R/&'IT )tViet 924H ar , ir ~ 700 c. £4415 OW 7115 SsAcaI/ a4s10 000V AM V WITH ALL THE ENTHUSIASM OF YOUTH, HE IELLS OF THE KEEN SPORT AND THE BEAUTY OF 7HE WINTER FtRf57 GALAN IS 50 ELOQUENT THAT LADY ENIP PLANS A HUNT FOR THE NEXT DAY. '4lV•'f BUT THE SNOW COVERS MANY A PITFALL. THE LAPY'S MOUNT FINDS ONE, SHE IS THROWN AND THE HORSE SUFFERS A BROKEN LEG! AND ON FURTHER INSPECTION, SO HAS LADY ENID. .-'- aVUR AWcING A WINP*REA)c OF ROUGHS, GALM4 MOVNT Mu VW HORSE .'41V RETRAC!6 HIS TRM. BACK 10 TIC CASTLE, SPURRED ON BY THE P157*141 HOWLING OF THE rva- HUNGRY WOLVES. THE WOLVES ARE GROWING BOLDER. THE DE AD HORSE 15 LOSING ITS WARMTH. THE BLANKETS ARE 13ECOMING WET AND LADY ENIDS LEG IS PAINFUL. THE HOURS PASS SLOWLY. 22 NEXT WEEK - Just in ITme! I DOUSNNU1'S, ... ... , NàraimiI MACM0 . ... . io ' .• . . . . ON . spr'J Um 1EFOR!" __ _____ ___ 04 oft &" ~p a... . 9. 4"V& w ___________________ 1••&,1i no -- r I �! $ __ arm Pu ACMUM SYA PAMACM 611MYRNAØM PUTU MKM JWlZ$YIL..L AmFoMp*M p .. ç .1 _ I'445K&D M(iCj 1 HW1A M ov M9 I ___ NO C4Ga$' Mae%TR MIX hUNP! WOKWAT iI M __ _ MIN LL-- emye WE SAM AU _ ' '4 _ _ ____ NOMISM H1 WA*#Ml If Is"a-ELM WIN bUR FAT"! V M.D I GXi5 0 MAIfN NOT NO [BREAK HIS ' NE WEg- LI )0L9 FAW 15 A VPty 5T 'AWM I AT . ! A COAIr 7 C4S7 cojINr$ YE$ ARaJ C LAJ;TTg WE,LL 6 HUMAN OR FT A II LOOKS LIKE X It<CYT5' THE :j THE ANSWER tqjeST \ I Is -. - .5 . *w NOW. \ ISHAr WE' VE ALL. ~; NEEN WAIMM OR __ •' -, __ Jut/ IT'S ON AT SEVEN, NIGELI DEAR HELOISE: Sometimes my mom and dad go out for dinner, I"ving us with a sitter. Wore they I"ve, they mark the things we may watch on TV. This way, theses no arguments, plus they know we are watching good shows. Nigel King, Ages DEAR FRIENDL HOLDONTOTHISI When 1 Wass Coll" IestudOnt,books cost& lot and Woo big. DEAR HELOI$E: investment (they still ant). Instead of just putting my name on pot holder drawer, the Inside of the book, I used a Felt tlp Pan iidprinted my name ttwMy oven, was cluttered on the outside of the pages, along the edge of the book. darling little squares that my ,h bt t$, f,M, r: h'..ld.,.r , children had woven for me on pages tegether, and print yawn yew name. flfti looe,s. name on the side .ppsslte the I even do this now on my They were in beautiful lng. books, and when someone colors, measured about 4 This way, there Is ii. brrows a book, they don't Inches square, and were really ever forget whom It belongs ci... LAM neft WWWAII SVQJN my .. . ••• 64" 40 "li,'r' i,iiy 1II,• TIOM4II IYr- V V S I(pç$ SAAKA . *u pjop • V V V _____ ___________ p •s MM • Oj S • V V V ___ V "V • - I ii. II wovoOW ) S . • . . ' S YOU CAN SO SAVE MON EVI I found a cute trick on saving scene money. Anita Anderson Old wrSWn9 PIW or fin foil, wrapping It around the can and taping the ends. tahoi'inffietoppi.tic you change in It. It you wish, put some old cloth on the bottom so Yudofl't makenolsewhenm sy Is put in. If you put a nickel In each day for a year, the total is $18-25. A dime a day for year is DOISS,,, Age 13% a. . ••V. : - V S S DEAR HELOISI: i.t,er to iteisise, i WtisnaI those pjffispi,5 one day nd get them all DEAR NIADI: things to do bkceni tains. such as mending. 11he Is ani aNsi, ask a garment sewing on buti'pae, Iwentiss an mak a . 'J • making a lentdelayed ties, wiNe me care SI this te$epiona call, or writings ' *..Gr.c.A Reid Hugs, Shells - S S .1 ALL INACAY, V V : HUg$.H,lol.. discard. I got the bright ide. of overcasting them together to use at the dinner table under, hot caswoies and next to the stove for hot pins and pies. They are so practical and wash so well. They also remind me of the levi flnsrs that made them years a9° cnet *aw, I S V - - V •v S V VVS S V • VV V • S • S I V V V V S •. . • •. S S : \ • . V •S, ;. •V S ....L • , V V b S. I I V -- V I • • / - V • • - V V - VS --_ - • 5 I. S V • V I I •.. . - • S•• I - : ______ �p SIV 4 4 p F or IV- rtoPoo 4 Al IP .40 a S AL I p %wo jo AV 9' q - _owe !1 rvr Ivy 16A T F4 IYAL k t.— 0 40( I -t 1 IL:fi1 !L!T1i! • . . a . .. 1 �the small sócl.ti. low 6 brkhman by Dick Wingert HUBERT I some less loss lot 1 - do Cr ~' .. 4 ' T, = -Z —0110 VV Ric AL A F At' TA Now looms. Y/A1 1 sw M ;. iI 7415 IS MY NEW SALLV K &MO,TORALPW ER j - BE 1A I? by Morris Turner WIN PALS. kid power WIAAT DID SUE 00 t IN COMMON TWO S MUC I'ei YOU JUST SAID, jp 65 0*l!r1 ...IN SIGNZANGUAGE.1 Ste 1 ..: / - -. . - -- -. ., I ..____•••_ - - -I - -. ".r • .._ • ._ - - •. .•., • - ------- - -- — — -— — - --••-•.- — ___ __ - . - '-'- - �72nd Year, No. 17—Monday, Sept. 10, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald (USPS 481.280)— Price 15 Cents Ars n Team Probes 3 M 0 0 4unwW%mrie - - by Hal Kaufman OPEN LINESi Mastery of we, may also moan knowing when not tO speak, O, Tupo. p.t 11* "WIl. LTIM LOS ILEN CElIA THMO REEL OQUE lICE TIM NSPE ECH." Rearrange caphffer spadng for sense. 1.4esds W**3USfl JOW 41I EusIi pow,,H'M One's a Cott In each grouping of three, on. Is a cat: 1. DiSc bear lion. 2. Tapir tiger tarpon. 3. Lemur linnit Iyn. Which are the cats? xuA . , Gso*i Oroas.p Two goose in front of a geese, two seese behind a goose, and one goes. In If,. middle. New many geese altogether? 'sun "141 RtddI.M..Thjl Who is the stingiest football player? The tight and. How long have men played practical jokes? Since anticquity. SEE IF YOU CAN F: Add that jour shpdsd numbers above YOü Will flfld they blot 17. Similar LiIa comb atlofis In this diagram total Ill, i, " 2 0 TUUR 1EYES? There are at Ileast st six differ. inces in. drawing details between top and bottom paneis. How quickly can___ you find them? Chick answers with thou b.lo*, P J$1W$ If pj•g;, 1 $j ••,•,l* $f •Jj 5 5 . 19 and 27. Some may be totalled in several ways, while others, such 85 29, 27 and 17, appear but once. coursi, the four•l.t m. L's may bepo,,,,,. with Jong or short aides Ixtefldlnglnanydir,c. tlonuporde . quickly find all the sums? LJs4Nu1.si \ I .25 •... 1 16 • •' 1 j 5. I) A u $ 16 II ')• (ILI' AV1TrcD 1' AT T O DO Wr1t At moaft(s Afl1UcN f14pe --jr -- ---- - .l inAtI TI tLAv LSwvEi A P)NcPL! ftKYACTIC14 c1 • 71p . 44L 9 " - .4 . I I I ___ phied vortoe, to than Pteldiat Gerald Ford an lbs net two ballots ':/ i • . • puu 'u.a 1, be isaiid The i' t by .' . •1 . .: -. , I , • ',. ' ' ,' • . . , - 'I . * No straw ballots of presidential preference • • •,,_ - - . — I - - - asp • ' - I . v '. " . ' •:-: . .9,.., . ' . - • "cram Photo by Tom Vincent on HIghway 17-92 near Longwood after $3 million blaze. Me enda City utflctals appealed to US. Sen. 4awton cbl1. to use his and "have been returned. 'It'shardtouyw turnout Influence with U* Dot toet ecta conM to, the cP.y. 1*. We ory q here h tsw -b.w be 1 the NorñuI1 CETA funding expires after 78 weeks for a project, Miss election," said city Clerk Mary Norton. Donnan said. Mrs. Norton said the city's voters will cast their ballots at three locations. The fling lace for Lake Mary's special election Is the city hall council chamber, said City Clerk Connie Major t Voters in precinct 13 will vote at city FIre Hall I at 102 N. Moss Chairman of the election board Is former-city councilman Road. Election clerk will be Mrs. Ruth Layo with inspectors Virginia Mercer with Lillian Burke, Pat Christie, Millie Murray Norma and Charles Lang and Clara Colce. nose in precinct 24 and Arolyn True as inspectors of the election, will vote at the Seventh Day Adventist Church on South Moss Road. Voting officials there will be Darlene Nordine, Helen Mrs. Major said the absentee ballots will be counted and the election canvassed by the election board and Councilmen Cliff Green, Charlotte Dickson and Kitty Strunk. Voters in precinct 50 Nelson and Pat Southward and the city clerk Immediately after - Tuskawilla area - will cast their ballots at Fire Station 2 on the polls close at 7pm Northern Way. Election officials there will be Patricia LomPredicting a 60 percent turnout at the polls, Mrs. Major said bardy, Carrie Maupin, Marguerite Elliott and Robert Swartz. that 30 absentee ballots were applied for, a record for a city City officIals have said the tax Increase in Winter Springs is election, and all but eight or nine have been returned, necessary to provide a reserve fund to handle emergency exIn Winter Springs seven absentee ballots have been applied for pendlture needs during the year. Beginning this week two department officials said, first time students In grades 10, regarded as the most serious of health teams will visit all Last school year individual 11, 12 had to show proof of common childhood diseases, private and public high schools cases of measles broke out In vaccination against red according to Bernice Duncan, in Seminole County to provide the state of Florida, which measles before they could Seminole County public health measles vaccine to all students caused some concern among attend school. To aid the nurse supervisor. who need It. health Officials. Students in students, free immunization Starting at 7:30 a.m. the two According to Jorge Deju, grades 9 through 12 who were clinics were set up by the county health teams will visit medical director of the thought immune became county health department this the following schools today: Seminole County Health susceptible because the vaccine summer for any of the 30,000 Lake Howell then Altamonte Department, the teams will use administered to them In 1009 Seminole County students. Christian and Seminole High jet-guns to shoot either a did not provide a lasting Im. This third attempt to protect then Crooms High. vaccine for sImple measles or munity, according to Tom all high school students is Tuesday— Lake Brantley (all an Injection to counteract Cook, area immunization crucial since measles is an day) and Oviedo High, then measles, mumps and rubella. coordinator for Health infectious disease and there Lake Howell Academy. These visits will be at least Rehabilitative Services, have been reported cases, Wednesday— Lyman High the third attempt by the health Immunization of Seminole health offices said. and Harbor School. On Thur. department to halt a further County high school students Red measles can cause sday and Friday the teams will outbreak Of red measles, health were conducted in May. For the deafness, retardation, and Is handle any possible overflow. 191 ____ - -. - ..: • • -, •' • ,irjpau.iJiits - d A* wo rgraeow IV __ --. (5) Owp • .:' ''. ' • •. - 11daWiIL*III adI,Ligthat BS hi1L 1$ . . ' •''--.'..- Ma t erial Di$15$; - jra'• DONNA •- .. • • - -• .4'.. . .. - • ' I . SNOW dl, imlg,1$ri ytwopsnonshav,ehàà U 7 p.m. today we, dated to VP at the. prsv*oa public Ars.necliek ........4.A Il.r.scsps ..................1 bold a final pubitc heálng hiertoge on thtwo e budget andju , .,,,,.,,,,,,.,,. Hsstsi ................... beNidea$7ilIm rdeto dth,ordkajjceu. c..i. ....................4R Obllglss .................IA bi*IthatizrdeOfP.19 The Ink rat, of $7.19 ••,.•., iasv ................a , pit $1,115 i:l vol.9,- riprissat on 11 as par Bilniol...................4* SpeW_ . ................... .$ be the 1WI1* al yew .51,110 asisued valsatlon DsarAl . .................1 Televidsu ..................11. bSØIUg IVOPUtlr In McresN. • :..' Dr. Lamb a Wedhit...................IA ' 1 ' • 1S •. --: - ____ TwinTiwiruOrmondo. . Bov, Final Budget Hearing Set Todcly .6012VOWN at61 M*r" U . • . '" _•:''• ' _____ •'' ,r -- " : __ - , Is Wo sad Building The ether peruse viii a. 1'stoitdW*1th5II! W hiSS 1I I & o Irithe • 7ho form California • •• MeCaIIa aid . _____ K ill A l2'year.old Altamonte County medical examiner who from Inhaling fumes of a died from heart failure due to Springs boy died Saturday after performed an autopsy Sunday solvent he was using In the asphyxiation. The Seminole being found Friday nIght sm- the boy died u a result of cleaning. The boy's father, County medical examiner, Dr. consciots with a plulle bag bd'allng noxious fwnes, The William, a former firefighter, G.V. Garay said "there Is no over his face Altamonte accldentoccurred while the boy Performed mouth4o.mouth doubt" Jlmjny "died ua malt Svrinis pobics said. was cisoning his skateboard In resuscitation on his son until of ithallng noxious I Jimmy Whelan, 731 UtIle the faInily garage, pollce'sald. rescue personnel arrived. Funeral services for Whalen Wekiwafi, died M2:$Ip. lbs police said that the llbeheldWeduesdayat the The boy's physician, Dr. At F10r* H0010L mother recalled Whalen was According to a SondMIS WeNrinil the pWic beg to keep Dennis R. Grm, said Whalen Harmon Funeral Home in Staten Island, New YodL delegates reception at 7:30 p.m., SS*. 11 at U. Cowl of Flags Hotel on Major Bosyarj, Orlando and a genirsi reception it 1:30 ____ Seedy Log.,, Direthy ikDiIi, • ___- • . oxious umes JOIINCONNOUy •..Pleks Up Delegates • ' -w 'I t. 1 Medical Teams Hit County ' . • -' Pi1. labor, Bills Ike's to the 1 . iogpssW tou 'iii CSWI'I 015 kThRrs - . With Measles Vaccinations , . 4 — ' ,... - Investigators wade through wreckage at Factory Liquidation Store '' , ', •, -.'.'.. ', ____ •,' ) . . ... • • . ____ _? . , . ' ".,. ... _-_ . • . ,'.,. • , wits: EeOfye HduIi, IbMey Riblassu, Carol three were 1at r— 1 . . . ,•.• -4 • 'V ' Wits ; alt$isuai The , • '• .I . - '' . __ . '- 9 tot An no ... . ' I . .. w fir GI9 Mi. Morse, . S $ . ' . . •., • for the cescue Saturday Including Dorothy Mss4s,'t $miaarsr;. • Lauren Jc½iaon, Audrey Holloway and Frances Morons who ere elided 4i'it atee. Mdi. Holq Is an ackuwledged Reagan supporter and leader In the Reagan '"VII1P. Mire tbei 173 ines _ Among thee. - . \. ; U.N. trip- - IT11 • .1 '•I' ;•, if ____ G.v. Jibe ('ur • Iso hL adw ad M 4 \ •, • ' on*" 81110wed gig r I . .% - .iuuen 0 ce 1*1 iI$sswemses May Morse, to b. usy wis is the by , is diobcis, saying Wield lbs ceavistlos rnon ' Aplakiuialesadalor __• 1 . 9 14 •• The votei In Winter Sprinp and Iako Mary will so to the polls Tuesday to consider whstlsr to or not to aprow property 1 berldlet for the IMIM fiscal year beginning. Oct. 1. is But, Miss Donnan said, the county's prime sponsor advisQry In Winter Springs the city council asking approval flolD Its %W qualifled *Wors to rolaa pro" ty tan from $L14 per committee last week approved submission ' $1,000 astewed valuation to $3.80. The lake Mary City Council is - the the US. newDepartment fiscal year. of IAbdr (DOL) to extend the funding into adft its 11,12111 quallW dectom to appro" an Increase from $3 Under the Plan submitted, Miss Donnan said, federal money for to the officers would be phased out over each quarter of the new Lab city OfflJ am aft boure by the Voters to IsC,J year. approve the tax Increase will requlz,ea cut ln the police force from nine full4ime XWO1 PWOON1011 to ft" &W ft"1011 Of the The funding would stop during On transition period for one 4' emergency dispatching service. ' officer at the end of each quarter of the year so that by end of the 1% ' tow pgIcs iincsrs and tourperscn dispatching service fiscal year on Sept. 30, 1990 the city would pay the salaries for a,e been paid for by the 1e4sr111y funded Comprehensive each officer, or would fit, them. ties in Orlando in November ISIS k:ig a of aibece" tadaj who their priioriacs Is. . . . Employment lalnIng Act (CETA). ____ . FØIISIuI f.Sogfr4be.L. y to Brenda Donnkn, senin' $*fliier at the Seminole 'County Manpower Division, is ad to expire under federal regulations on 3° • • Fifteen of Seeainil,. County's U'member delegation to the GOP • " SP 9 , ,..' Fire - Lake Mary, Wl* nter rings 1. 1$ Ir - n On Proposed Tax Hike • 10 WHAT'S DOT? What can .drew to complete tub curious scene? Simply add missing lines, dot to dot, to find out. ., illi $ By GEOFFREY POUNDS in the rear of the building," tinguish the blaze. Firemen AND JANE CASSELBEPJIY said Seminole County in. said the fire was reported at Herald 81*11 Writers.vedigator Raymond Pippin. shortly after 2 a.m. The heat from the blaze was The firefighters' efforts were Arson Investigators from the so Intense that it melted the slowed for about 20 minutes state fire marshal 'a Office and steel Ibeams and a nearby when a Sanford woman, Cynthe Seminole County Depart. cyclone fence out of shape, this Irene Serraea, 21, drove med of Public Safety today Pippin said. He said there will her car over a fire hose, cutting began ewnlnlng the charred probably be at lead two days off the main water supply. debris of three Rutted buildings before a preliminary indication Sheriff's deputies said Ms. at Highway 1712 and Si1no1a as to the cause of the fire could Serraes had pulled away from a BOUleVard. be established, nearby restaurant when she The buildings, destroyed by With Pippin at the scene this drove the hose. She was an early Sunday morning fire, morning were Deputy State Issued a over traffic citatton. include the Miowrooni and the Fire Marñl Ernie Wright, building housing Factory factory outlet Of the Factory Bob O'Connor of the Seminole Uquldatlon previously had Uquldatlon Store and the County Sheriff's Department been leased by Nature World, a Tompkins land and Housing beauty and cosmetics business office, a real estate firm; Car driving over that listed well-known enFactory Uquldatkn sold trepreneur Glen Turner, and womins' clothing. creator of the "Dare-To-BecOil CU.i water Investigators said the Great" financial pyramid prellmlflv7 damage edimnato . scheme. vu $3 million. Howev5r, beth supply,SlOWS However, Savarese today the building's toad and the said there are no lingering ties bUilding owner today .ICIIOd efforts with either Nature World or flr.fIgh firs to confirm that estimate. Raymond Tompkins, whose41 71Mwere just tenants," county address Is listed as 2349 and Don Fritz of the Altamonte Savarese d of Nature World Tamerine Road, leased the Springs Pollceptment. Pippin said the arson task three buildings from Raymond Investigators were Unable to force called Into the inS*vareae, 1111 Howell Creek eiinlne the probable starting vestigatlon Is a new concept in Drive, Winter Springs. point oftheflrewdllacollapsed Seminole County. He said the Tompkins was In Tampa roof Of the building could team goes Into operation today and said he would return removed. A crane was being automatically when there is a Tuesday to assess the damage brought in by Insurance aiaig loss. to the contents of the building. representatives this morning to said activation of Savarese said he has not yet pull away the roof. team does not necessarily mean surveyed the entire scene. Firemen from l4ngwoOd and there Is arson involved. He said "SO far all we have been able Altamonte Springs joined there Is no immediate reason to to determine Is that the fire Seminole County firefighters In suspect that the fire was started In the warehouse area working three hours to ex- deliberately set. ' • ,. ............,.,',, • $_. -• .• • 4. .1_ • lE •• bI 9,. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1979 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 09, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 09, 1979. 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' • I EnvoyIsi W *f##1AQ T71'tffr I S • ___________ LI EA I 1401(? Evening Herald, (USPS 411.210)—Price 15 Cents 72nd Year, No. 81—Friday, November 23,1979--Sanford, Florida 32771 'Every youngster who takes part In Pop Warner should leave the field with a strong, warm feeling about the game of football' Brantley, Cross Address Youth Coaches - By JOE DESANTIS Herald Sports Editor One-hundred thirty four youth football coaches were on hand this morning at the Altamonte Springs Civic Center for a Pop Warner breakfast highlighted by guest speakers Iry Cross of the "NFL Today" show and former Florida Gator All. American linebacker Scott Brantley. IRV CROSS Cross, recently elected as chairman of the board for the national Pop Warner Little Scholars, headquartered in Philadelphia, helped kick off a three day Pop Warner 50th Anniversary Celebration and will be the Seminole Youth Sports Association's guest speaker for a sold-out football gathering at Sea World's Atlantis Theater tonight. "A lot of people might think that because a former pro player Is getting involved with Pop Warner Football, the age old emphasis of 'winning is everything' can be associated with my name," Cross explained to the youth coaches, "That's not the case. I've been associated with Pop Warner for sometime now - I have a genuine interest in how the organization functions nation. wide." "My feelings on Pop Warner," continued Cross, "Are that every youngster who takes part In the program has the chance to learn the fundamentals of the game, learn teamwork and grow as a person." In addressing the coaches, Cross thanked theni for their contributions to the Pop Warner program and reminded them of the objectives of the league. 'Every youngster who takes part should walk off the field with it strong, warm feeling about the game of football." "That's %t1at the program is all about." Cross, along with Pop Warner founder and president Joe Tomlin, will spend today touring Seminole County and watching SOflIC of the 134 temns front around the country and %lexico play before tonight's ceremonies at Sea World = - homein i Incites Moslems Saudi Mecca Siege Ends - By United Press International at his mountain retreat not far from the - The siege at Mecca ended today but the capital. -. ayes of anti-American sentiment It After Carter met with the advisers for 2 still rippled through the nations of hours and 20 minutes, press secretary + lam, where Moslems followed Jody Powell, speaking for the president, yatollah Ruhollah Khomeini's dictum said, "The consequences of harm to any expel "this corrupt germ from single hostage will be extremely grave. listory." Harm to one hostage lsas serious as Khomeini called on black Americans harm to all." y to join "with Islam in fighting Powell said Carter also has no inagainst the Infidel." tention of returning the shah to Iran. An aimated 6,000 Iranians marched on the besieged U.S. Embassy in Tehran, -+-• shouting, "Carter set fire to the mosque of the Moslems!" The mass outcry was NEW YORK - The deposed shah of • incited by Khomeini's comment that the Iran told a television Interviewer he •. ,. United States was to blame for the wants to leave New York Hospital and seizure of the sacred mosque at Mecca. return "as soon as possible" to his borne 'r Saudi Arabian troops today took in exile in Mexico. control of the mosque seized Tuesday by ABC correspondent Barbara Walters Moslem gunmen. But during theeiwine's 4W said the asked Shah Mohammed Hess 64 esitwe, the anti-American vendetta left Pahlavi If he would go to Iran. His " OW the embassy in Islamabed, Pakidan, a response: .ld.ring ruin. Or Thursday the "I may be =nv thines IPA I'm rA t..4.rkey and L.a-I Vadnah samples a slice of stewed meal on toast. Mifli.: Bang1adea and to a filth city in In an interview reported on the netPakistan. work news by Miss Walters Thursday, American dependents today dreamed she quoted the shah as saying he never Medieval Feast Excites out of Pakistan In response to a governwanted to come to the United States, but ment evacuation order prompted by the had to do so because his gallbladder embassy burning. condition needed evaluation by Students ,t Seminole sophisticated piece of equipment called a a J In Tehran, 49 American hostages spent a bleak Thanksgiving in the US. body scanner, Which Is unavailable In By TOM NETSEL chicken breasts and rice cooked with by (the hostages). Even If we get kWed, we of the passengers were not related to the Mexico. Embassy under a Herald Staff Writer brown sugar and almonds and garnished shall kill them." embassy, but were "just Americans who Khomeini. Miss Walters said the shah did not with ". . . Spoons were used for soups and with almonds and parsley, fried oranges, Khomeini, distancing himself want to go home," embassy spokesman to With worldwide tension reaching a have the interview filmed or . puddings; knives were used for lifting cabbage and almond soup, fritters of diplomatically from the students, added James Thurber said. "They are beaten to fever pitch, officials In Kuala Lumpur, She said ft shish told t he wants " leave as soon as possible' for Mexico but meats from the platters and sometimes parsnips, and mulled cider. then 600 If the U.S. took military action, "We into their socks." Malaysia, today emoted more Many combinations of spices were first must undergo a procedure to to the mouth. But everything else was employees at the U.S. embassy for three cannot control these proud youths who used that are not as popular today exsuffered so much." picked up by fingers..." 'Encouragement' because of a telephoned remove a gall done from his bile duct In a feverish appeal to other Moslem No, this was not a discriptlon of plained Mrs. Vaughn. threat sometime within the next two weeks. "Many times the food was tainted and CAMP DAVID, Md. - President Thanksgiving dinner with all the outof-Police today turned back crowds of nations, Khomeini urged a united delve to town relatives visiting. It was from a wouldn't keep," she said. "You had to chanting Moslems who marched on U.S. teas the United States out of the Islamic Carter met with his top diplomatic and poster In a classroom about table disguise the taste and they used sweet military advisers today over the Iranian Consulate Stoned dipimatic posts atiahore,PbMan, this woft things in the dishes that we wouldn't manners from the Medieval period, "All of us must unite and revolt crisis and his spokesman said there was Turkish city of Humanities class and think about." this corrupt germ "some Myrna Vaughn's encouragement" because CALCUTTA, India - About CRAW of Baglwleth NoAmericans together and expel 3,000 angry Moslems stoned the U.S. Mary Carroll's class studying British were hurt but some windows were broken from history," Khomeini said to diplomatic channels are still open. Music PaWni officers In a speech broadcast thesome era played a tape Defense Secretary Harold Brown and Consulate In Calcutta today, ad several Literature In the adult high school at recorder of at the U.S. comie.t u ii and studentsoncame In ihw*sgivins on national radio and television. Secretary of State Cyrus Vance were vehicles on fire and fougJg tear gasSeminole Community College decided to costume Lori Vadnals, dressed as a KhOIDIÜII, 79, chose the In Hawalpindi, Pakistan, more than among those helicoptered here at I am. throwing police to protest the seizure of combine their efforts to produce a Day holiday for one of his most strident shocked and exhausted Americans, EST from Washington to discuss the Medieval feast with foods and menus of jester, brought a pear pie and sampled the Grand Mosque In Mecca, police can speeches, warning many other items. their childeen crying loudly injured the period. Several books were located , left for home plight of 49 American hostages at the In Several police officers were students holding the US. Embessy would It was real good," she said, taking a In an evacuation ordered by Washington U.S. Embassy In Tehran. before the riot could be brought under the libraries that provided into menus, but sip rom a bottle of Pepsi,' 'except for the blow up the embassy ad kill modern because of the dadruction of the U.S. g 0j translating the old English Others at the meeting Included Air hostages If the uatu. , fried artichokes." chokes." Iatan.bed by a screaming Force Gen. David Jones, chairman of th e Fanbsy in joy recipes posed something of a problem. Police said two mwtary torce against Many feasts of the period often ended mob of Moslem youths. Joist Qdds of Staff; CIA Director organised by former prime Minister About 45 students ranging In age f 4611 tie ______ _____ The Amerlcvm, most of them Stansfield Turner; Vice President Walter 16 to 57 tok past, said Mrs. Vaughn, and with something spectacular, Mrs. Indira GanthI's party and a n'W,, am people them t, embassy personnel wul their families, Mondale and White House National party - were Incited by provocative theybroughtseveral dishes that tempted Vaughn said. The nursery rhyme pie see their pSdUtIst CO"1n1 lit them took oft In a diastered 747-jumbo jet for Security Adviser Zblgnlew Bresezlnakl. and challenged the taste buds: Slices of baked with 4 and 20 blackbirds was an speeches made by the two pasties t ° -L do It and test It: we shall Karachi to pick up other evacuees. Forty stewed beef tongue on buttered toast, example. Carter is spending Thanksgiving week consulate site, Shah: 'Not Stupid' • 'Today Public Defender's Office 4-A IA 40 . ................... ................ .................4A ' - Poirter Says 'Hogwash' To Allegations Of Close Friendships' my TV ' D '1 at Is in their own schooling. po also said there's a poss*utIfly .. • thatp"ltlonatPortersofflceuftisapprovedbytheetate. ___ strife and wrongdoing at IA Aisgitless of Internal the state might have paid for their schooling since the in. Biker alleges Mi. Davidson did nit meet the or ... *A Pik Am v'gqaiuy, g probably turned down Ms. Davidson MteltMngthesc dthithelackathequallfkatleasset up ____she didiit ____ Uiai..................1-A a seep opera script c'-'p14, of ___ becas., by dilate to accept the new posItion should the Ohiw$es................hA ms" Ir1i to favoritism and open dilnldng among some ° Mi. dressed today the polygraph school Issue "Is fund LII. also claims Ms. Davidson would earn shod 1.IS0 a only aDowning (XIILVU............l.A __ part of the complaints ____ filed against Porter's ofYI0t1inthM post UIt comes aboat PomtersaysIt's mom am.,, —................ ml1r, strongly denlsd by puhile [f-'A Uk. 'lINer $310 a maih over her prea.Lt saliry.' Wrrrr..................1-A DovidM. Paderfromhiullti.villihsme today, isinthe hands Ms. Dewing said the complaint also contains allegations Biker aid he checked a dw qaillicatinne Ms Davidson two of as pmoses ames apd the Florida DepSrt*TIad of taw 800r1l8rift at Potter's office received Sate monies for • - thm dde allisodes Is expedW to begin needed to attend the school and had they had been waived, about two mnosths a couple years ago, "but they new came "bit I can't say for whit reaiuiii" a foi Ito the WkSdises bolilloaft Mawky. No the omce, They were cit actively t'anpaig,thg for Mr. As chief Inv"W.l,r for Pter. Baker aid No prim. Porter." micipul doaitars In the im an Porter, Betty DavidtI"pII'I was t two Other Invaiigit.s at the omee endur , Ma sseretariai ept' [ADO Ms. Dewing also aid 811064111008 employees engaged In his aiparvislos have the oscomary qeaHl'mtIses to 811411d the ape of . drinking at the office an under Investigation. "I, myself, siioei and tak* en the new p'ihlnn if the Mats amis U, but d wn sed to Seminole Coadytospy Post's they s sit given an oppastwdty to pius It. a. rnt ceets,.y on people to determine w ho was for him or against him." She Poster dait. the charge. c1 1 . I both lavailgiers aid me. sssd over a rooM of favors votosdad by the ime described In her____ co'nh4 "the favors Porter Me. they dida't wad the pasilku I It aiM Mug topsy the aid he did for certain employees," Poiter ke Ms. Devils om of the but would not elaborate. 3 aid --'-. apctsM*W0asedsdto atilil the school. *0001114 to Mit's s Inclada Poster said the political accusations are "hogwash. It's just Poder,theMM.pamsoMdadadth.a'.mc, ecewtydon'tu.M becausethey "Seminole Popls l yew County k" id Ms. I1ls's d6imliql d idiec1 bit lbs Mite if thevite, bit Ws bardbor thasnto get lna man over people don't like wsid ad pay the ruling It kes$.d Ow as ____in it,,. It are cnOlu to befr Posts because they can't get alit PaterMdhehsane Ides; why Baker, his chief InvestJgr, no the ac:. cods Ike 1s1aM lead tMu :d epash lbs farmai cam. sold Mi 11ls eçesd to pay .m Is "g this to me." a man over someone In M4 harrowed the messy from a besk to do so. ges's .me., aceirdiag 1161" bft g , "I ask Ida, bit he says It's nit against me, it's against Ms. IIre'ard." on of 1110 we liviligitore liwivod, Thomas lompells of DavIdj. Vvs already verbally reprimanded Baker, and I —DAV Ir, J,aj Ms. Devils's t.$o becom, a pob'pwpb ID %I. PORTER u, he ad the MIst' livsMitor j to reprimd him so fully as state regulations will -weà. cr-'Iu.d II, sew pod, bit 4116%feel they akiuld pay lot permit." aidMe. Devils neiuIIy E1td -•. + — a. - __ - i1L.. - mo - 10 .- .J. - V - . - - N (U -,--.- - + - - __ +• _ S _ o . _ -. �• • 4 - - S • , . ' , . - - - . -- - - , •- .•.' . - •..---. . S E tvernng "era to, Sanford, H. 2A—Even!n, Herald Sanford, Fl. FrIday, Nov. 23, 1919 Many Benefits F*11ow R"ular E"rase NATrN -- I. .. people not Included In the above. If any of these questions are answered "yes," con. suitatlon with a physician should be cons aldered because of the possibility of an Un. ControllIng weight and lowering blood ____ suspected problem. preseir.. The majority of people who have I. Have you ever had pains or preasre In high blood pressure are overweight. your chest which occurred on exertion Lowerbthe welglitalsoreducu the chance lasted a few minutes, then subsided wirn 01 developIng diabetes later In life, resting? bicreased psychological benefits. Much Do you get chest discomfort on climbing has been said and written about this subject which iodiMculttoprove objectively with our stairs, walking against cold wind or during usual controlled scientific studies. There Is any physical (including sexual) or emotional activity? lle doubt however that exercise is a great Does your heart ever beat unevenly or waytorellevestremandtenslon and promote way Irregularly or seem to flutter or skip beats? a genital feeling of well being. Many people 4. Do you get sudden bursts of Vet7 slow find thatwith exercise their eating habits without apparent cause9 heart action thiiigetowvd better nutrition, wdthe desire Do you take any prescription medicine on for cigarettes and alcohol dIminishes. a regular basis? For some Individuals, starting a vigorous Ru your electrocardiogram at red or exercise program before a medical checkup during exercise ever been abnormal? might be dangerous, particularly if they have Do you have any respiratory problem been out of shop for several years. Anyone such as emphysema, asthma, wheezing, over the age of 30 who hasn't exercised pi chronic bronchitis or unusual breathleaasess may want to take up an more recently falls Into this category. There are vigorous activity, several ether risk factors, regardless of age, on exertion (more than experienced by others There are many benefits derived from a which make a check-up by the family doctor doing the same thing)? 8. Do you havearthritis, rhermiatlsm, gout regular exercise program, but some of , mandatory. These Include: ? or any condition affecting your major ones Include: I. Any known past or present heart disease 9. Do you have any orthopedic problems 2. High blood pressure I) Increasing the efficiency of the Car3. Kom high blood fat levels proven by affecting your fed, ankles, knees or hips, diovascular System. This reduces the causing pain or limiting their motion In any chances of heart disease now believed to be laboratory tots way? due to the stimulated dvelopinent of new 4. Diabetes 10. Do you have a bad back, sacroiliac or 5. Heavy cigarette smoking in the past collateral blood vessels which help the A riced "Rim For life" publication has already narrowed coronary arteries feed the problem? Best wishes for good health! heart muscles. . listed a screening questionnaire for other By DR. H. GARRETf DOTSON IN BRIEF If you have decided that you are not in good physical condIt1onand would flketostart exercise program, then you already have a major accomplielunorit to your credit that Get Money At End Of Arab Conf.r.nce - is anittIng to your,eff that you resfly are oug of shape. The process of getting back Into shape usually Involves the often difficult task of breaking off habits so that new ones can be started. Ise Itself Is only apsrt of the total program which should include cessation of tobacco and alcohol consumptIon, avoiding and coping wlth streas and tension an d weight control. My usef ul exercise program should be aerobic In nature, meaning generally that the body is exercised to a point of Increased TUNIS, Tunisia (UP!) The Arab League pledged $2 billion in aid to Lebanon and a "sizable" cuhto the PLO as the price for a peaceful and to the 10 th Arab swnznit. The money calmed some frayed tempers and bought the representatives from 26 Arab nations and the Palestine liberation Organization enough time to end - their three-day summit Thursday before more disputes surfaced. Most of the 15 heads of state and other delegates hoped fora quiet and quick summit, but that hop was lost In a shouting match Wednesday night between PLO chief Yasser Arafat and Lebanese Ellas Sarb. The heated exchange over the guerrillas'aggreulon was dismissed as "Inconsequential" by the PLO, but surnmlteowcessaid neither the PLO nor Lebanon was entirely, satisfied with the way the dispute was resolved. oxygen demand. This strengthens the Cardiovascular System and increases the ability, of the body to transmit and utilize dirgen. The most common such activities In this area Including running, jogging, swimming, bicycle riding, tennis, racquetball, handball, rollerlkatlng, and aerobic dancing (it mtiave left out anyone's favorite sport; Pleme accept my apology). Selecting what sport -to get Involved In depends on your past experiences and present Interests. Some of you who are Involved In a sport which has very few exercise benefits, such as motorized golf, Japan Hijacker Subdued • This same mechanhin çcótL for a reduced incidence 01 stroke and cIrcWat proems In the legs of physically at people. Special to the Herald Td in a eerie, by doctors at Seminole Memerlal Hospital, answering qulestlous abut the new Heart Park. VV%WMLMU Lebanon, PLO T hanksglving Football: 15 Injured In Shoot-out I I DUBLiN, Ireland (UP!) - A special end today convictdo ofthetwom.ncharpd with the murder of Lord Mountbatten and sentenced Mm to life Im. prisomneat. It acquitted the ether Ti. of Thomas McMahon, 31 01 Ca innacroea Coy _____ ____ ______ ____ uncle of the BillWi royal family, who died hi a bomb baboardNsflthgbogtoAug. The ether dofendant, Francis Mlrl, 24, was cl eared of the murder charge. II. was held hi ball and ados back to cowl jnvm 21 to _ trial another charge of being a member of as illegal organization, the Irish Rspshllc army ______ dd ffiIM some 2,010 black yordlus ci'—, "KID the . Amid ______ ___ S D.LIarIi Hood" P.awaü stepson, Raker Reynolds Jr., I granddaughter, Kimberly Am De''$. Honelulu; mother, Mrs. E. '1, = (Dorothy) Bethei, 'laadO Wither. John K5d5f Sas8Wd and lhaymom em. INSdwis'podr.H. UIa_01ABSe 11d . - •. •: •. . ,, • : ; : •, ,.. , FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (UP!) Authorities arelooklngforamantodaywhoabducteda69.year-old : woman at knlfeloint as she returned from a Bible class, stripped her and then killed her. Beulah Williams, 60, who had driven Ardha Walker home train the Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist Church, said a man approached the car as her companion .., • •.• •. • • ghted. • ali , "We were sitting and talking a little while," said Ms. Williams. "She opened up the door. The man came • . m ,ul . from behind, shoved his way In. He drew a knife and . . . -' '.•.. I .. . ". Namm Pam w • -•.• WEATHER - • • . . -; S k;''..' ____________________________ .: S S leadings at am.: tern- 6:07 p.m.; low, 15:11 am., pture,I1; overnight low, 10:30 p.m. it; yesterdays high, 12; BOATINGFORECAST . . bsrsmetrk pressure, *12; 81. Augustine Se Jupiter . . •... 5 5 '.' r -;" . relative humIdity, 97 percent; inlet eel II alice: Small craft windi, calm. should exercise castles. • . FORECAST 5 fr ! S Lookh for Christmas gift surimses in aU sha'es and and find them alL. big and oral sizes? Look here .11 I L.IIe1 u special ixww on your S •, w .• • Td • 5 ' • .. - : 1 - ' • • S S• __ 1. • : . " t •' S,.&.4.jj*• . Partly ci.uy_through tbreuktlrd5Y8e.54t.I chwe 01 feet Afewehewets, Saturday. Slight EXTENDED FORECAST showers in uerthwest: the uppur $95. laws Florid. except dui Is the mid 665 Winds :thea7t 1 .ilg. a.. SladlY .umd.y cow re ig p,ebsblIlty 30 percent l 5 ____ ,....: • 1 • • 5 - .m..kIwdiV, of 4riaIs, IF~* 01000 Chow oft Nov. rr 5. . - . , . . • • . .', PWM,.I Nfl$ Mal"Kadorts"101110,al of stomach with his knee." .5,. "t.••• urns IN ftklm Murder Suspect Sought A. Kader, Clearwater. • wassa killed. . .,• J. •.' -, WY.. be •. • AREA DEATH Ift"s be M*1GA*$T UTNOWS UI _ himself completely irrelevant." MAISAuI? Walter Suratny, 26, of Melbourne, was driving at a high rate of speed when he lost control of his car and It hit a concrete utility pole shortly before 2 a.m., a FHP spokesman said.. Suratny and his two passengers, Paul Tests, 21, and Robert Stablicker, 21, both of Rochester, N.Y., were Ism dlNimoaligshvaldsh.wtheRrIIWig.veroment S 5 that that British High ("aM"- $ 1Ikii can't operat. here anymore. He has rendered S Iemwdj.(-7S,01117 Mpet1eA,e.,Iud Patrol said today. . hm do I I I I I killed when their car slammed Into a concrete pole early Thanksgiving Day, have died on Florida highways during the holiday period the Florida Highway - the prielded said: "Whet you have dorm yederday I I I Dy. UnIted Press international At !ëät eight people, Including three men who were AsmWe County," Hockenbacb, a""Sw dwitinge "Britain "Its and "Kill do wt"Ill filing rocks and timer pets I .:R.ach 8 On Thanksgiving • _____ ed there from 117247. adaIIedZIIIN Suspended FLORIDA IN BRIEF _______ _ _____ a lot ofthe values he Warned War her have been spplled In Ni career as county school and principal. Mother persia who knew and loved Mrs. principal Re YId 01 PIIISI Idel wIIfl Mrs. Reynolds UI etosd ti. øritldi w C'OrI and Zambian President Kenneth Kaunda gave Indirect approval to their action Action Should dow Kaimda the British goveranent Its envoy meld Ism ," In the amd day of dsmonstrallons, Ow wowd, - ____ _____ Teacher DETROIT (UP!) — A high school English teacher who calls herself "firm, but fair" has been suspended iur LU wzuwu pay wr reiusmg LO accept overuue term papers from four students. Lillie Mann, a 12-year veteran who teaches at Mackenzie High School, said she will appeal Tuesday's Detroit Board of Education ruling to the State Teacher Tenure Commission. "Firm, but fair — yes," Mrs. Mann said of her reputation among students. "I have a reputation around the school and the students are aware of It. They come Into my class and they already know what I expect." - _____ _______ ____ British House -- ______ _______ _ -A ______ Trail Florida Traffic Deaths was a woman wi Everything ever did as a principal was for ___she the benefit of the kidu, * w a' fins øttMISfl lady," said Heckenbsch. A native 01 Rochester, bid., elie mOvid to Sanford In 1KO from Magdalene, N.M. She received her bachelor's degree from Florida State College for Woman, Tallahassee, and master's In religious education from Southern Roptiel llwel*il Seminary. She earned her Rank It in education at 8tetrn UnI4I1. She wn oan "principal 01 the yes" by (ai.roem Teachers in theSenthiol. ____ COII*Y___ 1109.70 and was an honorary life member 01 the Parent Teachers As.c1MP. She was a candidate for the S,"Ml, County School Board in 1979, but wlthi bSCL* 01 lIST health. Survivers include her dsi*Mer, Mary R. Dy JANE CAELIERRY Hetild 81ff Writer ___ : _____ Funeral services for retired Seminole Coa*y educator Margaret Kader Reynolds, 11,01 2137 Paknsto Ave., Sanford, who died earlyThursday at the Winter Park Care Centi,, will be at 3 p.m. Saturday at (lremkow Funeral Home Chapel with Ray. Kenneth Hoit olilclatlug. A veteran 01 42 years In the field of -to her retirement In July, 1P77, Mrs. Reynolds had served 27 yaws In Senthial, C.ia*y as a teacher and pdndp4 ,%own , only a good principal, but a good hseen being, said Tasgu. Middle School Principal JaIm Angel. "She was Wi. a member 01 my family." Ang.', who served as autdant principal when Mrs. Reynolds was principal at Pinkilat Elementary School in Sanford, said :Mountbatten KIII•r Guilty On Comeback 'Firm' Educator Reynolds Dead was 29.035 Belgianfrancs against 29.005. - Coal WASHINGTON (UP!) — The World Bank says soaring oil prices and worries about nuclear power have combined to produce a comeback for coal, and the United States holds the largest recoverable coal reserves in the world. In a study begun In late 1978 and released this week, the World Bank said world prospects for coal production have improved considerably. The fuel Is considerably cheaper than oil In terms of heat value, even though its prices have gone up substantially since the 1973-1974 oil embargo. In ftris, the IIISAICA.. Zambia IUPII CAMDEN, N.J. (UP!) — With the visiting team ,.. leading, 14-6, a Thanksgiving Day football game , erupted Into a shoot-out between rival motorcycle gangs that injured at Least 15 people, including a 2year-old boy. , Police said 37 members of the Wheels of Soul and Ghetto Riders gangs were in jail today on assault and weapons charges. Detective William Latham said each -of the suspects was charged with at least two counts of aggravated assault. Several gang members also werq charged with possession of marijuana and weapons after police recovered drugs and "at least four or five weaoons" at • the scene of the shooting. 1.1070.' to 4,1375 francs from 4.1325 and the rate In Brussels i v IN BRIEF TOKYO (UP!) - A 25-year-old laborer wielding a an opener hijacked a Japan Air Lines jumbo 306 persons aboard and ordered It to Moscow today but was overpowered by the pilot and passengers, police said. _ Pistols Stolen From Sanford Gun Shop Police said the hijacker, Kazumi Nomura, was ____ overpowered while the DC-10 was on the ground it I Tokyo's new International airport at Narita, 40 miles I By DAVID 54. RAZLER Thieves pried doors from the tool compartments on the two northeast of Tokyo. Herald Staff Writer trucks owned by the Standard gas station on Lake Howell The JAL plane with 345 passengers and 11 crew I Road, shortly after 4 p.m., deputies said. members aboard was hijacked shortly after It took oft 'fine pistols were stolen from A and N Sports Inc., 500 from Osaka for the hour-long flight to Tokyo, police French Ave., Sanford at 4:31 a.m. today, police reported. Tools and other items were also stolen at 10:10 p.m., Wed. said nesday, from a car belonging to Ralph Mattingly, of 1591 Sanford police say an officer was sent to the gun shop In adp.wa Terrace In Maitland, while It was parked at rowNs to a hirglar alarm call. He reported finding one glass cabinet forced open. Two .367 magnum revolvers and one .22 Ridgewood Dr., Lake of the Woods, sheriff's deputies Iran Crisis Hurts Dollar magnum revolver were reported missing by the shop's LONDON (UPI) - The U.S. dollar recovered a WATCHES STOLEN short time later to find It gone, sheriff's deputies said. fraction on the European money Burglars broke into a Sanford home Thursday and stole four TheMr. Steam Industrial carpet cleaner, worth $1,010, strain of the Iranian crisis was MIII felt i ____ gold watches worth about $1,500, said police. disappeared between 2:15 and 2:25 p.m., the salesman told circles, Terry Rabun 011609 Terrace Dr., told police thieves entered deputies. Gold fell 50 cents overnight In London and Zurich, through a bedroom window some time during ThatkigIving opening at $303.50 In centers. TOOLS STOLEN and loft with the watches through a rear door. nFrankfurt, the dollar opened Ionauybgh.rat CLEANER TAKEN Tools were stolen from two trucks parked In a gas station at 1.7617 marks up from 1.7610 and In Zurich ft A carpet cleaner salesman left his machine outside Lake Lake Howell Road and Howell (.sk Drive Thursday, sheriff's to 1.6545 Swim francs from 1.6410. The dollar rate in Bret*ley High School Wednesday afternoon, but returned a deputies reported. Amsterdam strengthened to Youths Stone Friday, Nov. 23, 17-3A - •• $ • "•• ___ 5 5 , . . cooler north . 'A .ru; u.,w by Toemby. r u perararis. riur sew . g 7k ues1 fo low III ass., 11:19 p.m.; lew, 429 DINM a.dØs'.,ftiu We i 1- d CWAP4S, $SSN*l ,I I I J 9 eurv r Io'Mrd J.cpl NW$IPMb(SS8* kmJt • - 1119 fe" of 1 fA. Pima 40 *amIantIip1ikrW _ .rnns. I i t. lom"A Is 0110111110. - ..'• ,, '•-'- __ -'• S .1 - .• I Ewninilfri,jd '' :.. . .. . .' . -- .' . • L4 I . . 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FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 30.322-11 or 831-9M Friday, November 23, 1979-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 00 cents; Month $390; 6 Mon ths, $00; Year, $43.00. By Mall: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.; 6 Months, 424.00; Year $47.00. Evening Hera Abroad and the precarious condition of some' American VIEWPOINT hostages held by an armed Iranian mob have left citizens here at home increasingly angry. It's mounting frustration over America's apparent helplessness. Still, these understandable passions might have remained In check had it not been for a series of anti-American demonstrations staged our own country by Iranian students residing here as guests. Their public displays of Ill-mannered contempt have provoked violent anti-Iranian counter-demonstrating Americans. NE W CAR _____ - In Left MAyBE Eyed For Our F - ____ ___ foreign countriin for four of the 13 vital If..: MIAMI (UP!) - The Miami Dolphins' weekly injury ~eport ursdoly was rather unusual. It listed, defuldve resource minerals. Resource minerals are :ILnator Bill Arusparger Be "doubtful" for Sunday's those crucial to the production of specialty against the altimore Colts at Baltimore. steel, heat.resldant alloys, and a variety, of, .;, Arnsparger underwent swgery for appendicitis Wedo e.day. The defensive coach was reported Thursday to be Industries - for example, chromium, ;"'recoverIng nicely" at Mercy Hospital. Arraiparger's vanadium, gold, manganese, aluminum, d 'duties of dire cting the Dolphins' defense from the sidelines cobalt be shared by other defensive coaches. ,,wlll nd on ce for Today, we - -_ ____ ______ _________________ -- ____ ______________ ______ ________ ____ - voWntan also have afford just now. poW'cal and usion-orgonislng Violence between Americans and Iranians in Congrsasman Kramer quoted from the this country can only serve to Inflame the mob manual used by ACORN (Aesoelallon of fhnf hnl,lg fh IT Q hni,Sni, hi £...3 U PZA% ---- - - ii...1H wua (nnmetvtnIvf8n,iPai..PaLwuun complicate further, if that is possible, the delicate In training VISTA volThsri: "Our goal Is ___ ____ MN. __ diplomacy pursued by the administration in an effort to rescue the embassy staff. Moreover, this anti-Iranian anger seems to be ___ ____ - _r-- ..... W UO. federal BUSINESS WORLD Farmers Congru should make a thorough In- Iran? Besides, it is abundantly clear that not all s.. IVI WI vestigation of the ACORN groW wW is now operating In 13 states In the October Issue of By PAMELA J. IIUEY Social Policy, three ACORN offlclalsspeil out U111141d Press IMCMU" . New Federal Reserve Board restrictions on the silply of money and credit are putting a tas i.. f•r,., ..wi.ih •kn.* bti dubs," they say, "as anything other than a tool to build the necessary social bonde .. _...__ 5VUVW W UI(VSWV IU ronmental The Crunch "envIdomaft - th* ObJKU*O- "WOO do not 1144 019 W ... 'I •1... -. ----- to threatening violence against Iranian students. Isn't It obvious, even to the enraged persons who are making these threats, that this Is the very sort of mindless hatred we so rightly abhor in - Iranians In the United States share or support the sodd aram ... Our Intand is ad In spedfic pre)udices and the anti-American bitterness of orimmediderdwrois;instesdow ---in the ayatoll ah. Several, In fact, have spoken out m participation Is to build political powl2 • • come up with the net money, find themselves in a difficult position and have to sell out," VTWCU Prim for fertilizer and chOimicals, fairly gainst wiat is happening in their country. Iranians who transgress the laws of the United we bwft w Invul W-4--1 States recommend themselves for swift deprot agwa protests #go" toMM=; 111 = Jan. 1, 10, It was $1VA billion, tation. , The km of .. But Americans can best serve their country in has herd core lefilds sech t4eem (Riy these difficult circumstances by refraining from .4 NM Nii*off on Ms board, eeP'ed a acts that can only exacerbate an already ex- 'tab yom" to ACflON a 1S4III1 au - for "fending Social Pelky's NV'o' __ plosive situation. for Jan. - Faced with SspaiSlfl CTIdILI mb 00 Death iwijg ah Carter R* Kromer has den a bopmted work d* they have to be wing The W ____ tdoWO nW Folke Dwrift a W"rolly of now an .bdM Interest rates he" ps&W aculon" . and how no credit onds will begin to mm - . . moconommwith down. C.r4wam in Kellogg City 0 4 ints anyb*ts Sam wwos Oft to 'me F1111511rd FAmr" wstry wo Pico osatrol,- eaceedve enviroomiental redticdam mW Oxtright dadw. 7% Md World countries that control other vital minerals, Anplik Zgmbla, &W Januilm br asomple - will be no more dwtable toward American lnduntry,'then the Arabs have ban - hiss the r* mament comet ____ us.), suck as Ineurance ccrrj.In or the winter, we thought we would be on the SM activity. One for pelIlral -tiM weal Rum = no .11rhu* ever v..A paijed. to meyers, to an issue thiat shouW- transcend . Most of the low-level radioactive wastes at the disposal site ii the byprodUct 01 lIfesaving diagnostic and treatmeed preoedrirá at bospIta, Availability of lb. services can be truly a of life and-death to thosaan. ___ *cnois - ciatlon has ap reepen the dumps to medical waste. The insistence of Washington Gov. Dizy Lee Ray and Gov. 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I don't know a 120.93 victory over the Mike Mitchell scored 18 Note Thursday night. 1% 6:38 remaining in the game to what to do about it. bosi:4 Is Golden State Warriors, and points and Smith added 17 for Bucks squandered a 171point put Milwaukee ahead for frustrating." running the Cavaliers' Cleveland. Robert Parrish halftime lead and actually good. Brian Winters had 16 MIke Newlin paced the Nets current winning streak to topped Golden State with 25. Seminoles Colwell 431. bout co ____ , _- • di ns Harden Us ' e' Job- ' For Ressure9 sckjid.d elide. pew lv U a - in a eprecudOTh.wpof.a.foint If euih We. Of "Aas Ws gckw' .bsrdths 'i t ,spe 'i 1" • i. 0i. 1k - FOGGY lOTION - eduli .'dbeinGsvs Hiaay O..a who are J $srs mist POOT.DRAOOUt aHs . In peecssm ,** in Bittern may '-g 0", Ctu's the stir rele in Me toss's UedSd advisers. He Houig ifr 11jj $' pt.5 isd *ft ks's Lst alv'd komea J raisoss flaetksekth,WW$eHe.,ket the sew reveluth.wy geveramiut ii . then 1111111111111 Morsuliuitslc jeipWoo, WIM' IegI t. ics mother SSd JIN _W in that ftm mew. to ar -'-t ad Ms 11111" M.asherp.fr*a. mj.yw.ar anst iem 1111111011116. rbya dw-m AA- . WRY'S WORLD Bnlemw. than the dosed pursuer In the the third loading, 66.49, and atonal basketball is all game, Austin Carr came off which dropped its sixth game Komer .play of Jisdor "He's the bed sub men In vision., ming out tied at 62." a ," New Jersey Coach e bench to s re 20 the last seven, could never the NBA," Ml1wae Coach Nevertheless, Milwaukee Kevin Loughery complained. Including 12 In the final catch up. (avg. ____ local locations trailed before regaining its points, Cummings 15, and with 20 points, Calvin Natt three games. Sidney Moncrief and Kent had 19 and Ed Jordan added With Randy Smith chipping 7% Milwaligme Bwlm am continued, enjoying the "It wall tough couching the Benson 14 spiece. 18. Rich Kelley and John in eight points and Campy running away with the feeling of having a 15-5 game," said Nelson. "We got "We just can't seem to win Williamson chipped In 14 Russell adding seven, Midwest Diviolon of On NBA record, mcond bed in the it back together in the fowth the close ones in the fourth points each. Cleveland took a 90-70 lead in and one of the r - - m is the leagm and six Se better period, but imagine going into period and th.at's what profesIn the only other NBA the third period. Golden State, "I started him tonight and ___ ____ ft 28 To Lead Bucks Over Nets iand Bowden under first-year Coach the Cougars'chances, of ping Cotton Bowl as the SWC wfll gotothe Orange Bowl and knows this gems Is as crucial Charley Poll, has played to the Cotton Bowl remain representative. Houston Is the loser will play in the . i. High Games: Hits Johnson 210 Jeanette Hichcox 1114, Florida Stale has aecorn- as any other for his better than Its 041 record slim. Even if they win their most likely to wind up In the Cotton Bowl; the wipperof the Cathy Doyle 14L'Jsan Morris lit, CARDINAL Diane Wilcox 117 Kathy Murphy $andings: I. Gutter Dusters. * p'Is"d too much lid. i.s.on developing program. indicates and a victory over last two conference games, Sun Bowl. BYU-San Diego 'State will III Mary Strickland 150. Lois Sweet I piration, 3. Gypirs. 4. to blow it om a meeting with a "It's gorma take years and the Seminole s would certainly the only way they can go to In o er games th Saturday, play In the Holiday Bowl a nd a Smith 171, DorIs liNen lii, flyw Old Faiffifuts. 1. $1c1s1 Deliviry, winless turn, but that's years of winning before the soothe the team's growing the Cotton Bowl would be for No. 2 Nebraska visits No. 7 vIctory Gaismars 134, Star Dusters. 7 by Isem III. Southern sti. ts.w ISO. Ann oiisn.a *40. incredlblee. .attly what .44 happen. colleg, can become - well pains, both Texas and Arkansas to Oklahoma, No. 4 Southern California will send the Miller 13,, LInda NeNen High Games: Mary lusseil 143 " always 1..I Ilk. this known - the traditional In-lose another SWC game and California hosts UCLA, No. 6 Trojans to the Rose Bowl. 7$). Mike SOlvers 177, Merle uses I$4. Phyllis pizj depirudsuts Ilk. Noire Dame In e only other game game ça kateis,," th on th at Isn't likely. Tens entertains Baylor, No. rrstt lit, Marile P. 11*, Nancy Lively lie, Louie Lively III. Willie .4 .- Stat.," Bowden Friday's schedule, ninth. 10 Brigham ,a Audray --.- list, whito ,,, visits San In Th anksgiving Day . Cathy Deyle lai. JIIVV se*.m is tsöy's meet Strewn 170 ,ig asid. -ranked Houston entertains Eighth-ranked Arkansas Diego State, Clemson visits games, Alcorn State handled ais.- in, no ueie tie. Tesv Srsea MO s',.. NItI ps p lx linus. Florida 11.1. has Texas Tech In a Southwest fini es s season Sat , day South Carolina and Tula Jac State, 6.7, and sh it ur ne kson MUrY toe, Fred il. l.swIs Swtt,r (. kuIöd F&J, PUS Id. the Florida game Coeference gems. against Southern Methodist plays hod to Louisiana State. Tennessee State University 1, Kgvki Hkbs 114. Terry Mid Mary Del Hardy 415, Phyllis 4U, Awdrev BOW 49 in tovql. 99),OwNe MO W Lee 00, ho 011 0 hod fa teak WAdUM ad bow Wait . Hou",8-1, is AM in am and a vict by UW RnorThe winner of the hammered California Piel b*srsi. Pliaris ais. hindu, width Is nebuiklig rimning for the ory SWC hue, but backs would Is N,. I rrg by 11Ff send them to the NebraskaOklahoma game Polytedinlc.Pcsnona, 714. High Series: Mary ReseeU $1 Cajyfl Splits: Hits J $41 Cathy *5011 51114 Cathy Mike shaven iii. 511$! Lively _________________________________________________________________________________ - t-:' - .- - Other Highlights: Rattle on Pops he was high man," Nelson shooting eye. ... ___ SHOOTI NG STARS -- - By Vialloil Fms later. D0IfM Soaltat*% 3. ItUfty'S Do JjOtwo MW Thluedgy Canvas, 4. Chesapeake Crab night, after Bridgeman House, 5. To I AwnIns, 0. l X points to MM do stonstrom Res", Y. P Bank S. WOT, 1.L WOTMI, -w-1 IS. Buicks tea117•1ISvidcryov.r Sanford Hosting, High Games: Csl CsIws $50. the New Jersey Nets, Toby Bryant 1U, Ivffi $mN$i 110, WOO.. IO$WC i1VSUC *10, - c - : ' ' . ' ____ High Soles: Lois Smith 5* D. Hardy 411. Lit Miles 410avg. b'M' 1. Converted Splits: Louise Wanda Hu5?d *07.. tiheiten "twice, Linda Cohen 1High Series: Alice Densmsre 110. Tab, Bryant 400. Carol *. ' had voted to open to reowca develcpsneist. • WRONISDAYA.M. 'H1h Games: Polly Hall III. it,vinds Cohen 174, Mary D. Hardy Helen Barbour 177, Lou Smith III. ____ __ _____ ' Kegler s MATCH POINT eitaifl Wedern Mates, Is engaged In locking It away for the eaclatre of bacacksrs lid hermits, In desigeated 'wtidsiuss __ Ricudly, Cacti Andre, our Secretary of the - ____ Curtis Close With Path'.. I., & .rnast, which omuseptols percent ___ and Hiedom orjsrncI àhamjlonship series between noi "hdardlytowned lad has ww been need (Or tnjith, fm'iJ (JV.W ____ to Sam Aal ____ Builds - n.Iti ------- of P1',- lank In Malarsusra, DL, I. worried wbentheyacegotngtopeskthiswlsder,bsstit do grow crunch along with soaring fuel aid should be before spring 1W 1'4 UMOIl-" Harstibergar said he sapeøs the totes to ISFOS a_uMl aegauid of wá suck ..:t* are uinis in day Idgh t M half illIiS peadidy ed Of b*'r-. asne _ _ ____ 10 n.11mancleg, some begIn to dedlaS the second half Of the year. "Wh. it g 41s With the U momeymarint, he said, all ar "b. farmers -ig" s.d it most dimit to rut mbeñud''b my _____ _____ _______ ______ _____ a little _wud.aded and problems If loan '4,'aid rw'I'. high. thweelves device . t _ _ -yl!' KapAsIn. w1w will be mosting wM Padres! pro" - Ballard Smith Sunday in Sen Diego to try aid work out Li several det" said no contract hall yet been Aped but the - - parties were "very close to a five-you agreement." .A14 W18 mostly In the Wedsnii diV. Bust dowl0dil by now. I don't know my hm ass 1"Nso. Hswar'd Walker, VICS president Of the First economists whO all melting aiY prOjortIii - . F-1 Today 96 percent of all mineral production "I apected them to peak _______ Seminole County sports fans will need to Mp a coin tonight to ItI Vie BuUtts and the Spini. He isiderwent beck m pt y for a 11"herniatecl du on June No To make Ormn for him, On 1 " Bullets traded first-year forward SLSS MalO,IC to SIiI -Dlego for a 1962 draft pick and future consIderatIons. _________ -- a"hm W" out a low more am= Um Bridgeman '. _ ___ Continues SAN DIEGO (UP!) -Freeagent pitcher Joho Curtis, who od.d a 104 record with San Francisco last seasoli. Is 'd'very close to agreement" with ha Sin Diego Padres, 'dag.nt Jerry Kapdein said Thursday. me LANDOVER, Md. (UP!) - I'll oil kyay i,m PIISOr bcaàeofthegoop*0d.Iayblgcp4t' _ _ __ the tkne b,k4 acurwiniots advise. PIW*5i5 U'poiulhle °°"V 'lice (arming Is a bubi,. with higher a. ________ b the OP!C cartel are eMk a alive, jacking , eii every Ma monthe, since the Aminicen leadership OC,4InnN to harass the is iso is Farm Ciedit Adinbustratloss In happen on liVed rates," said Dale Silion, the House version of the ACTION W*$ti, said it appears fade are director of farm management for the illinois _____ Jadjatier hiM. The uniudeiiigs are av - at a ced. Farmers, however, AgrlculturallAamcfatlon. ___ _____ ____ Bullets Activate Kupchak ' nary AmUION* over the age of eight must , The fmedy poor Thed Wonders of ow _ Ow knew of lids fending provided under the Carolina over having their states used as dumping grOimds for the nation's nuclear wastes, But the closing of two disposal site. and the ___ Splurge 3ew. ; The blind A*dty of sob an &ttltak Is ___ eups are reosivieg MUFFOR 1141111111irt. T11117 wow be "ir"011 It We can be sympthetic to the resentments of date officials in Washington, Nevada and South ___ - ____ is w ___ '' . - te formers in the Midwest have bell two fin years Leimle Dam, sailor vice president for the Obey Tred and Banking Co., said he has advised faniiers who have a good cash fl Sports decide what activities to take in. Two local prep football squads are Involved in Mate playoff action while consolation rounds and the championship game of tfyBOwibasketball tOIWnaiflint are alaOscheduled for ____ but doctors plan to wait until the swelling goes down before they decide whether he can play, . _______ would, we think, be happier back in Iran. And yes, Seminole Ewald and Eric Doerr along with quarterback David Vanderealt. "They have a great line and just like to control the ball by shoving It down your throat," says Lion coach Joe Montgomery. "We'll need excellent penetration on the defensive line." U" -. Seminole Me anwhile on the roundball scene, the Seminole High basketball crew of Bill Payne squares off against Tom his ti notch 4dens.ve imit. When the Tribe hosts Merritt Lawrence's Lyman Greyhounds In the title game In the Rotary Island ion$ in a Class 4A clash. The Mustangs will counter with All-State Bowl Basketball tournament tonight at 8:30 at Lyman. halfback Walter IWsbadw Roggio Campbell and defensive battle. a pair of talented quarterbacks in Steve Childers and "Probably the only people who'll be in the stands wiU be my end Morgan 'Iflith Will CCS Naifi t JmiM$flt13 toU&1 Jeff -Wicliersharn, aiid e lead he th number seven scorer in and kids," joked Payne, In view of the fact the Seminole the state In wife &ph* the mimber one ranked and defending ng , High fobtball sqtmd plays tonight also. Mate daiflplon Mustangs Joe Montgomery takes W 3A undefoatod Oviedo Lions on Lmbum and Bid" Moore will tangle in the third and Pmy willalso be b*q for another offoosive performance the road against New Port Rlchey Hudson. fourth place consolation game at 7:00 p.m. while Lake Wile the Quarterback Troy Kessinger, halfback Marvin McClennon Brantley-ftedo and DeLand.IA*e Howell an involved in wrapping i Mi (lMtiCt Ctiaiflplonship a Week ago. fullback Mike Scott and receivers Sammy Dude and Marty consolation action this afternoon. 1% WN duuml Tribe ground game came to life to roll up Neese have combined to give the Lions a better than 25 point The five-thousand plus Pop Warner 50th Anniversary group over NO yards behind the tow touchdown effort of fullback per game average while the stingy Lion defense has held opt will play 68 games around the entire Central Florida area Arthur Jackson and another 100-plus yard performance of Joe ponents to under seven points per contest. today and will then head out to Sea World for a special Pop Baker. 'I1 Hudson Cobras are led by a pair of solid backs In Mark Warner celebration In the Atlantis Theatre. ____ ___ Farmneri, who often mint make. J$. .slgnlflcaqtiy ne4.spr1ng puéing .& further. . F dsUoa.$e4si,$ that an Amorican I capital expenditures to stay In brmlnes', also coM-prke squeeze on the farther who camc4 - Impiy ,e.i't eMaIr we avdit to purchase fuel, fatilimt'.11sed ', addo pau ion bill costs'likii oftwit bAdneises can, hi Given these objectives, rA a oi%la peopy be UK k"fi'* do Dept. of ft 1"* . . trmldy 11111:1010101,1191106 that they PWW d in so to am read MW Bed ebuoleals. ! Oat Partly beca e of us infl ation, o utst an di ng bolilNil or$Ii'I'1'4 eqs. Tax d011ar, Americin buslftainin "buy all th need One bright spot, 1 Is Increasing every year. As of Jan. corn and soybean crops harvested this fall. In from Third World cointries, who need pur hbo theN orpi"atIoqw, and 7% hrm debt saftwide was $119.3 rm 01 nat I==, Hard6arger I" dWlanott , 7hose Iranians consumed with a desin to proclaim their support of the aystouah's excuses - v. The Caps also said Thursday defsommin Yvon Labre, ____ tear In his knee cartilage . also Injured Tuesday, has a entail f Laws-remism, ext But theas we look ahead, 0 will be the crippling of the heavy Industries that are the lifeblood of our economy. . WUUW Drestier, dean of the Arizona School of Mines, recently reported on OW Imminent threat to a gathering of buslne.men in Nashville, Tam., who met to consider the topic "America's Industrial and Business Future," under the auspices of on as Interest rates and fuel costs get higher, some are going to find It that milich harder to already overextended on land and machinow, bankers said economists my. ___ The American Medical - - have done and IVV s capita's &amua Injured - - - forelgo sour depe nine of those thirteen vital minerals. ef amng t reu nsforadangerus lou of resource independence Is LANDOVER, Md. (UP!) Washington Capitals' regulation of the mining Industry. Short. defonsoman Pete Scainurra, who was hurt In the Caps' 34 sighted conservationists disapprove of entle Tuesday night with Colorado, has strained knee damage done by mining, which In the vast majority of caieamiatbe repaired kligaiflenti and will be out of action for two or three weeks, by miningcomnanlee under state :the NHL club announced. - -- recruiting people, stress power... what having received anonymous telephone calls - -. ___ •'' power. We are not IMerd In J111111 bwlft ma king people like each OthSI. £9PJI I ___ ___ __ ------------ - 86 yards which had appeared halted delphla and Washington. four sacks and drove starting qurwhen Hoxton purded from the Dallas 37In the only other NFL game Th ursday, terback Mike Phipps from the game in yardline. But the Cowboys were Detroit halted an eight-game losing the last eight minutes with a possible pifl ed for having 12 men on the field, k with a 20.0 upset of Chicago that broken nose. The Lions also shut down giving Ion a g down, and on the cr ippled the Burs' playoff chances. Walter Payton, who gained only 54 yards neat play, Pastorini found Birrough in 18 carries. streaking down the middle on a pot Rookie Jeff Komlo threw for 244 yards In Sunday's games, Washington Is at pattern behi nd Bennie Bcrnas for the undone touchdown and Detroit podedits the New York Giants, Oakland at Denscore. first shutout in more than two years, ver, Buffalo at New England, Cleveland Houston improved its record to 10-3. avoiding what would have been a club- at Pittsburgh. St. Louis at Cincinnati, the bed In pro football. The Oilers close record 1h defeat. The Lions, 2-11, also New Orleans at Atlanta, Minnesota at the season at Cleveland and at home got a 1-yard scoring run from Rick Kane Tampa Bay, Philadelphia at Green Bay, against Pittsburgh and Philadelphia in and field goals of 35 and 29 yards from Kansas City t San Diego, Los Angeles at an effort to notch their first Central Benny Ricardo to and Chicago's four. San Francisco and Miami at Baltimore. DtvtMon title. TheCowboys,S4,lod their game winning streak and drop the Bears The New York Jets are at Seattle rdstrai and feli out ofa threeway to 74. Monday night. Miami Coach On Iniuri List ___ a1(lY actMd-odinted, using about time, we ask ourselves, that somebody federal funde to lobby before Mali stilMy taught our tormentors a lesson? Maybe so, but ad other ragulatory bodies." th is sort of self-indulgence is a luxury we can ill VISTA PC do. The schedule released Thursday Includes 54 night P omp a ____ pped period and 22 day games for atota1of76home dates. HIghlighting Ole home slate are five doubldwadem four of them on and availability of gasoline, and while their newspapers and political leaders denounce oil Industry profits, new threats of mineral scarcity loom on the horizon. In 1950, the United States was dependent on ___ And - l in While Amwicam c / I Ue with Washington and the Eagles for "We were our own worst enemy," Said the top spot In the NFC East. Chicago Coach Neill Armstrong. "Our The Tens battle quickly developed defense picked off three Interceptions Into a brilliant Individual duel between and our offense, which had scored 28 Häueton running back Earl Campbell points a game the last five games, by an Indefensible Dallas mistake with 195 yards, Including first-half pride which was fueled by a nationwide Thursday, to lead Houeton to a )24 scoring dashes of 61 and 27 yards. audience. decision over the Cowboys for their fifth Staubach, the league's top-rated passer, Komlo, who completed 1&.of-30 passes straight victory and a hailgame lead hit 21.cf-30 for 287 yards and two touch- for 244 yards, capped an 80-yard drive over the Pittsburgh Steelers in the AFC downs. with a 22-yard TI) pass to Leonard Central Division. "America's team? Ha. Happy Thompson and Detroit drove 49 yards for don't know how It happened," said Thanksgiving, Dallas," said Houston as two Chicago pttes Landry of his club's key error. "It tight end Mile Barber. inside the Bear,' 15 set up Kane's 1-yard happens to every team - It just hap. Despite the loss, Dallas can still win its run. pined to us at a division championship If it beats, in Detroit end Bubba Baker - last B's TD catch ended a drive of succession, the New York Giants, Ptdla- season's NFC Rookie of the Year had CLEVELAND (UP!) - The Cleveland IfldI&fl$ open 1980 season In Anaheim, Calif., April 11 against the merican League west Division champion California Angels and the home season at Municipal Stadium April 19 against the Toronto Blue Jays _____ __ - - - . know how It happened. ' 32-yard touchdown Angels Indians Open Againstovember. • ___ Editor - By EDWARD J. WALSH ____ _____ Under the guise of "neighborhood Iranian flags were burned in Houston. Iranian 0rP*&t1wA" new 10ft Popialism is Pift cou to federal support. Tax dollars are demonstrators were jeered and cursed In being ____used to fund organizations that are Washington, Texas, Illinois and California. In political In nature and dedicated to a radical Beverly Hills, Iranians parading in support of the rutruciuring of American soewy. Ayatollah Khomeini were set won and beaten by U.S. Rep. Ken Kramer of Colorado recently counter-demonstrations in the streets. IIO(Id that "under ACTION director Sam 'there is an admitted temptation to view all Brown, VISTA, sometimes known as the this with a certain amused equanimity. Isn't it domestic counterpart of the Peace CWW has Dallas Coach Tom Landry doesn't uld Officials Id eal In the week he would be transferred another hospital, officials ca postpone the operations until, the end of N Works By ANTHONY HARAIGAN MtI7 at least another to Centinela Medical Center in Inglewood "in the next few couu you Hospital - &O WE- THOUC;HT U OUT. - By IRA KAUFMAN UPI $pSrfe Writer in a bicycle accident, will remain at Me Company of for at Mary week before undergoing - W WANT A LOAN. rI I VIEWPOINT ULLo, WiflT I1OU? New been a long time since Americans have been more united in righteous Indignation. And there is also - By JOE DeSANTIS Herald Sparta Former Florida Gator AU-American linebacker 3rd facial - The seizure of the U.S. Embassy In Tehran and Late, TORRANCE, Calif. (UP!) - Los eIes 2ack McKlnney, who sustained severe head Injuries, damage and fractured a bone in his weeks ago - Bill Of Health; Awaits NFL Draft Oiler's Score H Stral*c1ht Loss Dallas I elbow two Life Brantley Has Clean r* 19f ly Laker's McKInn.y Scheduled For Operation Next Week allnnlrn nitf nf a"nntrnI QJ'JIIIi nmn i ..U1ma WUW&OI Friday, Nov. 23, 1fl-$A Id, Sanferd, Fl. Komlo Sparks.Lion Win B Provocation, At Home, SPORTS 0 4 0 .507 W I. T Pd. New Atlanta W I. T Pd. San Fran No 4 I 0 .333 I ii o •a . 9 3 0 .710 Thursday's Results 0 II .100 Detroit 30. ChIcago 0 0 0 .100 Houston 30, 1 7 0 .417 - Ssaday's Sames Buffalo a New En, 1 p.m. Cleveland at Cinci. I p.m. W L T Pct. Minn of Tamps Day. I p.m. Washington $ 4 0 .407 Wash at NY Giants, I p.m. PhlIJa 0 40 .407 New Orks at Atla, I p.m. Ptila as Green Say, 2 p-rn. Dallas .411 Kan City of San Diego, 4 p.m. NY ownts Los Ma at San Fran. 1 pm. U . Louls 3 0 .210 Miami at Sattimore, 4 P.M. c.s * Oakland at Denver, 4 P.M. w i. Pd. - NaHasat COW 11 Pro Basketball PMw 117. New Jersey l0 Cleve 120. Golden St. 93 Games Indiana at Boston Houston at Philadelphia Milwaukee at Detroit Whlnqlon at San Antonio Atlanta at Chicago La Angeles at Phoenix KanslS City at San Diego Portland at Seattle salwdars Gomm Cleveland at New Yr at Philadelphia Detroit at Indiana 90fdon of Atlanta Washington at Houston Golden State at Chicago p at Denver • I - elf ..-..,'. -.:".-.si, U " r' : i. --,~ ._, I ~.' - *"". I . gqr, �-. . .. ." A—tv.nln Noral. Sanford FL BLON DIE I Friday, Nov. 23, 979 --' CHECK 700rSIE J 7LL. 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Remember, banking takes tract and may, indeed, have, you've quoted those then from freeze damage by a You'll need to maintain your banks time so try to start early enough so Basically, otheir overall effects on the stories accuroldy. P. known as banking. TOM that you will have all trees banked throughout the cold season. Ilds Is body, particularly in In. the siusty was of women This Is a common practice In winds which can 1)10W to strong due DAVIS be fore the fir freeze. st lumps or nodules dividuale who consume large iad Florida, and simply Involves piling the trunk and leave from Urban There are some hazards Involved the soil amounts of coffee, whether that were Wt cancer. soll around the trunk up to Ow first with banking thatjou need to be it exposed. Also, heavy rains can pack Horticulturist The firg report stated that decaffeinated or not. few li of th mbs e tree, j wash it away. or even the soil down, Termites and various fungi awa re of. about 20 of those women Clearly, the caffeine in The bed time to bank young citrus __________________________ th banks often and build l So check e and even k il so metimes wi ll attack coffee Is th nnlrug that stopped using coffee, tea, is In November, before any ch ance of necessary. them up when banked trees. Therefore, trees with cobs and chiocolate and that acts as a cell stimulant and a him. The mound of soll covering hus of aurviving a freeze. damaged bark, dead or broken limbs, jS percent of them had & Increases mental alertness. In Sometime in late February, after all the trunk will retain beat and keep the Banking usually takes quite a bit of are easy targets for disease. complew moldion of breaA some Instances, small danger of freezing temperatures have tree from freezing. soll, bit if you're just banking one or jf amounts of this have some: p,unbatthet y The ban i k should be a couple of feet To prevent these problems, remove tjg value. But In many two to remove all soil from around the trunk. I across at the base and extend about enough soil around your yard to do the all dead wood and broken branches That', very encouraging they increase a person knee high. If possible, bank the first job. Try to use only clean garden soil, before applying banking soil, then A very common mistake made in Information although the tendency to anxiety and: few limb. as well. This will give your that Is free of weeds and trash, coat all wounds with a water rep- unbanking is a tendency to leave too reesormfor lt may not yet be tree even greater protection. Always rnskesure you apply enough pellent tree paint. much soil around the tree. This Yea be Irritating to DEAR READER estive away ': . Generally speaking, the higher the soil. As a final measure of protection, inhibits normal tree growth and may bank, the better dwee your citrus Many banks (all to protect tirm mat the tree trunk with a copper cause disease problems as well. 14 25 IT Deltona Art r'e •r rz a ,- ' ' i Ir . ' r S may — £* (Nch munication skills. Beginne r level Instruction through advanced level are available. j— '.r , . f -. ' -' ' ' 1J "-k - __ I " ____ A . York, .' ' . . . , . ' , 1fl N" WIID roomd. His ......• r — •• God 1w holift this way? I ha,ecomstot.rmswMh ths amyng, balrayal of pod ass by We AN EP1fiNS Dear Abby meant. She bent down and whispered into That means, 'nobody 'home cmon in.' She knew, of course, that 1 was 81. :4J ABE PUCHKOFF: BROOKLYN _ WW•. Will Godpestlabms for my &dbm or He sw of IMI?NP as 1. and seftelad my Ile .k Just Arrlv.d Blooming Christmas \I .. Qdvs , ftavwV _ team CI TY OR$TAfl -- IN BLOOM death the .:.•. her If she knew what a wink the adoration my husband has appreciation. I than "Cari you wink with one for his father' when, 10 fact, his father has betrayed him In the word of all bet rayals. 'She a nswered "No can A few months ago my win . ... can wink father-In-law underwent wiUllWOeyu." Thenlaáed amsocy surgery, fanll was lafoimadthathe •. smatt the miost to live. Man I board do new I am siabomed to admit ;W I will be the end of my playad Ilook forward to It wkb no reservations. s you think i em • . vis e , A i -1 . ' _•• V fl I' souloy .ri f DEAR ABBY: I have a great husband. Not perfect, h . 6 .• i suegestion. iisi told DEAR ABBY With every He has a lovely wife, he's not sorrow or setback there Is a DEAR ABE: Thianks for's unile. and I did nothing to bit of humor. Such Was the daudy day-brigbtener. provoke 1. case when I was recently at d Do you wish you had more my hate turned to feeling One of rr nurses was a friends? For the secret of absolutely nothing toward little Chinese doll who popularity, get Abby's new him. couldn't have weloW more booklet: "How To Be than 0) pounds. Sufl, Popular, You're Never Too respect this vile man receives married and had two Young or Too, Old." Send $1 from his family. I am mi- Children. with a loss. self-addressed. stantly hearing what a stamped in cents) envelope After she had given me my "wOndaft" P0 he Is, AM ba and massage with her to Abby, 132 Lasky Drive, it galls me to keep dW. ButI usual care and kindness, I Beverly Hills, Cald. M12. __ - She Resents Lov'' e G Dadm n Law ,,,- ccy __ ' Center on Dec. I for the annual Champagne Ball sponsored by Seminole Mutual Concert Assoclation. According to Hall Chairman Mrs. Frederic, (Ruth) Gaines, reservations are due by Nov. 29. Mrs. Gaines suggests that ball patrons get reservations In early since accommodations are College, 323-1450, extension 345, and ask about is his father. Aboutfour ye4n ago he told the free En" classes for WAers of Other me he wanted to V to bed languages. with me, and had felt that for along Ume.Iwas Insulted ____ and sicken ed by the __ L u CHAMPAGNE TASTE up with Ideas to deck the halls at the Sanford Civic For Information call Seminole Community ,,. - DECORATING WITH Herold Photo by Tom Vincent Martha and Ned Yancey are experimenting wit h limited. Free English classes for speakers of other languages are being offered at Seminole Community College. These classes can assist any adult desiring to learn English and to improve com- . _________ . I. Members of the Mimosa Circle met at the Mount Wal Modicsil Center of Greater Miami will home of Mrs. Herbert Behrens for their asthecooperating facility for th.B'NaI B'Rith Mate blood November meeting. bok. ladivitlual members we ropeated to contact the Plans for Garden Club Bazaar won MW bank chairman of their respective lodges 0 On nood dWc1l@a& should win. Mrs. B. Jim gave the Horticulture report ' II I moddsho*o1allmambers related to the particisiating member by blood or marriage , (-))r- English Class Offered It was announced that this year is the 50th Anniversary of the National Garden Clubs and It Is recommended that everyorie plant a Norman WainMain, president of the Florida State Volunteers are needed to assist with Association of B'Nai B'rith lodges, has announced that the Youth Gardening project at SOUth$kle School. association has formed a blood bank to provide blood and The children are enthusiastic about this blood coverag. to all of the other 10,000 members Of the project. constituent lodges I1WOI*hOM the Mite. This coverage applisi = well to members of the imMIMOSO " ..- ' meeting and party to be held at the home of needed clubhouse repairs have been corn- Mrs. Cr111 Pearce Dec. 14. Husbands and pleted at considerable expense. The club guests are invited. Refreshments were served by hostesses house b in excellent condition now, she said. Mrs. John Stankiewict gave a report on the Mrs. Violet Beckhom and Mrs. Mary RufhslAndscepe School which was conducted in Winter Park in October. Mrs. Brisson announced that the much Mary Shaw, second; and Hope MdUbbon, third. , Plans were made for the everyone to participate In the one day affair. , f - met at the Garden Center for their November meeti ng and opened with a devotion "Giving Thanks" by Allen Perkins. A business meeting was held with a report given by chairmen of the standing committees. Discussion of the November bazaar was led by Mrs. Teola McSwain with volunteer help Themaintopicofdiscussionwüthe bazaar this month. Mrs. John Fox reoorted that all circles have worked hard making lovely or- Trade nuiycr, uuuunwie mention. Mixed media winners were : irst, and "ola Conrad, third. . Photography widners were Jcbn Borzna Joan Winters, second; and Mauran Witters, third. Original crafli wfitners was: Cal Cubbwly, &A;, W114 AT BRIDGE ii Jacaranda the business meeting with the Lord's Prayer. Edward Bookhardt, second; Joy Simon, third; and Now Blad Bank Fon"od were worked on. broken hips are Mrs. T.A. Burleigh and Mrs. D.M. Paul. The circle members wish them a speedy recovery. President Mrs. Herbert Moreland opened , -- roo b *I and Mrs. T. B. Middleton cohostesm. A dessert course was served to the members p ew t. 'Me 131h Annual Art Show, sponswed by the Deltona Art Club, was bold at Four Townes Plass, Orange City. Winners wet awarded as follows: first place, $50; second place. third Plae, $) and forth place, ment fl UI ll ..w5OIIG e*-9i CTtli. The crafts prizes were; first place, $25, second place, $10; and third place, a ribbon. 00 and acrylics winners were: Fred Taylot, fh*Murora flMtt, second, Frances Townsend, WUU and Ui e iw5ers, honorable mention. Watercolor were. dames flOIVVLWI,IUr., , on Datura (Angel Trumphet) and Hydrocultured plants. Refmhrnents members present' r hich bazaar Items Club held Its November meeting at the home of Mrs. Gordon Brisson with Mrs. J.V. Jones nn - ") Hibiscus ounced A ' ——— ——— HOROSCOPE •' Garden C*Ircles Show WinnerS a Cu.'IbM.ra.usPNl_uJ tJ2? )h I . _' -1T----- • o Bank I ow Coffee in particular con. tafn.s a lot of additional 27 28 Minion of Ohio State Health I.Ater number 144, MAT" I Uni"nity Medical School in Coffee, Tea, Colas And 29 32 26 30 31 I Columbine, Ohio, attributed ft Cbocolate. It will give you to the zasthine, such as more information on how', 33 34 35 caffeine found In coffee, and these drinks affect the body. thiophylline or thiobrosnine, Other readers who want this: 37 3$ 39 — ism can send 75 cents with a which an also found in of these drinks. He felt they ION, darnped, self-addressed 41 42 interfered with the basic envelop for it. Send your IWL X wiU 49 17 4T nucleic acids such MG request to me, in care of this that are associated with call newspaper,' P.O. Box 1551,, 1 49 iSO 51 53 52 Radio Iuut4yui..wn,Iew Station, M York, 1 1 FegonsediOn, &Oii, Our body undargoog cw NY 10019. ARCHIE by Bob Montana 4 dant rogenerati" with old Coffee Is an example of a LOT OF US& Irs k1M AM HIMING eliminated and natural food that has not been calls being VAff IS A 6ML PUtYING N IC I I TELEPHNE f new replacement cab being adequately evaluated. OUM flPIWIIJMLNTS, 'KNOW TUNIS AlL V1)NTI)I9 I1'HAT FU rd .7 1 11 I formed. On. of the side Whenever we think of a CSI FrM A SWAP , tR. LO. VI I1M ________________________________ products OOP in the chemical synthesized chemical In our : YOU • H TO ' ' ,nnP• THERE reatjons for cell regenear- food, we begin to get excited y I "EL' and worry about what It might: tim Is 4hine. It's probably true that a do to the body, but we forget r-' J(L . 1 ((L4 (1 that a lot of the naturally woman, could use decafSEEP I • BYRUNICEI)IOSOL ffa' But occurring foods that we use thes e are preliminary trials may be potentially hazardous For Saturday, Novemb*r 24, 1979 and it's not definitely too. I don't believe that coffee established what the something Into your adleas machaniam is that coma the has been adequately studied. YOURIBMTHDAY which you didn't mom. rrnrsalthat's been observed, It Is Interesting that the; NnebsrU, 1175 TAUWX(April WMay 30) that my rA be On case. Mormons have a much lower : A his coming year you MEEK E by Howie Schrokler should be able to thd se"nd Your ebam for fulfilling Addilloinal studies will VA* rate of colon cancer than most : now ways to put your your ambillow lofty look be needed to add" all the other groups In the United : LOW JCMU..IF AUMM U autivity to prontable gaild, m y 604 pwidod yooW aspects of this very WWtW States and they use little, If CAU5 IM &M #4M I 3D Observation. Explore all avenues that not' to doinaft of those ad excit any, coffee. couldad to your ruosrcus. whoa' aid your uut ,. GEMM (May U-jon SAanTARIUS (Jilm. Bite the ballet aW be Doe. 21)Iteor elm ofi w today whose basic ___ ___ ___ . ____overbid There Itheiii I are 12 I'iIoIu1tdes or p!lItlos are or thIIIli If yell finesse and a simple #'1llss'to yours. A frlmdiy NOITH 1143 y for 13th a conservative discussion oould heel wNh bd With It" • Ak 151 ul six wo d have been advis11111. WAXQJ 5IIIIN riy. -hi. CANC fl =n of whot No sked for As for the 432 vy"Ve-1—sait"a Ism we can my for it t1w more ym ___ ppropriate. Ho did have .& F an"Ift hr M handis it In I that •1$54 sure amond stopper and the 998753 wal God In ad of pw on 9111164 by Al WWI t kof clubs, jl#, 081663 i{MUYIS f* 1T but Illielm be 13 top VVE TWiNr EP miir N THftT 040CR4 WA •E 4 $ trlcksost against him. LYON 3JNP9 LJTMN low. ft svlaI to am Anyway, Wal did double Gar MPC"! CF IN HELP, LBO(J*84W&21) b a TI," 41111111 IPN* 1111116 6146 and too the queen of I :L Mwlyqlihnflans -one-to-one 93 Ismonds South won. You C01110= (DsL U%116a. toftys be a OAKII just don't deck in a sem 19)Thaceddhe t ySS deS'I In' costract. Thee be counted to _____ ,,...J day lee ySS In that PIN ySS US 017 1$ VulesrsbW $s 11 and looked for 13. Thh club q _j s J hops to make Ins Dialer North all f'e was obviously wrong WON NWO so South found what must be you lama aped to - be is Pass 340 the Vinu coup to end all u,MiKw Odd to be " 11blin 4 XT * VrUSI,Oh. At cashed his • I NT Pass J*RU (J. *Pib. 'y.0 tidsi. HOWSflt. 705 aceolelubs! j p, p, p_ Thu he ran Off all the OP811% losd:4 Q the queen, Jack. 8 7 6 yookew BUGS BUNNY SWIlL NuI WIith IWth.OnS 01*. 10) UA (Ii to In" dummy's three of dwo as do squeese cut. 69 fa hr AL go go y" do 1111111laor INV WWM WFL WOK 1116111 to " a cM. He I NCO(M a*"*) ho am" N - I Van dIMtd#4 A diamond in ; 11111111111111101 WWWW~ loo, am do mi" of km a ed. bwame tM grand is* ad P& = be flloa 01 In VA 1b W" oft d in 1 dm 8064 0 mnW43I AWN.) NIdPl I0 ( IWSee. 10) low mpSb 'yoSS u cww Z1.AprI 11) 1 I. pour deelos. in (Vova of L4COIY k--I fl dolaile dial babess ' F be Ih/J • _-— 41)1 (( ) Pill Ina al" aNNd lees the ol tafthwindedwididese I 1. 4. 1 I1 .rob muds . '. NeW flied.. They My read . Di N.Y. LJI year w. 116 Yom them. U*Jtbe . bm WI a $PlDIR.$N c W Stan Lss aid Jsl,nRemits ; FRAINK AND INNIO. 22 '23 "Wouemm" , - 71 Gardening thinking these beverages their breasts Improved.If you isretiearemanywome friday, Nov. 23, 979-7A D _ deity 20 Gordon punt BEETLE BAILEY xper Vote a( Um back there news Amin cocoa and colas causing brand disease. 1111111111 HU9N III ND I of By . Evening lforaM Sanford, Fl. g IA IV• . Study Coif.. ' More IIII cl,!, NOw 7boTs1'1 I TONIGHTJcL 41 ACoU by Chic Young -. .. .. POINSETTIAS $350 Shp In Asid &am Aid Rd Uj PUM WWWWWWWWW fIj."' . ft -paiMbp `10h Aff 'a," . - .• •'• .: - -'',' . - . '•. ;c;:' • . . • • • • • - • • — , .• • ,. : , . . • , • ..• • 10 - Md ewankU die in ale PWI in is to tdwol . ,. '•• redsm ON kW d PoWinied hr low .ThspIkvedto mew" Is Two mi .• • ' . �S . ._,. ._.:. - .. - - - - . - . -. S -. - - .----- .- .- -.. -- - --. . s--- . ••5d-.. • .. - - 3 . - - . - - -.-, 1. SA-EvenlngH,raId,jançor Fl FrIday Nov 23 1fl ('Al MrtA D Ld Notics - IN THE CIUCW? COUNT THU RISHYRINYN JUDICIAl. __________________________ P*OCLAMAT,ONOp SATURDAY, NOVEMBER24 Wall Brothers Band concert sponsored by Geneva , Church of the Nasa ne, Ovie ghschool 7:30 p.m. Free to the public. DInner, 5:35. S p.m., Sanford VFW 10108, log cabin post home on lake front Seabees Veterans nf America Island X4, 10 a.m., ;,..i,..., r , CPO Club Orlando Nu1 "O "' Sanford AA, Women $ Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First Cas.elberrv I AA closed 8" Y Church. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER25 Ballroom sad round dsnclng,8p.m. Temole Shalom ' Providence and Elkcam Bo"eva.,, '' vwjpjt, o p.m., open speaker, Halfway House, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. MONDAY NOVEMBER31 10108, 8p.m., log cabin post home, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER27 Lake Orleata Elementary School PTA 730 "m -media center For all JIö4I4 anu aulu1... s.wod VFW 10101 Aovlllary, 8p.m., log cabin post home, lakefront. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER21 Classes in horticulture and flower arranging, 9:30 a.m., Sanford Garden Club building Falrmont Drive at HIghway 17.92. Free to public. - SATURDAY, DECEMBER! Eveninit Herald, Sanford, Fl. CLASSIFIED ADS FICTITIOUS NAME TO THE REGISTERED VOTERS OFTHECITYOFCAS$ELRENRY, Mont5omiry Rd., Lwga*ii,FIa. 'F)') ')AlI CASE NO W2133.CA4ID(L) FLORIDA: underbislsjnhjjgnctoj 31751 SeminOle Camty, Plaid., ____________________ JOHN SURA, NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN by Under he IIcfltIiv$ name of a ' the City of Cosidibirry, Florida, GOLDEN TIME, a t i JIWwI CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES man a1. a _ *U Party, FRANK IN. that pUllUant tO IaWM authority, to register laid name with the SILVESTRI 44c Iino I tIMI .. Police say. VESTMENTS INC GUSTAVO the City of Cassefbiny, Florida, Clerk of the Circuit Court, HOURS 3Oc a line . 3censecutivltimls Police said Albert ewt SILVESTRI, and SANK OF IhallOntuisday, Dicember4, 101L Seminole Coty tcensecuttvetlme$ 3k a line Vl hOU5 for Voting, CerdaflCewlffitheprovlelimsthe 5:00 A.M. - S:30 P.M. '.', uvuiv enraged because' MONTREAL, hold the regular election of the City Fictitloun Name Statutes, 10*1?: MONDAY thru FRIDAY Defend of Cassilberry, Florida. Kelvin Adams, 21, saId Section Sl1.0 Florida Statvto NOTICIOP ACTION SATURDAY t.Noon 3L n sMinimum he4, he 1057. ___________________ c.,?,c,!0n "whit?" when Steurt at TO: KFANAL tempted to enter a cone CIambec in me caiCiotajerry c n. se and DEADLINES Hall, S Lake Triplet Drive, D,e,nber 7, 1070 versation at the gethering C1s$lbery, Florida, on saId date DEP4 CANADA I I . oon e authorlad for the YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a and at 0 n1ctt)? Complaint to Foreclose Mortgage Frida Sunda" - Noon 91t you 0ui . __________________ - MAYOR of the City of LESALADVINTISIMINT Casselbrry. Florida beard of County written , , TWO (2) MEMSERS of the City Commlslloosis -. Plalntiff's.ttorney,STEpHENM FICTITIOUS NAME _______________________ STONE, ESQUIRE. . .: CouncIl of the City of Calselberry, County of SeMinole aiw 10iWIP vv.fl,w Notice is hereby gIven that I am *es is Suite 1463, CNA Tower, Florida Separate sisled bids far fur. 4-rionsIs This Notice shall he posted as fishing custodi,1 $ffvicei It _________________________ --• - -. engaged In buslns at 4th St. and Orlando, Florida 3310) requIred in the City of Casselbwry, various locatians will be received . -Sanford Ave., under the fictitious before December 12, , -.g name of TOTE N SAVE, and that I the original with the Clerk of this Florida, and shall be pub9$e in in the office of the PurdtiSIiig Why Be Lonely? Write "Get A w Evening Herald once each weak Agent, Room 417. $emIe county intend to register said name with Court lithe? before service on Mate" Dating Service. All eL P.O. Sos 1071. Clear. the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Plaintiff's attorney or Im. for at least four (1) cOnsecutive Courthouse, Sanford, Florida we Prior to December 4. 1070. weter, Fl. 33510. Seminole County, Florida In or. mediately Itereafter, otPisis, a 32771,. untIl 10:10 AM., Msndsy, Dated at Casselberry, FlorIda, December 3, wio, at w$ch tIme __________________ U2 FrEnCh AVE. cordancewiththeprovisof,he , defauttwIIIbeentered.g.Inat J'iI$•f demanded in the this 11th day *1 Octobir, A. D., 1070. and place bids will be ØUblIcly Fictitious Name Statutes, ToWlt: ' j I. (SEAL) Section 065 00 Florida Statutes comptoint, epened and reed. (corner )h I. French) Sill S. OrIer This notice shall be pUblished ALL PREVIOUS RIDS Mayor . Joseph Gall Will baby sIt in my home for once cacti week for four con. REJECTED. woiting parents. Reasonable. Publish November 33, 30 and sicutive weeks In the Evening Publish Nov. 3,, II, 23, 30, 1t10 Each bid must be accoripan EP3 December 7, 11, 1070 Herald. 333.3031 amytime. elthsibyacal,lor'scfisckupanan DEP-07 * * * * * * * * WITNESS my hand and seat this ____________________ incorporeted bank Sr fruit corn. ____________________ IHI day of November, 107,. pony, si a bid bond with corporate -Gosd Things Eat C (SEAL) NOTICE OP A PUBLIC SUraty satisfactory to SeMinole ___________________ - NOTICIOF INTENTION ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR. HEARING TO CONSIDER THE County, for not less -than fIve TONEOIITIPICTITIOtJ, Experience desired. Good pay, In. For Sale CLERK (S percent) ci the amst - . TRADE NAME ADOPTION OP AN ORDINANCE surance, vacation, cridit union Inons, $atsumas I. Tanoelos By: Patricia Robinson BY THE CITY OP SANFORD, of the bid. The County will accept I profit sharing. Apply in person Ph. 3314100 Deputy Clerk Ont! sucit suroty company a, Ry.Hutctiison NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN FLORIDA. Lake Mary 63 Food Store Lake the undersigned. FAMILY FUN STEPHEN M. STONE Notice is hereby given that a companIes a art aufhsrlsad to Mar Blvd. at 1.4. PARKS OF ORLANDO, INC -. legal, Woods and Stone Public Hearing will be held at the write bonds of such charactir and . -11.bhujctism -Ountufdlfthelow$offfieStafe _____________________ LBJ Country Rock Group need GRAND PRIX INTERNATIONAL Suite 1465, CNA Tower Commission Room In theCity Hall Orlando, Fiorlda 32101 OF CASSEI. BERRY. INC. intend PISIldI. Gigs aft Thanksgiving. in the City ci Sanford, Florida, at Booking for the Holidays 322. isSful biddir register the fictitious trade name PublIsh November 0. 16, 23, * 7:00 o'clock P.M. on December 10, UPSO le?d, ENJOY 1434, 4-0 daily or weekends. MARIO ANDRETTI GRAND PNIX l07Ltoconslderthead*lonolan will be required ta furnish CreattveExpriuslon$ 333.7513 . JamIe INTERNATIONAL OF CASIEL. DEP.13 . ordinance by the City of Sanford, Pevmsiiaiq0cebeiids. each In me amount of iøi percent - PRIVATE VOICE LESSONS BERRY with theClerk of thi Circuit IN THE CINCU1T COUNT IN AND Florida, as follows: m D)LS n R Court of Seminole County, Florida, FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, ofth.totallldamountepdp,eotof ORDINANCE NO. )S7 rs, ant Section 06340. Florida FLORIDA . requIVod. . .. cei AN ORDINANCE OP THE CITY . classified ads. Nothing small . WO WSUR about that. 'lntendo engageiThe ln RgOT) Semk'Iole County FEDERAL NATIONAL MON operating a modified racing course TOAGE ASSOCIATION, bond fOrms used. ATE AREA OF THE CITY OF Pre.school teacher needed . Clasifiad Ads oats Results a 501 Semoran Boulevard, Allworkshallbeinaccsrdance Plaintiff SANFORD FLORIDA UPON morninqs,Oa,m..)lp.m. Five . AndThat'sArortTool Cassetberry, . Florida. Dated this ADOPTION OF SAID ONDI. With specifications avallabfeaf no days a week. Exp. please, $3. Legal Friday, Nov. 23, 1970-9A Orlando - Winter Pork Seminole CHICAGO (UP!) - A paraplegic who packed a gim FIRDAY, NOVEMBER23 Tanglewood, AA, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richards Church, Lake Howell Road I wuawood AA, dosed, 8p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Church State Road 434. Your Adult Club for Singles, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden club, 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando cm the lake front. gs Notic Kills Man L/PiJ' __________________________________________ ______________________ Paraplegic 831-9993 Notk. ___________I 1$-Help nhed ______________ BENCH TECH & OUTSIDE TECH for qualified personnel. Apply at Westgate TV in Four Townes Shopping Center. Ask for Jerry. 775 6995. career () Q[ _____ in Real Es)atl'cali MAK E POOM TO STORE YOUR WINTER ITEMS-SELL "DoN'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A WANT AD. Phone 3fl-26)1 or 531 9993 and a Iriendly Ad Visor will help you. Front attendant, exp preferred, neat appearance. HS grad or equivalent. Apply In person. Stuckey's at I I & 16 ----- -- Bath home, 1 pIus acre cornpletely fenced, pool, separate apartment, 1 yr. warranty, 322.2611 * * 3 ARE YOU INTERESTED' 70 acres lake front NewS UsedFurniture 5005. Sanford Ave. 323 6593' ________ I - WE BUY USED JRNITIJRE. APPLIANCES & PLUMBING FIXTURES Jenkins Furniture, 705 E 25th St. 323 09S1. .,,.. ., n o v c Center, 8p.m. Music for dancing begins at 9 and a lreakfast-buffnt at midnight. ORLANDO, INC. By: Robert N. Pearl. ,rent nIX IN1EN. AL OF CASSEL. ThSomtyiiI'ViSerlgf-ttS SETWEENSIPESAVENUF AND NOTICIOPACTION TO: All unknownhilrs of DANIEL OHIO AVENUE AND BETWEEN reject anyor all bids: or to cc.pt IN THU COUNTY COUNT OP THU MARQUETTE AVENUE AND thebldwl,Ichlnitelud,mløtbee UISNIIINTN JUDICIAL Cli. S. PARKEN,dICH$ad, If any; - AVON surviving spouse of DANIEL B. THE VACATED ATLANTIC $iiV55 the iMsrIstolthe Couøty. CVI? IN AND POE SEMINOLE FIONTINFLATION PARKER, deceased, if any; the COASTL1NFRAILROADRIGHT. Cost ci Submittal ef,fhls lid Is CUNTY, PLONIDA. sell Avon. increase your earning '' flSldered in op0rISnat St of CASE NO. 704100SF . I4floficiarie$ under the Lait wiii OF.WAY, SAID PROPERTY LO. power. For details, call. Srry s. Rosenthal md Testament of DANIEL s. CATEDINSEMINOLECOUNTY, LAKE KATHRYN ESTATES, INC., 141.41170r1443070 on to or be borne by the County. AN Ohio Corporation, PARKER, deceased, if any; or FLORIDA, IN ACCORDANCE PubIish"OV. i3O, tO, 73. 1'7g PeIh November 13, 1070 "aneficiarles under the Florida WITH THE VOLUNTARY AN. Plaltiff, Synthetic nil dealers vs. Intestate successIon laws ci NEXATION PROVISIONS OF DEP.70 Needed Immediately DANIEL B. PARKER, it any: SECTION 171.044, FLORIDA STA. _____________________ JOHN SIANCO, JR. Call 331.74$Sfor info FICTITIOUS NAME RESIDENCE: Unknown lUTES; PROVIDING FOR 5EV. Defendant, Noexp necessarY . All parties claiming Interests by, ERABILITY, CONFLICTS AND NO?ICITOAPPIAN ___________Notice Isher through, under or against all EFFECTIVE DATE. NOTICE TO, JOHN BIANCO, JR. en a"' in b II NIGHT NCE NOTlCEishIfebygIvIflthatthe unknown heirs of DANIEL S. WHEREAS,tbsrehasboenfllod 10 S Hardgravs Circle Trail C•ssl.erry,.emno,e PARKER, -...ean,ro BoardofCountycommissjors if any: ft. with the City Clerk of the CIty r n y, Newton Highlands, or...., Fsper ence me •,c. pre,erred-not ' a petitiOn CCII. rv ,v ng spouse .. L,ANIEI. 5 fl , r.ur.de, " 'w' O2 titious essenti Com al.IPi1 Vacations OE$IG,5°r WOOD PARKER, deceased, if any; me taming the name of the property tO consider the enactment v an YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Bazaar, 9a.m. to 4p.m., fellowship hail, Sanford Churdiof God Chill lunch 11am to2nm Christmas swmj, . . pan. ,-. . oemuwle County branch, American Association of University Women's holiday luncheon Bennigan's. Cash bar ll30 ,lunch noon. Maleand female , we'come. Reservation deadline, Nov. 28. SUNDAY DECVMRVVO ii u.a oiiii.y Concert by Seminole Community Chorus Fine Arts Building Testament of DANIEL S. hereinafter requesting annexation em,nuue PARKER, decessed, If any; or me to the corporate area of the City o the Ci I' Count at Jul AJII fronton. MONDAY DECEMBER' ry, wayiarers 2 p.m., DeBary .,e mfr -- - - &aIi.. 'morw rats &etnjise, '• ., ,. , , - • . p.m., Masonic Avenue, Sanford. SAIVRDAY;DECEMBER$ * - Section 063.00 FlorIda Statutes any, and to all parties having or praiser of SemInole County, LIBRARY: PROVIDING AD. County Courthouse, Court Room! Dlsabiurace. 1ny....re claiming to have any right, title or Florida. having certified that DITIONAL EXCESS SERVICE "D" Annex, at Sanford, Florida, on ' AP-.. Publith No .Ovu..w, Jr. A interest In the real property herein there is one property owner in the CHARGES ON PROBATE MAT. Decsiior 2, 1070, at 10:35 O'd.ck,I Location' U$H"' vim r , ., 2., .., descriga. VV . areatobeannesad,andffia,siid TENS IN?HICIRCUITdOURT. A.M.lfyoulallt.m-onsaid: __• v ...n qua. .,p. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED property owner has signed the PURSUANT TO SECTION daft. In .sisan or • py ' that an action to foreclose a mar. petition for annexation: and $.S4oI(3), FLORIDA STATUTES, Iu*mSnt will be entered WHEREAS, it has been defer. PROVIDING ADDITIONAL Ex. V.0 far the fife? demanded in the IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT OP tgageontheleilowin,,UIprrty minedthatthproprty CIU SERVICE CHANGES OW CWSI' PetNIsn. THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL 10 SemInole County, Plerida: Lot I? in Block "0" Si SUM. herelnaftarl$rea,oIsabiy,,.pact ANY CIVIL ACTION, SUIT OR CIRCUIT IN AND FOR Wi?NlUmyhandandthewalot MERlE? - NORTH SECTION and contiguous to me SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. PROCEEDING IN THE CIRCUIT INS Court en October 30, 1010. aCcordinU to the plat thereof as area of the City of SaiWord, COURT PURSUANT TO SEC. (SEAL) RN, 5.41 4.11. full 1. part time. CASE NO. 70.2I1a.CA.)$. . Apply In person Sanford Nursing recorded In Fiat look 14, Pages 33 Florida, arid it has further been TION 15.141(I), PLORIDA $TA FLORENCE WARREN, AIOIWI' H. Jr. ii Convalescent Center, 050 Plaintiff, and N of the Public Records of determined mat q TUTES: PROVIDING AD. Clerk Of County Court kS4I County, Florida. MsIIonviIle. vs. saId property will not resuft thj DITIONAI. IXCEU SERVICE Jon. A. Craves CHARGES ON ANY CIVIL AC' JOSEPH HERMAN DANIEL, et has been fIled against you and you creation of an enclave; a, Deputy Clerk al arneoulrodt.Nrv'acep,wpaur WHEREALffieCIfyol$fa, TION' OR PRO SEGING" IN GORNAMRUTTIR, JR. ________________ NTV COURT PURSUANt TO Allsfflay and Cawnhilir DiOSdaiits. written defeniss. II any, to It en van Florida, Is In a pifflen to provIde daRSifS.Oay&SuIte,P.A,,psf municigsIs.rvic.stome,,p., SECTIOPO$4.Sel(1), FLORIDA dow NOTICIOPIWY FLORIDA I Office lox twa, Orlands, Florida dIsaNed herein, and me City STATUTES, PROVIDING SON. Wintir Perk Federal sids. TOSUIITTITIS -.file the eriginal with me CommIssiancime City of San*, VICE CHARGES PAYA$I.I BY- 3111101 Semersa SIiI. THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: 'COUNTY FOR CRIMINAL AND AtiSmiata Springs, FlorIda 327101 DEFENDANTS, WI. DANIEL, ClsikOfmeabsve.atyIe,a, -mar11., deems it in me deceased: YHE000SIA EAR. •55• Ds,4s 3,1,00, fo$ tireot of the City to accept soW JUVENILE CASES: PROVIDING TH1M1 (15$) 014.7155 SUNSHINE STATE. NEST DANIEL, petItion and to annex sold FOR PAYMENT OP THE A. ecsasalg a lulument may be entered a,a10 L0 14,51 6SChevyP U With Camper Top. $600 1975 Singer Futura Fully auto, Cash 3224132 repossessed, used very short time. Original $593. bal. Slit or Larry - s Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. $21 mo Agent 339 5306 Buy & Sell, the finest in used S furnsture. Refrig . stoves, to'ls. 19i Ford ': T, new clutch, rebuilt master cylinder, air shocks. $650. 323 1-473 aft 6• now _____.. 900citticr,nch - MORRIS Sr - - - - - _ - - --- - - - - - ' - - - - - rt ___________________ - - - & p.m., U.ILA uu, f sw ____ by Maitland. University Boulevard. G. - uA,mjp 'fky 5q jpone&4 by 8outh8emInoIeQtjnbero(Comere so vwvwsy ouwevoru. .VrIURI Mft3pj. StateRoid4SI IVESDAY, DECEMBER11 (Isuant Gala dlmsr.d.aee too Central pa,g MAUL GALLOWAY, •OALLOWAY, HECTOR Ospy ''' t1 - CHARGES BY THE CLiNK OP ENACTEOBYTHEPIOPLIOP TNECOURTTOTHS5o*jØp THE CITY OP SANFORD, PLO. TRUSTEES OP THE LA Lii. RIDA: NARY: PROVIDING PLACING' SECTION 1: That PUND$INLAWLIBRARYPVND dssaNel prspart,, sItuated OR SOLE USE OP THE LAW Seminole Ceunly, Florida, be an LIBRARY: PROVIDING FOR . DANIEL, MABEL ROBERTA WITNII$mybandandtha,,.Iot BRANNON, EVELYN DANIEL, Mid Cawt enOctesar so, iwo. VIRGINIA DANIEL, MARIE (SEAL) AIIIIIR N. Ssdiwlffi, Jr. WH EATL IV DAN I EL CIS?kIIN.CWCUItCSWt VIRGINIA FRYE, JACK GARY. By: Eve Crablree BLANCHE JONES, MAUDE WRIGHT, PEARL STEILE . - _______________ - . 3,0,16,13, 1010 workshop. $31,900. 29-Roonn • UIIkIIO0 $USSS If MIffISd. Md CIRCUIT IN if deed, mel, UMIIUWO 11*1, SEMINOLE aenI,w deviwus, legateeg, •rantees CIVIL ACTION NO -...IDA. BEDROOM, 3 cARPETS. ASSUMABLE $32,500. - ç SUMABLE 132.900. 1r-Apsdms1 s Furnlshsd ______ ____________________ MORTGAGE. for Sank CItIzens. Down town, very clean 1. roomy. See Jimmie CoWan, 31$ Palmetto ' Perfect for Winter retreat. dwn STEMPEN AGENCY RFAL10R3224991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves. 310-5100, 3fl-19S9 3771577. CUSTOM HOMES BUILT fl INflQUSS - i I fl-4louses Unfurnished _____________________________ BROKER p . REMODELING&REPAIR 322-0665 1.0. SAL INT 2439 S. Myi'tleAve. Orlando Sanford 3210640_"i"" ROWMj I p - Rulldto Stilt-our lotor yours FHA-VA,FIIA-fl5&74$ j LARGE 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, FAMILY ROOM, CARPETING, •• • _________ UIU - Plaiiitlff. undar, awinst them or any ci vs them, and all persons si NILIN N tiavilil clalmin. o any 'y - LOAN COMPANY" SYGIVIN cermireiffieSWlaciffieNw¼ $ectio,, 31, Tes s, isi - ____ M. - FOP SALE OR PENT 3 BR, IS, FP, nice yard. Closeto A ___ ,, *e - cw S ,•, -' - __ __ -.• _ __ • Unsworth Realty asry beauty moot MERLE • NORMAN. i wt ave. FLORIE *rn Pm TIONAL __ ' S - .• Y''€ ;. - . . _,, Cirlitsas $lIpas,s . S 3 BR home, 1g. Di, LR, FR, with fireplace. Util. rm. plus wooded lot. $365 plus sec. No pets, 323 0574 _____________________ • -! *a 34 BR, PR, 11,5, carpetid. C- INIONTLINI. lit. DS..JIIL... , ___ . , I 3370316. _ how? WsI __ _Ia , NIiMMDANL.at . '.. . 'REALTY wow has tI ____ too Pistotito •Ha,Mys ws,ss, _____ ___ _ __ (1) ______ _ • __ __ US •S ____ I , I :;rfl 4; __ we pisrps 55., r (Alma Zsrt I ' __ N ______ - ' uJdsJs w'a..s KUIOK?LIWT . . I ___"'(IIAIJ . ' . - . ' aawe __ 0 lS$E 'IJILJL __ SiNG. - - -.'' ___ . . iip II I - -. . -- CifIertlF13sir. _:-_______ - REALTORS - ior w,gpst - - - - -. ' . - I -_. -.-- GREENE REALTORS Yard Sale Frl& Sat Nov 23171 7SOI Yale Aye' 322 6700 - ____ Nativity set, stable. ornamenl chrome roaster, blender, mixer. 3 cameras, 2 shuffle stick's, accordion, music, vacuum cleaners, others. 323 sn. Boys' 20" Bicycle Knobe Concert Piano flolhexc.cond.373970$ - 1.2 acres 330 on paved frontage. $37,000. lopct.dwn. Byowner Carport Sale 3155 SunlandAve. I ri Sal Sun Ctnisllt YARD SALE ISO Country Iub Rd Sat. 9 5 lots of good men's, boys & baby clothes Plus Misc. ABC Concrete, Patios &lveways & add ons. Quality work, no lot too small. • 4914. 311-3ISE.Firstl*. BARN & IRR IGAT loll. 140,500 NEAR HWY 16 & AIRPORT. ----..- - - PumøiteI app WAIIANT 4bgnfk' Goods -_-- - LV WOODED OFF NOLAN - mini. I i I -' ROBSON MARINE $37 Hwy. 17-02 $anfa,, Fla. 33771 _______________________ NEW ' _ . - - - 4, .rT' •• .._4 - -.• - I ' , ,- . ..-.. . ,j._.. .-' •_,& p - C . 5, k&.j . '' . t .. ... _ . - r ' ' . ' ' .1_I.. " ' ',..... • • , _,. ,,.I .. . - , _f) I , _ ttis.- * I,. H, 1 as. . airs 1 HeroN .LIe ISuIPPII i '1g SI, flyer., 1.0, CL PP. '• V - 1295 - 1q72 PITMOUTI ODE S9 A&BPAINTING ResldentiallCommercial 3270712 alts 775-4137 - _________________ Drywall, Ceilings, and Walls repaired Res. & Comm. Remodel & Additions, Call 131 5399 or 1620136 ___________________________ _ &_ --. ' II __ lnftng&Rspsir Animal Haven Kennels Thank You, Thank You for being my Customers & friends. II there's a better way fOsaY itldon'tknowh,w,, may you be richly blessed, Best wishes Randal Rowe. Qualily workmanship. No lob soo Small or big, Interior or cxtenor. Pressure cleaning. 372 ____________________ 'SISIRI CleaniNg _______________________ HeustCIssnlng service, mobile home, semi trailers & iv. residential S Comm. property. Free sit. 333. 9323. HOus.ewivesClepq5vlce Pensonalijed. fast.dependable Regular or ItInse basis We DO wash windowil 677 5194 ___ I Fletchers pressure cleanIng - - PIP Pressure & Steam Cleaping, ___ Painting. Roof, homes, mobile Houi1 Iing,w.inw* home$, elc.Mobllehome special lJgO, $33.50. Reasonable rates, all work guar. 323-7)03. CARPENTRY PAINTING MASONRY CONCRETE All professlonal-30 yrs. cap. FREE ESTIMATES 3277914or 3317150 - ___________________ SBWSherpsniig I Man, quality operation $ yrs. cap. Patios, Driveways *495 etc.WayneB.aI.337137l .._ 2565 REAL-TORSW PARK 41 - --- - knicrd nm 323ds10 • REALTY mower blades, yard & shep' Icols, knives I, aaes. 339-lw?, - - INSULATION - Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, fiberglas & Coftuloei. Lowest Prices Call 32I0e3 or '63-734-4700 -collict. ______________________ Vinysrepair&reis4l,. $aveup$oeopctof rtiul$torycharge.635L557 - ___________________________ BROKEN Ave. Orlanda Will, 'S 4. 0 I'recision sharpening servic" Circular saws, carbide saws, I PAINTCONT.ALUM.SIDING1 $15 - EutslerPainting&Repair ResidentiallCommerclal Call 363-5342 _______________________ 1q73 DATSUN MO - ANYTIME . . QvWolkIt bath S ptl. sm - &-_:as. OIL carowl w. IR.REALT,%14 Brando Office - siege 'pe. II pci. Mierisi, - I My,tft'afl-$mlv.emeV. 323-37?4. Qey - or NItt - .. I I ______________ ffireugil::Oomsr will sefo MUitIploLlitiflaSarvic,, satm1.a. I Pn$i',g - _________________________ ....._ CAR' 322•2420 - ___________ I-•I 'yN011 TRADE INS __________ ,. I ___________________ Alterations,Dressmakiflg Drapes. Upholstery 333-0707 MUflAIN FREFEST. beaut 4sJ!( $ - ' - POOl. $ custom leatur.s 'p. - ____________________ NEW' MAYFAIRLISTING ____ c.orgeous 3 II. 7$ boasts .4 --.5- ---- 19' Flare with 60 hp Gale, tilt trailer, new top, 11700. 319 5133. AT. 0 Yarddebril, Trash Appliancesi Misc. (LOCAL) 349 5371 - iNS JAVEliN RD. (I) AT $4,100; (2) LAKE FRONTATS$,wo. I'uHng UgIW ____________________ - . delivery. PIous Sanford Fur. ,ue Salvage, 17-03, So. of 3 RESIDENTIAL LOTS NICE- 's SItES Luder Sanf -. __________________ - Luggage 1 Foot Lockers ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 3lOSanfordAve. 322 S791 ________________________ (3) 90' LOTS NICELY WOODED Commercial & Residential Sod. shrubs 1. hedging 373 6505 _______ ___________________ S ACRES NEAR TRANSFER STATION OFF UPSALA RD. NEEDS FILL. $10,000. TERMS AVAILABLE. LlfldSCapMBIflt. - MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our Moving or ttilnking Of garage specIalty, 7$ yrs. Exp. 649 0542. sale? Lot of work? Will buy from or sell for you. *DANNY's AUCTION SALES* Dressmaking Call 377 7010 __________________________________ - For Sale: Complete sat Harvard 59St Merchandise classics. Hardback. Like new. Best offer. Book of Knowledge including Science Supplement Pianos & organs as low as and Year Books to 1971. Best Guitars 40 pct off. Amplifier, Offer. Call 372,36)4 drums, etc. Bob Balls Discount -____________________ Music Center, 7207 French Ave. Beds, Dbl. motel box springs & 372 2255. mattresses, $30 set. Sanford Auction, 131$ S. French, 333 7310. 10 ACRES. ORANGE GROVE NEGLECTED BY OWNER. INDUSTRIAL POTENTIAL. $55,000. CERTIFIED LAWN & LANDSCAPING FREE ESTIMATES322.7907 Ct BIDIC TIl. 55--Boats & Accessories _________________________ _____ Orlando. IJW1&LafldsCOplflg I ____ 327-5132 I Boat Seats LoungeS Pedestal seats. Southern Marine In 13,000 BTU, md. pipe, auto. tenors, 570 Clifton st.. pilot it, 332-1976. Orlando, Fl 299 2250. FURNITUgE-BEDDING. Wholesale to all. Orlando Whole sale Furn. 2300 Industrial Blvd., Handy Paul, has truck will travel, Wants to make small housihofd repairs, carpentry, painting I, misc. Call Paul Hunter. 3)9 4531. ____________________ ". _, BUY,SELL,TRADE - - WILSOIIIMAIER FURNITURE 33534N,eve.310S451 HoIOOS Ripairs - ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS RESUITFUL END, TIlE NUMBER IS 3222611 - • - I Carpet Cleaning __________________________ t&C• Steam Carpet Cleaning. Free Es?. All work guaran teed. 372-lOIS. Greenhouse plants. clothes -(men, Women & chlldrensl, lohi misc 136 Country Club Pd LI Mary, Fri - Sat, Sun, I Dirt Pike, Yamaha C.T MX SO. $175 10 tip Bolens Iractor. Midships mower, 1175 3 KW generator, $123. 319 3133. ---- - - -------------- -- I __________________________ _________________________ Carpentry, Painting, Roofing, & TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON Gen. Repairs. Licensed 1. formerly Harnlett's Beauty P'Iook Bonded. Fret. Estimates 323 519 E. lit St.,'332 6035 after S p.m. ____________________________ Fri & Sal, 2200 C 0i' 7 ntIs, N of Laurel Ave. & 74th St. 95. -----'--- NICELY WOODED OVER lIZ ED LOT NEAR BAHAMA I off ci total Inventory of brand n'' ifltsil$l'ifl bidding. l'hew JOE'S $4500 beds are not damaged or seconds but brand new top line (2)10' LOTS NICELY WOODED bedding sits onlyl Free local NEAR 2MhST, $7,500 TOTAL, Elem.l Excellent lot for future , - A OK Tite Mart, 332 7450. shock 2 BEDROOM CENTRAL AIR, absorbers, ltd. $4.95; heavy FULLY FURNISHED ON duty $695; batteries 179.93. CANAL FRONT LOTS INTO LARGE LAKE NEAR SIL Side by Side refrigerator, $75. VER SPRINGS, si..00. picnic table w7 benches, SE IGL ER REALTY full Oak size porch bob' bed w mattress, _____________________________ BROKER. 32104.10, 377.1577: $7S. rockers, 579 95 metal office desk. 170. Jenkins 434.otsM,eQe Furniture, 305 E. 75th St. 323 ________________________________ - -_- - - ___ Wath to.sthosl slim. Only $17.10.- - 5O...flrn1JtJ%fOf.Sale -.-______ - Gas & El. stoves, misc. household items. 9-5 Thurs.. Sun. 2100 Summer un. ____ NEAR PINECREST SCHOOL. 57.000 TOTAL. NEAT Efficiency home on n acre let across from FurniShed I 51.75 home r-wsw Sanford - - - ' __ BPP WARRANTED. Yours, PINFCRIST -_ _______________________ i. . -. See our beautiful new BROADMORE, front & rear SR's. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES $O3OrlandoDr. 323-1300 VAlFHAFinancinq -- 12 ACRES INCLUDES POND, COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE 3 ,i bash Iiie sil i acre with formal ON, 1g. 51's, , SpiClouskII$owmerwillhowt ' Ut __ rn.0 ----S ____________________________ More Eatrasl •PP WARPANTED, A.Iøy br 637,000! FR's, biq RI'S ii "great financing. Only $69,100. 33)1374 - -----.-- - -- ___________________________ Prime Lake Front Acres, E.c. executive area. N Scm County Owner will finance 322 3619 __________________________ DREAM HOUSE 3 Br. 3 bath home In Loch Arborl C-NSA, sc. perch, spaciops IS. kIt, a lovely treed tot *4th Many ' corner lot wwi,ews land scaping. TervNic at-in kit, * 31,35'. S French (t1f2) Sanford to __ ------- ----------•---- 42-?blle Homes - _________________ 47-A-rtgages BougM & SOkI - Si ACRES, ARTESIAN WELLS. CLEARED& POND. $35,000. EXCELLENT TERMS. Imaginable featurel app WARRANTED. Just $173,500! peautifuIlBi,iihomeonlarge YheReas EstaleAgency fl fir uur ma TV repo 19" Zenith. Sold onig. $493.75 bal. $113.16 or $17 mo, Agent 330-5316. ___________________________ -. 4-BterFrontProp.rtyl _ ____ 55U1n ___ ___ _ _____ -----' -- Dearborn gas htr., like new, Iloeneonpe,r4ac,ost MAYfAlR'$PEST BUY _ i,,. ________ Eves. 3270417, 322 1517, 322 $113, 322 7177 207 E. 25th 51. -------------------- UNSFI. IEVABLE 3 BR, 2 bath Terrific 1 yr. old dOl wide, features C.NIA.,w.Iieatpurnp,. beautiful decor. huge BR's, recreiflgn center near' by. Only 17,000 ceth to mortgage at 520.500. _______ - - - CAPRIAGECOVE _________ . payments&Iowdownpavrn$, to 561,000.372.3317. $3 365.372) After Hourscali Larry Herman 310-1717 Harwood 333-1317. 323.7832 i30.33or33S.47IIeves. lprt. interest to qualified bers. New homes with low monthly REALTY Realtor - 54-Garage Sales Will buy lit & 2nd mortgages, We also make Peal Estate & Business Io'ns. Florida Mon Igage Investment. 1330 5. I Orange Ave., Suite 204, Winter Park. 644643' lacresat intersection of 25th St. & Country Club Rd. $33,000. INC. STENSTRO1 BEN WARD AGENCY, INC. I,. FR, very nice residential area ner High Schisi. WI month. is-. last i dsp. requIred. After Iws. call Ruth HAL COLBERT REAL1'YInc. MULTIPLE LISTING-REALTOR Gmeva, 4 BR. 7B, li -p ari, UL000. GENEVA 579.005. Oviedo, sparkling clean, 3 BR, _____ MLS 3 BR. 2L situated on acres. vi., - We buy your equity, close In 24 hrs. AWARD REALTY, INC 321475 --'--' --- ___________________ FORREST NEWNOME H&A. kit appliances, fenced Ig work shop. $300 4 dep. ____________ ---- eiity.3320216. s.nford.Lk. Monroe area, ;oe,j agri., 141'xJIO', $3,900, 3231631 oreves. 323-OSIj _ -se - Sanford area, newly remodeled. P •. r05h1141 and prlpeJPv ouslil Si TOOAISRY WARD I'D..1' ___ ___ . js =P _ P ________ "' '. _ " wPrsiichAve. REALTOR GENIVA -COUNTRYLIVIPIG HIIGNWAY10EA$T llacre$,H0' hard road frontage on Hwy. 16 E, Owner will finance. $44,000. NEW HOME 3 BR, 2 0 on 2' acres. $10,005. OACRE TRACT Lovely homesite, hard road , frontage. $33,000. Hit Elm Ave., Sanf. 3 BR. no singles, no pets. Ref. $375 4dip. Mrs. Mello. 3396956. I.*JW&MI$Iy CbM. 1 -. 1 ' Ieulrv, Iabulsvs PSt%MS. 1 tlIffi5ti fir ' " - ft.,E4I.4ft.,ffieflcernpf14fl S ECUTIVE CONDITION ON I ACRE. $900 MO. SEIGLER H. Ernest MORRIS Sr REALTY BROKER. 321-0440. Sag. REAL ESTATE Bt'ekar 337.1577. 7,SN.I7.LCasIeIberrV,Fl. Ive,k1-3145 p. - FlerN.. weiss, isot fir Of Marquette Avenue (IllS (SEAL). WPIV1HU 14. ac ARTHUR It 5fl$$, j• SECTIONS: CLERK OP THE BOARD .- vesaHero&weeklnds StatIsm. Peale. 313W,. Si rlit.ol.Way etarquefte CHARGES AS dJØI? SR NEC. EUARY, AND PROVIDING Al AVSWe (10.151 CiSS). Perch Two: EFFECTIVE DATE. LV • ---- -'- - - CENTRAL HEAT & AIR. EX. , uv ww Cars Removed ______ - Losing your home 1 credit? I will catch up back payments , Req. Real Estate Broker 330-0500 $15,000. Owner finance w-'i BR CONDO, NEW COND, FULLY FURN, COLOR TV, LINENS ORDINANCE BECOMING NVL P 2640 Sanford Ave. WEKIVA FALLS New 1 BR, IS travel trailer it beautiful Weklva Falls. TIES. $500, a MO. LEASE. SF101 ER REALTY, BROKER. I REAL1OR 339-0100 $30,000. TRIPLEX 1 1 2 BED. ROOM UNITS ON OvER SIZED LOT WiTH ROOM TO ADD 2 UNITS. GOOD PEN. TAL INCOME. ASSUMABLE MORTC.AGE. $42,900. _____ 3310440, BATEMAN REALTY INESTORl 2 BR, 10 home, good coed., FR, fenced yd. nice locatIon. inc. 1 BRganageapt.LIveinhouse& renl apt or rent both. Only GARAGE, LIKE NEW, AS. ______________________ ________________________________ Avs. INC. INVESTORI This won't last long. Nice 1 BR, 15 home on fenced lot. 113.000. $6,000 dwn, owner carry 3t%EDROOM,1'BATH,COUN. TRY KITCHEN. CENTRAL AIR & HEAT. CARPETS, , - - - - NER LOT. $29,900. L.alieAda.Ju$tSo.ofAlrPOrt R_Sl"un. ' Blvd. on 17.92 in Sanford. Call Mariner's Village. '323-W0 ___________________________ I 701 Bldg. E.AltamonteDr. FENCED, MORTGAGE. 2 flEDOOM, FAMILY ROOM, CARPORT ON LARGE COP. 323-0000. ______________________ Pool. Adults S BATH, 13 LARGE FAMILY ROOM, -downtown, $220 PIUS utllittes.' ' -- - newly redecorated a jii. __________________ - VIDING PORI EXCLUSION. Perch One: . The Northeast ¼ of' Uti PROM THI $i*INOLI COUN. i,? sUfP TV CODE, PROVIDING - 333.7073 EARLY VICTORIAN 1994 MODEL, NEAR DOWNTOWN SANFORD IN GOOD RESTORABLE CONDITION. ss,000. TERMS AVAILABLE. ::Irernodeied, convenie*cO. - AND VOID UPON LEOIII.A. PIerlla,pureuentssnievelvnsary TUNE REVISING SPECIAL - -- OnAirportBlvd. IBR,lBcondo, Fully eqt. kit W.D, $215 mo. 377.170e -- ____-____________ - REALTORS 2710 Sanford Ave. _________________________ ___________________________ - -- - & DISHES. INC. ALt' UTtLT. medeapartotffiecNy$$a,,, ____________ , 2 BR, 25 condo. Sandlewood Villas. Alt Appliances, no pets. $300 mo. Call 644-3355 days. 1mm. oCcupancy. ________________________ - -- - - -- - Spacious mcd. 2 BR, CH.A, carp., OW, disp., near hoW., adults, no pets. $235. 323395$. I - "fi _____________________________________ -_______ Fenced 3 BR, t-7 B, patio, ________________ - fo - - O.Apartments Unfurnished - mesameIsh.r.b -- -- patio. $52,900. ____________________________ . EXCIU SERVICE DEFOE DITIONAL - 4444 Edgewater Drive. Orlando. 3 BR, 2B pool, green house, * _______ - - EDITH GARY, daceasol; 5j SU lerifie rdlsf demanded in me pr.perty. against JOSEPH HERMAN complaInt or petItIOn. NOW, THEREFORE, RE IT - .- -_ ________ - __________ ,tgb of Fenced 3 BR, 1'-, B, patio. - ' gas - Weekly 1. monthly rates, utilities p1. inquire 500 S. Oak 1411103. • Yontk Programs tie 10thannveraarvdinneriv 4 ". Shoot IpOl%lur.d * - ________ AUCTION - anford Gracious living. Peas. • Theatre, U.S. Highway 179t Tmk.y * - - - ---- _. . t' A..aIi.1e1WVI r . Ceetrol Florida "••of s•a"s• uUuiir alLuun, 10a.m., Winter Park Drive-In . * __________________________________ ______________________________ - 3 BR. 4B, lake front 4' acre wguest cottage. $92,000. -- ______ I' as 7an • Paid st It Ck LN * - Rcfrig.Rep0AMANAI7cu(t.SoId WEBLIY USED FURNITURE & originally 1511. $716 or $71 APPLIANCES Sanford Fur niture Salvage. mo Agent 339 5386 - R, lB. Fern. Pm. $6,400 Iwn. Assume at 9'; pct'. ____________________ - -. THURSDAY DECEMIEJII - Civic AN ORDINANCE IMPOSING dllfd's. LIOn on personal property ADDITIONAL EXCESS SERVICE and damages for breach of rental - --------- 79-Trks-Trajleis - - Management potential with fast moving company. We ,, aggressive people with personalIty & good phone C voice. Sal. & commission. Call Jan at 323-1)16 1978 Suzuki. OS 100, CIC.COXJ 3500miieS,m(?SeIt $500 3721715 __________________ _________________________ ______________________ 350 woodsiand II. Ernest Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3866or 323 71)0 68-Wanted to Buy - Buy&Sell 70 acres orane grove I - 78-Motorcycles FlU riRT *. li3P SOIL YELLOW SAND Ciii Clark & Hirt 323 7510 - - - OF SANFORD REALTOR 2544$. FrunchAve. 322-0231, 322-3772.322-0770 SALES RECEPTIONIST FURNITURE& THINGS _________ 74)5' S French (Il 921 Sanford 323 5321 I - - ALL FLORIDA REALTY ' ______ Used lull size hotel motel bedding, Very clean. $1193 ea. PC Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage. 1792. So of Sanford 3728721. rvJe VA•FHA-235-Con. Homes' Req. REAL ESTATE Broker 80-Autos for Sale 52-Appliances Low Down Payment COUNTRY LIVING- Tn-level 4 290N.17-97.CaSWIW,FI. 72-Auction Bdrm, 3 Bath Home. one acre - Cash for your lot! Will build on $340200 Eve. 062.3635 KENMORE WASHER-Parts, fenced, double garage, family your lot a, our lot Service. Used Machines. room, dining room, central V Enterprise, Inc. DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION MOONçY APPLIANCES * * dupies or single for Bldg. lot H&A,couldhaveeffic. apt., near Medellnc., Realtor 611-3013 323 0697 Hwy 97. 1 mile west of Speedway, family home, w city water, 1.1, I yr. warranty, toned I er Sate By O?ncr FR I. 7:30 P.M. Daytona Beach, will hold a sewer & paved street. 1.1,500. ------agriculture. A'asher repo GE deluse model. Nice) PP. ci; home w Fl rm & public AUTO AUCTION every Sold onig, $109.3( used short A computer couldn't dream up lB LU- Lot w utility bldg & Rernenants of an Estate, lots of I Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30. It's time. Bat. $189.14 or 5)9.35 mo. fruit this many 'nice, comfortable trees Quid neigh new items & several nice the only one In Florida. You set I Cal I Bart Agent 3.39 $356. borhood 1 rn from downtown additions and improvements paintings 10051 10050$ misc the reserved price. Call 901 255Sanford Assume mort 9 for the casual Florida life items REAL ESTATE $311 tor further detaIl. IXI 516.VOO 1MM 173 7157 Ot style, 3 Bdrm, 7 Bath, St. MICROWAVE REALTOR. 322 7495 27 tJ77___,_ --71 Ford Come?. I owner, looks DOOM PMIZES Johns waterfront, Use of pool, Push button controls, has IiK 1112W. req Acreage Lk Sylvanarea. 7acres COME EARLY STAY LATE 23 mpg, boat dock Included I Lake Kathryn Village, I & 7 BR .arouseI, still in warranty. $40,000; S acres 127.000. 1k ,iutO Price IS right' 377 0706. warranty. Condos. 126.500 $33,500 95 Pc? Originally 1619, front on small lake $31,000. assume financing, Call Don Co. 373 Dell's Auction Center payments of $71 mo Agent 339 Call William MaIIc:owski, 10 This one is ready to live in. 6283. Hs .&6 si'st. Sanford - $316. '75 models, Call 339 9100 or 831REAL TOP. 3727983 Tastefully furnIshed 3 rm, 1 373 5620 4605 ttlealer Christian Brothers Bath with 1 yr. warranty. A LITTLE SALESMAN IN I Select yourownbreakfast fruit 53-W.RadiO.Sfe 1973 Buick Luiiury Century, like REALTY, INC. REALTORS PRINT. That's a Classified from your own fruit trees in Danny's Auction 3327010 new cond 350. auto, mags, 534 1011 Adt your own nIce backyard. 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EXPERIENCED JANITOR FOR EVENING HOURS MUST BE GOOD ON FLOORS & GENERAL CLEANING CALL THE EVENING HER. AID for appointment. * LOVELY WOODED ACREAGE 5 acretracts in Osleen high & dry, cool spot for house or mobil" home Let us take you to see these. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, cen(ral HIA. wall to wall carpet, kitchen equip., screen porch mobile home, own lot, Leisure World, on St. Johns River. 174.500 terms if desired. Johnny Walker Real Estate Inc. 322. 6457. - 3224001. ______________________________ 2Egg Pickers nededon PoultrytarminOsteen 322-3204 * 322928 _______________ ___________.:•s __i 43-Lots-Acreage - (2) - FISHING RETREAT Stamper Agency. Wm. Stemper. * 41-Houses W. Garnett White Req. Real Estate Broker JOHN KPIDER ASSOC. 107 W.Commercial Phone3fl-7$$1,Santord RIAIITY I_ ________ 41-Houses iO.rn.'i ,p pay ra - 41-House ______________ , I C _ I -' 'T ' r '- -_ - - �-S... •( St • I S. ____,_. .--r'r-'* -f-- .-_.. •_-1 - - I % - *• -- b - . * p .• - - . •. .* . . T. - . . - -'. - _; - -- -- -. •- -. • . - ---- S —-- --'•- - -, - : - - - -'-- - - '-- ,. : -- 23,1070 s .Crocodile Skull Fossil May Be Missing Link ,. . - • - - -: I Goal $400,000 -I ________ Kennedy Foray Slated * :' • JACKSON, Miss. (UP!) — Bill Rutland "ft had darted to deteriorate wiigg knew he had found Something Important when 10 weeks," he said, • • .4 he spatted the murky outline of teeth In the So he took his story to the University of Shallow waters of a northeast M'.'IIII,pI Alabama I)epatim.g j ci creek bed l yew. NO scientists over to collect the skull — But the 41-year-old former Naval fU creating a furor among Ole MIss scientists engineer from Tupelo dida't realise at the that sdisequently resulted In the return of the - . *. * tImeft would turnouttebethsJpjg foul to U..fj1 pl 3g of a 70m1111en.yesr.cld, Il400t4cngre1le That's when Michael Fer, a that scientists say may be a newly di discovered vertebrate palentologist and associate EDWARD KENNEDY genus of crocodile, curator at the Mississippi Mown of Natural Rutland, who now works for a refrigeration Science, came Into the picture. A native of _ hired out of Th.y assume manidacturing finn, said he had stopped to Frodproof, Fin., Frazier was look at deer tracks along a sand bar on Tulip graduate school at the University of Florida because he's a Creek near Tupelo in August ci 117$ when he in April of 117$ and charged with the resionsi. Kennedy the saw what "looked Ilk0 the rennants of an old Idlity of "salvaging fossils" in the date and done under the water, preserving them for display in MI.I1IppI. wafer will part "I discovered It had a tooth outline — round Upon reconstructing and preserving the teeth indicatIng It was a flub-'ester — and It fosil, the midachijoed scientist IJOOV. and h.'II walk was foUxed," he said. "I went back to the was not a Mosasaur skull (a marine lizard of right in...' irs 110010 to get a tape measure and carried a the "me age) as at first believed. He noted camera back and took some picture.. I knew there was only one opening behind each eye ii incr.dIbi. how It needed to be preserved, regardless of what the skull, although Moswur suiis iave two it turned out to be." such opening, they undsrutlmafe Rutland Immediately darted checking Frazier consulted with two noted experts in around to so, who Could go In and investigate the field — Dr. Warn Langston of Prsid•nf Cart.,' the find and he wound up at the University of University of Texas and Dr. Don Baird of MIpiDepaaiof Gerald Lewis Princeton- and they agreed it was a After more than two montla of Inaction, gems of crocodile. Draft-Kennedy .dy he said he began to get worried "It's not sern$ldng you find evy day," about the condition of the fosiL said Frazier. leader TALLAHASSEE. Fin. (UP!) -&n. Edvardkennedy's firstD'Alunbute alas ren Sen. George McGovern's presidential* c'itnp.Ign npaigi In FlorIda In 1172 and is no stranger to Carter. He Th.Ide since announcing di ('I'41lecy for president will be at a $1, 000a hued fimdrdsbig dinner In live a hair for Cuter In his home during the 1076 campaIgn, R.-- Dec. . He approves of many of thethinishe has done, but does not. The goal Is $4O0U0. tidnk he's a strong enoi leader. : If Keflfledyraiiesthatmuchmoneyonshortnotjca,ftwjfl be While they don't expect Kennedy to sweep Florida, en Indication he can carry Florida in the --- 11 pr,it4intj D'Msmbette and Rep. George Sheldon, Tampa, who helped PY CarflptrdleT Gerald Lewis and chakma of the now with the 4Ca.dy movement. say an all-out effort Is defunct Theft.Keimedy forces, said in a weekend Interview. .Ift1t — Other Kennedyy troops don't think the Mauadiamtta selator ft will keep Carter money and personnel busy that otherwise can win a majority of the 100 delegates Florida will send to mIgi4 be undercutting Kennedy In illinois and other states New York next year to to help no pre'$dIaI candidate. they consider more crucial to him. "Preslant Carter has to win Florida, Kennedy doem't," w1j is frirMed. He think. Kennedy forces In Florida are_ ___ said former Rep. Talbot (Sandy) D'Alanbsrie cii Miami. "If naive. Carter loses Florida, It's over. He's out." ___ "They he's a Kennedy, the water will part He does expect Kennedy, not to win, but to top the 24 vereent * and hell assume b. ," w1j said. 'It's Incredible how they Unshowing he made In a nonbinding party draw vole lad Sunday. dSTadImMI PreSidsot Carter." D'Alernberte headed Sen. Robert Ketmedy's 100$ presiD'Alemberte has no problem accepting Kennedy's explanadentlal campaign, halted by his_______ uwkiaUoqi the nl he won tim of the Qiappeqaiddick incident In which one of the late the California primary, anii is on a . Robert cimpaign workers, Mary Jo Kopechne, last Kennedy He has not talked to him about the 1*eff and no idea drowiadwho a car driven by Edward Kennedy went off a what role he will play. But he Intend. to be active and has some renmendatlons to make. e suggestion Is that Kennedy D'Alambsrte knewMiss Kopecime, who helped with a voter look to Florida for a turning mate, specifically former Gov. registration drive In Miami In 100$, believes there was nothing Reubin Askew. big friendship between her and the present presidential That may sound Ilk, an unlikely alliance since President aspirant and that Kennedy tried to save her. Carter recently named Askew to the Cabinet level position of He said the Incident greatly matured Kennedy, who he special aznbsuador and trade negotiator xncedes was once a playboy. But D'Alemnberte recalled Askew was not always a Carter Kennedy mud decide In the next week If he wants to make a ___ man. He supported Sen. Henry Jackson, D-Waab., for moreftortthThddeddonthMkiheshouldtargetcertain president until Carter actually nailed down the Ivininatlon. congreidonal districts whirm he can run strong. KKK.Plans Evening Herald SANFORD, FLORIDA Friday, November 23, 1979 _ ___ ___ _______ * , .12 . U mmatIt To March ;r Permit Or No If By (Jilted Press Isle,. YOUR COMPLETE ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE W UU W ______ - 01 • WQ livart stores ipsa 9 A.M.4:30 P.M .0 Mdsy, Nov. 23 The resurgence Of the Ku Klux Klan becomes apparent in Georgia this weekend when robed ICl.napen hold a _ of strength" mad in Car, tersvllle, despite the city's refusal to grant the - organlzatlon a parade_ permit. And on Saturday, Dec. 1, another klan group will rally In Macon, but this this with city approval. _ In both cases, city ofticlals asked the klan to call off the rallies big were raised. The purposes of both marches appeared to. be a slow of :-.< "showGRAND OPEN ING A PIICIUNCTIVI IDAY THRU SUNDAY - S INCh POTTED -AZALE1S... ....... .................... . •1SS 7.86 I I 5½ INCh 1LOOMING MU.,......................,....7.76 I RYE GRASS I __ - 12 INCH I —f, tJw SEED J I.;1 . , ', •: • : 97 be hid r'Viutiilyuti&iedVs •• klm Vo to march tInOUI %S dIi• SIPOUNDIAS ,,, : • .' . : -- - mwevu, Niani aid a Cl" m, Ian, wyi mai, aNab. pisMi M..nUI aid toM t4m they add ds f- 57 3 pound beg for Indoor and outdoor use to con. trol mole crickets, fs$i. 54$ SPECTIADE 6 • w (5 ml S. #Wm a bw to do QWSSS —_ e. S 1 f K.i014.s for .. iv ermulatsi m yourP+ '•-.•I. I. - * ..'•-:-.••. .?. V? :. •: * .•;•* -* ,., •*5 aN. MULCH PIN SAUl NUGOITS 37 Herald Photo By Tom Netsel Family heirlooms have to start somewhere and Ann. Mitchell is working on a quilt that she can pass on to her children. She and other students are learning the skills at Seminole Community College, Story, more photos on Page 3. LI cu, FT. I 3 CI Vt. "Weil purpose in. 3w. ft. bigof Imp do sictidde forControl of 1 0-, bun and ardon in. gets. Helps te IieI'd act.. Procts buns, moIsIiw, in the asH. frUitS and . I1lerIda lawn and . slwub law nu. . I [* 77 . - csraflv, while mar. we dds for patio or II. Wdm. Adds *st ifra . *. bell. vuv: , - 1'-. 2 12 Inch patio blocks. Choos.roundor square. Decorative as well as fIIflCtIO11Ii live now. a mardi with or wIUieid r. .'_..---I. .. a'ips 94 4 '* ' .:;:T !!;. * Have a beautiful winter i.4i, # --ni aid. 'ithey brodi - MM MOLE 1%pATm IIOCICSI CIICICETMIT ' lawn of rye erase, Ready '" •' # Paid NO Srss lad .. .... .. .. .. . . . .0 lied................. — a _* ad lbSORIN kid $Mwdoy ad mardi anyway. "Utheydss'tbeicths law, .1 .'.r.*- HANGIIG CHI5TMAS ddUS......... 3.44 '° I will be Inede. lbs !1 nm than plan to marthbscktothepsrkbloi. In Wrevilles M.MS.C1Wdkr M1IS.?S S rtqvwt,d a parade guaM," MahiassMd.1dl* I • . 6 INCH POTTED FERNS, ASSORTED.....;............. 7.66 5½ INCH Bailey said the marcher. "Amhorsoegos,verij persons Identifying them. salves as KICK members came to my office and •, • W I .:•( '•• I In Macon, thief .&u1biIra. __ tivs officer Robert 0. BaIley raised the klan's roqesat to biI al It. ___ own acuity force for "øowd co!ItrVV' would itart it the Itv Collseum ddn1ot __ ad ms"1h to do Sm Cos $:J I' L?' I• - L$cuø.bsgel UM lure in so cyvusi mid r A" — K I .. . - S. I____ UNID 1 5 NUll 4450%_ I .iWs" 1PWIT-ISN 1 __ C S ---- . •. - - • -- - .•.- - - .•.- •-. .............. ---•---*---.----.----*.--------**------.- -* * * * - - El -. *- 46 7 2•' ____ -- . .94t . M. ftim AMPMOL It *,IIIt*Avg 4_.• W.— S -. - - - VD. I atUfHwV541$fl Ti 714*.Tpa !. 'lfl' ., . -' • 10 AAA Pam •• Im ,,T,. . _ . • - P_!'I -' , . '.. .-.' ., - • a . i1ni Is of -, �•- I ç• - ì -I •_' -5' --•-- --------- . . ... . -----. -- .—.- - .. - -.---- . - . . . --- . ----•-----•-----.— - •*- - : -•---------------•------ --• -- . - 2—Ev.nIn Herald, Sanford, FL .:.:,:. Pridsy, Nov. U, in, One (;*ant Step Backward For Mankind - SERVICE Our Trained & Tediniclan, Sorvlc ALL MAKES of Imported cars .4 trucks. Our prices will pleasantly svrprfti you. BAIRD-RAY DATSUN 4444 N. 17-fl , - ________ — - . - mto PbHIup I liugss $44 PAIN DI. -1S4— UNFOlD AVfo rbatim, LUNCH DINNII 4 P.$. TN - MSN..$AT. I 114 MOl.4A?. IPIC!A $1.W • • ALL D)NNER__ fo Wr Hew me Free. ma RAmoD -__—ALL YOU o .. r15 a I.. a few suwt1e.i* CAN EAT — - . IIUSNr• * UVIlNansI*,wee UITyAIUIIT I'1 -. _____ BU(Z'S WAURANT &ith1g Airpod at the terminal - - '•-.-' - • •-',..:--•-.:w - Visit and enjoy the Prime Rib Room. 8auforj .• ,-.• •, rA WS Phyllis Slaughter has been making - quilts for 30 years • 4. --I. -- giy ptm - — y Fried Q&en, 'Thed to perfsct1 in our own kitchen." We future home caokh and ho'pI'sllty. One. Story and Photos By Tom N.ts.I nerr iv — in sw and asiiood. (w gesit idad her features $ dltfv.4 IIfe(4si Hwy. 17-ft* 4$ Is SeminoIs P1w, (iIbsuy. - Martha ___ 111111bodh4l, TO PAL A•'•tF $1, reirislailigs to """ ___ : - 1• patterns '', A0 Am ObwWWwMa*Me14Tam TAM" by Dw. so A"! ThwAre, Winter *. Qitsii, 5:10 aj8000 p. l 102145 for tIIies. __ ,• -' ' .•, - s • •. ,. • •• •,.. •.. a • - r- . • - .- • - . vs. neat to -- • - •-• I p - 'I I- p I,-.. T c. ' making squares, catching up on the gossip and turning out family heirlooms, Phyllis Slaughter of DeBary is a lady who has kept the skill alive and is teaching it to this generation. "I learned how to quilt from my grandmother," she said. - "I've always helped someone if they wanted to do it.,, With than 30 years ox.. - Ell I that has, been in the family for years and was made by someone's grandmother. Scraps of cloth were saved in a special bag and ladles of the communitY got together for a quilting 4 a— rpbther's Flower Garden and Lone Star are just a few of the names used for different quilting designs. The and designs are almost endless. Mention a quilt today and many people think of a lovelypread * • from mvenit Dec 130" - ••:. —• Cathedral window, Grand- R$1015 by $s. * sm. t $ p.m. •1 •• -- - - =poem so epseiwed by $wiliw,ls Mutual Coseert Asen,, Sanford . Uvie Coder, S p.m.,. Saturday Dec. I. DuscIeg to manic by Bill Hinkle Os Band begng $ p, breskfam.bsgf at, ' _ ,_ Woman Keeps Alive An, Old Tradition ."I Is - 0 Quilting BNl ci ls teas psselj 7..,,; IUII 90911. VIse Mb Caater ieimi, Bollim College, ___ --, ft~ b-ui - iii5 10 psanc. Tlss Frljr, sm. p.m.; wdoy ad aday, 14 pa. - ,- Swagg.rty. (left) gets some tips from instructor Phyllis Slaughter. . Kathy-Johnson checks thf backing on a log cabin square. I -1 '-•-' 1 W. pack1se Ave., Miitland through Dec. I Gallery alesed Nindey, open Tuesday rlday, lisa. tog p,m; aaty, ii sm. to 1 p.m.; Sandsy, 1.4 p.m. Pres to paNic. Ndk N doi, S p.m., ____ PNv1os and 1lkcam • / Friday, Nov. 23, 19r-3 - - - -'• - - - ,.,,, • ,_1 .. - Bk. HOLIDAY INN —14—Enjoy live eatirtalnineid In our lounge Tuesday thru Saturday. [adlea' Night every Thursday. Italian nI, Saturday All you can eat SpeciaL 14 & S.ft ,Sanford. DJ's RTAUBANT& WJNGE Both lunch . er . and dinner ttnizme* in our ouugs Mon. thm Sat. 2W Park Drive, Sanford. 1101 IDAY INN LABZ MONROE Featuring li-watering desks lid seafood. Your favøtfte nOtrpopular bangs. OverlookIng the St LJ - i,,,', -•• I'•'•'' . Time Out To Eat p.m., Sonday, Dec. 2 b 0 Springs Civic Ceidirakeg Stat. Roa4 *Srd Road and the tel AIaI $PIC$ALI. sivavsoTaKsouTs_SIwwSIanLY we Oftels 6"1 - -------. . --'••.•,.' bed. ad . CisiLpils's 't PUICI I*CLUDID PoM TWI II -- - ti _____ -. -•--lI Collep Free to the ØS - e — — two --. IIITAUIANT AND LOUNSI - --••-• ttW eat UyeVr — -isálct — — far - - a term In the White House he has made It clear to us Yankees that not all Soothsrnsrs drink warm Dr. Pepper by the gallon '—°'—"e '"° hive ifli?" when a"ple"y." will do quite nicely. BUt In *1. OlINs 101 01 P1* went to and the Rsnitt," a send.op ci SoUthern justice, which Is Why tiIevislo ban new 1 a glut dip backward with "The Mlsadventw of Sheriff Lobo." "g o" Is is, as you can go. Prime time ,, cretinous, vulgar or g poftaftye than this. At lead I hope It can't It Ian't that Its to h pierced a hole In Its cheek and seat apittle down ft chin and neck. ft len't that it perpetuates WILai regional dsr.otypss and rvinan isw greedy - s'. 's''.i'.'' ,.''i'.'. t • IGOCADE Deacrihieg the show Is detail mckee me feel like I'm sestsh and soda down the guild cia relurmed. .Vlltry. iherWeyImbsIspjay,d — I SIlO th "Mom' (b," an wel1w serlea shsu* truths.i. Lobs's domiki Is ty C,a M"" dssploat$s Ii.inl,t t Is hpne to moelIuIIin,rs wb. bss pin.op dNdsrs clad Is catioffs, 2W=MlWr tips and Ills Ibo ,. plathino san. .6111. we an people In Iy. Is sans lii. by Ni own raise. Ici am" back by oatthig whatever aabue I,wnetow--'— boto.,, -'anaL Hehsetw lse:aty Hewhiea (aria Zerwla), Isp ib, e,srpesi werIsy cs a "celleps her Labs's brotherölaw, Depaty . ( Wats),s pu1mt bat whe falls61110 a twh ci me1wse er dottes Z=bes cor NO a evuy $ .s., Pb. $111515 •'.,- 1 Ult ately, what Is mod offensive about "The im Msad,,igaj.s of Sheriff Lobs" Is that it Invilan the awhanc, to laugh at people, rather than with thom. . wander Ide town, Yanks_- laugh at the II*d Icks, ft's Iwistf$,, dedradive "comedy" that appeals to the word In e'ye Factory . ;f,- iStI-•• are - - \v.s ••: -; KvorAr4 Herald, Sanford, Fl. 'Lobo' : By DAVID HANDLER When "In the Heat of the Night" was voted the Oscar for Bed Picture in i it was of myself Included thought Its depiction ci the—' tonlion between 5og jff to be an wipariog, adult appraisal ci race relatloes. p I saw the movle again on a few mistho beck ft's actually highly biased agalnet th e Sos*h filled with utfcongratuiat y Yankee bushwah and Wed caricatures Of SOIdIWA rural living we have all come to bow and hate. What happened to make me realize this? Jimmy Carter, I suppose. Regardless of his success or failure ratio after .i4q more perlence Mrs. Slaughter Is teaching at Seminole Community College In the Leisure Time program. The Log Cabin and its variations, such as Sunshine and Shadows, are just a few of the designs ches the students e8hetes to When a pattern is selected, of material are sewn to form a and when enough squares have been made the fin al selected. 'it's best to spread all the finished patches out on the floor to see what design you like best," Mrs. Slaughter said. About So squares are needed for a quilt large enough for a double bed. It does take a fair amount of work, the students admit, but once a quilt is finished It will be something to be proud of and future generations may remember it was made- by Granny way back in 1979. scraps square' pattern is .- - -- I ------ �11 S 11 4—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Nov. 23, 17 CROSSWMDN Sweet And Cash Stretch 0 NONE MEN Their. Own. Musical Roots MEMO IRI ONE HMO ONE EMON . TELEVISION Nown- November 23 thru 29 By ROB PATTERSON America's mod quixotic and has been doing commercials and intelligence. Her first ip, The Drive To The appealing female pop singer and Broadway auditions "Right or Wrong" Boom since Brenda Lee At a mere since age 6, at 11 she was (Columbia) — produced by Eighties: Depending on your 17 years old, she . also signed and dumped by her husband, songwriter nhsee to be one of our Mickey • Rooney as an Rodney Crowell — burns like outlook, to call singers Rachel Sweet and Rosanne Opening act (she was TOO a quiet fire. Now AI?IVIfl via the drange good), and a year or so later Cash "Country" Is an: 1) understatement, 2) over- route of England's Stiff had a cowtrychazt hit. Now Rosanna bridles at the Records (breeding ground of the's sat to really make her 'thought of using her name to datemev* or 3) perception. These two now Elvis Costello, Nick Lowe mark. make It; "I didn't even tell voices stand to make waves and Ian Dury), this Akron, After a demo not by an my father I was making an across the usually calm Ohio, high achocler not only Akron friend ended -op on album, cutting one of his waters of country, pop and has power and atyle, but Stiffs Akron sampler, she songs in fad," she says, rock, stretching UIS own more sense and show-big went to England and cut an "*u*ll I sent him the rough musical roots into a new experience than the average album ("I was mçpo.ed to mixes." form of musical con- millionaire rock star. be on vacation," she says "I'm a rock and roll slyly.) Now the's trying to Growing up In Los acioumsu for the 10, Angeles, touring as a teen Rachel Sweat's debut Ip singer, she "abluntly. have a arser and fhI fl. tO do b.ds for my school. with the Cash show, living____________________ Fool Around (Stiff- I i.. _ - - - frinM.. I ,4'* Ill. , _1 int'.aI...1 ui,Igi., ui w w a inirguces o new wave' i'obvious the heck but any song (Inoo coming back tostudy acting, ACROSS 43 Footwear Wanderer 2$ Up up and ThOMMoM reason that It won't be daft'4aLca like Carla Rosanne says she's I Actor — 48 tatlons. —, — 40 Donna around that long. COW*" Thomas' "BA•B-Y" and the "definitely my own — Pescow stars Fur pie. Nothing but 24 Actor music Is where my roots are. Peter and Gordon bit "I Go mus1cally' I'm flatperson io ewe 85 A Caesar as — fossil full si Rockies 'I spent four years In To Pieces"), I'd say the traditional country 12 Level 62 Prefix for25 Low fellow 41 Something 1713 3337113 country, listening to Tainmy Rachel's time has come, 26 Canadian lent audiences will get off on my 13 Large vase three pray.times 42 Wale, con. AU MN and Loretta and all those - Rosanne Cash's country album so much. My music is 14 Gigantic 83 Algerian port 27 Old veyor Mt aiio Tiber people. I do a country song roots re obvious In her more conscious of the 5 lfldiVldUlll (poetic) 44 Air (comb. - 16 King Ss tool on this album (to wit, Elvis name (that's right, daughter playing, lyrics that aren't PLAZA I '1' form) 'AI.26 Fuss R:dlo•gujd.d Contello's "Stranger in the of Joimny Cash), but her cheap and base, and has a 29 Actress — 45 Pharmacist 's bomb MAC DAVIS . NICK NOLtI House"), and I'll do one on mimic eats a new tone. Her motivating factor that 16 Actress Ruth DOWN . Ullmann Measure 30 Actress — 46 Brother MY nest album. Bi as an voice Is rich with romance, doesn't come from 'This _ Grant (abbr.) artist, I'm rock 'n' roll." Actor James I Actor and the 111011161111110 sings have might be a croover or a big II — 33 Bury 48 Nigerian This little bundle of energy a modern sense of emotion hit.'" 38 Actor Jack native 22 Being 2 Always Z [PLAZA N] 1$N 50 Compass 23 Reverential 3 PIiiilSt Peter 39 S— olemn 811*8 direction fear ti 4 Glossy p 'TfMTaWYIIP Blondie Setting Precedent me, ? arrival George — 'p'flJNpIHg In what Is being touted as soundetagein New York and for Incumbent Dennis i NO [Jv]w °I 1a1ALLIu clv an Industry flat, Chrysalis now in the editing stage, the Kucinich, one of his mod 31 Actor — r° Hunter NJJ NDJWL OJO 7 iu ',,,s in Records has commissioned tape also sets some posible - bitter enemies when On NBC 32'Actor Jack e Actor Ch•vy ndependei*deopJ 01M.VI1Lv NIl precedentslnthesreaof newsznanwas inOfflcefor SYLVESM — -TALIA J::.Iv*uOII. :: the royalty arrangements, four years ending in W71. entire 12-cut "Est To the 35 Insecticide 1 Beat" album by rock coup Carl 8tIkue(f$jr COIl 11 Stokes' hiatus came at'nish V£ 103 p BIondle, with an eye not only Formeç Cleveland Mayor protts to William Small, 3?--Lucy Ittest I Mafl's,,k. w to the standard disk chan- Carl B. Stokes was Off the air NBC .News president, that 39B.indebted name nels,but to the burgeoning through the end of the not 4O Span of years tgSinger. V Ill 10 PITSI OA 11 fl1N N II cable and home video Cleveland elections ton Nov. be permitted to become41 N IAI actress Julie klJek markets as well. WANDA NINADA • N 6) after having made involved na political con. secred Shot an location and on a television endorsepne,* spots test. WOMEN OEM MEN AMNON ANN MEN ARMENRNM ElMEN ARMEN ll II WOMEN AMNON llldmModlli ill. WOMENlil JIRIAMMEAMME Yet, according to a recent study in Boulder, Cole., even a divorce that Is wellThe Air accepted can make children more susceptible to emotional problems Uithits 'SATURDAY C!) 0 COLLIGE FOOTBALL Iugflbghts of yesterday's game them In combination with other dresses. '75 Weekly highlights of key between the Atlanta Falcons NOVEMisR 24,1070 NCAA football contests ate and the New Orleans Saints. Boulder Is a university town that seems Pt.esnt.d. ;to attract the divorce-prone. It has 60. M . MORNING ICo C!)0 NFl. FOOTBALL New percentas many divorces as marriages, & 0 @) NFL FOOTBALL York Jets at Seattle Sshaw$s ratio 50 per higher than the national sm Regional coverag, of Buffalo 0(1) 2'COUNTRY average. Still, no one was more Bills at New England Patriots; TUESDAY AFTERNOON by the weak effect divorce Itself had on Cleveland Browns at Pltts___ children than the researchers, biarghStesiers NOVEMBER 27, 1510 psychologist William Hoes and FOOTBALL Wash (1)0 NCAA FOOTBALL ington Redskins at New York N.b.rSol a at Oklahoma colesgues, Ralph Wechsler and Constance EVENING Giants Ballantine, at the University of Colorado In 4-00 iso &uiien 130 (7)0 NCAA FOOTBALL (17) NSA BASKETBALL (7)0 WRUTUNG Accord" toDat only common UIUUU. 215 Atlanta Hawks vs. San Antonio tio, but previous studies, a divorce Is 3:41 Spurs (17) CO0SA COLLEGE (1)0 NFL TODAY enough to promce l tJ upod FOOTBALL THURSDAY and adjustment problems, particularly In 400 .SUNDAY 'Idren under 7, )i the 0(1) NFL FOOTBALL NOVEMBER "1 1979 likely to experience divorcebi the United ROOMS! Coverage of Kansas NOVEMBER 2L 107$ City Chiefs at San Diego states. ' EVENING Chargers; Miami Dolphins at MORNING Many of the earlier studies, however, Baltimore Colts; Oakland Raid. ___730 lacked control groups that would have we at enver, Broncos 11 ______ HBO INSIDE THE NFL Pro shown whether the problems of Child in (1)0 BILL DANCE OUTfootball teems take part in MONDAY DOORS gridiron action as highlights of Intact families occur Just as often NOVENSSR* 107$ the week's malor matches we problems of children In divorced ones. One AFTERNOON presented by Lan Dawson and study that did have a good onslrolgroiç 1200 former Miami Dolphins star took place primarily in Virginia, where y (1) Nick Buoniconti. $100 divorce Is neither as common nor as JOHN MCKAY (17) FALCONS' FOOTsocIally accepted as it is in Boulder. 230 SALL Falcons' Heed Coach (DO NFL FOOTSALL 1230 The l New est study took 52 chIldren close to at CHAsus • (4) Lesman Bennett and snnounc- England Patriots at Miemi Doi. the age of4 from five Boulder preachools NFL TODAY or Bob Nail will review ph" and day-care centers. Twenty-six of them had parents who had aspirated anywhere Specials Of The Week .., 'V WNNVI P -. '•• _•• :: r: .. ••. 'Wj • • •• •- . .••.• - Ot I NSWMNL W. ..•• • • ? ,ff .. Borg. EVENING trix Amelia ad11rt's E disap. ewano.. areesaminet Cooks Up NR $4 157$ III • .,— SSOGARMAN 715SF After the disappearance of Rudy, Gretchen Jordache GieIOhl's movie Is entered in (Jean Simmons), a prominent the Cannes Film Festival, girlfriend tries to locale her ifisa Billy's militant 14S0 TIME WM THE IMOS film dIrector,___ ___ Victor Barge Is not only a BIlly (Andrew Stevens), a Monks Dick Cavstt hosts a unique son _____ _____(Tovsh Fikiahuk) Is consummate ertain., — of the people, plsoee eoldlar involved In black mar- planning a major act of terrorb*, in his own words, "a ket acl$vItIes ofilis Tom's son Ism. (Conclusion) and events wkich made history __ Pretty Waday sets out to lind his inIke "Rowing Twenties." ____ good cook." His WEDN DAY father's killer. (Part I of 2) recipe for rock Cornlah bees NOVIMSIR Is, 1070 Is Included In a new cook. (4) CAPTAIN AMERICA N TUESDAY bock entitled "Harmony In 5:00 e Kitchen" (McAfee, th (4) •SALEM'S LOT While ___ NOV'MSERI?, 1070 100 visiting his bo4iood_home In $5.15), complied and edited ___ (1)0 KENNV ROGERS AND New England, a novelist (David by Maids Glancy and ElIot. THE AMERICAN COWBOY AFTERNOON $oul) becomes caught up In Kenny Rogs Mac Davis and Stratta. Recipes have been modem-day vampirism terror1:00 Ihe Charlie Dan4.le Sand tak e a contributed by Paul Anka, lang the fow (Conclusion) HO TIME w*r THE amos look at the NIe and music of Parry me, Du lly Patton, Co 01dm Cave" hosts a unique rsel working cowboys. Marvin Hnliach and ether journal of the people, places SUNDAY plititgonalkisL show inueam and events icklch made history THURSDAY NOVIR*L 1070 In the "Rowing Tnties." But Barges recipe InNOVEMUIR *0,1070 clude. some ra_ ther imimual cooking Instructions. H. 5:00 490 . _ lainucts the reader to s ea r WHODUNNIT?: THE HBO STANDING ROOM ISO ham in b ut flIAT (IISOL NYu.,ter mdli go ld en (J)•T*M SEEKERS AbraostLv s*nnv MJVILOW Moe of Sue most puliul- ham Kent retueee to accept the __ died and aayet.unsolv.d responsibility of the Kent MONDAY But, he writes, "If a dock I. metaj1u of the last century, dynasty sad lsevee Boston to NEMIER* $75 notavallabl,, play the suck - Jack lIuoRpers Pad e his fortune in the NorthWaltz' 10 or 12 "Minds of murous terro, and awls. west Territory. (Part I of 2) to SATURDAY MI CIfIDIS - Surprising Study BY file Editors of Psychology Today In a community where divorce Is not a stigma, a parental breakup need not, by Itself, have negative emotional effects preschool children, Sports On Michael Douglas Raps Films ----_•_., A Book . R7CINDYADAIS ...El1zbeth Taylor ran- "Califoraja' weird date. "They never leave for NEW YORK — Kirk bsrry'd a movie entitled - vms, join th. arnIy, do good," sighed mama Meara. kid, bael "Romeo's Escort Service" tg'get "They keep returning — with "Chi these servissdoang Nsra* P.db.re, is Morgan N..., handFlew Over the Cuckoo's the wife of a senator is too aiming Kitty Kelly who awn son of lasses Ma... Nd," says In firms of cIayforuutypeoftg authored that hotshot and el-wife .P.rtlud is today's movi, there Is — Ier bestseller, "Jackie O" organising West Coast andIquoteesacu toy—'a • of croota --lm&.Wu Din Seams be says the aid oslehelti.. for Reagan. ei.utathir he said that he v From like Bell: "Men Itaft will* his 1 isdAñme DeNt. Naaat .t ft.d sifter oftiraftitleso_ 'agist,IdlsWhIs tidag _ and begin " J sad .0 i -- any "Neiman," cemes out cksatiiatinti, absoft = NWs libliwToft""Pom It wouldn't mwcdnm.ia.,.ly,.. few month.hshag Wild *, it Pfve"IaLA.nsstmonth... i he...IvsGiheid "Dial U *a'.ski inN6t'lJfl( an III besW1 us price. He u ftft .',-Per ir" a; p bask shed her life is the offered two aft for it liNsueW, 'Buck Rogers, Reach'. Royal Piacisas aNp ap rosuly. • - will do MW shot. 05 ww cam. Jbsey,.. _gain, "Back IN. am kK Any will be Am replace pskum.d - by DNMI$y *, C7 chum let _ ftba ES ___ _ ' - ___ ____ ____ from five months to four years earlier. Another 26 children served as a control group. The researchers asked teachers, mothers and independent observers to note carefully the extent of the children's anxiety. They also noted such behavior as aggression, withdrawal, dependeflcy, cooperation and paying attention. 111cr report showed few differences between children from separated and intact families. Divorced mothers found their children slightly less cooperative, but very few reported strong negative behavior. Boulder children, the reaearthen speculate, may experience divorce as less of a "deprivation" than children else elsewhere because among their peers, divorce Is such a common event. ' Yet the study does not mean the U.S is headed toward such fluid families that divorce will have no more Impact on a child than say, losing a tooth. In general, the effects of stressful or traumatic events have been shown to be cumulative for children as well as for adults. Sire enough, when children In Colorado had gone through a divorce, other stressful family condition., such as financial drain or frequent moves, were linked to maladJust ment, anxious depression and aUresslon. The same situations had no measurable effect on children from intact homes Divorced families are more prone than Intact ones to moving and decreases in lb e economic status. Hence the researchers say that despite their optimistic finding about the weak effects of a well-accepted divorce by Itself, most children of divorce will dill need extra care to help them cope. 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(1 ) SOS NEWHA$T GRAPHIC SPECIAL "The reports on the people and ness.. Ernie Ford, Tammy EN 1 :25 Bobs office routines e becom a Myst.ry Of Animal Behavior" events which are making new s (DO Wyn.tt., K" Gott. CD S NCAA FOOTBALL CD. shamble, when a nice but German naturalist In the production and glamor LAWRENCE WELK ___ photogra. Nebraska at Oklahoma vague woman Is hired I_u. 0(35) SANPOD AND SON Industry. a P Heinz 8*mann has spent Capital the • temporary receptionist. FISHING 100 Fred goes Into show business his Ills recording animals In 10:00 (5)5 5p5ØT'p(f (4)50(J. TRAIN in order to get his white • thslr natural habitats. H80 - MOVIE "Ashanti" 700 DIIoTpuooi brother-in-law out of the HBO INSIDE me NFL Pro (L)OCAPTMN AMERICA N (1979) Michael Caine, Flex ( 7)fl$yij football learns take part In Captain America (Rib Brown) Harrison. A determined doctor ssu c*si. gridiron action as highlio Is of springs Into action to slop a sits oil across the Sahara in 7M DRN4 Gary Burahoft and a 7:30 the week's major matches we terrorist (Christopher La.) hot pursuit of a group of Arab •(3) PROFILES IN IDUCA. unique group of puppets show •(4) FLORIDA'S WATCHING flOrnaI children what It's lie to 0 (35) MAUDE Maude learns Presented by Len DewsOn m ci thniatining the U.S. with a slave traders who kidnapped Tom former Miami Dolphins star drug which Causes accelerated his *115. (R.'l hr., 57 , (I)f BLACK AWARENESS be handicapped, th. true meaning of courage at Nick Buoniconil. (Part I of 2) •(4) EISOHIID Elschlèd CD T. SPIDERWOMAN aCOIlSgSClaasrsuffl() tOO MOVIE "Birth Of The fears that deranged disco 17) THE THREE 0(3) MOVIE "The Man ®THRW$ACROWD 8.100 Duties" (Premiere) Stephen d.ncir (Christopher Connally) STOOGES / THE LITTLE MS. From Utah" (B/W) (1934) John MAGAZINE HMO MOVIE "Slow Dancing MacKenna, Rod CALl he failed to capture 15 CD Wayne, Gabby Hayes. A tough In The Big city" (1978) Paul (I]) ( 5) SANFORD AND SON The early years of the ago may be responsible for a lawman nabs a gang of outlaws Sorvino, Anne Dltchburn. A 7:30 A nlnd.ysar.old boy begins rock music group, from their series Of bizarre attacks on •(4) SAY CITY ROLLERS who Is using a rodeo as Its cynical New York City newspa. spending all his time at the hours u unknowns to their Ptyyoung women. base of operations. (1 Hr.) (5)5 MINUTES . per columnist becomes roman. Invasion of America, are chron- (I) a DALLAS Lucy decides (Z)O ANIMALS ANIMALS (5)5 HOGAN'S HEROES Sanford home. tically involved with a graceful (1(17) SANFORD AND SON Ij::. that Alan Beam is the man for ANIMAI1 . "The Pinguin" prima ballerina trying to fight a _pus (35) Fred is aghast when Lamont RcKFcPD her after she witnesses crippling dIsease. (PG.1 hr., 51 • kIvcc The dales the sister of their Puerto Hammer Of C Block', staged fight between him and min.) Iih Dancer" ® DAFFY DUCK Rican neighbor, (17) WINSTON CHURCH. J.R. ILL* me VAUANT YEARS CD5 PLAYBOY ROLLER- C5)• MIGHTY MOUSE / (1(17) MOVIE "Th. 8Ull' 730 fighter And The Lady" (1950) (1) UCAPTAIN AMERICA If "Struggle At Sea" The sinking DISCO PAJAMA PARTY Hosts HECKLE & JUCICLI (4) TOO TAO DOUGH CD• of the Slimark and the Hood. Captain America (Rib Brown) Richard Dawson and Hugh iii (5) THE NEWLYWED l)ULTMMAN Hulner are joined by Valley springs Into action to stop a ciiuoii HBO MOVIE "Harper GAME 5:30 ts BASKETBALL Mangiona, the Village People terrorist (Christopher Le PTA" (1978) Barbara (I(17) 1:30 CD•PAMILYPIUO _____ and various celebrities for a •(3) CASPER AND THE Ronny Cox. A very liberated threatening the U.S. with a (ID ( ) MAUDI Maude's Atlanta Hawks vs. Chicago I$I,15h spectacl, it the Playboy ANGELS mother Intentionally oral belief, are put to the test Bulls up drug which causes accelerated Mansion to reveal five of the U (17) THE PARTRIDGE the conservative standpoint of Oaslon) 1980 playmates. FAMILY the lOCal school board. (PG-1 THE ROPERS hr., 42 mm.) 1.30 10:30 1:00 • CD DETECTIVE SCHOOL (111(35)1 LOVE LUCY. Em'lous • (4) FRED AND BARNEY (111(35) MOVIE "Sinuaffi The of the attention Lucy Is getting, (J)• BUGS SUNNY I 1:00 ROAD Planet Of The Apes" (C) (1970) Rlcky develops pyschoeomaftc RLR 5(3) s mo me SEAR BJ Pains. 3:30 (T)S PLA$TIC discovers that he can mix (4) MOVIE (IDF151PAMT000LAT,NO "China duia.I fuel and moonshine 11:00 Clipper" (11W) (1931) Pat liquor and get better mileage. 7 MAVERICK O'IrIsfl,ManlsWMson.Ad.,.r. (I)5Auui LOT While (5 BUNNY HILL 1:30 mIned man overcs .naee. visiting his boyhood horns In 17 LAST OF THE WILD (ID (35) UPS BSSINS AT CAL. obstacles In developing Trans.. New England, a novelist (David "Talonud Terror" VARY Pacific AIrlines. (1 1/2 $rs) Soul) becomus caught up in 11:30 (J)•UPS VALLEY 10:00' modsrn.day vampirism terror®TOp5D Host: Johnny (4) SUPER islngthstown. (Conclusion) 01.0. 410 BITROJT Cor (DOLOVE BOAT DOt**0oT_w Guorgs Carlin, MIchael KotalL 0(17) MOVIE"Wonder 1010 Brenda Sooasr. Man" (1145) Kaye, VirISO MS "Harper Valley MoM "sns. ,is (1)MO (D•MOVIE "Dirty Harry' gnu Mayo. ADanny ,wgIiscau (C) (I, OhM BasSwood Nw. Saner's twin bother is .oruwci You',. Oesd' (C) (1974) David PTA'! (197$) ry Guirdlno. A dslirmkiud of murder. Jansi Andvss Maroovlocl. A 5 (1) A MAN CALLED SLOANE A martial arts expert r.:lusdetective private cietuciv, flui (Mako) kidnaps a politician's 1010 edois and If'muM wise lve 111111114111111111110force Sloan. into a TNB ~ 0O innocent lives to coo"a rle.hksdfePruteCl.(1I,2 slwwciown m can't possibly 111101111110 solpur who Is lerroilsing San 2 O.M. TIL S P.M., (_) FraUau.(i 1/2Nrs.) "Star PIisE' 5(17)MOVIE "The Inw.dJ. Kirk Morris, Qr Mlsobl (1 (DCHARLlE'$msuia MaW' (1967) ®•TASY ISLAND A Im.drs.) OraiW•WIsas, Randy Stuart woman (Adrienne Sarbsau) (35) o. A man dlsouvsrs he Is shrink. •SikuItQremn.s on a civ.' DIaouls" (1/W) (1545) Ion Ing. ()NASpi inYllOPid Iii S high school clessmale, and a John foraj bemer (Gary Collins) Baked Chicken, Cornbread Dressln9, Count Orasuhs tricks a IclIjillat trying to beoumu a champion Mashed Potatoes, Gravy, Vagetibto, $10 into gnng te to a mamas.,. (1 .1110 vish Fantasy Island. Salad, Roll and Buttor. ISO MOVIE'TOnmty'(1975 GOUA on 1110 Roger Ois,.y, Ann.Mamj.t ATALIERT —OR— •(4)(4)5CD NEWS Bond on " Fla WOU G M Am 11 Baked Ham, Raisin Sauce, Mashed HSOMOV "Gvess.d LIght. PY The Who. A yours boy *uck an SATURDAY NIGHT w* " 115Th Potaloes, Gravy, Vegetable. Salad, Roll W ' LIVE Host: Jack Burns. Si SI$*S APJf Wi1d. W his Neh..s murder Oususs sensate. and Buffer.' . AFTUPJPOON . bstiomis a N, a .' 1i_ b.00mus te (4)5 955 . "The Wild REGULAR MENU AUO SERVED.'..' aft j5 f$flud by • ji unels BuncW' *4 h$5. Ic (ISIS) wesam PrimeRIbSisfOod tory of the raoscar Circull ija~ Stesk -.Las __Dorms laws C5a5 violenci and ThSBCNS 0W deetruobon witlhe. bathing the Pe,OOUr, S M1410111myADAMS LSOIWd Nimoy, Riot,- . 1 ,(D•NOVU "Oste, Two, w4PrYO.EIdisMOIY. Me,d army, TIwes" (1/w) (15511 James )SMOV* "An Affair To 2 Eggs, I Sausages 2 strips Bacon, OF STAR CON. S (1)014* 14* 14* Guoet. Cap". Afte imba' (5/W) (1967) Gary Wholive Hums .Prboe ' Grits, Toast And Colts.. The Cryesiis, 1* boss's di -- buin& GraW, Deborah Na',. Two 1evin*ts wIth a• ,.jnto, a '14t. CoiV*lflt IIOM*4 ports coasummaflon of kti____ . dov 5 his chances of Io.. but Pog.dy_Intervsnu bri *4 MlsIs.sisI to Ire. IlMis) sdsL( 110 __ 00 •Iiv. I ,MItJy U(3 ir FRiDAY SATURDAY _______________________________________ comes to for death by night. to marry a to se of as movie tome ,, Ar __ Thick'e ' _ ___ RIB ______ ______ • - - . . ______ SUNDAY DINNER ____ Sp.cIaI *610 _____ ______ " ____ • _____ ____ .' • .. . _ . ______ . ___ . ___ .___ __ sá1ss $s,v.d Baa.. pa. ___ $PicI.I M1 *P111 ____ ___ .' . . ___ ____ __ __ . ___ -• Bosley and guests including Evening Herold, Sanford, El. Friday, Nov. 23,1979--7 George Cartin, Norm Crosby November 25 and Foz.zie Bear Illustrate the art of Comedy from its origins present state. head for fun and adventure at a to MORNING its (7) SIN SEARCH OF... "The Western dude ranch. 11 1/2 Shroud Of Turin" His.) When 59s• (1])(35)0Rizzt.YADAMS 500 (17) LOVE, AMERICAN 5:30 Was Bad AFTERNOON STYLE (7) 0 WILD KINGDOM "Flamingos Of Lake Nakuru" 5:30 Marlin Perkins and ornitholo 1210 (17)ARICULTJREu.s.& gist Dr. Philip Kahl study the Cheryl Ladd and S(4) BOBBY SOWOEN lao feeding and nesting habits of Robert Urich star In a (5)5 JOHN MCKAY (5)SThISIEThEUpe CD S ISSUES AND these fascinating birds, strong family drama W ARICULTUREUJ.A. ANSWERS ( 7)umwuNmEuNEe about a young couple EVENING 12:30 1:30 whose Immature (4)CHARUEPELL (5)S NFL TODAY relationship leads to 1:00 (7) mELAWANoYOU VIEWPOINT ON NUT$$- (1)5 COLLEGE FOOTBALL HBO MOVIE "Homebodies" the mistreatment of TION 79 Weekly highlights of key (1974) Ruth McDevitt, Peter their daughter, on NCAA football contests are Brocco. Faced with eviction 7.1 00 presented, because of urban renewal, six "When She Was Bad," (4) 25 COMPANY MOVIE "Imitation Of elderly MARIO AND THE 4Z (17) people fight the estab- Sunday on ABC. (5)5 Life" (1959) Lana Turner, John llshment In murderous ways. MAGIC MOVIE MAClISlE Gavin. Two women and their (PG-I hr., 38 mm.) CS PICTURE OP HEALTH daughters share friendship and (5) 0 (7)5 NEWS 02 7) JIMMY SWAGGART success but never achieve total (1]) ( 5) BIONIC WOMAN 710 happiness. appiness. 6:30 THE (5)0 BAXTER8 100 3D SLACK AWARENESS ides 5 (4) NFL FOOTBALL "Grandma Moves In" D•DIRECTIONS Hubert Kaplow examines the problems Regional coverage of Buffalo (7) S AMC NEWS of poverty and unrest in Hon. Bills at New England Patriots; 710 duras and looks at the power Cleveland Browns at Pitts. 5(3) DISNEY'S WONDERburgh SteeIers held by two U.S. multinational FUL WORLD "Duck For Hire" CI) NFL FOOTBALL Wash- After walking out on his studio banana companin. 9(35) 0 (1?)DR. iW. oAm. Ington Redskins at New York contract, Donald Duck Giants encounters many problems (7)0 PRO AND CON trying to find . and keep - a 110 (1]) ( 5) MOVIE "The Love good job. (R) 5(1) VOICIOF VICTORY Boat" (C) (1976) Karen Valen. (5)010M*4UTES (FSRHuMSMD tine, Clods Lsachman. The (7)5 RUDOLPH AND (7) 0150* MY PEOPLE passengers and crew aboard a FROSTY'S CHRISTMAS IN 0 5) CASPER luxury liner romantic JULY Rudolph the red-nosed By DICK KLEINER (1 ) With a face and form that gets along well with them all, THE THREE misadventures.have (2 Hrs.) reindeer and Frosty the Snow STOOGES AND FRIENDS HOLLYWOOD (NEA) — ft are truly head-turners and too. Derek is a camera buff, man appear to 1:30 be doomed Is a heavy burden, being the crowdatoppers, 110 you might and when a fiendish wizard sits out constantly (7)5 WRESTLING world's only woman with 10 forgive her for being pictures of So, as he taking ®SUNDAYMAU to destroy them. did with too (D• ORALROeERTI ranking. (On a scale of 14o- somewhat' conceited, proud the other Mrs. Dereks. )(35) STREETS OF HBO MOVIE "ice Castles" F (IT) 5)101* AND ml Pus. RANCISCO 10, you know, of her physical perfection. So, (1979) Lynn-Holly Johnson, SYCATI who was born Mary Her name (at the moment) She isn't. Actually, $10 Robby Benson. A promisi she Cathleen Collins, is a 1:00 ng HBO "Magic" (1978) Is Bo Derek, And, in the appears shy, diffident, young figure skater and her (I) OUTLOOK California boyfriend find sudden success Anthony Hopkins. Ann- movie "10," that's one of the almost ready to crawl back works for girl whose mother MORNING the hard to cope with wt*n sue Is Margret. A neurotic ventriloAnn-Margret. She Ughis of story— how in a hole somewhere and CD KIDS API PEOPLE chosen to train for a pre-Otym. quist, convinced that his stage 'VNDAY is Ann-Margret's hair So Derek .(sr name is hide. She lets her husband, TOO plc competition. (PO-1 hr.. 49 dummy controls his actions, dresser now, but also in the film) is called a John Derek, do most of the (ID THE FUNTSTONI$ eludes bordering lame and forsomething more, more in the 0 1, LOSTNIIPACE tune to find a girl he loved In 10 by Dudley Moore, and off talking for her. . 210 W50. his youth. (R.1 hr., 46 mm.) Maybe that's why Derek companion genre. ON MOVIE "Hooky Took" 5(4) MOVIE "Smok.y And So Derek Is a man of has gotten a Svengali (D5 &Saysshe (4) GOSPEL SINGING (13/W)(1941) Clark Gable, Lana was always The Bandit" (1977) Burt contradictions, actually. reputation. He's had that JI*LU____ Turner. An unlikely love match Reynolds, Sally Field. A darearound Ann-Margret (who before, when he was married (ID (35)W000Y W000PSOK. occurs between a gambler and cie,si trucker accepts a thai. might we ll be a 10, herself) a ER AND rnsios a to Ursula Andress and Linda 1t a v bred lady from Boston. lenge to run a truckload of beer when she was a teen ager. (4) PRiME TIME SUNDAY (2 . i Hrs.) 1010 from Texas back to Georgia In Evans; interesting bow Once, in Ann-Margret 'a 1010 ®TNE_ARONIE c alimltedamountoftime. Andre.., Evans and flOW SO too dressing room, she met an PTL CLUB (35) (ID UUPLIH0* )5 ARCHIE BUNKER'S 0 17 RUFF HOUSE Guest. .. all Cad in (1lt(35)MOVIE "CapnlCe"(C) agent and eventually the ® RLD (1 Doris Day, Richard M. Dr. H.A. Merkheln, professor of ROA0RIMNER DI ER ageotucedher (35)t).'0P 50OV y to John Harris. A woman Iravils Incog. he denies that he's Derek. the Graduate School of I HAUL nito to track down the narcot5:30 Management, University of manipulating Bo's career. IN ring responsible for her 13D SOW DAY AT A TIME Deltas. 1010 She was still Mary She denies it, too. He 1e, 11111(0 1111101M "Terror In The Sather's death. (2Hrs.) however, do most of the Coin then, and most CD! MONC&MINOY 1110 Sky" (C) (1571) Lull ErIckson, 0(17) MOVIE "Inside Daisy lIlt 5) JERRY PALWILL peciie called her Cathleen, i On a Clover' (4) (1)5 CD (1996) Natalie Wood, • wi Doug MSure. '— (17) OPEN UP Interviews Christopher Plummer. A new He 'says he doesn't think but she didn't like that n.m. now by With Maids Anderson, balloon- 111110' *10. A seven and a half, much, bscause people in ,• Hollywood starlet has trouble (5). MOVIE 'Oh, GOdI Rim 5p4 sfeijjpj4 Wt of the Double Eagle II (first 'maybe. Ho deeen't take any variably shortened that to adlusting to the show buslnsea (1977) G orae forced so pilot 1:00 Burns. trans-Atlantic crosslng)r, Rhea offens c5tyolthsthIrt1is. Denver. The assistant the a'•w and p,e..,. are Cathy and she hated Cathy. e as 1i manager Zaklch, creator of the etr4chssn by load poisoning (1 of a grocery store finds his 341 "ljngani,e" an g)p Norris, almost.. though the weren't Ill lIre.) J placid NI. totally dis cflor her (1)5 NFL TODAY rupted co-author of "me working there. She caafa her eyes cattg.,s, and she liked that. what hs is selected by God to 410 Woman's Handbook," will be down, demurely, and node She has ben with him since be his earthly m..eanger. FIRST BAPTIST HBO STANDING ROOM (7)5 AMC MOVIE "When No°"' ha' a.emesg, she was 17 and later on they ONLY lARRY MANILOW Oite Site Was Dud" (Premiere) imnsosis lb. was a Dv. when wegot married. She had never 1130 of the foremost manes the in C*IS,')I Lucid, Robert Urich. A 5(4) NIC LATE MOVIE met," Derek says, "B IE Corn. Mte(talnnteitt ut acted and never even L i n (1553) Shirley forms his gr world today PSI- young married couple move to "Polios Story: A Cry For the's iors working her way üiougi* about acting w*il ---- hits, includ. a new town to escap, a secret JustIce" (1979) Robed Cup, Soslh, .iit Lancaster. m. "iii A Mind.," "Matdy" *41, paW wici is threaten. Dennis Weaver. A police Invss- ç wU now abs's about a me Derek. She says she htmfrstei omuBems of a citsap, ing and "Look uu. we ,.ias it" ""s. half." n „er aj,mng c* tigator re-opens a murder case 0"6 oouei. break 00 0"6 doubts the thought would So nodL wiurt they raw a room toe COl• 5(4) NFL FOOTBALL that was supposedly solved over have crossed her mind 110 Reg ional coverage of Kansas "BIA lately," Derek says b"OK IWO years earlIer by his flashy, '1be hills (35) JIMMY SWAGGAPT City Chiefs at San Diego been takitig better publicity-seeking partner. (A) 1110 0 17 MIIIflI Dolphins at THE 13D 8 f STALKER Now sit, is But they both thwight it (4)•$SNPIUTR____ Salumor. Colts; Oakland Raid1010 While Investigating the deaths 'lininer and trimmer, like would be a good Idea. So they )TONNJIMV ersa$ Dow Sroncos HMO MOVIE "Uncle Joe of seviral people who worked abs ilmuidbs,” sat down to make upa name (5)5 BIG VALLEY Nick Shannon" (197$) Burt Young, In an underground 1110 archive, So So otis. accuse, Heath of making Doug Mdllson. A down-and. Kolchak discovers a lizard-like for her and they considered 13) STNI NATION CS $1e and his doses, she lay', until one of ot I mut,t, de95ed creature guarding strange ezwivsi — SILl. DANCE OUTover the loss of his wIle and the,', was a them thougl4 of Ho. h a IrU1C Willis "Rids 'I'm ___$10 JUKEBOX Guests: French girl before Ursula "I think It works OK," she 1 a J0UfleY. Leo Sayer. Alice Andrea aId tinde ' ___ (5/W)_(1141) Bud (5)5ruAl. OP LIVELY Wm' Evans uys. "I Like it." Abbot tIM COISIFO,' TWO Min" 'ANTI' "Make.'EM Lauh" Torn IlShIriuIS yOungster. (PG'S Iv,, Cooper. Peaches & Herb. all get along well, and So So Ho Derek she became. NDAY . SU - ' 9 ' '. Bo ' 10' Derek _ Lets Hubby Talk is . ' -', s _____ ______ . - �I•____1•;,_,. - S - ._---.-.-.----.. *-------------S---- -----.-.---- A__ -.-----_..--.-.& ____ ,,------"---. 5 I ---- ---------- _•5_ •_ -5.- -----5----.- _-__------•-------- the Cannes Film Festival. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Nov. 23, 1979-9 November 27 where Billys militant girlfriend aniiiiiiiiiin Monika fTovah Feldshuh) is planning a major act of terrorEVENING painful backache and Mike is • ISfl. (Conclusion) sure it Is Psychosomatic. 0 MOVIE 'H I 9 h Midnight" (Premiere) Mike 6:00 8:00 Connors,worker David Birney. conHBO MOVIE "The Magic Of HBO WHODUNNIT?: THE struction whoseA wife Lassie" (1978) James Stewart, GREAT UNSOLVED MYSTER. and child were killed in a misMickey Rooney. The beloved IES Many of the most publi. taken drug raid sets out alone collie helps to reaffirm a young cized and as-yet-unsolved i boy's faith in humanity when mysteries of the last century, to take on the lawless narcotics & squad responsible. she prevents several crises such as Jack the Ripper's trail CD 0 THREE'S COMPANY If Shirley Miller, a recent view, from occurring In a peaceful of murderous terror and avla. but not for two, 9:30 valley aria. ((i-I hr., 39 mm,) widow, sounds like she "When Jack was alive, he How did she put teeth In (3) (1)0(7)S NEWS pearance, are Earhart's examined, disap. (730 TAXI The cabbies throw knows how to handle her four was the big disciplinarian these rules? "I'd ground trix Amelia a wild goodbye bash to, Latki youngsters In NBC's new and I was the patsy. So, at them - no car for a week, or AND *ENoS (17) CAROL BURNETT 0(3.) THE MISADVENTURES when a revolution breaks out ir "Shirley" series, it's first, they would try to take I'd cut down their allowance, gangSHERIFF of bandits and a hillbilly loin. 2:30 OF Lobo.gated a histocountry and he feels obli. because she's portrayed by advantage of me on oc- or cut it off. It usually clan all set oft on aL080 wild search (3) NBC NEWS for thousands of dollars in Shirley Jones, who DOES casion, figuring I was still worked but not always. Once 10:00 (1)0CSE NEWS stolen money. know, or, at least, has had the patsy. I had to do a Shaun ran away from home (DO HART TO HART (7)0*50 NEWS plenty of practice. (5)0 BUGS BUNNY CHRIST. 35 complete turnabout. I had to for a couple of days". (CICCAMERA 10:30 Jones, like Miller, was be firm with them even Complicating Shirley's SPECIAL Bunny HBOSheehan HOLLYWOOD David strictly ondeath her own between I sometimes 0 117 USI NEWHART Bob MA8 finds himself the InBugs hot water when presents up-close the of her first anthough ogre and a shrew."felt like task was the fact that she Is reluctant to on a Convention he mistakes Tasmanian reports on the people and of psychologists when his first became a single parent in Devil for Santa Claus. literary venture is failure. events which are making news husband Jack Cassidy, the the era of drugs and the Pill. Shirley said she had to lay (7)0 HAPPY DAYS A wild In the production and glamor father of her three eons 710 " We talked about this all the female gang cruises into capital of the movie industry. (FTHREE'$ ACROWD Ryan, Patrick and Shawi), it on the line. "I told them, time. Fortunately the boys 'This is your (1)• P.M. MAGAZINE Milwaukee, crowns Richie (U) (35) I LOVE RickyMarty and her marriage to actor- where you'll live at least meand aboutopen their sexual home, this is became free with of nerds and sets out to settle king a complains that Lucy isLUCY COfl'. agent Ingels. (DOJOKER'S WILD scorewlthChachi. stantlychanginghermmnd. C(35) SANFORD AND SON until you're 18 and I'm In feelings. They were not 5:30 Judy makes advances toward (1)0 FAT ALBERT CHRIST. 11:00' At the onset of single charge. You must trust me Grady to win his support E 19208 parenthood for Shirley, the because I've lived longer embarrassed about it. This MM SPECIAL Animated. Fat HBO TIME WAS: THE scheme to marry Lamont. helpedus over a number of Albert and the Cosby kids Dick Cavett hosts a unique first thought that hit her, she than you have,' 021 (1?) SANFORD AND SON make their Christmas a special journal of the people, places hurdles," said, was, "Would I be able "They finally learned two Lamont Is upset when Fred one when they help out a family and events which made history to provide for all four of us things: (1) that what I said thShirley set down a rule in announces that' he plans to In distress. (R) In the "Roaring Twenties." is area, too, "It was OK for financially, to pay the bills? was for their own good, and marry a young woman he has 0(730 NEWS ANGIE them to bring girls home and just Fortunately, I was working (2) 11:30 that I couldn't be pushed ]) (17) NBA BASKETBALL to entertain them in their TONIGHT problem was 0(3) Host: Johnny then so that Atlanta Hawks vs. San Antonio Carson. Guest: Crystal Gayle. around." 7:30 room after all, that's Spurs taken care of, at least for the (I) TIC TAO DOUGH Shirley laid down a strict 1)0 BARNABY JONES A time where the stereo and records (1) 0 THE being. NEWLYWED 900 former movie queen trying to set of rules: Homework must were but only on condition GAME HBO ON LOCATION: THE make a comeback becomes "The next problem was be completed before fun time they left the door open." CD 0 ORIDJ FOURTH ANNUAL YOUNG the object of a campaign of whether I'd be able to make begins; If you're going out, (1) (35) MAliCE VivIan's plea- COMEDIANS SHOW Victor terror. Shirley Miller takes a light (R) the right decisions for three leave a phone number where approach sum at Arthes sudden burst Borge introduces several of the to these and other (7)0 BARNEY MILLER Wojo of amorous behavior soon top budding comedians from healthy boys without the you can be reached; be home problems on Friday nights, refuses to take a prisone turns to panic. all sections of the country. r to benefit of male Influence. I by a certain hour; sleeping on NBC, and Shirley Jones Cleveland because 0(17) ALL Ed THE FAMILY • (3) IEGGARMAN, THIEF of flying, and a citizenof brings in worried about them not over at a friend's house on will be watching his fear to make Arches is bedridden with a Gretchen's movie is entered getting a man's point of weekends is OK for one night sure in $3,500 that he found. (R) she does It right. Daytime Schedule FrIy, Nov. U )7 I—.Ivesln NsrsW, SanIsrd, FL Maverick Returns MORNING 500 lE PSI (MON. CD • i!. TUIL TUESDAY Shirley Jones AN THE POS$ISLES(FM STYLE 0(17) THE THREE 12:30 STOOGES I THE LITTLE RA$. • GD NEWS CA'! (1)0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR. CEO Ruw v ows The Role Maverick Is b.ckl knack for rnkbig money but movie "Ski Lift to Death," TWJ, P11) The time lw's YE Ben flat much luck at coraling both an CBS. Be also ap. GOOD MORNING (1D(35)FAMILYAPPAIR (7) Maverick, son of Beau object of her affection, peered In "11w One and I(17)MTPAmOLmw FLORIDA 2)(l7)MOVIE (originally played by Roger namely ,Ben. John Delmer Only" with L Heiry Whlk$ei, 5:30 730 1.100 SEMESTER • (1) TODAY Moore) and cousin of Brat also stars ,asthe granite. and "The Other Side of the • M DAYS OF OUR LIVES • ). UNTAMED WORLD (D• GOOD MORNING CI)• THE YOUNG Maverick (a role that jawed U.S. Marshal Edge Mountain, part a AND THE Itoht Jomes Garner to the Troy. AMERICA an11611111M 1 IN Susan Blanchard also 7) LOVE, AMERICAN 0]) (35) TOM AND JERRY (DS ALL MY CHILDREN public's attention). Ben, As frequent business appeared in "All My $TYLE(MON) (1])(35) DICK VAN DYKE played l, Charles Frank, Is 800 5:35 a chip off the old Maverick partners and smooching Qijideen" and has been no aD 130 • chums, Ben and Nell In segments of "M.A.8JL" (M (17) LOVE. 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What How=To Bboksr Fo Crafty GifiGivers FIL You have a better memory than the others. The picture — It was actually called "Wild Geese Calling" — was a 1941 release and starred Join Bennett and Henry Fonda. - • AT THEM , 5 (17) CIVILISATION The T - msmorab*a, races. 11111"y THE cowuov rmilei,ii who ranks churches AMERICAN _____ Rogers, Mac Davis arw are featured w., ___ NEWS Everybody was talking ® the Charlie DenIals Bafid take a 01)CA g aboutlt,andInItsNoy.mb,r YOUNG MAVERICK look at the We and music of dt 1 17 5,SOSf* ol (Premier.) Ben Maverick Feel working oowoys Ne1youngous1n UUSIaAl*lIIimn.gu1n. iflflOUflOeSthatshelsgohngto did something about it. marry an unpublished poet with ° M 8 V0GQ Don is hired to Maverick and his lady friind Net (Susan dsS a mNltant - feminist of Speclticelly, they imdsrtook bad lest. Of murdering three Blanchard) plot to win money 7:00 the formidabl, task of and save their hIdes by enter. A __ am 78 mist b T cousin 11:00 PAL MAGAZINE ing of ter—hr. _____ •v'* - who ac. - • goat races, turtle races, and a .c_ (5) 5 (L• ft4 ' ' vwm ' , - • -. . • mu. .•• -e - vz WILD Wally do l Los Angeles 15)01)OANAI sow . • • . ••••; ,'. .. SON In iota MIPS £ - ___ . • - - 1100 -I II 1DI7 THE NFL Pro football ta.n. ,.i4• ••• i,. - __ OridIron action as highlights of We Week's major are omeunled by Liii Dawson and JOlmer MlmI Dolphins star Nick Buoniconti. (I) To TAO DOUGH THE NEWLYWED Liii! (ID m'IWITNISS MAGA- lwni, - -•. - SIGHT S ENouGH dlic prig. Ii,LA$T OF THE WILD Fred is sure that the ring flint. and Tonwny she-Is knows that Playground" Lfl0fltOiv5hIlfl5apr.5.fl$ - Among the people anther i he 1140 Maurice Zolotow deemed stolen from Frank Sinatra.was with 01) (I JIM NOCICPO ..In 1*0 MI "Last Em race" 5(17) (1979) Roy Sdwidar, Jan.t =11110rION iist are: Fred IlbOve, to a senior dii. 5(17) MON 'isiiwe.r Margalkb.Agovemman.spent. sins' home when Lamont (1NI)Cary Grant. ungrljBa,g. reoiçsra_tjng from a nervous __ Mme4 All; a tor __ decides to travel around, the man. A rich American and a 50en alter the savage Miss Unrpool - named WOrld. Burppian ________ fed I, murder of Ne 'wife, finds him. EIleen son who be self caught In a - web of although he claims' 730 espionage and intrigue which allegediy rm. for 1V117 fF TIO TAC DOUGH - leads him to the edge of omce In y; j =' THE NEWLYWED 0:00 Niagara Falls. (R-1 hi, 43 min.) Didies; Norman tar; S® aPr'iw smoicis 5 ® TONIGHT Most: Johnny CE) • HOLLYWOOD Richard Pryor. Among the sou.. - A Ph0t0.tMin by Arnold Carson. asst: Calvin Trillin. miming: Mayor Tom 01)(35) usIa, THE SIs usto of Morgan kissing * mum. ) SL*CK SHEEP $QIMDmakes Iary assume RON Peppy suggeSts that his &y [4, Govuor Mike CHRISTMAS SPUCIAL We been outmaneuvered -by W1011 Curb aud i )I_y, .00" out a nearly suicidal an di who creases new hIs old army buddy. mission against aJepanas. kinds of lose, learn, a lisson in AM who heads the 1? $inSa'sWorkshiip,' (5)5Th1 t**f)fii cm. carrier in planes stolen from CU Krls Krlssoffer Why, Neil is the anan'. ___ - f(17) ALL S THE FAMILY joined byoth country music M LOVE -BOAT - ' . ,•• .•. • — ., , . •. PC- . • - - ' .• . • ' 29" ,,- soul" - "-. -• - - -- - - ----- - • 1 -- - • - • matches i a I - (35) MAIM MAWS and declare WV on each Other when their grandchildren Sri Caught playing "doctor." 5 (17) ALL IN THE FAMILY - Cmcsmed shOUt getting old, anencot.ar.wi..ftan old buddy COnvinces Archie that looks MWteveryihhng, ' 00 (5) SUN Room INTHE TN CENTURY princess 001011111111 HSI1III1) determined '0 hbu'5UCkfiliIifbIiCk -----'.-- -- -. - .. • , -. - I \ .1 • / A....... ..aI. ML. U1111J17 WUIJ1JV JI'V (l])(35) WILD, WILD WEST West and Gordon a society lady who plans to change the U.S.A. Into a monarchy and reign as its encounter I,.... a,.,I,n,, eludes bordering fame and fortune to find a girl he loved in queen. 5(17) MOVIE "Anything Goes' (1956) Bing Crosby, Donald O'Connor. Complica- his youth. (R-1 hr., 46 mm ) 5(4) OUINCY Quincy tries to prove that a fatal Jail cell fire was set to cover up a murder. CS) S THE SEEKERS Abraham Kent refuses to accept the responsibility of the Kent dynasty and saves Boston to seek his fortune in the Northwest Territory. (Part I of 2) ill) (35) DINAHI 1 FRIENDS Cohost: Charles Nelson Reilly. Guests: Char, Polly Holliday, Neil Bogart, Ted Grenzbach, Gloria Steinem. Kate Jackson. tons arise when a comedy team travels to Europe to find a leading lady, 11:45 (!)5 POLICE WOMAN Popper poses as a rock singer to trap the killers of a record company president, ioo 1110 MOVIE "The Passage" (1979) Anthony Quinn, James Mason. A foreign guide tries to help an American family i their fiaei pursuers and eec.pe 10:00 S® KATE LOVES A MYSTINY The former girlfriend of a budding politician Is found dead after threatening to expose him for Insurance fraud. • V . Anthony Hopkins, AnnMargret. A neurotic ventriloquist, convinced that his stage occupied France safely by going through a treacherous, snowy mountain pass. (N-i hr., 38 min.) • -- -- -- • couver, Wash. THURSDAY November 29 Dutch are the first to grasp the revolutionary change In .thought that replaced divine mails Earth's leaders Into turn- authority with Ega experience, the suave hero over. observation and experiment, S THE WALTONS Jim0-6% .. 6A.... 10:30 WM III IIVJI II1VTV1I (5)•C!)S NEWS and falls in love with an older, (fl)(35) I LOVE LUCY Lucy and Ricky are exhausted from 5(17) CAROL SURNETT married woman, walking the baby nights and MID FRIENDS SENSON Benson is CD S hire a maid. delighted when an Army buddy 0:30 falls for Marcy, until he learns a iS0116 NEWS 1100 shocking sscret about his old 1110 INSIDE THE NFL Pro )OASO..w. football teams take part In D (35) CANDID CAMERA (35) SILLY GRAHAM gridiron action as highlights of (17) B0 NIWNANT the week's major matches are Emily'splans for a Thanksglv- CRUSADE Wig dinner go downhill when (M (17) MOVIE 'Guns Of presented by Len Dawson and Sob's mother and Emily's August" (1965) Documentary. former Miami Dolphins star lathv begin InSUlling each Fritz Weaver narrates Barbara Nick Buoniconti. Tuchman's account of the other. ®cIONEW$ planning and execution of (35) SUNNY HILl. D 7:00 ______ World War I. 5(17) LAST OF THE WILD ®ThRII'$AOROWD "Adventures In The Deep" 5:30 (5•P*MASAa* 1110 HOLLYWOOD David 11:15 DSJOICINS WILD (35) SANFORD AND SON Sheehan presents up-close CDS NEWS Uncle George die and Lamont reports on the people and 11:30 wh inherit $7,000 If he produc. events which are making now @) TONIGHT Host: Johnny se a son within the neat 12 in the production and glamor Carson. Guests: Donna Wool. capital of the movie industry. months and names him folk Cro , ss Dick Van Patten. (!) S NFL FOOTBALL New Patriots at Miami Dol- (1) 5 GOt.UMSO The philanSANFORD AND SON England dering son-In-law of a female Lamont gets Involved In a con phins tycoon prevents her from 9MW when he buys what he removing him from his position 900 believes Is a rare antique In the family business by mur'Magic" (1978) 1110 MOVIE commode. dering her. primaballerinatryingto fight a flees, proves his worthiness to crippling dt:, (PG-I hr., 51 Playwright Neil Simon crippling disease. (P0.1 hr., 51 the compassionate family min.) recently caused a furor with min.) which gives him a new home. ____i000 his off-hand con"netg that •(Z)j (0.lhr., II min.) p l • WNW therm are 2__ 'illk,n 'r'r NOAepouls - NIGHT LIVE Host: Richard Imderesthtg people in New AND ?WINOS on a man who collects Tarzan BEDDING. LOW PRICES DEAR DICK: My stubborn grandmother thinks James Garner Is married to the lady he does the camera cornmercials with.Iknow as a fact that he fiat married to her but my grandma refuses to believe me. Pl ease set her straight. SHARI FARRAR, Kaysvllle4 Utah. OK. Once and for afl, And for the last time in the tiisory of American civilization, I'll answer one more time. Shari's grandma, don't be stubborn. Marlette Hartley and James Garner are not Mr. and Mrs. Garner. They each have separate spouses, DEAR DICK: A friend and I have a bet going. Isay that Barbra Streisand did a follow-up to the movie, "Funny Girl," called "Funny Lady." Tell me It that Is so, and whether or not It will be cal TV. MIKE BUTCHER, Van- DEAR DICK: Would You set the record straight for me. Is It true that Ted Knight sad the late Jack Cassidy are " 14111% OW that William Conrad's son Is Robert Csu'.d? EThuL EDGAR, ST. Catherine,, Ont., Can. No. And no again. DEAR DICK: IN the early '45,, I saw a movie, "Wild Geese Are C"IE-" No ON else seems to remember It. I INik Jam flU was the female star. I. that right? And who was the male star? CONNIE MUZZIU,o, Hollywood, Heads List TOP QUALITY Mean.? Yes, It's true. "Funny Lady," starring Barbra with James Caan, Omar Sharif and Ben Vereen, came out In "75. It has already been on TV but may come back again . DEAR DICK: Would you please settle a dispute between two good friends. I say the school teacher girl friend of Andy Griffith was not played by Sn'anne Pleshette. He says it was. I don't remember her name, but I know It wasn't Susanne. Can you print her name In the paper? BETTY GROPP, LaPorte, hid. Sure. That was Anita Corsaut. Uubiett, N.H. Waylon Jennings. WEDNESDAY - 'KISS' Really DEAR DIat: Could you settle an argument for me. My aunt and mether say that KISS stands for Kings In Satan's Serrim Is that true? CHARLES NIX, Owensboro, Ky. That's been a wild rumor that's floated around for some time and has been repeatedly denied by the group. Their omclal explanation Is that "the letters K-IS-S mean just What they say: kiss,' as in 'to kiss.' " Actually, it's just a name and It helps with their wild Image. My own personal feeling is that the letters really stand for Kooks In Silly Selta. DEAR DICK: Who slugs the opening song for the TV is,, "The Dáes Of Ballard"? SEAN HOLLERAN, BYSTEPHA?MZVIRIN for enlargement, accompan American Library Au& y such as Norwegian lefie and Patterns and full In. gifts and tree trimmers. vanced craft skills. Get th and a list of oyster stew (choose one of structions areprovided for That's the Idea behind "The kids to help too. Theyll lovee The holidays may be rightdirections, required materials leads off, several versions that all craft projects. around the corner, but enabling you to assemble Journal editors have In. Make-It-Merry Q1Mmu It! Salt dough, marzipan, tin Book," which first made its scraps, dried flowers, id. there's still time for you to everything you will need at cluded), butfet suggestions, But there's more to aparw Odd a special touch to the the outset. ce two seasons ago tover fabric, old jars — all candies, jellies and treats "Homespun Christmas and Is now out In paperback, these can, with O'Neill's festivities by f m•to give as gifts than Ideas for ornaments produèed In favor of tapping in time to help us all practiced guidance, be or tempt holiday - diners, and decoration ' pecked just included toys likely your ecoratons. U's cope with somewhat tighter recycled Into ornaments, "Toys and Puppets" is a challenge beginning toy Invite friends In for cheese with Imaginative pl,g.es strings. table decorations, and gifts string fondue or have them stop by suggestions for enjoying asury, of wke.ityour.eij makers — "Make-It-Merry" ii a that will bea pleasure to give Ideas guaranteed to delight marionettes, for example for coffee and cake. You'll be every moment of the season — from sharing Its magi c chatty hodgepodge of craft and easy on the pocketbook the children In your may have lb or more prepared. It's a simple, as — well. warmth with your projects many of which the real ones as working parts, and putting satisfying tisfylng recipe household — assort. O'Neill says are her personal children to making t. - together a mechanical toy flI1t made well as the young at you may it —• that includeAlthough °'° gift ortspeclalpeopjein favorites i difficult to catch detailsLid from hen that lays "real" wooden appealing because 10 IflDY What's plicated affair, of the items can be prepared your life, sending uniqueeverything from____ in this wonderful rowvJ jp eggs Is a complicated the book's sketchy drawings, are clever, but sophisticated even though the skills ahead of time. Farm Journal invitations for holiday get. walnut tree Otlianbents to written instructions are enough to rival almost required. for making wants you out of the kitchen togethers and wrappingcandies to ornate, but " simple to follow and the fla1i prisingly easy to makes pine illustrations are generally pieces are not in celebrating with your Thispresents may be with one oextra the most anything you can find on toy themselves overly difficult. family. store °'• sentto YOU goi ng appealing holiday books to uix By and large, these toy I)on't worry, though, any paste, gold spray 1In the right direction. O'Neill The editors also take you come along this season. Will designs are classics —a paint, paper macho and a shows additional foresight well rewarOfcuurse,harn.aIngyour large hobby horse for your favorite dod. Qüldrenbeare bound to out to a tree farm, tell you assortment of by Including a glossary of how toperfect pick the doft.yor energies and household scraps and nature craft materials, which ex cowpoke, kits to launch on* find these unusual toys natural spruce, pine or for having - an old-fashioned culling. are among the raw plains each item and gives breezy day, a handsome irresistible, y and offer lots of holiday have their practical; materials needed. And you an Idea 01 Its cost. For the relative of television's p for a Ideas for decorating It with side. Jeanne Limb O'Neill should beespeclallyhappyto IathdtIatod In the world of favorite puppet frog, even a creative family holiday Clem handmade ornaments says It's jt tepee to set up In the beck Plain cost if. hear that none of the the make.It.yourselfep, encompass more than of wood, felt, cornhusks and ficient to make your own creations demands ad. that's an excellent bonus. Yard. handcraftjng toys and fabric, th' what about a Woodwoddog or Mltchsry games. it --, colorful holiday banner to skills are prerequisites for then ___ JOWflai'5 add cheer to your decor? ___________________________________ November 28 performers In a tribute to the most of the projects, but •'ip. Christmas." It's late Mother Maybal$. Carter. Individuals with those skill. astorshouseofnostJgla — the "first lady of country will have no difficulty . no Matter EVENING following clear, concise your forte Is cooking, When a swastika Is found on (D CHARUI'$ ANGELS nsctlons. Excellent their front door, the Bunker househol4 goes Into a frenzy. photographs showsewing, 1dicraftembroidery or ,gio iovui ,siow oanc'ng ___ HSOMové0ow completed_toys, In The Big City- (1978) Paul In The Big City' (1918) Paul H8O MOVIE 'Legend Of Th ample opportunity for you to From rural kitchens Sorvuno, Anne Dltchburn. A 8orvino, Anne Dltchburn. A Great Northwsst" (1971) Mar. - cynical New York City niwspaadd your own Imaginative across the country come cynical New York City newipa. shall Reed, Denver Pyle. A cou. per columnist becomes romanfinishing touches. Patterns, more than So treasured ____ per columnist beconu.e roman- rageous dog, left to fend for tically Involved with a graceful some full.slzed, others ready recipes— ICM1&le1 • ticalty Involved with a graceful himself In the Oregon wilder, prima ballerina trying to fight a Simon Does . - _•._i •: - " - f" - Friday, Nov. 23, 179-11 - - Symphony Coughs Li A DEAR DICK: I have a bet going with a friend. It concerns Noah Hathaway, the boy who plays Hozey on "Battlestar Galactica." My friend says Noah I. about 10 years old. I say he Is closer to7. We also have a side bet on the date of his birth, but that'sa little more complicated. Can you provide the facts? THOMAS WHEELER, Tucson, ArIz. You win. Noah was when the series was begun, 7 when It was cancelled. He was born on Nov. 1972. DEAR DICK: In the old "Thin Man" movies, starring Myrna Loy and William Powell, what was the last name of the characters Nick and Nora? ALICE VEHSTEDT, San Simon, Aria. Nick and Nora Charles were those pleasant people. DEAR DICK: Concerning a question you had recently about a TV series, "The Beachcomber." There was a Canadian series by that name filmed In British Columbia In the early '7k. It starred Brvao Gerold and Nick AdoIdai. That was probably what your correspondent was asking about. KAREN NORTON, South Williamsport, Pa. Thanks for the clarification. Solution If there's anything that irritates, utmerves and Infurtaim stage wtotmors and musicians It's coughing in the audience. The coughing problem obviously worsens when the common cold season sets In. But this year the Baltimore Sym. phony is doing aornithing about It. John V. Brain, a symphony ____ ______ ____ _______ official, reports that arrangements have been made with a cough-drop manufacturer for a donation 0128,000 cough-suppressant lozenges, which will be given to members 01the audience. "It Is believed that they (the audience) will be so awed by the campaign," Brain remarked, "that not only will the winter of 1979 be marred b nary a croak, but the program rustlers, pursedroppers, crinklers and whisperer's will also be cowed Into silence, Amid the tiu vapors of menthol and eucalyptus, you'll be able to ---- -- ----- - - - -- - Didn't Get Your Paper? hear' a pin drop." If you Monaco An independent principality, for over 300 years, Monaco has belonged to the House of Grimaldi since 1297, except during the French Revolution. It was placed under the pro. tectorate of Sardinta in 1815 and under that of France in 1861. The Prince of Monaco was an absolute ruler until a constitution was promulgated In III l. voni received your Dotting Herald by 1:00 p.m. call Sandy In Circulation 322n2611 OS. • C ° DOD.MC30 °I I 111=11 U] a 1) 0 s.c • oo �4.... ''P4 - ••J... .. SUNDAY EDITION - ALAL%W*e.J&"A%JW , 72nd Year, No. 12—Sunday, November 25,1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 nford Crm ie Evening Herald—(USPS 481-280)—Price 25 Cents •...t_ Lab 'I Lack Of Equipment, Employees Means 600-Case Backlog 1 - GEI'ttm Wh lit ThtY'. HOTI~ 0K311 PRKZ ,0000F,"",*"* HJtIH: fJ I. By DAVID M. RAM FR Herald Staff Writer (First Of Two Parts) ' . "I can see their point, too, (but) sometimes we need some can not remember the specific cases, there have been some equipment put the operation out of the fin ancial tapabilities of information as an investigation tool," Salerno explained, problems getting lab workups needed for some trials, any one county, he explained. Truby explained that the crime lab, one of four operated by Most lab tests performed at Sanford, tests which range from According to Truby, lab services are back-logged throughout the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE), suffers fingerprint and footprint identification to scanning electron the state. The FDLE operates only four labs, located in from three problems: lack of space, equipment and em- microscope examinations to detailed chemical testing, take Tallahassee, Tampa, Jacksonville, Pensacola and Sanford. ployees. The three problems stem from the same cause, lack of only an hour to perform, but there is just too much work for the These labs supply almost all of the police lab work In the state. adequate funding from the state legislature, he explained. The lab and its employees. Dade County and one or two others have separate labs, said The Sanford Regional Crime Lab performs tests for every law enforcement agency in central Florida, as well as toxicology and gunshot residue tests for almost every police department in the allte. problem Is similar throughout the state, Truby added. The result is a backlog of 600 cues in the micro analysis "If we got the staff, we wouldn't have the equipment. If we several law enforcement officials, but most of the work is got the equipment we wouldn't have a place to put it," said brought to one of the five centers, division alone— delays which can hold up investigations, trials fl'aby. "Years ago everybody used the FBI," said Seminole County and final death reports. Neither Dr. Irrgang nor Salerno complained about the Assistant Sheriff Duane Harrell. But the FBI labs are working Athree.month wait for results "is nothing unusual," said Dr. quality of service from the lab or the dedication of its 33 em capacity with their own agency's work, he added. Sara Irrgang, Seminole deputy medical examiner. "If you call ployees. But they agree with Truby that the state must build atTruby he expects the lab situation to be improving over them and specially ask for something, they might be able to either more regional labs or Increase the staff and size of the the nextsaid few years due to the efforts of "a new crop of get it back in three or four days," she added. existing facilities, legislators" who are more interested in funding the facilities. Dr. Irrgang said the only waited "a day or so" for test The lab is still located in the facility where it opened in 1974. '1 hear one man's plan is for a lab within one or two hours of results while she was working for the Dallas Medical (kiginally, the project was run by Seminole County primarily every police department," he said. If the situation was truly Examiner, for county use. But the project became too expensive for the ideal. Truby says that law enforcement officers could come in Dr. Irrgang has been waiting 13 days for Information on county to operate alone, and, when the original federal Law for a test, stay for a cup of coffee and leave with results a short whether a pedestrian killed in an auto accident was Intoxicated Enforcement Assistance Administration grant expired, the lab time later. But the Sanford lab and the police agencies which rely on the lab have a problem: the lab is overloaded with cases, and a local sheriff's deputy or police officer may have to waft up to six months for the results of a one-hour test. The backlog has caused problems for local investigators and Is even reported to have delayed trial In Seminole County, .because teats on evidence could not be completed In time. "A lot of times we need things in a certain time period and we can't get them It does hamper investigations," said ... Seminole sheriff's Sgt. Ralph Salerno, head of the county's Qknes Against Persons unit, The lab's first priorities are tests which are needed for Subpoenn and to determine whether a person should be jailed at the time of his death. This delay is also holding up the was turned over to the FDLE. But he does not foresee ideal conditions, and hopes just tobe completion of the accident investigation by Longwood police. Just supplying the lab at Its present level of operation costs able to catch up with the increased need for his lab's services County law enforcement officers commented that while they about 1500.000 o vnr iiM Thihu Thi $ nf .In,4.... .,rnl .1... 'k.. - or freed, while other can are bandied on a flrdcome, firstserve basis, said Lab Director Claude Truby. n .. r Ayatollah khorn.inI: 'Mr. Carter has violated all human rights with the force of bayonets' '- - Khomeini - Lashes At Carter outhern Fried - TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) - Ayatollah Khomeini said. RathoUah Khomeini, In another speech "You are all aware that the criminal -. certain to stir anti-American fervor, who ruined Iran during his reign and made today.accused President Carter of our noble people mourn their great violating "all human rights" by refusing to martyrs Is now sheltered by the United extradite the shah, States ... It is the absolute right of a nation The 78-year-old Islamic leader also to try a criminal and it is international lashed out at what he termed American practice to try such a criminal in his 'UItary"tlwsats".galmtfran for seizing country. the U.L.. . -and .48 to Ire, the hostgs proceeded Americans hostag, as isa •.ds "vwlI IMSIIM., dejesdsh. t ..r.d i V.at a Rp. Oioip bqi RMthD day, Khomeini said from his headquarters iwIMe "mercy miulon" to gain the In Qom that it Iran's "absolute right" hostages' release, reported a to Insist on the extradition of Shah through" after his talks with gov.rom.nt Mohammed Rosa Pahlavi, who is un. Officials. dergoing treatment for cancer In New . bternatixally known me 5 York. MacBride met with Foreign Minister "Mr. Carter has violated all human Abdol Hassan Banl4adr and the amrights with the forte of bayonets and bueadon of France, Sweden, Algeria and naomi to plotting threats, with military Syria and said the currant "amate "can Intervention and economic blockades," be ..nvi4" - icken ecia - - - PIPING HOT nICKEN. DINNER Or I a ST I£ I • S ' -" /. '- • $.ysar.øo mst.s'cydjst died from . •- .. -! . j a-dall, kuhn and rwAft brain hemorrhage, according to SemInole SI DAILY y Medical Eaominir G.V. Garay, y er .cuwas palk. as Diane N.M limnway, 21 218 N This COUPON 000 • .-' -. • . •-. - 12 . • . . -. . . V - •. . . .- -• . 4 . • * .. .. • .. - ' • • -. Downtown Library Fate Uwayl7.,abouta qswt.r mile aodb of S.mlnola Boulevard In 4 "W JJ( We Are A • . City, County To Discuss kuhedlestnightwhen themotorcyclehe Fluffy Homemade Biscuits wiu . -) • In e IMUNIT UN RtVUbI) In Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, Saudi forces faced stubborn resistance from a "handful of fanatics" apparently determined to fight to the death In the besieged Grand Mosque in Mecca, autholtative sources said. Gunfire was heard in Mecca where units be discussed as well as the shah's assets," Of the army Were proceeding ca utiously Macbride said, adding If that point was against the few remaining mem bers of the reached he believed the hoitaps would be religious group that proclaimed a V-year&'. • eut aid "torelge" theeli' student as an 1bNIE $$1dO*ts boldliig' lb. - 'lj.l,:. ijlj-e they : the • Americana d,'v,wd the return to ban moiijvs dtiW early morning prara deposed Shah Mohammed Rosa Pahlavi, Tuesday. In New Delhi, India, violence er upted for who Is undergoing cancer treatment In the second successive day in the sout hern New York - and the funds he allegedly City of Hyderabad with police firing on took with him into exile. looters and arsonists angered over the Hansen told a news conference Friday a seizure of Mecca's Grand Mosque in Saudi "dialogue" had been opened and "I can Arabia. now advise you that I am convinced that The trouble began when mobs defied the situation can be resolved through Friday's curfew order and once again dialogue, by Initiatives and by fairrobbed and at The to shops. mindeckiess." Cyclist Killed Longwood LarryBeley,ElMoor., lando,was __ _ wanrll.gccWd.d wlthacar on U.S. 3. LargePieces Fried Chicken Filed TiXas Tát rs COle Slow afld - '• - p.. ,. He said the United States should allay Iranian suspicions about the role of the American Embassy with regard to espionage and express its with to establish normal diplomatic relations, a goal he says Iran is anxious to meet. "The culpability of the shah could then way, FORA 14 11 5; - . - ' .- -• -;. both ___ asetouad when the acddent occurret Nocharges havebeenfiled. -t - -. ' By DONNA ESTES er A proposed diMt of a lease agreement providing for he county to collinue operation of a branch Ubnwy downtown in Sanford at the old poet office building on First Street is to be considered by the Sanford City Commission and the Seminole Co us4y Commission in early December. City Manager Warren Knowles, at the request of County Administrator Roger Nelswender, has tentatively scheduled a workshop of thetwogovernlngbodiesfor4p,m.,Dec,loththe city ball conference room to discuss a proposed agreement. The agreement Is to be "roughed" out by Knowles and Th. curront facility b* •v'ndad to L -LI' uInrI sorvo n• pUwic, must according to County Librarian Joan Rh.in , y oners g . , ar,.4 uean , LA ... . cirren1 ac.y them of the tentative date for the workshop ust be expanded to better save the pubile. The city has1lcated lnssto ed the lease Neiswender told the city considerable changes will need to the cousdy . Co y, a y to facilit to make t same tim., has Indicated a wil lingness to continue operating take ''ace within the exist the branch library at the current location for an extendeduseau.e ,or uu. ary se ces. Period of time. He said since considera ble expense would be involved even .uesstMn m then coy comminsioner now foran erhn solution the county comm issioners wish to imow M rman Bin Kioff that the city oVe If the City wdd be receve to a long term lease or a deed fur federal rudrluticns from the deed by paying a fe tO thefacintytothecow*yfor li brarypurposes,Th.cltycwot federal goviroment was turned down by the cIty 10 days ago. faciuty to the county usd11 after 1583 when th.federal TheCityacquiredtheoldp cmos building In 1583 from the reverter clause would no longer be In effect. . LAKE MARY • S . . - . HICOl 7 . — . . 4A "I I • —_ -' .• " - u UJ. General Servlcue Administration. A clause In the deed mrss that the building be used as public library for puara, sudfl 1583, or its ownership will roved back to eff sestid at the time that the db' cold pay In addition to discussing the city and cousdy's concerns about thc Ubrary service, N&w0der "man cowd will" to discuss th,rulsof thehbr in &ndowudswlqmu.L the are currently flwt :• to - wwpr stalled because of a dutramed smog some downtown merchants over the scope of the project Some merchants, particularly a number of those on Magnolia Avenue, are _____ Ihe Y CQtm .iauuU ject4ng to plans calling for the dosing of two blocks of d&# S PWM@d to an k&d illownmad and seeking Mawha Ave. to convert it into a pedestrim gnal Mvur,arçJuwearscsivedIrem theGsAto th.cMy - a library, payment ___ SIC - ....................•. $aal.rd Kusait A~w .. .141 ....... ii.it Walt aswu&i &st lii iii te aaaui YT a___ not ._ nsemestedbyKIrst the city a payment of $16,480 would be promngthe downtwnr1saiusation jthelanford aeeey rovals1therrIdiur. Bialnesa Association which has endorsed th. project ad other u.jo with the city noted that the do 4own property ng who are oppg Q puje In q -- A disir intention dy 'thi GM's.M w ' City Officials have also said they would be amenabl, to a m uch longer term lease if the county plans to make extensive improvements and expansion. by eM esr essasta4er Capt. Carl inach PluIIIpsaimt.erCIara 1S.ss$sr. The amlilar hattie. located Qty 1atvM Ar by veltusn ' of Part am scheduled to med at city hall at a &.vL,Dec. C IUS meeting Is being sponsored by the Greater Sufwd Cb=W 01 11g. *v L l4al have o said they would be recepltt'e to Commerce. and civicandfraternalorgailsatims s,toeamyiwnedlmaajac.nt .the Sanfordtiwmerchants at proposition to .epthebran its current Wcation. p. $ - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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I .aver fulls' blaiiied the deletion of itcii I,, o ll the architectural firimi. Gutmann,I)r:i.ish ssociates :rchitects Pl;uiucr. Inc of Sanford. Liver said ht' did not knott the 10-12 itcimis ere missing froiii the hiddinn package prepared b) the architects and "did not agree" with deleting them under any cirt'iimnstauces, but it happened anyo.ay.'' Itobort Feather, chairman of the board, asked tliv the architects failed to include all ittimis. Layer responded firm spokesmen said 'litt'' didn ' t have time to drao. specifications for interior iork." (utiiianii said he sai tio reason fur the tonfusion since the firmiis t.outratt %%ith the school board did not include furnishings and t'qutpmmient 'We broke all kinds of records to get the idaus done" (utiimaiw said. The plans ver cuuiipletctl iii seven months u'ather than a )e;lc ( •utiiiamui stated isas tLswtl for an $11 million project • & Just huts niucli it ill actually rust 1(1 build and finish the new !.ake Mary high School • : s I 4 - • . '• . . • • . -• •L ':•. •, - ' 1• :• •&- TI ¼. •• • I . -1 - PANTRY PRIDE • -;-)• - • 5111 'j•' 1• • •. . .• • • •• •.iI • - SLICED MUENSTER PKG. ,:Romano& PARMESAN & ROMANO ratecl Cheese GRATED CHEESE G Chow Whiz u ru aiim SLICED MOZZARELLA KRAFT ergo CHEESE £ 100ZSRICK $1.69 SINGLES $169 B AM IN This dramatic photograph of Sanford Police BANK ROBBER SUSPECII NABBED CHEESE $ 49 l5oz Cup U • CHEISIS GOOD THRU WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 10. 1570. JR. 401 WW7. I 01$ iGS 'NEAL DIP Cup Photographer Torn Vincent within minutes alter the holdup today at Atlantic National Bank of Seminole. In the raised hand of the suspect is a paper bag believed to hold the loot By GEOFFREY POUNDS been burned at the Sanford Buzz Barrow, F P1. cmi. HeraldStalf Writer plant and Burns said the bur- virorunental affairs official. Co. ning will be strictly a According to Barrow, If the Florida Power and Light thing". experiment with coil at the officials have selected the Company officials In Miami Sanford plant is successful, it Sanford generating plant as the have widespread test site for an experimental said the testing of coil will be could said. Burrow mild If the Sanford experiment proves successful and coil tisagt' bt'roiuies widespread it is likely done for about four months. But significance to the utility in- would soon be, mixed in refiner), — U.S. trip mentioned the volatile :.. . ! ,• • ••• '••• —. •.• .. .. -* •. - *.- — ,-•--- -. -. — — —•* . - -.MZ -__s.-1'-- 4---.----- - — —— — ____ — ditional work to fit- dont, if all t mi in oil-fit-ct! lilamits." Ikirross 101 All itttpt.iliit cost. La v er said it nas I lugh ( ' ,It Itoit, 1111 ci ii anxilhim servo is fit' the ',il,id tush itt. 'i iii gave t%%o reasons %%Ity case mirk i t 1ixd uquipiriemit stithi I I ahks, Ii' l,riiu1t tilt 10 t 1111t litills ti ,- iltetit utiui Iii l mtermts iiit'ltrili certaiii ty1i. it - arhi'miI F, tast'iom'k_ stitli as a built-itt httrkiit t otioll-I in t ill' Ii hrary, I asen saul. As it 'tanitis today, t'ustnut'tioii cii - ,? It the list' hill we at $11 2. intillini $1 mitilliji ii tote liv Itii'riishiiig the sihittI '(fl),IithI) tutu e siould have to pily as iiiut'Ii as $8 billion to complete the eonvOIMIItS Cam-I ( ;iutivuamiiu, saill tdav those Itir [inn needed timiu' to cuitrtliiuttt' ii ith the ('lillitlim itut iv mono V ii ig Ii sub-tom it matting s iich is it rh s July to Aug. 15. Allan Kt't'th, vice chuainmian of the board, proposed the school rebid th e high school. layer said lie wüutd%'tave tt total tlst of nilssett items fl omit the architects hi the luSt board nmit'utirui out Oct. 10 arid thin a ducusnuum about miieetint Wt'tluis ila A spokusimuan for hit' irchiuttit u.tI furni , rehidilirug citulil bt flutiu,n:ul ltvlll, could 1w $300000 to $1110,19IX. At the nv hurl ilwlq l l l g s(ieiice libtirattir %Villia,mi l'moll, board iiitrmibt'r, qurstuonid the excuse and aski'I titus muchItitic did the I irni have. I si' 'i' rcphtd hut' umchtitti ts stttrki'tl on disni iiig up tilt- final plan from The board is expected to get a report on bow much that athIttlonitI Wo;k will cost ait Its twt costs for. tlit- dclotud of the fuel, he said, could I the original sput'itit'atiuus havinj~ to inake e\cvssive plant v as ticlet t'tl. t'Iioo staff about the st,cuifu dud and the district ii oul d for sesset and is att'r hookup, p1w. whuates ii it sill take to nvs fur tIn lOtut 1! thin'; tuft olit Of The ('lurmiPamlY believes toil i'oultl be its salvation, it fuel that could be itself without And today, at a mass for church dogimia in the lace of the 'the milevi he himself had priests and seminarians at the changing moral chinale of the decided oil,is ill accord with tile Executive Manager Jack Stella Taylor. Youthful by GAO sponsored by McDonald's. On Wednesday at 6:10 p.m. in By JANE CASSELBERRY Homer told the Golden Age standards (she's still In her 40s) Herald Staff Writer One of the highlights of this the Civic Center, the Over 50 The prospect of the crew from Olympics executive committee she swam the Nile River, year's Golden Age Olympic Club will sponsor it Jubilee the "Real People" TV show to Wednesday," and it looks like the English Channel twice and week will be Friday night Dinner Dance with musk by the film events, an honorary they'll be here — thanks to Art set a world's record last year in during the halftime of the Sanford Serenaders. The club celebrity hostess who will open Grindle! Grindle was featured swimming from Bimini to Seminole-Lyman football game will also sponsor the dance the week by swimming Lake on "Real People" last season as Florida a distance of 160 miles at the Seminole High School contest that day front 2-4:30 Stadiwn. The SIIS Band will p.m. Tickets are available now Monroe and a uni-sex beauty one of the country's outstanding in 51 hours, TV car salesmen and he concontest Homer said that Stella has feature an Olympic theme and for the dinner. The third special event will be These are just three of the tacted representatives of the agreed to swim Lake Monroe the 55-yard dash event of the from the Volustai'slde to the GAO will be run and medals a Jubilee Variety and Talent highlights which promise to show about the Olympics. The NBC show seen locally on Sanford Marina, a distance of a presented to the winners, Show, 'fltursday, at 7:30 p.m. at make the fifth annual Golden Age Olympics to be held Nov. 5- Channel 2 on Wednesday nights 3-miles 100 yards. The rest of the track and field the Civic Center under sponfeatures ordinary people doing 10 unlue q. A check was presented to events, which are sponsored by sorship of the Greater Sanford ."We have had two phone calls the most extraordinary things. GAO chairman Jim Jernigan the Sanford Kiwanis Club, will Chamber of Commerce. C ha in be r Executive This year's honorary hostess by Dan Moss, manager of the take place Saturday beginning from 'Heal People', Greater Secretary Virginia Longwell Sanford Chamber of Commerce will be marathon SWÜIUnCfZayre Department Store in at 9 a.m. at the stadiwn, reports 60 entries for the GAO Sanford, for $500 from Zayre to In addition to the competitive have already been received cover the expenses of bringing to be held during the ?,ls. Taylor to Sanford for theevents daytime hours, this year mostly from out of town, in. eluding one from a 77-year-old week. Jubilee events will be presented swimmer in the Virgin Islands. an~ Miss Florida will also be at night to entertain and occupy insurance coverage will Ars.d Tb Click ..........4-A Horoscope .................2B present for the opening cer- the participants, again be available to all par&Idge .................... 21 HospItal ................... 3* mony to be held at 9:15 a.m. On Monday, Nov. 5, a Uni-Sex ticipants to cover them while C41111111102 ....................21 ObItuaries .................. 2* Monday, Nov. 5 at the Sanford Jubilee Beauty Contest will be they are competing. O'isi.s'd .................21 OURSELVES . 11 Civic Cen(.The Wing ofthe held at 7p.m. at the Sanford Anew addition to the aquatic E$sr1al ..................4A Sports ................... ITA OlympIc torch Will be by last Civic Center under the spon. sports, sponsored by the Dear Abby ........,...• 31 TelevisIon ................. 4I year's champions. Miss sorship of the Stepping Stones. Dr. Lamb....,...,..,...., 21 Weather ...................3* Florida's appearance will be Admission is free. See OLYMPICS, Page 3* C 49 nuiade. Ki'cthi preacJ ki%vr smilig -Wc%%tre I)Ilt III ;I im.'Itlo'l oliti't' iii' did iutt kniuss is hit put nip fir lit!. I Rise H,,ghes t hi Alm s t 5 Years ic e o WASI II N( ;TON UI'! Wholesale prices rose LI percent (Iuvuuug Selttt'Inber, the highest iuwnuttilv ilicmease ill nearly live years, indicating steel) inflation, ahead for cumusutmiers, the Isibor l)epam'tmiut.nut reported today. I ligher petroleum prices also products. lulistleul up other industrial The overall illolithlY uucu t . bites, particularly in products (if 1.4 j)eicemut in iihulc ;,tle that are derived from pe- prices of ''fimiisli&d good:' tm'ole'umvi such as symithictic fibers those ready for. conisUrultr and paint materials. ammiounts to all 18.5 pcucuut :\fk'i ikulining iii April, May increase an a UUIIII u:ti,J and June, svhiolt'sale prices of annual basis tni Iligher putroluum prices o-onstinier foo&s rose 1.8 per- It %%-its the highest uwntlil% 01 PICS - -- -• — - — - * -' • - Today ........... • Evening Ilerald . FRINCH ONION Soz by Nati ' oonal TV Show May Film Golden Age ...• ..__ b4. DEANS • bank robber was taken reiterated the historic OPPOSI Civic Center, he issued a 20th century. prophetic tradition," he said. ss'ert' the biggest cause of the cenut, the same steep inerease Increase since a 2 l'r'uut tion of the Roman Catholic increase, officials suuitl Rising that occurred at the beginning in November 1911. Before flying to the nation's vigorous papal defense of the John Paul met head-on the church to women priests, heartland on the midpoint of his requirement for priestly celibafood prices iierr f ile second of this year. The overall Wholesale Frito "It should help us, too, to declaring it is not a question of ambitious seven-day, six-city cy and said God himself had problem of the ordination of understand that the church's largest cause. Amials'sts said sharp Septenmi - Index stout! at0. I in Seprmi human rights but of God's will, journey for peace, the pope decreed only men should be women, 'Die price service stations biu ilucreases in wholesale beef te'r, mnhs which uiieavis that is hat a subject that has traditional decision to call niemi caused heated debate an Continuing his efforts to heal Wednesday warned more than I chosen for the priesthood, to the priesthood, and not to call for gasoline soared 6.2 percent, and veal, following fourmmiomuths cost $100 in 1967 now costs to off protests in cities om( i the rift in the church in million worshippers against reaching a level 52,5 iii percent decline, contributed to the $22040. women, Is not a statenient America that has seen fewer "laxity regarding the Christian woi'seiiinig food picture. There Liberal theologians both the papal tour. An increase in siholesale about hiunmian rights, nor an above it year ago. priests ordained and mass view of sexuality" and the inside and outside the church hioinie he;utiumg oil soared 7.9 also were Increases for pork, prices is traditionally passed "The fact that there is a exclusion of wonien fromii attendance drop sharply, John "moral anarchy" of extra- have criticized the Vatican for personal individual call to the holiness and iiuissiun in the percent during the uiomuth amid willed rice, roasted coffee, along to cuuiswiicrs in the fornii was up 72,8 from a year earlier. processed poultry and bakery of increased retail prices. Paul for the first time on his marital relations, falling to reform traditional priesthood givenby the Lord to church. S S CREAM CHEESE 8oz C PKG. RICOTTA 4O U nFF PACKAGE OF COUNTY LINE — •• from the robbery . 'iltis is the second hank robber in Sanlords history. it oteurreti at silsilipel %%,,Is alpabout '12:29 Ii.ill. .111(l III(- ' prelmetiiit'il at Second Street and I )a k Avenue behind ( tiase and (o. Police 11,141 not determilled his udent it h I p.111 . toda but were quest ion iti him at Iiradq nail ,'i's Officer Jack I)avis holding at bay a suspected Pope John Paul 11 today issue of women priests. PANTRY PRIDE ON ANY Of WIN MN .• • PHILADELPHIA (UP!) U , WElL • Pope Declares No Women Priests a AMERICAN AXELROD SHARP CHEDDAR ' r '' IADD I PANTRY PRIDE SLICED 16oz PKG. 1#1 s..... • - - OLLAIN SLICED lu;~Nw - plants. Large-scale production Modifications. In auldutituui to the Sanford ultimately reduce the price of ex perilli elit, the I )thaitumucnt of Eller has amlnuouiru(ud a energy. ((lii will be the plant when coil is used are nicknamed "coil", is expected "This could be a very viable President Carteii s tilt. rg s (iumi(IIIct('(l at a utility pluiiit i" expected to exceed those to be tested here sometime next when solution. It is something the plan calls for the reduction hr New England. Ibis eve,, FPI. year, but Scott Burns, Sanford straight fuel oil is used, but Department of Energy asked us 50 percent in the amount (of FPL manager, said he has not FPL spokesmen say they feel to experiment with. The San- used by utilities by 1980. uull clainius the Sanford expeiimiwni( 'hit' will lx' "the largest of its kind been told when the experiment the problem can be overcome, ford experiment will be it conversion to coal fronmu oil CVC1' uittelill)ted" will begin. "We know it can be done pioneer project. There have could be done it imicans to Although no timetable for the Burns said the Sanford plant without exceeding the ambient been successful tests with the nmieet that goal,as1)111 such t011- experiment has been set thus was likely chosen due to its air conditions. We are doing coal-oil mixture in coal-fired version would be difficult amid far Barrow suiiii Feb. 1 would access to coal from nearby some modeling right now to see plants, but this will be the first expensive, according to energy be the railroad lines. Coal has never , what the impact will be," said time the mixture has been tried officials. Fh'l, estimates it dak'. earliest possible starting 6oz PKG, 89 100<4 4~11P~10~ 2v~ va ' - " . reduce the company's before they can begin, they dustry. He said plants which dependence on high-priced fuel must be given approval by the have been burning 100 percent Department of Environmental fuel oil could cut that con oil. Regulation. The emissions from swnption in half. The experimental fuel, PANTRY PRIDE 7 0 4'WN V! KRAFT CRACKER BARREL • * coal-oil mixture designed to — 6oz PKG. • Coil' Test At , ford Plant ? 'San LK HEESE - * • 969 \ SWISS •. -. ' - 8oz CAN 0 . ' - -- ______________ PANTRY PRIDE $1 15 . . • remained anI)o(Iys guess today, hi:t it iIl exceed the $11.249,000 base bid rrut'ntl - at cepted hs the school board. The Specu l ation over actual to ta l sts tot' the project alose Wediiesday at the diool board meeting hen Supt. William I vr m1ormmntI the board there were 10 to 12 itinu, not liirluded the original cifin wilt lot spt' Ill on which the $11.2 million hid was issud, I Iowtvei, I as or said todas thci e is no t a to deteimmiino jtLSt hots lunch ImIOT r ill ho tacked umitotlie base tundi in tuiri hid tititil tlio school adrmiimiist rill. loll coiitt'i mth thc architect and contractor. There also is it 1ntssibiltts hit' entire contract nias have to he rebid to imicluilt' thi' iteimis left oft the oiiiuial s;n'iihcations package, but the siijit iiitt.'ridemit •ti1 that v, unlikely. lie said theme is it struiigum jxsibi1ity 11w school district will I' abli to tack onto the base biddem s tout ia't thti ad .. Marathon swimmer Stella Taylor will tackle Lake Monroe ,.•__ ' ,*.. -.•I - b:ul:•_ 4D" - Iz.•,_ -u._____ -•- •-..:-.;... e — :'. -,, -. - -.------ ,' q'I; i-,, �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Oct. 4, 17f Man Arrested In I A II - --IN-BRIEFSauai Warning: Worst Oil BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (UP!) — Saudi Arabia, the world's largest oil exporter, warned the West the worst is yet to come in the energy crisis unless alternate fuel . : - sources are developed and conservation is increased. ,,I The message came from Sheikh Mohamed Abalkhall, finance minister of Saudi Arabia, at the joint boardof 1 '. governors of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank meeting Wednesday. "The long-term solution for the energy problemt be based Ion and more realistic pricing policies ..* in certain industrial countries, together with the development of other sources of energy," Abalkhail told the board. "If this fact Is not fully appreciated, future difficulties will be even more pronounced than anything we have seen to date," he said In a broad hint of highe r fut ure oil prices, Rev. Jackson Hospitalized 11 BEIRUT, Lebanon (UP!) — The Rev. Jesse Jackson, hospitalized for an Intestinal upset, was well enough to be released today but he may not feel up to a fo rmal meet ing with P1.0 leader Yasser Arafat, doctors said. The black civil rights leader was taken to American University Hospital Wednesday evening with what was diagnosed as gastroenteritis, grounding his self-styled Middle East shuttle and bringing Arafat himself to his bedside His doct ors said today he had recovered enough to released from the hospital but that "while he Is stable medically, It Is unknown whether he will feel fit for a meeting with the Palestine Liberation Organization leader. Nationals Get The Message Butler was arrested at 12:23 p.m. near the Faust Drug Store, 407 East 1st St. Initial bond was set, a $10,500 bond. Butler was still in Seminole County Jail Thursday morning. Actrts on Repo *—Flres---------* Courts * Beat Police ___________________________________________________ CIVIL SUITS The following civil suit has been filed with the office of Seminole County civil court clerk Arthur Beckwith seeking damages In Spaz ian o May Have Retrial On Murder 0 • TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — The Spazlano was convicted by a Spaziano be sentenced to life in Florida Supreme Court has jury. prison. taken under advisement the "(The evidence) is beyond a '. close quesquestion of whether the state reasonable doubt (and) I , o,n Schwarz final can put to death a murderer If believe that's the standard," noting if c a se his Seminole County conviction said the lawyer, arguing his sent back for 0 Is based solely on dr. first case before the high court. Jury could alter Its recommen cumstantlal evidence. I)efense Attorney Jerry e daltOn of mercy and suggest the war' meanwhile ridiculed th The question arose Wednespenalty Instead. day in front of the Florida evidence used to convict death "I'm not sure how you're slaying a young i I H k L Supreme Court as defense Ori.ando0 your Cuthi. Wifl iie woman whose mutilatattorneys urged the justices to ed already has a life recommendabody was fo und in a lion," overturn the murder conviction Justice Alan Sundberg and order a new trial for former SeminoleCounty trash pit Schwarz also cited mistakes Said. Outlaw motorcycle gang But Schwarz said his death by trial Judge Robert McGremember Joseph Spaziano. gor in making his argument for row client "would welcome any Assistant Attorney General a new trial and sentence. He change In the status quo" and David Gauldin acknowledged said the judge erred in telling even the chance for a new the case was purely circum- deadlocked jurors It was "their sentence was better than stantial, but answered em duty" to arrive at a verdict, nothing. A decision on the phatically that the death then erred again in Ignoring matter is expected within a few penalty was justified because their recommendation that Weeks. .. '. Although the party retained Its four seats In four special parliamentary elections Wednesday, the margin of vietory was chopped by more than half compared with the ~ 1977 general elections. Voters also stayed away in droves to register disapproval of Prime Minister Pieter W. Botha's attempts to L'." give the nation's majority blacks a better deal in ployment and housing. CfTh Price Of Gold Falls 04 ByUnitedPresilnternatlonal The price of gold fell below $400 in London and Zurich today amid rumors of profit-taking and a Sa udi Arabian warning about the "instability in exchange markets." The doflsr opened marginally weaker In Europe as dealers even ed up their positions and stayed out of the market until further indications from Washington about the future course of U.S. monetary policy, bankers said, Gold rallied at the opening in London, hitting $403 an ounce, then dipped to $394.50 at the official morning fixing, It opened at $402 compared to $397.50 at Wednesday's close, !10 P. 6.1 .. Oil Spill Relief Delayed MEXICO CITY (UP!) — Mexican workers trying to halt the flow of oil from the world's worst oil spill have encountered rough seas and had weather, forcing post' ponement of the relief maneuver. The r unaway Ixtoc I well has poured more than 2.3 million barrels of crude into the Gulf of Mexico since its blowout four months ago. Oil workers Wednesday tried to finish drilling on a relief well, just 1,460 feet from the 0 I,. mouth of Ixtoc 1, but adverse conditions slalled the effort. The relief well, one of two built by PEMEX after the blowout as the best solution to stopping the flow, had been scheduled to touch the Ixtoc well mouth Wednesday. Mexico's oil agency could not estimate when the well would be capped. p Ft ,a * Eight Men Executed In Iran rt U O AM Iran ,TflT—A reo.u•ionar IW5 SMiW1 today executed eight men found guilty of sabotage and rebellion in the et hnic Arab province of Khuzestan and m,4•I l4uijii.. - uMI,,Iu, aunched a manhunt unknown saboteurs W0 mu a n, a e451,b, peopl e. i..uiu WEATHER P a.m. readings: tern- a.m., 8:13 p.m.; low 1:23 a.m., rrature, 75; overnight low, 0; 2:66 p.m. eiterday'i high, 00; Bayporl: high, 1:31 LBS., 2 barometric pressure, 30.05; p.m.; low, 7:18 a.m., 8:23 p.m. relative humidity, 8$ percent; EXTENDED FORECAST winds, NW all mph. 11jA epl ne4Jwest — Forecast: Fair today aimostyfsirwfthaf becoming mostly cloudy with a widely scattered showers. 5 chance of thundershowers Highs .'i tI WI' .4, 4agbs and Friday. Not so low Us extreme J . 4t i .... I,. , .i ' i ,'. . "..'.. V .• . O'Hair Appeals Pope Ruling . . . '; •t .... H, - ." ~ I T H FM4-ITS 11 ,.,t , , ) I B GC) iiri I . _,L.4~,.' 1,s:11,-`o4 1. ':. : Ir FOR THANKS - SeminoleSheriff John E. Polk, who is also PresIdent -. of the Florida Sheriff's Association. presented an honorary plaque recently to Mr. and Mrs. Kurt B. R ogers of on,00 or their support of the Florida Sheriff's Youth Fund. The Rogers donated ap. proximately $7,000 worth of merchandise to the Youth Fund, which supports three separate Florida Boys, Florida Girls and Florida Youth Ranches throughout the state. DONATIONS ORLANDO, Fla. (UP!) — A months to 10 years In state 1978. At that time, Seminole federal parole board has agreed prison. Circuit Judge Voile Williams to let Harlan Blackburn, conRichard Rhodes, one of two set bond at 2,000 and stipulated victed of an attempted contract Orlando attorneys working on that Blackburn must report murder In 1974, return to his his new trial, Tuesday said monthly to parole offlcers,stay suburban home within 1% Blackburn Is being processed away from convicted felons and months. for parole at Ashland Federal remain at home. Blackburn Is now serving Penitentiary in Kentucky. His The new trial order Is under time on a federal parole client appeared before a parole appeal by the Seminole County violation charge stemming $si tO days ago. data ornsy'a office. from a 1977 convi ct ion for "They Indicated they would Judge Williams approved the marijuana possession. He was give a parole but they haven't motion for a new trial based on convicted five years ago for set a date we know about yet," an affidavit from convicted ordering the murder of a confirmed Carl Foot, prison cocaine peddler Louis "Blackgambling associate and has Information officer. le" Lierandi. Uerandi told a since won a new trial In that Blackburn was granted his Dade County detective and a case. He was sentenced to six request for a new trial June x, statewide grand jury that Pico Lopez ordered him to kill Clyde ... VV E f ik OF VOLU SIA COU NTY U A C' A • . n,'t • LIFt t as u'icvv . NAME ~ NATIONAL BANK 1h(tI IIITY (1I V tIttI I ICIA COUN TYU MEMBER-ELLIS BANKING CORPORATION WITH 1. 1. I 11 ASSETS OVER ONE BILLION DOLLARS . NEW BANKING HOURS TO SERVE YOU BETTER: I • . LOBBY: Monday thru Thurs Friday 4 1 • S.M.-2 P.M. Lm,.2 p m rfl -v p.m. , DRIVE-IN: Monday thru Thursday Friday ., F WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA, ioCatedat30OW. lot Str..f,S.Werd, REZONING LOTS It 2. and S ROBERT L. G ROVE Flor ida, With Branches IocitodiI BLOCK 1$, NORTH ORLANDO, 30 Oi'lindo Drive and 1230 Staff RECORDED- IN FLAT BOOK AS • $trset,hnford,FIorlda, 12, and lOIO PAGE1I PUILICREO BARBARA (PRICE) (HOLZER) $titi Road 434, Lon9WOOd, Florida, SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA $a.m.-4p,m. $ a.m.4 p.m. f MEMBER OF F.D.I.C. ISO HWY, 17,92 DeBARY . ' I. . ,L - - ' . . a. ' y y b The kitord Herald, PvbftshedDaily and Swadsy, excopt Ialorda inc.,SIIN Prenclu4v..laRl$4tFla 2371$ second Class Pes*age Paid at $lert Florida IV?; this Court on $•p$efnber 3$, $070. (SEAL) Arthur H. Bickwim,jr. As Clerk of the Court By Cynthia Proctor Home Delivery: week N cents; Month, 53.N;4 MeaNs, $23.0; Year, As Deputy Click $43.00. By Mail: Week $1.0; Month. $4.25. 4 Months, $14.911i Year, Publish Oct. 4 11, II, a, 1070 $47.0. _____________________________ DEOfl pilcatlon we an file in Office(attheaboveaddre.$)aspmrt of the public f ile maintained by the Corporation. This file is available for public inspection during regular business hours. Publish Sept. 21 DEN- IV 1Oct. 4, in, DATED this . _____________ lit date of October, • • .. -, I.. I 11 . / — City of Winter Springs FIOIida By Mary T. City Clerk Publish: Oct. 4, 1t7 Norton - E~~~ . -. 13E0.23 • - --- - — - - - --- - - .• .. •. KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (UP!) Opponents of the Tellico Dam plan to camp at the former center of the Cherokee Indian Nation to demonstrate a solid front against the controversial TVA project, recently given the green light after being stalled by a tiny fish. Organizers said Tellico opponents from across the nation will attend the Oct. 19-21 meet at Chota. The former capital of the Cherokee Nation, located on the banks of the Little Tennessee River, will be flooded when the gates are closed on the dam near Lenoir City. Organizers said environmentalists will be joined by wildlife enthusiasts and Cherokee Indiana and at least two celebrities, Marion Brando and Johnny Cash, have been asked to take part. Waste Disposal Site Closed OLYMPIA, Wash. (UP!)— Gov. Dixie Lee Ray ordered the low-level nuclear waste disposal site at Hanford to close down today because Improperly packaged waste material was discovered In trucks bound for the plant. In taking the emergency action Wednesday night, the governor said, "I sin ordering the site closed until I can get a guarantee from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission that they will enforce proper packaging. I will not tolerate sloppy procedure." The Washington State Patrol troopers late Wednesday routinely stopped three trucks bound for the site. One contained liquid material prohibited from disposal at the plant, another carried improperly packaged low-level waste and the other was overloaded, the state patrol report said. AREA DEATH .,ja.e ,, - Max LaZenby, Sanford city engineer and utility director, said Wednesday a Sanford woman would not have to "push" to get an alley hole - FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. UN) — For 23 of her 40 years, state mental hospitals were the only homes Gloria Bohannan knew, although she was sane md has above-normal intel- •'' tigence. ,---*--, i repaired that stopped a car at -. 11 a.m. Tuesday morning. Mrs. Thelma Rouse, 60, 210 Lakeview Drive, was upset when her visiting friend, Bobby Donley, got his car stuck in an alley hole, about three feet wide ,,.. and three feet deep, beside her home. Mrs. Rouse said "I'm '• going to push it till they (the city) get something done here." Donley tried to get his car out of the hole, caused apparently From a sewer pipe breaking, but had to wait, a half-hour for a city wrecker to pull him out. Mrs. Rouse said the block long alley is heavily used and is an entrance to a set of apartment garages. She also mentioned a garbage truck went down the alley at 7 am. Tuesday and she was surprised the truck did not drop into the hole. LaZenby, who late Wed- _.., :L • 41It j,,, •, . 4 1. . - 1 Bohannan suffered permanent cases. In the meantime, he said Miss Physical damage as a result of 11 4 ,,, - I . .." (Continued From Page lit) I, American Red Cross will be synchronized swimming to be held Thursday at 1:30 p.m. at the Sanford Holiday Inn pool: Jernigan nas promised umeacoers wowu be sc up mor spectators. In addition to the more strenuous events such as swint -;ing, tennis, basketball, track and field, shuffleboard, bowling, bicycle racing, golf, canoeing and sailing: there are N quieter events such as billiards, j i. 1 her confinement, including Loss Bohannan — who has lived in a of bladder control and the nursing home since her release nt South Florida State ability she had as a teenager to from, walk with the aid of crutches Hospital in 1978 — is "destitute" and barely able to and leg braces. Miss Bohannan was born with eke out an existence on'Social spinal bifeda, which caused her Security benefits. head to enlarge and prevented her legs from developing normally. I She was placed in the Florida State Hospital in 1955 after I STATE being wrongfully declared psychotic so she could be cared ARRIVE AUV-E • Mrs. Rouse looks over the alley hole. F_ W C.54 IW - I 19, 4-H SAVINGS INTEREST REACHES NEW HIGH AT.... 1 1 / 1• * ,~, ) BEAT THE JIGOBLINS!! FLAGSH I P REG. $305.00 BROWN VINYL QUEEN SIZE Regular savings $468 SLEEPER PER ANNUM Oi PAYABLE S 1/ I tO QUARTERLY BY BERKLINE 4-year Mini-Money Certificate FLOOR SAMPLE — BLUE, RUST, GREEN AND RE 0. $590.S GOLD TRADITIONAL SOFA BY BROYHILL ) FLOOR SAMPLE 6-month Money Market Certificate WHITE WITH FRUITWOOD TOP' DOUBLE PEDESTAL Rate changes weekly $10,000 minimum DESK USED AVOCADO GREEN SIDE BY SIDE NO FROST HOTPOINT REG. $20000 4 PC, EARLY AMERICAN OAK $ REG. $140.53 ADMISSIONS: Oct. 3 Sanford: W-TRIPLE DRESSER AND MIRROR YELLOW, BROWN, BLUE AND BEIGE PRINT OVERSTUFFED CONTEMPORARY SEAT BY TRENDLINE WITH LOOSE CUSHIONS, SEAT 1. BACK 228 $ ONE ONLY 100 REFRIGERATOR BY HOTPOINT REQ. $00.53 78 $ $348 REQ. $43.00 PRE-OWNED 14 CU. FT. WHITE — RE 0. $535.3 - - R EQ. $200.03 ROCKER Don C. Davey Leroy Hickson $448 BEDROOM STE. LOVE ANTIQUE PINE WOODEN HOSPITAL 388 $ GOOD CONDITION IN WORKING ORDER SEMINOLE MEMORIAL REG.$5.55 R EG. $750.55 SAMPLE SERVER CONDITION NIlE STAND, FULL SIZE H.B AND FULL SIZE 4-4 ROYALE POST. PED. COMBINATION ANTIQUE MAPLE FINISH EARLY AMERICAN DRY SINK NOTES $93 BY HOTPOINT REFRIGERATOR 188 WALL RECLINER HOSPITAL RANGE 398 $ BY ATHENS GOLD HERCULON VELVET DOUBLE LA-Z- BOY FLOOR REG. $225.55 USED 20" APARTMENT SIZE WHITE GOOD Sanford. REQ. $59 BENTWOOD ROCKER TWO BROWN FLOWERS SEAT 1 BACK RE0.$320.05 IN BROWN LACQUER FINISH W.SOLID BROWN SIDE OCCASIONAL Bertha B. Jones Inca S. Knowles Hallie L. McCoy Freda G. Simpson MRS. PHYLLIS SLUSHER des, Princeton, W. Va.; 5 Veronica T. Vincen t Mrs. Phyllis (Medina) grandchildren, one great Frances McDonald, DeLend Harry E. Bower, Deltona Slusher, 72, of Rte 2, Oviedo, grandson; two sisters; one Edith G. Caldwell, Deitona died Wednesday at a Sanford brother and a stepfather all Elai ne B. Nichols, Deltona nursing home. Born in Mexico, living In Detroit, Mich. Kathryn M. Toffolonl, Dolton* Ruby M. Linden, U. Mary she had been a resident of Gramkow.Galnes Funeral Geraldine Hitsman, Longwood Florida since 1961, moving here, Home. Longwood, is In charge Eve Marie Genie, New Smy. Bch. from Chicago. She had her of amangeents, Ella J. Dlckin, Orange City Alfred McDonald, Orange City borne with her son-In-law and DISCHARGES daughter Mr. and Mrs. Ned Sanford: Funeral Notice ___ Voska of Orledo. She was a Abe Brown Wesley Brown member of the Ccn'ununity Daniel Gatlin United Methodist Church, 1LU5HIR, MRS. PHYLLIS Janita M. Harper MEDINA— Funeral services for Casielberry, the United Mrs . Nicole Jones Medina Slusher, 73, Gladys Ross Methodist Women, Martha of ate. 2, Oviedo, who died Elizabeth lurch, Casselberry Circle, Lu Carlson Sunday Wednesday in Sanford will be Friday a12:30 Lloyd W. Hewitt, DeBary at Gramkow. School Class and Golden Yws Gaines chapel p.m. Russell J. Curl, Deltona with Rev. Arthur Frances A. Kosiniki, Deltona Fellowship. Padgett officiating. Burial in Carey E. Reeves, Orange City She Is survived by a Woodlawn Memorial Cemetery, Michael Sotak, Orange City Bluewell, W. Va. Gramkow. daughter, Mrs. Thelzr.a Voska, Gaines Jimmie Lee Roll, Oviedo Funeral Home, Oviedo ion, Rev. John Men- Longwood, In charge. Wanda 0. Gleting, Winter Pk. ..._ .................. a' a' -- - SALE01 LEADER ( $1,000 Rate changes monthly minimum ~41111111111111F e iii~i!~R;J<JFL PRE-H ALLOWEEN 7X~'X—_ BE A do 10 ! ~~~~~~ll~~~~~1111,~ — FURNISHING SOUTHERN HOMES SINCE 1888 . .. _a dominoes, croquet, bridge, open to all persons 55 years of age or older and entry forms• are available by co nta ct ing the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce at 322-2212 or P.O. Drawer CC, Sanford, 32771. The event Is co-sponsored by the city of Sanf ord and Individual events are sponso red by local civic clubs and organizations. Entry fees are $1 for golf or tennis, 50 cents plus lane fee for bowling, and 50 cents each for all ot her events. There is a maximum charge of $3 for track and field and swimming for all the events. Gold medals are awarded to first place w inners in each event; sliver medals to second place winners and bronze to third. Funds for the purchase of medals are raised through the sale of dollar tickets for McDonald's Day which will be held this year on Saturday, Oct. 6 at the McDonald's Restaurant on U.S. Highway 17-92 in the old mental health law." During her institutionaliza- nald Eaton, Richard Parks. tion, the suit said, Miss Vaughn, James Diodato, Bohannan had to endure the Arnold Rudominer and Lee "constant screaming and tur- Cozan and former clinical moil of other patients, being director Jack Utley. ' straitjacketed and seeing the No hearing date has been set, death of a mental patient who but Hmielewski said the suit was literally boiled in a whirlnot be heard for 1 to two . pool bath by some attendants." may ears bcause of a backlog of y The suit also claims Miss - ,, Rouse, said he knew of the incident and the hole will be fixed this week with no cost "of course" to Mrs. Rouse. The Golden Age Olympics is this patient was probably improperly committed under million from the group in Florida State Hospital Supermcompensatory damages. tendents Arnold Elchert, Regi- nesday had not heard from Mrs. checkers, horseshoes, cribbage and a hobby show. One offbeat event Is the annual pancake race on Saturday at the stadium. Florida State Hospital are named in the suit, which was filed Tuesday in U.S. District Court. The suit seeks $5 million in Named as defendants in the suit are former Florida State punitive damages from each of Hospital Superintendent W I). the 10 defendants and $10 Rogers; Benbow; former South - -inympics for in state facilities, the suit charges. A 1956 letter written by Dr. J.T. Benbow, who was clinical director of the Florida State Hospital at the time, and placed in Miss Bohannan's medical file said: "We have never felt she was psychotic. It's one of those cases that everyone kind of got aggravated with and shoved her off to a state hospital." Timothy Umielewski, Miss Bohannan's lawyer, Wednesday said a 1974 letter written In a $60 million damage suit that claims she was wrongfully confined simply because she suffers from spinal bifedo, a debilitating physical handicap, she alleges she endured endless "atrocities" while institutional ized from 1955 to 1978. Two former directors of the by former South Florida State Florida State Hospital and eight Hospital Superintendent Rufus former officials of the South Vaughn stated: "In retrospect, --- Josephine Barringer Kimberly Burchett WITH BRANCH OFFICES IN ORANGE CITY AND PIERSON •; WASHINGTON (UP!) — President Carter's re-election committee plans to file a complaint with the Federal Elections Commission claiming the various draft. Kennedy groups are part of a coordinated effort that 'already may have exceeded legal funding limits, it was reported today. The Carter-Mondale Committee complaint contends the "principal purpose" of the draft-Kennedy groups Is to beat the president in the coming Florida caucuses and straw ballot convention, The Washington Post, which said It obtained a copy of the document, reported. The complaint most likely will be filed today, committee sources told the newspaper. Those named in the complaint denied any impropriety — as did Kennedy, who was not named. Foes Plan Demonstration - N. —.. Wênisr Springs, Florida, on INTHICIRCUITCOUITQP nI NOTICW OP FILING OF AP. Tuesday, October 19, 1070, at 7:30 p.m. Of H "an tharsatler EIGHTEEN ITH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE COUNTY, POSIT INSURANCE OP BRANCH possible, to consider an Ordinance SANK. RIQUIRIMINT ollows: FLORIDA. TI AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY cm p'o, The F16901P Bank TO PAN AMERICAN BANK vu'. • P1 EASED 9 ANNOUNa Legal Notice Legal Notice ARE Carter Committee Complains , I - . . - been convictedof ordering Lee's killing. Wil liams later ruled that Uerandl'a admission "would Funeral services for former member of the Masonic Lodge have caused a different varSanford Mayor and City 62 of Sanford, the Bahia Shrine di a et" t Blackburn's . Commissioner Arthur Lee (Al) Temple, Orlando, and member Wilson, who died this morning and past president of the at the Lakeview Nursing Sanford Kiwanis Club. Center, will be held Friday at Survivors include his wife, 2:30 p.m. at the First Baptist Mrs. Lem M. Wilson, Sanford; Notice Is hereby given that we are Church, Sanford, with Dr. J. son, J. Fred Wilson, Sanford; aveaqw in business at P.O. Box in, Ted Conato officiating $40 Wlldmys Ave., LonQwOOd, F Is., Wilson, 72, served for almost daughter, Mrs. Arthurene Seminole County, ' Cook, Sa nford; five grandname of METRO years c co 31 len' one great-grandson; MASONRY, and flu? WI Intend to w,u was times nayor o rsgldaruldnamswlthth•Cloitof the city, 1959-64 and In 1966. A two brothers W. J.'Wilarn Jr., the C ircuit Co, $UTIIOII County, resident of 468 Rosalia Drive Fitzgerald, Ga., Charles IL Florida In accor dance with the a; four pro,Aslons T0: Fictitious he retired seven years ago as Wilson New f the Section W-09 s i s t ers, Mrs. Inez ' sh owner, manager and president Flord Statutes 95. Mrs. lna Lou T urn er, o Wilson-MaierFurniture 1g. Donald C. Stevens t t Fort Valley, u., Mrs. 1 ni I $toV ESCO, Albany, Ga. and Mrs. James A. Black ye 0f A's' u.,o,i., G P$yiils Slack Grace Cohn, Homtead, moved ...,,.,,,o,,., from Publish Oct. 4. 11. 11, 2L 1070 5,1 .1 .J U.n..1 IIIMe I. Orlando. 11e a van services will CITY OF ;j u ...a .s. .,, WWII ,, , a mem ber .con conducted , the grav in WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA the First Baptist Church, past Oaklawn Memorial Park. NOTICE OP PUBLIC HIaRING president of the Sanford Gramkow Funeral Home Is In TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; Merchants Association, charge of arrangements. the City Council of the City of Winter Mat mid Legal Notice . . Lee for A W A. ilson Dead WASHINGTON (UP!) — Atheist Madalyn Murray O'HaIr, claiming a federal judge caved In to the Catholic church, moves to an appeals court today to try to stop Pope John Paul II from celebrating mass on the Mall Sunday. Shortly after U.S. District Judge Oliver Gasch dismissed her suit Wednesday aimed at blocking the Interior Department and the National Park Service from permitting the mass, Mrs. O'HaIr announced she would appeal. She charges the mass would violate constitutional guarantee separating church and state and says the government is showing preference to the Roman Catholic religion. 11 1h ill 1111;4j1iiiai ; I PURSUANT TO THE TERMS OFI mostly low to mid Is. Lows Irm qW us extreme 01.tj TO; Barbara Ann (Price) (MIlan) $45 Was? Lake Maty Boulevard, CHAPTER 1M.041 OF THE Grove, residence unknown, last Lake Mary, Florida. tslgkl from near7stomld7gs, t,7Ssue,.nt. The AP- FLORIDA STATUTES knom Ir1cflm and Ola May plicatlon was accepted for Off Wiads becoming southwesterly icial PROVIDING FOR THE AMEND. t3lS Bell Filing With the Federal Depos,lf MINT OF THE OFFICI A L 101.11 loph today and tonight - BOATING FORECAST • Michigan Street, ' nIuap ZONING MAP AND THE prsbshlljty 40 percent 8t.Augus to upiter tember $4. 1!10. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Any person Wishing to comment COMPREHENSIVE PLAN, t..lght aid 40 percent Friday. ontunc — wink ICOUIII( SEVERABILITY, CONFLICTS that an action . dissolution of on th is appllcsllon may tile his or AND £ • FRIDATISTIDES EFFECTIVE Bulk westerly IC W £5 TIVrii9e has been filed against you tier comments In writing I. IJS. q,g, today ..a. .i.w A copy of said Ord inance shall be '._e .s,_. 'ouareru i.osarves copy Regional Director of the Federal available at the office of the City ., ,•., a.m., 8:21 p.m.; In 1:22a.m., lOka.tsFrIday. Seas tto4teet. Of your written 1110000ftlf any, tOlt Deposit insurance Corporation .t Its Clark of the City of WWw Springs, en L.PPLII, ill, Regional Off ice located at 223 Fioridi all r wr Iy. Ovttw l ;.. p.m. petitioner's attorney, ik hoss adaies Peachtree Street, N. C., P15c11t1'II mln Is P.O. lox UN, Sanford, Plerlas Center Harris Tower, Suite 3400, Pert Canaveral; high, 7:0 dersb.wers by Friday. i ,.119111811 persons are Invited 32771,onorbifor.N.v.mberl, $070, Atlanta. GeorgIa, 30303. II any atiW and be turd — and fllothe oripinolwith the clerk of person desires to protest the THI application orate on ran of (USFS I.2N) petitioner's attorney or immediately has a right to do so If he or she flies a general cln.'ulation it Ewn log Ikodsi City, one N vi a default will written notice of his or her Intent '1' time at least fifteen tilt A be entered against you for the rel ief with the Regional Director on or ' ' to . "- time 11W prior IIIIbIIC Th ursday October 1, 1010—Vol. 72. No. 31 demanded In thus petition. before October it, IM. #I, . WINDSOR, Conn. (UP!) — A tornado cut a 4-mile swath near Bradley International Airport Wednesday, turning homes and businesses Into kindling, tossing airplanes about and Injuring more than 400 people. State officials said It was "a miracle" only one person died as winds measuring % mph set down at midafternoon on the Windsor-Windsor Locks border, along the east side of the bustling airport. State Health Commissioner Dr. Douglas Uoyd said 300 people were treated at hospitals and clinics and released. He said another 118 were hospitalized, including 10 in critical condition. Many people were trapped briefly In collapsed buildings. I ( wam Friday. Highs today Is and qWir Us ezh=e soutL OROVE' has filed for Federal Deposit In. NING Respondent-wito. surance for a proposm Branch. The IM mid to uWrUs and FrWey Lews mostly In dw Us nuWq CLASSIFICATIOld OF R-lA to R-3, NOTICE OF ACTION location of the proposed Branch is a . P . 9 IN Iii The Marriage Tornado Injures 400, 1 Dead ' Paro/e Board A rees L et ) - I -. To ' -. _ '°P WASHINGTON (UP!) — Juanita Kreps is resigning as secretary of commerce for personal reasons — the sixth departure from President Carter's original Cabinet. Mrs. Kreps, whose husband attempted suicide several months ago, told the president Wednesday of her decision to leave, a Commerce Department spokesman said, and the president agreed to accept it. "The secretary Is leaving basically for personal family reasons," said a spokesman, "She has been away from her family for almost three years and she feels that at this time she needs to be with them." 1 I U 1 For 23 Years: SuiL Is EiIed_ - The suit contends that the accident "seriously and grievously" injured Starke and caused his dormant arthritis condition to "flare up." The suit is asking for damages from incurred medical expenses and loss of earnings. JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (UP!) — White voters .of attempts to ease South ,, ., registering strong disapprova' Africa's strict racial policies have handed the ruling National Party one of its worst setbacks-in 30 years. No Big NATION _ _ I-Deal_ IN BRIEF -- -------.- -- - - -Juanita Kreps Resigns To Fix il .k1~ As Secretary Of Commerce excess of $2,500. Robert Starke issuing State Farm Mutal Automobile Insurance Company and Michael Franklin Pyles for damages involvin g an automobile accident at 11:40 p.m. on Aug. 7, 1971. AcjthtithiUit Michael Ples alléged! negligently and carelessly" operated a car In the southern direction on U.S. High. way 17-92. The car collided against Starke who was crossing 17-92 1(X) feet nort h of No rt h Street In Casselberry. • i ______ Mrs. Murray recognized Curtis Leon Butler, 22,1602 W. 16th a, Sanford on East First Street In Sanford at 12:10 p.m. and called Sanford police, according to records. She said he was wearing the same clothing as when he pointed a revolver at her and rifled the cash box for $325, she said. Crisis still To Come .. - Armed Robbery . II A Sanford man was arrested Wednesday afternoon for armed robbery after he was reportedly Identified by Mrs. Margaret Murray, cashier at the Trallways Bus Statlonat Park Avenue and Second Street, as the man who allegedly robbed the Western _Union-offlcc_on.Sept,O V Sa nford Thursday, Oct. 4, 197 -3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. S • CHAIR $228 HIGHLAND HOUSE BY FLOOR SAMPLE CHOUCE — PICTURE LIGHT BLUE VELVET WITH WHITE PIPING OCCASIONAL REQ. 13300$ ANY so % O IN THE STORE REQ. $130.03 3 PC. KE$SLER $78- 1 98. KITCHEN SET CHAIR - BY HIGHLAND HOUSE IN WHITE AND ORANGE FLOOR SAMPLE "IT DO1$N'T COlT TO INOP .TUCW'S - IT PAYS?' MON. - SAT, 0;00.4:00 P.M.i FRI. 0:0Q0:00 p.m.; SUN. CLOSED 10FLA a (Al.. Ii,...,, .. fl..I — T,,ü uI,,Iu, r.0 ,,uu un .1, -- -.,..,, ii,, I m Ill Free set up SANFORD '. o,,:,.( HN,,,,MIii, Free delivery to 1(X) miles AND VISA' LONG WOOD ... ...... -- .... — — -.s•,.w r - -- .. - ... -• . - . .................. . :e 1100 French Ave. Sanford Phone 322•7953 Member F.D.I.C. - YOUR S ..... - - �SA-ivinin, HiraM, Senfird, Fl. Thursday, Oct. 41 tlfl -_ VWIVIIWV S WWI - 1 ? PWFIIVI W or go 0 Sealor Citizese Dance 2 p.m., Altamonte Springs CIVIC Ccntcr ---Uue (lab of Cauelberry, 7 p.m., Gigi's, Regency Square. Duttosa Theatre Arts Guild, 7:30 p.m., Episcopal Parish House, Enterprise. Overeater..A..syflios, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Cuaelberry. Sanford AA, $p.rn.,1201 W. First St. Al-AnOn, $ p.m., Halfway House, Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. Tuscawilla Homeowners Amu., 8 p.m., Redeemer Moravian (lurch, Tuskawllla Road. Guest speaker: Danny Treanor, Channel 9 weatherman on "Florida Weather." 'Mein KamlDf' C BONN, West Germany (UPI) government. He dictated most - Long after hard-core pornog. of it to his deputy, Rudolf Hess, raphy made it out from under and Hess and his wife use typed the counters, Adolf Hitler's the manuscript. "Mein Kampf" has won the Initially it sold few copies. • -• .. right to be displayed and sold in Even Hitler's followers apparWest Germany as openly as any ently agreed with the later . • . other book. assessment of British historian Hitler's National Socialist D.C. Watt that it was "lengthy, • • -n-- -. (Nazi) party remains illegal In dull, bombastic, repetitious and West Germany, and Article 86 : ______ •• • of the penal code forbids the extremely badly written." ____________________________________________________ stocking, importation, sale or Hitler's favorite architect ____ ___•J.,.•, _: distribution of material sup. and war-time industrial porting or glorifying it. The manager, Albert Speer, said he • _..Wl penalty is three years in prison, never read it. But in a July decision, the But sales began picking up as federal supreme court declared Hitler's political strength grew, the sale of old copies of "Mein with party members more or ..•. -, ••__•• Kampf" (My Struggle) legal less required to buy it. After he because the volume is "precon. came to power in 1933, city stitutlonal writing." registrars handed a copy Critics of the decision say It each couple they married. has set a precedent that may By the time Hitler killed allow purveyors of all kinds of Nazi propaganda to violate himself in his Berlin bunker in 1945, "Mein Kampf" probably Article 86 with immunity. Pushing tickets for McDonald's Day. Saturday, are from left, Jim Jernigan, had sold 9 million copies, McDonald's Aids chairman of the Golden Age Olympics, Virginia Longwell, executive secretary, Bavarian statecopyright ministrytomaking one of history's tlestf The finance holds the sellingitbut least-read works. Sanford Chamber of Commerce and Golden Age Olympian Curtis Finlayson, 88, Golden Age Event "Mclii Kampf" for most of the with Don Hughes, manager of McDonald's Sanford. McDonald's will redeem world except the United States, Most German owners quickly tickets for $1 worth of food with 40 cents going to the Golden Age Olympics for nd does its best to prevent the destroyed or hid their copies. cost of medals. Entertainment will be by the Sweet Adelines, Central Florida xok being reprinted anywhere. But many regretted not having Chorale, a Sanford Gymnastics School and Seminole High School Chorus. Until the supreme court's read it early, for it left no doubt lecision, the book was sold Ix as to Hitler's intentions. lermany only on the black "What is not of a good race is _______________________________________________________ narket or under the counter, chaff," he wrote. rlthspeclal editions costing at the start and the 01560 dollars and ordinary text "If (first world) war,during one had SLEEP SOFA WITH INNERSPRING 'dltions half that much. subjected 12,000 or 15,000 MATCHING CHAIR MATTRESS & FOUNDATION The only exception to this rule Hebrew corrupters of the ,ere the extraterritorial book people to poison gas ... then the bros operated by the Stars sacrifice of millions at the front ; -gind Stripes, an unofficial would not have been in vain." uS1uL Unibed W1 ubflcation for the U.S. armed rces In Europe. vinyl For some time they have sold Rig. Rig. $149 Sit ,200 to 1,400 copies a year of an Linerican edition of "Mclii •. RECLINER WROUGHT IRON STAIRCASE :ampr' In English to American • • • Vinyl Cöver Didlers and airmen as SOUV PLANT STAND Choice of color irs of their stay in Germany. Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 a.m., Lord Chwnbley's Altamonte Springs. South Vobsia Serums 7:30 am., Deltona Inn. WeIjM Watchers, 10 a.m., Sears, Altamonte Mall. Happy Senior Citizens, 1 p.m., Legion Home, Fern Park. Tunglewead AA, closed 8p.m., St. Richard Church Lake Howell Road. Lengwsod AA, dosed Spin., Rolling Hills Morarvian Church, SR 434. Year Adult Club for Singles, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando. Stetsos University area alumni reception and dinner, Contemporary Hotel, Walt Disney World to honor Dr. and Mrs. J. 011ie Edinthids, 7p.m. W.ma.weV' Costerence, Harley Hotel, Orlando. Registration, noon. Sponsored by Central Florida Educational Consortium for Women. DeBary Garden Club, 2 p.m., Community Center. Speaker Nathan Klein, director of District VI of Federation of Garden Clubs. Social hour and tea to follow. Wsrkub., in art therapy dealing with psychiatric and drug patients, 9:20 am. to 4p.m., Crealde Art Center, 600 St. Andrews Blvd., Winter Park. • - lft.d Children - .; S Cathedral Court 3$, Order of the Amaranth, 8 p.m., Masonic Temple, N. Park Avenue, Sanford. p.m., .Altamor*e Springs Civic Center. Obedience Trial of Orlando Dog Training Club, $ a.m. until 8 p.m., at Valencia Community College West. gyinnasiwn (off Kirkman Road). Admission free. AKC sanctioned. Winter Springs Elementary School Country Fair and Carnival, school grounds on State Road 434,10 a.m. to 4 p.m. thnok C=# School Advisory Committee. The meeting will be held at 7:30 p.m. Westmont ecreation Center (Spring U611118) in Altamonte Springs. itereded citizens are invited to attend. at un.ral Society Leaders Meet Officials of most of the 13 nonprofit f uneral and memorial odetles in Florida held their first annual meeting in Tampa. 1ev. Herbert S. Schroeder of Pt Myers presided. Dr. Arthur 'eterson of DeBary, president, and Major General Joseph 1cNhnch of DeLand, medical advisor, represented the 'uneral Society bi MId!FIOrIda. The morning session was devoted to getting acquainted and i background report on each society. The afternoon session iealt with various problems encountered In the organization did operation of such societies. Owing to limited success in *dy donations to Florida medical schools, people who choose uch bequeathal were advised to Indicate second choice for renatlon or buriaL The court's verdict came 11owhng an appeal by a uremberg dealer arrested hen he displayed two copies of feth Karnpt" on his stand at i open market. The court said at because the books had been Sanford Civic Center, 9:30 am.; pick up Leeds, Cuaelberry, 10 a.m. Reservations call 322-9148. 79 "Womanpower" Conference, Harley Hotel, Orlando. Registration 8:30 am. Sponsored by Central Florida Cueortlun toe Women. $psgbtI lapper sponsored by Congregational Qwldlasi Church women, 57 p.m., fellowship hail, Park Avenue and 24h Street. Tickets at door. $ - lass Transit Meeting Called Citizens interested In having a better mass transit-bus rstem in the trl'.county metropolitan Orlando area are invited attend a public meeting of the Metropolitan Planning rgantzatlon who will be considering at least one plan for hievung better m transit. The meeting is scheduled to be held iii the Harley Hotel orinerly the Kalder Pi Inn), 151 E. Washington St., Dwntown Orlando, on Oct. 1$ at 3:30 p.m. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7 Seminole AA, 8 p.m., open, Halfway House, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. Y0U*A$PHemt Dance $ p.m., DeBary Community But the court declared that use of the swastika on edals, badges and weapons ust remain banned because idisplay could have "a signal feet." Center, Shell Road, DeBary. Instruction 7:30 p.m. Open to public. Raosm and round dancIng 8 p.m., Temple Shalom Providence and Elkcam Boulevards, Deltona. MONDAY, OCTOBER $ Senior Citizens tour for 30 days to Southwest. Leave Cazeelberry, $ am., Leeds, pick up at Sanford Civic Center, 8:30 nom. Carry bag lunch for (ltd lunch stop. Return Oct. V. Hitler wrote "Mein Kampf" 1924 while serving a sentence Landiberg prison for at. inotina to ovrthrnw th. $ 10 $29 I Rig. $rn ' - $. lid Wood tinted. In 1935 and 1943 spectIvely and were being dd only for Information, the aler did not violate the law, ren though a swastika had en engraved on the cover of e 1935 volume. Rig. P _____ SUNI SIN Complete With Bidding . _____ • T:L ISchool Sets Annual Fair PC. Waiuvt 4 • P 1110"01A 't 22- and 1'x 499 27-PTO-hp diesels with big-tractor features, small-tractor prices SEE BOBBY LEGGETT, HOMER OSBORNE, OR 151 Guy THORNTON AT Reaw. 1269 IN TRACTOR MOWER MR. T's AND TRUCK CENTER US 1792 AT LAKE MARY BOULEVARD 3221865 814-1102 -- Roo. sm _____________________________ ___________________________________ FURNITURE ii I Ije OLD i.f44,111 j • p LJl[4. WECAN _______ [i!Ti -Bkth10-nnouncwmentu • L,, Carol Sue Green and Hal Layton Sipes were united in holy matrimony on Sept. 8, at 7 p.m., at the First United Methodist Church of Sanford. Rev. Leo King performed the candlelight and double ring ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Taylor C. Brown Jr., 100 Starling Lane, Longwood. Th e uriuegroom is me son or Aaron Sipes, 803 Cherokee Circle, Sanford, and the late Mrs. Sipes. Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose for her vows a formal gown of candlelight qiana. An . overlay of English net covered the bodice front and back. Insets of the same lace adorned the long tapered sleeves. Her watteau train fell softly toa gentle sweep. A lace headpiece secured her herimported candlelight veil of illusion. She carried a nosegay of white roses, yellow daisies and baby's breath showered with satin streamers. Suzanne B. Price, sister of the bride from Falls Church, Va., attended as maid of honor. She wore a green polyester crepon gown fashioned with a semi-full skirt and blouson bodice caught at the SBUWU13 , Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Noonaij of ltak'igh, N.C. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Luis (;rim of trenton. N.J. •i. .' ' . Mr. and Mrs. Darwin J. i Barbara M.) Fedder announce the birth of I son, Neil Jonathon, who weighed in at 8 lbs. 13 oz.,'on Sept. 15, at Seminole Memorial Ilospital. . _.,'I. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. R.W. Von Herbulis of Sanford. Maternal great grandmother is Mrs. Anna Taulty5: of 58 UI ord. • . .. i Paternal grandparents are Mrs. Jeanette Fedder of Sanfod, and Harland C. Fedder of California. Paternal great qind. parents are 1r. aial 1rs. Herman Summers of Miami, ana jUtS. Peggy McLaughlin of California. r -• F4.SW/O4' R/OE. / .. THU RER/ - UI IN Scooptu neckline with tiny bows. She carried a bouquet of daisies and baby's breath. Bridesmaids were Vicki Lightweight with the support she needs. In fruitwood or tan. low from Sanford. 4 908 C Orienta Ave., Altamonte Springs. The bride is employed as a teller at Comilank, Lon g w o o d . T ii e bridegroom is employed b)-y Orlando Helicopter, Sanford Airport. reception was held at The Springs Clubhouse, Longwood. Following a wedding trip to Jamaica, the newlyweds are making their home at : • MRS. hAt. LAYTON SI1'ES After the ceremony, a The bridegroom's father served as best man. Groomsmen were Mark Watson, Jeff Small, Lonnie Tucker and Mike Brown, brother of the bride, all to this big wheel oxford. a Duncan, Kit Thompson, Donna Small and Janus Ferrell, all of Sanford. Their gown and flowers were identical the honor attendant's. Your little girl will thrill • • FREEI TREASURE CHEST Whor_rgs Elsnsttay &4ol, State route 4)4, Is having to Annual Cowry Fair end Carnival at the school grounds Saturday, from 10 am. to 4 p.m. Among the activities of the day will be games for the family, food, an auction, a cake walk, country st and crafts display and a bake sale. a ore, arts Math Class Offered At SCC Seminole Community College has announced the opening of Um Community Math Class for adults wishing to learn basic math, algebra, geometry, or metrics There Is no fee; the studies are Individualized; and students MY enroll at snytims. Morning classes are available on the Adult Education campus. For further details call 333.1480, Eat. 346 and ask about the class. Don't Speculate On Inventory With the prospect of con- case, the interest must be tinuung inflation, it would seem deducted from any savings on "economies of scale" — the price reductions that come like a good idea for a family to the purchase price, from buying in bulk. If business stock up on everything it will Some other considerations conditions were to turn down, need for the next two years, the CPAs suggest keeping in as some economists expect, big even if it means using savings mind when deciding how far savings in inventory could turn into big losses, or borrowing money. ahead to buy: This seemingly good idea "That's what happened to — The costs of storing the probably won't work according Inventory; lost household many companies in 1974," a to the Florida Institute of space; heating and air con- CPA said. "They were heavily stocke d when a recession set in Certified Public Accountants ditioning expense. because of what are known in — Possible deterioration of and had to dump millions of business as inventory main- the products; loss of strength, dollars of Inventory at a loss." Industry, said the CPA, is tenance coats. These coats flavor, freshness or style; generally playing ita cards could eulty outweigh any possibly even spoilage. savings on the cost of stockpiled — The bother and expense of close to the vest at present, eL.. S........e.... t..... VC.IU% lily UIVVUWi7 IIlIIO. One such expense, say the CPAs, is the high interest caused by Inflation, Itself— an important reason for not laying by products that be used for many months. To purchase those products a family must either pay higl interest on money borrowed, or lose high interest on funds that could otherwise be invested. In either won' t £IUIIi 16 .,n .. I.....,1 fl)JII Ull IWJIU ØSALE ...DEPEIi Itj a2 pumm '0t P*SIiT SPS n ig1tz!S 208 E. FIRSTST., SAN FOR D SHO E PH. 322.0204 up to 5 ...h. •..1...h V WIllil II RTS FRIDAY Spud Reading Class Starts The Office of Community Services at Seminole Community Cege oll Is orii a "Spied Bending" elm to begin Oct. L Qus will most from7tolop.m. labnilding No. 43on the Adult Education Campus for eI weeks on Tuesday evenings. Enrollment Is limited to 30 people1 with a $12 registration fee For (miMe Information, call the college. *1 bdI1*d a. T speculation not only ties up hard-to-find working capital, they advise, it puts the coinpany into the jobbing of cuiiimodities, which may not be time business the company was set engage in. vermin, fire or water damage. expects to need during the weeks ahead — sometimes I — The temptation to be lavish In the use of products that stocking ahead no longer than it appear to be in such abundant would take to restock an item were it to run out. supply. CPAs often warn smallThe Institute acknowledges that in addition to the savings business clients against speculating on their inventory possible through paying today's prices rather than those that — buying large amounts when will prevail a year or two hence, the price Is low in hopes of there's the added attraction of turning a profit on it. Such --4 YOU RAT Mr. and Nirs., Julian S. Grilli of Sanford, announce the birtb' of their first a son, PhillipMario, who weighed in at 8 lbs4 13 oz. on Sept. 23. at Orlando General Hospital. a Tractors Sealer Citizens tow to Circus World. Buses leave Green, Si'@pes RePeat Vows Ha Joyce Baker, president of Seminole County PTA Council, ill meet with Seminole Parents ducatlon (SPICE) Oct. 15 to discuss the selection of a 'T= $ John Deere Present PICE Calls Open Meeting ! 9 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1 Seminole County 4.H Club Achievement Banquet, 7 To i The musically gifted children of Sunlarldl, Gainesville, will !rform at the MaIt1W avic Center On Sunday, Oct 14, at 2 M. 7be free prol;rsm Will feature gospel ad popular sonp. A family Bible will be given as a door prize and a square nice group will also perform. Musical Instruments and itches are needed. They may be brought to the program. For formation, call 8907557. .-t.,,_ __.D_ 76 %out. g IY. 1I C .e Musical Program •:._ - I 111 4 _________________________________-• Y .- 4. FRIDAY OCTOBER 5 Seminole Sunrise KIwanis, 7 a.m., Buck's, Sanford • OURSELVES Germany Oks CALENDAR YOU'RE DOLLAR WISE AND YOU'RE DRIVEN BY FASHION..... EXPLORE THE WORLD OF FASHION WITH AINGS EXPERIENCE! Due to prior obligations, It is IMPERATIVE that COUNTRY FURNITURE hold an INVENTORY LIQUIDATION SALEI THURSDAY thru MONDAY, OCT. 4 THRU OCT. 8 - • OPEN SUNDAY 12 NOON HI 6 P.M. COUNTRY FURNITURE would not normally open on Sunday, but because of the Urgent Nature of this sale, it is COMPULSORYI We know that in order to raise the necessary capital from this sale WE MUST OFFER BARGAINS AT LESS THAN COST — BUT WE MUST REGARDLESS OF COST! HUNDREDS OF BARGAINS FAR TOO NUMEROUS TO ADVERTISE! BRING YOUR VAN, TRUCK or TRAILER or ARRANGE DELIVERY BY US, If you're a person of means looking for the best and safest investment, depend on us. Unlike other short term investments, our rate of return on the 26-week Money Market Certificate Is YOU CAN SAVE HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS BARGAINS TOO NUMEROUS TO LIST 3ueranteed and your deposit is fully insured up to $40,000 by an agency of the Federal Government. F I R SI F DE RAt.. 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GM, Fow2400 Towns U.S. 17.93 (W4-774-4343)0 ORMOISS 06"#, 520 S. laotic (904-6724767) -:',• elk 7. t ' L004P 41P 00:W -11611 r'-'eM ,. e•, • —- . - I • -: • - ., •• -• •—.•• - • __ I LZt., -• '. - ,4• .--'141 VISA, Master Charg. or Layaway ALL SALE MEICHANOISE SOLD At It Alin tuAieii& . - - • - - ._ _ - — - - .._.- b-.- ....... J �p Thursday, Oct. 4,197 21—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl BLONDIE ACROSS by Chic Young 'lot) S'4OULD PE(Eo •1 , oME EXERCISE BOSS, 'iou itt, I TRATIS j() / r EXERCISE I EVER NEED! (/ CALE 17 INN au Center. 14M _______________________ BEETLE Sqre. " ___ 11! 1 Campus area 42 Indefinite in order 5 Keenly eager 44 Styptic heft u'-1 - Swallowed IIT HIIHI b 1t:ItIiI;Ih T "40 I 1 101 oW1I U _110111111111) Foods 4A A M AI a L 0 a C a Air And Pro duce DEAR DL LAMB -PKIISIP1111 you can help me with what I cawder a serious problem. It my not be serious compared with some others but It is to me. 1 produce mor Take five Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Smattering j Dr. 1 b; As and I'm getting better at it all Abb y 43 Wood I 21 New York City 11 Plate th e time Asian 45 river DOWN 18 Swaps I just turned 50 and am In swallow air You can't 23 Circle peninsula 20 Furious 24 Housowifestl. I Forego Perfe ct shape physically. I rn water or any other liquid 48 Spurns / Mediterranean •'•.•,, . US (obbr.) 2 Unfasten ailing votgaal 47 Every active and live a busy life. I without swallowing some air. 27 Judge 3 Egyptian 48 load really don't know what to do You can't eat food with that 24 Ridicule breathing" for the rest of his "S, 29 Seeker of d isk R.ign so_ Alto, 25 about this problem. It's not the happening. This Is more apWo / da Moby Dick ys. He talks constantly 4 , happen when well-meaning ms no California 32 Vent kind of sthject that's ICUS5ed occur If you have problems with s ioham,Z', 26 State of no se at sense . Sign . people don't know what they motion 34 Attract I .51 Difficulty on at cocktail Parties but after dentures or some other reajon me... 28 Hero s1iward 52 Novelist 36 Proviso I are doing. A smattering of , e Move three hours at the theater, I'm for difficulty in chewing food. uur A WIDOW AND Skin lment not knowledge is worse than none F.th.r •" ready to pop. The kind of fullness you ? UNGRATEFUL Turgenew r5 CPR instructions half-forgotten 1' . 55 EXIIIOIIVS 38 Barrels Is this a physiological Immediately after eating Is 8 Ri' deposit 33 Desires DEAR WMOW: Thank ' I (abbr.) 39 Zounds 9 Self4njury 35 Rounded lump -; put me In the plight I'm in today for writing. I learned something problem, a diet problem or a most often associated with air 'i 'k. . I .Aj at age 60. sign of an ulcer growing or that's been swallowed and 1$ in my readers: 1 2 3 4 jS 0 7 9 10 11 Last year my husband, 65, today, an- SO 8 / . " / what? Can you give me some the stomach. A generalized little Is a dangerous —— - — ———— —— had a heart attack on the golf a suggestions? thing! distension is often associat ng. 12 13 course. His buddy, who had a DEAR READER - It's a with gas In the colon. DEAR ABBY: Your column little CPR information, \ symptom and it's 8 fairly 15 — — — 16 — —— The average normal in. —— about the 14-year-old boy who /1 unded him into breathing one. About 10 percent divid low air thought he had VD and didn't again. ii- — — — of the general population has will pass unnoticed by him or 19 — 20 — — — kn ow where to go for help might i ;:. My h usband lived, but he difficulties because of tipped anyone else. It's the individual ve ha s ck ho ed some of your t no memory, Is unable to work at 22 23 - gas digestive system. •...with underlying poor bowel readers, but It cam e as no . all, and Is totally disabled in There are two maJor sources function who's more apt to have surprise . to those of us who work Just about every way. You T' 25 20 27 28 29 30 31 of gas. In many people, It's gas symptoms This can be tfthebralndoesn'tgetenogh lnpublichealth.ItlsCOfluTton. —— ——— swallowed air. Some patients from mnn&quate bulk In the did r; .., . . It may be helpful to oxygen in those few seconds 32 33 34 35 object when they're told that or a spastic or irritable colon. ———— ————— . after the heart stops beating, youngsters, parents and they swallow air but a careful There are certain foods that •; .. . educators alike to know that 30 severe brain damage can •5 analysis has been done by with- will contribute to gas. , cur. The heart can be made to here In'Virglnla, VD treatment drawing the gas and chemically I Often forget to mention It 3$ 39 40 41 resume beating, but the brain is FREE at Public Health analysing ft. When the gas is when people ask about gas but : Department clinics. There are ge Is permanent. mostly nitrogen and oxygen, it physical activity is important. 42 45 no age limits for patients. -)t. lot, So I was left with $6,000 worth ' 13 air. The other major source You say you're active. A g of hospital bills (no Blue cross, Treatment is confidential; 48 47 — 46 49 — i'T T' of gas Is from fermentation walk In the evening helps 1m 4erai Piiete iv Tern VISCSfW either) — and had to go back to from undigested foods, prove normal colon function Holy Cross Episcopal Churchwomen are getting work take care of our family. CREATING CATS 53 54 To give you a more qomplete and exercises such as t ready for the Annual Fall Festival on Nov. 3 at at the My advice is - If you aren't understanding of the gas that involve bending and use of FOR FALL FESTIVAL church parish house. Evelyn Bowers, standing, and sure of what you're doing, in 50 5s problem, I am sending you The the trunk muscle also seem to Al Carol Stone are fashioning yarn into colorful cats case of heart attack, do Health Letter number 68, help. thing. I'm sure my husband 69 61 Controlling GmousnesL Other which will be among the variety of Items for sale. no In the red of your letter you isn't thrilled to be just readers who want this issue can mentioned a popular product send 76 cents In check or COIn ad on television for gas with a 10I ' damped, seIf and Indigestion. Don't pay too iI addressed envelope for It. Send much attention to such your request to me, in care of products. Most of them don't -•___ . . this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, work. It really dow t matkr By BERNICE BEDE09011, Radio City Station, New York, whether gas comes in little Y 10019. bubbles or big bubbles. It AM i ctober AsTheHealth Letter thatl'm creates the same amount of 4.: sending you explains, all of us bub ble trouble. YOUR BIRTHDAY m re itious Ihe classes will be conducted Registrations are now being s,ms PISCES(Feb Marth at the Cultural Arts Building on taken by the Sanford This coning year you are Do not ask favors today, Recreation Department for the corner of Fifth and Oak .. likely to be more fortunate in especially HUWW olm, of .1.-.:! Adult and Teen Ceramics, with Avenue... The Sanford situations which YOU Personally persons to whom you are Recreation Department will classes beginning Oct. 16. controlt, rather Ow in partner- &hvgdy oblipted. your reWId Adult class will be held on also offer Baton lessons for Arrallg0meDtL Be um could stir up a negative Tuesday morning from 9 - noon, girls ages 6 - 12. myolm with whom you tem up rwnn. can see that t1wre, is no posii. and teen classes will be held on Classes will begin October 16, can truly make a cotribition ble play for 10 tricks at hearts ARMS (March 21-April 19) afternoons from 4 - and Will meet on Tuesdays and NORTH im and very little play for nine LIBRA (Sept. W)cL 23) An important relationship could Wednesdays from 4:15.5 P.M., 5:30. 4 1092 SAVINGS FROM tricks at notrump. Back off today from any be jeopwdized today through a VA91114 6 - 9; and from 5 The cost of the class is $6.0o for girls ages West opoW ft king of situation where you feel lack of cooperation or corn• *62 r P.M..forglrls,ageslo.12. for adults and $3 for teens t clubsratherthanthekingof •1AI pcp air! sir Is U11" to 11 prawn. 141 ym . .. In allo. . cover the cod of the Instructor. It L necessary for parents to you Into making a decision. other guy's siioee to avoid . W? deuce and South was faced '!Y Eta? •, 1' In addition, adults must pick up their children tinCuddle up In one of . Commitments made under confrontation. • K Q7 • A 664 with a really toni) problem. t mediately after class. I ... • . our warm and cozy purchase th eir own slip and W J3 He coulo develop a ninth \ 10 42 dorm are usually faulty. How TAURUS (April 20-May 3) • I Classes will be limited / brushed nylon paints. to robes 15 -_r ck by taking the ace and 0 • to got along with other signs In Be prepared for a shade 1.4 MODEL COATS Adult classes will be limited per age group. No registrations I back. This em of the sections you'll enjoy heavier workload than usual be mu naeiov.2. Each to 18 and teen classes will be Ian had by SOUTH in your now Astro-Graph IAder today. Don't dodge any of your girl rnish her own baton limited to IZ est %ft wen shift to a which begW with your bir- duties or responsibilities. 8V. , the defense would Classes are open to the and there will be a $3.00 in9 KQ75 spa They'll only return to. haunt spade tricks to first, and structor fee for the clan. KQJ setdecw*. Gr#^ Box 410,- Radio City you. OA95 perble III What other play was availStation, N.Y. 1011111. Be am to i GEMM (May 21-June 30) it Vulinerable: East-Wed to non-Sanford residents. Non. mitted to register on a space able? A specify bft date. may be diffIcult to be your own residents will need to pay a non. available basis only and will Dnkr: North 111M. 200 N. PARK AVE., SANFORD tiklay, owing to ComNevertheless th fee prior o par- need to pay their non-resident Y W 322-2353 PH. Ii List Soiitb SCORPIO (Oct. *Nov. ) pl1ca fee prior to participation. frjn(is. ticipation. way. He ducked tht club Pan Paw I NT Be careful today that you don't Make no heavy demands of p p 5 pgg lest West thoughtawhile. His .etlnpharder for yourself them and they won't p had played the deuce than they really are. Unfettered unrssaonabl. with 7° of clubs but what could he do emotions could create UD' CJ4UIJ20)ID — ru.as,snTS I . . .. I Opsn1nglead:K ifdealtace-deuce?Westleda necessary mpilcillons, orde, to accoenpW your goals second club and South romped AM'1114 AUMAM OF $AGITrAuJ$(Nov.)sc today you wlflhavs . . • 21) Unless you are careful teiacioeaandtfuLTryaotto Incidentally, South did his •' DIVROP M today, you could be drawn into step on anyone's toes In ! h1ng store laInajrom a sticky political situation with Millie1 your amb MAT"M Y. If he . _________________ ..- ... — ' . by Mort Walker ,' ' '.. Honse, Entet COMPANY WILL ...AND "A" L Method (1 Saafsrd ha Al.Aafl, $ • Sanford. Tweavillf Moravian C Danny Tm Weather." I I 5WU4 THIS wAY..:'a" COMPANY I CROSSES OVER HERE, AND... _____ 5 —"Vt? PEVISEP T4I5 WHY PLAN CONFUSE THE ENEMY 10 _________ BE AN EXCEPTION? Mox 5 SHOULD THEY ____ 37 I ______ I 5 _________ — ( '1 • i • 4 ? I ' $ C .r ___________________ r ' _____ ) NOT DEAR SIARK: A week after I s)-mptoms and where to go for required. Other states probably pu)lished the to[Wree number free treatment ilave su illar ia%vT to neip ior the VV HOTLINE(14W523. Who said the teen years are r uce s serous epidemic the happiest? For Abby's uw' phoned find out what Too bad parents and scho:Is us Want 1 eactIon°they had had booklet "What don't educate our youngsters IInd'of Know," write Abby: 13" about sexual matters early in and was told by a volunteer that Lasky Dr., Beverly Hills, Calif.: life Obvious ly, 14 is too late. they have been flooded with 90212 Enclose $1 and long, MARKS. SMITH: calls from people of all ages stamped (28 cents), self. U 's ' -' 5 consent of parents is citation, r instructions PeriOclically, and later take refresher courses in order to know exactly what to do for victims of cardiac arrest. Perhaps neither you nor your readers are aware of what can , BAILEY Of_Knowledge Dangerous DEAR ABBY: Thank you for urging readers to take a course oil waste . Thursday, Oct. 4, 1979-30 Gas juctc 10 Of 1 84 . college - Answer to Previous Puzzle L 13 It . iz 14 Jodie's 2nd Flaming 54 Deson husband 56 Now Deal 15 Some am 17 Family 57 P= 11in member Is raphic 35 Actor Ladd ' 10-4 41 Intndiat. — — — — — — — — — I I I - ed Senduk _'-- Airport si.si, .; 8.k Vi : Hq,y $ ParIL 'rie, Howell RD ( : rn by Art Si nsom 'N QUARTERSAcx. 'b.'iaj____ _____ I HAD FLV ________ ___________________ " "ME ____ ________ _______________________ /ttq "\ m ' i-1I1 BOR 11 N LOSER 'H AliIIIIOOte ( _ 't - 2 FT'(. _______ P ° ° , 1. " V ___ 1 -. I ____ , ____ - Regit" RCHIE ___________________ DeBm Federatin IN EVERY ONE ,HE'S BEEN LIKE A PEG IN To FIND A PART-TIME EASY, SIR. . (SOB FCR MOOSE .MASON YET Wettab drugpath St. Andn by Bob Montana VE WTEN HIM OVER FORTY DIFFERENT.JOBS AND, IT Speaker B i... ROUND NotE.' - IN THAT ONE HE WAS WELL, ALL BUT THE LAST ONEJ EWRY — — SQUARE HOLE! ___ ,, CIDACt Cadw Masonic - - - - rights :°" ypographical dama PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER 2701 ORLANDO DRIVE. HWY. 17.92 at 27th St. DAILY 9.9 SUNDAY 10.7 - A or :",' .1 ' • '•,_____ ' I Obid , I , _____ 3 •, ' THE C-F*.EXS IS GMMS CuTh PXL Wr:E DWbr 7MM -Ito .•.•••• , • t ____________ 1 g Mim F"SCILLA, *$IAT WOULP SICLI A HORSE? FOR MET SAWA KNOWS L, ym THNK IF SWTA BRO"T THIS CKRISTmASr Cg* YOU A HORSE THIS YOU MEAN THMS AM RESFU,615LE PuW EALLY A Ci A4C1 I Be C11110 pent 'to "—?1 I '1 .*. - ' by AlVsrmnr PiRISCILLAT PRISCILLA? I J 4—if1 I I — Ceramics, Baton Class es Offered Fr day, O ______ prop REG. STRENGTH TABLETS Wednesday 100 TABLETS : ' ]TZ I f J Li . TODAY / f - 21 PAW , ma lest her's "s' I 1') Wile the hwy. Avoid dwaM dhon we undmiodk allooUt I'M 'rAKJNGA MEMORY- I u wwr IMPVEMgØtJg5 MEAN! ANPIM'1 WANT TO p g' 1 wMal ) C I . ... — I W"WANNIS Mill AY StwnpW. sW-#d*wnd r .. Looklagatallthsbaadsyou CCPesoI4CO8YIOOERM) - SINGLES z - • .: , I A I W1AT RIG. i i'P r •i .1 II j' - I AI • 5 MACH 45'LONG I I u"LONG See, .4L..JZ - '' yrw • , &iJ - '— ZOONIS LEWEECS WIM 66= by . by T.. X. It"" a" NIT AAWWftVA5A1WJW4wg AS A: • ' 1roW REFUND DIRECT FROM GILLETTE YOUR FINAL COST $ 00 49' SUGG. RETAIL 349 fts Psk %%84 JLA1'.'XlEEG.43 RED&COISATEANY ROOM LIABLE • TUMBLE EN WEAVES "(' 5995 Its"" By... C41048 goods WAS1211— SALE PrncE... 24ovc'w'Zs!'IDE. 30' ""LONG 17" 0j'Loftly to Wwf I $ Loft 1-fty l"UT"w* mAr LIG "~DQ,4111 9 Fast, Sore MENTHOL 01 CHERRY CHLORASEPTIC Relief "° '°' DRAPIJIE . CLOSE HEERBACKED D SPREADS BE SOLIDS 0 SAVE is * CURTAINS W '°° I 8 LOZENGES $11.,. _-r MINse. TI .. emm- 'iM1S I SUN. 111*1 144 111111111PIUMLINEM KEEP COOL IN SUMMM...WARM IN Wh%WR 4843 PIIIIINTS jar 3ZX43 149- 60 f Not thhIcINTutd t SID F41811 UNI*RSWS IGUAamTrnY S III"." a& PC OUR" so • WINDOWS W""THESE DRAMA11C DOIJBILLS WN)TH AND ONE HALF 71r w" "ILO'cZ49 64" LOW-a J" $"an OIL PL... CYS' RY' LILLY QUILT 4#0*11 two so LA Irl) R44 PEW • Craig Loggstt 95 tip !' Ii $ "MOM — 1014ftI S, 0 PRINTS ... N A PRICE ULTRA FIRM SAVE5O%ANDMOREI isnii & o Hfl DOIj5LES TRIPLES P& 72%" by Stan Lee and John Romits Mill NFV-- by Bob TMm I WASHABLE • NOIRON , ' __ rejected, retrial. Walt for a ban, SPIDIN-MAN kANK AND ERNEST - '6&$ :Ift - ut"MIN of COMMMAT IM iTIM Owv4zPrncai 48%0 '3 "uIntel cor. E ptclAl AQIJAUJ$ (Jan. 10-Peb 1$) new,_long-range_financial y" mot be WAd to6y ad • N J I 1 I , TRAC 11 $2 RAZOR - STANDPAN AM 371 your Id.., you could be a bit (NEWSPAPeR E?4TERPRISEASSt4.) thJ C*PIJC (usc, fl.j 4., ..g m.nd.d todey and our tau ADF*A 1$)Inyouranziotytoptt1ngs may say 119p you thouidot Be only has alas LEàcad . dbiaby today youcouId Weigh your words to po&atJ, but his tell-ilas of caus, yourself additional 'alkngers. ipadea may well prove to be tIP. ta? Wilte "Ask the pmlilms. ToW ym Um with vow (A* Uftt,. 13) WaMak a He considered Expeft" cone of mb ns"Pif"' by Stolfel I Hsimdahl LJP FUPpY, I eoi A 'oi.P rn WTMING5 ARE W1401.E NEW I'M 1O V. LINE O'ERUHE5 MY To T1S HOW VA' TAL.KTO YOU NOW., GILLETTE -, fl' OPEN TYLENOL 10L ,. PRISCILLA'S POP ( J \l j \7i7 I ' A — . Aver IR — • Regis 4 — ____ low, BW Prw — nip i n the •.. .• — There s a IT FATMM sub Cassel — WIN AT BRIDGE by Howl* Schneider THE WhIll — o EEK A MEEK mca — H 1? Semi i..=- Quantity responsible — Educatlot p Not :' rWsmq k , ___ - ::: . P.m \ '.. 8 ______ Club, 7`10 1 SteteesI Contempot M s. J ., ii _________ IiTRCPflQ.$4 Church, 81 Y. Ad '' - — — — — — csP299 rWNTS*SoUlX6GTRM V TM :C .0 DISCOUNT , ", , 1~ 1q T •• - ' FABRICS ';•a. - z*is uz* ATAINT ILV 1g4Lp$T$T. SAMPM 32 PRICES GOOD THRU TUES. OCT. 9 otw ' an Now �. . ..1~ I . I: -Evening Hera ld, Sanford, F I. .--- Thursday, Oct. 4, 97 To gore CLASSIFIED ADS 1 ONIGHT'S TV Seminole We TH URSDA J1 tries to get his high school diploma while Mary Ellen encounters hostility from her backwoods patients. U erne dreams of a hereafter In which she and Shirley. at the mercy of Lenny and Squiggy, are sentenced to toast marsh. mallows forever. PROBE: LIVE Florida's Workmen's Compensation is probed its cost benefits and Y EVENING :0 8:00 w c @ o @ NEWS .: (DEARTH. SEA AND SKY ó "Volcanoes a : 6:30 CR NBC NEWS CBS NEWS ;., . '.t.j 0 ABC NEWS 1:00 AM. 7:30 BENSON .a, fa lls s a lady P 0 madly in THE NEWLYWED GAME NAME THAT O$ioo,000 UPSTAI RS,DOWNSTAIRS TUNE Your Obedient Servant" Hudson's secretive behavior arouses suspicion until it is dis covered that his brother and family have suddenly arrived in London, (12) P.4 ASH Hawkoye and Trapper are determined to make an issue of the accidental 3helling of a South vil. ayK0a0 lage by U.S. 8:00 (2) (12) BASEBALL Live cover. age of the second game in the -American League playoffs from ,the city of the Eastern division champions (Note: If the Calilornia Angels win the Western lsaOn championship, this ,g Sunday ame will be played at 3.00 CT.) rett O THE WALTONS John Hawaiian a union goes on a vendetta THE FBI " ''' 5:30 dressed as a woman, goes on mugging detail white Wojo searches for a missing monk. Hwy. 1712 3227302 99, SHOWS __ _ LrLAZAT1 LAST i:so ° ROGER MOORE ESCAPE TO ATHENA ~ PLAZA LAST 7,41 NITE PG ' GOLDIE 5:53 Lost White male Pit Bull near 29th as Sanford Ave. Ans. to "Sam. FOUL MM IiI[MOVIELANDjlii.i 1792S 3221215I jOSEDTHUItL 0.1 (1 EARLY DAY 6-00d Care 6:25 Couinv ROADS 6:30 11--Instructions @j KUTANA Creative Expressions 655 (2 TODAY IN FLORIDA 11:30 (2) (12) TONIGHT Guest Richard Dawson, 00000 MORNING FLORIDA • TODAY (1) FRIDAY MORNING GOOD MORNING CA 800 (4)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO V 8:25 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 00000 MORNING FLORIDA 12) NEWS 8:30 (2) (12) TODAY O GOOD MORNING AMER(. CA 0 ULIAS, YOGA AND YOU (0) 0 MOVIE 0 EDUCATIONAL GRAMMING PRO. 9:56 (I) UPBEAT 1 PR ~ • IME 10:00 c2)2)cARosnARxs LETE (4iBEATTNECLOCK 10:30 ' D INNE N • • R ib . S WILL ENJ O Y THE VIEW L O VE O UR PRIME RIB EDUCATIONAL 1 1• GRAM PRO. III 11111111" ' RYAW$HOPI PASSWORD PLUS too 'KE MONRO NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue of that certain Writ of Execution for Collection of Dc linsuent Sales and Use Tax issued out of and under the seal of the State of Florida Department of Revenue upon a final judgement rendered on the 201h day of September, AD, 179, in that certain case entitled, Randy Miller, Executive Director, Department of Revenue, State I Florida Plaintiff,. vs H.C. Al Mary V. Sanderson, Jr. Defendant, w1ich aforesaid Writ of Execution was delivered to me as Sheriff ° Seminole County, Florida, and i have levied upon the following described property owned by H.C. I Mary Sanderson, Jr., said property being located in Seminole County, Florida, more particularly described as follows: One 1970 Mooney Aircraft M.22, NR 77354A located at Mid-Florida Aviation, Sanford Airport, Sanford, Florida Old the undersigned as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, will at 11:00 A.M. on the 26th day of Oc faber, A.D. 1979, offer for sale and sell to the highest bidder, for cash, subject to any and all existing liens, at the Front (West) Door of the Seminole County Courthouse in Sanford, Florida, the above described personal property. That said sale is being made to satisfy the terms of said Writ of Exicution. John S. Polk, Sheriff 13D00AY.OP OUR UVES IIO THE YOUNG ANGTHIS (I) 0 Al THE WORLD F I 1 MOTNOADC1110i somunTovA WORLD CD 0 LI0.UtIE.LHT 3:00 /f ' At. INIRALHOSFITAL • I . VACT1111110001111PNOM ,. • . 00.. * , • . a 4•0NIDAYATAT1MI(0) VILLAALESRB(0) , ". ... ,- M1 400 3)IMIMIPCY O cFTNSUYIJNcH AU TM'cAkE,'; ' . ,- ~'~ - 1. L ,L I $ • 1Mi : 4, . . , *00 OD 0 CAROL KWAffff AND ___ %( 0 0 ^ 0 am ___ sm 1111110A011111 " - NLIRTNlFY MAYFAIR'S BEST BUY. Beautiful 4 OR, 2 B home w.2 FR's on gorgeous cor lots for E. Altamonte Dr. *1111 Harold Hall Realty In c. REALTOR. MLS 323-5174 Day or NIOPLI SANFORD 322-1094. kit, sc. porch, privacy fet w.w carpet, new ro, in ._ Energy Saving C Hal, rev schools I. shopping. N:W! $32,100. BR 2 B, C H&A, w•w Corp. formal dining, beautlfulli., eO kit Inc. built-in Microwav9,Ø. schools As recreation. $64* MORRIS Sr, REAL ESTATE" 290 N. 17.92, Casselb.rryM. 134-1200 Eve, 4am H. Ernest Beg. __________________________ %suty 31-8usirss Prop"_ ___________________________ 5195. 1st S1.432.5742 - Cm poll, V Fully equip., 3 bay, air cond, Call 322•3343 or 3223103 undersigned pursuant to the MOR., TRAINEES (3) "Fictitious Name Statute", Chapter $65.09, Florida Statutes, will register With the Clerk of the Circuit Court, In and for $.mino4e County, plor upon receipt of proof of the RECEPTIONIST 40-Condonnkinii __________________ Sanford 3 on, 2 both, all appi. w.w car pet, pool. Close to every thing, $34,115. 3274333. CASHIERS KITCHEN HELP Name, to-wit: THE A.0 MECHANIC Square, Casseiberry, Florida. That the corporation Interested in said business enterprtselsasfoliows: sio The Sneaker Stop, (5) Norma B. Dubl, Condo, 3 111111, 2 both. $tovre(rwe(ier dryer dl$hw$she, at least mo. loose. All carpeted WAREHOUSE SNEAKER STOP under which it is engaged in businsis at Cassaiberry . IN Vice President Dated at Altamonte Springs, Seminole County, Florida, Sep. timber is 191P. Pvb(lW september 13, 30, 27, & October 4 1971 11 2 Bit apt' avail 5000. Walking distance to dQwnto*n area, newly remodeled I decorated, w.w carpet, AC, finn or wifurn. Adults only no pets. $1101 up, AM EMPLOYMENT Call 333s, I *"--7 1 3 units on to. 1sf gaited comm. (2)3 WANT NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE aida$eNant personality, plus i• wit starter and an in. tepiajed lovestigofor. Ales you Execution Issued out of and under the seal of the County Court of ;..e common Seminole County, FIends, upon the final Judgement rendered In the aforesaid court on the lh day of August, A. 0., 199 in that con, on ftpro l h d 542*. _. , w W" UALLY DEMANDED A CHANCE FOR THE OPPOI. TUNITY, NOW YOU NAVE ITI CALL J0ANWAT 3034176 $tlb4Idfo my aIid ahl eiIotkliens, Price rIdoC11$7,*.3 SR,2 S lW4M Diatom lode pool, green IituSt,we,tsMp. 11$Isft lIving + 17it36 sc patiO ISO. Mini astral, must sell, well undir priced at the Front (West) Door ii Semingle County Ciurtheusi in Sanford, Plirida. ft* above descried POflhI$ P'*Y' K. satI& conY., wortuhep or lco in rein. All for 031.911. . w., .' not join the fastest growing Pindepltjfin,cai make you a bettor deal. ' -.-- REALTORS a Fir Peas. * seat capacity restaurant.I.ung., Piily. ISAITY Kam Q imm -u 775 REALTORS 107W. Commonial 30,pI 1L JLLIl %** Interior, exterior qualified in phases. Free Est. Call 322.0C o " 40~ 0 s /Ir. yrs. isp. Patios, Driveways Sq$. Peppers Painting $ervii Custom Painting & detail trlr Free 1st. 323.170 IC. Wayne Seal, 337.1331 PAlN'lNG,CA*PRNTR'f'' CUSTOM CABINETS Free let. Kids gone, but the owing sat intl bock yard isn't? Sell it with went ad. Call 3021611. 333.II9sfhevi:*, Cellulose: Lowest prices. Call. 3211* Or *7344* collect, mmonsry, concrete, an work prefssatonelty done. Free Solimalel, Call 117.1914 RIB Praini I Steam CIunlng- c,A$YJE* 141ft - rafts. w4m. - '7'1 VovtU ru184001. r*s3 S cMPsg?I LMWC( WWI flsppJr "Uplowpoot I p.g-,m• Am a . .To DIol 322-2611 0f zwoub 1 LtYr A41111111111111119 831.9993 PImsoIfl.2g11, lanIsrO allaIiiiis4zoe .. Assorted colors & sizes. $33 up Guaranteed Sanford Auction, WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES Sanford Fur S - 1912 Maverick 2Dr (2x91T 1853)2) $5.000 323 2713 niture Salvage 322 8771 - Top Dollar paid for good uSed Push button controls, has Carousel, still in warranty Originally $69, assume __________________________ _____________________________ Washer repo GE deluxe model Sold orig. $409.35 used short time. Bal $189 II or $19 35 mo Agent 339 8386. - I Ru ts Refrigerator -G.E . lOcu well, needs paint, $65 or offer 322 4967. - - Call or 0695 ,inylime '66 Bronco I wh. dr. exc mech cond Sh1 322 7045 Jeep 'l6CherokeeChief,Ioaded Olds '69 Cutlass Supreme, Exc. Cond 3221979 I _______ I 1973 Ford Gran Torino. 30.000 rn Original Owner PS. PB, air radial tires. $1200 FIRM Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture, Refrig , stoves, tools 323 1882 $3 eves '68VW Beetle $600 I TV repo 19" Zenith Sold orig $493.15 bat. 5183.16 or $37 mo I Agent 339 372 8721. 8311 for further details. Cash 322.4132 $2lSor$fl.tOmo. Agent 339 53_'TRadiO.Stet'e0 the only one in Florida. You Wt the reserved price. Call 904.235 3737801 -- S -S- CASH SPAYING TOP PRICES Gold. Silver Diamonds Coins Table No 10 Broadway Saturdaysonly' Village Super F iea Market Highway 17 Ref repo. AMANA, I 1 cu ft. side by-Side. Sold orig. $699 pay bat - .- Tuesday & Saturday at 1:30. It's Music Boxes slot machines t Uridgi's Antiques __________________________ 25" Zenith Console color 'TV '72 model, 5750 Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792 So of Sanford Hwy 9?. I mile west of Speedway. Daytona Beach. will hold a piiC AUTO AUCTION every Antiques OrientalRugs Payments of $21 mo Agent 339 i 9386. DAY TONA AUTO AUCTION furniture, ,,pplianceS & plum bing fixtureS Jenkins Furniture, 205 E 25th 5? 3?) 0983 MICROWAVE 349-5256 72-Auction '73 Dodge Poises. Some body work, runs, AC, 13 8, PS, auto $300 or best offer 372 0771. For Estate Commercial 8. Resi clential Auctions & Appraisals Call Dolts Auction 323 5620 - Good used TV Is, $258. up MILLERS 2ol9 Orlando Dr Ph. 3270357 STEREO Must sell Zenith walnut slereo. AM FM stereo radio, I speed turntable, diamond needle, 8 track Sold new $450, balance due $128 or take over my Payments of $16 per nionlh Call 862 5394 day or night NEW CAR 75-Recreational Vehicles Winnebago '73 Minnie Winnie, low I TRADE-INS mi, extra clean, many extras. ____________________________ Asking 51.500 Aft. 6 p.m. 323 0969 1974 FORD PINTO WAGON KIDDY KAR SALES 750 West 1st St. 1973 DATSUN Sanford, 323.5559 Auction 1215 S. French, 323 1340. Batteries New &Used Reel's Body Shop 51- bo _. - - 'oId 410 54-Garage Sales - .. - Neighborhood sale, Sal. 116 Sun 228 W Warren St., Longwood. Furn., linens, clothes, plants, e. __________________ ______ 3 tam garage sale, 133 Lakeside Or., Sanford. MISC. Items, nothing over $100. PriSM. 191$ Singer Fulura Fully auto,- -repossessed, used very short 55-Boats & Accessories, time. Original $593, bal. $35) or $31 mo. Agent 339-1316. hS' Dingo Catamaran fiberglassail boat w.galvanized Highlander trailer, $595. 323 7469. 2921 Hwy. 1792 Sanford, Fla. 32771 china. White contemporary, $550 73 Chevy Monti Carlo loaded as j 1295 1979 MUSTANG II 73 Dodge Adventurer, Club Cab PU air PS $1795 72 Cadillac 4 dr. Excel, cond . ............... $1293 55OO 1976 PLYMOUTH VALIANT 4 DR. 72 Olds 98 loaded, cxc. cond, ............... 68 Mercury Montego 6 cyl., air, automatic .. 2895. SANFORD ' I $593 63 Olds 4 dr,, runs great, now Inspection .......$343 Top Allowance For 322 4387 Your Trade In. -am 0 41111110 -alp 41W = AUCTION PALM HAMMOCK ESTATES -1 I I SATURDAY-OCTOBER 6-1 1:00 A.M. I 26 Parcels. 130 Acres . Zoned A-i . 5 Acres Each • Wooded Tracts and Lush Meadows • Paved Road Frontage e Private Roads s Lake Jessup • Boat Ramp • 81/2 Acre Park I 'I 'I Sanford, Fla. • Take Hwy. 1792 to Airport Blvd. • Go East 1 mile to Sanford Ave. . Turn right • Go 1 /2 miles and bear left to Pine Way ':1 • Turn left and go 1 mile to property. Follow auction signs. :1 Terms: $1,500.00 down • Bal. 30 days . Terms Available Inspection: Sept. 29-30, Oct. 3-4-5 12-6 p.m. Information or Color Brochure 1 Glenn A. Blockmor. • Broker __ PB. AM.FM, tape, CO. air. Ph 323 3684 or 323 0880, ::1 (305) 862w3363 I . ITomorrow Realty & Auction Company I P.O. lox 1325 . Longwood. Fla. 32750 Vinyl no.1, 1 rscelenjng mt*, deange. *4077 Must Sell-11978 Ford Van, 331 V S. uses reg. gas, customized, PS, 68-Wanted to Buy Salvage, 1792 So. of Sanford. 3221721. I I i I I I I HOW POW. has truck wile travel. Waite Is mshi small blusfioll repairs, caIpiMiy, poInting misc. Call Paul NwWv.,3294101. 9 1W.97PNI4. Painting. Roof, homes, mobile homes, etc. Mobile home opeclel' 1b41, 03315. Reasonable rates, all w& gum. 303-7303. 13 Chevy impala. V 8 $100 of besl offer sold as is.'72 Ford 2 dr. Galaxie V 8. $100 or best offer sold as is, 322.5575 Can be seen at 218 S. Park Free to good home _________________________ ROBSON MARINE I I I I WA7M 14?JECT104) IMPØ.?I new tires Good running cond 53995, 83.4 7526 Cock a Poo Puppies 6wksold 3238886 KS * REF R1GEPA1O. comp. Sanford Furniture I // a a ,iU,JEC7 Srs C,SftS4 _ 1973 Jeep Wagoneer, air, power 65-Pets. Supplies ___________________________ AKC Doberman pup female Black & tan, $125 After 5- 323 6681 - . ._. _____ 3230697 We buy your equity, close in2lhrs. I ' I 1 ~1 T&?R30 $fl .SM4U $ock cIVVV, PoPD Rem000lins-car0wy. piloting, 80-Autos for Sale r 44I Sales, p.sss,t 0o,0s 1. 0asI repair 5s,vic, 333.4101. I AFRICAN VIOLETS The Greenhouse 3279141 Eves a ft er 6 & weekends -- - - INSULATION listing, blowing, RACO Film, fIberglas I Camper Shell for Sale 8 I long, $125 See at 306 Palmetto Ave. s CiMRi*i& ALCOHM saiens -_________________________ FILL DIRT & TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Cork & Hirt 323 7580 79-Trucks-Trailers . - I MOONEY APPLIANCES Brand new Dining Room suite by Trogdon. Table, 6 chairs, leaf & ..TuRao - 323 3886 or 323 7710 2401 Airport Blvd I -- Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY NAMEDVARIETIES Blooming African Violets 323 6593 ADS. READ As USE THEM OFTEN. YOU'LL LIKE THE RESULTS. lflIWig&NspuIr I Man, Quilityopenislln id"R Beds. Dbl motel box springs ill, mattresses, $30 set. Sanford -.-- AWARD REALTY, REALTOR 33.315Q t cages. 3233732, Antique OR suitelpc. $3S0or best offer. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY, SELL, TRADE 322-5622 311315 E. First St. CLASSIFIED ADS ARE FUN BR, 2 full baths. FR, newly renovated inside & out. New CH, ww carpet, fenced yd. W.M. 332.9331 days: 3325709 two. Dealers lnvitedl SALE IN PROGRESS TODAY at: Or. lando Wholesale Furniture Dist 2500 Industrial Blvd. off Silver Losing your home & credit? I will 221 Yale Dr., Ac ___em; Manor, 3 bV 2-12-83 Rig. Reel Sf110 Briar JOHN KEIDIB ASSOC. Seminole County. P WIdi I 323 ventory of new furniture, bed. ding, & GE appliances I TVs at DISTRESS PRICESII Public & hlo9 Sanford Ave. acreage. Buyer waiting for right deal. Schuren Realty Realtor. 031.1347. Cute little buk house. 2 Bill, 1 5, 19. lot, $5,000 dwn, $300 mo. Owner will carry mont. $23,500. 1511 Elliott Ave. 323.4455. S S BR . : we a offering theIr *10.000 )q 47-Real Estate Wanted Osteen area- 3 SR house I 332 W.OanisIIWhile *7 !UOIOAY,. aftl Painting by Anthony Corl Home repairs & aOpflancos If file. Over ii yrs. cap. Reagmabe 11111011111111111118 ,' - ready t. open Igmernow, isclvdes lIgus, laeee, CON Today I supplies, dog houses, Insulated, shady inside kannels, screened outside runs, also air cond, NN ______________ --- 332-1703 - I SR. 14 S $It plan, fenced yd.. O It • Terms Real estate Office In fes7 . Puatie 5*. V1 Oct 4, III 30.1971 DIN.i1l $12,911. 311711. This said III, Is bong satIsfy the terms of silO Writ of E cution John E. Ni. xe at .vaii.sts, like ChoKe. LIght bISikft typing, filing Iphenecsp. Write N.E.C., Sea 91$, Sanford. FIR. - R ' HAS CLOSEOTHEIR DOORS FOREVER I -- 78-IttOrCyCteS ----- -- ---- -62-L.awfl.Gat'defl K ENMOR E WASHERPart5. i Service Used Machines - 322.0443, eve 323.14.53. equity. 322.0214. Eves. 322-0612,322.1557, 322-1112, 322-7177 207E.2SthSt. SALE It Reg. Real Estate Broker catch up back payments I buy 323.7832 - clipping, flea control. Pet __ located 2I-4èIvsNss,JSd LINFU N. NE V ONE : Orlando, Florida, 113 1160: 46-Commercial Property 2 B. FR, PP $31,100. II WHIGHAM FURNITURE CO 2309 So. Orange Biosson Trail, BUY JUNK CARS From S10110 $50 Call 322 3674, 322 4460 high as an elephant's eye Place -- _ establish local credit.We deliver 2515. Open dilly 9.6, Sun. 12.6. Newly listed. 301 E. 23rd St., 3 OR, VE. 322 5791 Star Rd. behind Color Wheel qualified tenant. $544459 or 611. olas. I Dog 1 Cat boarding, bathing, ______ not emy LADY, YOU HAVE CONTIN. aiHeeting Residential I Commercial ______________________ W4 to lood. I WOM you to 10 aggressive toward lIfe and pes'senal achievement, 111101 osMaM,anit.r...staolialig,.ls doily, IIIIIMY aNVO all never "NMI even thoughdefeated. - 11 NMI In cond. $21,000. Will hold w LOCHARBOR Much charm plus swimming pool. Spacious 4 OR, 2 bath, FR. $62,500. FU NISHE D FU RNISHED if $.igie, Realty BROKER. 331464 327.1w. .•l a fain case entitled, Blazer FinancIal Services, Inc. Plaintiff. vs. James N. Murray and Margaret Murray, Defendant, idild, alsrsiid Writ of leacutlon Was delivered N me es Ihorlif of Seminole Cewity, Florida, and I have idvied upoes the. following described pnepertyiwned by James N. Munay, said property being in $entir.ole County, Florida, ore particularly described as follows: One 1172 Dodge Pick Up Trvck. Orange in CO. or ID Ni D1IAEUIIN)6, being stored at Seminole Paint arid Body in SaiWond, Florida. and the undersigned N Sheriff of Seminole County, Fiends, will sf $R,(1) 1 Bit, 3 csrpo('ts. only a person with a positive attitude F Foot Locker, $16.99 up ARMY NAVY SURPLUS Paint, 1 biks west of 411. 298- MULTIPLE LISTING-REALTOR A $45. Dryer, 565, & misc. items. Call after 6 p.m 3223966 BATEMAN REALTY por rent Santord 25th St. Store building, lQxIO, will remodel for BY OWNER-3 BR home in goodl 5 Top Dollar Pad for junk 8. used cars trucks & heavy equipment 322 5990 a classified •d, and pile the money in your wallet , __ __ -52-Appliances ---Westinghouse washer & dryer set good shape! $225 set Sanford Furniture Salvage. 1192 So of 3228723 Golf Clubs ladles TItleist, $75. Box springs, mattress & headboard, 321.0759 24lOSanford Ave. Aft. Mrs. 322-7643, 3224569 HAL COLBERT REALTYinc. cisanod now,,323'054. ANIMAL HAVEN Mobile homes with lots financing available $15,900 to $34,50Q. BROKER 2439 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford Sanford 331.06.10, Orlando 327.1577 ENTING R AIRPAINTINO ACREAGE close in $5,000 an acre, Terms. R A 9 AItwil$$Qn$, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery - Realtor 332.7553. SEIGLER REALTY I 3301 S NF ORD 11 Best the winter rush have youroIi heater I22O707 912 French Ave. 323-5116 $44000 Low down payments. 'BUILDER. 322.2211. 500 S Sanford Ave 171S S Frenc.hAe' WINTER PARK FURNITURE CO- 7 acres Lake Sylvan, $10,000. Best Terms. William MalIczowSi, COUNTRY LOT. $11,000. 5 . _______ $27,000. iO pct. dwn. By owner 363.3191,eve.349.S451 3 BEDROOM, 2 SATH, 2 CAR GARAGE, SCREENED PORCH, ABOVE GROUND POOL, LARGE OAKS ON New 235 Homes, 4 pct. interest to qualified buyer. $34,000 to FURNITURE & THINGS Buy& Sell NewI Used Furniture 3222902 5.2 acres 330' on paved frontage. BEDROOM, 1½ BATH, GARAGE, CENTRAL AIR. $31,500. 3 TPOT'aS Organs Pianos Guitars, amplifiers, drums etc Bob BaliS Don't pile no longer needed Jems Slightly used sold for $589. pay balance of $375 or 9 payments of $21.53. Call credit manager 322 1 9411 OUT OF BUSINESS GENEVA 77-Junk Cars Removed SINGER FUTURA 1978 model Assoc. 322-SiPS. CENTRAL AIR, CARPORT. SANFORD p 11 Custom Office Cleaning, marital, new const. LIci bonded I insured. Quality vice everytime. Ph. 333.05 - many trees. 150015: Owner. 3 BEDROOM EAT-IN KITCHEN. substantial dwn. 322.2257, "4-5904. MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty, 25 yrs. ExD, $91362. LAKEFRO NT LOT'LOCHARBOR Prize of the area. Gorgeous view, LARGE LOT. $31,500. 1 SEC ND SECTI ON UgIW Hiuling . TODAY DIN-S1 NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN that by virtue of that certain Writ of too small. 590.4914. BE WORKING TOMORROW Inc. ~ 3227972 MMISO MMEN11111111111 111111 - French Ave 322 2755 Like new full size sleeper Made by Jamison, $145 Sanford Fur niture Salvage. 1192 So of Sanford 322 8721 In Sanford. CARPORT, NEW PAINT, ON ' N OW REALTORS 2llo Sanford Ave. 3 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, 0041 _________________ __ _ _ 2541 S. French Ave. 322-0231, 322.0779 3237173, chord buttons. 2 key manuals. total 5',, octaves, bench Inc., $55 FURNITURE BEDDING EASY TERMS with store financingl No one In Orlando Sanford area refused credit If you will pay 1.4 down! Let us help you p LOT. $29,900. dec. chord organ. 18 310 Sanford Ave. qrMBLY 2 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, porch, landscaped, new listing, 1 yr. warrant$.45,000. ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR ämc.cIssrn ARC Concrete. Patios, drIveways I add one. Quality work, no lob mort. with 10 pct down. 2 BEDROOM, CARPORT, NEW PAINT as CARPET. $24,900. BEAUTIFUL 3 BR HOME in Ravenna Park, 2 baths, sc O . Tyson Cement Drives, patios, walks 1 etc. LICENSED 0699413 . 322.7972_ 4½ acres on Orange Blvd in Paola. Sliver Tone U Discount Music Center 2202 - ----------- also Sears B.B.Q grill. 531-3510 Only $24,450. Owner will carry Lawn Service Room Additions remodeling general home repaIrs no job too small. Call 333-9165 anytimi Fq&L REALTORS 2710 Sanford Ave. law effic. apt. 1 year warranty. ASSOCIATES NEEDBO' Yard debris, Trash ApplIances IMisc. (LOCAL) 349.5371 COMPUTER OPR. ORDER FILLER TYPIST EUIE16r Cheap cutting. Up to lacre. If thick for your mower, call *71 or 333.1701 till Fri. Oct. FOR RENT $12,500. I Free Delivery' Sanford Fur niture Salvage, 37 92 Sanford 322 8721 weekdays after 1:30 p.m. at $14,000. 2 STORY DUPLEX NEAR DOWNTOWN, 2 BEDROOM EACH, DOUBLE GARAGE. .BR 1 B fenced yd, utility rm, needs some 'TLC. $26,500. Lawn &Gurd.n TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON UP A CREEK? _____________________________ 'BR newly painted in a. out, enced rear yd w.trees. This 'iome has much more to see. So call now. $32,900. B I J Land Clearing, Sanford, Fl. Loader I Dragline work Free Est. 333,715 formerly Hart'iett's Beauty Nook Strip st storm-4 separate rentals, She" ii to 25 pct, return w. ieverage. High traffic ares in 323-2222 COUNTRY LIVING- One acre fenced tri.ievel Bdrm, 3 Bath, family -room, dining room, central lILA, double garage, near ii, could have mother-in- e 3271151 S acres beautifully wooded in Osteen. Owner will finance Choice builders lot on Florida Ave., in Dreamwold. Duplex or residential, fenced S shaded. RUSTIC SETTING- 4 Berm, 3 Bath home, I plus acre cornpletely fenced, pool, separate ANYTIME apartment, 1 yr. warranty, tultiple Listing Servicegs,000 . nch baskets, over 500 plants to choose from of all kinds. Many $1.50 As up Fri., Sat, & Sun. 705 West is? St. 2nd house from Firestone. Lifetime 52 inch steel saw blade, picnic table, lazy Susan I light 1~ a cres on W. 1st St. near Rlvervlew. Unbelievably priced I . 59MuSj1 Mrchanthse _ ASSUME PAYMENTS •-. Plants, Bromeliophiles. hanging Poole-Markham Rd. By owner, S acres, private, secluded, wooded with lake. $30,000. 3234242 or 322. p304. $2300 dowflw.easy terms. INC. REALTORS I30.6133or 339.4711 eves. 322-2420 American Sod 8314 BAH IA SOD $30(lOO sq. ft.) Free Del. on 4100 sq. ft. or m Care 1ve323.$e4 FORREST GREENE SURE WORLD Mobile Estates, U also make Real Estate & K.nrnore2opintde-humiditier Like New 43__t$.ACr9e -- Casselberry, 517 Lk Kathryn Dr. 4 BR, 2 B. across from Lk. Kathryn, Drive by today. $46,500. $28,500. ALTORS __ SEARS, Sanford 3221771 3229313or322.9277 321167* FISHERMAN'S PARADISE! On beautiful St. Johns River. 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath 60*24 doublewide in lovely well-maintained LEI 2565 T"I PAR K Will buy 1st & 2nd mortgages. We Space Heater whO gal fuel oil tank wstand; portable bar; plants; mail box; tires w 12 in wheel; other items of Interest Can be seen Fri. eve or all day Set. Corner Country Club & Upsets. ^ JUN1 DELTONA MAKE OFFER 2 OR, 1 bath, newly painted inside & Outside. Call Harvey Morris 9629553. Sanford's Sales Leader TION ON DOUBLE LOT NEAR SILVER SPRINGS. $11900 TERMS! Stigler Realty, , BROKER, 2439 S. Myrtle Ave., 3210640 327-1317 CARPORT, LARGE. CORNER Central Heat & Air Cond. Free Est. Call Carl Harris at I I I I 11 I U U .1 queen head board. 5400 comp 9210O _ "THE LAND MANN" J MANN REALTOR 365-1273 -- LAKE FRONT, 12*40, CENTRAL AIR, EXCELLENT CONDI. 4 - 11AL ESTATE ASSOCIATES AN SANFORD'S SALES DER! WE LIST & SELL RE HOMES THAN ANYONE! AN T,HE ONE THAT'S NO. 31 La Air Conditioning, Heating, EIectrf' __ I Business loans. Florida Mortgage Investment. 1350 S. Orange Ave. Suite 201, Winter Park. 644-6432 take a cue, and sell it with a Herald classified ad. Call 322 2611. 9 &i REALTORS 3227972 2710 Sanford Ave. __ Inc., Realtors 2435 S French (37 92) Sanford 323 5324 11VE GOT II! 3 BR, 1 bath sme in Sunland! Rem kit, nice fla Pm, & fenced yard! BPP VARRANTED. Just $32,750' d DELTONA CUSTOM DESIGNED HOME I WORLD. The Real Estate Agency IANTED. Only $34,500! II you aren't using your pool taule, avail. (( ((( mpletely fenced! BPP WAR OSTEEN LAKE FRONT 3 BR horiO or l wooded acres. PerfuØ w horses. Ideal country iiv*g. 3235200 JeO3OrIandoDr. VA & FHA Financing - 2 BR, 1", B, 2 story townhouse. Mod. kit. Inc. all appi. 1150 sq ft. sparkling pool, C.HIA. Won't last long at $31,000. Financing ___ *TASTIC 3 BR, 1' bath home I Twenty west' C-H&A. split IR plan, on nice corner lot! ________ BEAU1'Y SHOP r 02,9501 NEAR IDYLLWILDE 'filet school. 4 BR, 2 8, 1g. feejoek yd, C.HIA, w.w carpet, 100 Conditioning Call Larry for Free Est lM house trailer. unfvrn, For Rent in Lk, Mary area REALTY ant ad% are black Ivhite&read al l over. Air 1 Ii Bedroom suite, oak dresSer, 2 mirrors, 1g. door chest, lull or Purchase Mortgages GREGORY MOBILE HOMES REAL ESTATE REALTOR,322 149$ 3792 HIGHWAY FRONTAGE S. DeBary, 5 BR, 2 B home, auto repair & car lot on 4 acres, zoned comm Exc. terms, with owner financing. ØER 3 BR, 2 bath home in land Park on Ig fenced lot! 5acious eat in kit, CH&A, ptio, in a nice neighborhood! P'P WARRANTED Only EXP cal, Plumbing Sirvice & Repair. _________ 54ng -- ******** NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Notice is hereby given that the - BUSINESS SEMN Lk Mary.Sanford, 3 OR, 2 B, C. ASH, carpet, garage. Good schools. Children welcome. $39& REALTORS - $T LISTED 3 BR, 2i,ath home ILoch Arbor! Many Extras! C . 4A, scr. porch, beautiful eq it, lovely treed lot! BPP WAR $kNTED. Just $67,0001 I AN .i 51-Household Gods - 47.A-MwtgageS øought & Sokl -Individual Wants To 'See our beautiful new BROAD MORE, front I rear BR's. CallBart y Owncr3 BR, 2 bath, 90x130 lot, 10x20 FR, fenced yard + fruit trees, new carpet, new AC utility bldg., carport & work $35,900. 322-9028, 321 0101 .i! M ym ntdk)know mReaIEst,e NO FEE BR,C.H&A, $335 mo. AWARD REALTY, REALTOR 329.2100. NuYses Aides, exp. preferred. Apply in person Lakeview Nursing Center, 19 E. 2nd St. NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS IIALTY CONSU A N D LET i reu a - -- -. 42-.WEbIIe Homes LOW MORTGAGE 4 OR, 111 B brick home w.brand new carpet $ paint thru out, fenced rear yd. Exc. termsl $29,900. ESTATE SALE, lovely 2 Bdrm, CBS w-sc porch I carport. Quiet neighborhood, fully landscaped inc. citrus trees. 2117 Orange Ave. $24,900, owners will finance at 9' Pc?. Call Ocala 9016294151 aft 6 pm. 7ENSTRO WONDERFUL OPPORTHeY lust reduced 3 BR 11/3 b,i11 only 159,9001 -___________________________ Cashier. Hostess & Waitress Exp. only i Deitona Inn. 441.4493 __ .IMAMLJSN SI 1 5115100111. 32-Houses Unfurnished directory-salary plus bonus, car helpful-NO SELLING. Permanent employment for persons free to travel. Apply in person at 10 a.m. sharp. R.L. Polk ICo. Rm. 60 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 101E.IstSt. EOE M.F 34-4sjsig (fpgrjijftgg 1 beautifully refurbished Inside I out. Don't miss it for only LR.BR Combination, full kitchen, bath.AduIts,no pets. 333.3979. ___________________________ Nis on quiet street. $45,000. ; SPACIOUS I GRACIOUS 4 Berm, 2 story home w.2600+ sq. ft. on large corner lot has been Furnished Apts. tor Senibr Citizens. Down lawn, very clean I roomy. See Jimmie Cowan, 311 Palmetto Ave. Housewives, Retirees and othersDoor to door canvass getting names for new Sanford City lI to the P.lisst bidder, for cash, 5 .,..... 31--Apia rtmeft 30911$ $31,900. ______________________________ For a career in Real Estate call Stamper Agency, Wm. Stemper, 322-41111 _ 11 .1 . . 11 I 1 % . . . .` 1~. I . ,. . , ~''. ~`, , ...11:11 AM, an the liNt day of Oc. WDOUSLM NW, A. 0.199, offer for sale and .., 1 time. 10 a.m.-d - 30 p.m. Apply in person Sanford Nursing & Convalescent Center, 930 Meflonville Ave. HIS grid w.lIght office shills would 2.95 workroom. Priced right at -____________________ 1 Experienced, ed, mature cook, full - 7' w.terrifiC 20' FIB. Room and 13' 1 BR, 1 bath, air cond., upstairs, iargerooms.sl4op.rmo. +5100 securIty. No pets Adults only. 3222962 after 6 p.m. in person Sanford Nursing & Convalescent Center 950 Mollonville. ALLMYOHILDNN t30 1. CITRUS GALORE can be found around this large 3 Bdrm home _________________ AN 410 12 full 1. part time. Apply Seminole County, Florida HA, w.w carpet, decorator wallpaper. I beamed ceilings on 200' lot, all for 529,5001 701 Bldg. $34,500, Large 2 BR, 2 bath, all appliances. wath.drye,, pool, clubhouse. Lease, security deposit. Sandlewood Condos. Call Orlando p6.1727, 1.141.1417 or 4443019 To be published October 1,11, ii, 25, with the sale October 26, 1979. - carpet, split bedroom plan, I 1g. fenced yard in good area. washer-dryer, pool, clubhouse, $2iSmo. Lease, security deposit. Sandiewood Condos. Call Orlando 96.1727. AVON FIGHT INFLATION Sell Avon. Increase your earning power. For details, call. NOTICE OF SHER1PF'SSALI SEARCH IN TOMOR.' 'I • • _.!9.!!..N0flc!... titious 12.30 (41 __ 3 Bdrm COUNTRY GEM bargain has brand new: Central - INC. REALTOR' . 1 1 Large 1 OR, 1 bath, all appliances, • 4443013 Medal Inc., Realtor Bdrm home w.Central M.A. w.w 1 BR-$197 up, Pool. Adults only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17.92 In Sanford. Call 323.1170 Mariner's Village. publication of this notice, the tic. cii MIPIORIADIRS @000NlWS S Longwood area. l305430. UP4CLUTTER YOUR CJ69t. Sell those things that Id taking up space with a all In the Herald 322.2611 or Longwood. 3 BR, 2 baIF corner lot. Privacy f ',V tached garage, I yrs. old 153111 FHA, VA. 41-louses 41-44ouses REALTOR 13 `.i W 323.4061 or eves. 32 11 WE HAVE THE OARSI 11:30 (2)(12)WHEELOPFORTUNE 0 FAMILY FEUD AFTERNOON M(jkeYotit Nurse's side tocare for my husband, Low Down Payment Cash for your lot! Will build on your Ia, at our lot. fenced,Air& Heat wwCarpe$, 322.1162 0437 after ill p.m. Applications are being accepted for production workers on both shifts in our large modern egg processing facility. Interested applicants should apply in only to Pinebreeze Forms Farms Inc., 3601 S. Sanford Ave., Sanford. EOE. DEC30 ''too 2)(12)PUGH0OLLI0S ISTH(Pmc$SRI0HT 0 LAVERNS & SHIRLEY (0) • . (2) (12) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 111 LOVE OF LIFE WHIW1 10:58 OCISPIEWS S 18-Help Wanted TODAY (1)0 FRIDAY MORNING 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI' CA 0 SESAME STREET (R) VA.FHA235.Cofl. Homes UNDER MARKET- 7 yr old 3 Convenient 2 BR Lady to sit fors mo. old baby in my home--4 days- wk. S.6 p.m. Own Transportation preferred. 321. 3227346 ______________________ HI. NEIGHBOR 3 BR, 21/, bath Townhouse in Sanora with 2 car garage, pool , S, tennis court privileges included. $325 mo., is,, last & damage required. 3324211, - __ 41-Houses V Enterprise, Inc. Ururnlshsd Beautiful residence. Call 301322.4211 weekdays. . PRIVATE VOICE LESSONS (I2)OINAH1 host: 323.$$)7 30Aps,tme,'tts Wanted mature lady to live-In 2 days a week, prepare meals as care for invalid lady in Sanford EN JOY 6:45 It A.M. WEATHER (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA (4) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA NEWS Daniel Barenboim, ttzhak Pertman, Pinchas Zukerman, Jacqueline durea un Per f orm U.,,. $ Trout Quintet. (R) RECEPTIONIST Permanent position, good pay, cxc t*nefits for sharp individual with good telephone voice, typing, Shorthand & general office experience required, Health I medical insurance, vacation& holidays provided, bY one of nations largest builders. Submit application and resume to Cardinal industries Inc., lox U, Sanford, Fl. 32771, Equal Opportunity Employer. _, s Child Cart-infants to 10 yrs. Kindergarten I preschool Programs. Highly exp. staff, developmental playground. 630 Rivervi,w Ave. 322.1111. 641 0 OVER ___ Child Care inrnyhome J CRACKERBARREL (12 __ Fenced Yd., reasonable prices Mon. thru Fri. 323.1679 0 SOAP Jessica has a confrontation with Donahue, Burt and Saul escape from the and Chester encounters an old mistress. 0 CAMERA THREE "Marvin Hamlisch" American composer Marvin Hamlisch, whose work Includes motion picture scores 2)(4)0O(12)NEWS W HERE TO MAKE MUSIC onlyt Wages commensurate W Willy-fringe benefits. . 0 HEALTH FIELD 0 SUNRISE 7:26 )I2)OPERATING ROOM A group of young doctors becomes Involved In a series of professional and private mishaps. 020/20 11:00 I - 6:11 yard I pool privileges. Prefer man, woman or couple with drivers license. Write box 33 c.o Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1457, Sanford, Fl 32171. suret get AiS 1½ baths home. Good location, Room in private home. All home, AUTOMOTIVE MACHINIST Engine rebuilde,', Seminole Auto Machine, 301 E. 25th Pt. Exp. . newly painted, fenced yard 1 Much More. Only $29,300. REALTOR 322401 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 349. 5100' 33339St $ 10V M. Unsworth R STEMPER AGENCY 1.7r, -i i ___ _ __ BuildtoSuit - ourlot FHA-VA, F HA 235 your inspection, lust reduced home with bath lkitchen privileges. 323-7259. 18-4elp Wanted ''a 0 for aoot. 322.3111. __________________ . 1 - 011 home at 311 Fai beautiful Loch Arbor _-estate1t_4s.re.aUsflcall $67,500. About ½ cash refinance up to 90 SEMINOLE REALT $35,000. Clean, (urn, room. Separate bath I entrance. Air I heat. Close to restaurants Cable TV hookup. •tt yf4 Immediate possessi Quality I BR, 2 B Br * FIRST TIME OFFERED 3 BR, Publication Noon Friday son". Reward. 321.4641, 9:30 for "The Way We Were" and "The Sting," Is profiled. Sanford Gracious living. Ross. Weekly As monthly rates. inquire SM S. Oak 141.7N3. -. 0 SUMMER SEMESTER take them 0 BARNEY MILLER Dietrich, ' (LAZA TWINJ'. - S-Lost & Found against the underworld figures are trying to one of Sanford's pioneer 2 story homes with charm and comfort. 4 or 5 BRs, 2 baths. We invite Room for rent in private 0 THE ED ALLEN SHOW (2) 12) QUINCY Quincy creates political problems for the U.S. white trying to isolate the cause of an epidemic in a Latin American country. @ 0 HAWAII FIVE-0 (Sea' 50fl Premiere) Against NcGars objections, labor *THIS LOVELY older home is 3 Lanes Minimum ________________________ - 9:00 3:30 P.M. DEADLINES 9PTL CLUB 8:30 ' - !1'I 25TH CENTURY Buck travels ....(1J TIC TACDOUGH (j) HAPPY DAYS AGAIN - * CARPENTERS SPECIAL 2 BR un large cWifj1fIuC$170QQ. .. . . MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9- Noon MORNING to an orbiting gambling para. ciise to rescue a kidnapped girl from the clutches of her evil employer. 43c a tine itim. 31c a ling 3consecutivettmes lconsicutive times .....35c a line -HOU° appointment. £ ONTH GOLF COU Condition. Asking only 1.42,300. Interested? Call us today for 30 CIsh Buyers for a small in. vestment. Place a low cost classified ad for results. 332.2611 RATES HAVE 5QUEEZEIT1S? Then you should see this gracious older 2 story home in "move. in" 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. 8'Ol (2j U BUCK ROGERS IN THE 42 T 322-2611 Noon The Day Before the topic ..(2i THREE'S A CROWD @ ALL IN THE FAMILY 'Lionel's Engagement' P.M. MAGAZINE O JOKER'S WILD THE CROSS-WITS , MOVIE "feeds" Lt. Columbo all me wrong information. 0 POLICE WOMAN Pepper and Crowley search for two bank motorcycle-riding robbers who mysteriously disappear after each crime. to call in questions regarding 7:00 - LATE "Columbo: Murder By The Book' (1971) Peter Falk, Jack Cassidy. A mystery writer mur- probr SEA AND SKY "Weathering And Erosion' EARTH, . 0 CBS * Working lady or college student to share my home. Call before 11:30 am. or aft 5 p.m. 16,1114. Orlando - Winter Park I I I I I I I . --..*,I , - 41-Hoj 41-Houses 26Apts. & Houses Thursday, Qt. 4, 47;-.58 Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. p 1111111, -__- ...1 I ::.) '.. Rain or Shine . Auction tinder Tent . On Property - - - - - - - - - - = - - - - = - -___= = - - - - - 016 I U • . . , I— - . "-2' .b.. 4 - . & .., . . . I, ' mm , .~!a , ., % , 1090" 4. -f ~ . - - - ~ J - - ''._.._'!2 ' __I �Thursday, Oct. 4, 1n B-EvinIng Hrald, Sanford, Fl. 72nd Year, No. 39-FrIday, October 5, 1979-Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald-Cuss48L2SO)-Pricc k ur rise n nem ymentionloinif t WASHINGTON (UP!) - The nation's unemployment rate fell to 5.8 percent of the workforce during September, the government reported today, a development that may ease immediate pressure on the administration to shore up the sluggish economy. The decline from the August level of 6 percent contradicted forecasts that the number of jobless Americans would rise sharply for the rest of the year as the recession, which many economists believe started in the second quarter, began to take hold. The fresh statistics from the Labor Department also could be viewed as cheering news to President Carter, who has been fighting a losing battle against Inflation and has been severely criticized by political opponents and the public over his handling of the economy. The unemployment rate had hovered In the 5.7 percent for a year until August, when It suddenly jumped to 6 percent. The administration predicted that the rate would climb to 6.6 percent 1 scot"Ilk T LJ SYNTHETIC LAWN TURF ••l) chemicals, ml ' I'I 1- j' Resist dew, weather and ir CONCRETE MIX A40 lb. bag of this mixed sand, gravel prego and cement makes 1/3 cu. ft. of cement. sects. Green, 6' or 1 widths. No. L•2401. ',. 3l'' '•• A p AM AAM 11111 . -- - SHEET VINYL FLOORING Inter-foam cushioned. Can be loose laid or cemented in place. Lovely decorator patterns and colors in 12' widths. 900 40 lb. Bag 419 _; 14 Cushioned No-Wax Sq Yd. Each Peg. Price (sq. ydi........... . .. 3•1 G AMA. R' 111111111 Peg. Price (40 lb. bag) .......... 1.36 £ 75 or 150 watt Clear bulbs. Screw base fits standard holders. F 40 Cool White Rapid Start. 48" long. 40 watts. Peg. Price (eec/i) .. . ... ...... . . u I COUPON GOOD OCTOBER 4.5.61 Insidi Frosted LIGHT Iulu I w Each Bulb With Coupon ....... . . . . ....... 1.39 BATTERIES _____ I :1011111111111111 General purpose batteries. 1.5 volts. C and Dsizss siu" Limit 6Bu/bs, p/ease Rag. Price (each bulb). 150 I I 1 LR,t8BII,S,IS, ps m • Rag. Price (each battevy) . 300 I ASPHALT ,'ti,r For use under asphalt shingles asbestos siding, In built-up roof construction. o Caulk all cracks against heating and cooling loss. 11 fI oz cartridge. Ught 0 With Coupon 199 s.t Doublilowl STAINLEU$TEII,SINK NAIL APRON $.001 TILE Vinyl asbestos 12" x 12" Ole in: SigGrssn, Pebble Beige orGold Chip. ' i- WaII•Cot 1100111110F LONX WALL PAINT I(JTf For WON iurfacus I masonry, pleat I or wallboard. whlt. Cio, -,--.• S -: • ', 2 SI:. /22& : I•..... Hovss.Coto Ixtsdor Latix NOM PAINT For mason.y or mstaL Ret tMI[ TunTollus 10O%np1onle cp ia,*. Foe back, 12' wIdth i 1j :1 ......1 OTT VS. ROL SCOT299 • CARP" W. PS-i 84 11V'x36"x73".. .... - Prices quoted In this ad are - based - on customsrs p1ckingup mirchandisi at our stors. Oslivory Is svslhibls for a small charg.. Man.gm.nt resirves tho right 'to' limit uanddN On ipidil ails mirChsfldiw. - -- Gallon INSULATION Saveasmuchas 30% in fuel cost each yearl A-li Sq. Ft. A-iS Sq. 3W x 15" . . BC 6" * 15". 11 316"x23". BC 6"x23".15 From 2X4x.2" 71 SPRUCE/PINE STUDS ' • Piece ISO IPisce lxl2No.3$HILYING Wthroughi6'length . 49ft SHEATHINGPLYWOOD *NNCY APPROVii 3/8"*4 *8' CDX.......71 7 1/2"*4'x8'CDX(3ply). 1/2"x4'x8'CDX(4ply). .S. 5/8" * 4' *8' CDX ..... ..11. -'. • • _ ____ Pope In ' Do-itayourself eling -- America!s __ I • -,• • • -. r '- - * ..•. , . __ , m , $- • . - -• - 1 • •••• •- 4-.----------------I- - . -, - __ I . .3-' . • ' • . • - ' e, I Today - ________ - records, but also utility department account.s. It was noted that Fitzpatrick and Hartsock have audited the general fund accounts since the city was incorporated six years ago. _____ coundUvw DeLores Lash to (p"'alion (*08) which sits DES MOINES, Iowa (UP!)- overwhelming popularity: the forget the security of rural was the diversity and preserva- and we don't see that in a lot of rating sponsor a fire insurance agers In Pope John Paul, II made man has charisma. en America does not lie In tioc of rural America. the priests and nuns we see." cia as if I c a t 10 n $ for the community's te cftm t.eit at home in "The man talks our Ian- economic success alone. u. heartAround The Clock ..........U The words were well mflunIcipalItlss has reduced 04 guage," said coon fire department per.L land of America. are stewards of the received, even if the thrust of The impact of the papal visit, Bridge .................... IA ___ like Mary's rating fran a MA Connor. "He knows how to talk most of Important resources God his remarks was not strong as which attracted the largest Caleidar ..................8* to a 7 First Street between Lake man's duty to conserve it to 3$ has given tothewcrld," he said. his previous advocacy of rural public gathering In the state's Comic' ....................$A Terry told coilsaives the Mary and Wilbur fran 7 to Related slides, 2A42A families In their 111.year-old history, will be felt for monthsCrossword .................IA "Therefore, conserve the land land reforms, WIn5 UVIaiI lit Editorial ..................4* p.m. for the party on country church and toathird to come. of well so that YOUr children's Nuance premiums for his Hailowseim. is just so "jyofttiIpope o simP t le Dew Abby .................IA folks like Ull." a milli on Midwesterners at an cbikfren and ge ciii hPSlalsentopsyailhIs • refreshing," said Valerie Des Moines Bishop Maurice Dr. lamb .................. IA y iy Mao, the council agroW to QIgdOOt mass at a *acre b4ft the four and a half 0am wiH Inherit rm richer Lombsrdo of Davenport, Iowa, Dingman, the pontiff's official Horoscope .................IA to IPW& submit r.coaunendatlons to agricultural muasan. hours he spent In central iowa, land than was entrusted to one of more than 300,000 host, wept as the abbreviated Hospital ...... . ............ 3* "I'm all fur that, he Mayor Sorenson to fill He left behind tears, a feeling the pontiff told farmers the Y°" pilgrims who visit came to an end. "Thi has OURSELVES ..............IA t. • W& Mayor Walter Sorøson vacancies on bath the ________ pIVI"Ig of having experienced history church "highly esteems your From the liturgy wed in his papal rnan at Living History to be the greatest day of my Sports ................... $,7A I 001 city property owners will aridiopltigepvullll*n and the In the making, and an work." He urged them to open-air mass to the gifts he Farms. "He Is so happy In Ufe,"he said. "It's just adr,am Televisios ............Leisure realise a per l,n( savings It bawd of adj4mn.M4 agreement on the reason for his conserve the soil and never received, the overriding theme being a priest and being a P0P come true." Weather ...................IA MW WW sock for the firm to audit not only general f und financial Heartlandle 'The Man Talks Our L anguage __ The date's Insurance Service .• - ______ Lake Mary property owners their homes are block and 41 should contact their Insurance percent ii their homes are of agents to make errs they wood ccsruct1on. The city receive the savings in fire In- received the improved rating sarance premiums available because of improvements and Oder the city's new rating ezpaniIt of the city water 'dilcatkjn. system and because the city has Qty CowieIlm.n Harry Terry a dispatching service. ve this advice at a council In other business the council - - - . Owners Must Notl*fy Agent r Fio re R te IxtsrlorPLYWOOD Goodononsslds. 1/4"x4'x8' ............ . 1/2"x4'x8' .. . ....... 5/5I *4'*8'.•.. 3W* x4'xlr . 198 1 The J oi'gnt In Th e 2x4xS' GYPsUM WALIBOARI Easy to appF Economical flu resistant beer olsoldgypsua encased in sp cial fibrou POW. • Each She 249 .......2.5 1/2" x4'x12' . . . . .. - 1 - .4.41 . Ten Arrested In Nigh t Raid At SANFORD 700 French Avenue .; • • sP*uci Yoqr c k FIBERGLASS 3..Tab No. 240 ASPHALT 7.11 15 Year Warranty square ....... 21,33 Bundle STab S11aUU 7.46 20 Year Warranty Square ....... 22.IS Bundle -•;,•,,••• -.•• •- /or,) s HOURS: 7:30 - 8:00 Monday thru Saturday Ckillled Sunday. --- O ............................... gal Peg. Price ( a - SA HORSE MACKITS ilk becks Has gau Enamel finish. No. 87. i! Ph: J. fl49 Uqsld Asbsstss 100? COATING Fibs, rslnforcid, for renewing old roofs. Will retard drying, atopw FS.1 24 WNW m • Ii ' -:j Plssflc Asbistos "NORM For patching cracks and holes In roofing, flashing and gutters orb loftnew roofs. Five adjustable shelves made of heavy gouge sts Gallon341 G.M OUT AND •CAMYCAIT 1 $IPT1C TANK TUBING Manufactured spocificeily for s.ptk tank drainfield systems. Resists acids and alkalis, will not corrode, rotor breskd4"x10!lengthI Your cholo.: No. 402 Portorated No, 452 Non-Perforated L!!i Mo PACO • _____ '.iuui,, HoussP". '"s-..- All purpose acrylic latex paint. Has fungicide to resist mildew. White and Colors. L 702 Plain Mirror (ea. tile) . . . .19 661 Gold Swirl y, col" 752 Gold Vein 990 762 Antique Gold Each 1200 50F Bronze Tile 650 Chrome Foil Vein Smas TBINNIR$ has a imitSd 1-yes, Trimmer war. ranty. staplec. gripper bsd slip ft surface. Clear. Econo weight. 312000. 24E%/' ee HOUSE PAINT lOOP SHINILI J tSealed dow • by the sun I • heat to form p .V roof, kripeMom I wind or weather. I - White or Colors. Easy-to-apply stick on 12" x 12' ROOFING SHINGLES mirror tiles. Self-rimming satin finished 33' 22" sink. No. 47404. Ro ____ ___ Peg. Price 2.4 WD-40 9 oz. size Handy aerosol can of lubricant. Prevents rust and cor- Rates On The Rise By DONNA ESTES HeraldStaff Writer . •. Lake Mary residents will . ,. .. .. soon be paying from 50 cents to The Sanford policeman who the man, walking as casually as $1 monthly more for garbage within 60 seconds of a bank he could, and shortly atcollection if the two firms who robbery at Atlantic National terwards Officer Davis came : have a franchise to operate in Bank of Seminole on First the scene. the city have their way. ree ur y arrest a McLam, following a block , e city councilay suspect today praised his chief, behind ran to him and pointed - , . night delayed consideration of Ben Butler, for having Initiated at a man walking briskly away . request from Superior 0 0 D a special training program to from the bank. Davis . o . Sanitation and Better Garbage deal with such circumstances, recognized the suspect as . prow,. ' Service for rate increases until Jack Davis, an officer for matching the broadcasted the companies submit three years, said It was his first description and trailed him. documents showing the need for bank robbery and he "just The suspect carried a brown higher rates. t.... d5VU WI LU) happened to h the first officer bagunder hisright am I)uAl5VI lids _II who got there. " Davis was on Davis ici ..., increase from $5.50 monthly to routine motorcycle patrol on Davis did not know what was $6 for curb side pickup and from North Park Avenue near in the bag, he said. The suspect $6 to 87 monthly for back door Seminole County Courthouse was reported armed. a Using his _______________________________________________________________________________________ Is asking for an Increase from pickup. Better Garbage Service when he heard the alarm at training, Davis observed the 12:29 p.m. 1%*p.Ct at a distance, ance, checking mai t tar back It The story picks up with what for positive Identification and a $cu up •. •••• TL •. . • garbage curb side. had happened at the bank just weapon. When he was sure the • • . , City Manager Phil Ku! bes before Davis heard the alarm. suspect matched the .. •. ,• .. -e • . recommended approval of the A man had walked Into the description he got off his L__Increase, citing higher costs of bank and joined in a line of motorcycle, drew his revolver, . •• garbage disposal at the customers heading toward and approached the suspect, he 1' Herald Phols by Tom Vincent • county's sanitary landfill, tellers. As the man approached said. Davis shouted "Halt" and The Joint In The Woods - Site of ten arrests higher wages for the firms' one of the women tellers, he ordered the suspect to put his employees because of inflation placed his hand in a brown hands over his head. The and higher gasoline prices. The paper bag and told her: "This is suspect surrendered without an council, however, opted for a stickup." incident, Davis asserted. delay. All the money reported The teller, police said, Councilman Harry Terry said stolen, about $500, was the man about $500 and he , before a rate increase could be recovered from a pocket In th e "walked quietly, but consider ed, documentation hurriedly out of the bank at the First suspect's pants, police said. No showing inceased costs should found. Street exit," according to weapon was ISCO be submitted. Councilman Police arrested David King, • police. Cliff Nelson said it would be 39,1821 Summerlln Ave. He was Soon after the man exited, the charged with armed robbery "patently ridiculous" for the teller triggered an alarm, and a and was being held In lieu of city to consider approving head teller notified the bank's 110,500 in the Seminole County higher rates without financial By.GEOFFREY POUNDS Ten deputies and two state agents in unmarked whether or not action would be taken against the security head, Daryl McLain. jsti till his first court apinformation from the comHerald Staff Writer cars were dispatched to the discotheque at about discotheque. ' panles. McLaIn quickly took command pearance at 1:30 p.m. today. it 9p.m. and after an hour of monitoring activities of the situation according to Councilman Pat Southward Higea said there were about Those arrested were: Robbie Spivey, 18 of 1200 Seminole County Sher1ff' deputies acIn the parking lot, the deputies began makin g bank president Howard 15 customers in the bank when ai s d she wasn't sure the city W. 22nd St., Sanford, charged with possessing a companied by state beverage agents swept arrests, reports said. Hodges. Hodges said McLaln the robbery occurred. "I cersho uld be Involved In rate controlled substance; Susan Lynn Brooks, 18, of through the parking lot and building at the Joint The deputies then accompanied the state took off his Us and mat and taWy feel extremely proud of regulation, pointing out the Orlando, charged with possessing a controlled In the Woods discotheque off Highway 17-92 north agents Into the building and began checking exited the bank on the Park the quick actions by Mr. Superior Sanitation substance; Donna Marie Galaida, 18, of 421 of Longwood Thursday night, arresting 10 customers' identifications to make sure they representative Avenue side, then was met by McLain and the other bank said his firm is Boxwood Circle, Winter Springs, charged with persons on charges ranging from marijuana were of legal age. While in the course of their another bank employee who employees. Things could have charging a better price to Lake possessing a controlled substance; Steve Neighpossession to resisting arrest with violence, checks, some customers attempted to resist intedInthe direction of the been a lot worse, but everyone Mary customers than is bor, 19, of 2831 Grove St., Sanford, ch ar g ed with "The action was a response to a continuIn Spolskl said. bank suspect who was walking reacted perfectly, Including charged in Orange County possessing a cont roll ed s ance ubst and resist g in problem that had to be resolved," sheriff's where the away. McLain began to follow Sanford Police." company operates in arrest with Bonny Jean Wemette, 19, of violence; Demange said there was no call for the I.D. department spokesman John Spoiski said. certain areas under an exOrlando, charged with possessing a controlled checks since he has worked closely with police in Spoiski said the raid at Joint in the Woods elusive franchise. substance; Jerry Lynn Jones, 26, of Orlando, the past. He said there were no minors found to came In response to a two-month pattern of The Lake Mary franchise is charged with possessing a controlled substance; have been served liquor as a result of the raid. complaints received from persons in the area. non-exclusive. James Kenneth Wilson, 18, of Orlando, charged He said the activities outside of his establish, He said complaints of marijuana use, traffic Mrs. Southward also with disorderly conduct; James Jacob Goerr'pel, mont were "out of his control." accidents and unruly conduct in the parking lot reiterated the Superior 19, of 6919 Poplar Drive, Altamonte Springs, of the establishment had been reported. The raid Deputies reported that the eight persons Sanitation representative's charged with possessing a controlled substance; was not a drug raid per se, Spolski said. arrested for marijuana possession were hanstatements that free enterprise and Daniel Leon Rents, 18, of 415 Navarre Way, The manager of the discotheque, Craig the controlled substance openly when they and the competition of the Altamonte Springs, charged with interfering Demange, said the action of the deputies were arrested. marketplace was keeping rates with a police officer and battery to a police ofamounted to "harrasmnent." He said he down. fleer. has asked for a meeting with Sheriff John Polk Sgt. Robert Bisho of the Bureau of Alcoholic In other business, the council to gain an explanation of the events of Th ursday Beverages said the reports of his agents were Seminole County Chief of Detectives e instructed Kulbes to negotiate nlgtt. still under review and could not comment Harrell coordinated the raid, wi th the Sanford accounting Fo firm of Fitzpatrick and Hart- Mopacots Exterior i Threeplece set. No. 938-TAP-90. Lin 75* ______ IWhIELLMUNAlaw 9 COUPON GOOD OCTOBER 4. 5.6 Garbage •; on Led To Bank Peg. Price (sq. yd.) ...... 2.99 Mede for the Southern Cl/met. Each Bulb rate. Sen. William Proxmire, DWis., chairman of the Senate Banking Committee, labeled it appalling, and said the nation would be lucky if inflation is held to less than 12 percent this year. But the White house expressed hope there will be some price moderation by December. Press secretary Judy Powell said Carter will continue to hold firm on the anti-inflation policy of holding (lown federal spending. The White house predicted in July unemployment would climb to 6.6 percent by the end of the year. It had hovered in the 5.7 percent range during the previous 12 months, allowing the administration to concentrate its attention on inflation without worrying about unemployment. However, the economy turned sour during the second quarter to raise new concerns over loss of jobs. The Townsend..Greepan jobless forecast said the rate will probably level off far another few monthsand then soar to above 7 percent by spring. I Nore/co 99 I Unit 1, pleas.' LIWt 2 C811114 please Reg Price (each).. .. 12.99 Rag. Price - - (each) - - - - -1.39 - - 11111_. 410 all- 4110 111- - - 4114111111 ' '.)or 15 lb. 30 lb. (216 sq. ft.) Roll '- i Each Banery With Coupon 40 411 11111111 411 011 . IUh&.IUMI &, 1,1 IiEI1HjZLI I COUPON GOOD OCTOBER 4.8,6 4$" DoubIi Strip F11111011`0601111111SHOP UGHT Uses two 40 Watt bulbs (included). Rapid start. KL240-KL 01 COUPON GOOD OCTOBER 4,5,6 i I 1 Each • 40,60,75orlOOwatts. 249 Sq. Yd. OUTDOOR FLOOD LIGHT Nomlc> -Teen-agers: 16.4 percent inSeptember, 16.5 percent in August, 15.3 percent in July. -Whites: 5.1 percent in September, 5.3 percent in August, 4.9 percent in July. -Blacks and other minorities: 10.6 percent in September, Il percent in August and 10.8percent in July. -Fuiltime workers: 5.4 percent in September and August and 5.3 percent in July. The unemployment decline may help to still calls from Capitol Hill for an anti-recession tax cut. The White house hoped for no new glum news. It received enoughof a jolt Thursday when the Labor Department reported wholesale prices had jumped by 1.4 percent last month for the biggest advance in almost five years. Gasoline and home heating oil costs surged upward again, and food prices, particularly ).'eef, rose at the fastest rate since last winter. The advance represented 18.2 percent inflation at an annual • Quick Act's Straight FLUORESCENT TUBE by December. But the September jobless figures showed that the number of persons with jobs advanced by 610,000 last month to 97.5 million after falling by 310,000 in August. Virtually all of the over-the-month reduction in the unemplo}ment rate took place among adult women, particularly married women, the Labor Department said. The unemployment rate for part-time workers dropped slightly while all other categories showed little or no change from August. Here is a category.by.category breakdown of the unemployment picture over the past three months: -All workers: 5.8 percent in September, 6 percent in August, 5.7 percent in July. -Adult men: 4.2 percent in September and August, 4.1 percent In July. -Adult women: 5.5 percent in September, 5.9 percent in August, 5.5. percent in July. nt Down * .- -- Ear'-• - • •-.- _____ ........ --- -•__e' 1 0... --.- • .•-_-••':, '- -' -: • •.:" .: • •-'•-.- I IL . . ---•- '.b"i'•,-,á. • . - • ----- • - '•.i' .••' !' '.. - - -. ___________ -- - -- • -- ____ - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1979 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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