11 10 311 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c7a8f66f9d75ad8ce85a4533bd670b75.pdf 45ed3c6a04ba2ea6771ae109186c4651 PDF Text Text -- - - p..4 . -t SAVE 50' Aft SWEET SLICED f3j~cory _ BACON . - . 72nd Year, No. 59—Monday, October 29, 1979.—Sanford, Florida 32771 .. 't ic[ 31 144 Jr JE -I ' Evening Herald—(USPS 481-280)—Price 15 Cents Ii Pair Is Presumed Drowned In Lake 2-LB§ W: '•T SAVE 22 Lwas I(1 .. II JLP ICA . I . EFpO ,. W W .-- - .",., .,r -. t....'•. - - _________________________________________________________________________ - . . - n— . . ... •, . . • _______________ ..,. ..' ________ . .... , i- -., PSIMISIM TUIM - 'i..i IMNIUNT 1NNCT _____ . _____ . : ... •- • _____ LEG r IAST ' , _______ ! *r . & _____ _____ .. .... ... .,.. . was good swimmer, officials a reported. Parker said it was thought the old man could have had a heart attack as a result of the ordeal causing him to let go of the boat. Waves of 2 to 3 feet on the Sum Wooden of15O4Wl6th M., and Frank ren eton of 11 14 94* . as he clung to the boat before they were swept away. Neither man, both of Sanford, are still missing and presumed drowned today after a weekend search . holding on to Pendleton's back By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer A young boy and an elderly ' ' ' . • by Tom Ntftd WS60 PhW Susan Wooden and family mourn missing nine-year-elill Roderick. W 14th St were swept away by they had been fishing at 1:3o despite attempts to ball it out Seminole ml Volusis County Sheriff's Departments the swift current as they clung p.m. on the northside of Lake with a bucket. Saturday to locate the victims. Burke said the Brown and ba partially submerged 14-foot Monroe, east of the Interstate 4 The search was resumed at four clung to the partially the boatin the choppy waters of bridge, when the boat's Lake, survivors of the incident propeller apparently became submerged craft for more than daybreak again on Sunday, but told Seminole Sheriff's deputies entangled in submerged an hour about one mile off- later had to be called off trotilnes placed there by shore The boy, a Pinecrest because the lake as so rough Saturday When located the boat had ElementarySchool student and Undsey L. Brown, X, of Apt commercial fishermen drifted about 2 miles from the 100, 15 Capt. Ray Parker of the Sanford native, was the only W. 25th St., and spot here it first submerged Ulysses Burke, 47, of 3320 E Sheriff's Department said one nearing a life jacket, Sheriff's OffiL-e spokesman I.Incoln St., Midway, who were Ulysses Burke, operator of the Parker said, and it was later the fishing companions of boat attempted to get untangled found floating with no one in it. John Spolski said the search Wooden and Pendleton, were by reversing direction of the "It was an adult size and the was being curtailed today to but late rescued from the water by boat. At that point water rushed boy could have slipped out oflt,' Tuesday when it is expected the an unidentified boater. In over the side of the boat said Parker. Roderick had Wen reportedly bodies inay surface. The survivors told authorities swamping it within seconds will resume on one boat, 57 LL ft4N'*Am 1CM-1 F"CoUW"LG"W Arreste PNW" 1% 6 10 NEW YORK (UP!) Hundreds blocked traffic In the heart of of anti-nuclear demonstrators financial, dIdrkttodey pleading with stock exchange employees to stay away from work snid suppon their proted of the financial community's funding of the nuclear hwMM7. blocking corridOrs through barricades ad iç for Exchange employees. . ... en 0 . Most Exchange away to New York Stock only to be puehid back onto the sidewalks by night stick wielding polio offlors. employees over having to conic in early because of the protest and of having to "walk a gauntlet" through the barricades. th The number of protesters swelled about 1,000 by 9 but their efforts appeared to convince only a few workers to stay to moved quickly through police a.m., came from one tf e protesters go rom th k e wor ers businessman right, I don't know If you're wrong. I wish you good luck, but I'm ep slt6r Is Shot At - •: complained ci being inconvenienced by theprotest test uu, uu hauled them police vans and buses. ," demonstrators lay Still other protesters stood in the down on sidewalks to block access by workers. Others sat In thethe air, danced,dtambourines, and watched street-theater Arms. sldts. Many ware arrested. Some rushed in small, group onto Traffic on Broadway near the Exchange was hopelessly snareven . .. ...., I. • t Remains $3,8,09'Mgnoy Bag Missing . $ ,: toc Ma 0 A0 I , Sanford police today were Joe's told police he drove up to. in the depository gourough the deposuoiy chute he depository in Na truck, ; uuip,da in box.beforethirobberorrobbersgot leaned yer e box andreinoVed It. niction itib a bisarre ( the way to the police a I'Ob*y5bulyIftr1'jM box, thn thJim Nulty, 24, fIrst assistant station, GuwWno cam $CT5 manager at the restaurant, said Satirday, when a restaurant bag containing $3'100 In Sanford policeman on fntJfl shot at as he was and checks emplo)se pat.He$ofticer's Wday airInddo deposit at makin anI attention and the patrolman cw.d last July when he was AI1i,1cNatIcna1Bank'sdriVe. ,remov,It, someone sped to the bank while "I'tg a deposit and police InfacilltycnU.S Hlghwayl7• werelaterrequestedto escort . awwblchhfttherssr Guadagno continued employees when they went to window of his truck, he esid. p&e station. make deposits. Nulty said the Police uid the robbery Gusdagno drove off quickly Pollée said t1ds morning they practice was later Mopped, but victim, Mike Outlaw and headed f police we certain the money beg will bey:ig. resumed following assistant nnager ofBahama station on us. 1710, i.aving the Guadagno d :1 lkmng - .. 4., .., . ..... -,•; .. . ;.' .. - . ' ..) p - . ' gig '_' ' ' • " j,.} ' '7 ". 4 g. , ,. I. . was , _ Man Charged In 2 Deaths . . . - concealed and therefor, not illegal. By DONNA iii ..... HjggtWrlljr U . ___ • - .,.. , .. _________ ,.I.1r 4 to WWW M 01ce. 4a: 1 01,1' CHILD ABUSE . em shMW .r*d 01.10 Pub at abed 11:10 P.M 14em of &soft Jft ftm* WOW^0, ftd awl Mw "Waft mm at Whft ftk -; " NO. ..,... _____ . .; . W epint U" satw* nw, Taylor was &w* with the Adw an YkU= prior to dw *soft are opying of two mon and the 0amplad mwdw of a third man in I&% uld ft has ad been determined what the argument was 'lb. Pub restaurant and bar at the Oasis Motel, 21 08 (lwdo Moot Ave.,Winter Park.TqlIr Woo the aiirai sod b& ft= the .-. .. ml' . \' . ' TWO ubsilist the scene S.twdsy. m John Taylor, 10, ci 421 Aldirwood Street, Sooth, for IAN said r1iig a shotgun as he walked on E.mon Avenue near his argwn bat1 :-1Ibirdvk4 - ___ in us . ad 111* MOM* 110 __ __ p-- ad DIANI PZ1IYK swam 11111011111 Wd* ' __ ad 'Karen' Took Her Rage Out On Daughter, Parents Anonymous Set A New Direction was Able to 'llowAdft oodroW It. I don't know 9 It was faith or times d wrong or what. But knowles ci w'i rl (lemsadolTwePirfo) Experts say child abuse had many causes: Among them are: an nstable or broken marriage; financial or other strew; an U Ao was doft aWAN wroaS ... of a no child. But Karen said none of thcse situations applied to her. th Mhemnewheuyoung,"aheuidreal1zenowpeop sped a lot of Ume t4ft me not to be mad. You didn't show - luusseps - ....... . dm Aka- 1w, Ill musatitI. esdJ ........... ., 0bus—howconid1tell wallowlillowdoynkilymband is mod be going through the same wm't Until I was 22 that I learned I had a temper." Uld Kam the and m. .....................1* I.....,...•1I W .d c I. I In 01 - — an that 01 anyone rL" -.- .. way wui arjiqip' late a lie IWO` ng alternatives advised, their I d involved in sports. She doesn't work outside of the bal*. Ste admits to boredom at Wnes ye&rrft for aduk conversation when her husband is at she IS basically happy," momerlb Of u .,raUofl OCCW. 0 are perfectly normal Everyone gets depressed ocsay. Not everyone, however, takes It out on At W.she SAW. YOU refled on how xou were btated and owl bd It Was beft 00 aw On 160 baby." Iy46'tkaren hk edeerInfbefk'd place, Inatrait of her Vnit you were wthappyorançy Y No lbsMbisde*v?" INS ...... .. ......... .. .- . see CHLW, Page *A . .. a - ., . --..• : - •,.i.' .. : . - . . . • , •... . - . - -. . -• - I I .• 4 mom P NO 777 �. - ..... ...... .. -.----. ..-.-. -..-.,-... . I . . I - * & - ..-. "I'd, • S rd,PI. ;I - • •4 - + 1. I it11 - .-• S 14. - .a. Oct. Sanford Man Arrested In Traffic Death '.. , I Sex : ! Report: U.S. Considered Chemicals Against Japan I rovici -___ WASHINGTON 'UP! A I released report dsted 1950 biological warfare against the Japanese on a small scale U World War fl had not ended who jt&d. The document, labeled top secret, describes government efforts in the fidde of chemical and biological warfare during the war and said one anti-personnel biological bomb was."brought to the point of manufacby a facility at the Vigo Ordinance Plant near Terre - - - ___ - iN BRIEF . : 11AD A A 1:.:ia WASHINGTON (UP!) The Civil Aeronautics Board announced today it has approved a bid by Pan American .:, :WoddMrways to take over National Alrllnesin one ofthe largest merger in alrlijie history. The merger will give Pan Mn Its longiooght domestic routes and create the ruition,g $ Mn is largest U.S. international carrier, while Is the smallest of the nations 10 domestic truck ' . uuv - ç. %L1J - I + ' Haute, Ind. The report said the bomb 'was known to be grossly • - ,. : , 1. ___ - I t ____ - -. The board odd its" decision was relayed Thursday 6 President C;arter, wbo must approve the section applying to National's international routes. i ollow Plea . 8, .!. t Acopy,flrgdeclasslfiedinlpn,wumadeayaflatgeby AmericanQtiaensfarHonestylnGovernment,anarm of the Church of Scientology. es approval is conditional on National's giving up of its lucrative Miami to London route, where Pan Am might control a large percent of the non-stop service to 1 + I -*- - r• S - . - and engineering division In the Chemical Corps chles n ra _ Inefficient," but was deemed to be efect1ve. The document was presented ad hoc committee on chemical, biological and radiological warfare by Col. Williarn M. Creasy, chief of the research ri - Monday,Od.,lfl-3A 9 Distributed In Clean-Up Fight Fliers + By GAMY GRAU representatives of churches Heraid Staff Writer a n d Parent-Teacher Are you concerned with "the Associations (PTAs) who atgrowing problem of teen-age tended a Sept. 27 committee pregnancy?... Alcoholism and meeting or an Oct. 18 county drug abuse among youth?... PTS meeting, Mrs. Anne The subtle or open promotion of Boston, committee cocigarettes, booze and sea chairman said. dirertedatyomghby the varloia Seminole County School media?" Superintendent W illiam Layer If you are, you may be In- proposed the information tereated In obtaining one of the committee In April as part of a 10,000 fliers currently being sex ed ucation, changed to distributed by the Seminole family living, program for the County "Med ia Clean-Up county. The f liers are available Committee." to any person or organization What the fliers do is to In- through Mrs. Gordon Nelson, struct the general public on how Mrs. Boston or Layer. to contact various media, Mrs. Boston said Friday the ..,radio, or committee meetings have television newspoper repres entatives to 'dwindled" from 30 to 8 or 10 complain In any of those areas. but Its effectiveness Is not in its The filers were given to own n umbers but finding other pproves ,-an A me can .'mencan merger With National Airlines : .. + ." ..." &Uu 1 A tATON 1. ___ IN BRIEF Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Action 111111111111101111 An 1$4earid Sanford man was arrested for vehicular a jck.op trik 5 a.m. Friday from a take Mary hoa and homicide early Sunday, after a pedestrian was struck and killed while walking along U.S. Highway 17-92, about three miles south David Couch, Orlando, reported for Olin American Rome of Sanford. Orlando, constructing a bouie on Lot 6C161 Dublin Drive, nej The Florida Highway Patrol Identified the victim as William D. Iake Mary, that $395 of % Inch copper tubing and one4o4by.i Hill, 22, of Valencia Court, Sanford. W alomlnwn roofing sionts were missing Friday from the i$ Sanford police said they received a call about 2 am. Sunday the witness referred to. 1"au a umu WHO twu UNO "V MU MI, 1100MMM Mar um 51a1 * Movielind Drive-in while driving home from Volusia County. Glenn Edward Dawson of 2901 S. Sanford Ave. was arrested and AUOTMINThEfl later released from the Seminole County Jail after posftnga$5,250 ncionthe railroad bond. 2:3Op.m. to galnaee to A Deputies could find no signs of forced entry. Pe&innion Avenue, PD of $tIIof and of th CAR ITEATAW4 Items taken were a citizens band radio, a radio am$Ift,r, an fl(4 ed. Cecil Boiworth, Auto-Train security guard rt A car parked near Lake Brantley High School was entered FM-AM radio with an eight4rack cassette unit, and a rearview repo Friday more , $345 worth of item were reported stolen, mirror. PD said. id$l,200 worth otft.mswers taken fromaLdos John Meyer, 18,614 little Wekiva Road, told Seminole County In the train cars. An unidentified elderly male Is being sosht COPPER AND ALUMINUM theriff's deputies he does not know how his car was entered. A witness saw two mum loading what oh. thought was lsmnb,r on connection with the burglary. WORLD Committee Takes people and telling them how to contact the media when they find, hear, or see something objectiona ble presented. She emphasized that the committee Is not trying to "censor, Just educate people to know who to contact to offer their opinions." Mrs. Joyce Baker, a cornmittee member, said the committee has done little besides the fliers. Layer's staff Is working on a proposed curriculum inserting "family life"- not just a sex program, but an I nformative program about everyday living - Into some private school districts, she said. The idea being if the private schools, many of which are church run, do not find anything "objectionable" In the program, It will be acceptable for public schools, Mrs. Baker said. According to Mrs. Baker, how effective the committee's efforts are is 'as effective as the parents are going to be." The committee means to just Inform and the rest is up to the public. She said so far it has been "hard to tell how effective the committee is because of so much apathy." Mrs. Nelson said the 10,000 filers are "just a start" with some churches off ering to print more if the demand exists, According to Mrs. Nelson the committee is purposely unstructured allowing individuals to go ahead on their own and contact media sources or whatever to get the concept out that if people have a concern about what they hear or see before another meeting. The main wording of the flier about It. Even national net- states: "To parents and Conworks can be contact ed through cerned citizens. You may be local stations or by calling the aware of the growing problem National PTA Moderating toll among teen-agers with free number, 1-800-323-5177, pregnancy, alcoholism and given on the filers, drug abuse. You can help "People don't get excited till combat subtle and open there Is a crisis, then they get promotion of cigarettes, boots all excited. If we do something and sex directed at our young before a crisis, maybe there people. If you are concerned won't be so many," Mrs. Nelson about the programming and said, advertising of these subjects Even though the fliers' t hrough the various media, release is the only Immediate please contact the following action of the committee, she numbers when you see or hear t hinks their release "will do something objectionable from some good." Mrs. Nelson did that source." not know when the next meeting The flier gives the telephone of the cuimniUce would be, but num be rs of local radio, and said that Layer's secretary television stations and a always contacts the members newspaper. they should let the media know - + Meet Draws . nergy t Carter . slIplIes to the United . TERAN* a WASHINGTON (UP!) - President Carter, whoa. in. Pro. wess WMbi1mIOII flAtion obism are looking into heating oil pronts, flow to .T Shah Mohammed R with knives ad daggers Providence, K.!., today to address leaders of northeastern Pahlavi, currently un attached students .:states on th eir prospects for Meciuste borne fuel this u treMP'i!4 In New York SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (UP!) Ir a (Ovirilnent I winter. guerrillas killed the former national guard thief of In. on classroom politics and cancer. .•. .I IL 4 k.._k_ k..L £ .! I 41 6L a vc.i4awufls and iuuus wis+ two 1Central warn u '.cmrw America's lan" better WAftling a twouilau which openedI,Y .: . ': ed and goverm*nes fills to d largest newspapers as political violencecontinued Wider 11 One student was knif .lrhlaIwa ye or 18 with ener gy ThIs 26-foot van carries ..: c time new Junta government. taken away for treatment dSmandIZI( the 4em bob. 18 displays on conserving '1• IL Jose A. Castillo killed two of his attackers before riNthSdudlthat.r1çtIdIfl the hated shah, or th.0 . The onsored meeting is by Northeast, " being gunned down in the 'I"' ___ energy in the home. The State. refuses to heed lot of a hospital where ' 1. I uTtwas Governoras and Carter's speech was the h(gIdIgM of -• he demand the bold woñsn van will carry Florida 7. today's b&4ay me". .. i .uth fr will The slaying Sunday of Castillo, 52, brougbl to 40 the . Power and Light Com. . on Sunday at Camp •. _____ numI. P.S people us wrsui violence ui the coffeei... u attack followed an im. I 1k £ 1k II • . pany's message on ener•"Davi • wiu w na H a growingnation Salvador since President Carlo. ' • . to ' 'ihia.fr,i&1 of A4..J t.I A k.. II I gy conservation throughlarge ru4W5 UU W •: .r-r0 m''" Romnero was overthrown two weeks so. the Joint Oil Workers Syndicl od winter c'iui out the area. Next stop said In a statement quât.d 'o . •., PthO11ah for the redesigned camp' demanded a purge of all 'e Toll= ing van is In front of the "American-loving Khomeini, No told, Sanford City Hall from S bialna" from the nation be- desthatWern NEW YORK (UP!) - The pathologist who performed SEOUL, South Korea (UP!) - The mMion of • a.m. to I p.m. Tuesday. caa Iran mmg*4untM the th e autopsy on the body of Lee Harvey Oswald says he President Park by . Several thousand students regime posed a threat to' had' believes the body was that of Oswald and not a Russian who feared dismissal was touched off by a bitter personal also pthsred at the Taiwan independence. • *Ot impersonating him. feud between him and Park's chief bodyguard, a governUniversity campus and protest- are caused by America," Dr. Earl Rose said he identified Oswald's corpse LLIt I ad a new press law, fees Islamic leader said. fingerprints. h rough An I nterim report Sunday by a martial law Incharged by privately-owned W , mi shy the door on Rose was t~ 4_ ~ ~ *0&. ~.i~~ - . * .~ ____. supported In his contention by Robed Blakey I" &'~Oihdqw."~-% vestigating turn probing the Friday night schools and a an on said he said. So long who was c hief counsel to the House Select Committee on I the director of the Korean Central latailigence Agency, discussion In dasxeo,ns. West has a way, you shall S Av,btitlons. 1 Kim Joe kyu, premeditated the killings of Park, Meanwhile lJi ISVVW Independence," Blakey, who teaches at Cornell University, said president's top bodyguard, tha JI.CIIuI, and four Kasem Bawl resigned, ,the*kdsOf the man arrested In Dallas Nov. 22, 1913 as Presidential security men. charging thut ceasorsimip Weraizsd !r"gas ;. -the slayer of President John Kennedy, matched these of i Government official, said today the top U.S. military -i existed In the date radio and 'either leave the country P1.1 he tak en wh en he Joümed the Marine °" reform commander In the country assured them --. . - . - - tel.vI.Iesi and that the ob. . ill -- his troan. wthemselves." P by Tern vesuesm Plakey said speculation l akey that the man appr'1'".d WASHINGTON (UP!) Sen. planned to make the formal - was to take place later In the his successful 1960 campaign, flies to Charleston, W.Va., to speeches and quotations likely was defend South KoreaIn cut ot' attack from North Korea, JICtIVS5 of the Islamic ___ -not Oswald but a Russian agent Imper,oiiufkmg P4w Is an Edward M. Kennedy's cam- announcement today of the day. SIGN OF Córley Urunfield, an electrician in the maintenance department of the Revolution and earlier Indicated she would join Senate Democratic leader to become the senator's official ____ were not being untoimd.d "sideshow" that cads doubt on legitimate paign had been In full swing for committee's formation, so it In the endorsement campaign for President Carter, Robert Byrd and other Demo- campaign book was unveiled race, woOks division In Sinford. installs the wiring for a new bulletin bew-d at Um , 42- Mloop ., I I : . I. I.,- . ~ questions surrounding KonneftIls doath. some Umi before today's can begin Its official delegate Kennedy won one and lost one mid she decided to support cratic leaders in a traditional by Simon and Schuster ovw the In a 1.tt.r to Khomolnl Sanford Civic Center. formal announcement for the search and trmd.ralsthg acover Kennedy th e week en d. after concluding, Jefferson4ackson Day dinner. welunut. written two weeks ago but add today a Wet third time In two decades of tMties. Carter couldn't win H. thanked Chicago Mayor reelection . 41' .1 He is the third Kennedy of UcoalmlnirsdiedksamlneblastRmllsssouthsadet ddent Dial UndoFUMY The campaign daft Is being 'IM"b ityInthe AWWTZUDW Scow,in But former White House brother to seek Ow Iresidency. fftmed W. Smith,s top aides in coal Fr ed" O1IttIL .ndorsemad - and, she saId, Ipeedlwrlt.r James Fallow,, The oldest son of the cabinet, bet ratbr ,oup Alderbert Henry (Dv*) ( .t! media event, was to p Korean history. family, running the campaign will be a n le ooa*, 1m. (UP!) The Th e Val y tendencies and forming of KreInbrt.g 74, of P.O. Hot 1.1, .1 "Ah,itty, The Mss.acirastta Democrat In the showroom et a former told her that bscauee of her who Crit icized Carter Joseph, died Rescue workers today reached the last of 91 miners In World War U; Paul Kirk, a Washington and fdiral *"erIIIee, seeking to lawn d ate announcement: "The Washing. when he left his Job Six IflOOthS John was elected pre decided some weeks ago he Cadillac dealership alliances (aimed at) 'ttli Lake Moire,, died Friday at I' '-irom mist*n of the 1ee MIII Weed reported ir si dent In and found only ma of them alive. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) IkIIS bomb. wyer who used la would challenge President serve as the Kennedy cmpe1gn ton Momsmiesst Is shaking. The ago, now says there i no reason I and was assassinated Nov. nedy's chief Senateto be Ken. tj Department of EnvI. from the oil, chemical, audio, mote pow." ___ ___ __ ___ ____ Mercy Hospital, Orladdo. A J aid,, and PER)$ plaft, battery I Carter for the nomination, I 1 - I native of Alby, MI&o be bk I . ."NWJGW PlAd now Choltancels. In Similar letter topNsofuwuomgcwmimuwwlucwmumnw d better . ng Th e bi g w in and Carter deserves a by an assa wlil must formally announce million tons of bu*dm wasts' yd 1P I' m let 8 major wr Al H1111110,A hazardous WOW and other b*A*Ift Waslmlngion is. than a mii ala are shaki _______ ssin on the night he adviser on the Kennedy staff. bodies of Ui'Inirs war. found eMer and two others died . per yew, one stat. official Ykomibuldal euter 'lrnilar to qeclall with DER, estimated Chico and and was a hn*. won the California presidential In hospitals aller being pWhi ovL bovid Framen took part In *a *111, centered waW a 4101knales, but Is do a* Age lbon whIch be" occurred, in over the weekend that Florida 441f yva AM agribilliew a"04 "Aft eight haven'tdopped rocking since." Kennedy pla nned no role In primary in bdoro Torn Southwick, Kennedy's Survivors In cl ud, a ang14r , aimulM,d accidud. mauw producits more than 1.5 million , phosphate M1010 &W the of*a VANry of do f0100111410%; M UM An rs.yrne, a her todays announcement and so il Senate Flu secretary, will i j:'! Alosanihr bed enter this yew naMW JM *W, Ilihed standar6 tsr 11111111411111111 01 goOd torture rather than a tone of hazards. wad. yearly. PD" P1I YOU 84*0BMW Who wig bud filing of papers with the political career as a volunteer far has nothing on his public deulul. people witness that their Mw"js, Ga.; two "Our Day and Generation"- move to the campaign in We 4", the campaign meanwhile, w to bugen at 1291 rued of a management pro. Martithen, I,*tona of ftw, I fliwe eadly, or maybe - deekos ad Ideals we must dq and , dli, Federal Election COIVVIIIJIJOn worker for John F. Kennedy In sc hedule until Friday when he a collection of Edward Kennedy same capacity. t ows, inigom Is 1 a pe4u-lal gram," says a 197$ report from toxic or explosive by. äducta fin t11911 ," Hank. epid. rliit No ad change pr it SYDNEY, Audralla (UPI)- Audralla' only eclear LKrISUbIIN. lanloed; e "WA arairuran David reoma, as tIbIa place In .iddy." _ ____ rsaclorhssbesshetdewabrs.,olkaksdhes,y graadchUdren; one gredt________ '.'the nl, said everything was rig' mIo* but In JjI d$jn.it.j the arid rndloadls tritlun, an Audraila Atamle 4C4 ad two 'Jit'4 some flaws In the emergency system bid been __add 'I:i. •emmad a snC wFvmiallkmajsin i __ Mon-of military sperutie. In charg, of W the No WASHINGMN (UPI) - The the Senate favored Carter national! health Program. The mediate tax cut, for example, funding to provide abortions for Arab states. . . artment - facility. Nier Bob= kbbM diftu'sces on the Issues but' measues SI times and oppoesd difference Is a matter of ap no demand for wage-price the poor, and Carter, the 0111111 mm Water told do MW*W 11117 MW% do "1111011111111111 to awm~ One Kennedy source ween President Carter and Sen. them on only 10 votes. preach: Kennedy warded a controls. wo foemd to be frem tM'se bolhoen a.umuWtr populist, does not. Mrs. Burton said she has no l*P'n about meking a ''ig 'yorlJ there's no way you could do acknowledged the senator has l9dward Kennedy are not Aim, in bA 1977 and 19M cradle-lo-grave program 11S ' InsiNamne, as.orns linking pumps In th rssutsr. of a 1$-dory harry apartmt bM1g In quarrel Kennedy and Carter are even few differences with Carter on nary duerges In facts Kennedy's +yeikvea child. Wssamsd ac cruel_and awful istor. bopraeiqn on her y. stiiag. At this point In the ICsnnsdy was among the top "liii only thing I arid more In step on foreign policy foreign policy, but said the expect Is to provide a dean bid, minis the aly wayin know bow to reect. etti g $irvksi fir AIOerors In --IV tiny seem, to be mom o(Domocraic wrrhi a Can" bo jumped 11 dorIes to their ds and a place to be at peace they're going "womb. with Carter programs to than on domestic Issues. through a icntt Id hourn ady 1 lift to do." senator may question the B& . Europe.— ____ ____ then Mutewe. Do . stein as the Msrwes. is 11W Pdlay supporting Carter. pItlona. Handr.dedr swore 1 ii by the biaS mbat th period In their li in. K .hs ennedy was with Carter on ves," she salt $f "U we sixths e recession amid earns jjt'jh.1ftg of SUM nspuuii. Qusryl Laws, lIES agreed that i Os the Issue Carter, give s lb. wance of lb. economy &. No To be sum the,, two unanresob of e dipst rs. n the nation but with the president's human rights , the Pan&" Who investigating a troopa in Cuba, and an is UPI 11 w 4u A&MAIII11i ;we= , nounced candidates for the -theow added blessing." Canal treaty, the restoration of ability to handle the task PUIISr& Him. wNli Riv. Barry ones. abs said, a parent wifi oRes ass., his behavior. . as are the America for$r embanges today ad , pof as j. tUQ 1O bSCOIUIng servative ad Kennedy h the Democratic prldenllM oon Wileer IfNclifli. IwrI.i 4 rt -:d,d to Mass at ienr iii 1ws full diplomatic rel0Jons with Po*o a to just What does Mrs. Burton do when Mrs sees lbs brMs adsews ki'' attack provide 4 with leadership. "HVB my: 'Yeah, I pat semi raise. on her, but your should the tea4w and what the dential cad" there do iea sflsrsts F a 1h -1 npda" of a k*4d"d* nation be" MI% Is F .:f IM Flonivi skid A 3 &JIL ad had do &V Wder ddd abin Bid hn been told of ametWal, Nd gmat gim? a d a d W w116 a dowinm China, the president's peace po i"d inN"p oww.CwAftyThere Is an unusual siti on of America is as big spender Their most celebrated Is Little to choose between i. an _____ I, "I talk a 1st." she said. 'And become child ____ ___ _ ____ rds to the Palestine am In do two men's positions Initial'" in the Middle rsoav.ridlo$3.Hllcunpsr.dw -al l in public and Despite all his eirliciamat saidoespsiveadMantheilthdard in doing their Partto break tho cycle d ddd abW as swim SAI'l - d-4680imIasoneoldepping MAW koolftthe . _______ on on, lana.: Both oppose a and the SALT II arm limitation ub.ratha Orliaffon," , Asd a dWw 111rr . . tar apart on kkno"1111011, am do , so In a prhMe is over ational Kmasdy as yd 5!VI treaty. c** willid brookies the Bank of O&W may UbdOw 110 Of 00 Od of hallb Instrance. And em no altautl to ciMed constitutional amendment L's. 'be . not trying to chang. 1e Their differences over 0 a kid.," she add, "or fires them th Hulsel Semiwl. Coudy iciusoi social woñer, .aiii or's oullaw &Wrtloas. But Kenn*, Gold opened down $3 In September, Kennedy's votes In thur., bo at wuisa aires barn th are nndtt.d to a no ca ll - duIMrà N' taken from their homel If their safaty Is . dab.. to hi different. Bat we we pria-41' a dllfvmt Ills style. May for in mi- lbs Catholic, favors federal fore policy have been minor. Friday's $37L91, aid dawn p th ,,hh.' ese kId. are reaching the age whets they will be Kennedy wants stronger action J111 "Bud to refer the p we ents ar to a good aewes of coelk." she ready r,sd Iut ad at the oust with dialers against Cmli, for that country's said. 'lbeIengviswIsthatthpchildwilberolurWgtohig "" awaiting tire morning BANGOR, Wmb. 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State 8iatOr Clark ark Maxwell,Jr., R-Melbo has been honored by the Florida Coalition for Ezc*WW Children with an award for his "dedication, 1eaderelp and outstanding service to exceptional dud.ta as a member of the Florida 110*.. 01 Raprasu ntatives Wi Maxwell, a member of the Seminole Legislative for 06 late for those students who spend Part n -Monday, '"' 9 ' Min WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS G IOR DANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director. --- ' ) L— Home Delivery: Week, 99 cents; Month $3.90; 6 Months Year, $43.00y.Mafl' Week $3.99 Month $4, 6 Months, $2400 Year $47.00. __________ ' N V. the r of the day In special education prowis. "ahetse,"hejd, "that It costs more to educate a,fld,e,, who that child is In the some clawoom with the nonhandicapped. The law we passed this year reco esthatfactby ondorthetlne in&aM},d dudset spends In the regular clawooun to he' generated at doehie the basic ' ' ,.. The B othing o ear N T MUW.II also poed o th te W' 10 hnpovs kindergarten threqht third grada education should also be of special biiit to is. ceptionel dudsuts. Ma aid p11*_npoasla en early iurning 5Ipna arm put1a1 problarns should result In mote thil*is FSCSM1I( special nitailon at a Urns when laWing litIi$CWI bSfllOf*IS$ilJcOrfICtIt Also, his will y bi moved o vanced irocuna at an early date." IOCK DONNA L' Except Fear The Voh.Iapr4raru aws percentof Its total When the stock market collapsed 50 years ago, people everywhere realized a major disaster had occurred, but they could not know they were witnessing the beginning of an economic catastrophe without parallel In American or modern wo•rld L bera is'' Run- ing Scared - Dufoilds -. 11. '- III4 ew .i a IF The pipeline Is filled with "boat people" rLw. Back In June President Carter pledged at the United States would tshs 14,000 Indoch1qese refugees a month. It took all summer to buIl4 up to that nbsr, but In September 14,000 laxçled on these shorts. That mearis, says Gorge C. Putnam, 1hat 'IIØly more than 10,000 refugees came to iIs country In fiscal 1179, which ended Sept. 3 In the current fiscal yesr the fed ral poverauuit Is expecting a total of 000 refugees, s Pnn, who heads the OffiC of Refugee Affairs, a part of the Social Seci ty + + + ,..• .. - 10 •' - +- of love, fljen at a ay FIO Hhefl .1 Colorado, weutimerson 'of Mkmeeota and Thomas 't ft" on + __ ',' of whom is currently around to save the world. But it the libersis t in ies share a common jeopardy, not agree on the mod effve way to combat a. And the g WMIraUai 01 that is the striking contrad bet. approt adopted by Sen. Frank Wi that taken by Sen. John OUR READERS WRITE - -- him Sports .' :- L They're going to cod you some money. F-1.., + days ayear simple: of the 1,0O0: 1600O InJOC4dDMs refugees — Vietni—ase (m. bodlans, Laotians — expected to cont$ue dreaming In at a rate 0114,000 a month; 3*000 Sovid Jews; 9,000 Cubans; another 1(000 EMIeeD Europeans, Armenians, Iraqi Kifrds and Qr lana, and nilw minorities. w his services + ___ + years for the con'peny's Park Place Hotel in Atlantic City. According to Al Rosen, former president of the New York Yankees and now executive vice preident with Bally, the position Maya would hold Is ap opportunity for to"solidify his life and his ilfedyk." Under the terms Of MayV contract with Billy, he Is to spend 10 days a .. : month playing In golf tournaments, vl'fting hospitals and "iakbig other appearances for the resort Under New Jersey law, pk'yss of a casino are ,1111 prohibited from gambling In any casino In the state, and many fed Kuhn M stretching apoIgsIncesome team owners, IncludIng George Stelnbrenner, Jo!. '* Galbraith and the Charles Payson family which runs the : Moist have operated stables of racehorses. However, Kuhn sold his position was '11e can i. continue with us or work for Bally, but not both." The ommisdoner announced his feelings In a telegram :.:. to Maya but said Saturday there was no Implication ever Intended that Maya was gilty of any wrongdoing. He added UMaps signed the contract, he would be able to appear at oldumers games. "I think there Is a deer conflict of interestbetween working for baseball and working for an organization which operates gambling casinos," Kuhn said. "I would be extremely sorry if Willie Maya chooses to go to work for Sally but the choke would be completely his and he would make It with advance knowledge of my position on the coiict. 111111111111111 . . . Over RyW hop Mckof New I1 Boos t i A - such 111weladed colleagues an DI 9ISI. - tbãe's the " v I % ./ `, .0 , - a . "If Willie wads to stop In my office before the press conference," Kuhn says, "I'd be more than willing to get this whole thing squared away." Maya has agreed to a 10-year contract with Sally International, which will earn the former New York and San Francisco Giant and New York MM Mar $1 million l0 putUngIn 1oo 0 . a that nIDp1nfwI lillink profits 5II y. • by . easy money from bankers and stockbrokers, who nIIMnf Initc IflW They Nee . . I I .. .. . expire next year happen to be Dumo more then half of them are cld4Iie liberals we "unaft icsri4 mindild of On We h . - .... am aallJy fos protection - an idangered H The Hall 01 Fame center fielder was scheduled to make an official announcement at a news conference today In New York, bat should he change his mind, Kuhn says he Is + + While the 'Steel Curtain" Jets 27-24, Cleveland ham. Cleveland rallied for 21 points yards for the clinching score to and fell behind the Saints in the By United Press I.terutl.ual WhHe most NFL team fear defense held Dallas without a mared St. Louls 38-20, New In the final quarter to record Its give Baltimore its third victory NFC West while the Giants won In nine games and drop New their fourth straight. meeting tia explosive Dallas touchdown for the first time Orleans defeated Washington victory. England into a tie for the lead In COWbO3$, tie Pittsburgh Xeo . since October 1978, Franco 14-10, Buffalo stopped Detroit Saints 14, Redsklas ii Bengali 34, Eagles 13 Archie Manning passed 45 the AFC East. era feel quite comfortable when Harris Ignited the offense, 2017, Tampa Bay shaded Ken Anderson threw for two scoring both Steeler M - the Minnesota 12.10, Baltimore yards for one TD and Tony Bears 28, 49ers their turn comes. and ran for another touchdowns Walter Payton ran for three first on a 1-yard burst and the stunned New England 31.28, Galbreath ran 2 yards for "me more we to to an easy spark Cincinnati clincher cna4l.yarddaihln the Chicago nipped San Francisco another as the Saints moved touchdowns and 162 yards and Cowboys, the better we know third triumph over mistake-prone Harris, who 28-n, Miami clobbered Green Irtoflrdplacelnthe NFC West. Mike Phipps tossed a 48-yard them," said quarterback Terry finishedperiod. Philadelphia. Eagles' wide rewith 102 yards rushing, Bay 27.7, Denver beat Kansas New Orleans' defense stopped TI) pass to James Scott Bradshaw, after the Super Bowl celver Harold Carmichael tied has now passed the 100-yard City 20.3, Cincinnati crushed Washington four times inside 1:29 left when Chicago handed champion Steeiers Abramowlcz's NFL Danny San Francisco Its eighth l I rushing mark for the 33rd time Philadelphia 34-13 and the New the 10-yard line. Dallas offense Sunday record by catching a pass In his nine games despite Steve inpii over In his pro career. York Giants defeated Los Bills 20, Urn. 17 convincing 14-3 105th consecutive game. Joe Ferguson hit tight end DeBerg's 348-yard, threethe Steelers pulled out Angeles 20-14. the perennial NFC contenders. to After the eventual wiigmargin, Oaklanl trampled San Diego Reuben Gad with a 7-yard TD touchdown passing per- Broncos 20, Chiefs 3 "It's taking away their mysCraig Morton engineered it was all defense. Overall, the 45-22 Thursday night and pass with only 1:25 to play to formance. tique. Like their flex defense, I climax a 339-yard passing three scoring drives -- one on Steelers held the Cowboys to 79 Seattle is at Atinnts tonight. Dolphins 27, Packers 7 forgot all about it when we got yards nahhig and 199 net yards exhibition. Defensive end Sher- Bob Griese hit Durlel Harris an option play In which Jon 011ers 27, , ets H out there today." who earlier in man White blocked a game- with a 37-yard ID pass and set Keyworth lofted a 32-yard TD passing They sacked Cowboy Toni Fritsch, The victory, which enabled quarterback Roger Staubach tying 4S-yard field goal attempt up two other touchdowns to help pass to Rick Upchurch to the game saw his field goal Benny City the Steelers to remain onegame three times for nine yards. Ricardo with eight Miami regain a share of the Kansas guide Denver over streak end at 12 straight, kicked by ahead of Houston and Cleveland AFC East lead with New for the second time in three "They shut us down," said a 35.yarder 5:10 into overurne seconds left. In the AFC Central Division, Cowboy Coach Tom Landry. to help Houston remain in Buccaneers l2 VCkIuti 10 England. weeks. 2-yard TD run Giants 20, Rams 14 was the latest in a seven-year "It's seems like they had 12 Ricky Bell's Raiders 4$ Chargers 23 contentIon for the 4'c Central early In the final period rallied Rookie quarterback Phil Second-year running back span of success against the men In their most of the time." title. Cowboys. In the teams' last five Tampa Say to its victory over Simms threw two scoring Booker Russell scored three Staubachi, who completed 11 meetings, Pittsburgh has won of 25 passes for 113 yards, left Browns 3$, Cardisals 20 Minnesota, boosting the Bucs passes and Joe Danelo added a touchdowns and Ira Matthews all three regular season games the game early In the fourth Brian Sipe completed 20014$ lead in the NFC Central to three pair of field goals to lift the returned a kickoff 104 yards for Giants to their first triumph another TD to lead Oakland and more Importantly, are 2-0 quarter after suffering a passes for 209 yards and hit games. Over Los Angeles In 19 years. over San Diego despite Dan In Super Bowls, Including last concussion. 31, Patriots N DaW Logan with a 8-yard TD Cain January's 35-31 championship Joe Washington, who scored The Rams, 4.5, have now Fouts' record-breaking passing In other games Sunday, toss and Cleo Miller and Dlzm triumph. Houston edged the New York Hall added long scoring nina as three touchdowns, raced 12 dropped their last three games performance. which ugees In eliCit supply on Captol HI!!, sp,ch. iwenty4our of 34 - Steel leaving the door open. whsreasU9r$ssrvatlon has been riaedto an art form. But In the Senate, at lead, there are daceridhie aliis of the jitters among that of Ub.Wh lets who may Black Thursday" the abolition of poverty and presented a vision of unlimited abundance Such a rosy perspective seemed true enough early In that fateful fall a halfcentwy ago. Stock market fever gripped the entire country. Bootblacks and ditch diggers joined financiers in buying stock on thin margins. Investments were often based on no more than tips and rumors. The ...speculative orgy was fueled by evr•rIsing - . WASHINGTON (NEA) — In pohtics,. in e, the survival lmtlnct Is paramount. You cano ue the world if you lope your seat, and only a defeatist would dwell on the possibility that the world does not wish to be saved. may be debated there Is consensus that the now- - his decision. Kuhn has ordered Maya to "disesoclate" himself from baseball-meaning he mint terminate the ,iilnh*g two ysenon hit contract with New York Mots lfhegoes ahead and Mia a 10-year contract with Sally International, operates a gambling casino in Aflintic City, Tfl$k, Score Wins + Curtain Holds Cowboys - VIEWPOINT - ., . legendary '29 crash was f ha poin t at which whole ,ages wh.ere i$iui U' LIJV American ULVWU wavered, and where national innocence was called Into question. That Innocence was expressed by President ,Herbert Hoover who predicted not long before NEW YORK (UPI) Con'm13114nr Bowie Ku!n has made his position clear and today, Willie Maya must —H ie The "Panic" of October, 1929, quickly deepened Into the Great Depression that to afflict and partially paralyze the entire earth for 10 years, until it was interrupted by an even greater calamity, World War II Some historians and commentators have ranked the Great Depression and the Civil War as seminal events that have most shaped the American experience. Although such judmenta ., - WIphins,Bucs Mays Must Make Decision On Baseball Future Or Bally 1 depasitories for the accosmts. ___ . 6 '? : thingfromlocal.oarces,toacoosmtfor$$l,00 Mendsy, Oct. 29, int-s Ivenkig Non , Saslerd. Fl. wIwdty + OM ANGLE.WALTERS Its elf yerbswencs Commissioner sin Gunter j oart of Administratlos titt SWov now I o gism for designating mlnorlW bsi*a as depositories for elate accounts at the Nov. • c. nisethig The plan would give consideration to Florida's nine b', When all other factors are. foraom clearing and is revolving fond accoTh iaed to transact date b&".. Only one minority bank out of 511 Florida 1 banks currently handles such accounts. Gaisr wantsthe board to amend a 176 policy of choosing 1iki nsar a date facility as for $00InfedeiJftm10eparst.thecossty's 'iieaart" propams daring the new fiscal year no çan award, made by the U.S. Departme nt of Health, Edura'kn and Welfare, was aimoonc.d by ____ SPORTS - The Volonla coàgy Camell has been approved . weight forth. psrticular program." F of this yser's couts. In addition to the rular proçams for pre4cboolera, services are also p,ovidorl4hsppedthen in the ceWdY. Falcons Hope To Keep T.V. Parade J By + Form Against S ea Hawks + MILTON RICHMAN a head the Sta . 40. I$vn ad of sponsoring V un., made loans with reckless abandon. • I of "t, • acil refugee. That ATLANTA (UPI) The Thegame(9p.m.eat,ABC) Is 8.5 yards per carry. Atlanta land and San Francisco. More than $X billion in stocks vanished In the amount down% come close to am actual Falcons a sellout as are all Falcons' quarterback Steve Bartkowskl hope f "I don't know that we have ty r collapse. Before the market bottomed out in 1932, It P'°' tioment coat isit the agencies — Catholic they can continue their recent nome games this season. Is 117 of 225 for 1,554 yards and played a team that is comparahad fallen by WI percent, leveling off at 41 after ' '' " . LathemrianWisoon ar=1 tlis Monday n i g ht success w n he touchdowns. But Bartkowskt ble to Seattle, except maybe .4ai is. Both are lifelong li berals, both face ..This week will be special," 10 w%afl then unpl h.wvnwu kII,k ot u.W--unprecedented ll in.in. of ,. a costs ti 1 . hod they the Seattle Seahawka e's Is not a ru nner. Washington (which heat the challenges from conservative Republican With regard to the recent death of the child bscsnaeaadisol board momb,rvetsdaoonths ORIN Met w Sherman Smith, Seattl almost 400. A share of General Motors stock that With snap out and o(a slump th Smith has rushed for 519 Falcons 16-7)," said Bennett. cowe.msn and both have been targeted for riding to school In the pre.dawn heirs, while I bnala* decision does net give fret. clUsma the at has leading r usher. "The whole aricuier imat and that's he_. I . F..0 S:W ~ `= m ~D sold for $91 In 1929 went begging at $8 three years cod them five of their average) while "But Washington has more age *Weat by an array . 01 rIgi.wIng pelIWIl snpmidas with the grlefdrlckun parents, I tight to Interfere with his privacy. world will be watching and yards (a pui,a's omce, state arid local gover*ithent 1. later, NEW YORK (UPI) "I never had a chance." Atlanta rookie William An- and Zorn Is a better scrambler games. uthons. But there the similarities end. To ,Irpwin, this point farther I am aware of also agree fully with the S,nIiioie oimty &ini people will opportunity t get. an come in. And that's where you em hdn "The pest few weeks have see that we have a better t Those are Billy Martin's words, and those are also his feelings drewa, who missed a couple of than their man Joe ThetaThe financial crisis, which bad been TorsiWo 4 .41 Cir ls tither abrspuy changed auras Bd4r&Iiro not to_diii "c.urteq" bIg. same very iwofuis.sl sad very oouwcientkno ______ .. .. Yankees beesm extremely &iappIng," hi asmanager aboid sss,ond departure New York of the games with on Injury, has mnamm,' 3 4 i Quebec " . preclpltàtid by public folly and a' grossly en a mmi 01 Issues, apparently hoping to eliasmws In .40 '. , , ho In none cc the uiul articles related 10th, 4 4 1 P'somoethisysar abudgd has of 1 10 ray's l.s$3 said Fal cons Coach LOeman .inthepedl5rnomia: nahed for 5O6 (averaging 42). Atlanta and Seatlie have mct a_a place -.-I&--- in ccIds'it did I anyrneatimda pss$s fiftled$ Haul Sian ittd wmmw —i- a the mIsmana.d bankhta andcorporate structure was catch the couiurvativ breeze supposedly N1$ss& •uu1IaN Aesrnlae.a auirsi. 3. *150 " flemish 15 convInced that Ceelgo IIelnbe.ier m ad op. time e We dill have en No mind S. let him Drnwt "Seat e Is a team we can only once before, In 1976 when tl ep '; By to Uslal Prss MisliMi3.DolfeNt Jii ar ve obsoM0 prevailing hi Idaho rigid sow. Irna1IusiI i approecli to trc sthty by aay of the pic P1 vMI .; VUiY Z%uwsuws ui,iuiiii 1g Seattle will be op Monday flight, beat," said Atlanta tight end the Seahawks won 3043 10 lIve, a let ef other 'igs ha,. in hspp.ii. The go, in July of me, Martin dug deeply under the Yanke e uwnirs poitatty for a gad q..A.i. N.Y. fwes. co.'s eem. ,, at y,l4 As lii, &1uJ of phone cells n'em Irati pmnids er y boo aet surety tiae to tie in embraced ha iaiuñ.Iis enPtI4doIhI. at PNtsIRi. shin with his - remarks regarding Stalnbrumer and RoUte Seattle will be tough. It will be "We mist be just as ready," he Jim Mitchell. "They are not as home. In that game, Zorn Federal Reserve System w&aivu who pJy dlds the *y that was not di ged ___of the or er In In cidini, I iii e Railers 01J.,imaa WIiai.I;;s Ma the NO aw ware for i time. Ther. are health cods, Jackson. t heir first appearance on said. "(Seattle's) Jim Zorn II good aa Oakland, not as good as completed l2of23 passes for l45 Induced a sharp reduction of the money sup at Vancovvur 3. WasI$naton aesates .ivisioa 1. that he eip1y dlàt't the victim In time to t11 W in the d1W'MmL night and they will be one of the beat quarterbacks paid theough Medicaid. There are eatacatlon bovowqwmwtonbdivolA Monday some other teams we play. I yards and two touchdowns and Mn."se 7. N.Y. L si the very time it was needed. Then the Hoover . i time, Martin wasn't nearly 'so vit riolic. He did not out to p the National Football Langue think we can score on their Smith rushed for 124 yards whoa. lIburalton en certain . ft peyi (hit these days, tee many individuals cods— a Vldass farmer iai't likely to know 'Ptell.doI, Atlanta A. e iijp 3. St. t.outs 0 administration and Congress committed the This leads me to ask, did the bicycle have *glsli or American culcnw assan 'iaUsni, Stithbsinner's rigid to let him go and being In forms, a a .me a Los Ar,eslos It Toronto s Atlanta and lesiiia foaftlift aW*— too qi to fir a at are both and his mobility causes ad-' defense." Barthowiki was out of that sours 111199111116 3 Yankee coach Dick Howasr as the new manager. But Martin ng ditlonal problems. And YOU to was 34. But the Falcons Atlanta and Seattle have PAk NIJ 3, N.Y. Ran g ers fi rm ly had W 3 S 1976 game with a knee injury. Ua"-%&1AmaA jiad la Tuesday night's episode In Hioornb*n, off two losses on the West coast can's forget their running game three elm " 1110 imp I TM& amdoollft dow ows11101 1191110'al fuld, to ais sum am = .: Imposing the hWmt import duties in history in a wow Jirsap 10111111 sed I 5.3105 (Iii) . I " ~ = on foes so far this And whh ddw" lothM he me Falcons quarterbacks were Minn., was what led to his dismissal Simlay arid 11*1 stela. -5041 at Oakland and 20-15 PtelIsdeIlda3.DetroIt 4 JIM because of Z0flL" C.*aI INVIGIN assackal r4ft" 0*6 we 100 I III C .1 relm. ". self-defeating effort to protect U.S. industry am season Denver, Oakland and Scott fader, now with Detroit, Qu*ic Is AftnirNl 4 W I. Pd. Go bream.r never gave him an opportunity to present his sIde Of that previos.ly widens San Fran.. ther who agriculture. Later generations can scarcely she ui Zorn has completed 13901252 San Francisco, Denver beat and Kim McQuilken (now with isviattgiopihncubsuiimr.au.rdiwiu, Parts" Semi AiWenlo avifol. 4 Colorado I 5 3 .714 jy, e ga h )ij t1W deco while the Seshawks panes for 1,610 asiews Shun 4 C1ilCo 1 i i .* WI imagine the enrAV economic paralysis and am mom On laws d and eight Atlanta In overtime but and Washington) and their top 1111111111 "II was a conviction without a trial," Martin told his attorney, b Houston 35-14 in their last touchdowns andyard 5. LouIs 7. WInnIo, S (tie) 4 1 A" 3 laft ndw Om do pwb d wdkftto ft%= up ftv are two OAPA mainly: has run for also beat Seattle by three runner was Sonny Collins who Is resulting joblessness, bank failures, broad lion, am* whe dmanded smimtft he dw d" dkmdbmwg&dfwshk Whkisten5. Idmonton 4 ladlene 4 e Edward Sapir, it. hearing of Stinbrsansr's action. "He acted outing. another 178 yards, averaging points. But Seattle beat Oak- no longer In the NFL. Msadiy's Semis t ,ij.ussen hun s i .ise i ad WWI him to be 0*6 as both IMP and jury without giving mea dam to present any 0101006 Cleveland (No uses sdieiIod) 3 7 tn I* it With in . WW* Twelve millioin Ameriew were o' ut of work in of the evidence. Ri T,ead.y's Chess Wssia Coaleress $0 chair.. . isid it adheen tUS5inaiuS WmeIapNslngchlM$,apre Atlanta Colorado at a national rirv1ltIonof 123 millIon Most of the • M_ Division it the oe of HEW's IdMI secretary for Proal y on, sapir,a New II broad-winners W Montreal of wMNan sna Criminal Cous, W Never-.mind that tim churaderimlc sher. dais rida in ichiol, I bsheve that I —t have Pd. SR ltmemvy , er' were i$1flu ad Evelahes has bess rwmlega * .' • AwrAt —..-. 11 Shms.Won it St. Levis i y peer at ti.... - peer MtarnptedtoreschSiathbeesnertoeillofwhau,afl I.1II ' 5 -U w ______ - LIiLlalak...a .J =Nmdd"htb" Nelso n of La An ge l is economic uiaswliuiai wuui.w.7 WW.lI IV117 ."konsas City S S .51 In Bloomington. Bid he was vaNe to contact lb. Yokes owner doves has lofurlahad Church's collbaguss, Pmadilve measures, thay me 'illit 11111111111111111* sheds, piHe.a, towels cooking ides. everyone In some way. And In the days DisOf$ crested a wholly apeeeuury fleelge psitcy UnfosteIy, I mad aim es wIth lbs yes MI aiim lad s WO 8.ICIsy morning, at which tim. he ,' the cir. By United Press laleruatlsnol possession -with three seconds and we didn't execute well hi Johnson had 10 assists to lead a a are 'beaten ad r for fr It had to happen sometime. to to, get one chance to end the first quarter," he said. ,. unemployment compensation or federally fnded s , wI;I LOW i UW 7 .131 ,dodiim of Mr. layer, the Lhas$ Ied inis cadeaat Los Angeles to Its fourth s w. .e. Pocise Joe_ CoOW, The Portland Trail Simon Portland's perfect record. qufrig (h ; welfare, neighbor helped neighbor, hungry of crPkIn" bern the W- ig'en p, At the asperimsudsi Ii refme to reveal hew the mari&lsw sah OivISlS Irot ___arid points, straight victory. AbduiJabbar, Davis finished with 20 .; aari for -'.. is. a 111 couldo't go on winning all from Unccl'vh'I'e, M. to receive stitein in eddiem e "" Alvan Adams tossed the Adams had 20 while teammate who Mt 12 Of 19 shots from the Americazs lined iç at soup kitchits or obtained Inomed, Qwadi Cures ad sheet suiIi: aleag memberusied. AlbskIinthewIs*.MOsa , • plor"81111111 y 11 ppm pj—bays W111111111119 RAN 1111111110 go i USNI Press isserassonas season so, after setting a dub inboimds pass to Davis who Paul Wesiphal took hIgJ*coruig floor, scored 18 points in the .5 3 .714 3 Sapir spoke to Shisbramsr twice on Sunday trying t cIar WPuadel hand handela at back dOors. M th same time, food : Amerlcia -'c' osnIx 11.i 1 4 .315 4 b*n'ft .• .., eea record nine-game winning dribbled, whirled and put op his honors with 25. Maurice Lucas second half and six straight late dw 1111101ft to no to everything and it was iji J* CVhW1 lost 10 Vow Amsdomws= crops rotted In the fields for a ma SlIt '.*IIdis 4 4 .110 4% .jtiiajg,, streak, the Bimers dropped shot the game ended. before . Yaheeuwueru1dhehaddeddedtomak.amen ag I. paced the Blazers with 1$ In the fourth period after the ., Mi $ . jam, Despite some spectacular ab'aes and f.rs *.1hernghertbsgeIng,themseeailshehes. J flg ,, their first decision 01 the year 5 30 .M7 m our play at apupelar lacWii the end LL 11W Warriors had closed to within • was points. and I Wood a30 i that marred his admInistratIon, FDR WRUUI W asooft Speaking from New (kieaas, Sapir aid Martin was dapisased SefldsY nid. rhorlbsstakeamereerdurtysppeJad dosgerbe',,t designed for Walter Davis," d 8514 In ether games, New With four IflInideS left. Jersey I en. ' I e A44 over theternof New YerN, Now Jorwyfl my ',:i rescue U.S. capitalism from the wreckage of its. MW ned Mevsntunlly the true ai McLeod, who Cited to 4 1 0 .444 pped Houston 120415, 1110100W :. 199 AtlenseN Bid it aimost didn't l'pp,n expl Lm KIM 101, Clippers ill 3 6 6 = story of What happened in BlNIIISS Wield vidiedi him owntallure.Hd1dwhithehadtodoIaa terrible I&ff Portland as a "strong COntis Afl$P3eI ddited Golden Slete rIUffiIJi IlL C*swiani SeNlaisre Walter Davis hit a W W cssrat ft "You know Billy," aid the attorney. "Ma's a Yaks,, be loves pop elM atIis hhui arid Ie Is i to be blamed, an by .ome der" for the Pacific Division 17.90, Kansas City beat San Scott Wedman scored 21 .•.4 , / 1. 10 he points Ind ass *.w.nis is. wieian. iii a key basket WI. loves New York He title. "He was the player we Diego 106-101, and Seattle with 2:06 left, as Kansas City .775 the Varibse fa aid 7 IIY Pd. P$WoN* torlaM,ibócMstio .mariy• in •succesdlN • vorfl4UtaIi'% , , Pheesig Se. adhew deoaidatheesus.of all ihisb,ghe knows 45, wanted to take the shot. downed QC5O 10047. y ill IP. U.uosweIfareInstadofwork. over snapped a four-game losing ' 3 0 AR If tim India, is rapiwtntid fakly sad hivistigotid ci'pldsIy, . I. 0,10w stat Ill, Kiseas city Cleveland I. I.. "When he put the bell on the Net. 120, RaCkets 11$ s rally a g win for streak. " No CISCWIIt$ t e cr Weánan's basket put To At 00 1f8i an Ids oiWIy ad im deck .4!! be igi tin .,.lie tsl. he I Rookie Calvin Nail emOted 20 Kansas City ahead 100.99, and West 010 $eoltlo 161 o ch John floor with a dribble that was I I .W I. T Pd. 1111911111111 dill he the Yankees ineilagui'." you, risky with tires seconds left, points and Mike Newlin added with 34 seconds left Cam !I 1C. McLmod. 'tat me In the game -A .0 S II Ml a 111111110110"k Ill Sin DIe,e I Nswjenoyl*noussw '. 0 . I I A,ho'm 04 . Pertlaadlsavsrygsodl.em. bsdheps*ftopandltweidin Vto help Now, Jeraeyanapa he added another field goal. . . I • .4', , . _ ... 0111 4 a • oat ad arid tin kind of thing Can reilly six-game losing streak. Ned muth jsndti is ih róg=A $ 4, °*'eM PNNW at tu Green had 21 points for mi — s cUoe was in; ithig the *:, he sad Mar'11. give a learn a lift." '5' lJg4p difijijan, igg are aftlicts by veçnKasus C it y scored 1$ points in the fir st 14 wema coy at the CiaI1-" me .CapItl 4 played aggrveiy (slag, fled shiWe of Vri,bM Cn cells the ss ICings. "a s vs i S e___ of The shot, In . of he en he ___ ______ lifted minutes t j game wh t wI3, nd er espeuW LMwite Ls .--p 110 I. prs, as in in y — be 1mw. IntO CI''_UI 11.45 beams uI1l by the h:: lesdiabis • I, ( .•f. SIISIiCI 109, Bells 17 Phoenix to Ms sixth victory Nets built a 1Soh* had. =l NI )PI1 hive brOit a Caainisau " dgee I*P ,,fl And s'swgnuij t.__ m.i* Natiosol dam.bemW ',çiso 1110 umu _ 110811111 bmuwfds be" be. ---'-repusin crowd Ii of uJl the dice: let $ Ye aiMred r Invfl$igatv (he psJd,g, by 1$ , Fred Brown, who finished f 1._... 1(s, ____ j band Tu4*fl lewar .wd of Ud thuL owe is '--'ig ls ad auiuiul I1U5d _ iim 1*1 in II l". $ ,get Nlyinte p, testi,,j, pat lb. inhesder points in the third padad, .I Pd I. with went 1$. 1, h as still h el our d scored six rsufli It Cloiilad Its opponents to Racists their f th iWest U.S. aeeders in-men MIS ins 1111 lad d d ad their: the NI aesu,*f d.., + The ilmeal , I its be. the ind in ad pbe_else whs was a wIlsu'ar ad let the : 'tinsaring he lbs con OW* P! 0S on Maurice lace.' straig polidi us pews in every game. ht In final the y died p 1i du&Ilhu1 of., 3, .. peum onme be. smijuJuPv.msr& a.sassinadespssiedTit York at oenvi ms is_wunflUi." aid told he s vu 27 ..tsaJa lift wlnisWi8esUle held off a But Blazers Coach Jack seaon. WMSdaol* trpii. at raosi* ui1 INsUlin ifl •tesby.esidaA,M 1—_-—.,.... IN 011111 11111 111 110' y 4 Ii 44' Stijubeesar 1ng their nosed__,1rlat $day. "We'd be ro Bone es den the cheek Ramsey thom the tone was Iâer, si Waffleis N late air jrthls, .i. 0405 QdCagO ra ll INS y. G us Is tr Wil5. pjjof Iad to jar LIVI ad, er a NEW`i'hchien abeid__ led the Sonic. with a ad much earlier hi the penis. MI ft ihbimd bt KmeemAbdui.Jabhsraoored liens L. 0111111111 cow bed 11111111111111 6111 in S. 1m deeds. however." ad of bound gave them re "ft was a terrible first half points and rookie Earvin pme4dgh 28 poInts. do mow 'd WLTPd. = 16 111111110 I ___ = p $ I rn TssRay ie lbo suescs of eadi, lapir aid that inhin hid 4$. I .. ., . ~ -n P"', ,`r ".0 - _- ~. . , I i I L401 11110 :. . . __ 1. I ,I dW CoWWRi($0* ad - 00" a a'. as bed say Bums, oress in Ms soo of -JI jpuuit .t gives *ws ce I I Si .flI s,iuu "Mr. silO. bed files do.. ad*;:±Why 11100111 WI. T 'N. WITP's. Ussflewdth.hawh.aiinms,ies.. 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Odin10,iin0I10M sj, 5$y 4ag Sunday's BosI titbidad a *osI birdie on tke JM 111 - JIJL TO: 1IJ1fc. aeoo.I.I$edav ___ Lug IBo*-gIecrMiMI NIesweNhaMbydhuuge,pui, SEL by •,. . bib pIuuj .41 Bun hointer t pqg y sp 4 •t fl I the grems.5 round by Jeff Hewn sad 10th hole NI they took par on i of * IL ft V 1. l their O'iMe.tbe1minradjw' -Mke. "I've hiif'dlI besMIig is aid Iy Racial., who tIed like 11 3 Yffl'-; -- 1 IlSsbirp *4. Ool'eI of ' si__riiL - .f. is Ninhiik,1m$fld4,IlS — N--U1 w.m OJU..1 14 lim bm in," leaders at IS-sisder after ,, l .j in Ind $0 hiug Ma of *U& 'S ALL -qt ilillit "I 5 MI lbs 1kkhe Ilewos d Rashis tied for es i— r abed 1m hd $-r J* 01 N b"d ad I is spv rii ini haM Me_1J $W,*he.sy, NOW haM inbe better isles des that's fre. is feet. seceud at a vu 1116 CLU 'ITwo•,, o, $0 atMhed im L 1- + _'s• IerssidQeakawcsuid d. Peter Jscehisn and D D A. 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' ' * Pamela Joyce Greene veil of illusion was secured and George Wesley Pat. to a lace and seed pearl - larson were marrIed Oct. headpiece. She carried a - 13, at Grace United bouquet o1 candlelight and Methodist Church, San. rust colored silk flowers ford. Rev. Comer Woodall Laura Greene attended and Rev. Fred Gardner her slderas maid of honor. performed the ceremony. Another sister, Sherrie The bride is the daughterWillman, the tron of Mr. and Mrs. SajnuelE. of honor. Greene, 116 E. Jb'kins They were attired Circle, Sanford. The identically. Each wore a bridwoom is the am of julep green gown fabiwaid Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. with a permanentpleated .,.: Patterson of Carthage, * skirt and slit sleeves. Each N.C. carried a bouquet of dark Roger Harris, organist, .: seen silk flowers. selections played nuptial selectio The bridegroom's father and accompanied Dee served as best man. Uslers aw Loomis, solsist. WT Qjff the Glvenlnmarrlagebyher ht1doom'sbrother, father, the bride chose for Morgan Smith. Charles - her vows a formal gown Patterson, brother of the cat lolight crepe overiaiti bridegroom, was the with shse! ,. çomanan bodice featured a - .- neckline and long full The reception was item in the felloweldp hail of the sleeves. Reembrolder'.d lace motifs and seed pearls church. Assisting were " embellished the gown and Eloise Collins, Jean :2 chepel train. Leonard, Becky B. Holbert, : - Her flowing flocr4ength Dot Steinmetz, Emma Ely, : - MYERS RUM JAMAICAN BEEFEATER'! GIN cui.à & A 'W 21.4 O. V• ANY 12- 77.50 0000 MON., OCT. LAUDIIRS 11.29 SCOTCH UNIT IN PU $T$U W/CWSU WVIJ IWV.J LANCERS 21.4 OZ. . BYR.scoTaI ROYAL NWX ABC ABC 6 YR. OLD' :•: 0 $6'ITt. KY. PUB. to, 4 L7 9""' OT ANY 12-IOU All MALT SCOTCH 7eff ) . I * ' •- - ' -. . - :. - - - - MR. AND MRS. GEORGE PATTERSON ' Ellen Smith, Judy Breeze, Phyllis Kitner, Wannie Huffman and Molly Noll. Following a wedding trip to the North Carolina mountains, the newlyweds are making their home in Newport News, Va., where he Is stationed with the U.& Navy. L o Keep Halloween Happ y -. we've had live different couples wedding is to tai' ga DEAR READERS: My fianc, and i wa to see a from all over the couidry visit jest amid the ri : .raa,aayIpeetthstts cowiselor because we can't us. Some stayed a seem to agree on many tIip, k*dsy ,uase. ..ds _____ Others longer, (We argue ___ constantly.) Our luests use a solabed __ r : Sb. N.tIemI lelsty CIilL I am b jnitI to thik M's a Sbi J1IV abS'S allow beaks we k.pt. n9dabilt to ______ Us t,Wi I: ___ Several, days ago my The cousaaior sayls to aMw led low. sew we" postpone the wedding or forget hei-land in, were dlseemhig IwbidiidIUilkws. ) a COMM taos, so I Wift to get It. What does Ora do * - vlst.d t'ic .eelli-to ii.. (04 It. It was gone. In fact, on the :- wets yrngst.ri who were refisetive lapel. esahe them at this stage? same shelf I saw four "holes" It can only get worse. gy bwod dim to asm,highly vWbIs to motorists. CHICKEN where four other books had .dll ,.t,s. AM others i_.i cs 1111111 they NEVER RIMiSbShSme DEAR CHKZEN:Cwsltbe beil*.Ihitetolhhtk that one of Is bhylj.d UbSsid "I M1111" of a strimew or wee rides. weddiug d1her .by lipbuie or our houaeguests had taken Adelts em help by keeping telegram bulmodidsly. ftij these boohe, bit there Is no ft Amattlemi Opliaffik :#stioebtient whose jkW their yarib woll.Ugh" be somewhat fildehy, but 1w other a&w1lon. $00 (2)(13) LITTLE HOUSE ONTHE PRAIRIE Albert has a dream in which he and Laura are prison. ers of Indians who are planning an attack on a U.S Army brigade. 0 THE WHITE SHADOW Coach Reeves finds his quar. ters more than a bit cramped when a six-foot, et-inch player becomes his temporary roommate. Q 240-ROBERT Trap and Thib -attempt to rescue two nudists trapped in an awkward position, while Morgan Is forced to crash land her chopper. THE CATHOLICS 9.00 (2) (12) FREEDOM ROAD At the close of the Civil War, an es-Union Army officer (Muham. mad Ati) returns to his family on the plantation where he was once a stave and pools his resources with a sharecropper fkris Kristofferson) to buy If. (Part tot?) (4)0 M'A'B'H A careerminded young nurse (Atexan. dra Stoddart) with plans to become a full-fledged doctor has a major misunderstanding with Father Mulcahy. S NFl. FOOTIAU. Seattle S.ahawks at Atlanta Falcons 30 (4)0 WKRP IN CINCINNATI Jennifer falls for a penniless but handsome repairman, and Lea tries to work up enough courage to ask Carlson Jor a 1@41 tssthI And dusIt'vSI I I mbs _ I a•I Mimi :1! 1W - 4' _I' . •.. I 1.4 - . • P, - .'•. .' '. •' 1(.. .. '',a • •j. . . ( ....-. • .f. • , - 1F' ' ( \ * .4 " ''.5.41 ' •. i -'.1't) " - j • r . r 4 k_I... .- • • .• I ., .'.':. • .. . jMIR . ... ... aj ** * 5:00 U THE FBI 5:30 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER 5:53 (12) PflCL%J5 600 EARLY DAY 0 HEALTH FIELD 0 SUNRISE 6:11 (.4) CRACKERBARREL 6:25 (2) COUNTRY ROADS 6:30 0 THE ED ALLEN SHOW 6:41 (4) KUTANA g) A.M. WEATHER 6:55 TODAY IN FLORIDA S 0000 MONilING FLORIDA (12) HI lGHSOR 7.fl (2) (Ii) TODAY --"•''' -- .111,02 SNOWS flfl au ALL SEATS IL PLAZA I-1 y141 ONLY £ ,,,want ___ - - r... .t......*..._#r. - - y . .-a ... i - '' . -- ---• - - - ___ ' ______ . f ___ ___ ___ . ___ . • i_ Have you n a Photo that appeared tM Evening Her; . v aid you would like to have? Well, they're _available. Now you can order an 1*10 yiist of any photo Width has appeared £ Evening " " aid within liii last 30 — days for In call _ to PIOCO your order NO FIlM STORY coslilaw . - RAT 3•95 IP.M. T'P.M. 11SA71 ' -. ' .- . - . .,,w ,- . .t...- e . - .-,.- .4Th• --- .' - -. - --- •- --- - - --- - -a.. •- ------.... .•.. . .. . - .. —. - - .•. ------ • - - . • - .- a . • 7. i- & .•- • Mob antl. to _'c'an.a-. La_ py? co . At Day Coroc I ont.r II 10 -,_ a . ___ ____ ':.-" a • ,,-- -- 411111111 W ' IS' fl I iiiil' ra,ttas...i a I :1 NIUUJiuiui 92, iUIflij[ iJJtlailti" _ __eq___________ ow 1.!U.I11P.IL11N,1. Y OUR TI uuutuuuuuuI. Offer.ed .60 do WNW, I '' --:'" .. ftes de bm I a -. . .• . •f .. ,. . .. sq bats th* weed" ii4tdhr frss off-. sThFae...atIhe - ft tern. Dusi,gst she 'I a... . j...f: ''' MORNING Neville Timbe'rlahds CertimC f jtion , •L IL110h SWALL ITRUT WEEK "The Crash 01 '29" ':. events surrounding the cra..h of 1929 and our economic situation IwJooTNuoacIDouTIyuuulvI nio am ) 0 FRIftY MORNING AFTERNOON 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI. CA. 12:00 W SESAME STREET (R) (21 MINDREADERS 40Oi2NEWS 7:25 (1) TODAY IN FLORIDA 12:30 (4 EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (21 NEWS NEWS L41 0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR ROW 7:30 0 RYAN'S HOPE (21) (12) TODAY (1} PASSWORD PLUS @1) FRIDAY MORNING 1:00 00000 MORNING AMERI. 112)(12) DAYS OF OUR LIVES CA CC THE YOUNG AND THE 8-00 RESTLESS (j) 0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO OALL MY CHILDREN aJ OVER EASY 1:30 8:25 (4 0 AS THE WORLD (2) TODAY $NFLORIDA TURNS 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (1)NEWS 2:00 8:30 (21) (12) THE DOCTORS (21(12) TODAY DONE LIFE TO LIV 00000 MORNING AMERI2:30 CA T HER WORLD (2J (12) ANO CROCkETT'S VICTORY 0 GUIDING LIGHT GARDEN 3:00 9:00 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL (2) (4) DONAHUE 0 MIKE DOUGLAS 3:30 OMOVIE 4)O ONE DAY ATA TIME A) (12) DINAHI £ FRIENDS VILLA ALEGRE (R) (9) EDUCATIONAL PRO. 4:00 GUMMING (2) EMERGENCY ONEI 955 (4) THE BRADY BUNCH (4) UPBEAT 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS 0 MERV GRIFFIN 10:00 fZ) SESAME STREET (R) (12) (12) CARD SHARKS L BEAT THE CLOCK 4:30 10:30 C4-) MIKE DOUGLAS (.2) (12) HOLLYWOOD 0 BEWITCHED SQUARES (12) MAKE ME LAUGH (4) LOVE OF LIFE OWHEW1 5:00 (2) (12) CAROL BURNETT AND 10:55 FRIENDS 0 CBS NEWS 0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN 11:00 fD MISTER ROGERS (R) (12) (112) HIGH ROLLERS 5:30 C411 THE PRICE IS RIGHT NEWS 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (R) 0 MA'SH 11:39 0 ALL IN THE FAMILY (12) (12) WHEEL OF FORTUNE (12) GOOD TIMES '0 FAMILY FEUD ZOOM 011 12:00 M THE NEWLYWED GAME 0 NEWS 1230 @1) ADAM-12 A missing press. an independent old-timer and an unusual motorist make up a full day for Adam. 12 U MOVIE Return From The Ashes (81W) (1965) MaKamili. an Schell. Ingrid Thulin A woman returns to her money. hungry family alter years in a concentration camp (2Hrs.) 12:40 0CB8 LATE MOVIE "McMillan & Wife The Devil You Say" (1973) Rock Hudson, Susan Saint James, McMillan uncovers a connection between a murder and a scare campaign being directed at Sally and Mildred 1:00 [2) (12) TOMORROW (4) NEWS 2:30 0NEWS pared, writing my name on the ayied Mile slid hr @Nft mill being 'treats" before ailowlag marring., BLOODLINE i LOU 10:00 if yea seed help I. wrftg o( all my books. but, ofawn, !.ss dim the fdlewIngad* CWMla.slSbem GRANT Involved V.uy yng ebIIkn shield letters if sympathy, the 1171051 COUld have e.aUy PLAZA N] 7th ONLY in the testing ofa now drug ata ih-yis been LOS's 01*. Say FLAME-PROOF.MVS)1 he PMIRpIIed by - e'RIPstslaUss or welt-reputed medical center, &aa My quion: If! should visit letters, get Abby's brhie -. ,ot Lou learns about the Intense sely. a" AMERICAN , .id, it beam, tnt Sb. DEAR ABBY: A woman "Hew I. Writ. IA&kl.S ior elithehomeo(onsof these Soft demands placed upon the doc. p WI" a, tots by the Institution's director , and em a bock Fm sure is min r::ffjM phyilciat, mavied for nine Occailes." lend $1 and. labek vHk a t: (Harold Gould). 1011 It,or Yom toa Cursor omoermna staped (2$ reals), fall.ShOUld I 11 MIINPflNG FENCI T somethin g ? And If YOU think I adventures fonigo mmtay service, says adesed ..n*eps I. Abby: Beesses., innovative arti N* 11131 3221111 - .100 and ,.lk ellis istoriors their marriag, was never 132 Lady Dr., Beverly KNI., ShOUld 5*7 scuziitItb, what Christo in hisof struggle to con. 11111111011111111 my? struct a controversial, 24-mile 11Sb a child's tubs, is. cossumantid. She signed CalM. *13 7135 - DIMPPOINTED white fabric fence through the herself -. DOING FINE ' MAWJP holeat - DEAR - ABBY: I have a DEAR DI$AppO1NTED - northern California countryside Aesserlus each .è, • documented. ra"¼d oil quotation strange (and touchy) problem. Des'S Igesre N. lay "1 em y I am Week ltOO with my "ate., doNk Mob dCA1D. from Voltaire, who said We recently rdlredandmovsd U" YSU ftsk NhiSISI (to aan):'lbeoely.berritlos tOaISWIyIuIort lawn. I$ tb, ' ' ' r plu ' sit mm*hs wets bees hers, field N. May I bats it IA?" 11:30 amid orweid.lptoemem Is ab'ao.." i • • I j. (2) (12) TONIGHT Guest host: . RsdSuUy . Rich Little. JOICLI111121" wuh IProvide AToi*VN on a Miamcm Abjiluises makes Sb. bowl . I..1111u11111111 ldsws1ks or porch steps . trumpaf up murder charge. (roof too Now Coft P" AR AIRY: m, - in. Rn -'shoold be C iis — fm . - D.cw$s yew child'svltstI are oit the to aid the . ' . ft we com i ng u.ti.dtliMrW wiSh O C.W.Neoflntsidhesbadbl$ttoibsrluudeappuwdfor • EE to the Amilem Wee Farm system. MW— mo am= = = — = __= csctaUeu $ . Mlb.Mwlin,(nt7Fa'ntlrwthhiP1itIdD5,ldis51 ' £ •• • P Putty, laputted lbs fired Ide hr,membsi r ye 1. Mi1a'. ,em AftWft to Aesria"— Eancitl,s Vice Frut — , WI .' I 'I .S0111 -ambNatNIew1Ib.awdedthsfimgr,sasd -, I V1.wsOnD.ntaIH.oIth . I receive a certified. si1yIag that N. hit lesde us being 1 ShOlKor.or.5 managed I. man w.chh of- alrnwudal hius. tsr f.i f) I VV 11 !131 1 ON" .Mid i m*hr_iswssss, cMdSIShS=10Mt -.1 TIMM ,tt -- V - with .-a.s. h •' 7IN .. " .Group Offers Safety Tips L 1, IT. 59 12-flU -- ;- ROSE 2.99 UNIT TWO PU CIST*U WiUPIN Harry is forced to break out to prove his innocence. 11:45 010 BE ANNOUNCED P t *.. '. - . - •• 1, - ' :' ' 11 m.JICN ,Nes SANPOUD ON 14 - �- - . ...--. .-. -.-- ___ --...-- _ - .-.-..- . . ., ..-----..- ...- 4. t w.-1 l_.*_..-s - .10-- 4.40~4III, 1~-L I 4611,114 - .-e..'.,..-.- • - * - - .. VS$ -_ __ - Se.) .J.a ,.-.-. - - 4,.i.*_ms.S'..4i dI ] 1.• J. • L 'a.. 1• 1. - 0 _________________________ 4 . . Ta RelorM x ,` . NOT$CI TO THE PUILC Nke MrSy glvsfl ?hI ml CALENDAR CLASSIFIED ADS Pwk OdwdO -Wln* SimlflOI N$IrWl*$1L IWOIICI. VSCSI. Cr110 unl Sössion Set MONDAY, OC1OBR Diet Werbhsp, 10 am. and noon, Caiton Union .•. TAUAHM 1 Go,. . ______ _____ 41 .i pm., First Presbyterian Churck DdAlint Samford 4Amea, 8 p.m., First United Methoft. 0 Church, Sanford; Sanford " I p.m., 1201 W. First SL Ordmance as It ortowd to No setback rulrsfnents to NIl Fl.. (UP!)orsenotot, '.ie Bob Grobon to I.dnds 13 si IsoNa Ii his cull t luIlloverm lawtuwytoindvb"ryomy oldism he wants to keep the selislim as shut as possW He has SSW . r ~m*WWHIW &M ft want to mider to souk President Phil IAwiS Md 22- So"Moreop cillcloy M10110 I 11111 h COW 11111 3" POCIM Ave. planned Mos of. ft Progarty'. I 11 opMes. L Ii L L. Parkin Elizabeth Hall Auditorium, Delmid. recommend outside Kh F c . chowmitt 7% legislatilre leaders and the Vvermes daff Wee = two Seard of Adj PW%h Oct. no ", if" tam to be added to On ondo. One IS a chmp In Do In law 01t0PIYfOSa MI lIIJ1,HhIISaVdll.O( 0(011 . sacheoudy.7belawfalledloplov twileforthestsiftNew . Voter registi'aUs. by Seminole County League ot Women Voters, 11a.m. to 2 p.m.; 5 7 p.m. at As000ndsid,Iuusllkelytocombsfouths ooIit1dknafldinenttolIg11%the case loake SM Cmitry Club. 1Ae Mwy. 8tetmn8y$ssy(kchestrsspaniagiiscer$$pm, City Hall. . ::±lIsa IAM Brantley H10 School at 7 p.m., installation of of. ficers and music by "Rhythm Rascals" for dancing. For mowntim Call 304M before W. 29. Club of Welcome Wagon, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Westmonte Recreation Center, Altamonte Springs. Proceeds to Rosenwld Exceptional &tiool workshop. Refreshments, prizes. 1chata at door or call I3143. requires a asurcit warrant If Winter Spiigs Seftesa, 7:30 am., Community (fl N Edgemon Avenue. a veNd, operator rifusi. to psemit USES, 0m, Holiday Inn. Lasp.ud Sertima, now Quality Inn, 14 and SR 434. '. R.fain of the Psydiologigs Practice Act. Overeaters A.euym.., 730 p.m Florida Power & W Sanford. ANORDINANCIOP THE CITY OP ,rd be kPA In Dode Coady so Md the dde dWirtumb In 111`11111111 can find another site. 7:30 p.m., Community United thurdl, Ceaselberry. ChISt., Sweet M,llnea, s p.m., &. Parents Aiseymis, a e Art Andrews Phisbyterimis Church, Bear Lake Rod, Fond Qty. In WEDNDAY,OCI'OIU31 --.' ..nws,a. Overeaters Aasuy.sm, 7:11 p.m., Aitamonts UM _ been Imperiled - -. , S,01 "" -itimee. .051 PICTITONNAM 1OWIN Is WSW vilva fast I am $"16. . . . 'ai M ,i.. 'S.POint 7.1 feot iisr* SI *UTOMOTIVIMACHINI$Y n.rm_VISM'SIMY SI Pirk *ISIIIe rebuildS'. MOIWISIS SiThi WW W&4" of L4*. il l udia 316, sr, W, UAI owl "es" to mid I* buft 4~ of $We - fol"t.alf.elisly. , . 4o_ 1 WiRw , I MENLO . 4~l~ My ML CWA& arm, xwrvim of .. . c E111114011111111 will dommude hewer vr itli ia., GWdW " of kdwd kdMfto trance to &IIlalId MMN1 FSN to PeNk.': • -06* , NOTICE IS$UIR$YIV ml ulmaru_.ur WHIRIAL lbS CIII CSIflmINlSm bu virtue SI 511 cunlsin *5 Of pyw AN W4wUW gialloW We poeby 0 111ha ClIll 0 Lempitsed, Plorft IfillwJ"llef IOWO IW 00 WA WAMr 2W of of cromy COW a "Witim "M a simimm" 10 like ft"anw4d ft COW so FW" Year 11115 SI Iuuntard ra4sn.4 NINe Sioruall Nw. a crew loll %so so" WNW IISIIIIIth Judicial CWotll, in - . ' , ftfooe ONss.Cemphiipj SI ATLANTIC NA. !M& P.M. anil!NIilops N"oul .-wyw Of: TIONAI. SANK OP $IMINOLI e : V0180" p pfg- -;. 7$, for TOMWFOWII Mtueints 311114 . : riwav A... - . ' - , UIVuD4v,NVuu3 EJ P'iiluod,______ isa. .P11-*1i :,:_aa, A a.. $at IsWEav www ' "w" ____ ATTISTi . ubI*OSI L IfS ' . Cliii w, ISIS IC$0MS,Of ml . 00soom". so - Re, ' ___ Ii.'l' ___ , Md so . SISeCI11 NI O.erddl*Of . . .- - A ri. I. hull 1i.t. "ij- I ft aiJ*. $4 titlE_.ISt I INN snow, - .. M 11 . - . . .,. - I_'I • 5)7455 GINIVA uilt on Crystal Lake CMinl Ivury imaeinsble INSurel SPP WARRANTED. Only mmi ' 'EXECUTIVE HOME 351* balk y in Mayfair foolf"I hone ., I STORY DUPLEX EXCELLENT RENTAL UNITS, WITH I CA FOR EXTRA can be sw's tsr WINI . 01 $345 hR l½batli lust painted inside 0 MI HOMES Rental and General Public Invited Open daily 9 6. Sun. 12 6. Phone 2902575 am, *INDUSTRIAL Sill ' MUI,TIDL$U$TINGSSIVICE 'Sves*.$iIS. $11115 LARGE LOT 013 eel ACRES WITH TRill AND GOOD iipt.y p o p 5711, SANFORD, FL 33771, GIVING DESCRIPTION , LOCATION AND I PRICE. DUE TO DIVORCE Must sacrifice Singer Sewing Machine, like new, orig. price $600. Sal. Due $253.7$ or need someone to take up my payments U$mo. Phone $625394 day or night. Will deliver no obligation. Agent. Amusement bowling game, works good, 6 player, $750. Sanford Furn. Salvage, 17.92, So. of Sanford, 3221721. ; 111119f I -" , . mom - . . '!i .*7;; ' L A * .It. 89 0 1-1 - I . 32Z-24W of. A110TWE - .1 ,*( . Ilkk aw SUIT ARIA NIAR MILtON- J1. I 1977 Vega low mileage, A 1 con. dition, good economical trans. Mo$orcycla Insurance - 3231730. 323-3866 or 323 17 10 Want ads are black & wnie I read all over. motor. Very good cond. 1977 Mag ic tilt trailer. 5711001. -------- . - - Pianos & organs as low as $993. Guitars 40 pct off. Amplifier, drums, etc. Bob Balls Discount Music Center, 2202 French Ave. 3722753. ______________________________ Juke Box Seabring A100. $00 selection $400 or make offer. Sanford Furn. Salvage, $7.92 So BUSINESS I SEHVICE 11S11N6 den $2-L. Air CaoUlhIIoidn - ______________________is _____________________ Air Conditioning, Heating, Iectri Handy Paul, has truck will travel. cal, Plumbing Service & Repair. Wants ID make small household Call Larry for Free Est. 671.4394. AFRICAN VIOLETS repairs, carpentry, painting & Lie.. Bonded & Ins. The Greenhouse flJ.9141 misc. Call Paul Hunter . 339 6531 Evesapt,ra& weekends -. Home repairs. appliances to tile. uty Care " press rack for nursery plants Over 10 yrs. exp. Reasonable FILLDIR1TOPSOIL YELLOW SAND Call Cork 0 Hirt 323-7510 ' - - 's$'. IS avail, 372-7991 Re.l's body Shop l$0 Sanford Ave. rates. $6.5543, TdWERS BEAUTY SALON formerly Harrietl's Beauty Nook S1SE.$stst.,3225743 PETUNIAS & VEGETABLE PLANTS 2401 Airport Blvd. Office desk 5. chair, $12$; sofa bed, 5100; cabinet sewing mancine & ch air, ISO; bathtub whirlpool, - - Personallied housecleaning, rea sonable rates, I time or regular. 339.7445 ipessh'y $$ts.SuMis $50. all Ilk, new. 3330010. Room Additions remodeling gineral home (,pairs.noj,00 small. Call 333.9055 anytIme. Housewives Cleaning Service. Personalized, fast, dependable. Regularor I time hosts. Wo DO wash wlndowsl 677.5094 . - White male Toy Poodle puppy. 10 wks old, registered, champion bloodline, $535. 534 0710. - CsH-.M' FREE PUPPIES To good home UN Hauling 3310116 ______________ 323-4345 FURNITURI& THINGS Buy 11.41 Newl Used Furniture Tyson Cement Drives, patios, walks I SIC. . Boxer Pup AKC,5Weks, $13S S1-4bisehold Goode LlCENS1D06.9451 ________ _____ ARC Concrete. Patios, *Iveways 0 add ons. Quality work no job too small. $51014. , Yarddebris, Trash Appllances & Misc. (LOCAL) 349137 I Pslidlng . _____________ --_-_' ________________ AIB PAINTING Residential & Commercial • WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. nitiwe Salvage. 322-5731. used very short 3221703 MEINTZEN TILE how o repair. leaorI our eNy, 31 yrs. Isp. S1363. __________________________ WE BUY USED FURNITURE, APPLIANCES & PLUMBING FIXTURES. Jenkins Furniture, 355 F. 25th 55.323-0515. 5 1'jng sitS 771.1137 ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS RESULTFUL END. THE NUMBER IS 3333611. _____ ____ ___ __ ir ORIENTAL RUGS WANTID Top Prices Paid UsId, any Condition uhll3a MICROWAVE Push buttsn controls, carousel, still In warranty. has - --.. -- . _________________________ ci Sanford. 3220721 Jennings Wheelchair Almestoew,Iseavydwty Deluxe Model, $75. 33)4107 Water bed, queen site. COflO., heater, liner, wood frame I head be. 322206$ or 3235215. ___________________________ 3 air conditioners, I heal pumps 3 oil heaters, all very reas. will deliver & install. 327.2%). c3.l., Auto, $195 Bill,Ito9PM. 3236500 rctiani1lse -- -' Washor repa GE model. loll wig $115.31 Iliad shirt time. off. 1109.14 or $W3$no. Wantedvs.dtiI,bowl. 1306 WJrd St., 332-1127. " . ______ _______ _ I'hiS&&i$dc Dog 31$ Sanford Ave. Buy 0 loll. liii finest In vsw - Quality workmanship. No lab too small or big. Interior or exterior. Pressure cleaning. 3321071. 122.0707 Larry's Mart, diluse ___ Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery Cash 322•412 ---- ANIMAL HAVEN I Cat boarding, bathing, clIppino, flea control. PcI sppIis, og heusis, lnsuhiiel, shady inside kennels, screened outside runs, also cool. furniture, Refrig., 5te5, to* Agent 1;.,;: -ja r E" ,' Jon . I . " $1 r "!' .."I ' _________ - h, 11 K60', INIUUJ 11100111 p, I_sp -i 14 ' ' . "m ~!. ,!; , I I :, + .1 GIRM"", T324 I Wanted Antisuos a medern Our. niture. One ep. or hivieful. Orkftft AIIIIqUOS. 3311551. Welhollift comars Shop Sales, passport photo Ifast repair service. 333410$. cages. 3U671*. ______ Ik _____ - Rlm$allng-.carp,smtry, painting. in=?y, aiiueie. All wa j 1llinIv done. Fill. 31171 Yri. SIP. Call P'.., ., .. A O $54; aleft Item . IN&" May Kids: Looking he an extra 110101'1 *15. MCIII 0 Did to let 0w have a clusihlod ad garage Invesimeot. s* _ $ • Sea,, IMas,quslltyipiratlen a yrs. me PItiSS. Sic. Wqysse Boil. 357521) . .t , U SANFORD ~ANFO R D a & ___ - CUSTONCASINET5 Ps'eeIW. _*560a11V:$' AVE. I. Ir , , 1. . . W. .4 , __ _____________ 7.(' * t ,, - ,' I t ,,, . t& 1.1' 41 ?I , * AN Ion .elsling,, rm '0 nowmwvw .-.; . - A' rmlir I adaitteps. L _____ ida * __ ___ .vitNS&nJ 4111 all wwk guor. 3331113 LYNI SWAP SHOP I antiques New 0 used items ___ i I Painting, Roof, homes, mobile hem", etc. Mobile home speclql lb" $33.10. R.i. rates Camslinm.nt$ Accepted Menial. 1:315:35. 115 PlaihOf Ion INSULATION -Sattlo,, bipwIpis, P1555. DeSarv 1111556. *co Piem, flbsfgl I1 cIruisN. LGWW Prim. CON I flpelr 111140 or INJIlligs , 91171107 '1 PM Pressure & Steam Clealng, __________________ PA1T$NG.CA1P$iTRV' 5 Fletchers pressure cleaning service, mobile home, SarniI trailers & IV. residential & comm. property. Free ii,. ________ Driveways ts . Iiinuusts - N REALTORS &ia PL. * SWININt EIiIoveNSIps1nt35' ;fli $130. $anlorl Furniture Salvage, 1715 $e. of Sanford. 333173), -_- . 9.1, j*t' P . , . : No : brakes 11, front end work. Make BLAIR AGENCY 1 4 TrIhulI boat, 53 hp Chrysler $40. assume payments of $21 ins. Agent $1 am pegatiolft & buy 4 'Llitagaideg,_ 1 '67 Cougar, needs work, new ____ p.m. M? Hwy. 17-92 originally L1o, SW home 0 t.dlt? I will I 312-3411 Sanford, Fla. 32111 - Medil Iilc , leaNs, -________ ' 2611. *ccus. VA-FNA-3*Cm.H0pM Lft Dim Mot Call 3221474 3274440 We Buy Wrecked Cars Fromil0to"o ROSSON MARINE ______ II*I.,OI*11NI YardSale' Oct 26127 Corner S Palm WayI Rose Dr. . . __________________ lime. Original $393,hol.$lplor $21 no. Agent 331.0306. - $TIMPU ASINCY BUY JUNK CARS SS--Boats&Accessories -- II YOU aren t using ysur pooi table, take a tue, an se t with a Herald classified ad. Call 372. repossessed, . 1,the 4efIId 3222611 Or $319993. Jungle Lob. Corp., $01 Silver Lk. SAM Mercury Montego; '70 Olds 327 011091111. sPC with a want ad 7*_4WWCyCl0S $975 Singer Futwa Fully auto, - . I BIk.W.ofSnf.Ave. OS.SanJ$rdav,. _ Sell thou things that are just taking oom 2,003 DeCottes Ave. _ , . 1978 Chevy Mallbu - Moving Sale-Furn., tools, misc.. 2 bee hives, 47 Buick Sport BUY,SELL. TRADE 311-31$E. First $t. 332.5432 .5.. _________________ 170 --- FillDirtWantedl the only one In Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 90485. $311 frfurther details. 1] Ford S W 9 pass. PS. PO. Ir. New sticker, $650 Cash. S20 Valencia St. 3221064. Coachman,- 1916.31 f t. Sth wheel, very clean, fully silt contained, Low mileage. DeBary ($01) 775 82?9. Ph 372 0357 I - bldg. material only. Will lease.. buy or pay by load. Adcock ROuting. 322.9W. TOMME Vihicles - sit--oaraw sales - WANTED dumping site near Sanford for landfill. Roofing . !0!!! Hwy 92, I mile west of Speedway. Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday I Saturday at 7:30. It's . STEREO III _! DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION RESULTS. Must sell Zenith walnut stereo, AM FM stereo radio, I speed flJU turntable, diamond needle, $ track. Wd now $40, balance due $128 or take over my Top Dollar Paid for junk & used payments ot$l6per month Call cars trucks l heavy equipment. 862 3394 day or night. Agent3221900 in Central Fla. hurry to Orlando More Nice studur Pine ISP n anvanlent tecsllon. OFTEN. YOU'LL LIKE THE C'OOdUsid TV's. $751 MILLERS 2619 Orlando Dr ------.- CLASSIFIED ADS ARE FUPiI ADS. READ I. USE THEM 323 1731 75Recreational Wholesale Furn. Distributors, 2SW Industrial Blvd., Orlando, off Silver Star Rd. 4 biks West of . was" *6 16M & up. Out. Pill, floncod word & Much I 1 TV roM It,, Zenith. Sold orig. $493.75 bal. $103.16 or $17 rn. Agent 339 $3$6. WILSON MAIERFUhNITURE coo sale your opt W1114 build 40 LO. THAN SARGAINTVIS doors. 5100. 331.403. Lake Sylvan area Wt SI Sanford, walor front es. 110*1 up- "utos for--Sale , - HERB'S TV 2597 S. Sanford Ave. r__ sports 2oo mi. aft $411100- 3 --- - --- , - . -_ - - For Estate Commercial 4 .;~ - - Residential Auctions 11, Ap. JUST MAKE PAYMENTS--at to prais.al. Call Dell's Auction, 323 '75 models Call 339 9100 or 834. S620. 460 SM _53__TV_RadlO-St - For Sale: Heavy duty utility trailer, enclosed with back . WIN C NM, ww capOf, IWo, veal luger staflsr 11111 SPF , GARAGE LIVING Custsm ,$ '1' *440 SanfOrd Ave. 14ANDYMMIS SPECIAL WARRANTED. This home has GARAGI FINISHED $CREEN ID PORCH, LARGE FAMILY ROOM WITH PIRIPLACI, LARGE OAKS ON COUNTRY LOT. $11455. GET A HORSE I -' '• Reg. RoM Estate Poker WII,, Naw" pgi STENSTROM BLOCK BUILDING ON SAN I. I SUAN. CARPET, CARPORT, NICE LOCATION. $34,111 FLYIN'l . O.ed CU acres on S#nWd Ave. 0 hWW4.I PCO. Int. Good forms. DATEMAN REALTY LEISURELY 3230697 ________ Toyota7$ P U. Short bed, orange oao Buy Sell Consign 262I Sanford Ave 323S?jj - MOONEY APPLIANCES 6*9 utility trailer, heavy duty, $310 131.711. al .a ", -.! ,1 , .. o'. :..,. pi h0, 1N1 UUNUE " -- SUPER 3 BR 14 balk kline in Twenty WeSt wITh Cli, w.w carpet, Fla am, sw P" ON an a beautiful loft SPP WARRANTED. Just IVANI - Danny's air , , - ' ft------ . M. EriewMOlI vw 1. ''_-____ * . acres w.tf.ss,eI. power already avail $IL*0 Eac terms giç PhOMM-Mijaifftelif PINCRIST 3 SIDNOOM. EAT. M KITCHEN, CENTR AL AIR, ' . . _ "so , ",- .Afte,ftat ., f1_ ii *1* 17;x vk# k . . ,,Z".. J 4 .,_ j., L %'---_-"%'' . i.-,..,, .. 1. _.'ft -'. 7F. :11 -.;, . '. I , 11 Ns. .. ______ , j.; P " '! ''. ' Of mleamats a iNu • a I. W1,11 k*4h^ Mow shimp. Sm OVENI I. gi _ S.u1 sae. •WMS. ml 'jJslly mpp a".Item Estate Broker NEWLY PAINTED 3 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM. CARPORT. NJM.WALK TO SHOPPI MO I $j I P double WdSII utility ares' 1 wsvty $11115 W. Gannett White ASSUMASLI MORTGAGE. SEAT THE COMPETITION. . IffIimi w'pj 1it$IutNanyinlsNlo, lIiw.NI Md II149fl 1IDROOMf * SATPI, SATIN ll, GARAGE, .. ft ,'' - ,iu, GRAS P11 Twoit, Ml0*1. IPhilal aO JQDJA 1=0 6C 1 C0111111111111111 log" an Labs Ms. Just Is SI 11 _ cuslsmbuiitlSdrmlbathheme with beautifully landscaped lawn, Ilnoplace, abundance of FAMILY ROOM, I. WA@" of Dennis" mow" liflinifo Ce11 y P'Idda. SUCTION It hot lbs Of NodIS Of S. City SI LWIt*IL liii A. N. in S. Ilk isy Of .4-. . VVb5W FIIrIda.blandlbemleamk$l* *tt.iur,*ø 1015 SIMMMd mlii loJIUN ml S.' nIifludDO SO* OS amid INS api aN a, me r%l.wsulMI, * ' NESTLED AMONG TRESS, 7%oaia ' REALTORS . u '' OSTIIN I acre isis Ow as little as $310 dwn Goad terms. I?I I 11111-74111111 4W ft$L O*jft . 24351 i S. French (Ilp") Sanford . .S"4 PROFESSIONALLY ZONED I -- . Of I tmmo 3 @*in I Both* formal dining, got-in kitch" W. (Ccoll 'uceisinIcil curd hilt MI lot wIrvIt truss. 147 IS . . Apillicy,Vft.ftW*W,, The Real Estate Aencv I Oak N$.mlH' - convoniont location ft Sanford I-I. beautltullylandscaped yard. Will consider VA or PHA, I yr. warranty, $37,140. LA Enamram *I-WOWED I BEDROOM, CAN. _________________ . - .,'u, e . . ' ___ _____ -- enere, (parass autUflupt. ml N (Its *abp iim.ui 551JL$144 s,p NORTH' IS INS Of is mldaa pei' SI Ne CRy 0 isSI SOUTH ,II!.9Ne 'S1 P LM.iijI. purluelt 'S Se MISI NORTHWEST rel*s CN'SI WEST is. fousWI$T $ ipi au _'uN TeNSMURIeNSI W SI S. .., Ditj. ..Ofar ___ •. sm11rs* . bob" ONVA I - wo . Li" Cbriotm0SMopJt$$ by Sasuga W. Ju'ps, sell _____ ___ . florida. ad hove louled ss lbS IF powwvw goomr1116 *4;1 14 ml N *1*1 Of Ism1rII County, uroi0 MI SI ml Nest mom SI mabe&abiHirdesI. OIN, swftd 'Graill" "Viftel 01sout Wool a WAVAMY Few MINN • W1111 - $Wk Raw 111. vw,iw isisea. • , ii c-• ..- '!Us. .1U .VSS5•r'.IIR$lf$'$ rw, r..• lo*d.Florida 301""a" er bafore lbs IS Isp SI Ns..un$ir, 1039,1W 'SliPS. orISNal 015k ml ciPI Nil .WcUlt Ciits't EMItseRob - ____ haled plE., ____ . . - - . F0111011111016 ama, - II - ,,, . I* 'why"noit I& ( *0011dateafficsiflift"? 1110011110 FRESH CAQPIFTS. gob ~"" !~ ovum" 110LA.M: ____ Wueen, 7 '.' W.Ig. . *1lNSt MANOR Isi~m ill" , an ft. *111111-CA-111111-0i, &VOW WWAd Mow 0, tothroll re"" ow100W THISIPOII 51 , 95rawown so ON" case W WALTER P. ROYIL P11W,, vs. Narim, fundi Is .vsmeie * p • ORDAINED GV :,VMS , CITY tiiis .his nh 1 9 . IWO no" to W" 6 my of W", . kids. - -. oxmilmo , - - pitiie. . . REALTY WORLD k good nelghbothosd, . K patio, cmv. workshep or OffIce In rose. All for $31,501. BATH, AIR CONDITIONER LOTSOF EXTRA$ON LUSHLY LANDSCAPED LOT. 137,510. A MUST TO SUEt a no Ohm came oftm mow" , of $aid Cherow makot "" . . (7) $ acre tracts Oster. High 1. dry, 000d road%, Ideal for country home or mobile. Ex. cellent termsl 43-4011SI,- - --- - NEAR LAKE MARY Coment Blk, 3 Bittern 114 Bath hem*, now 350, fl B spin plan, fancw yd., IMMACULATE U0000M, m, 'S*I ab' " Nita ° 115551! UN . llhdas$fldada'SNuy,is$$.s,. omomfolealwi~ia4sibrAt ovmkp~pnvmn Lee" Name 44 Nerii smut, sims *bIOfIiUj 101111ia.i. YOU ARE HERIGY NOTIPORD caus% H.eensen Lisa. at Calaatbsrrj,, Clasues is ksdkallu. . . ________________ at 01,550. Terms . able Ni.. 11.3001113. BOAT & FISHING EQUIP MINT. SEIGLER REALTY. BROKER. 331.0410.337.1577. ______________________ available. ' . r .. priced .. Ave* $10,900. SELLER WILL TAKE MORTGAGE. IDEAL GET. paint, inside, vacant I ready. OWNER WILL CARRY MTO.of Price reduced $?AN. 3 Sit, I a S".1111110. home, cuslism house, workshop. 1700 sq ft living y NEW LISTING - LOVELY 3 + 17924 Ic patio, Sdrm I Both brick home, fares axle" must sells wall ~ as Osci.$. Fish Camp available & camping 5151001 . or me. access to Par. , mlngtsn Himthni anus. 304403 ___ ______ Ne, I O, Masonic T.ni$, Booth Cl ,M. - ". BEDROOM CENTRAL AIR, FULLY FURNISH CANAL FRONT LOTS INTO LARGE LAKE NEAR OCALA. . *-&""ft ft . . Mel heme, .OfuamceS. . i... . front & rear porch. All for . Wh1 fimsie 'SiMm uujuius in -- pa. N'sis. au 350 1 Istucco Spanish designed home, nice area. FP, Ig rms, *17-107. 1 near' It"t bath ptaza Spacious older home on lovely corner . Good $21,000. Substantial down & owner will finance balance. 322- . - ______ - EASE REQUIRED. SEIGLEN REALTY SPOKEIII. 331464 . a:. unnommus Oils. IIV1IUt Inc. REALTOR,ML$ 323-5774 Day or Nlijbi S aff COUNTRY HOME E. OFEUSTIS ON 17 ACRES, SM. 111ll'Il" .V 1W Ism Poll -0 , will _-' -w,.,, Mobile home M. . . :..-. Bar Mall lMifled$al* Apply NI poison 'S SeUNN. DWr, Holiday $41SR 10. PWNIICRE$1I5W$IinIIIIISCSUIWY, . Na CIgrsas N' WE, v.a i.OrOuiu NwM-WOO 3 SM, C NSA. all OWI. 60 ff& AWARD REALTY, 339.3110. . '' VAlPHAFifianeitta RIALTY MMIII - nt . . . J111L11 $ .. Id'isk_ IIONTIININ 'JUDICIAL CO I. Up.pwuj, PforId, $E, iwninsle rsqusellog un11111'S ml CII. CIIIINIUI AVON ... see v CUll. eN AND POP $EMINOLI Ceimly, Plorid under'ffie flotithius parotioria ot ml City SI LWiii*a& P" INfest is Nil SI 1145 'sell FIGHT INPLAT$OM jyy pp . g5p, Florida, _r.ge$il$.4'S be NI. Avis. sw..a. ur isr ti15511*SSld nam.wIm me c* tMed ffisruM, sod. CASE NO, 214119.CA*D giS. per.. per . ii city c.cu w ii ii mu Circuit Court, $nfji WHEREAS, esid PSIItIIO I mirl.a, mis 1.00WIuiMlWS WALTER P. poyan, , SI . CouIWy,P*'hdainauordaucawNh duly certIfIed 'S thsS.$IkisII AD is,, ffi, pe•v$5$5fl5 Of P11*10115 ClImly PIØorty_AaI1W W. Vs. y Cl'uicN Of . time. AppI RN$wN ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK OP Name.Iia,wss. TI.W*l lain.. ussul Silks Charts, 11 lbs City Si Barry. Florida In POISON $55J Florida $hiiuSss 1117. UJIIJut Florida, O'111r 11.1110. By: w W. IIMINO(.I Cansatosceist Cspsr SN Law Of Pidrils, ISIS, ill O'ISiI City CISI 1I. SM lej Pilsolurd IMMILOMOIFW" . PI111" Odao I& a life "" 11111111, NOTICE OF""ft . - . P~ Odow no - 19" ____ TMJ4Y 1sI!J.. • ' 011000 BILE HOMES oft Orlando Of. 321-SM 2011111111111111"S Low down Of to qualifIed buyer. Hurry-only NO FEE '___- 'Ne . $31.tOO. 4bti.s UWUffilshSd 014111110,11111111 to 8 raw how^ Ow.v ~ $01 ."d1111111of nsW' fiV, ____. Miadiws Park Subdivision ruerdid I. Ist . ______ . , 11 Iotlp -. 'w _________________ "It-ft" IIII'VI NA-101" dodN1%:',PW=*-4W ____ . ____ Apply to Mrs.,r $Wvk P-0.9"4mpsmfpl.,~ , : , , EMPLOYMENT* . ... beautiful Mayfair Section. extra .. 11 Jow . large pan" Fam. film., 41 generous sized so Gorgeous .1! Øfl 41fl landscaping on corner lot. .: REALTOR MLS rinxlous-pric. r uced 2111521 1vs1324Ps ed Fine 1 Foods service al $CC--- Send complete resume t ' ps.,ia. stat. •npteyment. desCribed c ter line. caldainirs me names Of vt °'"°' in *1 SI in'is County, Phil., described as tic. hail was saved AMbOII tit. '. he" ' Apply WSIII New lesei. security, Tel. 332. $713. ow., quovelf a land mow %, psrflncenly AAA range. warded. In mechanical have electrical, Plvmblnof heavy - RESTAURANTMOR. .. 32fl0 Law SALIFS __________________ we aw iful raw BROAD- AFFORDABLE- Large 3 so, . Industrial mperlence *eyon alid afte haN (7.1) foil i.cN side of this elIewIng an 3613 Mohawk Dr. -.-•. rus. Life".11100asks I riatift Sanford- ni. "I%Js . Or refinance, choice 4 SR In . 42-Mobile Hoims 2231,3npn,3nn - GREAT ASSUMPTION LI KENMORE WASHER - lull se baby bed wmattresL $25; Oak porch rockers, %29.95; metal office desk. $10. Jenkins Furniture. 20S E. ?Sth St. 323 . .' i1114 hot. VarNusIStIis.fl alics ALL 31A-Diplrns a~&* vmko 00rill"C1111110, "Is deitf%fide# %*IV ____ --'' r Ne 0*15 calIs. AC MECHANIC C"VitilCitlasillitifery'Plorldo.owt" blic in and Is the joN owing described promt 'y: A fOw (11) OW WWIsestimittiq #or FOR THE NIGHTS AND fgg resids1s. An PRIVILEGES FOR CITIZENSHIP When 110110113 brift Wited a andiselted, but MW 1EdkW IN THE CITY, SEVSKASILITY Ball, were was AND EFFECTIVE DATE. 1r (hills of onlookers redidd in caued by as ovatlsad.d ____ . ..i W91. abandonIng ' a MO. LEASE. SEIGLE11t REALTY. BROKER. 327.1571. I $550. "''. , . CASHIERS Sius postiog and . ", closing, Sillopled or dinance Vacatingan Ong LY FURN, COLOR TV,LINENS nd cottage slip. 132500. 51nr a i'vif. . 2SRCONDO,NEWCOND FIJL. Apply in portion to INN 110kor, Sal low VW Furns SIde by Side refrigerator, $75; aIlBaft Gorgious corner IoH Privacy finch Don't wait it's only Ave. SWSIICS. IXL helpful but flit' necessary. Only tion"t soff-- PLUMBER e Apis. fir Sinlir Citlzâtj Dow tewn. very Clean & roomy. si. lull War VW -, eeles. TO Sill 111W 3222217. IDYLLW$LDE-JUST LISTED Custom 3 SRI Decorator securIty.AlterSPM3231N7. comm., paid V"WA & W * Usp..eNdfly OF LONOW000, PLORIDA, Cci ssissrry, tertes. perserst. and Wellce Wefoar@ . Raafsr4$ueluls Jayceettes, 7:31 p.m., Jaycee . CITY ______ Ai$sinuule BAKER AD., IM, In Thu City Hall Of TO INCLUDE SAID LAN1, WITHIN Strad ftis. Jut the d& T04I MUNICIPAL LIMITS OF THE day, 11119 ardWtm Mmood hall dood a this a ClTyi AUTHORIZING AMNIND. MINT TO CITY MAP TO IN. to save the lecuntly renovated Ii.i.wiv to w*bsd a CLUDU SAID LAND ANNIXID, Guild Hall, which c_alasti thst ' _ of ', DESIGNATING ,A ZONING ____ . Reid4 PLORIDA: REDEFINING THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE woed sr fire razed a Nyeerci i,eiu,ng trues il4ng was a totat . Siringe. swad'Swou6n ssdw dilms dam, sm piL, l P.m (vPl) - A soon sm KEY PUNCH HievyuaP, Heavy y ePI01ICIISH1RISYGIvIN?hot Cify CVjmll a# this City Ill at . r,!ArL ____ ___________________ $100 mo. + to $41 mu. ISO furn..watsrpoId. air. Adul _.._____ •.___ ' 1*.Srwftltrain LHW Neft " i a. CLERKTYPIST PvnIil.nlceSuss KITCHEN HELP SININOL! COUNTY, AND MOPS PARTICULARLY OIKRIUD AS NOTICI OP ONDINANCI OP FOLLOWS: TH111 RAST 30 1111111 CLOSING# VA"Tit* AND AMOP ,HE WEST = . NS NORTh7IS PUT OP Thi NORTH TO WHOM IT ' Mercer.% " jj -_.. msdlanicaIrpllr......'..Yr$ .5IttIjST ft n sov sto Yaw Child V6 SITUATE AND BEING IN appilcall" l pct. Interest tO QUA lifl,UV,f5 New homes with low monthly Payments & low down psymw4j. ISlOdep.471.S711 a fs)-aj) _ 514-3"O. No colts a" 6 p.m. MO Un$WWM Realty Donli pile no lii~niiiiwlt046" high as an tiopifenes eye. Fostc* 0981. a classified ad. and pit* he money In your wallet I The weather is perfect for a RE _____________________ sale- sell everything Mbackyard MODEST HOME MODEST PRICE orS3l.$993. 2 00 masonry home. recon. La acres ready ditioned thoroughly. Has new BEDDING-FURNITURE now home. Over siged C§ Shed carp*llng. paint In 8. out, PUBLICNOTICE started. Property In great colonial style windows. Price OUT OF BUSINESS location. 135.001. only $10450 with FHA terms. SALFI Warehousilull- Entire Stock ,j.lAT$•NEEDED $40,000 from Winter Park Furn., I' is to be sold at Some pricel Their loll is your gaint Limited time REAL ESTATE ALL FLORIDA REALTY and some merchandise is "'' REALTOR fl;7 limitedf This IS a distress salel I 250 S. French Ave. For the best prices ever olfered I wIi m0tWY Deltona Dream home by owner. 3 Iuild ,Ot FHA.VA . , Apt 3 rms., adults only MAINTINANCIMICNANIC • ' iitlC.1' . owner will 04,000. 322-44SS. no pets. $110 _____ a got res UI U I 11'a. 2 0, clothes W & 01dlsh. D*n,t pile no longer needed items disposal, FF reffig., high AS On elephant's eye. place =. i-A&H, w-w carpet, pool, Classified ad, and pile the Club 011111111111111- Condo. 8275. 323-OW. 0~41 plant iiic?rlcat, hyd II __ OR. B bili home, air cond. SliOmo. ;;. REGISTRATION) .. 0 ; . . NINXING TO AND wtwc 1 OF THE CITY OF LONGWOOD, FLORIDA, AN AREA OF LAND logs reqal mint thataasw prison and fereNk mit Be Se.in.IAA, 1p.m., open discussion, Halfway House, ___ *APrt-,MN Uiir~tnd -.- (OTHER THAN $2 Will lily Sitlo myheme,very ON W" kids my Mo is- loll &V&3n4NL . . I OftD#ISAKI000.W oft or ma" ouL Oak Ave.; 7 p.m., Siomit W, CandbuTy. -. ____ to . - ciiAVI1NT 6-011111111 Care D*O,M lawyers conrentiai. -Alawtopri*ectcltiaenifrombeingfurc.dtobuy thslr,.ntal WeItWatthers,7p.m Sanfos'dWoman'sQub *8. - Kifler ffimyiisme.31IN CC Plied, mis tee. ciii natal. ext. M of "4w $ill" Iirt CIgeIP, Ploride, mis ,,,, ISV Si 00SI. Publish Oct.Is, 29 & Nov. 5. 11, IM 91ire ._. . 0 a 1 lvl cllfto:y. k " I •fflc Apply . DATED of Forn Park Sominols -AmendmetitottliepulIllerecolt lawto kM work papersat 2:304:30 p.m. Games, irises, tool. Camdbm R.ty, .., am., W,oman , 'Cl & ub, uvermioa Drive Ow Rotery, 7:30 a.m., do Town Hom. Saniuid kIwanis, noon, Civic Center, Banierd Optheisl, noon, Holiday Inn (Lab Monroe). a a 0 Aluffliflum RociftlIftlite 11111% t:, 4I.IISIIS . y: i'm. -Amendment Methodist OOfl --- ~ . 71112111. 0 9 1111 E 0 as ~ ___ -IIIIIIIIIIIIII - Benefit card party sponsored by the Seminole Spokes a . DEADLINES , Lfton Th't DCk9 Befolie PubkOWn I. 1 - I AMW@UM W&ON iMMWW* Work of heme -roe necessary - *xcollont pay Write American Sairwks, Park LW^$Vft 1121f, Dell", T . 3 Limis Waimom . . t 4.02 CiSi.r. HWY 434. L..Ui. a Nw. . . MAYCdffi, T0N:.0 a hersoll 01101111111 "O en the stat. A carriiwci.on,osna.sn. ENJOY Supreme Court.7% massure would ftk III I I dkft undersignsill, pursuant to the AA$dwko wAnt he" IRP"iwwt I~ Wrft 0 #04111 A "Fktl#WA MOM S4~, cmow why " ofthill No courtto condituth" "WIWA ,Crilell"Itorill" 3138011- - Will traw bwoft MOM par " I - -1 ____ - ____ A1111810" Deft Wvko. All SOW 0",Florlde Statute, will roslow valiwatio" ism of gred Pak or majw statewide wm*.Apply In person ItIchle's, I --* P.O. Sox mi, cmwwoowo Ft. with the Clark of fho Cletuff Courl, PRIVATE VOICILGWNS ' mi. N. of 44 an Hwy V.". ." am those on Which two difibid appeal cowts wwo atcomcwtill, 3ML urian . Inwafor sww" Cout",Florida, 1, I 11k) could itS referred to the Supreme Court. UPSII ?lCll$ 01 P'ISI Of The P11 caMr& mu'S man termite pull4kAtion of thillratice, fille Ik. re-Inagloclor. Will train. AWY A FRW lAwisand Mow, indestedtheyalowill co -- - i - d a blilto Outlaw t*i In Fluids Willem LUMBER 4 SUPPLIES under ___________________ Park or., Sanford. Other bills being wg.d on the governor Inthsde: atticit It Is railed In buslnsN SI LOST: iNS OHS doss ring at the * * * * * * .4 . H10wev 419, Lansan , Florida. lk. front IsmW CWft an 11111 St. -Modifications of date banking ISOM ThSIthe PSrsW.r.stedlnss$d UWARD. 111-11W. -Modification ef the Accowdancy ct ftifirSnceS- nTrOiiS. NO FEE HERE usiness gliff of it* IWO as 110111M 3412LSi47M INDU$TRI1S, Lost 4 yr. mate $1ipIatk.sN, -RevIsion of the law dealing with teacher cirtlftcatkn end P*11T VAIl vic. $sm..VeI. iss. Ice' uuuu. uvi'A EPT INC. fpffi . Sanford sedw C"ems Clob agmal dhow, 6 p.m., Sanford Civic Center. FASOKA10111110it by 46spectmot of __ 11 ,; 7 CNNIIVS'IMSS.....sc I 119F.Momw "" r"I1FP11T SATURDAY 111-Nalso . 4 1 ______ ii.. ON AM. -S:so P.M. L TV IL E. 'SI1 La0 . .4k 1 MIS HOURS Zoned DISHICt NI S. uS W rfw,n I_ MOlT Sivi. at .4 ______ CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES rISuSi*avwhan CIkI ItWZI 1ilns Building, Stetson University, DeLand; 7 p.m., Mon tgotnery Ward Interstate Mall, Altamonte Sprthp; 7: 0 . Uul:1A.M. _ 831.9993 322-2611 _ ifS, WI ml City 40% Monday, Oct., 1979-31 COOIC$&CASHIER$ . karf SI Mitmset Si me COy satitillord ____ Evening Herald, Sanford, FI. I- $M*., ISi1I1fl )IsNSml - - Call $341711. - V*gre.sir&recuIerk g veueSSNas,SI rsptwiu.rv merge 01.511; 1 ii 323-3301 11 . DW 22611 of 31.9993 1 �I TT .f ••),I . . . 41-I 6LONDIE IM sNsm$siIvdPL WE'RE OIVWGI I1 IT ONNNW 11101111CIAL ' T4EECAJTIS1 I by Chic Young Answer to Piev ACOIS IP u(eAMr? _ _ Dermatologisf Lv Troubles.. Made 13 Mistreat MKOLAM CAOTOMM *Us A I?I2I llhI1I 12 ANscse, 00 ewccu3obNI PRMLIOES Punts 47 Gtook letter I _____For Hair *Will .* DOWN 1$ NIS IJ4J ih to 20 I4!1 Iand thenthe ,calpgaI1$Mkg I Nearing Lamb..- . oft and the hair 2 Forearm bone . 21 Mm 3 KIll'. n't have shawst.d th do e -. I down to wawing 22 M04 , 42 Mideast 24 Fictitious . a. can yen tall me can Cosipm 23 Low 27 no" 43 p.rsepest m&4bswromg I 5onØj•f fiR — Yow thehfo flshe 21 Japanese 45 Nish owd%"w fotmition__: of indis Is a bit **by but Wm at the base of 'lier 32 T= 7 In do basis to me Win y" ovo to it 1 Coalesce 29 hkw aged 47 cow" 33 ma & dwmM*IlgL Yea may doctor told her she could lose 34 Ghsadhi's bvmpkin (W.) 9 Swift llfcmft 30 Wilht 1000 31 WOW - 1 48 " of light on her do the was a " *A in a 31 8 UKW 10 MOW bandif storm In mountains. 33 AdWce 49 Chow (Sp.) MCIOThIdl Dodoes- 7bers We many variations of this Pleese tell me what this disease I I Iseibeller II JOCkWS 2nd 3$ Kind . 37 Strokehusband SisugMsr that l4 Is. 37110 Ron 1aotdii, 3$ READER 12 CrIterion 30 Ml. mean' Is DEAR term resily technical 53 One ($p.) istillis 40 Like $ peibri !.& disease is Raynaud's do heir Womb iesily. It ss 54 SmA b" 41 '"'' rwmp 4. Alley — *" dose to iodated with severe may tend to bred very or at a specified 01 the arteries and It C0(flfl2OSlY 12 r r to the ris rmance sk" an hair abaft.in effects the hands am bom 14 the hair shaft although it can affect the noN 13 Itself Is defective. ft's and face. The attacks a' sometimes seen In people who psrticviarly a$ to be caused by Apawri - to c" draiii"an.balroriteenbe , seen hi a person who has worn a Many doctors advise EMIIn ---o t&ftcgpjwWgpwjo& wM U& problem to be W,' 23 122 or tkw ft hall, ol Uc** metal to avoid amid —.--.• i,r ___ . — ' ___ by Mort Walker BEETLE BAILEY Y'KNOWO PRINKING'5 NO GOOD FOR YOU. IT RUINS YOUR LIVER ANP KILLS YOUR BRAIN CELLS. MAKES YOU R)RWT TO W HOME, q 1 V I "-a ___ WiA"sAp I \ ( do TRUE BUT 3: PIONTSAY IrSAY IT r-' \ P • 72nd CETA - 0 THE BONN LOSER by Art - - - - - . 27 N N - V I Z: P - IT 14 Q, - 34 to 31 1 44 49 — II k Bob MontaM a"1 - IF'U FOLLOW TM JLIS, READ OM NOW,CLASS HM VW sruED The iutes FOR REAOSIG CCWPREI4ENSlON ii . LEVANTP ti1'1, .1 . - — - - - J — — — - - - - - - . ' '. HOROSCOPE ••. • • UK I H1GHY £flOLML, I . . . '.:'• .' E WI N • acting Como ;. . 0 j4g yNlsoIiauil "Won" ibeii. Nj eat famllymrpbgs. . en Is= L.V' JTo4fr cam you Wook# Dw% ad your ¶ffIII 111th. t M t#' ' , Ali to-Al '. o 01114 ad don't dop.d luck to be at,hacam.yes'lioek bMershs.hid*meee aduave yeer pssi today. IM WII 100 lappo so -aft" 'ran (Nw. 111141se. i'l 7U• aMg ) IlO(M7N&ngN)lJeS des'tlstprpnpIuy.er q be 1A• • 4".. JaL hive a lbs 1$15 fei ySir SE. N) s'v.s trSN. suco do hi .ngs1W iou seu$&. 1$" is' ,our. beaus ii N IWIN II down L.U-$vIlii 11111110i in j, u ) may aissusuiy. - ' . _____________ "s '' • ,—.-----J%1N1ff . . 114 • I -- 4Bf". hW '0 T.'J IATAT V" _ - . vaoo — • 4 5$55 : that , fl . • SPIDIRMAN - .. • •oos IV $64 spinal asrf- far the Mdu1 and died." Li -. .A 4 •.' aj - . -• t..,', Pw wo didwhssiheygel - : :- • 1111114119 ,. L t ,', . 11.' or. •' r- Y. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Shirley HufMidler,54,aLasAngelesfederalappeals court jWp, has been chosen by President Carter to memo the &A secretary of the Department of Education, sources said y night. The formal announcement of polMweid was expected today. Often mentioned tor pods In several Democratic administrations, Mrs. Hut. Asaw said Monday, "I have intense concern about the quality 01 education for all Americans. mucaurly those in j is.aii paste ay Yern Nessel . •. . . Brim Rack (16 mmiths) and k1a Jbeklai Circle is Sanford are ready I. do their Halloween trick UI' tmeft dressed a a clown nd a balkirin. Tbe children of Mr. and Mrs. Greg Hack try ad seas puaphhs. and corn at the rriwv . . he FWWWS Uuk@L . nuo • - . - - Carter Names Woman As Education Head ' p. ,.. ç •r-, .•- MT- - 0* in milseasse ow is at No OW4LIM ____ _ tIOdef-i*hs lissin$ _ At left. body of one of the drowning vIctias Is recovered from Lake Nowa. Above. flaking ea. thabst Frank Peedletu dwwed off this pin c" . - iij ç ______________________ -' -I. -_ -. --.- il.•_ ,. Na,aNWTomVteesmI •. wning L Vic 0IMS WPMT A too . • ,-•.•- . .' s " i? tea sewspaperpkatgrapkerearfterthls a.Mh. , 4 .-..; Created by Congress at the request of Carter, the department was formed from the Department of Health, Education and Welfare. HEW becomes the Department of Health and Human Services. The new agency takes effect in about five months. Realta. IN ON I, - I hue devoted a great deal f 111 to education and have a great cmunitment to must team before more about the agency deciding what Ideas to promote. , WPM , primary and secondary schools. unge Rob ' ., •i"t, The tow which idi worst average work- leading hdrs$crs compared with an 01 week the number 01 companies reporting pawat advance In Angod, and an 0.3 percent slower dellvsrlss, chap in sensitive prices July. money supply. a The Commerce Department's leading InIt was the biggest pin since a 04'percent rim In April, lIM the Cammerce Department dicator Index stoal at 141.3 In September compared August. . -• .: A' ___ AV +• The Is percent septemiber rise in ft I_ __ a nbo i - Walk EN't 1st spsat we dsu't. Saucy r . - ____ ___ • .. injilluirial mtis 1 Ilobbirgir Thscsy,hsiMd,ionstuin wrlandam*Worwbanna 3 "AmpftgOdpisawNhomthe oil- 'w4t . . mm W* 11111111111k of *a ft Ihink se mi 64 hall ft P4 . . "Wit M so 111, ramw ftm W = 1" 10011- Lien Must a week ol A IIrk!.!i West& Itials for tournament knew ww we NOW s'5 beIN _]k . 4- .. . you 6" Mll 4 IIM' t. an I I be a*= be *0 ______ - . , - ' NUIJLenI& IN Mass __ r .. . I 4 omiaUlIyb:. "are of - . wdebw r -- . .wim.r.4 ., jØd.'I1.. -..___ the comilyo and poses is no" Wkk tm fouL so had so UM to be. When the haw JNiV 1 ad *li tricks am mqw: am off m Moll e th MA - ':' topredeseap sWude. Tell a" . FIND. . low WN omw so, VA _, ras,16 ras .'- -- do mg. tkt double ioaIIatt Wed dlrec. tar to a.k1r a :;=I, - Adro4noh an 4" 111111111110 TM By w 'I *Joel F . ' t I ucir ':: response. South's two. notromp rebW Ii embialtly carse ow Norm's rain to an TO TAM - VA84 by Al VeWr 1011114CILLA16*11001s - •AqJ1I4 a U) 1) mist 1*5? TQ965. G~ I * .4 vDT •st 7 . —. 1, .. Marsala .... . __ ___ 4Jj, :' . MW lieft. T I WI w' and wraft matcb when he reall% had **TU &IMOMMA iii... MIUO to the caMy.wld's :;;: BRIDGE T in L . - according to the stats's ComprshaMve Imod PL.IIlM Ad. an ft5r f fl5 jy siresse entmersyt Jeff Stobberger,. for 11110 "A tkm heads Of a - ___ A ' - I, four arias MlIki'w aJko44 m.. Ii - $) __ C1!kIId COUld tilset ntMl MW . u ''' ___ Public hemluge were idulsd today befors the Sembuft County Dowd of ( mi ners to c1'1 the mass tranalt, aviation, posts aid electric utility ''g'i that m be added to the y's 4Y'IUfWtiaIIVU '. dism. This probably explain hands. ARID (Mck $3.A . ______ 0011 i17l .. ban& we an attack. nearly alwayscold and d. procedure Is often used by says she has Raynand's elders to IWP-.*Nm their wsa yes coulil be ucls to =ft year you we to relate WA a do social Me" late an am" mial toft TO it bw to b Howls Schnsidsr • Who M107AM NJ CM 11M ts CM MR= V aiamnm*v • 611 ___ MEEK ng z' ey "i s A government WASHINGTON (UPI) Over the weekend, President Carter noted barometerof future economic trends climbed that his administration has been "doing 0.8 percent last month to register Its best everything we can to avoid a recession and so perfonnanceilnce April, 1978, the Commerce far we've been successful." But, he added, "I can't say that we won't Department reported today. The size of the September advance In the have temporary recessionary figures coming Index of Laadlng Economic Indicators is In." almost certain to Intensify debate over Charles Schultz, the White House's top whether the US. economy Is In a recession, economist, awnmed up the situation before most economists have said the country fell Congress recently when he said: "We are I.& S negati ve ....41. pa44 A .4 _&I._ going have fIUL economy. 5 It's like the case of the missing recession: It's yeer's second 'quarter when the economy out there somewhere, but you can't find It." declined at a 2.3 percent annual rate. But economic output turned around In the The leading Indicators Index, which is third quarter by rising 2.4 percent, which highly volatile and subjed to frequent more than offset the April-June drop revision, is comprised of 12 components This development prompted economists to ranging from dock prices to building perpredict the recession had only been delayed mite. The economy, they said, would deteriorate Six of the 10 Indicators available for Sep. during the current quarter and early next tember contributed to the Increase: the layoff year, with unemployment rising sharply. rate, change in total hquid asset& contracts But the new statistics from the Conmerce and orders for plant and equipment in IM Department cad some doubt on those projee. dollars, dock prices, new orders and building . HsraM$Wdl '.. __ For Tuesday, Octabor 30, 1979 ___ *yDUNLPB%YZ ___ for pitch. p iI;oiwi es per mkMe, which is prettyfest. It's he ' ?" °?' t really '. "in' u,wuu wu.s the he ' y through the CataIng your problem and help etralgin e that nd be iou. Meanwhile. awrs are eat not Clt,. U5AZ% Ufl. I4D — MY Into be I led " age the Up ngers sail this eightLfhi!h1L doctor _______ $ By rsnsr in two to ads qitoalosig time.!. i—si "7" w,wv*nn INTI.n.0 assiti . ' ent it my circle Us a softball __ ___ ry Econom ter uture Hearings Under Way be encountered 'in An asemple here w0ld be A bleaching agents or even cold starim wheel. I could At one Simple home memadbm certain is Only a wide todh comb should run*. During such aftsdw be need to avoid breaking the she could whirl her arms. You swing the a=in a 304sorse hair. With pdk II 17 . V 4 JIJGH1 , EX.PA1N1OUS I.ITTEDTHAT5CTIOW INE SECTION or THII PWTAINING M — — include those 01 $CCTtUTIOs, planners and scCOwt $5$ Public Contact. WFA of aw*ws each as off" avold direct In local government and non-profit civic organizations. . warm If there's any reon gssliy. No best should be ap. they have to go aidaide and piled to the heir of mW sort and possibly touch anything thall's ee tile tlenè bS L at Ij ' J The request from SCA Is for eight jobs for total funding of program is for work experience directed toward controversy in the I.gItve branch of the federal government Clerks. Salariesfor those positions under the special section of the youth and In most cues does not Involve a full 40.hour week," CETA program pay the "going rate for those positions In the Carswell said, adding salaries are limited to the minimum wage.; will end. $noe Connt lost i jobs for an annual payroll 01 aboid $1.5 the OI1flh3M1Ofl$." Into . The Prime Sponsor Council is a group of citizens from various "The Dspartmud HEW funding Is tied of Labor and tni in October wblhe the (ngresa was bickering o funding The jobs Involved we those that would not usually be funded fields who are appointed to the council by the board of county for do U.L Department of IAw ad do UA Department of abortion bill. Until the wading can be settled," Caswell swd, ØIi EdaJ am from local revenues, or jobs local government feels It cannot "the funding will nat be settled." commissioners as advisors on the program. Currently the prime fa M.anwbihe, funding for the local programs had already been afford to fund locally, Carowell said. sponsor council Is composed of 18 members. :. The jobs and the payroll would ha,e corns through the (m. Funding Is dill available for work experience CETA jobs such "There Is some heavy talk coming from Washington of sup)rshsslMve Employment Training Act (CETA) If Congress had 'imhed from the $7.2 million reosived In the last fIscal year to $4.8 a the youth pmgmm for Seminole Community Action for a plemental funding for the program nationally in February or p0a around to radving Us differences and approved the W million expected In the IM1011110 flad year, he said. The lost jobs and payroll in October were In the public service weatherizatlon project to be considered by the Prime Sponsor March iaeo," Carswell said today. Meanwhile, new public service ppiInUuinCownd at an I amL meeting Thursday. ,.Jinwd Carswell, manager of tin coudys Manpow oflice. won, Carswell, nK uplabing public ast v Join Ind those jobs and salaries through the CETA program are not In Ow plans. - - F1ty 120 ca made these ebnatee today. He said at ttü point there Is no In- positions !:--' coming down from Washington hlnfhii at wi*ti thisPOMt1Ol Herald5WrIfor ___ '-nsom iei n iui 1HY - F ht Cost $ $y DONNA f.IIM rrr - Cents . .&- - - Evening Herald—( US P541200) Price 15 Year, No 4O—Tuøday, October 30, 191—Sanford, Florida 32771 __ - - — _ ___ il tI _ • _ * . ,, - ' •.' - - 1 ., ' . . •••.• .•••• •• ••• •.-. 4 •fllVA_UPEV. ........m..,.4S ibsea . PIuia with Mac M$Ths Herald. HswsUldridihis.baelst.pf --'---he could Mehilke. of we • • . ' • Recovered 1b Brani Ud=W. M81.9 ad L%~@me Berlin, Gross Harris at sgdord, PsWst s njece.Barke is her cousin Rr Hill* $Ito* Woo" -- -Pu- .v.-.-. .-'- , - --a " 4, -' " . - r - __ -. £m..tidSe..dl ..2b .-m -- - , • I Ii . I.•e at Aw 11" SIN 14.1 • 4 I Ism W -' wa NOW _--. - ." Addle L a ' is. A of to to IIiI4,b • ad a 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/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 29, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 29, 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 29, 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/4b54beddf0e9e3e8bd42e0395c27ac40.pdf 55d07e6e1b6f388100b63c6f583a11ce PDF Text Text .. . . . .. -- m .ILOND,t 4B_EVsnlng,a,Fi Tvssdi y,Ott.2, IM I TAKE DOWY T14E WINDOW WITH MY SPARE TimE Answer to Previous Puzzle (2 wds) C A I Rom's mates 39 Aineliorates T 0 0 1 L 5 Church pan 40 Gold(Sp.) 0 E A 0 F R81 9 Actor 41 Cardinal*s of. TS T IS 3 A Y 5 AME111161 [ Holbrook fice 11C y R 12 Energy 42 Colorado pork C I TIRIA 5HA T4NG 14 Year of 50 Discontinue 15 Ground Is Delightful 17 Distant (poetic) state 53 Over 54 Lear 18 Lack g 55 Mans name control 20 Tower 22 Actress BEETLE BAIL BAILEY by — POES IT BOTHER YOU TO HAVE GUYS STARING AT YOU ALL THE TIME? GEE, NO. PON'T YOU MINP i4 k LIKE ________ GE N ] PRESSURE OF GUYS LIKE IT WANTING PATES? I \ / TREATEP AS A SEX SYMBOL. Choicee E NO iI<INPA LIKE IT 27 American country _ INSTEAP 06 _ _ 35 Energy unit (PI.) 1! (abbr.) 36 Purl J ____________ r r r I! I /1/ - 8 Greek hero - - - by Art FI 1HJ 1Hf IVO2 IT I4G Sanom 15 (OVJ 1Y'V CiP6PVM '\ - - - IS GUST '7 - - - - - - 27 - - 32 34 - - 33 35 - - 28 29 30 - 31 J - 23 25 28 - 17 20 21 22 24 - 14 19 - ___________ ____ - 38 - - I - _______ 42 '43 44 ARCH I E by Bob Montana GONG TO WA1 V f ' THE MIGHTY w O-UH HEROES 1 49 NO,TMNK7 - 50 - - 53 - - - 52 - - - 54 - - 45 - REAP ThE BOOK! WA TO WATCH US HEES CALLED'- - - - - S - - 55 - - - - - - E I - HOROSCOPE 1 4 BYEBN10EBEDEOaJL ' — For Wednesday, Oct. 3, 1979 EEK & MEEK YMR B11Rn1DAY Odober3, IM by HOWIt Schnekler 7RL Yk. t)RtJr frLJ..JD I% jrp cJ1 1n() could happen out of the blue, so be prepared to act. PISCES (Feb. 2D.March 2o) coming Success will not you today _________________________________ cuinstances this year, if you carefully explore all of situations could develo p your alternatives Your romptIy led back a diamond allf"your financial bue- ingenuity will find openings med that his pa rtner They cold come through NORTH 10-A held dwmb U* have not been should other avenues be 4Q987 blocked, There was 9 32 hold for sieae else e could 'L LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct 23) u However, East led the A L .our hunches could lead you 10 2 queen, not the standard lead Materially and RimciAllY Your astray today, but your WEST EAST of the king. Prospcts are very encouraging resourcefulness won't. Use 46 0 K52 Then, when he continued today, but fir some reason you methods that you know from 9984 V A Q 10 7 6 with the king, West knew just 0 A 8 43 2 KQ may not believe this to be true- experience to have worked well what East wanted him to do. i9a5 0874 Self-defeating thoughts are in the past. tie wanted West to make an your enemies. Find out more of SOUTH unusual play. So West over. TAUS A U 20-Ma 20 you ,, Agreements you make today K third diamond and South was year souuwlng your bir day by will work to th your advantage if • .t 1097 sure to make his kin of fiending for your copy of Astro- you bargain from your 0 Q spades for the setting trick. Grqh Letter. Mail $1 for each strengths, instead of our y Vulnerable: Both I&* t" to A*oGraph, Box 410, Radio weaknesses. Be positive, not Dealer: East City Station, N.Y.10019. Be sure negative. to specify birth date. You hold: West North East South GEMINI (May' 21-June 2D) 10-2-8 19 14 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) 48 important to be decisive 19 40 Pan Pass Temptation to spend beyond It's V7 today where goals are conPass •A Your Mems may be strong in cerned. A attitude A K Q 64 you today, so be on Your guard. will not wish-washy only impede your Canakhrl4cally what you Opening lead:IWO In yesterday's article we are Progress it could set you able to affwt were asked if this hand was back. UGfffAR1U8 (Nov. pDec. CANCER worth a two-diamond opening. (June 21-JuLy 22) 31) T0dAY you will be mm Self4scpUnie We replied "Yes.lo is a must for you Nevertbeless players inn" to do NU bY IOYS, rsthsr tbanVYOursdf, diet or exercise program. Don't and Ake Satas diamond. There Is very little Hod thm MMS imPulses. let your resolve go by the chAnce that one diamond will Youl make enrmle MOY in boards. If you, as defender want to be passed all around and the ft PVCNBI 3dWft you. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) wer get your Partner to make an slow start may reap & final 7HINISS W= BE At LOT I NUItHEIL, by Al Vermear — GIVING YOU MASHEP POTATO SANDWICHIE15? SHE SNP %4E MAPE SOMETHING PIFFEREW! SWISH MBASr C. BUGS BUNNY _11 . by VOW a "611111111111111811111 POW TYA I KVTW K WH WONT-O& [I WE VIZ 1 e01p4' W Y, 'v"" CAPRICORN (Dec. Jan. tie a string around finger k a poll* to be frank today or you mightyour forget, of AM OW today In Intimlilb leave to the last minute U PW41NIlP Can suggest It to him by mak- I orth 3 was one O as with friends. something you promlaw to IS As rnwpqyour gum Yaw CMWW will 41111COUMe handle bWfL He for another. 19) VIRGO (Aug. n4epL 22) make in spades, Or what East AQUARM(Jam *Feb. Because to think on could mab in karts, but felt A mOw w" koked row your feetyou're able your MAP that four spades was wortb & N COUld take I sudden HAIM.1 S decisions are like1 to be SwIllrift twill today and turn bed ones. Ev&luste carefully, ull to be pool&*. ThillIP - but dDnj OVenflay". A^"Sr^ftA__ SPIDER-MAN AS 7W 1-&*~ AW MMM Alu 70 — FRANK AND ERNEST by M TMvos . East WOO tM first hick with - Use am of bearb and (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) thdi OxPffts? Write "Ask t/w Ejrportx 11 c&v of this nwV8. be ans*wod if wcmpaW by stwWw. Isdiff-addressod most InterestIng this column and wi/I r"M COPIn of JACOBY MODERN.) by Stan Lee and John Romita AVP IV! 1 TO FWD MY MILAIRAK 10" 4 . . - : . ..' - 'He's not lust for the Catholic I . . ' , .. 4 , - I NaM b Dorothy Plttman, a librarian at the Sanfordbranch library, explores one of the through which postal inspectors would watch employee's in the early years • the century. 0 own town ibra Harb rs A Wealfh Of Memorab a ili By DONNA ESTES . I.' ' • Herald Staff Writer Etched over -yea,, ,, E. First St. are the words Sanford Public At each side of the double front door are concrete columns and Ranking the front steps to the building are o old round-globed street lights. 7M old building houses not only volumes cont the mysteries of knowledge but also treasures frogn Seminole County and Sanford's past and donated items from citizens long-forgotten. Yet the days the building saves u a library may be IflbSTI numbered Studle ,conducted by coUMY staff n is too and others In the field y hoiae the number of volumes necessary to serve the population; the branch library, they say, should be In a more central locatim and In a more modern fwWty. Thie present building was acquired by ft city for use u a libilmy in late 11163 as a gLft from the U.S. General Services Adinlnldration, The gilt Included a reverter clause requiring thad-the building be maintained as a " " library I 20 ye until 1983, or ownersh jr re"rt to the federal pvernment. The City lemed the building for $1 a year to the county als a bmach library in 1975. At the as= time, the city's collectim of39,000 books and other mementos were tuned II ovier to Un county. Mw Isme Is up next yea, and the county Is corullidering mo,4 the library new q OrkdAA&.ft bidift was wastructedi in 1917 ps a pod ofike dw*the early days of World Ww 1. Unlike most bdWIW In this am of Central Florida, it hu a Waal". Social futures Include Ittutnels within the wWb al the Wacmd which 1eW to obserution points on tW &19ftor aW the attic am and even in the restroom F Mercer To Be Honored At Seminole Football Game : I. ," I ____ .. He A new ctdef of the "Tribe of was always interested and Seminole H1g School," John Y always cooperative," Reynolds Mercer of Sanford, will be said. honored Friday with speclail "Wis the greatest honor ever ceremonies before the awarded to me. I am pleased Q.sJ football beyond measure," Mercer said game and again at a reception today. Mercer, 57, took an following the game. retirement as president of the Seminole High School Flagship Bank, Sanford, last Principal Don Reynolds said week. today the football game will be Mercer changed his career s honor field from education to bank dedicated in M ercer' during ceremonies beginning at in 1965 when he became the president of the Seminole High School Boosters Club, active In '" the Sanford downtown redievelopiment program and enlisted the Sanford area banks to pledge $1 million in loans to updat. the downtown; a member of the Seminole Community College advisory committee; past president of the boosters club at CC; past nty savings bond a "Paul Harris hi no 745p m. prior to the game. The executive officer of the then fellow for the Rotary Club; reception will be held after the newly created U.S. Bank of was a Sanford Jaycees boss of game at the Sanora Clubhouse Seminole. He was named the year and is president of the from 10 p.m. to midnight. The president of the bank in 19N Sanora H om eo w n e rs J01IN MERCER Association. . reception is open to all Mercer's and when it was merged with the Flagship Bank in July 1978 friends. ...being honored A native of Kentucky, Mercer The athletic boosters club at was president of the new bank. moved to Florida in 1949 and He is chairman of Group V Commerce and is currently taught in high school and the school is sponsoring the two S events. Florida Bankers Association member of the board of elementary school and was "When we (the boosters) and serves on the board ot directors; president of the high school principal, nd needed to borrow money to directors of the Florida Sanford Rotary club and is still principal in junior highs and build the stadium, Reynolds Bankers Association. a member of the board there; elementary schools and I During his years in Sanford, chairman and member of the supervising principal before said "Mercer arranged the loans. He supported everything he has been president of the Sanford Airport Authority and going into the banking industry Sanford Chamber of continue It he board withon .. went throush b pod am for tbe prehm of mmey orders, ft *Kbm wwo bWk in a hablim to permit postal Inilipcim to oWmm rjaytift that wet on for neurity Greater èr• 't'i Cad iniiii Steve In The basement of the Sanford library prevkled beat 21W hot water to the faclifty for yean. d*y sbillm are hundre& of old Vidw TalkIN b[Illichillill rmrl*so= M; "" ON C*n of tm FIOMI Geologic Survey; volumes of "The Earth aild Mi bhoulowI wfth plililicaft ddu hm M; dw WOMB Art poldod in 18AI; "Ameda: Cdoes of Our MAW upcially pttW in 10for patrme, N&UWW dating from 1910. 0001111111111111" especially bound in a corner, with a used to break good for W cAy's ndaft Wag Ow Goldeboro Swimming Pool and Mn aMIesIL Abe do" in a aww Is an old reprid of III porow of a"wallmostm Hoe"bm this Wall in a axw k shl be hm with km MfiW am his frifflift. In a eoçner in the public portion of the building stands a bw Plate embused with the words: "IMI924 — r M un egrersAw the work anill workers of the Sanford Ubrary Assodatim shm the founding of this city and Minnie L Ke who died Dec. 23. IM. 7`1111111trass owe W" pan of the, city's old library at Oak Avenue and Filth Streal before it was moved to the old office building In 1984. 111* a time the O&W b@W & OKv of hovior in Um current 11111irwy. 9d it Wn 00 bum to be retained there. MW 1140 of a HINW In SWOrd begm in IVIII whm Um Hwy ftbo SerAoid wife of the folirkler of the city,$da Rems low books and paid library. MW projwt died a ndvW dedb and In tM years following roomis were Obtained and the old boots brought out repealediy. In 1* the sttiect of. library was discussed again ne action *55 tiklfl. - smiM öc1i sad lire. JobS Dickens aDd Mte. A.M. 5ppQ•4 , ooft,, to faiR funds. lion i was raIsed aDds few books were PEChaled. __ _a an . W -- dsi to Us ftISS d ___ is hardwsedandPtW 1*. lbS lthrE7 it OW boob AM dONUM 0@6 up do UM. J . .. . . . o ... ., M=jjj~@&&WdWW0 1 11111 1111011 M*Adwm do"1111101111 d"M WIN* ad' 11 Is k. in the old ith slams •., __' . DMWUUwbdWkwimwhom"dwbrApy.IkLL owg~ Wn I Wilif. __ ft ' ' ' F*ire Code Wa*lver Nee ed r Dead It ock Usage d A1conifdsred us lector In the construction was the fad "rdbus olkill cbm P*- otka as a pun to watum thdr as& Ma hardwood Illoaft, in the aft w1a,Is Only am of ___ V sports arena in the same Ford Bronco that bore him before 80,000 them. celebrants at a Yankee Sta di um mass Tuesday. Moments later, to the poun ding cadence of three marching At one point, he lifted a blonde girl from the audience and stood bands in the arena, a group of students presented the pope with a her on the roof of the truck bore kissing her and returning her to guitar, a pair of blue jeans purchased ar ound the corner at her parents. Macy's and a Tshirt with the Manhattan skyline that "Stolat! Stolat! — May he live 100 years!" said giant placards proclaimed, "Big Apple Welcomes John Paul Il." waved by the youngsters as they sang "Follow Me," "I am the "Day by Day, 0 Dear Lord," they sang from Godspell and the Bread of 11fe," "Alabre," and finally the theme from "Star pontiff clapped his hands in time with the music. Wars" as he mounted the podium amid the laser flashes of strobe At the end of the ceremony, John Paul retrieved a microphone lights. that had been moved aside by Cardinal Cooke, who was impatient "W000000000hhh! W0000000000hlth! "the pontiff exclaimed as to move on to the next stop. the youngsters cheered. "W000000000hhh!" Three times. Four. "Cardinal Cooke says enough. Let us bless him together. lie's Five, your bishop," the pope said to raucous laughter. "W0000000hhhl" he chuckled, each hoot drawing an enEarlier Jolui Paul, wearing his plain white cassock nd thusiastic cheer from the crowd, The game took on the childish skullcap,strolled through a light rain to St. Patrick's Cthedral to innocence of "Simon Says," as the pope varied his cadence, lead a moraing song and prayer service to an assembly of priests deepening his hoots with his rich baritone until, finally, Cardinal and nuns. Terence Cooke approached and pointed at his watch. The crowd outside the massive Gothic cathedral broke into a "You know what it Is," John Paul told the youngsters. "We shall rhyThmic chant as the pontiff neared the arched entrance of the destroy the program. church — "Long live the pope. - fleer ha. two akyllglds IN AN 00SWCARK77Yj recogniz ed the faces of friends. John Paul put his hands to his head with delight as he stepped off the truck. Then, as he walked to his seat, a group of kids in the orchestra section reached forward. John Paul moved towards people. He's for everybody' I program, the students shared their thoughts with the pope. One girl said shyly' on the sound track, "You might not want to hear this, but I don't think women would make bad priests." The multi-media presentation included slides of some of the youngsters in the audience, and students cheered when they .: - ________________ "Dear young people, I an) happy to be wit1h you in adison '' t - r ,.u. T,oucheS enthusiastic welcome of his New York tour today from a throng of Square Garden. Today it is a garden of life." 20,000 high school st udents at Madison Sq uare Garden who gave In the sound and light show that began the him a pair of blue jeans, a T-shirt and a guita r. While bands played and choirs sang modern, upbeat songs including some football fight songs the pontiff entered the f is a Jdb4 for many years id hot bUl 5 ns's YSEs vats far Abe in ,cwr is $los11PoIue10111nYY1St5tO tail windows th the bUMIII And ft is In lbS .. ': . . is 111101000 .., boo I '11 pilmlsila " ad a Chin Chan80 kws *Mft, "11111'. S I' NEW YORK (UPI) — Pope John Paul 11 received the most . . TVAABLEWEEDS .. Cents r ;f. ' ts si4d.d r Evening Herald—(USPS ) . - Id N. Y. Ra lly ".: ' PRISCILLA'S POP to$,7!flfdFf youths At . - ( 3 fl ) WIN AT BRIDGE lrJolS 6 I HEY, I I & DEAR READER—To answer I'Culd be entirely i your first question. Men do ferent. DEAR DR. — Eight develop osteoporosis. It usually TYID ar i ye s occurs 10 to 20 years past the' loss have in found to 0 age that wen commonly rv e be ca us e f ne both ears develop it. that's why damage. A hear in g aid helps usua lly don't see It until men areth thetr7o'sandsometimes very little. not until they're in their SOs. There is no explanation for Osteoporosis is degeneration this except th at I was given of the spine. The term streptomycin by Injection off degeneration of the spine or and on for two years for deterioration of the spine is treatment of chest colds and used by doctors to cover a host asthma, Could this medicine of disorders when they're have damaged my hearing? talking the publi c. important for me I don't know from that term know as I have three young exactly what your husband has school child ren and would want and I don't know how long he's to keep them from being given had it. He may have d& this antibiotic if there's any generative arthritis or he may danger of It affecting a person's have some other form of at- hearing. thritis. If there is any question DEAR READER es, abouthis diagnosis, you want him to see a specialist in streptomycin can cause rheumatology to clarify what hearing loss. When it is used, careful attention must be given the basic problem is. I will send you The Health to any sptoms of ringing in Uer number 10, eoporsis the ear or any signs of hearing Or &ne Softening so you can loss, have more information on that This doesn't mean 'that problem. Other readers who streptomycin shouldn't be used want this Issue can send 75 as a medicine. There are cents In check or coin with a medical conditions that are long, stamped, self-addressed sufficiently severe that the risk envelope for It. Send your has to be taken. This Is less request to me, in care of this often true today now that newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, there's a larger number of Radio City Station, New York, antibiotics available. r - 18 - \ -- 13 THE BORN LOSER i 30 Mouths (sI) 51 Epoch r r r r . '11 easures may be to help prevent from the strain hurts his hips. His health made him retire and we er pitcher 48 Epithet 29 African lily .'.. deterioration of the spine. Some al ii1!:5jPt . a'mb vertebrae are already gone He has a lot of pain and takes medicine for that. He's only 61 38 Pedal digit 33 Sunshine I Year, instrument 19 10019. werful years old. His back hurts him NY husband 1 Skin ny fish all the time. W' walk quite a bit (bPb) prop osteoporosis, true have do and that el ps school h 21 Wooden nail 3 Authoress then high calcium diets, ts sore 23 Very (Fr.) Ferber 43 Forecaster pops hormone support and as e. stiff. He can't take exercises ent sh 24 HOW ABOUT 32 Southern constellation 35 Hearing 38 Framework DOWN .. ..'• Dr. baving odeoporosis but you never say anything alxut a man having it. My husband has it. The doctors told him he has LY I I Stringed .-.. S 0 R E_ Music buffs purchase 10 Gelatinous substance ha 57 Beverages 58 Journey eI 3 tgadget Mort Walker K 56 Depression ini- 9 muscle 10 i 0 N C 0 r Pine Deterioration Occurs In Men Also I W141CH COULD MEAN ONLy oNr= OH, OH---MY COIN ROLLED UNM THE SORA 37 Acting a r,.- ACROSS by Chic Young HEADS I CLF~AN THE BASEMENT Oq TN LS I'm GONNA DO SOMETHING CONSTRUCTIVE --.... . . .. Od 1111111111 *1110 W0008M by C~.L ___ bSaryw Mineinsattoths burglar could gain entry to his and she did not have a key with Schuder to prepare a draft time. resolution on the matter for Herald Staff Writer "It's k standoff between consideration at next Tuesday's means and once inside open the Door locks designed to keep doors and remove a large safety and security," coal- regular meeting, but no it, persons from getting out of a volutne of merchandise. Doors missioner Bob'Sturm said. dication of direction was given An insurance agent himself, by the commissioners. flulini, as well from getting which have the dead bolt, into a building will not be double key lock could not be Sturrn said some insurance The regional plan Includes permitted County opened from the inside and companies require the extra would presumably prevent a security of dead bolt locks on the future construction of a $2.5 unless h b ldl burglar from stealing larger buildings of their clients, million treatment plant in receives a waiver o particularly jewelry stores. Sanford. The city of Sanford has rules from the cowAy com- items6 Kalisa said. But Kalur recommended the As a compromise, the committed itself to putting mi"nm. That was the decision in. Igo misty axle not be waived. commissioners agreed to allow forward. one-quarter of the formally reached by com- He said the danger of the dead the use of the double key locks, funds to plan and construct the bolt lockS is tW Someone Will on a special exception basis. facility. The remaining twub missioners Tuesiday duft work sessim on tbe quedW. At become trapped in a burning Merchants askiq for the ex- will come from the federal " building, unable to escape. ft ception wiflhave to apply tothe government, according to the issue was the use of 'dead lil, .locks which require has happened before In the commission Individuall county, Kaiser y,, the n another matter a key.to , to move ahead and with Two years ago an elderly commissioners discussed the However advanced planning *1e and outside The life safetycodsade dy the state woman living In a Qiuluota future pa rt icipation In the Initial implementation phases requires buildings to have home was found dead following North Seminole regional of the tan an agreemen tf th*nb4atch locks or locks a fire. Kaiser said the woman sewage treatment 5ta1L determininghow rates for use the hatlie had Idead bolt lock public works director Jack of the plant must be Inside without a key. esta bluhed. MrectorGary TIN city of Sanford is asking Kainier t9M dw ommialilIms 0411 Ame coutles and mwk*a1ihu do rA ace*Ow meithocl w1dich would result in a By GEOFFREY POUNDS store through a window or other her to unlock the door 7j1 - Today dead boft kIcks reasons for ''wv - AXSdThICISCk ..........4-A hbrnicI. .................$C thousand gallons sent to the 'd areb09MM ..y., .S — . T" .S- . . . i--.- ., ,- . .-. - . ,... -- 5- . . . N11 ,... . !. . iX '_' 5- .., .• '• .: . - .., •1- . ..-..,. -..- ' S • 5 • ' _ - -- .- .. -______ - - - -- - - S �2A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wodniday,Octob*r3, 11 Foot In Window Costs Shoe Shop $400'" Seminole County Goal: $236,600 IN BRIEF - IJIIU iW)I1L, tu Jav vv uøu never been tampered with before, according to Gllstrap. The vandalism occurred between 6 p.m. Saturday and 9 a.m. Monday. CAMPER ThEFT Charles E. Miller, 40,5002nd St., Uiulunta Informed Seminole County Sheriff's deputies Monday that within the weeks someone unlocked his father's camper parked at Miller's house and took items worth $800 According to Miller, the thief got the camper's keys from inside Miller's house. The stolen items listed were a citizen band radio, a tape deck, tapes, a first aid kit, an electric fishing motor, a fire extinguisher, a depth finder, two five ton hydraulic jacks, bat. teries and a socket set. ' Miller said sleeping bags, an air conditioner, and a portable television located inside the camper were not taken. $500 MODELSHIPSWIPEIJ Donald Peter Carter, 39, 216 Pheasant Run Court, near Longwood reported to the Seminole County Sheriff's Department missing from his home a television FM-AM receiver worth $200, a vest st worth $, and a model ship worth $500. to the sheriff's deputies, entry could have through a garage window Monday between 1p.m. and 6:30 p.m. Carter said he found shaving cream sprayed on the bathroom window. SCAFFOLDING STOLEN Some took $592 worth of scaffolding over the weekend from a U.S. Treasury Secretary Claims We Will Prevail BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (UPI) - U.S. Treasury G. William Mll!ør assured world financial leaders today that the United States has the "will, determination and perseverance" to deal with Its energy and inflation problems. But he offered no new plans and it was not certain just how much assurances of good intent would assuage global concern over the dollar or the current speculative run on gold. "The United States is unequivocally dedicated to dealing effectively with its own inflation and energy Problems," Miller told the annual joint board of governors meeting of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank. IRA Rejects Pope's Pleas BELFAST (UPI) - Hard-line leaders of the Irish Republican Army have rejected Pope John Paul Ills appeal to lay down their arms. Britain has named its former spy chief- the model for James Bond's "M" - to head the counter-terrorist drive In Northern Ireland. "In all conscience we believe that force Is by far the only means of removing the evil of the British presence in Ireland," the outlawed IRA's provisional arm said Tuesday In a statement. It was the hard-liners response to the pope's plea ,on myknees"SaturdayinDdstostopthelgo Ulster. Underscoring their determination to fight, the IRA claimed credit for blowing up a domestic gas office in downtown Belfast even as the statement was being distributed to reporters. - - United Way Drive Begins • was Beat * I .. CHARGES DROPPED Charges of cruelty to animals were dismissed in Seminole County Court Monday in return for a guilty plea by a former Seminole County man to one count of falling to appear in court. Chief Assistant State's Attorney Chris Ray said cruelty charges were dismissed against James Canton Smith, 36, partly because two veterinarians presented conflicting views on how a 10-yearold racehorse died in a south Seminole pasture two years ago. &fljtj) was arrested in February of 1978 on cruelty charges following a complaint by Ruth Henry of the Humane Society. Ms. Henry had investigateda report of ,horseiyinginthepasture near East Lake Road. The horse, "Emmet Lebello," was impounded and died two days later. One veterinarian said the horse was suffering from malnutrition and parasite Infection. However, a second veterinarian said the horse died of an izn. pacted colon. Smith, who worked as a harness horse trainer and driver, was barred from the Seminole Harness Track and subsequently moved to New Jersey. He mined a court appearance in June, and a warrant for his arrest was Issued. Later that month he voluntardy returned to Seminole County. $108 CAR BURGLARY Harold D. Gellman, 28, of Wheeling, Illinois told Seminole County sheriff deputies his vehicle parked In the driveway at "Lake-ofhe-Woods", 452 Meadowood Blvd., Fern Park between Saturday 5:30 p.m. and 2p.m. Sunday was entered and $000 In items taken, GeilflhIn said a citizens band radio, public address system, stereo speakers, cat food, cigarettes, hand tools, and tapes were misng. . United Way of Seminole County campaign workers reported a total of $22,603.40 in pledges and donations at the kick-off breakfast held Tuesday at the Sanford Holiday Inn at Interstate-4 and State Road 46. This year's United Way goal in Seminole is $236,600 the largest yet but Campaign Chairman Sheila Brown said she was confident the goal could be met. Topping Tuesday's reports was that of Maxine Ekem, who reported First Federal of Seminole had completed Its drive with 100 percent participation for a total of $5,542.36- $2100 from the firm and $3,442.36 from the employees. - it erw vaiiu a ,wj, was uen rrom a nome near Sanford late Sunday or early Monday. Michael Guadagno, 21, and Preston M. Rltharde, 23, share the home at 120 Sunland Drive, near Sanford and told county deputies they found the component stereo outfit missing from their home 8:30 am. Monday morning. They left the house 7p.m. Sunday. A garden rake was possibly used to break a kitchen window allegedly used as an entrance by the burglars. BOAT, MOTOR, TRAILERTAKEN James R. Mitchell, 62, 702 Cherokee Circle, Sanford, reported to Seminole County sheriff deputies someone took a 14-foot aluminum jon boat, trailer, and motor from the yard of his daughter Corrine Doney, 1208 Wynn SL, raw Sanford.. According toMltcheflthe boat was taken after his daughter left for work early Monday morning. Footprints possibly belonging to the Odd were found in the yard by deputies near where the boat was stored - - Quip Systems Inc. of Altamonte Springs, pacesetter firm in the pilot Division launched its drive for United Way Friday. "Quip Is quick' " Is our motto," said Rose Anne Malta, "we have already pledged $1,455 and will hold a disco dance as part of the drive on Oct. 12. Also reported, under the Financial Division headed by Wayne Albert, was $750 from Flagship Bank of Seminole and $125 from Finance America's Sanford and Altamonte Springs offices. Lee Maynard, president of Barnett Bank of Seminole said "more than $4,000" has been pledged at his bank and the drive is not yet complete. Maynard heads up the Commercial Division In south Seminole. CIVIL SUITS Jim Danaer and Alice Danaher, guardians of Shannon Danaher, are suing Margaret Lynne Meyer, Roger D. Meyer, and Travelers Indemlty Company for in excess of $100,000 for personal injuries suffered by Shannon Danaher in an automobile Under the Public Employees Division, Eddie Rose reported for the pacesetter, Altamonte Springs, which already pledged $1,252 -25 percent more than last year's amount. Frances Wynalda reported Sanford city em- . - .. According to the suit, Margaret Meyer allegedly operated an auto lna negligent manner which collided witha motor vehicle operated by Jim Danaher who had Shaxnmon Danaher, a minor, as a passenger. The accident allegedly occurred at 2:30 a.m. on July 8, 1978 at the Intersection of State road 400 and State road 436 near Aitamonte Springs. The suit states Margaret Meyer made two consecutive impacts with rear and left side of Danaher's car. The suit also asks for jn excess of $25,000 for obligated medical expenses rehabilitation, and lost earning ability of Shannon Danaher incurred by Jim and Alice Danaher as a result of the accident. 4•. 4 . Gold Zooms, Then DropS By United Press International A swarm of rumors - all unfounded - put European gold and currency markets on a speculators' roller coaster Tuesday. Tuesday sending enki !WI1'f4 inr4rn In liii an • . ----- ounce then back to $413.50, and giving the U.S. dollar an unprecedented boost from record lows. "It's crazy at this point," said R. Leslie Deak, vice president of Deak Perera Group. "The market is so volatile that legitimate buyers are out of the running." I __ - .m414K YOU! TJ•,yI The Sanford Lions Club would Ilke, to thank all the local merchants who contributed gifts for the Spaghettl.IIngo dinner, held Saturday, Sept. 2, D1. Soviets Nix Group Tour Your contributions and help, made this one of the most suCcessful events for the benefit of the Lions Signt MOSCOW (UPI) For the second time In a week, Soviet authorities have canceled a cultural tour abroad but denied It was because of a rapid-fire series of em• barrauing defections In September. The Soviet Foreign Ministry Tuesday announced the tour to Sweden by the 70-member Soviemennik theater group was canceled, butapparantly only after the group failed to arrive in Stockholm, where local arrangers waited in vain for the Russians at the airport. - -. the many residents of Seminole County who braved the weather, and helped to make me bonifIt a success. 4 -I HOMEOWNERS: Pôst.rs Out On Killer _____ •- LEEDS, England (UPI)- Police have dlstrthuted giant posters with samples of the Yorkshire pl's 4. writing in an unprecedented ad campaign aimed at cat. chlng the elusive murderer who has battered 12 women to death in the tradition of the 111th-century London killer Jack the Ripper. "Ignore the Ripper and he'll kill again," warned one of the 5,000 204)y-50 foot posters distributed In Leeds by pollee Monday. 7URipper would ilkm you to Ignore this," said another of the posters that will be plastered on billboards all over Britain. BOND BUYERS RECOGNIZED NeedC" - h? ,. • ', PIIS by Tim VIPINS, INf $2,500 to $50,000 FOR ANY PURPOSE! - _ Salf I Is KATMANDU, Nepal (UPI) Five climbers sealed Mount Everest In a record 30 days, the Nepal Ministry of Tourism said today. The five, who reached the top Oct. 1, approached the peak by the sam, rout. pioneered by Sir Ebnund Hilary in 1963 up the southeast r1e. The climbers were Dr. Herman Warth, 10, a political science lecturer from the University ofMw*ich; Han Von Kanal,*,a Swim businessman; GorhandSclmiaiz,08,a lawyer train Wed Germany and two Sharps guides, Parteinba and i.bps,. Among [A Your Credft Is Good For Congressman Richard Kelly (left) visited the NCR Corporation plant In Lake Mary Monday to present a Minute Man Flag for the plant's outstanding participatlon (53 percent) in the 1979 U.S. Savings Bond Drive to General Manager J. A. Wells and Individual awards to NCR employees who served as canvassers In the bond drive. Also present was J. Metrie, area manager for the Department f U.S. Treasury. 11 Five Sit Climb Record Program. We would also like to thank - LOANS FOR ANY PURPOSE Loans can be arranged up to $50,0001 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 HOME IS NOT COMPLETELY PAID FOR! Nominees' - Two judges from the 18th elected In 197$. Term of a cit. out of state attending the no,nbiath coruflhtlee will be Judicial Circuit (Seminole and cult judge is Mx years. Southern Governors Con- considering applicant. In the Brevardcountles) an among Others nominated are: ferenc,, Is not expected to nut few weeks to make the nominees for the new Fifth Circuit Judge Warren H. Cobb namehlsappolat.etothenswI, recommendations to thu District Court of Appeals in of Daytona Beach; Melvin created 14th judgosidp in the governor for that pad. Daytona Beach. One of them Is Orftnger of Bunnell; Mrs. 18th judicial circuit mill Friday If either judges Salfi or Dykee a Seminole County resident. Winifred J. Sharp of Orlando; or the first of next week, a are named by Graham to the Gov. Bob Graham's office William F. Simonet of Orlando; spokesman In his office said appellate court, additional announced today that nine S. Victor Tipton, Orlando; today. 0010100Mwill be suM to the pereofls have been nominated Frank D. Upcherh Jr., St. Nominated for that pod are: governor for their riplacenwmt. by a judicial nominating Augustine and Robert T. Joe Davis of Sanford, County Local members of the 11th committee for the four open Wedman, Cocoa. Judge Wallace Hall of 14k. circuit's judicial noivllnathg seats on the new appeals court Judges Spencer Cress and Mary and Edward L $Iahl.y of committee are attorneys created by the l4glalature In James F. Daukich Jr. of Cocos. Newman Brock and Gary the 1979 session. Orlando, who had been serving And one of the 11th circuit's Nowof Altamonte Springs. Among Among them are Circuit on the fourth district court of er.M judges, Anthony J. -DONNA UM Dominick J. Saul of appeal In West Palm Beach, are Hosesnan, has announced plans Laigwood and Circuit Judge moving over to the new filth to retire train the bench on Dec. Roger' F. Dykes of Rockledge, district far the 31. His term extends to oth currently serving In the pods on th,Mx =na" affi: January, 1181. His rdlrim.sd llh judicial circuit and both reMeanwhile, Gay. Graharq, mane 11th circuit's. Judicial Chines. Folks Starvi fl9 PEIUNG (UPI) Foreign taiirlsts heck grnshost Gansu province In northwest China said amsdat.d bSWfltrIS "food thik'_MN In redaulMis the FoviJictal The report Tuesday cooflrm,d a statement mad. by a I& agricultural .1 of Caries province and Gulahos province In southern Chin are mitering from maln**lon beC$U$. of a prolonged drought. - $ a.m. resdhags: 11* Im.et use a..., pseae, 781 avstiigkt law 08; jIzil IL; In, 8:10 a..., 718 yesterday's high, $7; $. haNnetrI. preuve 11.8$; IMIflh $1 1 ORlANDO, Via. (UPI) -An Casselberry, an Orlando lankas ethics. mWfto ANN" in_ at I uM08alsa-Wkeu-ii Msy for thsFedsral1a4. hasIMdcti "EvesytMag I did, I did in in CIii'ii .ckaowhdgss that to that pepaity sa payment lie p.4 fh," add Twuer. Vnesmiz Gssisly f Ml k ty Theruday. demanding r.Imbunemsat heck 'on "You I gat He aid the foJeial offaw 1011111 ~~ No flamday. li SIMS $14 list from Glen. Turner may be MosdeddatneIp,"I4FTC =qowWb@6uadhw% lINkaressed him for IN aim .1PSIIS' Lm trying to "got blood ei of a attorney Craig TrqIllus, liil;ruIsaid$1 $W* WINIJED VOIHC4$T tip, aok $ 'Ihere may j50. W erned 1$ sa*b Perld. .xeq$ aeflbwedg t c,aig ''r &ia nest. to M& "rd liks for it all to be ever 1 • Ml .Mly hin. Mhs in OW On M fi4 suit In NO bft TMift W& "There's a soles qoWn Ml to glill as with my es," ha ftow 78ua.4lsMeser* fo4J Cwt Iftft nga, as to how muckmissy Mr. e I; . $sø .s Now eS LSs Tw anjwsj becau. the Toner We Nsbedy bam lbs with lb. federal gvimuM a. *;lsw,1sUa.a *1110 ii.nm on newer$1 OML Id.rytI P1st callevilIrdt bw Hill wer Hi iiSe no $5785 act ltiss me oat Washieday. tMe (the Ml) dine't ,Ivs bat I leak dAmet rd I been LIsISi* Mltiue He said the iuiU - IMs *yesyfoleehej" ___ weofd lee. isthefity rooai. Toner pulayid his gift for eind7. Bat I Iov nssimvl millS i'IS TrlvsvI$bMe,lJeMl The Ml add .20 peepi. Cpke.HskMfelsesU LV W I a ee $ hareiWul SI $0 "'"I Ibsy p.14 CbeuiIM Wiituy, 0Mw 3. .l1!P-. P3. Na. a ______ (s rp. .M plowbey like bl,seU could hi cmii. papesty. Mld they. It ts which tippled sdg trend hi churl' liesUC1 P8.$iàm $si*irI I*Igo of -jj-p 1,4 sYW. Nn Tue app -Ms sty hi aaiusi jtj iafI eii em 'tiid cmii. _a in 0, api .iiài fo.did WIA TunW$ _ _ ALSO AVAILABLE BUSINESS LOANS & $109000 to $2509000 CALLTOLLFREE USLM SlUM. 1100.282•5337 PM AM060 FincM1 Sst,cn, Nt N. wpi.sae. $4s 414. 9.lrd..Inc H. 33403 I b WEATHER _ ALL APPLICANTS MAY BE ELIGIBLE EASY EXTENDED REPAYMENT TERMS FAST LOAN APPROVAL For Appeals Court Judge = Sues Turner FTC Care' Med S.rgIeal SRp1y C. SAID AND RENTALS • -- • - - ,sneuM lsess ap. ___ ___ W - Ier, faei.nehereMve4bid bedoneed. .' \r . - ., - a - o 4 ,4, . 4 . a.-, - - - - ,-,-. .•. - .- •. ., Turaee'sLsuedIMirplamiry succeeds ruap.d.d to . - *IUILMEDICAI* SI HOUR IMIRSINCY P ' •rVdUb,J.nes&*., - • HOSPITAL BIOS- OXYGENBATH IQUIPMINT-.COMM0DIS PIIUUII BID PADS PATIINTLIPTIII __ • .EWusIIu.s,sene - LISTER -COLOSTOMY SUPPLIES EW - - • -•_#* • I -- _____ . .322.8855 - e -_ ...-..-. - - . , n - - - - --. - - - • - .. . - - - - - Wednesday, Oct. 3,1979-3A ' Someone apparently put his foot through a Sanford shoe repair building site in Markham Woods, Ingwood, according to the shop window causing an estimated $400 damage according to shop Seminole County Sheriff's Department. owner Johnny Eugene Gilstrap, 49, 2605 County Club Road who Betweensp.m. Friday and 8a.m. Monday scaffolding placed at filed the complaint. Lot Number 7, Block Number 4 in Markham Woods by Thomas Gilatrap told the Seminole County Sheriff's Department he Masonry was taken, according to William M. Thomas, 20, 603 found a foot-size hole and an eight to nine foot crack along the Sunrise Avenue, Winter Springs. entire bottom of a 14-foot high plate glass window at his business. $5,* STEREO TAKEN C.I1rn&. hi..Inca V,,,,e,. hiaI Pt..,4. frtI Cê.ê kI -. WORLD Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. £ c. ie t h $221663 In Pledges ployees have pledged $316.08, while Division Chairman David Chasey said Longwood employees have pledged $175 so far or one-third of the city's goal. George Touhy, residential and Special Gifts divisions chairman, said the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club has donated $2,000 and the Parker Foundation, $1,000. Under the Black Community Division, Thelma Mike reported 85 percent of the employees of Good Samaritan Home, a United Way agency, and the Free Will Holiness Church, have signed up for 'Fair Share' giving for a total of $623.40. Other agencies reporting were Children's Home Society office, 100 percent Fair Share for a total of $247.56; YMCA, $200 and Girl Scouts, $171. Under- the Professional Division, B. C. Conklin reporting for the Engineers and Architects said the 16 employees of Clark-Diet: Associates have given $1,354. Mrs. Brown reported gifts totalling $575 from Realtors and Builders, including $575 from Huskey Realty Sweetwater Oaks Office, $200 from Emerson-Herod Inc. and $100 from Cecil Barkley of Leland Construction. Jack Weible, chairman of the Commercial Division for the Sanford area, reported a combined gift of $2,361 from Sanford Eckerd Drugs and its employees and a $150 donation from Kastner Produce Co. The first report luncheon will be Tuesday, Oct. 9 at noon at the Quality Inn, 14 and State Road 434, with Longwood Sartoma Club host at the "Dutch treat" buffet. - • : :; -., • 5 -. -- - .5 - . •r--• . . .,- • - Hiarid Photo by Jane Cau.lb.rry Financial Division Chairman Wayne Albert and United Way Campaign Chairman Sheila Brown with Maxine Ekern who renorted First FdrnI nf m&nnh' �Evening HerAd Ai 19 at 11 originally called for The Seminole County Democratic Caucus scheduled for Oct. 13 in Longwood has engendered the caucus to begin at noon with each candidate so much Interest that party officials anticipate being allotted one minute to speak for his or her self between 500 and 1,000 persons will cast ballots for and then the ballots being distributed and a vote delegates to the State Democratic Convention, taken. According to a party source the supporters of Sen. The prospect of squeezing an unprecedented 41 candidates and their numerous supporters Into the Edward Kennedy and President Carter, the poet home of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 827 on Seminole Education Association and possibly labor County Road 427 for two or three hours brought unions, are going all out to get their slates elected about a hasty conference by telephone Tuesday with an eye to Influencing the presidential straw between county and date party officials, vote and the party platform. In addition the in It was decided that between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. dependent candidates are also out beating the any registered county Democratic voter could come bushes. Letters are being sent out, phone calls made to the caucus, upon showing his registration card be and one group Is even considering renting buses to given a ballot and after picking exactly nine bring supporters without transportation out to vote. The source says the straw vote tobe taken atthe delegates would be free to leave if he wishes. The nine candidates receiving the most votes will convention has blown up to such proportions it has go as delegates and the next six In line will be completely overshadowed the party platform and consideration of vital issues is being overlooked. named a1tffnat.* Around (USPS *1210) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305322-al1 or 8319993 9 Wednesday, October 3, 1979-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director me Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; par, $43.00. By Mall: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.; 6 Months, 400; Year $47.00. The Clock Need By JANE CASSELBERRY To End #uvtv iu registration Plans 4 uunuri a.m., Fire Insurance N ATiON IN BRIEF Talmadge Report Suggests United Way Campaign Chairman Sheila Brown noted with a touch of sadness the absence of a face so familiar In past campaigns and called for a minute of silence In memory of Mother Ruby Wilson, founder and director of the Good Samaritan Home, who was killed In an auto accident on Jan, 31. The home Is a United Way agency. VIEWPOINT Senator Committed Perjury WASHINGTON (UP!) — The Senate Ethics Committee today urged that Sen. Herman Talmadge, DGa., be denounced for financial misconduct and suggested he may have perjured himself when he denied knowing thai unreported campaign contributions were being diverted to his personal use. In a report submitted to the Senate, the committee said It found numerous instances of conflicting testimony by the witnesses —' including Talmadge — who were Interviewed during its 15-month investigation, and asked the Justice Department to consider perjury action. "Furthermore," the committee said, "the statements made by certain witnesses, If true, and the' import of certain documents, If authentic, would Indicate that other serious violations of law have occurred." RONALD REAGAN The Patriotic Front which has been waging guerrilla war for control of Zimbabwe Rhodesia Rocky On has made a significant concessicE at the conference searching for a peace formula. The guerrillas would accept a constitution reserving 20 percent of the seats in the national assembly for Road To Computer whites — at least at the start. ' Their support of this principle Is so tentative and lifled that it represents moving barely an Inch Challenge hen there is perhaps a mile to travel. But there is Transbus couragement in any sign of flexibility on the part a Joshua Nkomo and Robert MuiVbe. YQS By WILUAM STEW ___ atriotic Front has stood on an Shortly after the Russian revolution, John A 90-page rsport of the National Research mand that the old Rhodesia be rid of any vestige councu seems to have driven the lad nail In the Reed, an American radical writer, visited the _____ of Soviet Union. On his return home he was said to white political control. coftin of Transbua, a decade-old drawn have remarked, "I've been over to see the future that would make fflilHQfl$Of gab Actually, the Front is not abandoning its goal of h — and It works!" all black Zimbabwe government. Its spoke.- handicspped people more moblie. He was wrong. What he saw was not the future Or lies It? Ian at London says the guarantee of white seats in but a new version of despoti&n of the past. Still, The council says,_____ In effect, that Transbui, The assembly would be accepted only for the sake of __ a of us have the same feeling now and then. We ll despite the Department of petting agreement on a new constitution. The rri ram come across a piece of Information and we think would be too exguerrilla faction still wants to give the assembly to produce ow operete. It we can see the future outlined there for all the that o,iy ___proportion of the "transportation. world to see. the power to revoke the white guarantee by a two- a tiny An article In the Chlcage Tribune made me _____ handicapped" — elderly felke and others with 1"I .isvote. think of this recently. It was part of the series on something less than what the British have physical bthtIea—woUldnse buss. anyway. _____ " e Changing American Worker" and was Th Transportation Secretary, Neil E. posed, and what the present biracial govern___ titled: "Computers: Will Jobs They make Top His zeJeceasor, ~ent headed by Bishop Abel Muzorewa has ac- GoldSCtidJ, Is on the Th ose Th ey Tak?" Adams, "mandated" that after Sept. 30, epted. Under their concept the guarantee of white Brook A lot of us, it seems, have been looking at all bought with federal aid would articipation In the assembly would remain IM, ,, _:i computers and thinking we are looking at th e: Tranibus. rrevocable for several years. fut ur e. Perhaps that's right. The biggest: DOT normally usda the nurchase So the London conferees remain divided in this price for city buses. challenge facing the American economy in the . the next quarter century may well be that posed : unda mental issue and many others that may be There's a "temporary delay" on the DOT by the technological wonders of the computer mandate, but that can't go on for long. Gold. arder to reconcile. age. Although Bishop Muzorewa has accepted the sdihiL and the White House,-have to make a The article reminds us that some of those british draft for a new constitution It has been decision am. The fate of Transbu seemed sealed lad May wonders are with us even now. For example, one. rejected for different reasons by both the Patriotic 2. Los Angeles, Mlaul and Philadelphia had SIDE New York City bank has slashed its clerical staff: nt and the white citizens represented by Ian a OlIlOrtIwn to from 10,000 to 6,000 since 19I0, despite a huge: mith. 11 Trambsm specifications. None of the three U.S. increase In business volume. Computers are now: increase Yet It is Increasingly apparent that If there bus manufacturers (General Motors, AM doing the work. A single small: Blow F i oIng to be a peaceful transition to majority rule It General and Flexible) would bid. microprocessor, after all, contains about 5,000: where Frank Bow. comes In. Rowe transistors and can process 200,000 instructions an only take place along the general lines which Co alition secondl he British have proposed and the Muzorewa ' j)45h1&1L51 the Hsajth, spg( pi WT By opportunity to express Itself In a more eloquent Some scientists are predicting that computers overnment has embraced. Education and Dspiitmsat Into Issuing .WAflNGTON (UPI) — One frequently hears than the committee reconine will what they call "an information: The bishop now represents a moderate, realistic " i" r the hen- the larn,s* that naine.calllnglai'twhat It used to Haters gsttk Involved in these deliberations, economy" In which inIormaUon Is the prime: enter between the Smith forces who believe the diempp@d in in. be. anistor, MW do well to borrow my copy of us4 commodity and office work the prime form of Iritish plan takes too much power away from the Connoisseurs of castigation claim the art of latest edition of "Maledicta, the International labor. Bm has an we up his sleeve. vhlte minority, and the Nkmo.Mugabe force who The aceIsnamedoheZ.Del.rsan,aformer billingsgate Is dying —. that our flair for Journal of Verbal Aggression." If that sounds like I combination of "Star': General Motors vice president who's building a vituperation has degenerated Into a bland, hink It leaves the whites too entrenched. Issued twice yearly by the Maledicta Society of Wars" and "Frankenstein" we need to cliche-ridden obloquy that barely qualifies as Waukesha, Wis., this learned publication mind tha(the power of all this technology —with The London conference may be the last hope for sleek new sports car In Northern Irelanf wants to build Tranubus. He says Insulting. DI provides scholarly compilations of Invectives Its potential for good or evil — Is just around the awing whites and blacks together In a Zimbabwe nteed market, as a result of the To some extent, these plaits may simply be there's a guara from all over the world, and explains all the corner. vernment that Is not assailed from the outset by and no U.S. mai'idactur.r wlfl wIstful manifestations of the national nostalgia ni flUaflC$. None of this Is new, but I wonder If we as a lvil war. And further progress In the negotiations rm bwuw do vehicle . binge. yet they cannot be dismissed out of hand. As the publisher, Reinhold Amen, a former nation have begun sofficlent study about what depend on how well the Muzorewa government D.iam says he can build Trasabuses for We have within the pad month seen had medieval languages and literature professor, pat the computer age is going to look like, let alone an resist pressures to make concessions that one $120,900 aplece. That comipees with the $1** evidence Of a deprecation breakdown hi high it: craft a strategy to make It serve us and not the ide or the other would find wholly unacceptable. GM now charges for iii mad advanced bus, places. I refer to the Senate Ethics Committee's "Our main areas of lntere ae the rneinI, other way around. Here are two suggestions: The faint ray of optimism which broke through width 5lt mat Trb spedhlcations. The resolution of disapproval directed at Sen. Her- origin, history, etymology, use, spread and inTflanofEiflfl claim building Tranabus man Talmadge, DGa. fluence of verbal aggression and verbal abuse of 1. Computers serve human beings, we didn't; clouds this week would be strengthened by U.S. would resell in a $O0S.pes'veh1cle price tag. As the whole world knows, committee mernany kind — swearwords, Insults, terms of abuse, serve them. While no one wants featherbedding, ls from outsIde the conference room that the bin groped How can DeLorean undersell GM by half? desperately for the proper words curses, daninatlons, threats, nlcluiamez, and we should take a humane and sensible view of uatlngjwoCess has the support of the rest of He'd use Imported Mercedes-Bern engin, with which to convey their criliciwn. They racial, religious, ethoic and sexual slurs and hwnan needs versus computer abilities. Humans rld eU.S. Hotae of Representatives could w,t.'Ily raJthghaa ezwnhs.d such terms as "censure" and "con-stereotypes." can be re placed at many joba by computers, but td wosuch a sIgnal promptly by apirov1n a poroent fuel saving). DeLoreen Is getting ready diem" In the manner of an old dog worrying a Surely, oat of all that, seistors can find humane can and should go on to other jobs e. passed measure lifting our economic to obow on the prototype of his Trasabes at a bone — "lffi'ig at than, turning them over with language that artIculately sums up their iSiti. created by the same computers. This will take New York meeling of the American Public their paws and walking stiff-legged around mania on the Talinadge case. anctions against Rhodesia. training and time, but it will be worth it. them Transit AssociatIon. Most of the more forceful phrases would be a Those sanctions were put in place to underscore The prototype — surpr ise — Is a Wed Gin- 1% verb they finally settled on was mite too coarse for senatorial purposes. I did, 2. Computers are going to be at the heart not ursuport of "majority mis' for dle man ,atgci, now In use. fl saUffin 42 of the 90 "denounce," a compromise, pedestrian choice however, come acrou one that Is a good deal only of Industry and learning but of national uzorewa government's commitmentto Traubui specIfications, says Bows, and that some members felt wU too highly more Imaginative than "denounce." defense as well. This means we had better start rinciple of majority rule can hardly DeLoneno has prth,d to modify it so that it pejorative but that Tabndge seemed to view as Imagine how chastened Talmadge would feel adopting some sensible measures In dealing wlth Ioned, even 11 In Smith and the Patriotic will meet an .p.cIflcsI1 aknod a coi"pimeM. If the Senate adopted a. resolution that said: our export of computer technology. The Heritage, are pursuing concepts of the tern peculiar to If DOT doss't dikkui oat on Its o'wdete, At some point, probably later this month, the "May beets grow in your navel." foundation recently reported that "computer: Howe adds, Deimeen Is ready to rains $190 resolution will corne before the fill Senate for heir own point of view. Lot the Senate go on record a tim or two with, sales to the Soviet Union have. .lmproved both: Whatever the sanctIoi may have accomplished milks' to build en aesembly plant k the New actIon. It will be subject to anendineat on the that type of malediction ad you can bet all Soviet commercial and military compifing: floor, Which - - the will have an lawgivers will dart w.'Ikbig the narrow line. cilIIties"' the past, It would be positive ibebe In our York weL The, Talmadge's office said the senator had no immediate comment on the report. Klansman Arrives For Rally r NORFOLK, Iatters WASHINGTON (UPI) — Former Florida Gov. Reubth says he has assumed his post on an upbeat note because of the successful conclusion of the most recent round of trade talus. He said Robert Strauss, the outgoing trade representative, had salvaged the Tokyo round of negotiations from death and had helped secure "the most far-reaching and comprehensive trade act ever passed In this country. "I feel I have the privilege to come here in a success dory," Askew said Tuesday as he was sworn in before 300 people, many from Florida, who jammed the White House East Room. Looks Past Troops Issue WASHINGTON UP!) President Carter hopes the Senate now will go ahead with Its evaluation of the arms limitation treaty "on its merits," free of the issue that has slowed its progress — Soviet troops In Cuba. Carter scheduled a breakfast session today with his domestic policy advisers and a meeting with Democratic state party leaders, who are concerned about his standing in public opinion polls and the possibility of a challenge by Sen. Edward 1)-Mass. "We do believe that ... there is a feeling there that we ought to move forward with SALT, that it ought to be considered on Its merits," press secretary Jody Powell told reporters Tuesday. He said the president hopes pursued "such an adventuristic foreign policy," including stationing a combat brigade in Cuba, that SALT cannot stand up under Senate scrutiny, Senate consideration of the pact has been halted since the discovery of the combat troops was revealed, Carter studied about 30 possible options for retaliating against the Soviets for refusing to remove or alter the status of troops in Cuba, but quickly narrowed them to 10 to "avoid rattling the saber," officials said. One official involved in the decision-making process said Carter last week was given about 30 proposals drawn up by the State Department, Defense cast address, The list of Soviet assurances Carter made public "precisely reflects statements that were made to us at the highest levels," one official said. "This Is language which they used." The assurances included a pledge the forces will not threaten the United States or any other nation, and the HOSPITAL NOTES steps he disclosed Monday night to counter the Russian ttoop deployment in Cuba will SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ease congressional ëoncrns Oct. 2 and free the Senate to move ADMISSIONS toward ratification of the Sanford: John P. Bates treaty. Wilbert R. Beasley But Senate Republican leader Linda Bradley Barbara Driscoll Howard Baker, a potential GOP Core L. Grant presidential candidate, voiced Janita M. Harper displeasure with Carter's policy Kaye Kelly Clarence McKinney on Cuba. He said the Senate Charlotte Nooney should take up SALT II quick.,, Mary J. Pinkerton but predicted it would fail Billy B. Ryan without substantial amendTine Tate Esther L. Robertson, Deltona Donna M. Clippard, Lake Mary Lucile A. Heeflinger, Longwood Mathew R. Johnson, Oak Hill DISCHARGES Sanford: ftssell T. Hamilton, DeBary ments. Baker said the Department, CIA and the National Security Council, to counter the Russian move. "He didn't want to overreact," an administration official said. "He wanted to avoid rattling the saber." After meeting with his top advisers he reduced the options to 10 and announced eight in his Monday night nationally broad. Soviets have Robert H. Runge, DeBary Phillip Morse, Denona CLEVELAND (UP!) — Ohio U. Dzalto:e Tito Tough Is Home Again _ ANNOUNa PAN AMERICAN BANK OF VOLUSIA COUNTY powerful business community, defeated populist Mayor Dennis Kucinich and two other major candidates in the city's non-partisan mayoral primary election Tuesday. Kucinich, dogged by the city's lingering fiscal crisis and a near-logs in a bitter recall election, hung on for a second. piece finish against Voinovich In the Nov. 6 general election. I- HAS A NEW NAME Gov. George IS NATIONAL BANK OF VOLUSIA COUNTY BANKING CORPORATION Plan. Makes Forced Landing CHARLESTON, S.C. (UP!) — A Delta Airlines 727 with landing at Qiarledon International Airport Tuesday when the cabin lost pressure. One person was hospitalized. The aircraft, which was etwoide from Orlando, Fla., to New York City, landed without incident at 9:45a.m., Delta Marketing Dlrctor Roy Vreeland said. - All letters miest be siped, with a =ailing address and, It pouIblea telephone WAUIINGTU4—AatkeinmaldYvgoeisvs and pat oaths coffee table as he sat down. He Mta thatthe FBI"raIsedheU"abeidIJto with om ( aumbersothe Identity of the writer may be paii have succeeded Ifl intheSoarrenciscoareamsk,atasauttis etaysd tIll $ a.m. and swore the emigre to the S t ate Depsrtmsd,tonsavalL del Me verified. The Evening Herald will respect 418111fthese diyp. Their torer, Tngour secrecy by tlieatenlng reprisel igaind relativesDec. , , , pn Name that - be a wishes if writers who do i.e wait their us"ps,, as. 41*rt1i&aad hems to the die- hi Y'vis._ ___ ad coal Foggy Bottom th Dub at ei that are c =BMW and bneeking thi. Is print. The Evening Herald she reserves the tMerilá served so crly aM IllesuiJy — —1k moe uth tt4 a group of Croatloon nWdto United States law ho weged a ww of rules aM full to correct their violations wIthIn right to edit letters ti eliminate libel sr Is In recaat piers.' ivies who was Is.oft eat protsat leaflets in 'ikintles, theests and IIasnil ---'. ths pnuserthed e pedaL fridifi I*ifIiUIU !h.rea Yugoslav dMCe ladivlluain whim he cr'I4wi ed$.Ys, cssform to space requIr.ae$s. U Us,, if lbsfinss syatim enacted by (agnss w UfNi ' Mcsng tO ftT"1_*W,0MW*ft is5. f Mikes, ram.!hi their spatidu." Be idled that in*Iuil to diaceurage such lawtneskes'i Fhsej "celled ossifthspretedersby nan., I*o "seems to have no if ekal WWI seesat fun &aft Operators moad iir in bl face ad Mated, 'Y ""if Yagev P Me P" Abft dayIthefluatgo,pa1 ________ ormis'InI "IbeFUItben ' IRRYS WOR4D . •, :i1ii if vuhriu: I Me lr - i protseted TI**atsDuIIIi&_utmdesaeUuuethiItM BdafuuIMugeaC7'se.edoltIl .. -sdeathiat," . :. idle. stiiathepesphwboaroincarp ..,..; ON cW e'pinise to , a MvI's •— lIo in,llid an Amorià' 7 .. Dupid WW. Us 1111100M ci It. ad th.Omce if fucs MIg Enf* "' srthe State Yà Ihounuilawesta,protsat • were daw. Comm andwe Harm Ma* is a teft 901$ it Is" and n14$ nut a ps5. dog. ta. T1LJ aM i*.suet dIC s Me* WM for rupoderMedlpàersh IVs.. useate if susie. ban fu rmat1e. is , cuidlurs the eats in this cMegsr tosd by the PHI M? Thsp.w.e • Dj "rr;':Iy iagpnepdMe I. eke eknpII dir in I io.et flIV . • pn to ag, M0PP1d'10idSemadItor.didIrat Iti1 'U SiM. U HInts cirs'iIkIIad idy j--. __"idsetaMe he uparØad, coil .. Rpm .1 ths.uuatIVUslrI .*1. . ea bone is -on, Iwepid in '" 0901? ioaiseihuls hi MW itSid In; cersurd ins, hoe.. infuraMl ii __ NSifI - aManà "Magabu s fuj In 5. 1. , if to if (1 ad a'iWhn .90. ___ _ . , . . • uMber that 'Ibe Yà Nq'_ bsptin4 Is supped a rt ON 1_a iiMt .Iusi f1tghe5.ut4pn5.u,-_ A!—"M."-: h~ 110 tow ,eu_ .iS1tId' tN lk* iSti b'' 1*1 iut if seek an that :1 elM. tiusmo are ii_beaM - _ mom toTedso U1UI" • ..• Ir edad. N_1IIMI *AdoSIS .1. u*if1sj am 01, $. ? •ç. iM doI that 'dfS?' " Satan ___________ ___________ •ktiip_at'smom Congres WE ARE PLEASED TO said. 60 passengers aboard 'was forced to make an emergency WrfH ASSETS OVER ONE BILLION DOLLARS NEW BANKING HOURS TO SERVE YOU BETTER: LOBBY: Monday thru Thurs 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Friday 9 a.m.-2 p.m. 4 P.m.-6 p.m. _ ft • ' ___ ___ rmlat-'MaM'at. ___ ___ ___ = ___ ____ _____ _____ ' __ - • ____ u.rA __ a.w. _____ cam Vu., __ P ___ ___ ___ ft 810166 "MI10 ,. U. __________ ' :' •. • .. • Friday 88.m.4p.m. ia.m.4p.Ih. MEMBER OF F.D.I.C. 150 HWY. 17.92 DeBARY ___ •; ___ -. DRIVE-IN: Monday thru Thursday WITH BRANCH OFFICES us eves 40P Michael D. Cassldy Dorothy G. Little Clarence Mnley James 0. Nelms Margaret H. Paulk Pamela M. Porter Olivia L. Williams 5. baby boy Patricia Woodard Cliff Stone, Casselberry Harry W. Davis, Deltona Margaret Hayward. Deltois Bernhard A. Papke, Deltona Terry L. Manley, Lake Monroe Mary A. Burkell, Orange City copyright Volnovich, a Republican strongly backed by Cleveland's . .•,.. .. ' _______ ________ .. • ..• - • • ..• ......... — • _____________ ______ New model Franklin Fireplace from Atlanta has anjoy the fire.: glass paneled doors so you and still have an .nergy.saving horns haterl President Eyes SALT Vote - Kucinich Faces Volnovich ii i I I :i I k'I I can Videotaping Judged Legal LOS ANGELES (UP!) — A federal judge has ruled It is legal for private citizens to videotape television shows at home, rejecting a legal challenge Important to the rapidly growing videotape market by annoyed movie-makers. The decision Tuesday also upheld the legality of taperecording music and other material from the radio. U.S. District Judge Warren Ferguson said Congress laws to apply to such home never intended the recordings, commenting that in any case it is too late to halt the revolution In viewing habits spreading throughout the country. Any other ruling would be unenforceable, the judge Dip . 0 lead to ' welcomed for Rates Lake Mary homeowners and could mean a savings in fire Elsberry stressed, however, received by the fire department the business community can insurance premiums of $20 to numerous insurance companies because of improvements in the look for a break in their fire $50 per property owner. use other than ISO advisory city water supply including Insurance rates. rates so the effect in change of While the city's ratings for class may be different for their installation of 'fire hydrants, Effective this past Monday, fire insurance purposes was policy holders. fire department training, and the Insurance Service Office Class AA, the new rating is Sorenson advised property the city's emergency corn(ISO) of Florida has given the Class 7, Elsberry said. owners in the city to contact munications system. city a better fire protection Beginning Oct. 1 fire insurance their insurance agents inThe survey to determine the classification, William E. premiwns to property owners dividually to determine their city's new fire classification Elsberry, assistant supervisor in the coimnunity should go savings as a result of the iim was done in February 1979, of public protection for ISO down $20 to $50 annually, Mayor proved classification. Elsberry said.—DONNA announced. The new rating Walter Sorenson said. The new classification was ESTES Kennedy, Askew, the president's new special trade representative, much of JACK ANDERSON to the editor are protesters Askew Sworn In Trade Post keep in Please Write of Tuesday. Wilkinson intends to hold his rally In nearby Virginia Beach, about 10 miles from the Norfolk Naval Base, the world's largest naval Installation and the home base of 85,000 sailors and Marines. DICK nmegoliationc jeers after Wilkinson arrived at Norfolk International Terminal a: to lift them at this crucial point in The scum of the land" and "Smash the Klan, smash the Klan" THE L IGH TER way - Related story, page 8A un 80 nercent of Welfare Va. (UP!) greeted Ku Klux Klan Imperial Wizard Bill Wilkinson on his arrival to prepare for Friday's rally to recruit Navy sailors Into the KKK. Some 20 members of two anti-racist groups armed with placards denouncing the KKK chanted, "Ku Klux Klan, ___ ___ R g hteousn ess Wednesday, Oct. 3,17—$A EvsnlngHerald, Sanford, Fl. Bob D.ehn startled volunteers at the United Way of Seminole kick-off breakfast Tuesday with the announcement that "two of the UW agencies — the Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts will be merging. "It seems some extra-curricular knot tying Is planned by campaign workers Chris Elsea of the Boy Scouts and Doris Bacon of the Girl Scouts with the wedding set for December. Borrowing a campaign slogan, Daehn quipped, "Thanks to you It's working." IN ORANGE CITY AND PIERSON contingent will not be enlarged. The actions ordered by Carter Included increased surveillance of Cuba, assurance of U.S. protection to other hemispheric nations, and establish. merit of a military Caribbean Task Force headquarters In Key West, lila. Others Involved Increasing U.S. aid to the region, stepping up military preparedness to respond to a crisis anywhere In the world, increasing the U.S. naval presence in the Indian Ocean, holding more military maneuvers, and increasing worldwide surveillance of Soviet military operations. SHOP ORLANDO S SANI ORDER YOURS NOW WHILE THE SUPPLY LASTS... 319's Includes Orate And Boot • Early AmerIcan etyng • So6d coo I.. ass. ms.h ______ Msde in the USA.. parts ev when needed cOIHEE TWESEAWOTNES flJJJY 1IA7 U 1.11w- ivi:; Ø9ER. / Id I WED., THURS., FRI., SAT. �I . . . . . . .- , -. • . tM: gay Ia. ou Gonot _ . iAmwuw WW. Fodw L% I" Cdm= AUSLAt _ I . . .. . . - a 3 ATAMI AtTA .: I. —..A. I . • • •- - - �Nsrad, Sanfort Ft. PON t. 3, 1,7 i 51 CALENDAR WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER: Uague of Women Voters of Seminole County, 8 p.m., First Federal Savings and Loan, Altamonte Springs. Program: "River In Distress" by Hugh C. Nlcolay, chairman St. Johns River Coordinating Council. Sanford OpUmIit 7:30 p.m., Holiday Inn. Sanford Rotaract, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and light, 301 N. Myrtle Ave., Sanford. Sanford-Seminole Jayceettes, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee building, French Avenue. Overeater.Anonymoi., 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Mall Sears. Starlight Promenader,, 8 p.m., DeBary Community Center, Shell Road. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4 South Seminole OptimIst, 7:30 a.m., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. Lake Mary Rotary, 8 a.m., Mayfair Country Club. Weight Watcher, 10 a.m., Lake May Presbyterian Church, 7 p.m. Quality Inn, Longwood. Friendship Club, 10 a.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Diet Workshop. 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall. Altamonte Springs Sertoena, noon, Ireland's. South Seminole AA, noon, Mental Health Center, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. Seller Cftlzem Dance 2 p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Uoa Club of Casulberry, 7 p.m., Gigi's, Regency Squam Deltose Theatre Arts Guild, 7:30 pin., Episcopal Parish House, Enterprise. Overanter, A.psym.us, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casielberry. Sanford AA, $ p.m., 1201 W. First St. MAnes, $ p.m., Halfway House, Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. Tuscawifla Homeiwiers Alan., $ p.m., Redeemer Moravian Church, Tuskawilla Road. Guest speaker: Danny Tremor, Channel 9 weatherman on "Florida Weather." FRIDAY OCTOBER 5 Seminole Sunrise KIwanis, 7 a.m., Buck's, Sanford Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 am., Lord Qnanbiey's Altamonte Springs. Seth Vehials Sertsma 7:30 n.m., Deltcna Inn. WelgM Watchers, 10 a.m., Sears, Altamonte Mall. Happy Sealer Clth*m, 1 p.m., Legion Home, Fern Park. Tanglewood AA, dosed 8p.m., St. Richard Church Lake Howell Road. Longwood AA, eloçd 8p.m., Rolling Hills Morarvian Church, SR 434. Tom Adult Club for Slinjes, 9p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando. Stetson University area alumni reception and dinner, Contemporary Hole), Walt Disney World to honor Dr. and Mrs. J. 0)11. Eknunds, 7p.m. Wsmaapowez" Cstemee, Harley Hotel, Orlando. Registration, noon. Sponsored by Central Florida Educational Cousoitiurn for Women. DéBary Gain Club, 2 p.m., Cànmunity Center. Speaker Nathan Klein, director of District VI of Federation of Garden Clubs. Soc'ialhour and tea to follow. Wirbhep in art therapy dealing with peychlatrlc and dria patIents, 9:30 am. to 4p.m., Chialde Mt Center, (CO St. Andrews Blvd., Winter Park. Cathethal Cowl 3$, Order of the Amaranth, 8 p.m., Masonic Temple, N. Park Avenue, Sanford. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1 Seminole County 4H Club Achievement Banquet, 7 p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Obedience Trial of Orlando Dog Training Club, $ am. until $ p.m., at Valencia Crnmsmtty College West. gymnasium (off Kirkman Road), Mknlulon free. AXC Navy Brass Concerned By Rise Of* KKK In Its Ranks Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ART BROW 40 Graham Urged To Stretch; PEST CONTROL or in uniform. But It allows NORFOLK, Va. (UP!) — On "I don't think it is too sur- racism to vent frustrations. Jack Gravely, executive di- members to join the organizaAug. 31, three white sailors In prising that the Klan Is in the tion, citing constitutional hooded sheets, two of them Navy," he said. "The power rector of the Virginia NAACP, admitted Ku Klux Klan mem- structure in this country Is last week requested a meeting rights. In recent months, a number bers, burst into the quarters of trying to step up racism to keep with the commander of the of high-level Navy officials Atlantic Fleet, Adm. Harry two black seamen aboard the have blasted racism in the Train III. to discuss Klan acaircraft carrier Independence. 'It is something service's ranks and have tivity in the Navy and this One olthe blacks drew aknife reiterated the service's equal week's rally. but his buddy persuaded him to nonthat must be and opportunity "We want to stay on top of the put It down. A master-at arms discriminatory mandates. situation and find out what is Interceded, ending a tense On Aug. 29, Chief of Naval going on," said Gravely, who stamped out' stand-off heard around the Operations Thomas Hayward said the meeting was suggested Navy. extended to the entire Navy a The Independence was the down the working man and to by Hooks. crackdown against racist ac"We must be concerned about third Atlantic Fleet ship report- do it they need the Klan." tivity announced the day before KICK activity in the Navy has the KICK In the Navy, no ed to have KICK members by Adm. Train. among Its crew in recent surfaced simultaneously with matter how small or big it Is," Hayward said while service months. Each caused concern the rise of the Klan across the he said. "It is something that members have a right to belong must be stamped out." about the Klan's potential nation. ...._....s..e nf1nn ho will Military law prohibits KKK W U I4I UI IU4.WI11 Civil rights groups have Impact on discipline, morale, attributed the resurgence to the activity on service property and prohibit such groups to violate readiness and enlistments. This week, Navy officials are nation's economic woes, saying forbids servicemen from at. the rights of others or damage some whites have turned to tending Klan activities on duty Naval operations. watching as the white ------cumorganrzauon prepares zor a recruiting rally In nearby Virginia Beach. The Oct. 5 function Is aimed primarily at drawing members from the area's military population, which Includes $5,000 sailors and marines stationed at the Norfolk Naval Base. The number of KICK members In the Navy's Norfolk. based Atlantic Fleet is unknown, but according to Interviews with several servicemen the figure appears extremely FALL Time Between Executions I TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) warrants, he has allowed a 10- Graham Monday, would give adjudicated by the federai — Gov. Bob Graham, who has day span. judges time to consider legiti- courts, as well as time for ft ordered five executions since Smith, whose office is mate grounds for disturbing the federal courts to recognize ft.: SPECIAL Flea At Tick Spray Average Home I ¶ 1! $ 3.Q WPER WITH THIS COUPO WIMM ERS CALL 322,886S \\I=OUPONiiiiiiiiii :i M1-- - pM_i$è30p.a., W psu'r•;: ______ .. A WON . J He 's Got Spare Time , I I CRICKET CREME RLLED DISPOSABLE Astae ' 7•cz Coce C' '..o's Peg 13 1rnt 3 Navy officials have publicly confirmed less than 20 KICK members, plus an unknown number of sympathizers. Klan spokesmen maintain the figure Is much higher, but refuse to disclose it. "Let's jiat say it is a good number and we expect to get more," said George Malvaney, 20, a Navy Klansman and a native of Jackson, Miss. Regardless of the number, It Is enough to concern Navy luau and NAACP executive director Benjamin Hooks, as well as a local group that plans a counter demotatratlon. "We want to smash the Klan, both In the service and out of the service, before it has a - I 61' '''' BLACK LIPTON PEPPER I TEA BAGS 2/ ... U I489B1cb00 Reg 69' ea 0* Y. I romi • Oct &h I C%D0'GOOdT"..Slt Oct 016 d % poGoodT",Sr chance to grow and again BATTERIES Depend LC.D. WATCHES Cltoos. torn TC624 TC625 a p*C'!39* 2 Copo Good lorj Sit Oct ito ______ PAPERTOWELS I p. _______ Supv absott,nt Choice olcolors Stock up' Peg 79 Limit 2 ______ V FF WESICLOX I I .wGw Tor,Sat Ocl 't K ey and itato I 349 Large easy to read Ri91999 Co.ic. Good T'.'. Sal 4 it' 9 GRAN PRIX A '-' 6 •• • • I 17 I . ____ II co.o*Godto,i. Sal OC St' No PFMU l UlS.mi.....iiu..im. 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The Carpet Shop Installation prices are AiFA .- ir V!I $Cr.an.c ci Vreck Peg 1199 Co.pc'tGoodtf,,Sit Oct CGT.alOct'. I - ______ SUN SPUN I67* I RIGULA PlC1$ 0010 ' OO',DuPontOon crt,c Ibre Assooledooloti Peg 9PLirn,I6 99 Soird stat, I30%OFF' ..j i C01016 Peg 699 _______ Polar1 tnng £ AMITY WALLETS Vi'Ous patterns £ I i mmmaimm ______ 4 Assøclidrnin s&Isd,ft$yss m 0 1399 Aitrttd s:e 0 M CGoodTor,Sie Oct 61' MEN'S FLANNEL SHIRT 'I 14.9 " POCKETRADIO No VPIT CorGoodT,SatO6t' o°1 S*eep 61 1 VIP DRY CURUNG IRON is I 14'el$l \ . Oct61' i, %UUuuISUuili. p 4uu•liuiUIC i I 2. - ALARM CLOCK :i...153 MILLSTADT, Ill. (UP!) However, previous hatchings found anymore. There's still Bill Voelker stroked the breast resulted in a high mortality rate lot of mortality with rapto' of a Golden Eagle he helped for the eagle chicks. Voelker because the people are prctt create and explained how his believes he has solved that Ignorant of the ways of the bird-t of prey. work may benefit dwindling problem. eagle populations throughout ' ' The import a ii t "They'restill living under tftt the world, breakthrough this year was old myths of the chicken hawlci "I'm using the Golden Eagle getting the incubation down and various things like that.' more or less as a pilot bird for pat. I used a lower humidity Voelker was financing liii my studies," said Voelker, who and lower temperature and has 11 of the eagles in the correlated them both to come own studies, but recentt1 backyard of his home. "1 hope Up with what 1 feel is a good received a large grant from 4 to use my techniques on working plan. In the past, family with oil interests iq breeding with other birds of the people had been using more or Oklahoma. He wants to use Ill poultry money to set up a rapto siiinegenus such as the Spanish less standard Imperial Eagle, which Is techniques and incubating too research center near Ham tlesville, Okla. threatened in Europe." high for these birds." Voelker said, is next step, The 'Oklahoma is a perfec Voelker, has hatched five Golden Eagle chicks through introducing the birds to the natural field laboratory, artificial Insemination by using wild. This involves placing the because there is an incre(Iib1I methods first developed at newly hatched chicks Into rodent supply and lots of ope4 Cornell University in 1972. He foster nests before they can prairies. And with the huinami said art icial insemination is become too familiar with versus-birds-of-prey problei there, It would be ideal for ii fairly easy with birds that have humans. "I'd keep the chicks until whole new way of presenting been raised in captivity. they're a bout four weeks age. wildlife to the people." This is one of my best semen I have people working forofme in donors," Voelker said of a ' the West and we'll try to find Voelker said he inherited year-old male eagle perched on eagle nests that have chicks of in terest in eagles from WE a nearby stump. "He's an about the same age. The foster father, who collected tliç imprint male — he was taken so birds will accept the chicks as plumage of birds years ag young and hand-reared by long as the food supply Is when they were being killed i people that he only Identifies available." the West, and his mother, a lull with the human image. Voelker has several nesting blooded Comanche Indian. : "Consequently, he will only sites in mind in Colorado, "Dad found the great uwuber go through nest building and WyomingandOklahoma,buthe of birds that were being courtship and breeding with a would like to work In the latter slaughtered and he started human partner. He copulates state for several reasons, saving ta il feathers and wing "1 would like to put the chicks feathers, primarily for use iA right on my gloved arm and it's just a simple matter of back In Oklahoma beca use Indian work. The co)1ectiom collecting the semen and in. many areas in that state where grew and grew until finally semlnating the females within Golden Eagles once nested federal laws protecting the regularly, the birds aren't to be birds went into effect. the hour." , ______ I CALCUUTOR I ________ BOLJN'r Service SHARP MEMORY LC.D. 63' TCI47 of 1C446 D.tal t,pe 'o.o Good Tt,, Sal Oct 61' ., ,. —..'1.."---'..............• .• ,s.__ •_ •. .—. able ces Oil ' 59* - news a UDIES' I In The 0.POO Good T" Sat Oct it' - Coo.oGoodT.,21.3001.I9O Sat Dcl 61' I u Eagle Breeder Is Serious ECKERD"C"or"D"____ I No tclong TPro. • II clocks. Pillar clocks, scroll who toured his home Monday. clocks are running and on time; clocks, banjo clocks, tombstone 'You get used to it," Booth "Winding is a pleasure to nit: clocks, steeple clocks, shelf says assuiingly. "I don't even beca use as I do I renhinic clocks, lyre clocks, recorded hear it. At night it's like rain on a bout where or how I picked i clocks, cuckoo clocks, and the roof with so many of them up," Booth said. mirror clocks to name a few. tickin g." And as for the noise, l3ootI 100 Booth, who began collecting says he enjoys it. "I get si in all. There's about "It's better to keep a clock clocks in 1972, has clocks all wrapped up in work I'm doing. running than to let it sit," Booth over his home - on walls, lose track of time." t Sr II Wood gin 1:1.51' 999F(Onl cOntfol eLtrn.t 2 LESS uFom. N b10 IL YOUR COST.......... 4I ________ ISPARTUS L.E.D. 'DIGITAL CLOCK become a serious menace," said Steve Rosenthal, a board member of Us local chapter of the International Committee Against Racism. KODAK COLORIURST 50 CAMERA SALE ........... 29" _____ Lrn I? • —— IIrlr71j OO" Sal ,J I Oc i c,,t.,, Si' Oct 6 — _______ I .1 139______ ..• II Copo'GOodt", Sit Oci 61'. -- - I 11559 ___________ Pic k of guarate.d 'asei pots '' I I Co,pooGood Oct I I tObN.ttf.ti Grandfather and grandmother the ticks,"Booth told a reporter morning is to see that all th FLIP FLASH last aeoe'op.og 13/100 lIFo : Sat I FILM . Cocectcco,s FOI88 I I SYLVANIA r I COOKIESI I LIGHTER I I low. •. aá.m, ____ as 81 AA*P and MAlT auwed $rd U' . PV • — ** spa he IN t.\'r.-- ; — *- . . r FIRESIDE ROSIN MAXWILL Pvt. Robin A Maxwell, son of Mr. and Mn. IL. Maxwell, 113 GIsndals Drive, Lnqwod, recently corn. pleftd basic training at Fort Dix. N.J. During the training, students received instrudlon In drill and csrsmonins, weagons, map reading, tadics, military courty, military lustic., first lid, and Army history and traditions. JOHN NO 111501 Pvt. John W. Rob1sn. son of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Robinson, 1101 Wynnswesd Drive, Sanford, recently usnØe$ed basic training at Fir, Dlx, N.J. During the training, studei*s received Ineirudlen In drill and censunnien, wsapsns, mm readine, tadics, military ciurisey, military lueflcL first .10,, and Army histiry ____ __ lIIdtNdIfisfR. PSlMIuuI and .d dusting $ pm, 1'nçW Shalom ROSIN MILI.SN Previdenc. and Eeam Boolsv&do, De. FyI. RsblnL. Miller reciiy ad bask training at Pert MONDAY, OC!OUfl$ Dlx, N.J. ledw COW tow for 20 diys to&etbwëot. have During me Ireining, students C.00lbirry, $ am., Leeds, pick ap at Sanford Civic recsIvsd lnelvudisn in drill and wsmsen. wupins, ms, reading. C.tor,'l:I n.m. Carry bsgbmth for Ord lunch stop. tactics. military ciurlesy, military Retwn(t.V. h*Ic., first aid, and Army history w tmdrne 1vDDAv,ocroso M1i11 *Mr, Jslm N. Miller, UihsdWq upset_______ '—, noon, Quality be, 14 and lives in Ositsns, Pin. SR *4, Languid. Detch treat betlot hitti by Leegwosd JO$CULYN CADDY ssa Jescityn N. Caddy, dauhter of $urd VWF 20a lads. AN!y, S p.m., leg cabin anNa 0. Herself ml Pins Ave., immMrd, has beenNpSIP*Sd a pod hM smmlsslsnsd of ficer (NCO) In Powys ocrwu____ __ His U.S. Air Fires. 4s hiss ad ruben fir_____ t: Osady ___ SM cemletid. training In M elHeg Sham Satellite ms ad Ils maingumad. inddnhlp. human MUdsit7PpA,11W.F,' rsIM lad No nsaiisM*les. 15*10 isais ,dad *15 status. Sorgiani Saddy in a disMrismsud stteu'Im ngldeI at 01,1 AIr "m. PWIdI $50, fiflSfll CRy, Pbliis,lnhs. Sol, in. lmgmdesleof SImisleNIlfi uuw*y,octva____ 15*151d. FlU ILAVUWI ci bW Da3 :2 p.m., Wietor PNk Ubrary. Rs Pvt.Fur U. klivwh. Jr., sun of Mr. 00 LPofs,M. Kalvin,tuS LaM Oiani Drive, OwIsde, ncaatI esinjilfed beak training of Pert Pubis Wu,uad N irmuisdIR ammg, rs, svvp ci Saubsurd 0uria thu training, students 7:30 Urns recslv.d inakudlen in *11 et Boos sli suu muuiwins .w* ms, raiding, LI7,OUU30 tdlt$. military owleny. millary Milem first of aid Army Intary sst his inauguration last January, charged by law with defending death penalty without having to extent to which issues previous is being urged ly decided by state courts art to allow a longer death cases against legal issue last minute stays. interval between the signing It also would remove the being relitigated," Smith said of assaults, flew around the the death warrant and the country like aspinnning top last "false appearance that Florida"I am distressed that federal actual electrocution, Smith, May to stave off frantic defense is hurrying its Justice and not courts, after issuing stays ttj Attorney General Jim I to spare Spenkellnk's giving those under death hear these petitions, have a strong supporter of capital life. sentence a reasonable oppor- done so in a timely 111,11 111,11111"r'. punishment, sa id a time lag of tunity to obtain Judicial review With so little time to prepare of their claims." at least 30 days would be fairer This suspension of justic to the condemned person and a defense, he said, his success $1 comes at a great cost of puhli "Thirty to 45 days would was "a miracle." the state. Florida'. in Allowing a month's grace, allow ample time for any valid confidence ,,,. • Graham has never allowed system." I t. more than 10 days, forcing Smith said in a letter to claims to be raised and fairly criminal Justice Peggy Homer, Sanford chairman for the Leukemia Super Swim Classic, attorneys to scramble to get -minute last appeals before the congratulates swimmers who completed 100 laps at Days Inn Pool last we courts. in Altamonte. From left, Dr. John Morgan, Rick Moreland, Cathy Miller, Dr. Graham signed the death Randy Brown, Garold Page and Carol Daum. Rick, Randy, Carol and Fred warrant for John Spenkelink on Gaines each completed 200 laps. Nine adults swam a total of 930 laps,while 32 May 18 and he was executed youths from 3-18 years swam a total of 1,773 laps. May 25. In more recent says. JACKSONVILLE, Fin. (UP!) shelves and tabletops, in (Iinin "Some strike on bells of all living and bed rooms, den.: - Tlcktock, ticktock, ticktock - it's easy to see what Ray different sizes, some strike on kitchen and hallways. EcKeno's FAMOUS PHOTO OFFER TWICE THE gongs or coils. It's Impossible to start with one. The first thin, 'SIC! INI PImYsi,, .. ,.,.,,,.. Booth's hobby is, especially at g.. . ... GUARANTEE - IOdVdp...H keep them all coordinated to the you know you have a house full hour: bong, bong, the top of the '0O. U,OI,I,o 4 1. $ifsmiis bad p.IM,YOU minute. Some strike half a of them. with the deep bong, bong, bong, DOIY PAT FOR IT. tone almost lost in the minute before the hour, some From collector, Booti' 1.4 *l O,. 0. 2. YOU DON'T V cacaphony of chimes and strike half a minute after, some evolved into a builder of clocki ,00a, *v ram IT. strike right on the hour. Some specializing in grandfathell cuckooing. don't strike at all. They just tell clocks modeled in the last deta i' collects, makes and Booth b4 niiins wITM ______ repairs, you guessed It, clocks. time. after an original, lie als "Each one of them does have repairs and restores old clocks Metal, wooden and china POLAROID clocks. Old and new clocks. Its own characteristics - even One of Booth's duties every •' WIM. Springs Elementary School Country Fair and Carnival, school groundo on State Road 434,10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Senlsr Citizens tour to Qzcus World. Buses leave Sanford ______ Civic Center, P30 a.m.; pick ç Leeds, Caaaelberry, 10 am. Resorvatlona call 3ii' "Womanpower" Conference, Harley Hotel, Orlando. Registration 1:20 am. Sponsored by Central Wiotida Consortium ofor Women. Spaghetti Supper sponsored by Congregational QwidIm Qzur women, 1-7 p.m., fellowship hail, Park Avenue and 2401 Street. Tickets at door. ___ SUNDAY, OC!OSER7 ___ Seminole AA, $ p.m., open, Halfwaj House, Ill lake MbmIs Drive, Sanford. YS'A$.Hss!t Deuce $ p.m., DSrY Coemna*y C,Msr,Shell, Road, DeBary. lrruolIon 7:20 p.nL Open to a trkile Wednesday, Oct. 3, -J'_ '---.•-. Available. �'.. SPORTS Grant Keys Pirates Put Reds Showdown Palmer Vs . Ryan BALTIMORE (UP!) Jim well coached. Palmer's favorite sparring "If I can't sleep ... I'll j i partner all year has been his call Earl," he said. "Of course, boss, Earl Weaver. After that, he'll pr obably hang up on me." how tough can the California The U.S. Weather Bureau Angels be? forecast called for variable Palmer, who will pitch for cloudiness and a chance of Baltimore tonight against the showers, with temperatures in Angels in the opener of the best- the 70s. There was also the of-five American League strong possibility of increased playoffs, will arrive at Memori- moisture on the already damp al Stadium either well rested or field due to thundershowers and - Fr. gosi Tak.s Look Back In FamtliOr Spot heavy rains predicted for Tuesday night and early this morning. The game will be televised by NBC and broadcast on radio by CBS. Palmer's quip was a light. hearted but obvious reference to Weaver's decision to start him over Cy Young favorite Mike Flanagan in Baltimore's first playoff game since 1974. The 33-year-old Palmer, 211 lifetime against California and 44 In seven playoff games, will be facing a lineup that finished third In the league in batting with .282 to help give owner Gene Autry his first-ever playoff. The lineup includes MVP candidate Don Baylor, .296 with home runs and a leagueleading 139 RBI; Bobby Grich, .94.30-101; Dan Ford, .XS-21101; and Rod Carew, 31$. Pit&hw for California is intimidating righthander Nolan BALTIMORE (UP!)-Both feet up on the desk in his office, a Ryan, l$-l4 this scum with 3.60 cup of coffee In one hand and a cigarette In the other, Jim Fregosi ERA and 223 strikeouts. Ryan Is sat back in his chair and enjoyed the exhilarating feeling of being just 543 against Baltimore lifetime. knee deep In his first playoff ever. offense, which As manager of the California Angels, he had come a lung way a deceptive 11th out of since being traded by them to the New York Mets at the end of the finished 1971 season for Nolan Ryan, Lee Stanton, Francisco Estrada and 14 Al, laWns, Includes Kenny Singleton (.295.35411); Eddie Don Rose. "My father was very Impressed with that deal," Fregosi Murray (.295-2819); and Al laughed. "He told me, 'You can't be that bad If they gave up four Bumbry (.285-749 with 37 Stolen bases). for one." It will also include shortstop vicissitude of baseball being what The It Is, one of those four players the Angels gave up for him, Ryan, Is the pitcher Fregoal ?.faTk Belanger and left-fielder has nominated to get his club off in front In tonight's be"-five Pat Kelly, whom Weaver has inserted because they hit Ryan opener with the favored Baltimore Orioles. "Does It bother you that the Orioles are favored?" someone In Well. "That's Earl," said Ryan. the office asked Fregosi. "He has a statistic for "Who makes the odds?" he wanted to know. everything and he always has No answer, Fregosi took another drag on his cigarette and washed it down Belanger and Kelly In there against me." with a swig of coffee, Weaver, in a decisive move "How did you do against Ryan when you hit against hJzn?"was another question tossed at the 37-year-old pilot, who ended his 1$- that will be criticized If It back. fires, has also chosen Palmer year playing career only last year with the Pirates. "He never got me out," Fregosi said, without so much as a instead of Flanagan, 23-9, 3.08. smile. Noticing all the eyebrows that went up, he filled in Some of Weaver thinks Palmer's ez-• ierlence makes him the beat the details. hOICS"1 faced him once and he walked we. That was when I wag with choice "He's P°Y the best guy I Texas.! Texas. I had It In my contract when I went over there that i didn't have here who can answer all have to lilt when he pitched" the questions," Weaver said. Behind some of the deadpan jokes he rnes & can walk away when be estraordInarlly sharp and ca pable manager, especially you Lvnslder he has only been at it a season-ond.haJf and he never thinks It's time." California will be without Joe lad the benefit of managing In the minors. Apart from the Ihufted jima he has went leading the M s, his Only other imainggeriall Rudi (Achilles tendon), Willie experience came 10 years ago when he handied Pence of the Alkeas (knee surgery); and pitcher Jim Barr (Injured ruerto Rican Winter League for a few modbg "The only reason 1 went downtherewastoffidelAillcould k2UICkIS on pitching hand). Ford will be playing despite a 1anage," Fregost said. sore ribcage. He discovered he could by leading Pence to the pigilillosid For Baltimore, outfielder of as Avg&,has ishimp Id yrqpd, : Gene Autry, an dating back to when yngod &S clailloililt Is am 0 a awtilitap in Gary Roenicke will be available The first expansion *m l7jeuga md how pW of S teem after being struck With a throw ' that included former Cy ymg Awn*vinkillar D= aiWill In betting practice Sunday. California Manager Jim *0 "Nohlt" Bilinsky Even as far but as ft ws, whale rnwd still in his Vs. Auh7- slald'he vad& UM him to 1310aw U" Fregosi, making his first appearance ever in the "Why did Ipick him? " rope"aipjtq, plag to himIn playoffs, f..li di pitching has Angels' ciubhes. "Bacease I*d*tW he was a geed leaderCOMI No at a perfect time t became r thought he was young- en to rite. to ai as due to the return to health of Frank Tanana and Chris players. H. ew them all., be- )med. done. He always played the pme berd•an,is bt of p& H. Tw did wll who tj ffi,Cw1I.d1feft hewosiddo well with us. jib" The true "tent of how will Prsd 44 *a as 'gek this CINCINNATI (UPI) The Cincinnati Reds find themselves In a familiar position today backed against a wall. One mighty swing of Willie Stargell's bat and a last-minute Cincinnati rally that died with the bases loaded Tuesday night, handed the Pittsburgh Pirates a 5.2 victory and anImportant 10 lead in the National League playoffs. M Oviedo Frosh Wins By 112'8 But from Manager John McNamara on down, the Reds absorbed the loss with confidence tomorrow would be better. I . . curd Sees Future. Good ll 1 WIMTON, IKY. (UM) - men. Th'njai si*ck of tome ibenid & me play with Kudacky Cssth Vms (il Isow ;Mod-ft s.W W Ihebsstslthi,adthsre'sn. ibare I {JMJIL 55, lbs every rears i*.we.'I:us mire t N feotbel tome, thn* isa" Q v Fail.. 1M (iaid.'iiaser.to.t ___ ft f NW*61011116 flsY'rs 1rs147 1W ib am , = . I. *iri $ 110111111 $1. WI*sIs, my iS, de Iaidgsts-uddesIof" •'m of the i'r hN nvv mere then tbs Am of 'n 1w bai 1' ar. iii, .Vø d era ChiNa . r tfiu ew bicki," d iaid. FNM _.1$irsi'e'I J-J lm tow so ibs is KhIII bb as i, , ___ -r__ adzai.ib,,.ais - . ~E7~~ ._"dss ; IWO .L NP . 'I - I 11 i I, A I - * we a __ Cl" d - ' - . • Person Scott feels it Is difficult for him to find 1. el 1 e needed tor a11.1 thletiics. Many students have to work after school. "They used to go out on a $5 date, but you can't even buy the girl's ticket for that now," he said. "They have to discipline themselves more now than before," said Scott, but even so, he reels "the caliber of football players Just as g no r. 0M - I £I.&1 t today Scott graduated from Memphis State University in 1963 and was an offensive guard and center for a year and a half with the New York Jets. While with the Jets his wife became t and they decided tonain t in honor of Shea Stadium. As it turned out, he was a she so they named her Sheri, which was close. She .11 now a freshman at Lyman and a manager for the football team. Their second child, a son born five years ago, was finally named Shea When a young man does dclde to play football he will find few strict rules on Scott's Learn, but the ones he has Scott expects them to be strictly adhered to, and they will be lfsclIned If necessary. • "I feela coach's personality carries over to young people and when there Is trust and • ' ;.. • . in a LoLdho A . ~:k- . .,-.- 1; hi. temper : . ' . ,tr ' ' V • • •. WSW an -at AWON'th _ 1 f.q., % . . , i I I . , 4 ' £,.. I,I I MA A : I ~ In IN. ." ' • • eutlmr, 4stomiv. out ha ' his 'p CStSSV Psidsy uighi he DsLu w IauII.SvktsI,.,.,h1sf , 1'h15db0hh1Hgphayen.Iqi, wwkj ' L .• .f •....• . -H Lii 141 . • '.. . •i•' • .•• .: • .. • •'-i".. ,: .... • - '- . .:. ____ ____ 1979 ____ ____ _____________ ... ...-.'. -• .' ' • .'• ' •-. • . _____ Hazlett Hurls 4-Hitter, .. . . _____ Whitey C3ciiflg F s ing H SCOREBOARD P t R y I g, - lie was walking away from upset favored Wisconsin, 21-18. manager of the Kansas City baseball," fumed Kauffman pitching coach?" IF League erz Bonham out Playoffs The Southwest conference Royals officially ended at 10:20 over Herzog's removal of White Herzog did not even stop at Kauffman, the Royals' owner card will find Texas defeating Tuesday morning when he in the sixth inning in favor of the Kauffman table, strolling shouted, "Thanks. i wasn't fight end Loalrd McCreary. 4-i! For walked out of General Manager done tal ki ng to you yet." Toronto (CFL) Activated linebacker Gordon Knowtton and Joe Burke's office without an It was exactly the same act winner over uaytor; esricansas CINCINNATI (UP!) Ciplaced ilnebicker lilt Palmer on the offer to manage the club in 1980. for which Herzog himseU had over TCU, 19-9, anTexa.c Tech clnnati pitcher P41. ctsampionsiwp Ser ies Injured filled reserve list. Bill Bonham, , 31-14. Playoffs But the unofficial ending fallen out of favor with Kauf f beating Texas A&M By United Press International A trio of good games is slated suffering from a sore arm, was Atlanta Placid forward came at approximately 11:45 man. cC1acinnatl VS. Pittsburgh for the Southeastern loop where scratched from the Reds' Sylvester Cuyler and guards Don p.m. Sept. 15 after the Royals It was his off-the-field coui• But of Five Marth and Andre McCarter on ments that triggered ilerzog's ISU will take the measure of an National League playoff roster (All Times EDT) had beaten the Seattle Mari. waivers, (Pittsburgh leads series, 14) improving Florida club, 26-13; Tuesday and replaced by flWashington Released forward ners, 54, in a 10-inning contest. dismissal: there certainly were Oct. 2- Pittsburgh S. Cincinnati 2 Charles Floyd and gu.rdforward Herzog made a post-game no complaints with his on-the- Mississippi will slip past year old Charlie Uebrandt, (11 innings) Norman Black. G eorgia, 21,20; and Tennessee recalled from Indianapolis of visit to the press room and was Oct. 3- Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, field accomplishments. American Association. 3:15 p.m. greeted there by Ewing KauffHerzog posted the second best will defeat Mississippi State, 29- theI%n .,• A,4 - - -........... . .. i.1 AL... D.A. J. rnA fl..l.rns 1I .t V., man, the owner of the Royals. record In baseball during the 41 3:11 p.m. Elsewhere around the 29-year old right-bander, from Ka uf fman raely stops by the x.Oct. 6 Cincinnati at Since last four seasons with 369 You country North Carolina State the playoff roster shortly after, sburgh, 8:20 p.m. OltLAW DO.SIMINOLI press room after games but was victories second only to the -1 k.Oct. 7 Cincinnati it Pitt. TUISDAVNIGNT i was under the Impression that In profeiona1 football, i will slide past Auburn, V.25; he was examined by team . there waiting for his manager 377 of Baltimore Manager Earl 1:15 p.m. F s1urgh, player had to wear shoes as part of his uniform. So could YOU Notre Dame will whip Georgia physician Dr. George BalIou this time, Weaver. His Royals won three AL Championship Series $Ogul&a 1150 140 530 please explain to me how Tony Franklin of e Philadelp a Tech, 30-15; Alabama will tune and was found to be suffering F$ayeffs ;, 5 Pita.Coldo 2140 3.50 "How could you pinch hit for Eagles can get away straight American League West th hi I tatilniese vs. California with kicking the ball barefoot? 3 ZatsDoug Glen Division titles before finishing up for its conference clashes by from myotendinitis, an Irrita-' 3.40 I list f Five 0 (54) 61.15, T (1.5-3) 360.66 Putman, Shifter, Calif. in second place behind the touncing Wichita State, 38-6; tion Involving 'the flexor mus(All Times EDT) Sided Game There has never been anything In the NFL and Clemson will beat des of the forearm. rules prohibiting Oct. 3-CalifornIa at Baltimore, 6J.QUIol. 15.20 !! California Angels In 1979. fl'I barefoot Jkin. In fart. this vim' for th. firuf tim. ttr.'. LW .W Iuul'lwv 5II bei.Y•" 4- CalifornIa at Baltimore, 3 Sabine- Dove explicit provision that it is permnlsajble. Uniform rules, however, 340 "I will take full responL'lity 3:15 pm: or S,30 p.m. Q(44)4541g P(1.4) 115.31, T (6.4. do insist that all players Wear sloe ngs. They don't say what the but I'd rather not give the ct. 5- BaltImore at cafttern15, 5) ese.se. Do I stockings have to be so Franklin simply cuts off the lower reasons," said Burke of the $:30 p.m. Third Game x.Oct. 6 Baltimore at Cailfor- 2ZateColdo 13.00 4.40 5.00 C portion, bs exposing the ankle and foot. If YOU wondering how he's firing. "That would hurt everynIp, 3:15 p.m. 1 Echanoliltia 4.50 5.50 going to keep his foot warm when the Eagles play Ui (ireen IY xOct. 7 body involved. It would be easy Baltimore at Cantor- 7 Leqe.Doug late November, he has a special boot with a zipper on the side so for me to come up with a list of nib, 5:30 p.m. 0(1.2) 32.35; P (3.1) 93.31, 1 (2.1. x.if necessary .. 7) *141 he can shuck It quickly when It comes time to kick. 10 reasons why I fired Whitey Boss Fe"Gume Q. I think that Instant replay should correct bad calls by of- Herzog but I won't. I told him I National League Playoffs 2 JoseArana 11.20 4.20 3.00 CHICAGO (UP!) In fidals In all professional sports. What's your opinlon?-Peter wouldn't when I talked with him By United Press llsternatiesat 1 Ald na.Altu 5.50 340 Game I 7 Bibao.Vigas 4.20 Preston Gomez, the perennially Bridges IV, Mobile, Ala. this morning. Hiring and firing (Ii Innings) Q (1.2) 3111; P (2.1) 94.751 T (2-1. medIocre Chicago Cubs have Negative. The Ni"L made an exhaustive study during the 1978 Is just a part of baseball." P(ttsburgh 1) 271.40. hired a manager whose experl- exhibition games, selecting 166 plays in seven nationally televised 00200000003-5)0O PifIIIGU)l The dismissal of Herzog was Cincinnati once at the helm has been with games that looked favorable for review on instant replay. It found an unpopular move by the S Arta-Via 550 160 1.20 000 200 000 00- 2 70 1 Slmon-Elexpe 4.20 4.00 clubs of the same caliber, that four percent of than might have reversals of the orIginal Royals, who drew more than 2.2 Candelarla, lomo (I). Ti. 3 AiurIa.M.ndez 3.00 In fact, Gomez himself addecision. After deliberation, the owners decided that Instant million fans each of the last two kulve (I), Jackson (10), D. Q ().$) 3435; P 64.35, 1 (5-1-3) mitted in his first statement as Robinson (11) and Ott; Seaver, 33211 j; tiihi.s aea wasn't feasible now. They have put the Issue on years despite playing in a hume (9). Tomlin (11) and Sixth Game field boss Tuesday that he was u 1?overbaal "back burner". The problems are adequate stadium that seats only 40,000. Bench. W-Jackson. L-Hume. SAidana.Oyari 10.10 5.00 4.10 no "magician" and could not camera coverage, the time element In reviewing a call, and the H11115-Cincinnati, Foster; Pitts. lSimon.Arana 4.10 360 burgh, Stargell, Garner. "I respect very much the 3 PJta.Vegas 4.00 produce an immediate end Jo question of who's going to make the decision. I say we've already 0(74)69.11; P (Si) 315.75, T ($7. the team's pennant drought. got enough electronics In the games people play. people of Kansas City, the a) miss. Gomez, 56, who coached for Q. Looking back to 157571, do you remember the Paul West. players, the organization and seventh the Los Angeles Dodgers during phil-Charlie Scott trade between Beebe and Phoenix? Now four the ownership," said Burke. "I 2C.lvIn-Urquldl 11.20 9.00 1.00 the past seas , w bbed by ,years later, Scott has toured the Lakers and Is in Denver, while didn't make this decision to try 1 Echano.Co110 4. 4 0 3.40 on as ta Tuesday 5 £ UTO ' 3 11111ca-OU1OIa 3.20 General Manager Bob Kennedy Westpbal Is riding high In Phoenix. How did Phoenix use the draft to hurt any of them. I made the Baseball 0(1-1)17.II,P(1.1)II39S,T12.r. to Chicago - Nam" Prato GONE succeed Manager Herman picks which It acquired with Westphal, and who or what did decision in the best interest of 3) 461.$s. * DISCOUNT FOR SAFE DRIVERS manaqer. Franks, who resigned with one Boston get from Los Angeles In the Scott trade? Also, who do you all concerned, Including Whitey ..m. Kansas City Announced Whi tey 2445 9.40 4.20 Heçzog will not be retained as SAlava-Juan week to go in the 1979 season, think got the better end of the whole thing? Joe Breyer, Herzog." * YOUNG DRIVER PROGRAM 5.00 4.00 Franks had spent Wee years at Stephenson, Hick. in 1910. 2Aluria.Yza 1.00 New York Mots Re-sipwd 7 Ira-AIds * SR 22 FILED FREE 0(24)44.eI;P(6.4)113.14,T11$.2. the job. Manager Joe Tom to a only.er Feel Better . 7)1531.41. Gaines signed a one-year contract. Nisils Gan" ) 0 almitinall - Deactivated pltdw contract at an undisclosed ___ * LOW MONTHLY PAY PLANS 11.11 130 3.50 B. Bonham and brought up pitcher S Urllar Iii Air Con______ ditioned salary. ajor New VOn Giants Placed tight end Al Dixon on waivers and signed - PIayoffs - - - - r,.,.w. '• VleII, - Asked... - - - ---U. u - - ---------- 1 •' •'• - - - Transactions ' - - - 11.40 4.50 Suartkiii 2.50 4 tf I- - ~ ___ 0(2-4) *lSi P (41)113.71;T 1164- _____ "I'm not a magician and all! 5)10.55candolsmnybest,"saldGonsez, who managed the San Diego Clllbao 2140 3.'J V ~ 14 94022.10 iAliwia (UP!) N.Y. Padres to three lastplace SYRACUSE, , 5 AIdS 4.00 fi nIshes in Llbbett goal at 11:32 Of the their first three Air (olidilioning System 0(6-3)43.40; P (64) M.",7(4-6. I Phoenix got a pair of seoond.round picks In addition t Wed. years (1968-72) an4 skippered fkal period helped g , Houston to a fourthplace finish phil. The '75 choIce was Jimmy Dan Canners of Kentucky, who 44 p,gul,j v..*e... Nall HiATING IN( .0, 2 JosiLo*a 27.55 7.40 nev played in the NBA for the Sims. The next year they 315 2417 S. French Ave. in 1fl4. m Ast the in Tuesday .jjjj Sanford 3 SibinS-VNSI '° " place wilen they fired Gomez Butch Feber of Vander bilt, who lasted one season. When Boston ebec Nordiques In an NHL 4AkIne-Ellona . 2.111111 unloaded Scott to LA, it received Den Chaney, Kermit Washington ________________ game 0(23) lSJI P43.3)1511; T (3.3. after 127 games In 1975. . • and a No. pick, Freeman Williams. Scott's career since he left Ift ins, who improved 4) il0 TWOMOUN ThsCubi,whohavenotwona Phoenlxhasbeenosiadeadydecljne; Wedphal isa perennial All. ____ their PreNMOn record to 344. MSfldSl 511 pennant since 190, have had Mar. One big vote for Phoenix on that trade. "If rolls and has 2841, eetibot the Nor4r,.. ; AVta.JVISi . to 411.111110 ahply. limited 'success of Q. These lIrasYja questions may seem stupid Is yes, but I wield 1e der the first two periods a SIZ•, us 40 ____ 01l-i) *All PU1)lLls,T(7.$. late. They tell out Of the them answered for siII.sstinfacties. First, how may dsuble _____ led 24 Aw the fird ___ National League's Eastern plays are actually made in a sea.*? Secead, hew many ____ play. A- 31141 NullS :. Division pemant chase In early strassets are actually recorded by pitcher In a senses. I September and finished a uk them became Instant replay dearly skews the secead disappointing, two games under bssu or shsrtstq nswkere near lbs big on the relay and bad Aw aft by norea Wed me to believe dwy, &W am Me OW*M • ..Jlfl strike eat the betters. - Howard Sweeney, Whitehall, Pa, SuchcynIcIsmIIcinonJytelJyou that asisejpIii.1pit Kenaedy,who Tires. Brakes-Alignment Athletics hold the major league sealson record for double plays to oom CHIROPRACTOR g "py ACCESSORIES with 217. And that Nolan Ryan Of the California Aneels set a one-as early as as wok" I. Mroflgthen the Cuba, said ft record Of 88In1asa,i Pleased To Anounc• very much the umpires had anything to do with It. Games' managing pia 0%. 0 not that much 4ff The Relocation Of His ,,• ,bewidelicir I to 1' rime Gm Yepremlea, and for sathing at that? - Edwd Bi*kadsrddpasourceof Office 0 cosdrovs,sy In Franks' nit' . , . Coach Doss Sindi simply opted foe' a 23.ysa,old with a strong To I migi* be a differai matter. kg (1* had a U-yard field goal at Oklahoma) over a -y.si'-o1d IISTAIUD " 't say their styles are whOhiSbSessoneOfheNFL'$ltfedbOItersbutbaSlom.fop •• . ' 25th We different on the field," 4OW.HWY.434 32771 harlyIeSloflJ*tIr5andsIiudiosnebtjf L4fthSflsld, Sc LONOWOOD ai who cm . NCMreerdOfiIiMralgist,ghuIa PHONE 3224155 AL dGtya.dbIsahl1ity proly has some soond thocihti Garo has csM taw a ...._ Z porar1ly with New Orleans. to laid this lain." 9 ___ • __ . •- - TONY RUSSI INSURANCE - It ask It." ?I 10% OFF ON AU MONROE SHOCKS . From Zayre Plaza - 900 W. MEET SANFORD. FLORIDA "-, k b., h •, 'S . " ' - 4 . - •• JIiiP _ ; _ ; ~ . . - ,0 it - _..___-_ I ' . :. w . A-b."L * ~ 1 ' m*t. te a'1 get a. can co ___ _ - ude on the south side d Iago.. Scott scaIhehthiscsschhssdhIrnk,sp"a rSI.S , ISdhehSpN heeretwn,cj, ____ %,l11uI-ai _____ s .,.• I ,: , A IR ' - - , ., -__ . ! _ . ;,.. - - - - : fl11fr -_ _ ' • • • . mdbiowhistopcstaksghimletsc(1m1 flhstarilfe,' '•M , , A Scott ejsyi wcrkheg with young people and aiasly,a.rnwl.: ",% 1'" :TTT. Jái - ( o im s o0 -ftl Ntradt Ido'I . .ft .M OLMmmBu 80t W$3, IDlyIOIS - w ... 1 . I It, ~1I1 v , ....... •' _ I% eas from no ' •. / .::.....".. .::,.::..:: _____ • itkkwtthlt.Theylbensfltfro.nItloos.,5 •..' . - • •' a-b-m.11-0 t. ft _____ .j -L- _ _ ompsny successful. I encourage thom to w. In businom, if they stick to __ ____ • I _____ ________ NUt. Exhibition -' • • an not on the starting eleven, says Scott. They benefit from the teamwork, the self Cl,andathoithsypsy mw* o( 1111 than the iiisrdan, 'Ibsy are fig Hoople Favors Colorado! 1. The top game in the East resurgent Virginia, 21-15. By MAJOR AMOS B. HOOPLE Now goon with my forecast matches Penn State and UpsetSpeclallst ':/ Maryland. And would you Alabama 3$ Wichita St 6 Egad, friends, this is the believe the Terps will win?. Arkansas 19 ICU 9 (N) game Chuck Fairbanks and his Yes, dear readers, all signs Army 17 Duke ID battered-but-unbowed Colorado Bowling Green 16 Toledo 7 point to a Maryland triumph, California is Oregon 14 Buffaloes have been pointing Cen tral Michigan 27 Ohio U 12 for all season. ' Like Colorado, Jerry Clemson 21 Virginia 15 Are you ready for this? The Colorado 17 Oklahoma 14 (lairborne's men will be ready Columbia 16 Penn 14 Hoople System calculations for this one. Cornell 27 Bucknell 6 clearly indicate the Buffaloes Dartmouth 33 Holy Cross 15 In 24 previous meetings the will pull the "upset of the year" Florida St 2$ Louisville 21(N) Terps have managed to defeat Harvard. as they triumph over the host 1$ Boston U 14 • the Nittany Lions just one-time, Houston 24 Baylor 10 (N) Oklahoma Sooners in a Big 8 ' so 'twill be a joyous celebration Illinois 22 Iowa 7 showdown. Harrumph! . __________ 21 Wisconsin 1$ at Maryland's Byrd Stadium Indiana L._,, The battle on the turf at the Iowa State 21 Wisconsin 1$ l-"s • come sundown on Saturday. K en tucky 2$ West Virginia 14 Sooners' Owen Field may well 1J 26 Florida 13 Several of the conference be overshadowed by the Miami (F) 2$ Florida A&M 24 races begin to heat up this Miami (0) 36 Marshall 7 cerebral battle on the sidelines FootbaN Forecast week. There are many games Maryland 27 Penn St 22 where two of "Oklahoma's" Michigan 2$ Michigan St 21 on tap in the Pac 10, the Big 10, greatest coaching geni uses will Georgia 21 MissIssippi 20 5jirji' match wits. astonishing record than his one. the Southwest and Southeastern Navy 30 Air Force $ Mastermindi ng the invading time mentor. In his first six conferences. Here is how the Nebraska 33 New Mexico St 14 I.tI'"Thr :,:.. • k. New Mexico 16 San Diego St 15 •w'' s.-Colorado club will be Chuck years at the helm, Switzer Hoople System calls 'em: . N Carolina St 21 Auburn 25 1. • • In the Pac 10, the Southern Fairbanks who directed the compiled the astronomical N Carolina 24 Cincinnati 14 p' r' Sooners to an amazIng 52 record of 62 wins,6 losses and 2 California Trojans will roll over Notre Dame 30 Georgia Tech 15 r. victories and 15 defeats in six ties. Jove! That must be an all- Washington State, 35.6; UCLA •Ohio St 33 Northwestern 12 3$ Boston Colleg e 7 will ed ge the Stanford Car- Pitt seasons before he departed In time records. Princeton 24 Brown 21 1973 for the pro ranks. Colorado has had rough going dlnals, 28-22; California's Purdue 35 Minnesota 21 Rutgers 21 Temple 7 Across the field, Barry this year, but that will all end as Golden Bears will edge Oregon, w000s NIUcouI 3-0 j St 21 Fullerton St 11 (N) ASIK Switzer who succeeded Fair- they upend Oklahoma by a 17-14 16-14; and Washington's AIRN S Carolina 22 Oklahoma St 17(N) Watt Ipels 1$ 35, hUskieS will thump Oregon Syracuse 33 Kansas It SCC's Bob Birks heads for home banks, has an even' more count. Umkumph! Terry Hazlett pitched a four, ,, $,, Ssr.se5 am i s i State, 38-$ Tennessee 29 Mississippi 5t14 hit shutout over Rollins College esisis lee Texas 42 Rice 17(N) In the Big 10, Michigan 's Nmpses 2 5 5 Tuesday night In the Florida _MiNer Texas Tech 31 Tex as A&M 54 (N) 4 C.PresS 21 S Wolverines and the Michigan Baseball School fall league, Rib1.u.* Tulsa 15 Kansas 5113 i h 1*aN D. Miller 4 2 • Tulane 29 Vanderbilt 20(N) State Spartans will stage their Nullili 1 5 S ___________________________________ pacing the Seminole Sundevils P111111 P*ses o' ,• UCLA 2$ Stanford 22 annual donnybrook with the to a 3-0 victory. Rollins stopped Cssper 5 5.5 caw S1 USC 35 Washington St 6 1 go" 25 Wolves prevailing, 28.21; WC In the other game, 14-10. TsIa Utah 22 C3lorado 5t14 4312)5 TsSsN US$ Purdue will take M innesota, 35- Utah St 26 Long Beach St 20 Wake F or est 17 Virginia Tech 14 21: the Ohio State Bucks should ns~ Washington 3$ Oregon St S have little trouble with Nor- Wyoming 24 UTEP 13 o o a s ar thwestcrn as they romp home a Yale is Colgate ii N) night game 33-12 winner; and Indiana will KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UP!) Frank White? lie's the best Jim Nettles. "And when are you over to engage in conversation Whitey Heriog's tenure as defensive second baseman in going to start listening to your with less hostile coinpany. As pull a mild surprise as they C1rlle L elbrsndt from IndIanapolIs 2 Juan • • You've wW Rick Grant went four-for. Dave Brownel had a pair of live, Including a pair of home homers and five RBI for runs to lead Joint-In-the-Woods Cooks's Corner. to a 13.0 win over Orlando Helicoptef in Sanford Metro C0o , STAUUNU Softball Association action UNTIIPRI$Ui Al I Tuesday night. AIR N • Grant's six RBI combined sm"s 411TK 511 M.tIlss with a 14-hit attack by Joint-In- Maxeil 3 2 1 te. 3 2 2 •... 1 3 • rswseI the-Woods proved too much for Ivaas 355 Pris4ey 11$ ONWS 5 1$ the Helicopter crew who uI CelSius 351 Prics s 11 managed just three hits. ayt. $1 S (iulaa 32$ 3 Don Causseaux had a perfect TsyIII' 1 Yates I S I J.tSMsse I S2 S2 ______ ____ night, going four-for-fo ur and $ sees 3 SS h1' driving In three runs to pace. 1 AAA Cooper to a 11.2 romp over the Paola Pounders. Gary PAOLA P051W. AAAcoo.0 AISH Bélcher also had three hits for DIII Al I N NtUflhId j I laiti.y • CISISU 434 Cooper. SredIs 35 r "u 211 Rounding out Tuesday's 4 • NIsr4 3 don, Bob Hanson collected We.' NSIMIS 4 I 1 1is 411 our hits in five at bats, in- ci.va -t 4)3 I luding a homer and three RBL Dee,. 1.51511 4I2 11 41 lift Starline Enterprises to an , Tsssiu * 11.11 ,3-. 8-8 win over Cook's Corner. °'" 1 , isles .15 Tite', • • -. •. • inhe American AssocIatIon. • _ 13-0 4 • respect between the athlete and the coach, got the discipline problem licked." 'Playing for the team Is a valuable expenance for young people even though they 40 'lasr km MwIWØ• N Pirates Fume At Reds . Still M UIfl "Kids nowdays seem to have everything ready-made for them and It's not convenient UIvesL ives utsie or auucucs. He went on to explain how difficult It Is for young man not to want to go to the beach or water skiing on a warm afternoon after ichool instead of sweating It out on the football field. With so many things to occupy a young bullpen. From the seventh Inning on, that's been our bailgame." CINCINNATI (UP!) Jack felt they had gained a pretty big Tighe's comments may not advantage. have helped the Pittsburgh "Now if they're going to beat b Pirates take a one-game lead us, they're going to have to win over their old playoff nemesis, three out of four games," said the Cincinnati Reds, in the first Pirates' right-handed reliever game of the National League Kent Tekulve, who pitched one championship series, but they and two-thirds hitless Innings sure as heck didn't hurt. before yielding In the 10th inBOSTON (UPI) The only The Bucs didn't take kindly to ning to a pinch-hitter. Grant response New England Patri- printed pregame comments by Jackson, who got the victory, ala' cornerback Raymond Clay- Tighe, a Detroit Tigers' scout, and Don Robinson, who earned born would make to the an- that the Reds outmanned a save by striking out Ray nouncement NFL Commis- Pittsburgh at six of eight Knight with the bases loaded In sioner Pete Rozelle has fined positions. And they told him so the 11th, finished the game. him $z000 for his fight last both with their decisive 5-2 Through the first 10 innings, month with a Boston Globe victory on Willie Stargell's the Pirates had two rims on six sportswriter, was "no corn- towering 11th-inning, three-run hits and two walks, while the ment." homer Tuesday night and in Reds had two runs on six hits and three walks. Rozelle, in issuing his ruling, their post-game comments. Both teams made excellent Stargell, the Pirates ageless def said professional football captain and inspirational ensive.,rrs for their pit ers "have an obligation to' ch leader, o bIle era w.. Dave Concepcion. Interview cooperate with the media" and printed in a local morning shining for the Reds, and the JPO writers are CVUW the terms newspaper, uble-play "We put it on the combo of Tim Foil, do yiiayercooperauon,,y locker room wall. We don't Phil Garner and Bill Madlock of y pla yer's conthink we're better than anybody doing likewise for Pittsburgh. t ract." else, but we don't think they're Only the evenly matched All appeal Is possible, said any better than us, either, pitching of Seaver and Cande. Russ Francis, the Patriots' "Maybe now, they'll think we lana was surprising. CanCanNFL Players ar se was belonghere. nue tative, The Reds we do, since the since he had not started since The other party In the Sept. 9 Pirates gained their victory Sept. 16, when he pulle4 a Incident, sportswriter Will against Cincinnati's top two muscle in his rib cage, McDonough, wasn't so close- pitchers- starter Tom Seaver, "He's a money pitcher," mouthed. and reliever Toni Hume, who Tanner said. "If it's a big game, "On behaif 01 myself and my gave up Stargell's game- he'll get It for you." Candelarla scattered five hits attorney, we would like to wlnithl5 shot to might center. t four over seven Innings before his our The : now have j us for ;Re to bother mes in which to take ribs darted I se?i three of the bed-of-five series was just long enough for the matter, but we fed Pirates. and only one will be played at it is only one Small dep and friendly Riverfront 'Stadium. Seaver pitched eight five-hit more should be McDonough said ktup of young innings and, McNamara said, And today's rn Cüic1iU right-hander Frank wantedgo re t t), "But .., we needed the runs . Pastore against veteran rightie howevor the aei jl T01 e, who starting pitcher, not' ape has done the job for us all, whether he would pursue up as n pqw ascIdt year" McNam said furttar legal against *l Tuesday night between On that decision, the Pirates 'Saver and John Candelarla. agreed - Stargell would have ClaybOrft made an spology to "It's definitely not over," Mt his gsene.wlmwr no matter reporters on Sept. 10, and he said Reds' Manager John the pitcher. pron'ilsid to personally apolo. McNamara, trying to downplay "You j expect those kinds On to McDanosagh ns as importance of having lost of things when Willie cornea to time I an e, Parker said. . as first game. But the Pirates By TOM NETSEL Herald Staff Writer "Athletes today are smarter than they were years ago," said Bill Scott, head football T coach a L yman LVI.1.. "$... I kH may harder for them than it was 10 years ago. Scott has been at Lyman since 1970, coming from a couple of years coaching at Apopka. He has been head coach for the past two years but e feels society today has made it more ç.. ftcult for a young person to be an athlete. U cause tonight," lamented Knight, who went 01or-5. Manager McNamara refused to panic, saying he'll stay with his starting line-up when the series continues today at Riverfront Stadium. "They got us here," he noted. "I believe in them. I'm going to stay with them." Pirates Manager Chuck Tanner called the Bucs' victory "typical." "I'd say it was a typical game for us. We had to come from behind and we had to use our - I "We've won a lot of games on the road before, had streaks on Ow road," said Dan Drlessen. "I don't think this (the loss I Time A Mal*or Problem For Today's Kids ? __ _ I "We wanted to take one of two (in Cincinnati), and I'm sure the Pirates were thinking split, too," said an outwardly undismayed Dave Collins. "We h alm ww ir h,fra ..,. .. fralfte# •h wall, but we've been in that position before." . Fregost's bI a men dreug rjlod he !EEURG - The Ovlide has with his players, arm of are suit, aid he. When High fre1'n'sn defeated Frsgoil was made magp, 1 year, * lanai, as frMsi& Leuherg II'S, Tuesday idihi M JØ? I_ scored the If he'd I*. to lás as i.m riJ aid yea, lavad w'."g tivawu with Ins told __ him OWL on a ens. to . Coming oi.s.as 000,I .v*demea kvA of Wm yu.terbsckr' ,skigarding whatI aa1.4 d ?rngul rsi4iied. "liars (brto &swn scored Ovtode's uup when Igm.ffaspI.. 'Jai bayewsaif,' laid to ftMThona fw'bl, recovery rnu, land ,10111111 J 111110113115 y1n and ask* rof88yarde. In a game sparkling with defensive gems, Pittsburgh got one of its runs on a gamble by Collins that misfired. The fleet right fielder charged a line singled by Omar Moreno in the third Inning, it got past him as he slipped on the treacherous wet turf. Moreno legged out a triple, and scored on a sacrifice fly by Tim FoIl. "I tried to get it, but it slipped by me," said Collins, who atoned later with a diving catch in right. Ray Knight, who shared the regular seasois team batting title with Collins, had a chance to chip away at Pittsburgh's 5-2 lead In the bottom of the 11th, - Bill Scott: Some strong Ideas but struck out with the bases loaded. "I certainly didn't help the would be a super lactor." - - Of The Year' .. io,int, A.L. 'Upset Wednesday, Oct. 3, 1979 10A-Evsnlng Herald,Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Oct. 3,1919-11A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 1307009 . • •' a _. S - - 's. .. • .• • d 1 - I i '-' - _- - - - �12A-Evithig Iforald, Sanford, Fl. Hot Wednesday, Oct. 3, 17 A Springs: OURSELVES 'CITIZEN OF Nice Small Town for Tired Hikers r19!t: It'sa friendly little town just a few miles from the Tennessee really enjoyed It." border, but It is more than that Mosthikers who intend to to the weary and hungry hikers along the Appalachian Trail. 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Last year I fell in love with a newspapers, and begged the TV dog again, WW learn to deal wonderful man and agonized wi b itt th broadcasters to mention It, over t he fact that one day he quit looking would learn the truth about my return. (They refused.) She a therapist luteat bosom. even called a service in San Well that day came and DEAR ABBY said Francisco whose business it is never in m yentire life have I should open our doors to the to find lost pets. Nothing has ', boat people," because we all been so embarrassed! But this worked MUSHROOMS 44M CAN Walgreen 2-oz, • - ---------- , Robert R"Witill 630 WitlAnd Ave, Altamonte Sprines-real estate BY CLAIROL i -I." Inc., RoW B. Piumosa Or, CasseIb.rry—truc ki ng Haettn 1100 Notre Dame, Altamonte Jerry Rendil Realty Inc. Jerry 5 SprIngs—sub contractor Ron Tompkins Homes inc II I 1 --- Betchans Escort Service—Albert E. Betchan $141 N. Orange Ave., Orlando-escort ser vice SunstateCompl.t, Bldg. Serv. iiler Trucking Miller (pros) 450 IVORY I'I Limit 2 ttwu Oct 5 lVt Without America Sod' Kenneth L. Dob. Moir, 450 E. Williamson Rd, L 4ICENSES NICE'N EASY Limit 2 tttrOct.S lflt Without coupon $2.47 .44 N.raid Photo by Tom Nstsil cheese to the proper texture to No a non-me Slays, the Scotch, the Russians, use as Icing. a ca• Cr,. obert Curtis recesses for a lunch of fresh fruits. the Spanish, the Swiss? Readers? dog,Abby,lt was aShihtzu, and _._ Selason to Umson Fin most ..J y I i ear because I love the person whose problem It is, I am asking for your help. . This lovely lady has met with a terrible tragedy. She lost her dog. It wasn't just an ordinary a_ci.i'ii.i: . 4Pak 3%t ot. be MR. 200 _______ DEAR ABBY: This problem is mine only indirectly but III ---------------------------------------------------- , _ I ____________________ _ •.- IhIhhh1.I(.1h1I.]._:vr1;la1:t.1'Jz.1: Conn., who has walked the trafl P UmItftwu Oct. 5, Withoulcoupon2i49c : 9 one fellow est a T-bone sted, several times, said reaching cheeseburger with french fries, Hot Springs is a mental victory. 'I Limit I.Off.rgood only With purchu.of IOOtabt.ts. thruM.y 30. tUb I A 25c si:.bors i.I.ct.d group 6 110. Suptr economr 1 0 1 my Saw , -- BOX OF 300 Q-TipswAss bun& of youing ptiople.11 Iff Oy P101111111DO113111, 111111110 t0rPaul Boday,23, of Mwy*ow merly operaW a restaurants ter, MR,hiked 26 miles In one said hikers have nevw cowlild day to mch Hot Springs. any protil= and "have left a "I just pulled a X-miter and and plenty ofIt,"he said. "Ihad \ ..- - llOpoInt'n shoot pock.s camera with built-in ioxtendsid-range flash. 69c/ ' POPULAR BRAND CANDY BARS I I ,."Hot Springs Is a really good food" and "heading all the way I Irr egu i4nforhikers,"Geuneruld. but don't tell my feet." I LI mit 4 thru Oct. 6I79 I "Souietowns don't have such a "You can tell that they are W COUPOn U g5od reputation for hikers, tired when they get here but i W"Mr'A.. "Ime poeple are put off by they rest up a few days and . dJest1iatsresmefly orpeopte moveon,"uldpostalempLoyee : C.G.Schaffer. "They are a nice fook difivaWl . VIVITAR TOO CAMIRA iini Jii I 1.69 i- rwp- peeled and mashed orb one 0mat0 Losing Dog rage For ove potatoes to be healthy. For teacher kids bring me ap lea" Limit 2 nwu Oct 1l7 Without VOfl $2O ! e`c K 1*79 1 19•IIOfl : Bottle 100 beaten eggs 1½ tsp. salt I tsp. pepper 2 tablespoons melted butter 24 tablespoons chopped onion 2 large tc*nstoes, sliced He says he feels much there are advantages to being a healthier now and realizes one teacher and a vegetarian. "One does not have to eat meat and nice thing about being a I REFUND 0. CANNON TOWELS : .\ IRYERIS ICE CREAM '' Limit 2 tPru Oct 1t7 . 4 4:Ktill SpEcmonw 2/$1 Bo of 2; C lb the dough. Dough m "KIVION CME FOR LOW 01111111C PRICIS I minutes. Meanwhile, work on Imagination is the limit.) Cook at 450 degrees for 20-25 mins. 4 CaTO ' SANFONS - CRAYONS CASSEROLE r . -. lot of money here" .. .... CRAYOLA I come out of Georgia," said Bob Change coins for paper money Gessner, manager of a hostel before leaving town. hikers. ,.. I-M :"Hot Springs is the first real ticular about the weight they town that you get to when you we carrying that they ex- Jmep eating and eating and In Hot Springs." In the guest register In the eating the day." post office hikers have written .One restaurant in town even „$;serves vegetarian dinners for comments such as "nice town,” ... . Homer (left) by the.."' newly installed "ImIst president Bob Ho, 69 1J: '_ "They never complain about which caters to hikers "Most the price of anything," he said. folks stay one or two nights. They come In on an afternoon "I don't thlnkou'11 ever find a plaque was presented to . 1 onion EGGPLANT-TOMATO I 2 -½ cu whole wheat flour make the pizza and cook it. If it I cup warm water Parsley east sits too long on the pan it will 1 tablespoons bakers been processed. Thyme BY being aware of his body soak up the oil, become gooey I tablespoon oil With all the processing, Curtis says he knows what he Dill Weed and stick to the pan. 1 tsp honey .'I,i. coloring and preservatives, I needs. "If I feel out of balance Tarragon JOHNNY APPLESEED ts p: wondered what these things I'll see what vitamins or Minced Garlic SUNDAE .. were doing to my body," he minerals I might be lacking." 14 tsp. oregano Salt Combine all ingredients . icup applesauce ½ said. ½ cup breadcrumbs 44 c dry white wine (op. except flour and let stand five 1 cup vanilla yogurt If others are Interested Living with some friends at giving 2 ox. grated cheddar cheese tlonal) minutes. Then add flour and 2 tablespoons toasted wheat meat he feels the the time who were vegetarians, cup grated Parmesan knead till smooth. Cut the onion Into ge rm o d dolt only If it right sh ul feels curtIs decided to gi ve it a try. cheese pis. Slice the carrots and cinnamon and honey and to "go about it slowly "If a Oil a large pia pan and iuis,gi rlfriend also Liked the Idea per paprika celery. Put the first five Put half the applesauce in a so n has been a meat and spread the dough. Then spread aflu both helped each other Peel and slice eggplant. Put ingredients into a large pot bowl or suitable sundae-type potatoes person and he gives and a little oil on top of dough. Put give up meat. slices in pan with the salt and simmer gently for 3 hours. Add dish. Put the yogurt on top, then up a at ll once he wi ll "et sick March of '77 was the last one inch of boiling water. Cover herbs and salt according to the sauce on next and P rest of the applesauce. Top fff Curtis said The with the to i (s) of our the time I ate m tightly; cook 10 minutes and taste, then add tomato (paste) choice onions, green c, etc. with wheat germ, a sprinkle of that (get and the body needs was in a restaurant drain. Mash eggplant then mix and let it heat all through. tJ cinnamon and honey. and some that meat he believes mushrooms, olives, garli hamburger he had left in eggs, butter, onion, oregano, in his WHOLE WHEATPIZZA To the pizza with cheese .. APPLESAUCE-GINGER fridge was finally thrown out. By gradually reducing the pepper and breadcrurnbs.- But. San": mozzarella, romano, par- BREADORCAKE Curtis teaches at Semin ole meat in one's diet, the body can ter a shallow 1½ quart bakIng J_! 1 cup applesauce 61 m t cheese should Community College In the adjust, and in addition to being dish. Cover bottom with half of 34 cup honey ESOL(English for Speakers of healthier, Curtis feels it could tomato slices. Mix cheem and can sauceeach of tomato paste & be grated and use at least eight 1-3rd cup oil or melted butter ounces but more if you prefer. Other languages) program and help with food shortages. The sprinkle on top. Add a sprinkle Combine above ingredients In 2 tablespoons oil (I fikethis recipe because it can s been there since April. amount of wheat and grain used of paprika and bake at 375 1 tablespoons each of basil, be changed to suit your taste& a large bowl. Fresh vegetables, fruit and to feed cattle could be used to degrees for about 45 minutes. 1½ -1 4 cups whole wheat or egano &rs1ey Play around with different herb nuts make up Curtis' diet now, feed people. "Ittakesmore food LENTII,TOMATOSOUp I clove garlic minced combinations In the sauce flour and he stays away from sugar to feed a cow than it takes to I tsp. baking soda 2-3rds cup dried lentils Heat above ingredients in an different toppings, and a and white flour. "I still have feed the person," he said. 4 cups water I cup sunflower seeds Uncovered pan for 30 45 variety of cheeses. Your vices," he confessed. "I eat ice Often eating a lunch of fresh It tsp. each salt, cinnamon, cream. I love Ice cream!" fruit at the college, Curtis said ginger, cloves in the Sanford area. ne - Limit 2 thru Oct. 6, 1979 Without coupon $I . protein, "I eat lots of nuts which I love I eat beans' Afew years ago Robert yogurt, and cheese. Curtis got to thinking about never been favorite occasionally drin k it or cook meat and the additives in especially the meats that had with It. event, for his outstanding c9ntlibution to the youth receive letters from hikers who walk the trail and and an 83-year-old man who By TOM NETSEL Herald Staff Writer selected for the wall across the street from the Springs about three weeks economy. "I can't do anything but give post office are quick to point out later. They usually mall their that there are few towns the heavier clothing home when the hikers a good name," said trail as friendly as Hot Springs. they arrive and appreciate a Plemmons who sat in the "I've made a few friends In free wrapping service provided hardware store to pass the time this town," said Dave Perham, by James and Dot Gentry who of day. They are first class in my book. — 21, of West Paris, Maine, as he operate a hardware store. Gentry said he carries six made fin al adjustments to his gear before getting back on the item solely for the hikers - 35 ........................ __ ,trail. "It's very friendly. I've mm film, Coleman fuel, plum. i 4:I(.1Tl.] :spent a lot of time talking to ber's candles, post cards 1! NITE LITE :people about the history of the (without advertisements) and foot care Items such as BY GE I I: :::Merchants are equally as moleskin. "C "We've had hikers as young :0~npllrnentary on the caliber white 0i(people, mostly in their 209, as a 5-year-old with his mother swift-flowing French Broad River. _ H e Values An Apple For The Teacher' recipient of club's first Citizen of the Year award. Homer was know frequently spend an extra day walked nine miles a day," or two in the town located on the Gent ry said. L' Jack Homer, executive director of the Greater' addition to the friendships stretches 2,023 miles from walk the entire trail begin in formed over the years, Gentry Georgia to Maine early spring at Springer Moun- said the money spent by hikers Veteran hikers who sit on the tam, Ga., and arrive in Hot has an Impact on the town's .w -"ho Cook Of The Week The Optimist Club i Sanford has selected 2 rposes now takes advantage Wednesday, Oct. 3, i,-iB tforald, Sanford, Fl. s i. P1*51ST. EARLY1 PHONE - �A 2 B-EvenIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. - - Le9al Notice Legal Notice _________________ 41-Houses 31-Ape rtmsnts Furnished Legal Notice Apt,, for SenrbrCitizws. Down town, very clean 8. roomy. Sei Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetta Seminole CLASSIFIED DEPT. Immediate possession on this Quality 4 BR, 2 B Brittany style home at 311 FaIrway Rd in beautiful Loch Arbor. To settle estate it is realistically priced at $67,500. About' cash to mort. or refinance up to 90 pct. Call •, .. LR.BR Combination, full kitchen, bath. Adults, no pets. 3233979. 3 BR housi trailer, unfurn. For Rent In Lk, Mary area 3229333 or 333.9377 37-Bus mess highest and best bidder for cash at 12 o'clock noon on Thursday, County, Florida, thence run S. N ORDINANCE NO. 201 performance of an Agreement for degrees 53' E., along the North Line AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Deed for the following described of said Lot 17, a distance of 204.6 OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA, real property: feet, thencerun S. Odegrees 13' 00" TO EXTEND ITS TERRITORIAL Lot IS, Block "F", MOBILE E.adistanceoflts.t7feattoapoInt AND MUNICIPAL LIMITS TO MANOR, Second Section, accordIng on the Northerly Right.of.Way of ANNEX THE HEREINAFTER to the piat thereof as recorded in ShepardRoad,$aidpointbeing3lo, DESCR1BEDLANDSITUATEAND Plat Book 11, Pages 4645, of the feet East of the Southwest Corner of BEING IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, November 5, 1979 at the West door of the Seminole County Courthouse, 1$-HIp Wan Sanford, Florida. Dated : Oct. 3, 1979 ge R. Groese United States Marshal Middle District of Florida — Longwoodarea.$..i — AUTOMOTIVEMACHIP4I$T Nurses Aidis, •xp. vMiint*rv r.MI*I,,i $h ww..w,, Uy report recommending additional elements.and proposed revisions as 'oo W., aIog'the"Nófpj. passing and adopting a non. 4 CITY'S COMPREHENSIVE LAND Road, ly Rlght.OfW.y of Shepard ernergencyordlnante to annex said amendments to the Comprehensive USE PLAN; PROVIDING DIREC. 20.03 feet for a ASSEMBLY POINT property; and TIONS TO THE CITY CLERK; OF BEGINNING, thence Plan of Seminole County (including run MECHANIC WHEREAS, the City Council of comments received regarding the SEVERABILITY; CON FL ICTS N. 0 degr,ei 13' W. a di,. the City of Winter Springs, Florida, AND EFFECTIVE DATE. Plan and prospective amendments) tance of 151.2$ feet to the Point is desirous of annexing and 4 to the Board of County Corn. WHEREAS, Wendell E. Spears Curvature of a curve concave South. redefining the boundaries Of the mIssIoner, of Seminole County, haspetitionedtheCityCouncilof the We$terlyandhavingarai5f3,05 SALES munIcIpality to include the subject Florida. The Board wilt consider City of Winter SprIngs, Florida, to feet, thence run Northwesterly, property pursuant to the authority adoption annex the property described as of the following ordinance: * along thearcof saId curve, 44.43 feet contained in the City Charter of the follows, as owner thereof: AN ORDINANCE AMENDING throughacsntraI,ngl,of$$it,y,,s CItyoO Winter Springs, Florida, and ORDINANCE NO, 77.25, THE EXECUTIVE PARCEL "0": 39' 00" to the Point of Tangency of Florida Statute 171.041, General SEMINOLE COUNTY COM. From the Northwest Corner of Lot said curve, thence run N. N degrees SECRETARY Laws of Florida. PREHENSIVE PLAN PURSUANT 17, SPRING HAMMOCK REPLAT, S2'OO"W.,adistanceofl;.3Sfeetto NOW, THEREFORE the City of TO THE SEMINOLE COUNTY according to the PIat thereof as * the Westerly Rlght.of.Way Line of Winter wings, FlorIda, hereby COMPREHENSIVE PLANNING recorded In Pia Book 1, Page 96 of U. S. Highway 17 8.92 N established ordains: NURSES AIDES ACT OF 1974, CHAPTER 74.413, the Public Records of Seminole In OfficIal Records Book 41, Page SECTION I That the City of SPECIAL ACTS OF FLORIDA, County, Florida, thence run S. N of the Public Records of Winter Springs, Florida, does 1971, AND PURSUANT TO THE * degrees$3' E., along the North Line SemInole County, FlorIda; Mruwlthanddoesherebyann,,Iand LOCAL GOVERNMENT COM. of said Lot 17, a distance Of 2043 COOKS Thence run Southwesterly along redefine the boundary little Of the 'REHENSIVE PLANNING ACT feet, thence FIat S.0 dgrees 13' 00" said Right.of.Way Line being a munIcipality of the City of Winter OF 1373; * SETTING FORTH THE E.adistanceof 1Ni7fes$toa Point curve concaveSoutheasterly having Springs, Florida, by including those AUTHORITY FOR THE AMEND. on the Northerly Rlght.oI.Way of a radius of 359963 OFFICE MANAGER feet, a central curtain contiguous lands lying in MENT OF THE COM. ShepardRoad,saidp,Intbelnga)43 anhIeofId,greesw 11", a chord $emInoleCounty,plo,ida,and,. PR EHEPIS I VE PLAN; feet Eastofthe$ou$hwestCornsg'ef bearingolS.nd.gree$34'flJ",, partkularly desalbsd as follows: PROVIDING FOR THE PUR. Lot 1$ of said SPRING HAMMOCK for an arc distanc, ci $1.34 fist; HOSTESS Lot SD, of Gills, Ovsrstrset and POSES AND INTENT FOR THE REPLAY, Thencerun S. Udegrees thsmcerunN.$4degree$3pg',1 Drsw'srsvision,n.wb.ingall West AMENDMENT OF SAID PLAN; 30' 00" W.. along the Northerly dstanceof1*41ad,t,,.,, 331.3 flit ci Lot I, lying South ci SETTING FORTH AMENDMENTS GAL FRIDAY Right.of.way ci Shepard Road, 30.03 N digress 13' 10" 1., a dIstance of Atlantic Coast LIne Railroad rIght. TO THE ELEMENTS OF THE Fe.tforaPOl$TOF BEGINNING: 115.10 feet fothe South Linsof said olway. Block 0, of D.R. Mitchell's COMPREHENSIVE PLAN, * Thence contInue S. $4 digress Lot511$; thence run N. $4 digress 30' survey of the Levy Grant, accordIng AMENDING THF DEVELOP. 30'oO" W., along said Northerly WAREHOUSE 5,, along said South L.ini of Lot to the plat thereof as recorded in MENT FRAMEWORK PORTION Right.of.Way line, a distance of 1$, a distance of 10.00 teat to the Flat Book I, PageS, Public Records OF THE COMPREHENSIVE BY . * 2OS.Qlfeet to the Westerly Rlght.ol.. Pi.'* of $egInnins. of Seminole County, Florida. AMENDING BY REFERENCE WayLin.ofu.S.Highwayl7&51as $lCTIONlI-ThattheCitycquIl DRIVERS SECTION Il Thai the City THREE (3) SEPARATE establlshedlnOfficialR,c.rdsiook of the City of winter Springs his CouncilofthiCltyofwlnterSprings DOCUMENTS ENTITLED * 4l,Pagel010fthepvbllcRecordeot determined that a zoning has determIned that a Zoning "NATURAL RESOURCES AND SemInole County, Florida; thence classifIcation of C.2 would be ctaslif ice? GENERALOFFICE of RU would be CONSERVATION". "ECONOMICS. run Northeaslerlyalongsaid Right.. compatible with the surrounding 08mpatibiiion with the surrounding HOUSING AND GENERAL LAND * of.Way Line being a curv, concave property within the City, and with property within tlte City, and with USE" AND "SERVICES AND Southeasterly having a radius of the passage of this Ordinance, the the passage of this Ordinance, the FACILITIES": AMENDING THE ROUTE SALES 1599.63 feet, cant raf anile of 01 City Council dies hereby amend City Council does hereby amend the SHORT.RANGE DEVELOPMENT * degrees 3334", a chord beRIng of OftkletZonlngNapci the msmkipst OffIcial ZoningMapel the municIpal PLAN WHICH CONSISTS OF THE BOOKKEEPER olN.2Idegresill'W'E.,loranarc Umilseithe ltyilWinter $r10,s, limitsoftheCityof Winter Springs, COMPOSITE PLAN, THE UNIN. dlstanceof135.Nfaef;tM,ce,'u$, Florida, and the City's Corn. Florida, and the City's Corn. CORPORATED * liliAN ARIA 06 degries 30 55" 1., a distance of pensive jpj %$ prshsnstyeLani UsiPlan to include PLANS AND TELLER THE UNIN. 11O.44flot;thenc.run5.o0dsy the sijsct property wititin the the subject property within the CORPONATED RURAL ARIA 13' 00"E., a distanceof 115.00 lest ti ab dusa' * designated bun, above described designated zoning PLANS, Till GENERAL MAPS His PoliW of Beginning, c1ftifkai. c$asslflcatlon. ANDPIANNINOAREAMAP$ PARCEL "I" SECTION Ill-That upon passage SECTION III SIT MA EMPLOYMENT That upon FORTH THEREIN; AMINDING From the Northwest Corner of Let and adoption Of this ordinance, Me postage and adopiIon of this or. THE I STE RGOVlR 5441NTAL 17, SPRING HAMMOCK RIPLAT 'CItyCIerkIslil(ebyglr.ct.dfofIlea dlnnce, the City Clerk Is hereby COORDINATION STATIMINY 12 Fiend A•fØ• according to the Piat thereof is certNiedcopyatNIfoVefflaI,C*wlffi directed to file a certified cpy of WHICH SETS FORTH THE AD. recorded in Flat look?, Page NW IheClerk If liii Circuit Court k Nid thiserdinance with the Clerk of the MINIITRATIVE POLICtl$, the Public Records of Seminole for$emktofecty,plerId.,j 3235176 Circuit Court In and fir leminele DEV11OPMIN FRAMEWORK County, Florida, thence run S. N file a csrtllied copy with the County, Florida, and to tile, cur. POLICIES, AND 'THE 4 degrees 13' 1., along the Sent Line Depanimeul of 54sf. of the Stat, of titled copy with the Deportment of RELATIONSHIP OF CITY AND ________________ of said Lot 17, a dislanci ot 11ti Piort,... Pete of FlorIda. COUNTY PLANS BY AMISDINO fist, thence run 5.I digr44s 13' 10 gpgsu SECTION lV-lf any section or SECTION IV -ii section or BY REFERENCE E. a distance of 155.55 fosS ts• THE PrfU* woriars en kept partioRof.,ed4ua,,ub5iof. DOCUMENT ENTITLED "IN. lOS,, point on fbi Nililtilly ISNW. fb urdlnange proves lobe inv&Id IbM ordinance proves to be ilWalld, TEROOVIRNMINTAL COOI Way of Stipend Raid, said NW unlawful or uncenstlfutlenei, It ssii unlawful or unconstlMisuul, It Ihall prScsesMs fIcilhty. h$haIi.led DINATION STATEMENT OF THI being 314.2 los' last of th. $euth. not be field hi In,sUdete or Im$r net be held ipplicants should aply in to Invalidate or ImNir BOARD OF COUNTY COM. west Corner of i4, 1$ ormon only he Plusbr.eso said. his validity, fsraiie ilIec, ot any lbs validity, force or effect of any' MIS$lQtlEi$", PROVIDING FOR P'ms Inc.. SPRING HAMMOCK REPLAY, other section or portion of a section ciher section or portion of a section A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE: AND Ayo $wifovd. 101. or slmoectisn or pert of this or. or subsection or port of this or. P*OVIDINGFORANIPFICTIVI. along the Northerly ilght4S.WIy of dIstance. DATL Ihipard Read, *53 tesS fir a SECTION V-ThaI all ordMaucss SECTION V ThaI alt Ordinances AVON BY THE OlD1 0 THE POINT OF UGINNING, Thence or parts ii ordinances In conflict or ports of ordinances In conflict. FIGHT INFLATION___ BOARD OF COUNTY CON. run 5. 0 dogrem 13' 0" W. a. kerowII*prhuj, byru'ig horowNoemb.rsbyrep,IW, ISNAVie. IWSISOV,WIVIIIIIS MIS$IONIRS, dlstanel 111.$hat.th, Point of $ICTIN VS-This ordinance SECTION VI d Title ordInance cousiy FLORIDA. Curvature of a curve concave South. shall tabq effect lmin*atety upon shill take effect bnmMtalef p upon. • Ckilrman Sob French • 1041.4117 or 644)175 *es*lyandhiylegs,adlusof *11 jj puu.se i' 111a. Ifs finsi gnu,i d adeptisu. Beard of County lea,, mince run NIr**etirlp,' p*suo ane ADOPTED this 'd PUID AND ADOPTID INS d 0*UISIIsnSTI......... ilon,tflearccisawv1d,g5 'leNS. 'Ianws Shop ' divot Offibst, 197, day ii Oclabe,. 1979. semInole County, Fluids ____ taking eppllrsjlasg * munape at ia*otp m pm,. FIRST READING Avput 21, 197 Pobibe: hpNIabar24.pajQ$j, 35' 55" tithe Point of Tarupnzy mushrsje mi SECOND READING Iiptemkar 4, $ICOWO READING $sptambar d, 3 1999 spilcurve, pm. . So pm ossiu 1*1441.4 'itwecerus WPPC*S N. IS leirsls 13'00" __ __ 5v City ii Winlu $pe CITY OP WINTER SPRINGS, adi ,• •t'. Iffl.$fosS PS the FLORIDA esNrtyrnsbfof.y$NOU.$. VTrVS.P1I5M " - - . . ____ ' • ___ preferred. REALTORS CHOIR DIRECTOR Sanford 2 BR, 2 bath, all appl., w.w carpet, pool. Close to every thing. $34,500. 327.0323. being a self starter and an in. terested Investlgetor. Also you must have common sins, in handling problems, not easily frustrated, alsoa desire to learn and to lead. I went you to be aggressive toward life and personal achievement, not content, and to reestablIsh goals dilly, finally above all never quitlng even though defeated. • • . • ________________ • " ' • RR,(1) 1 BR, 2 carports. Only $42,500. Silgler Realty BROKER. 321.0440. 337.)377, SALE. 2 Bdrm, cii wsc porch & carport. Quiet neighborhood, fully landscaped citrus tress, 2411 Orange Ave. $24,900. owners will finance at 9½ pCI. Cell Oceta 904139.4151 aft 6 p.m. ____________________ 24-BlJSiflS$$ OpgiortwWtjes . . • • ., . • • 1.113.971.963, __________________________ • $.-$Iv To Share ____________________________ 3 ER, 1½ S split plan, fenced yt, sc patio, cony., workshop or Working lady or coll.goshjdsntfo office in rear. All for $31,900. stare my time. Call before ll.)Oa.m.orafflp,m.$4,.1VI. 3 ER, 1½ 5, 2 story townhouse. __________ Mod. kIt. Inc. all appl. 1110 sq It, — *., • Low down UlLDe*. 3224a7 Sanford Gracious living. Reas. WwkIyl. monthly rates. Inquire * 1. 0* Slot loin the fastest growing ReeIEstafeOftIc.i,ftown? Findoutitwecan make you a better dial. Clean, turn, rOOM. $lparateb.fti & entrance. Air. heat. Clusi to restaurants. Cable TV hOOk.up. 332.311& — . 3017972 Ivuffin. Hereto, P.O. Soc 1457, Sanford. Fl 32171. ____ RNmformtktpejys wi*,,&k9cht 3. vNe,us.*3.,g. USWUnsJIId REALTY 24J1 . 3229213 Seavtifl 3 Si, 7S both ______________________ ___________________ Timdtlusilfl$IA*wNoSW pusi B hauls COWl FHA.V* FHA230& privileges inciviot 5310 ml., •9 & damage reguped. M. Unsworlh Realty 'UNme.Roulw.epsha tobey.ouor30$.7. ______ ________________ 'SR henc.l,Ak&N.st' RIALTOR lire .353111; _______________ __________________ • Lake Ads. Just Si. ii AIrport Cmstitisn. **in only $45.1) Jelled? ___ Cell us hsday for ilL 1 t . ____ Springs I Central HAC, W.W Cpt., Fenced Yard In quiet residential anal BPP WAR. • TNl$ LOVELY . , ot JIulu. 3 sy ssiwi.ae flo with cherai end hr S SRI. I befits. We isvNe ___ _____ 1. lvbeems ahO cww Concave ,I1I* I. Ca.... ----- - . . ___ '.:':.;.co:Y' B Many Ixtreal IPP.WAI. - 4' , I __ MU USD1 •. •.•.. . .,. •• '..u'::• $445. ____ rrJu .. . . 1! . . -•-. S .. -- . , , . -.. ,,_,...-_. •.. •. .•.•,• t.• . . .-. .- . • .• —.-.-.. I Pur tr ..e........ei.. ... 63 Olds 4 dr., runs great, flOW insPect ion ....... $345 AIIAwnrA nr T, ' -. "" ____________________________________________ C SI 1111 K I k Land Clearing Jr Conditioning ______________________________ ______________________ R & J Land Clearing, Sanford, Fl Air Conditioning, Heating, EIectri. t Loader & Dragline work cal, Plumbing Service & Repair. Free Es?. 323 7809 Call Larry for Free Est. 671 6294, I ____________________________ I.ic., Bonded 8. Ins. Central Heat 8 Air Cond. Free Est. Call Carl Harrisat SEARS. Sanford 122.1771 I Lawn&Garden American Sod 834 2200 BAHIASODS)o(400sq,tI I Free Del. on 4100 sq. ft or more __________________________________ _'. Beauty Care --• TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON ________________________ - Carpentry 62"4,wn.Gai'dn -- Law?) ServiCe formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook 519E, lstSt.,'322-5747 Cheap cutting. Up to I acre. If too thick for your mower. call 323 8871 or 323 1101 till Fri. Oct. 5th, ___________________________ - - Room Additions NAMED VARIETIES . remodeling Light Hauling general home repairs. no lob too snnall Call 323.euS nvtim. Blooming African Violets z4Ql*lrportBlvd. ___________ Cini.nt Office Cleaning ____________________ LICENSED 569.9435 - _____________ Appliances& Misc. (LOCAL) 319 5371 ___________________________ _______________________ Tyson Cement DrIves, patlos,walk,& etc - ABC Concrete. Patios, driveways & add ens. Quality work, no job Custom Office Cleaning, corn merical, new const. Licensed, bOnded I Quality ser vice everytime. Ph. 323 0541 or 665-5954. too small. 195.4914. _______________________ 46—Herses Sold orig. $109.33 used short __________________ ' FILL DIRT&TOPSOIL YELLOW SAND Call Cark I Hirt 323.7350 _______________________ 'Cs,'''T11s - -- ____________ Englishsaddle,Isln.Cortina.plus fittings. Extras Good condItIon. 1130. 322.7415. MEINTZER TILE Of IHSatIflg New or repair, leaky showers our specialty, 25 yrs. Exp. 169.1563 _______________________ _____________________ _______________________ time. Bal. $119.14 or $19.35 mc. essmakIng 65-Pets-Supplies _____________________________ _____________________________ Agent 339.5)54. ___________________________ —__. Refrepo. AMANA, 17 cu ft. side. by.slde. Sold orlg. $499 pay bal. Alternations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 322 0707 AKC Doberman pup, female Sk I. tan, $125 $211 or $22.10 mo. Agent 329.5306. Beat the winter rush have After 5-3236414 youroilheater cleaned now..323 5954. . ______________________ - - Painting 6$ ted to Buy • Al B PAINTING ResidentIal & Commercial - I HAMMOCK I ESTATES I Dollar paid for good used furniture, appliances I plum. nafIxturn.JenkinsFurniture, 303 E. 25th St. 33303e1. i I Follow auct on signs. .' , ______ ______________ etc. Wayne Real, 3211321 Sqt. Peppers Painting Service. Cutorn Painting & detail trim.' Free Es?. 323 170i. ---- Kids gone, but the swing set in the back yard Isn't? Sell it with a want ad. Call 32236)). ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED I I ________________________ I II _________________________________ . 7I-Aj*ijes____ ANTIQUEIARIENCHAIR EXCELLENT CONDITION 333)563 . ______________ •. Quality workmanship. No lob too small or big. Interior or exterior, Pressure cleaning. 322007), HeflIIInIIWImSntS __________________________ OnepieceorMuseful BridvesAntiques 323.2501 WE SUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCEL Sanford Fur _____________________________ nitiwe Salvage. 3234731. 775.4)37 - , PAINTiNG, CARPENTRY FreeEst. to 11/2 miles and bear left to Pine Way shady Inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air coed. cages. 322.S752. lMan,qualityoperation Jessup aft ___________________________________ Dog & Cat boarding, bathing, ____________________________ clipping, flea control. Pet supplies, dog houses, insulated, Palnttng & Rspeir AsltlquesIModernpurnjure TOP PV'ICesPaid Uwdenyconditlin.444.126 • to property. I Larry's Mart, 315 Sanford Ave Buy & Sell, the I lit In us furniture, Refrig., stoves, tools, Top 0 IJ 322 8752 ANIMAL HAVEN Cash 322.4132 ____________ 323042after5:30 -_ PhotapIc INSULATION - Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, fiberglas 1. ________________________ Cellulose. Lowest prices. Call 3310139 or 904.734.4705 Collect.' Weiboldts Camera Shop pa5$pofl photos & fast repair service. 337-6)01. SaIe _____________ ______________________________ Remodeling-carpentry, painting, fltMCflbl. 00ncrete. All work professionally done. Free ______________________ esllmltes. Call 3372914. R&R Pressure I Steam Cleaning, Painting. Roof, homes, mobile ,, homes, ,sc, Mobilehome special 13*10. $22.50. Realonatil, rates. all work uuar. 323.7153. Home repairs & appliances toflie. 10 Yli. ix. PrsssureClsaning - - I . I , . _ T•rms: .$1,50000 down • Bol. 30 days • Terms. Available Inspection: Sept. 29•30, Oct. 3•4.5 126 p.m Information or Color Irochur. . __ , ' ',' (305) 862-3363 ____ _ ______ - - __ 73-. • ' on on _ I -' "' '.' 1.4 " 1: '" .. - Estate CimmevciaI 1 ResI. .desttial Auctions & Appraisals. Call Dell's Auctleu, )73.1g, I _________ pS.-.as.tI,,I _____ I WIge1PJWe _____ j - , J - Vinyl Rspelr rates. $695342. Handy Paul, has truck will travel. Wanteto snake small Musihoi repairs' Carpentry, Painting & misc. Call Paulil en. 3*413%. VinylrepalrlrecoIo,ing Saveupto$Opctof ml, extra cloeg, many extras. 47.11 Alt. em. 331 _________________ __________________________________ I Rainonor Shin. = • Auctlon'Under_Tsnt'.On_ProPrtyj = — - I*imiNspej,s _____________________________ ____________ _____________ OIL I _ __ I .:, -f'. •' - Tomorrow R.aity & Auction Company P.O. lox 132$ . Ionw..d, Pie. $2710 Glenn A. Bkckmor, • lrok.r = I, I - Thomas Organs, Pianos, Guitars, amplifiers, drumsetc. Bob Balls DIscount Music Center. 2202 French Ave. 322.2253. ______________________________ - Sanford Ave. . Turn right. Go Turn left and go 1 mIle AuItIple ListlAg Service PL0SI1IAI3Y -- TheGre,nhouse 322.9141 Evesafter6lweekends FURNITURES THINGS Buy & Sell NewlUsed Furniture SOOS.SanfordAve. 323.4393 Sanford, Fla. • Take Hwy. 17.92 to Airport Blvd. • Go East 1 mile ' 1999 01N4 •.•.•, Beds. DbI motel box springs & mattresses, $30 set. Sanford Auction 1213 5. French, 33)7340. cxc. 6$ Mercury Montego 6 cyl., riiimtrii Boat Ramp • 8 '/2 Acre Park ANYTIME ALL -. AFRICAN VIOLETS Lush Meadows • Paved Road Frontage • Private Roads • Lake 3222420 L 59-Musical Merchandise SINGER FUTIJRA 197$ model slightly used sold for $509, pay balance of $173 oi9 payments of $21.53. Call credit manager 323. 26 Parcels. 130 Acres . Zoned A•1 • 5 Acres Each • Wooded Tracts and Leader 1l1luswsy,ajnSo1in& PRiced rear yd wInos. This hOrnhNmwcmpp,1. aN Mw. iaLosi. ROBSON MARINE 2921Hwy.J7.fl Sanford, Fla. 32771 ___________________________ Likenewfullsizesleeçier. Made by Jamison, $145. Sanford Fur. nifure Salvage, 17.92 So. of Sanford. 337172), _______________________ SATURDAY OCTOBER 6-1 1:00 A.M. EAt. ESTATE ASSOCIATES lOIN SANFORD'S SALES .1ADSRI WI LIST & SELL I1HOMES THAN ANYONE I lN THE ONE THAT'S NO ii . - '': PALM ' RANTED. Just 534.1St -- STIMpfl A$INCy ____ Individual Wants To PurchaseMortgages 3393800 1$ C 1 I ASSOCIATES NEEDED ____ __ , I I carpet, desirable nhL$lsk$fltoad 323 2222 -. nit ure Salvage, 1792 A FANTASTIC) Ii, 1½ bathii.ome en_Iqvofy loll CiliA, w.w Si - AflhiqUeIRfoJItelpc, S3500rbestoffer. 3220443, eve 323.5433. ____________________________ - loaded, - Soy ten $43901 • - - BEAUTIFUL) SR,Zbathhoineln Raveena Park I New carps', oat. in kIt., Dl, L. Li, util. rm. en nice loll 1FF WARRANTED. A l IrIctiff Ice 47.ktgag Beught &SOId 72 Olds 98 PB, AM.FM, tape, CL air. Ph. 323.3651 or 32) 0850. -BORts & Mories 52—Appliances - cond................$1093 Must SeIi-197$ Ford Van. 351 V 8. uses reg. gas, Customized, PS, ________________________ 1S'Dingo Catamaran fiberglas sail boat w-galvanhzed Highlander trailer, $893. 3237149. sliding glass door, S'x6'6". ________________________ Camp, wglass, frame I track. __________________ Several misc Items, pun golf -_ carts, some torn. 3224737. Washer repo GE deluxe model ________________________ ______________________ 1973 Jeep Wagoneer, air, power, new tires. Good running cond. $1995 $317576 Hwy421,Lk.Mary,rurnmag,saie Saturday Oct. 6,9a.m..4 p.m. 51—Household Goods t*uwJc . 72 Cadillac 4 dr. Excel. cond................$1295 '73 Chevy Impala, V.5. 5700 or bert offer sold as Is;'?? Ford2clr. Galaxie V.5. $100 or best offer sold as is; 322.5575. Can be seen at 215 5. Park. "v Carlo Reas. 678 0384 ___________________________ ____________ Nativity Catholic Church, AOC.11Iar rsauaarsirr Industrial Blvd. off Silver Star Rd. behind Color Wheel Paint 4 blks. west of 441. 295 _____________________________ 2571. Open daily 9.4, Sun. 124. _____________________________ We buy your equity, close In 24 hrs, AWARD REALTY, REALTOR 3332500 . 1) lime TLc. iIs,a ATTEST: flNsalss çavntv, PSelde: Thace 'vu $S* - 3210440 .', ______ j 337.1377 on Oak shaded If in Winter 5 ___ 9*1). ___ OIfIëlot Iasai'* eS I. Pose dli . ______________________________ Il REDUCEDI I SE, 1½ lath Home ' ' II 'II.lIII• 111III' Yi . sisipu me. + s* 500ility. No pee. Adouls only. 1553_s. S .rn. acreage. Buyer waiting for right deal. Schuren Realty Realtor. VAB FHA Finaneing LAKE FRONT, 12*40, CENTRAL AIR, EXCELLENT CON DI. lION ON DOUBLE LOT NEAR SILVER SPRINGS. $11,900 TERM5I Seigler Realty, BROKER, 2439 S. Myrtle Ave., 'CARPE$Tfl$ SPECIAL 211 P IEALTORSW PARK on leViS commeo5Iof let. $17, ________________ 05t5511 area- 3 BR house & REALTORS si ill *p... I utilitIes 35)1111 . 1311347. AU)usneedbknow iiiFsIà. otoer is,oiy time in "mey" 5l. 17.51 Call *1175 Mariner's VNhags. ____________________ Losing your home&credlt? I wilt catch up back payments & b. equity. 332.0214, STENSTROM Sanford's Sales We are offering their $10,000 In. ventory of new furniture, ding,& GE appliances & TVsat DISTR ESS PRICESI I Public & Dealers Invitedl SALE IN PROGRESS TODAY at: Or. landoWholesaleFurnitureDist, • See eur'beautiful new BROADMORE, front & rear Ii's. OREGORYMOBILEHOMES 30030r$andoDr. ____________ Sanford. 322 5721. I I WINTER PARK FURNITURE CO. HAS CLOSEDTIIEIR _____ __________________________ a HAVE EQUIEZmYIS? Then Yin IbNIId this grocps 1 h1411*. Pool. Homss ______________________ w.. 1)1101. __________________ 0105. ____________________ _______________________ COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE 2 BR, I buM home on 2½ .a'eal Lg. Li, OR, oat.in kit,, porch, born, pond & Add. acreoge avail.t Yours for 535.1101 IIM.TOR$ _____ 2711*snlordAve. OUT OF BUSINESS SALE It 47—ReaI Estate Wanted ____ — JUST THINK, IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK, THERE WOULDN'T BE ANYII pjT Ph. 322 ItS? Monti 73 Dodge Adventurer, Club Cab PU air PS ......$1795 . -- '6$CHEVCHEVELLE Good used TV's, $251 U) Chevy One" Oct. 58. 6. 1 block East of Sanford Ave. on 20th St.. San. ford. Bedroom suite, oak dresser, 2 mirrors, 1g. door chest, full or queen head board, $400 comp. Free Delivery' Sanford Fur. _________________________________ For rent Sanford 25th St. Store building, 40*4, will remodel for qualified tenant. U46459 or 647. substantial dwn. 322.2217. _____________________________ REALTY 321070 73 loaded as Is ..........$995 323 2173 WANTED; Garage Sale: "The Really Big WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY, SELL, TRADE 31l.315E.FlrstSt. 322.5622 __________________________ ARMY.NA%'Y SURPLUS 3)0 Sanford Ave. 322.3791 Sale I9l7Maverick 2 Dr (2x91T 18533?) 13.000 54 -Garage Sales Brand new Dining Room suite by Trogdon. Table, 6 chaIrs, leaf & china. White contemporary, $550 comp. Sanford Furniture Salvage. 17.92 So. of Sanford. 322172) Campp.nts&jkets$999 __________________________ oavm.Ma RANTED. Just 54,7* Room In private home. All home, yards pool prIvileges. pp. man, woman or 46—Commercial Autos for -----.------_--. - Batteries New& Used Reel's Body Shop llO9SanfordAve, 197$ Singer Futura Fully auto, repossessed, used very short lime. Original $593, bat. $151 or $31 me. Agent 339.$3. FURNITURE.BEDDING EASY TERMS with store finan. cingl NooneinOrlando.Sanford area refused credit it you will pay '/. downt Let us help OU establish local credit. We deliver in Sanford. WHIOHAMFURNITURECO 2309 So. Orange Blosson Trail, Orlando, FlorIda.,s43.4, KAR SALES KIDDY West 1st St. Sanford, 323.5559 RadioStereo ___________________________ - - Aft. Hrs. 337.7613,327.4569 ______________________________ ______________________ BY OWNER-3 BR home in goodl cond. $28,000. Will hold w -' ________ ---- - Ift long, $175 Seeat 306 Palmetto Ave. paymentsof$1lpermonth.Call 562.5391 day or night, Er' DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy 97, I mile west of Speedway. Daytona Beact. will hold a pUblic AUTO AUCTION tvery Tuesday & Saturday at 730. it's j the only one in Florida You set the reserved price Call 904 755 83)1 for further details Camper Shell for Sale turntable, diamond needle, $ track. Sold new $450, balance M for Sale BATEMAN REALTY Meg. Real Estate Broker Sanford 3310510, Orlando 327.1577 New 235 Homes, 4 pct. inters$t to qualified buyer. $31,000 to 144,000. avail. •• .' man aNN. u.n. Casseiberry, FI. 534.1300 Eve. $623631 _____ ailBart 2610 Sanford Ave. has ,,. ti')I ,.. •.fr -------------- Will buy 151 1. 2nd mortgages, We also make Real Estate & Business loans. Florida Mor tgage Investment, 1350 S. Orange Ave., Suite 201, Winter Park. 6416432. ____________________________ ____________ ____ _______ MobIle homes with lots financing available $11,900 tO 134.500. REALTY controls, - ___________________ I I - STEREO Must sell Zenith walnut stereo. AMFM stereo radio, 4 speed & Soki ACM EAGE close in 55.000 an acre. Terms. BROKER 2439 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford Brand new Lk. front 2 BR, 2 B, w.w carpet, full appliances, tile roof, Sc. patio, cement block const., city sewer & water, paved street, 6750639. $21,995. H. Ernest MORI5 s'. leg. hAt Irsher IRSI'kI$ng pool, C.N&A. Won'? last long at 531*. Financing _________ . • formal dining, blautifully .qpt kit Inc. bullt.kt Microwave. Near schools & recreation. $44,100. SEIGLER button 2619 Orlando Or. _____________________________ REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 322749$ 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, 2 CAR GARAGE, SCREENED PORCH, ABOVE GROUND POOL, LARGE OAKS ON COUNTIY LOT. $51,000. VA-F HA.235. Con. HOITIIS Low Down Payment Cash for your loti Will build on your lot 0? OUt lot, V Enterprise, Inc. Medel Inc., Realtor 64430)3 Price riduCed 11,000. 3 BR, 2 S home, custom made pool, green Must workshop. l700sqfi living + 17x24 sc pub, SEQ. Many extras, must sill, well under priced at $12,900. Terms available. — C $31,300. DELTONA CUSTOM DESIGNED HOME 3 BR 2 B, C H&A w.w carpet, 47 A -Moiiage sewer & paved street. $4,500. 3 BEDROOM, 1½ BATH, GARAGE, CENTRAL AIR. horses. Idoel country living. - Bldg. lot for duplex or single $32,300. 4 11, 2 B, 1g. fenced bk 'l3Por?ac.jDr PS tOwner ____S895 327 07)) i' CI.e. 'i tn p U -• New Camper Top, Low Mi. 52500 377 1624 MILLERS O'*Pb,hl*,..., the WOODY ALLEN look!" if you aren't using your pool taule, take a cue. and sell it with a Herald classified ad. Call 322. 261). 3 BEDROOM EAT.IN KITCHEN, CENTRAL AIR, CARPORT. - our luck. Instead of wearing the 'Annie Hall' look, SHE has to wear family home, w.clty water, 1½ Bath, convenient location, good neighborhood, $43,000. OSTEEN LAKE FRONT 3 BR home on 3 wooded acres. Perfect for ESTATE HS grad w light off Ice skills would like chance. Light bookkeeping, typing, filing. phoneexp. Write N.E.C., Rca 908, Sanford, Fla. 32171. 31 SPACIOUS 2.STORY HOME, beautifully remodeled, 3or4 BR, 1'(I L° adult community. Call 9.3, 678. 3 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, CARPORT, NEW PAINT, ON LARGE LOT. $31,500. $135,000. yd, C.H&A, w.w carpet, located on quit street. 143.100. 3 units on 1g. lot zoned comm. (2)2 __________________________ ___________ overlooks Like Monroe, r,co .1 wh Or crc mech cond S 1700 322 7045 , I 79-Trucks.Traers model, $730. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792 So. of Sanford, 322 $721, Sewer, water, paved Street, 2 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, CARPORT, LARGE CORNER LOT. $29,900. at. __________________________ - 25" Zenith Console color TV. '72 ____________ STONE ISLAND- Executive home for gracious living and entertaining, custom built 3 BR, C.In •c --_____________________ Motorcycle insurance BLAIR AGENCY 3233866 or 373 7710 Agent 339.5354, GENEVA 5.2 acres 330' on paved frontage. $77,000. l0pct.dwn. By owner 3653495, eve. 3.495451 2 BEDROOM, CARPORT, NEW PAINT 1. CARPET. $24,900. mr rw • aa uwu w AC. PB. TV repo 19" Zenith, Sold orig. $493.75 bat. $153.14 or $17 me. Apopkahomesite,$3000cash City horse stable, fenced, near Geneva, 1 yr. warranty, $34,950. NEAR IDYLLWILDE elem. 21—Situations WaiWed •, .2 COUNTRY LIVING-38R, I Bath home PLUS 2.51 acres, 4statl $32,100. school. 372. 7972 Assoc. 322 5195. 2 STORY DUPLEX NEAR DOWNTOWN, 2 BEDROOM EAcH, DOUBLE GARAGE. $21,500. QIL...Aiifc .% 78- MDtot'cycs carousel, still in warranty, LAKEFRONT LOT'LOCH ARBOR Prize of the area. Gorgeous view, many trees. 150*185. Owner. INC. REALTORS 530.4133 or 333.4711 eves. lust reduced 3 BR 1½ b, eat.in Call 333.5005, ___________________ '' - 3390501 kit, sc porch, privacy fenced yd, w.w carpet, new roof, new Energy Saving C NSA, near schools I shopping. Now only newly remodeled 1. decorated, w.w carpet, AC, furn or unfurn. Adults only no pets. $180 I. up. LADY, YOU HAVE CONTIN. UALLY DEMANDED A CHANCE FOR THE OPPOR. 41Housse TUNITY. NOW YOU HAVE ITt CALLJOANNA'1323.$174 __________________________________ $32•500, -. BR 1.5 ____________________________ 3 3334913, William Maltcaowski, Realtor . FORREST GREENE 3790509 UNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSET. Sii those things that are just taking up space with a want ad in the Herald 322.3411 or 531903. 1 & 2 BR apt avail soon. Walking distance to downtown area, _______________ . 701 Bldg. E. Altatnonte Or. SANFORD WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY : and a pleasant personality, plus Expansion Capital needed. wpct.quaran,r,u $46,500. 365.7213 S - Originally $649, assume payments of $21 mo, Agent 339. $356. Don't pile no longer needed items high as an elephant's eye. Place a classified ad, and pile the money in your walietl Kathryn. Drive by today, 2½ baths, beautifully decorated, TñP1.X WANT _ - 322.7912 I - LAND MANN" screened porch, fenced, 1 yr. warranty, $34,900. 40Condomlniunn Grace United Methodist Church, Sanford, Fia. Call3fl.)4flor323 7955 - REALTORS 27,0 Sanford Ave. 5)7 Lk Kathryn Dr,4 BR, 2 B, across from Lk. CEILING FANS help cool thisnice 2 BR, 1 Bath home on Ig lot in Quiet area near 5Points, $32,700. a REALTOR" Push 53TV SPANISH HACIENDA- Beautiful 3 BR, 2 Bath, family room, kit. equipped, C.H&A, carpet, ORGANIST . . . "THE - MICROWAVE RIALIV Casselberry, _______________ •• w - BUY JUNK CARS From Sl0to $50 *REFRIGERA1OK5 Assorted colors & sixes. $15 tip. Guaranteed. Sanford Auction, 1715 S. French Avi'. 4', acres on Orange Blvd. in Paola. Ree. Real Estate Ireker 321.4671 Eve 313-flg ISDRM,2 BATH, central AiR Lucille E. Dillon, REALTOR See-ThenCall 530902$ FHA, VA. 2110 Sanford Ave. a person with a positive attitude POIZIG , _______________ "UN' $l230down FHA ASSUME 6pct. or No Down VA 11(4 FALMOU'rH OPEN HOUSE - KENMORE WASHERpafls, Only $21,450. Owner will carry mort. with 40 pcI down, ______________________ DELTONA$3.4,,00, r - renovated inside lout. New CH, w.w carpet, fenced yd. $32,000. 32295.51 days; 323.5789 eve. Longwood. 3 BR, 2 bath, huge corner lot, Privacy fence, at. tathed garage, I yrs. old $55,000. Sanford. LPN, Fulltime & part time. Apply In person. Lakeview NursIng Center, 919 E. 2nd St. _____ 4 4 4 4 44 4 4 BR, 2 full baths, FR, newly Nursing Center, ,1 E. 2nd St. ' - 221 Yale Dr., Academy Manor, 3 J. MANN REALTOR Strip stores-I separate rentals, shows 1$ to 23 pcI. return w. leverage. High traffIc area in lot. $5,000 dwn, $200 mo. Owner will carry mort. $23,500. 1311 Elliott Ave. 322.4435, ... Top Dollar Paid for junk & used cars, trucks & heavy equipment. 5990 __________ 372 _________________ Service. Used Machines, MOONEY APPLIANCES residential, fenced & shaded. $12,500. Cute little bik house. 2 BR, 1B,ig. -. Ji - -• Westinghouse wisher & dryer set, good shape' $225 Set. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.92 So. of Sanford 3221721. Choice builders lot Ott Florida Ave., in Dreamwold. Duplex or Inc., Realtors 7435' S. French (1197) Sanford 323 5324 52-lja,s 1~ acres on W. 1st St. near Riverview, Unbelievably priced at $14,000. Eves, 337 0612, 3221587, 337 $182, 122.7177 207 F. 2SthSt. The Real Estate Agency 323.5774 Day or Night REALTOR, 377.7et Apply in person Lakeview PUT t1 REAL ESTATE by Gill Fox S acres beautifully wooded in I Osteen. Owner will finance $2500, weasy terms Much charm plus swimming pool. Spacious 4 BR, 2 bath. FR, 323.7832 Inc. REALTOR. MLS CaliBart LOCHARRORI, $62,500. Harold Hall Realty Cashuer.Hostess& Waitres Exp.onlyl Deltona lfln.44$.4493 _______________________ -- iflr attractive 2400 sq. ft. bldg. Zoned County C2. with heated & cooled office or show rm space + drive. in storage or display area. . Nurse's aidetocar, formyhusn, ________ MAYFAIR'S BEST BUY. BeautIful 4 BR, 2 B home w.2 FR's on gorgeous cor lots for only S39,%0t Busy hwy. corner. Lease this directory-Salary plus bonus, car helpful-NO SELLING. Permanent employment for persons free to travel. Apply in person at 10a.m. sharp. RI.. Polk & Co. Rm. 405 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 101 E. lit St. FOE M.F . zururv Fully equip., 3 bay, air cond. Call 332•3342or 3223403 names for new Sanford City Public Records of Seminole County, LOt 1$ of Slid SPRING HAMMOCK FLORIDA, PURSUANT Engine rebuilder. Seminole Auto TO Kendell W. Wherry Florida, REPLAT, thence run S. 56 degrees FLOR IDA STATUTE 171.044; Machine, 301 E. 28th P1. Exp. Assistant United States 30' 00" W., along the Northerly PROVIDING ZONING FOR THE has been filed against you and you cnlyl Wages commensurate w. Attorney are required to serve a copy of your Right.of.Wayof Shepard Road, 30.03 S U B .1 E C T abIlity.fringe benefits. PR0PERTY Attorney for Plaintiff feet for a POINT OF BEGINNING: PROVIDING FOR THE AMEND. written defenses, if any, Publish OCt. 3, 10, 17, 24, 1979 Thence continue S. 54 degrees 30' MENT OF THE OFFICIAL 20W. Part time driver approx. 3 Pits, a DEO.3 GEORGE C. KELLEY, P.A., 00"W., along said Northerly Right.. ING MAP AND THE CITY'S COM. day, staring pay $3.10 hr. Con. Plaintiffs' attorney, whose address ofWay Line, a distance of 205.01 feet PREHENSIVE LAND USE PLAN; tact F. Brown at 471.414. NOTICE OF PUBLIC H EARl NO ___________________________ is P.O. Box 1132, Apopke, Florida, totheWesterIyRIgpit.of.wayin,of PROVIDING DIRECTIONS TO 37703, on or before October 30th, us• Htghway)7&flase5tabll5 1979, and file the original with the THE CITY CLERK; SEVERABIL. Notice is hereby given that the in Official Records Book 6$, Page ITY; CONFLICTS AND EF. Clerk of this Court either before Board of County Commissioners of * * * * * * * * * of the Public Records Of FECTIVE DATE. service on Plaintiffs' attorney or Seminole County, Florida, will hold Seminole County, Florida; thence immediately thereafter; otherwise WHEREAS, Florida Land a public hearing on October 9, 1979, WE HAVE SOME run NortheasterIyaIongs.idRlgh.. Company has petitioned the City a default will be entered against 'ou at the hour of 7:00p.m., or soon of.Way Line being a curve concave Council of the City of for the relief demanded in the Winter Southeasterly having a radius of Springs, Florida, to annex the thereafter, in the County Com. Complaint. EXCELLENT JOBS missioners Chambers, Room 203, 5599.63 feet, a central angle of 01 property described as follows as WITNESS my hand and seal f Seminole County Courthouse, degrees 77' 36", a chord bearing of owner thereof: this Court on September 24th, 1979. Sanford, Florida, in order to discuss N. 25 degrees 17' 54" E., for an arc (SEAL) Lot $0, of OlIn, Overstre.$ and and hear comments on additions and & REASONABLE distance of 13.5.05 feet; thence run N. Drew's revision, now being all West Arthur H. Beckwilh, Jr. revisions as Comprehensive 56 degrees 30' 00" E., a distance of 731.3 feet of Lot I, lying South Of Clerk amendments to the adopted Corn. fee; thence run 5. 00 degrees Atlantic Coast Line Railroad right. By: Eleanor F. Buratto FEES prehenslve Plan for Seminole 13'OO" E., a distance of 113.00 feet to of way, Block 0, of D.R. Mitchell's Deputy Clerk County, Florida. In addition to the the Point of Beginning, survey of the Levy Grant, according P'uolpsh Sept. 268. Oct. 3, 10, 17, 1979 PARCEL "I": fM Transit, Aviatlon.Ports, and to the plat thereof as recorded In COM E I N & DENlfl Electric Utilities Elements Public From the Northwest Corner of Lot Plat Rook I, PageS, Public Records Library Element will also abe con. 17, SPRING HAMMOCK REPLAT, of Seminole County, Florida, ORDINANCE NO.280 sidered for inclusIon in the adopted according to the Plat thereof as LET US WHEREAS, the Charter Of the API ORDINANCE OF THE CITY recorded In Plat Book 7, Plan. While th, entire Corn. Page 96 of City of Winter Spçings, Florida, prehensive Plan will b subject to )F WINTER SPR 1NOS. FLORIDA, the Public Records of Seminole provides for the ro EXTEND ITS TERRITORIAL County, annexation of review, primary focus will be on the Florida, thence run S. Ii property into t()J TO WORK the corporate imits AND MUNICIPAL LIMITS TO AN. degrees 52' Short Range Development Plan E., along the North Line whenenactedbyanOrdinanceof the NEX THE HEREINAFTER DES. of said Lot (principally the Detailed Future 17, a distance of 201.6 said City, and pursuant toa petition Land Use Plan). This hearing Is CRIBED LAND SITUATE AND BE. f, thence run S.D degrees 13' 00" of the land owners: and COMPUTER iNO IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, E.adistanceoilçs.91f,gt01 Point being held pursuant to the WHEREAS, Florida Statute requirements of the Local PROGRAMMER Govern. FLORIDA, PURSUANT TO FLOR. on the Northerly Right.of.Way of 171.014 of the General Laws of mont Comprehensive Planning Act IDA STATUTE 171.041; PROVID. Shepard Road, said Point being 314.2 FlorIda provides that a municipal of 1913, and Chapter 74412, Laws of 4 ING ZONING FOR THE SUBJECT feet East of the Southwest Corner Of corporation may annex property Florida. At the hearing the Local PROPERTY; PROVIDING F'R Lot 1$ of sold SPRING HAMMOCK into its corporate limits, upon WAITRESSES ... the THE AMENDMENT OF 'THE I. Planning Agency will submit a REPLAT, thence run S. $6 deorees - FOR RENT ... REALTY WORLD 2 story home w2600+ sq. ft. on large corner lot has been beautifully refurbished Inside & out. Don't miss It for only $65,000. BEAUTY SHOP SIDE GLANCES Paoia.Markham Rd. By owner, 5 acres, private, secluded, wooded with lake. 130,000.3239247 or 322. 9504. HAL COLBERT REALTY MULTIPLE I ISTING.REALIOR patio. Priced right mld.30's. SPACIOUS & GRACIOUS 4 Bdrm, - the Public Records of Seminole 1979.DEN.111 HANDYMAN SPECIAL I BR, 2 B brick const, CHIA, ww carpet, CITRUS GALORE can be found around this large 3 Bdrm home w.terrific 20' Fla. Room and 13' workroom. Priced right at $31,900. Property 43-Lots. Acreage _________ Bdrm home w.Centrai HA, ww carpet, split bedroom plan, & 1g. fenced yard in good area. 534,500. 34-Mobile Homes — U I U I 41-Ho,jses UNDER MARKET- 7 yr old 3 - 32j.7346 I • - - - - - - - - - _ - - - - Tampa, Florida, 3360) YOU AND EACH OF YOU are notified that a suit for specific I ___________________ ______________________________ COU'NTRY GEM - 3 Bdrm bargain has brand new: Central HA, ww carpet, decorator wallpaper, & beamed ceilings on 200' lot, all for 529,3001 Loch Arbor, 3 BR. 2 bath, Fam. Rm., quiet cul.de.sac, shade trees, fenced yard, $375. 732. 6932. CASHIERS known residence: 107 Parker Street, L . JOHN KPIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phone 3377581, Sanford NO FEE 3 BR,C.H&A, $323 mo. AWARD REALTY, REALTOR 3192500. - PRIVATE VOICE LESSONS I. ____ ____________ 32—Houses Unfurnished - Seminole County, Florida, subject, however, totaxes, If any due, forthe year 1919, at public outcry to the p. Want adS are black & v(hite & read all over. -. 33W2 _______________________. I W. Garnett White Reg. Real Estate Broker -. ENJOY THIRD SECTION, according to the Pat thereof as recorded in Plat BOOk 16, PagesSS, Public Records of creativeExpressions I SEMINOLE REALTY, 3225733 1 BR furn apt. Air, water pd. Adutts, no pets. $14 mo + deposit. Aft S 333.4947, Noon SemInole County, Florida, and more Public. particularly described as follows: DATED this 19th day of Sep. PARCEL "D": ternber, AD., 1979. From the Northwest Corner of Lot I iflda Martin, ti, SPRING HAMMOCK REPLAT, City Clerk of the according to the Plat thereof as City of Longwood, Florida. recorded in Plat Book 7, Page 94 Of Publish: September 24 8. October 3, £ IA for appt. Noon __________________________ U U U I U I U I I I U U U U GOLF COURSE 3Sf CMh Buyeri for a small in. vestment. Place a low cost classified ad for results. 222.3611 or 531.093. RATES _i. ON THE Ave. - - Wednesday, Oct. 3, 1979-38 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. OFPUBLIC LONOWOOD, FLORIDA CITYOFCASSELBERRY Southeasterly having a radius of NOTCITY ICE OF H EAR INO TO CLASSIFIED A DS 5599.63 feet. a BOARD OF ADJ USTME NT central angle of FICTITIOUS NAME CONSIDER ADOPTION OF degreesS4'lI',achordbearingof NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that Notice is hereby given that I am 29 Orlando - Winter Park PROPOSED ORDINANCE the City of Casselberry, Board of degrees 26' 27.5" W., for an arc o WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: engaged in business at 705 B S. distance of 51.36 Adjustment, will hold a public feet; thenc, run N. 322 -2611 8319993 French Ave., Sanford, Seminole 56 degrees 30' 00" E., NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by hearing. Mr. Sudat Dasna, ap. a distance County. Florida, under the fictItious the City of Longwood, Florida, that pilcant, is requesting a conditional name of JUNE PORZIG REALTY 140.44 Feet; thence runS. 00 degrees the City Commission will hold a useas provided by Section 25.105 (d) l3'OO"E.,adistanceof 115.O0feet and that I intend to register said to poblic hearing to consider enact. Of the City Of Casselberry Code of the South Line of saId t.ot 15; thence name with the Clerk of the Circuit ltifM ................. 43c a line Ordinances to operate a restaurant run N. 86 degrees 30 00" E., along ment of Ordinance No. 468, entItled: HOURS 3c a line 3consecutiveflmis AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY inaC.1 zoning district. The parcel is Court, Seminole County, Florida in sold South Lineof Lot 15, a distance OF LONOWOOD, FLORIDA, accordance with the provisions Of 7ttivetImu .....3Sc a line 8:00 A.M. 5:30 P.M. legally described as: of 10.00 feet to the PoInt the Fictitious Name Statutes, MONDAY thru FRIDAY of Begin. AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 26, Block Lot To. fling, EA, Lake Ellen 143 Wit: Section S63.09 Florida Statutes OF SAID CITY, SAID ORDINANCE Addition loCesselberry, as recorded SATURDAY 9.Noon WHEREAS, the Charter of 3 Lines Minimum 1957 City of Winter the BEING IH COMPREHENSIVE in Plat Book 7, Page 63, PublIc Sig. June C. Porzig SprIngs, Florida, ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE Records of Seminole County, provides for the annexation Publish Sept. 12, 19, 26 8. Oct. 3. CITYAMENDMENT OF LONGWOOD, Florida. 1919 property into the corporate limits SAID FLORIDA, DEADLINES CHANGING DEN49 Public hearing to be held on whenenactedbyanOrdinanc,of,h. THE ZONING OF CERTAIN Thta-ay, October II, 1979, at 7:30 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE The Do Before Publication TERRITORY. P.M., In the Casselberry City Hall, tf land GENERALLY owners; and EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. REFERRED TO AS "LONGWOOD 95 Lk. Triplet Drive, Cassetberry, CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Friday Sundo WHEREAS, Florida Statute GREEN PUD" FROM MH. Florida, or as soon thereafter as ii;.ou of the General Laws COUNTY, FLORIDA. MOBILE HOME PARK DISTRICT possible. Florida provides that a municipal TO CIVIL NO. 79.1346.CA.03.J MARY W. HAWTHORNE, PUDPLANNED corporation may annex UNIT WALTER J.YASZAYandMARIAN ________________________ Property DEVELOPMENT CITY CLERK into its corporate limits, upon ZONING J. YASZAY. hiS wife. Dated this 28th day of September, voluntary petitionof the owners, the DISTRICT; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE; REPEALING 1979. Plaintiffs, passing and adopting a non.by ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT 5—Lost & Found 18-Help Wanted VS. emergency ordinance to annex saId HEREWITH. WINSTON 1. MOORE and Published: October 3, 1919 Property; and MOORE. his unknown spouse, if ______________ SaidOrdinancewasplacedonflrst OEO1$ Lost White male Pit Bull near 29th WHEREAS, the CitY Council COOKS & alive, and if dead, all their unknown reading on September 17, 1979, and 1. Sanford Ave. Ans. to "Sam the City of Winter Springs, Florida. heirs, devisees, legatees, grantees son". Reward. 322.4641. is desirous of annexing and the Cily Commission will consider UNITED STATES DISTRICT Experlince desIred. Good pay, or assigns; ANNA B. NEWMAN. ____________________________ redefining the boundariej of the same for linal passage and adoption Insurance, vacation, credit formerly ANNA B. MOORE, and COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF municipality to include the subject after the public hearing, which will FLORIDA, ORLANDO DIVISION. & profit sharing. Apply in NEWMAN, her unknown Property pursuant to 6-Chdd Care beheldintheCityHaIjofLongd, COURT NO. 1910.ORL.CIV.Yperson Lake Mary 66 Food Store spouSe, if alive, and it dead, all their the authority contained In the City Charter of the Florida, on Monday, fhe 5th day of UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Lake Mary Blvd. at 1.4. unknown heirs, devisees, legatees, City of Winter Springs, Florida, and October, AD., 1919, at 7:30 p.m., or Child Care In my home rantees, or assigns, Plaintiff, vs. WAYNE R. PURSELL as soon thereafler as possible. At Florida Statute 171.014, General ExperienCed, mature cook, full Fenced Yd., reasonable prices the and SHERRY M. PURSELL, his Defendants. meeting Laws of Florida. time. 10 a.m..O:30 p.m. Apply in interested parties may wife, Defendants-NOTICE OF Mon.thruFri.323.$479 appear and be heard with respect tO NOW THEREFORE the City person Sanford Nursing & Notice is SALEhereby given that SECOND AMENDED Winter Springs, Florida, hereby the proposed Ordinance. This Child Care-infants to 10 yrs. Convalescent Center, 950 pursuant to a Final Decree of NOTICE OF ACTION ordains: Kindergarten & preschool hearing may be cOntinued from time Foreclosure entered on September Miflonvilie Ave. TO: WINSTON L. MOORE and to time until final action is taken by 7, SECTION I- That the City proams. Highly exp. staff. MOORE, his unknown spouse, if 1979 by the above entitled Court in Winter Springs, Florida, does the City Commsion. developmental playground. 630 For a ceree In Real Estate call alive, and if dead, all their unknown the above styled cause, the un. herewith and does hereby annex and A copy of Ihe proposed Or. RiVejvlew Ave. 322.841. Stemper Agency, Wm. Stemper. heirs, devise,s, Iegatees, granve dersigned United States Marshal, or ______________________________ redefine the boundary lines of the dinance is posted at the City Hall, 222•4991. or assigns of his duly authorized ii deputies, munIcipality of lhe City of Winter Longwood, Florida, and copies are 11 In nflot will sell the property situate In Last known residence: 2319 Springs, Florida, by including those on file with the Clerk of the City and Housewives, RetIrees and othersSeminole County, Florida. described Dunston Street, Ecu GalIle, Florida, certain contIguous lands Ivina in same may be inspected by the Door to door canvass gettIng as: Lot I, THE COLONNADES 32935 spouse, if alive, and if dead, all their unknown heiri, devisees, Last .11! Wednesday, Oct. 3, Legal Notice ANNA B. NEWMAN. formerly ANNA B. MOORE, her unknown I . llid.In t, SNd ___ 00 LIst Your Business.., ___ ' LP119IIV. Ret., reuse, *. ' 1*. 14544593791. , 322-2611 831-9993 _____________________ . . , 'w4 ml,.i.R. *.---- - ,, • , ,-. S ..... .. �411--Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wldflftdly, Oct. 3, 1,7 Wednesday, Oct. 3, 1179—iC Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Gate Murders (Premiere) David Jansseri, Susannah York. A detective and a nun team up to prove that the death of a priest, termed as a suicide, was actually a case of murder. 0 CHARLIE'S ANGELS The Angels discover a wedding In which Kelly is to be the maid of honor is also a camouflage for a murder. 0 GREAT PERFORMANCES "A Life In The Theatre" Ellis Rabb and Peter Evans portray two actors .. one a seasoned veteran, the other a neophyte. for whom the theatre is clearly important as life Itself. EVENING 6:00 ' a) @ ) 0 0 NEWS 0 IT'S EVERYBODY'S BUS). NESS "Bonds And Commodi. ties" 6:30 17) NBC NEWS 1 2D G cia sews 0 ABC NEWS 0 IT'S EVERYBODY'S BUS. NESS "Accounting" 100 Ci) THREE'S A CROWD (4) ALL IN THE FAMILY "GIorla'sBoylrlend" . THE CROSS-WITS S) MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT (7)1ICTAC DOUGH and Garry Marshall tured in this funny, irreverent at 6:00 (7) EARLY DAY 0 HEALTH FIELD 0 SUNRISE .- a a NEWS BY SONG BY GER. SHWIN Ned Sheerin, Millicent Martin. Julia Mckenzie and David Kernan perform the Iyr. 8:00 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 11:30 Richard Dawson. Guests: Della Reese, Pete Barbutti. (4) ThREE'S A CROWD S SWITCH A petty thief TODAY (1) FRIDAY MORNING 00000 MORNING AMERI- involved in a serious when she steals a brief- tease routine sn'i Abby's attempt to get rid of hiccups are all Interrupted by a police raid on the Bradford house. MILES TO GO BEFORE WE SLEEP Host Helen Hayes examines the physical, etiw. tlonal and financial cons.quences of mandatory retire- 0 LOVE BOAT CA 800 (4)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO case full of money. (R) "Computer. man" Frankla Avalon, Carole lie White; "Parlez-Vous' Barbi Benton, Jamie Farr; 'Memorles Of You" Patty Duke Astin. Rick Nelson. (R) 'r, 8:25 a) TODAY IN FLORIDA 00000 MORNING FLORIDA (12) NEWS 12:00 8:30 NEWLYWED GAME (2) (12) TODAY 00000 MORNING AMERI- 9:00 (2) (4) DONAHUE 0 MIKE DOUGLAS O MOVIE 12:31 BARETTA Baretta suspects that a close friend O DANCE FEVER 00 ® MOVIE 'Breakfast At Tiffany'*" (C) (1981) Audrey Hepburn, George Ieppard. Based on the story by Truman Capote. A lcphlsticat.d Now may be the person selling bad dope which has caused a series of overdose deaths. (R) O GRA&IMING (1) UPBEAT Three York playgirl encount ers slyer. ai romantic adventures. (2 Hrs.) armed robbery 10:00 buses. (R) 10:30 WSltaiii address of the creditor o, his 1130 misadventurer) which is a kind tinuation of the mini-series of .4. ,. every crumb. Y ' . AFTERNOON 1200 a) MINOREADENS (4) 00(12) NEWS EDUCATIONAL PRO- _______ dry, remove prop [ide Wa1 -J end and side wall as above. Prop and dry for 30 minutes. Roof ' I - __________ 8 - '. "A I \ End Piece I . . 10"— STOKELY 'S CREAM STYLE OR WHOLE KERNEL Publix —6"- Golklm Corn C SERVE WITH APPLESAUCE %RMOUR STAR SPEEDY CUT and join other Attach one roof piece with icing. Prop and hold until very dry. Repeat with other roof piece. Decorate base with gingerbread trees, Santa cookies, gum drops, mints, hard candy, Life Savers, etc. Boneless Ham 1 .-.-,-- .— I THIS AD EFFECTIVE THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4TH THRU WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10TH, 1979. CLOSED SUNDAY. Miniatures per lb. . . . JERRY ____ FRAZIER ISI'SIi'fr witk "Happy F.ds" TUES. thru SAT. 9 pm • 1 am t' I THURSDAY ' GREAT FOR SAUERBRATENI SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN OR USDA CHOICE GOV'T-tNSp'T, Chuck Blade Roast paper, cut out shapes and Decorate door, windows and mlcrobake on cardboard sheet. roof while flat. Place 10" round Cook each piece 2 to 3 minutes baseonfoil covered tray. Using on medium (SO percent) oruntil Ornamental Icing, secure one no longer doughy looking and end and one side wall to base dry to the touch. Decorate and and up corner where enthmeet. assemble on paper plates as per lb. $169 Prop up and air dry for 30 directions above. When dry, minutes. If you wish todecorate cover with plastic wrap, label BAR BRANDS 25' & &L~ ZV" 9 Use one half the dimensions ofgingerbreadpatterns, an o not cut out round base. Roll dough on lightly floured waxed Assembling, Decorating .'. LADIES' NIGHT ,, - Cook each peace on medium Base A sc o-p py r Gingerbread Instructions ___________ . THURSD Y in = -.---- p- Home economists also say, power (50 percent for 4-6 "don't stop with the houses — minutes depending on size of make some gingerbread boy piece.) Cool completely and and girl cookies to hang on the assemble with ornamental tree for treats to please young Icing. appetites. Here are the recipe direcORNAMENTAL ICING tlons: 4 egg whites GINGERBREAD 5 c sifted powdered sugar ~ c shortening Beat egg whites until stiff and ~ c sugar slowly beat in powdered sugar. 1 egg Keep covered when not using as I c dark molasses it dries very quickly. c SPAGHETTI TUESD A -.- edible and the old-fashioned remove excess dough. Slide 6 ' . , - ': / whole family made easier and faster with a microwave oven. ,. Shainus," with a hotel detective .... y'\ Gingerbread houses can be charmingly simple, or beautifully elaborate," some authorities say. You can even make one to look like your own home, with little gingerNread figures to represent each family mem. and imagination soar. - - .,. 5 - ': . ho use interior, do it now. When and tie for a great friendly gift. FROM THE DELI! SANFORD NEW AT 4 or attorney, and the amount claimed. If the claim Is not yet due, the date when It will become due shall be stated. It the claim Is contingent or unllquldated, the a) (12) WHEEL OF FORTUNE 0 FAMILY FEUD Ail comedy' e THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to HIS With the Clerk the avs above court a wrlttn statement of any claim or demand they may have. Eai.ti claim must be in writing and must indIcate ffie bests for the claim, the name and (2) (12) HIGH ROLLERS (4)0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT O LAVERNE&SHIRLEY(R) .: .IWSUINVT bership Canvass WInier Springs, Pio'lde 33707. The name and address O the person.I reprssentaflvvs attorney or. so forth below. All persons having claims or demands agaInst the estate ore required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE o (7) (12) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES (I) LOVE OF LIFE OWHEWI 10:55 OCBSNEWS 1100 RUPII SALAD Launch representative of the estate is GLENN P. QUINN, JR,, whose address Is 7*3 Galloway Court, (2) (12) CARD SHAMS (4)BEATTHECLOCK aboard tour T1V11ATL*JNCI $VSSTIIN I . Presently, there are 67 units (they hope) will set it apart. County, FIWIda, Probate Division, the addrels of which Is Seminole totaling 1100 Scouts in the St. NBC (which, despite its poor County Courthouse, Sanford, Johns district area. ratings showing has Florida 33771. The personal 9,55 FIVE-0 trou bled women with a desperate need for money take up 0 CBS MOVIE "The Golden EDUCATIONAL PRO- 12:40 HAWAII also shows called "me Lazarus Syndrfle" and "The Misadventures of Sheriff Lobo" and . "Big Shamus, Little Shamus" ... — flOfle of them are exactly grabbers. Titles aside, the big trend of rlw shows this season appears One of ABC's eight new shows this season is 'A to be toward hour-long dramatic shows with a pinch of New Kind of Family," a sitcom of two modern comedy, too. There are 21 new working mothers, Gwynne Gil ford and Eileen shows and five of them are Brennan, who have pooled their economic to combine adventure or dramaactionwith resources and are sharing a home. _.__--.& O LIUAS, YOGA AND YOU (A) 0 .. . LOUISE M. QUINN. a.k.a inuis ii.._ '-- £L.1 Huls WI UJCII III 01 uu3 Hart" which has Robert MARIE MIXULSKI QUINN, Deceased program," said Buddy Pearce, Wagner and Stefanie Powers as NOTICE OPADMIPdISTRATION dist rict Scout executive, "In not sophisticated couple who TO ALL PERSONS HAVING only providing these Philmont sleuth on the side ("The Thin CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST but their support THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Man" revisited). OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED for the kickoff meeting and In Along more conventional IN THE ESTATE: providing, special discount lines are elgM hour-long shows YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED that the administration of the estate coupons to each Scout are primarily cut from Of LOUISE M. QUINN, deceased, Recruiter and each new Scout familiar patterns, although File Number 71.3M-CPlep dtiing this period." eachhuatwlatortwowhjch In the circuit Court tsr Seminole ____ CA encounter frustrating cases Involving arson, a family fight and a mental patient. ,. Legal Notice OVER EASY 12:30 (4) ADAM-12 Malloy and Reed Over Frank's objections. Ted leases the Inn out to a movie company shooting a horror . 9. Volusia area of the St. Johns them in the expansion program. families that gets Involved in World War II; "Buck Rogers in Jones as another big city funny adventures when Dtsthct, the effort Is t*IIIIJ y the 25th Century," with Gil detective; the only difference Is The kickoff meetings are being move from New York to Lake Gerard as Buck, a future-very- he's black. by the top youth leader of each oprnsored by Pizza Hut in Tahoe; CBS' "Trapper John, tense adventure epic; Scout Troop—the Senior Patrol DeLand, U part of a Central M.D." which takes the "Elscheid" (It was originally ABC's two new hour-long Leader, These leaders will head Florida Council-wide program. character from "M-A-SH" and called "The Force" and NBC adventure shows are: "240neighborhood convasses, arrange In-school programs, The Senior Patrol Leader puts him down In today's world says there may yet be another Robert" which deals with the whose troop has the best gain in and sees what has happened to title change) which stars Joe work of Los Angeles' search membershIp during the period him In the interim and how he Don Baker as a New York chief and rescue department; and of detect ives, a kind of younger "The Lazarus Syndrome," the from Sept. 1 to Dec. 27 will be can function In today's medical and "A Man Called season's only doctor show, with world; CBS' "California "Kojak"; awarded a scholarship to the ed Sloane" ll wi th Robert Conrad Lou Gossett as a tough hospital Fever" (It used to be ca al high adventure IN THI CIRCUIT COURT FOR nation for his annual series, this administrator. "We're Crusin' " but at least back located at Cimarron, N.M., SIMINOLI COUNTY. FLORIDA. they changed that one) which is PROSATI DIVISION famous Philmont Scout Ranch Pile member 71-3M-CF located in the lower Rockies. about a pair of teen-age boys Division and their teen-age fun and IN RI: ESTATE OF "We are gratef ul to Pizza games; and ABC's "Hart to (4) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 00000 MORNING FLORIDA (II) NEWS 7:30 (12) TONIGHT Guest host: A charming little ginger- br ead house makes a delightful . Scouts. Oct. 15 at? p.m. at the DeLand of expanded "Carter Country"; last season, with William and his son, hence the title) With a goal of 222 new Scouts Pizza Hid, U.S. 17-92, to receive NBC's "Shirley" with Shirley Devane starring, and a forward who function in Atlantic City; in the North Semlnoto.Wed plans and materials to help Jonesheading up one of those time switch into the midst of and "Paris" with James Earl 7:25 Kurt WeIII, crime FRIIENIDS 0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN 0 MiSTER ROGERS (R) boys the opportunities to be Will have a kickoff meeting on CA ED SESAME STREET (R) Jerome Shields and Yarnell. film. (2) (12) TODAY (4)0 FRIDAY MORNING music of George Gershwin, Harold Arlen. Vernon Duke, Kern, Burton Lane and O EIGHT IS ENOUGH Tom's poker game, the girls' strip, 5:00 CAROl. BUfNE'Tr AND The emphasis is on boypower and organize a buddy system to o the age of the first game In the American League playoffs from the city of the Eastern division champions, @)ThE LAST RESORT Gail panics when she discovers Duane's pet mouse dead with cake batter from one of her culinary masterpieces on his whiskers. 0 THE MUPPETS Guests: Scouts Mem 7:00 a .\ Eat It gingerbread Is such a delicious sheet of cardboard underneath treat that you'll want your waxed paper. Cut out necessary family and friends to savor doors and windows as desired. Boy al HI. NEIGHBOR S SONG D on 't new shows — six — of any of the time as a spy who only does the MAKE MELAUGH (2) NEWS 0 MASH S ALL IN THE FAMILY 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL S ELECTRIC COMPANY (N) (1) KUTANA 645 5 A.M. WEATHER 8:55 (7) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA Store ,, titles. 5:30 3.A 6:41 are tea- commercial (2) 0 BASEBALL Live cover- (4) STRUCK BY LIGHTNING NN .. It's hard to know Just who to blame, but the people who dreamed up titles like "Etstheld," which is the name of one of NBC's new shows, have good reason to remain anonymous. Besides "Eischeid" there are 0 THE ED ALLEN SHOW 11:00 Schlesinger. MY THREE SONS 0 SESAME STREET 4:30 'snc 0 BEWITCHED : The five are: NBC's "The networks) has four of these. big, tough lobs. as local young Scout leaders aim at each Scout bringing at kick off a huge expansion least one Buddy Into Scouting. Misadventures of Sheriff Lobo" They are: "From Here To CBS has two new adventure Area Senior Patrol Leaders (with Claude Akins as the Eternity" which is a con- shows "Big Shamus, Little program Oct. 9 to give more (2) (1 (1)OOUID(NGUGNT 6:25 a) COUNTRY ROADS (4) THE BRADY BUNCH 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS 0 MEV GRWFIN H ous e - 2 tbsp vinegar c sifted flour holiday table centerpiece, 1 tsp. baking soda Maybe you've received one I tsp. ginger made by a creative friend or I tsp. cloves relative that you've tried to 1 tsp. cinnamon preserve by wrapping carefully 2 tsp. salt and storing each year hoping Cream shortening and sugar; It would last until next beat in egg, molasses and Christmas. vinegar. Sift remaining Some home economists say, ingredients together and stir "This year don't store it eat into creamed mixture one cup it." at a time, until evenly mixed. In fact the recipe and Chill dough uncovered for two directions for making hours. 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Iot cooked rice This kitchen-tested recipe ,~4Nt butter in saucepan. makes 6 servings. - Ac k -- .. . .j - . �1C—Evening Harald, Sanford, Fl. Widnisday, Oct. 3, in, - Flavorful Evening Harald, Sanford, Fl. Make-Ahead Dinners To Please The Family Dinner Doldrums? Here's a Cabbage Casserole illustrates. Combine meat, ¼ cup ii cups onion rings trio of hearty one-dish meals until melted. Makes 6 to 8 Stir In tomatoes, tomato paste, Mixing several types of cracker crumbs, egg, onion, 4 rye bread slices, cubed servings, water and seasonings. Cover; guaranteed to collect family cheese is another palate and salt; mix lightly. Form into I lb. pork sausage ljnke, cooked, praise. All offer make-ahead pleaser. For example, moz- 12 meatballs; simmer 30 minutes. Combine brown in oil drained convenience, a reprieve for the zarella, grated parmesan, and To make ahead: Follow cottage cheese and marjoram. Combine rice and pepper; place 2 tablespoons margarine recipe directions. Cover and Layer half of noodles, meat food budget, and terrific cottage cheese are tastily in bottom of 1½ quart 2 tablespoons flour refrigerate overnight. Uncover sauce and mozzarella in an IIhomemade flavor, teamed in Marvelous casserole. Cover with meat- ½ teaspoon pepper and bake at 350 degrees, 45 3/4 z 7½ -inch baking dish; Pairing cheese and meat Mostacciolo. This recipe is also balls. Combine process cheese ½ cup milk minutes. adds to the gusto of these adaptable. It microcpoks in less spr ead, broccoli, tomato and Velveeta pasteurized process MARVELOUS MOSTACCIOLI spread with cottage cheese savory casseroles. Combining than 15 minutes and it freezes basil. Pour over mixture. Repeat layers of rice and cheese spread ½ lb. Italian sausage these protein partners is a good well. Complete make-ahead meatballs. Top with remainIng noodles, meat sauce and ½ cup chopped onion way to vary your everyday directions are Included for this cracker crumbs tossed with mozzarella cheese. 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For the moment, he Plans to keep concentrating on country music. He will aso appear on the. 13th Annual Country Music Association's Awards Show sponsored by Kraft. The awards speaclal will be telecast live from Nashville's Grand Ole Opry on S Yea Sa..ss s. Oils least.. SIS FIi1*Pr,T.,kIuI,s.001 cd - j.,: -z8 • Pr _________ m , 5$1S ' .'. .......,. s. .. 6*6 or Mcft(Lailloge Slull 5., Tasty Tomatoes psi . SIN For Seedless ......., ......' SwiNe Pr: im FreT., Sail K =- lSs ..... S'ssmhIneaTsuBa.l - bell J kIn's Ptta PreTsu am LAM arkm TSPBeMSd$SSMI 1150* CPelrs Bail Nb SIs .;, ... •.. ,-.... VNCIIskI 'I..., ,.. ow U.S. Fancy Crisp, Juicy Mcintosh Apples' Style is a Yankee verton of a popular Oriental dish. It calls use many of these vegetables In October 8, 9:30 11:00 pm, two of Ronnies's favorite eastern time, over the CBS recipes, Mflsap Moonshine and Television Network. Milsap's Stir-Fry American Stir-Fry American Style Style. 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Add 'hole water, vegetable seasoning chicken and cook, turning, for packet from stuffing and about 10 minutes or until remaining 2 tablespoons browned on all sides. Reduce margarine, stirring until heat to medium low and add margarine melts. Stir in cornS onion and green pepper. Saute bread stuffing crumbs until for about 3 minutes or until moistened; mix in reserved cup onion is soft anSI clear. Drain off cranberry sauce. Remove foil any excess oil. Sprinkle chicken from pan and reserve. Push with salt and cayenne pepper. chicken aside and add stuffing In medium bowl, mix together mix in 4 individual mounds. tomatoes, catsup, mustard, Drizzle pan drippings over chili powder and vinegar. Stir stuffing. Sprinkle chicken with into chicken and vegetables in celery salt, pepper and pan and bring to boil. Reduce almonds. Return to oven and heat and simmer, uncovered, bake, uncovered, about 20 for about 40 minutes or until minutes or until fork can be sauce Is very thick. 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Sprinkle both sides of weekly food budget. If you want each slice with salt. Place slices to pare heavy meat costs between several thicknesses of without skimping on family paper toweling, weigh down meals, serve this delicious duo with a plate and let stand 1 of economical fresh vegetable hour. Meanwhile, plunge and ground beef main courses. tomatoes, one at a time, into They're extremely high in boiling water for 1 minute. protein and soul-satisfying for Remove from water, slip off hungry appetities. skins and chop tomatoes. In It's easy to create zesty large skillet heat 1 tablespoon vegetable specialities with oil. Add ground beef, cook until versatile zucchini and eggplant. browned. Remove beef with Both are renowned for excellent slotted spoon and set aside. Add performance in hearty remaining oil to skillet. Add vegetable entrees. What's onion; cook until tender. Blend more, the United Fresh Fruit In flour, cook slowly about 1 and Vegetable Association minute. 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I_ •4 isms -• ;_. •S'1 l - I- .'i -. .P4i .• • , - - - 4 - -. • 4 eggs, separated 2 tablespoons water teaspoon salt is teaspoon cream of tartar, 1 teaspoon butter ½ cup (2 05.) shredded Cheddar cheese Shredded lettuce Corn chip. in this egg-spiked salad. It's a cool treat for hungry 1 onion ii teaspoon cumin UL £11 • .'-. ..5._._ , - .--• 1 can 18 oz.) tomato sauce 1 to 3 tablespoons chopped green chilies i teaspoon Instant minced butter. Cover. Microwave 2 , You'll love how easy the cooking and the clean-up is with Ekco Eterna Cookware. It's genuine porcelain on heavy-duty aluminum with the amazing SilverStone non-stick finish-so durable you can even use metal utensils with it, yet you'll never have to soak it or scrub it.Outside, the porcelain color stays bright, cleans like china. And it's completely dishwasher safe. •;• Start collecting your set this week at Publix. And save on new selections every week when you . shop. cut Into wedges for serving. Though the flavor combination is Mexican, don't worry - it's not too hot! In small microwaveable bowl combine tomato sauce, chilies, minutes on High or until onion and cumin. Microwave on zucchini is barely tender. full power until very hot, about Pour egg mixture over 2 minutes. Stir, then cover zucchini. Microwave Untightly with plastic wrap and covered about 3 minutes on set aside. High, stopping twice to In large mixing bowl beat egg draw cooked edges toward whites, water, salt and cream center. (Eggs should hO of tartar until stiff but not dry, cooked until thickened just until whites no longer slip throughout but still moist.) when bowl is tilted. In small Gently stir in tomato and mixing bowl beat egg yolks at cheese. Microwave high speed until thick and minute on High to heat lemon-colored. Gently but through. Cover and let thoroughly fold yolks into stand 2 minutes. w hi tes. Put butter Into 9-Inch JOGGIN' NOGGIN' microwaveable pie plate. 1 &rvin Microwave on full power until No blender? Mix UP this melted, about 45 seconds. thirst-quencher with Spread shaved Ice In a shaker or a Pour to cover bottom of plate. omelet mixture into plate. Jar with a tight-sealing lid. Gently smooth surface. Umm, refreshing! Microwave on ½ power until 1 egg top of moelet feels firm or set ½ cup ginger ale when lightly touched but is dill 1 can (5½ Os.) apricot or gl ossy, about 6½ to 8 minutes, peach nectar ¼ tu each 2 minutes. rotating rn 4 to S Ice cubes Qui ly r sp ula ck un at or knife Measure all Ingredients ijt4 ar a nd bo tth of Into blender container. dish. Carefully turn out onto Cover. Blend until 111)00th. microwaveable serving platter. Serve inediately. Pow' reserved tomato sauce MACARONI MEDLEY lop of omelet. Sprinkle ova 4"rViliv wi cheese. Microwave 45 th Packaged macaroni isconde on full power to' heat cheese gets a protein, • . ••• • cheese and a tomato sauce and butter 30 seconds on High. SUWIIIII UCeS - • - -- 5- • - • -S • - - • • • Arrange lettuce and corn chips around edge of omel& cot in woes and serve mediately of . - S - -- - • -• -- MILDLY MEXICAN OMELET Perfect for a brunch or supper, this putty omelet is baked in a pie plate in a microwave oven, topped with cooking. To Microwave: In 1½quart casserole microwave • oj; .' -- • 0 THIS WEEK. a _t --•--- over zucchini. As mixture begins to set, turn a pancake turner over and gently draw completely across the bottom and sides Of pan, forming large soft curds. Continue until eggs are thickened but do not stir constantly. When eggs are thickened throughout but still moist, gently stir in tomato and cheese. It Is better to remove scrambled eggs from pan when they are slightly underdone. Heat retained in eggs completes the 3 01. COV&d SUCSW1 P le A If I.I Roll egg between bands to loosen shell, then peel, starting at large end. Hold egg under running cold water or dip in bowl of 0 fl--•--water 10 neip ease on sneu. and hot pepper sauce. Pour Dinner Fries S ¼-Inch slices 2 tablespoons butter 4 eggs V4 cup milk ½ teaspoon salt 4 drops hot pepper sauce I medium tomato, chopped 2 tablespoons ,, grated p .w ih*0.ø.s. Parmesan In large skillet (about 10Inch) over medium heat, cook zucchini in butter until lightly browned, about 5 minutes. Beat together eggs, milk, salt - I I ' Hard-Cooked Eggs Pierce eggs with an egg piercer or punch, if desired Put eggs in single layer in saucepan. Add enough tap water to come at least 1 inch above eggs. Cover and quickly bring just to boiling. Turn off heat. If necessary, remove pan from burner to prevent further boiling. Let eggs stand covered in the hot water 15 to 17 minutes for Large eggs, (Adjust time up or down by about 3 minutes thr each size larger or smaller.) Immediately run cold water over eggs or put them in ice water until completely cooled. To remove shell, crackle it by tapping gently all over. lunch or dinner, it's delicious and nutritio us. 1 medium zucchini, cut In - •.. • Pour over macaroni mixture and toss gently to mix. Cover and chill to blend flavors. Garnish with reserved egg slices and parsley, if desired. this quick-cooking anytime dish. Breakfast, brunch, . : ' combine remaining ingredients except parsley. . 1.3 cup mayonnaise teaspoon salt Dash pepper 4 tomatoes Lettuce leaves ¼ cup chopped walnuts Combine all ingredients except tomatoes, lettuce and walnuts Stir until blended Cover and chill to blend flavors, if desired. Cut each tomato into 6 sections almost to stem end and place on lettuce leaf. Fill each tomato with ½ cup chicken mixture. Sprinkle with 1 tablespoon walnuts. ZUCCHINI SCRAMBLE Servings Get out of the kitchen and into the sunshine fast with • - Gulf King's Frozen ._ •, lb ' , Mrs. Paul's Frozen Supreme Light Batter • Cod Fillets.................. • chopped I Gulf King's Frozen • V • . 'r 1 Cook macaroni and cheese dinner according to package directions. Reserve 3 center egg slices. Chop remaining eggs. Stir chopped eggs, carrots, green pepper and celery into macaroni mixture. In small bowl, 2 cans (5 oz. each) boned chicken OR 2-3 cup chopped cooked chicken 4 hard cooked eggs, chopped I small apple, cored and - ,.. * WALDORF ½ cup chopped celery •' P4014-STICK SURFACE - - ' . . ,---. . '. shredded 11 BLOSSOMS 1 4 servings) • :j • • k Add tusi puesti. Com and cock $ m1 P',. I{1 • • CHEESE CHICKEN cups 2 tablespoons lemon juice teaspoon salt Dash pepper Parsley, o ptional sticks and fresh fruit for dessert. Chicken Waldorf Blossoms are a light, but right treat. -it • • Save time in the kitchen and money in your pocket with big savings on frozen foods during Oktoberfest at Publix. •• , - j'. : '• •' Y' I I .- *gstable ½ cc doj.d onion ti dove garlic, minced I F R OZEN , From a hurry-up breakfast (fish to a more glamorous flainbeed dessert omelet, eggs are always easy to fit into a busy schedule. '' With a supply of eggs in the refrigerator, you can cope with snacks, salads, meals-in-a-dish, MUMches or quick pick-ups for . Itt7I the egg. Bedded on a ruffle Eggs can suit anyone's - 1 12 carrots (about 2 medium ½ cup chopped green pepper ½ cup chopped celery ½ cup mayonnaise 14 cup bottled French dressing 2 to 3 tablespoons prepared mustard of cool green lettuce, Chicken Waldorf Blossoms may prove irresistable to lagging appetites. Serve them with crisp hard rolls or crunchy bread lifestyle or timetable. ( 19 SAUS A GE this dlah. Addmooaisandcsi - jr;. .VE. • flmybsueduabeglimlr4 course,anentreeorasldediah. TUNARISO1TO waeorw.r,J,ger I - " 0 PRICES EFFECTIVE THURSDAY OCTOBER 4, THROUGH WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 10, 1979. CLOSED SUNDAY... raotto I • S. 44114 psgne. Drain 2 t.liq,oaia oil fin) : Belldel Creativity, asscrgol tima lid. large SEIIIUL Add is not 10 :s,_i lbS onion and arbe,. III here lea bluk tuu risotto medium bid mM %Ww. uan Introduction . . 0 mamma chooses. ½ p Among the many possible ¼ teaspoon dried leaf ddditlons are tuna, vegetables, orMano shrimp, sherry and chain. ½ C • I package (64 to 714 OZ.) macaroni and cheese dinner 6 hard boiled eggs, sliced while a bright tomato supplies vitamin C, the only vitamin missing from - ' I Risotto L L team up with chicken to provide top-quality protein (fishes. - Celebrate Oktoberfest with cool values at Publix' Risetto or unteed rice Is Yposmd mualwoomi sliced favorite dish of the Milanese. 1 The rice usually is combined 1 (13% 4uacs) can chicken With onlona And garlic, then bretli cooked In chicken broth and ½ cup whit. wins or waer whatever other Ingredients irp alight but right treat. dippers or serve a custard sauce over luscious fruits, eggs turn simple salads into protein-rich main several minerals. You don't get additives or preservatives. Eggs are naturally nutritious. Besides being great on their own - scrambled, poached, fried or hardcooked - eggs blend well with a vast variety of other -, hungry kids at a moment's notice. Naturally-nutritious eggs sauces. Let hard-cooked about 80 calories, you get high-quality protein, all the vitamins except C and , ingredients for quick and easy menus. Try them in a dip with crisp vegetable Scramble eggs with cheeses or top sliced hardcooked eggs with smooth Though light, eggs provide solid nutrition. For rn - - . Creativity- To Make naturally fit into the ups and downs of eating, They're light but nutritious and can be fixed in lots of refreshing ways. - flour and salt; gradually stir in milk. Cook, stirring constantly, until sauce thickens and comes Slice ends from each toe- to a boil. Add parsley. Us e or take a dive when ternperatures soar. Eggs just - tender. Blend In 11gj Appetites behave strangely. They may perk up with increased activity A. € definitely stick-to-the ribs fare, pin, pound each slice from center out to slightly less than Both of these wholesome inch thick. Dip slices in oil dishes can be prepared ahead of and then bread crumbs. Place time, then refrigerated and on baking sheet Broil 3-Inches reheated. Or make double the from source of heat until recipe and serve one now and golden brown, turn and brown Ireeze the other for unexpected other side Set aside In company. medium skillet break up ground Choose eggplant and zucchini beef over high heat, add onion that are firm, of good color an and garlic, cook until meat is tree of scars and bruises. Buy browned and onion is tender. items that are fresh-looking, Add tomatoes, salt, oregano, pnd avoid any that are flabby or basil and cinnamon Cover, puffy Keep them refrigerated cook 10 minutes Set aside and use as soon as possible Prepare White Sauce Arrange ZUCCHINI LASAGNA alternate layers of eggplant and 211 pounds small zucchinimeat sauce in 12zh 24nch about 6-inches each) baking dish. Spoon White Sauce Salt over casserole. Cover baking 3 pounds red, ripe tomatoes dish. sake in 375 degree oven 15 (about 6) minutes. Uncover, bake 10 3 tablespoons olive oil, minutes longer.Makea: 4 divided savings. ½ pound ground beef I medium onion, finely WHITESAUCE chopped 3 tablespoons flour 1 tablespoon butter or 2 cloves garlic, minced margarine ¼ cup chopped fresh parsley 2 tablespoons chopped fresh ½ bay leaf onion 44 teaspoon sugar 2 tablespoons flour ¼ teaspoon dried leaf thyme ¼ teaspoon salt ¼ teaspoon dried leaf basil l cup milk ½ teaspoon salt ¼ cup chopped fresh parsley Dash freshly ground pepper In small saucepan melt 8 ounces mozzarella cheese, butter over low heat, sante onion Keep appeal and nutition in main meals, wliil keeping down costs, wl%lj hearty Zucchini Las na, a delicious and eti nomical version of t6 Italian favorite. r made with a minimum of effort, grated (2 cups grated) ½ cup grated Parmesan cheese Eggs J us t Naturally Fit Into Ups, Downs Of Eating 0. v' Wednesday, Oct. 3,1979—SC J," urn. �C—Ev.ntng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Oct. 3, 1t ••::,'Z. _ -:. .1 i .::. • :".. 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ALWAYS BURN THE TOAST Wednesday, Oct. 3, ___________________ 97 ACROSS 46 Light tan by Chic Young E YOU r-' Sneed 4 Concealed 1 Blow 10 Spicy 11 possess NOW I'M UPSET 46 50 Over Answer to Previous Puzzle (poetic) 52 Compass point EWES LOFT HAL Ij1N!D1j Ii-TcLl Ioli _______________ L A NON I A N __________ ________ E' . by Mort Walker :r DON'T HAVE A ROPE, AR&E I SOMETUING, oft . 0 HELP ______________________________ _________________________________________________ 10.3 THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom M DM sri P r Pump AV is T M MOW irY. z - - _________ 34 17 36 1.0 - - 0 PAPERC)Q.LAR 1 Pu&iCISN'T _____ ________ 63 ______ _____ _____ ____ 53 57 54 - 58 59 64 _____ - - = AI The fact that the doctor enoughrawapplestoprovjdeo terprt the glucose tolerance doctor's advice. HOROSCOPE WIN AT EK & MEEK by Howie Schneider YOURBIRTHDAY today. If you let your inner October4,1979 voIce direct you, this should be Good things are in the offing a profitable day. for you this coming year where PISCES(Feb. 20-March )) your work or career Is con- Youhavea strong senjeo(jf. cerned. Do a good Job and be a awareness today and this is producer. Your efforts will good. However, take care not to receive their just rewards, be too self-serving; look out for as ll AMIECIW Eg-mLL') ( WHY fl. xAE r MK€ G(P? SHUT LIP'? - J t . LIBRA (Sept. 23Oct. Z3) It's others we • K 63 • A 532 wr. • Q J 107 '$5 Q 95 *K1074 . (March today. You'll go out of your way You're P RISCILLA'S POP ______ ___ IO'5 _ K4ZELI PECI - TO Ji' PRISCUA A - HO FOR CHRISThIAS! _ ___ _ ____ ____ ___________ by Al Vermeer WELL.ACTUALLY 1M WOr REALLY SU t I JUST WANTEP 'TO GET 'vOJR REACTION! (ZEL! HAZEL? L *Q86 - . .,.. Or Apple Pan 3* Pus 4 p s. 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Fold In apples and nuts. Chill, if necessary, until cup chopped pecans ' .NpJ • .... RIBS :.d '2 cups Ice cubes mixture will mound, Spoon into 1 container (8 oz.) frozen pie crust. Chill 2 hours. Garnish whipped topping, thawed with additional apple slices, If 1-½ cups coarsely chopped desired. r' peeled apples (about Note: Dip apple slices in ' 2 medium) lemon juice to prevent y ft;, YuR £•IpON1g4 MA ft 10 pas"A .4 " $ ' I ba ked 9-inch graham cracker crumb cooled Dissolve gelatin and sugar completely in boiling stirring 3 minutes. Add spices and Ice cubes and stir constantly until gelatin Is thickened, about 2 to 3 minutes. Remove any unmelted RICH'S .., FAMILY PAK SUNNYLAND SMOKED HS FAMILY STEAK vt,? ____________ . _ft)h ICA'4'l' Ai'i ' STD.CUTUP e- i I bpAwT3 vIRftPIvN 0 by Stan L and John ___ Romita AMMO CHOPS CHOPS 1. STD. ICE PAK 'FRYER BREAST 0R J MBA PORK1. 1 Sui. Sam. to 3 p.m tN,T J PARE _________________________________ Frl..Sat. 8a.m. to9 p.m. CHUCK . _______ . LB. 35 •' FVdSDs1,n.flt el AIWkISiCn ____. ____ 4 PORK LEAN CENTER CUT PORK . ', ------ FIRST CUT RIB ' r r114 QO10Is,i • ' BLADE CUT '. material things are very astute Intent. Mistrust could result. •, * 4th & Sanford Ave. , enjoy yourself, SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) Quiet satisfaction could be Wishful thinking must not be still employ the shms two. the Jack of hearts. derived today from activities a3Iowed to coudyogrjndgg bid ii 2posed tO the weak (NEW5PAPETERPR1SE4.) revolving around the family. today, Focus on rea11stic .j j tWO.bld. rerhaps wisely so. Center yo ur attention on those youflndyowUdsyckeamjjsg. Most experts would probe. (For a cy -ol JACOSY bly open with two notrump, MOCERP4, s$t to: with whom you share your LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) ft even thous) the clubs are &cb,ofgpn.,s. hearth, would be very easy to deceive weak. South's tw amond ps, P.O. Box 489, Radio C117 CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. yourself today concerning bid struck gold. Station, New York, N.Y. 19) Awareness of others,needs moittors of lin&nm. Ik A club I*M woWd have Ifoo it.) . by Stoffvl &HsimdahI .. Lemon flavored yogurt and canned pudding base of delicious Cloud 90 Pie. 'u tract was assured. Trump did break 3-2. Declarer played his ace, king and queen o( hearts (not car. Ing If the master trump ruffed success for yourself as well. South is among the minority In, rutted a snide in dummy CANCER (June 21-July 22) of tournament players who and pitched his club loser an f.. . 5 LB. PACK COMBINATION PK -3 BREASTS -3 THIGHS 3WINGS-3BACKS-3011LE15 such a holding requires a trump finesse. Declarer saw however that If the finesse lost and a club was returned he would not be able to make the contract because of the block In the hea rt suit. Declarer f ound a much ter y. By cashin; the ace' and king of diamonds, assuznIng trumps broke 3-2 (a 6$ percent possibility as oprsed to the 50 percent possibi ty of k sudceufW finesse), the con. West North East South ' ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS FRYERS...........LB suit. •J9 Vulnerable: Both Dealer: South 4' OPEN Mon.-Thurs. Sam. was how to play the trump • A J 752 coworkers who are In need of a all bad if the people with whom little consideration. Find out you choose to associate are more of what lies ahead for you worthy of imitation. Select your In the year following your birth. company wisely. day by sending for your copy of TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Astro-Graph Lettter. Mail$1 for Humanitarian impubw direct each to Astro-Graph, Box 489, your activities today. You'll be Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. looking to occupy your time Be sure to specify birth date. with what you deem to be worth SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22 ) while causes, ____ ____ •963 2 54 104 AK 4 VAKQ Im- extremely EAST I '. 4' p * Park Ave. & 25th St. OPEN DAILY 5A.M. 109P.M. SOUTh 21 -April 19) to be kind and helpful to pressionable today, which isn't ____ Buttercream Frosting Beat3tablespoonssoftbutter The Immediate problem nice to be laboring at your side ARES WE batter In half. Mix until smooth and creamy. spade holding and South was in control. Before playing to trick two, declarer realized that his club 'loser could be discarded on dummy'* f am that his spade loser could be trumped In dummy. j 1073 •, FRYERS this. He led from his strong 485 ,.. - .-' LI defeated the contract, but West had no way of realizing NORTh TI well. Combine with remaining ___ __________________ For Thursday, Oct. 4 1979 ,. WHOLE gait. Stir into batter alternately with 2 cups powdered sugar, 1th milk. Fold in stiffly beaten tablespoons milk and i 2, DAYS A WEEK . egg whites, then wheat germ. teaspoon pure vanilla extract ____________ Divide ' * .' cup raisins hot filling. Bring to boil. Cocon ut Filling Remove f rom heat. St In 1 Buttercream Frosting tablespoon brandy and two. Beat together butter and thirds cup flaked coconut. Cool. ; .'~ar until fluffy. Beat In egg and vanilla. flourbagpowderand .•1 1 ALL OUR BEEF IS USDA CHOICE _ p. BRIDGE- • D. ICE PACK ' . ____________ &: _____ '3easpoon cloves \ . M. I. By BERNICE BEDE OSOL . Mix One-third cup sugar, 3 thickens and boils. Add small amount of hot mixture to I egg yolk, mixing of their obesity. Eliminating whoever It Is In your family • RIGHTS RESERVED tablespoons cornstarch and 'i teaspoon salt. Stir in Two-thirds cup chopped pecans "2 teaspoons cinnamon ____________________ ____________________ - - ____ teaspoons baking powder ,,l teaspoon salt cup mIlk - • QUANTITY teaspoons pure vanilla over top. This kitchen-tested THRU WED., q*ract recipe makes 94nch layer cake. OCT.1O,1a7e '2- cups flour Coconut Filling glucose levels as determined by absot bed very slowly. such glucose tests will develop For all of the above reaaon, nonnalrespnsesjf theygetgjd I strongly recommend that _______ (hEWSPAPIR ENTERPRISt ASSN) Spread Buttercream Frosting PRICES GOOD .,1 cup vacuum-packed wheat cup water. Cook over medium germ, regular heat, stirring until mixture Of course, you have to In- dia bet es should follow he& _________ ______ 4 eggs, separated prescribed a 1,500 calorie diet gram sugar, the blood sugar suggests that he thought some level wouldn't Increase at all. - weight loss was In orde r. Many That's because the sugar Ii people whti have elevated blood encased in the apple fiber and Is = -- .Let made from other foods. It can affect _ - 52 Zinger light and refreshing. l' cups 12 oz.) lemon yogurt The "cloud" part of its name I carton (8 or 9 oz.) frozen comes from the pie's fluffy whipped topping, thawed ni: texture. What the "90" 1 graham cracker piecrust represents Is really a zinger! ?'.. Beat together pudding, Th is dessert takes a mere yogurt and whipped topping seconds to prepare. And it can until well mixed. Spoon Into, E Eat Cake be frozen for days - or weeks if crust (either store-bought or you can resist the urge to eat it. homemade. Freeze until set A moist cake with Interesting pecans Into 1 half. Turn into (at least three hours. Remove thture and flavor Is hard to greased and floured 9-inch The- pie's lemony goodness from freezer 15-20 minutes ilixi in this era of packaged layer pan. comes f rom a combination of before serving. Best when eness. Stir spices and raisins in to lemon-flavored yogurt and served icy cool without Ice cake takes a little work, remaining batter. Turn Into canned lemon pudding. If crystals. Makes 6.8 servings. But your effort will be second preparecipan. you've been a purist who's felt Make-Your-Own Crust: tVôroughly appreciated at Bake in 350-degree over 35 to that not hing you didn't squeeze Combine Pi cups graham t'ving time. 40 m in utes or until light touch In yo urself could possible have cracker crumbs (or I c. graham -It's also a practical cake. center of cake springs back. real lemon flavor, you're apt to cracker crumbaand '4c.wheat SCRUMPTIOUS Cool 10 minutes in pan. Remove be surprised by the authentic germ), cup melted WHEAT-GERM CAKE from pan. Cool on rack. flavor of canned lemon pud- margarine, and 2 Tbsp. sugar. 1 cup butter Spread I layer with Coconut ding. And with today's prices of Press into 9-inch pan, reserving W2 cups sugar Filling. Top with second layer. fresh lemons, this canned 2 Tbsp. crumbs for garnish. It makes It much more difficult to regulate t he blood sugar metabolize sugar or glusose under these clrcumst*nces. sugar is helpful In this regard. who's been diagnosed as having j ; - Pie If you've given up "heavy" convenience makes even more eczts-buts -likt!-i end a sense. meal with something special, CIAUJD9O PIE here's the perfect finishing I can (l7' 02.) lemon pudtouch. Cloud 90 Pie is lemony, ding ________ diabetic should be using lnkany alcohol spuldavoldsugarbecause1t's many form. Alcoholneutrallzes rId1y absorbed and run the blood glucose level up quickly. or uses one of the 'a t Real differ 46 47 48 49 _ _ - 90 I' • enzymes in the liver used to 45 51 low y s 41 142 - 55 58 - - by Bob Montana AT I OUGHTA, S'jT S'l'OQ MUCH Uk'E ' C4RY THREE FOR SuSAN B ACCEPTING 44 50 I THINK I'D OF THE NEW IT SEEMS EVEN SUGGESTED POPuLAR. 6 micy A1HER HAVE A 1T THE. IZ4G THEM wii THE SLOGA1 - 1 36 40 43 - _ 35 37 39 THIS BETT - Cloud , t. 4. IT'S ONE Not ______ - ARCH IE cs Should WidMidsy, Oct. 3, It; 1-9 ' 54 Possessive $ __________ All IP N I pronoun AIN 55 Cries : (IL (C T uuou1*1v1 Alcohol (contr) 58 Ignore 'L O'Ok AN ________ , L A 12 Jackie's 2nd 60 Garden M N ER o $ L o o p husband DEAR DR. IAMB-Recently implement 13 Foolish act 61 Heraldic cross 0 N STAGI IA $ $ amemberourfamUyhadtbe t of 0 N o HAT 14 Pessimistic 62 Lions' homes ISITI A three-hour glucose tolerance Pd 16 Snake eyes 63 Bring to I I A H A L I I 0 test. It was found that she had 17 And in.i cnmnitjon Eli L F II (abbr..Lat,.2 B4Scalenote N N A TIIIAJI I Y!NJI LUMU wds.) 65 Family I, calorie diet. She can't 19 You (Fr.) 10 Propels with 41 Diplomat member have sugar In any form and 20 Information oars 42 Sunflower limited starches. bureau (abbr.) 13 Energy unit DOWN state (abbr.) A friend said to us the test 22 Belonging to 15 Component a 44 Espy us atom 1 North Viet. doesn't really prove It's 24 Verne hero namese capi. 18 Rugged rock 47 Face part (P1.) diabetes. He claims to have test in relationship to the in. 27 Thole tel 21 Melody 48 Gets shed of dividual patient, but assuming diabetes but his doctor allows 30 Cloistered 2 Rime 23 Free 49 Take We are the patient Is properly prepared him sugar and alcohol. woman 3 Journey 25 Ponder advantage of 31 Overturn the confused and would appreciate and that results 4 Diaphragm 26 Singletons 34 Mope spasm 28 Cooling drinki 51 Tells on (sI.) your comments. were unequivocal, It's a pretty 53 Marries 36 Jumped 5 Christmas 29 Scruff DEAR READER One of the good test. 38 Rings decoration 31 Forearm bone 55 Haggard biggestsources of confusion Is To give you a better Idea f 39 Depression ini. 6 Fender 32 Make a novel tials listening to unqualified people. how glucose tolerance tests are mishap contented 56 Vote against 40 Lollipop 7 Spanish Sound Your friend, no matter how Used and how the diagnosis of 43 Fighting country house 33 In love with 57 - TS like much you may him, is not a diabetes Is made, I'm equipment tung____ 8 Author Levin 35 No longer are ____ doctor and he may be you The Heal th Let ter flUlflbef' 45 Large snake 9 Sesame plant 37 Christen 59 Garland misrepresenting what his 3-11, Diabetes: Diagnosis. - 1 2 3 4-5 doctor told him. And, In any Prevention And Management 8 ______ _______ case, his doctor would have' Other readers who want _______ 10 11 12 been talking to him in reference issuecansendl5 centsincheck - ___ to his case and not in reference or coin with a long, stamped, 14 to the member of your family self.adcfressed envelope for It. who has diabetes. The old Send your request tome, In care 17 18 19 sang, "Different strokes for of this newspaper, P.O. BOX - different folks," Is particularly 1551, Radio City Station, New 21 22 23 24 25 26 true In medicine. Each patient York, NY 10019. . en 27 28 29 30 be A num r of doctors think I would use to say emI -thatlndividualawhoarediabetk phaticallythatldon't th 31 32 33 _______________________ BEETLE BAILEY Dleabeff Consume Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 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Reallenvow- SUNSHINE KRISPY TOWELS i' SALTINES GIANT ROLL SAYS * A 11050* DIOICI FOSSIl VALLEY lAND SM 114w PIll Pd BAGS 35 KLEENEXevetYi% p,fee! LI Cream Cottage Cheese 1 LB CELLO S $188 '' SAYS 21 241z PANTS! Pill CARROTS 13 " S LI SAY(*ALIISIA MI FIISHVILIVSMN Boneless Stewing Beef . 2H witussmaw California Steak Pantry Pride Sour Cream SAVE 6 PICK ; LI SAYl*AHSSAOipFIssYLtyRM I S $158 Beef Blade Chuck Roast Ut *11w FR E S N SAVE 60 A LB 59 79d CRISP frO1Y' SAVE 160 HALF GAL. 180 L san*ALIUSDA DSE WIN VMLEYIMI Wednesday, Oct. 3, 17-11C I CATSUP 179ó - I �-•, i2nd Year, No. 38—Thursday, October 4,1979—Sanford Florida 32771 Evening Herald—(IJSPS 481-280)---Price 15 Cents S — Cost To Build WA New Lake Ma r y School In Doubt j. _J B Us (ARItY GR A U Herald Staff Writer lcniicth 4t; Live Oak Blvd.. as:clk-rrv as awarded the base bid u'nti'it I but fito toiitract taiiiiot It signed till the Utispeciuitd items are looked over, Laver said. 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-,, � 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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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 07, 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/d4e500c2d0c3d0c152173369e297cca9.pdf 378af687352cfe0bf22f872e360e1211 PDF Text Text 471st Year, No. 271—Monday, July 2,1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 uni*rWhirl? . by Hal Kaufman .W0pJ4,. 14 P4GM Ouiuiw ij From a certain sum, Doakes took away a third and put In $50. Next, he took away a fourth and put In $70. He then had $130. What was the original sum? 1.J,lIop lA4.44JO4 P114 AlIsuleijo H Punctuat. these words to make sans., if you can: "it but I said not and." No fair peeking. jui6y ,..pu.. IOU,, 'Pill I •,',4fl, tIM II., CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? There are at least six differences in drawing details between top and bottom panels. How quickly can you find them? Check answers with those below. '4UIJI44p 'I JI'H 1'OUiUiUa Si P"3 's 'IIIIJIHIP Ii si.qwfl' 'JIIiIU$l SI IW'IQ 'C P114341*1141 1UftJ4 SuisIiva Sj Ilaq ',pieg 'i :u3u8JS44() ' -- ft. -41W Ral. to , Tongue Teasel Sheridan Schott and Noah Knott shot It out. Knott was shot and Schott was not so it was better to be Schott than Knott. Or was It? OUT OF SIGHT OUT OF MIND? Select an assortment of ten aces, deuces and treys — five red and five black — from a deck of ordinary playing cards. Now, propose a memory test. Place the cards In a row on a table, alternating the reds and blacks. Invite friends to observe the order of the cards for two minutes. At the end of this time, turn the cards face down, and ask participants to list the sequence from left to right as accurately as possible. It takes a super effort to name more than LET'S FACE ITI Our friends above seem to be pleased by four or five In order, whatever it is they're facing. Add lines to finish picture. cpV f5 'iitk ecJIJ r 'V'TtA Lu4 L4KTjAT! j. 4W A rea Businesses Hopeful Despite C arter's Gloom By BRAD PURDOM time last year. "We are very positive but "will not reduce it any improvement, though. "Our unemployment rate Is through 1979 and the first half of further." Merchants at the Altamonte 4.7 percent1 t' he sald."That's 1980," said Patricia Lewis, "In the last 30 to 45 days we Mall have not felt "much of an In spite of gloomy economic the lowest figure In 10 years. We maPager of public affairs. She have reduced our number of effect yet," according to Lewis forecasts by the Carter ad- placed 348 persons in jobs in said companies ordering from employees by 25 to 30 percent," Zarka, general manager of the ministration, area employment June of this year whereas last Strom berg-Ca rlson always said Atchley, president of the mall. officials and businesses are not year we placed 313. We have place their orders at least 9-12 company. "Our sales have Zarka said the mall's expecting any immediate 1,312 jobs listed right now in months in advance. That, she come down about the same retailers have told him that problems. light Industry and services and said, gives the industry an amount, but we expect the fewer people seem to be coming Ralph Prescott,manager of we're looking for qualified advantage In dealing with situation will probably ease by to the mall but that sales in the local office of the Florida applicants." economic changes. next spring." terms of dollars are going up. State Employment Office, says Stroznberg.Caz'lson of Lake Ed Atchley of Cobia Boat Co. Atchley said It would likely be "The people who do come are job placement In Seminole Mary also reports a "stable" in Sanford, said his company 1981 before the economic spending more money," he County is running ahead of this employment picture. recently has cut employment situation showed any real said. Herald Staff Writer OPEN ENDI "Everything that is really great and Inspiring is created by the individual who can labor in ," said Albert Einstein. As you s.., the last word Is missing. Scrambled, the word's lifters are MEROF ED. What Is the word? 4 Evening Herald—(USPS 48-280)—Price 15 Cents Fireworks To Light July 4 Fetes By JANE CASSELBERRY cake walk, the Jaycee dunking The Sanford Youth Baseball long celebration highlighted by and best decorated vehicle, machine, rope climb, Pony Assn. will have baseball a Little Miss Firecracker most original theme or rides, and at 3 p.m. the greased playoffs. Pageant beginning at noon in costume. Seminole County residents pig contest, the center of the mall, hot air will not have to drive far to find The General Sanford Throughout the day there will The Gay 90's Saloon and Raw balloon rides, and at 9 p.m. Oyster Bar a good old-fashioned Fourth of be authentic re-enactments at 9 a.m. as Memorial Library and Museum what they claim is the biggest well as otheropens food concessions July celebration ranging from a Civil War skirmishes and the will be open to the public fireworks display In central at the center. The trout stream parade to spectacular Order of the Feather will throughout the day. Florida. fireworks displays. present Indian dances and (fishing for live mountain The Sanford Kiwanis will In Sanford, the community crafts. With the exception of the trout), Hole-in-one contest and have free blood pressure tests pageant all of the events will booths and rides open at 10 a.m. celebration will be at Fort The Disabled American and the Red Cross will provide take place in the green parking The opening ceremonies and Mellon Park beginning at ii a.m. and continuing throughout Veterans and the American first aid. The Sanford Lions will lot west of the mall. There will awards will be at 10:30 a.m. Legion willchicken be serving be games, barbecue and enthe day, climaxed at dark with becued andbarthe All systems tertairunent. At 11 the Bahia "Green. the shooting of $1,200 worth of Veterans of Foreign Wars will The Maitland-South Seminole sheens" Motorcycle Unit will fireworks over Lake Monroe. have a corn boll. The Jaycettes Chamber of Commerce will hold a competitive Field Drill are go' "All the money has come in will serve hot dogs and cold sponsor the 22nd annual Demonstration in the parking for the fireworks and all drinks; Over 50 Club will serve have the Sight Mobile on hand Independence Day celebration lot and the entertainment systems are go," said Jack cake, Iced tea and coffee; the for free glaucoma tests for at the Maitland Civic Center. center will open. There will be Horner, executive manager of KnigMS of Columbus, popcorn; those over 20, acuity tests for The main parade will proceed continuous entertainment until the Greater Sanford Chamber the Sanford Lions Club will those 12 and over, and blood down Maitland Avenue from 5p.m. From 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. In of Commerce, which is coor- have cotton candy and root- pressure tests from 11 air. to Sandapur to the civic center at 9 the west wing there will, be dinating the event, beer; Beautification and the Good Samaritan 4:30 p.m. n.m. Judging for the children's Bingo. At 2 p.m. hot-air balloon "The fireworks will be Home " c&uuied. clearly visible from vanta,e The Kiwanis Club also wiü ''' "' Real Estate One Prole..tonM E42 Vroiu 4 to 7.p.m. a barbeem . 'along the Ickefront lemonade. isv. a untry .. Center ö'n Maitland Avenue. chicken dinner will be served. from 17-92 to Mellonville In Altamonte Springs, the Awards will be given for the At 7 the drawing for grand Avenue," he added. State Representatives Bobby Altamonte-South Seminole funniest, most original, prizes will be held and from There will be fun for the Hattaway and Bobby Brantley Jaycees have Joined with the patriotic costumes and most 7:30 to 11 there will be disco whole family with a Moon Walk, will speak. Altamonte Mall to put on a day- unusual, best decorated bike dancing. Herald Staff Writer SCC $5 Million Complex Ready For Final Touches 'rn IiI1 _________________ _____ •! - • -• • 41 -. - Tt1A1T.KNEV IrAi l c1c,r* KV - ' '. • ' - ,,•. - .• ( .,. .,•-. ; •_'7_ &.j'' "•* y ?• - $ "S _ - EX-SHIPMAN rce 11.0 HOLD REUNION The vocational building was constructed to meet the increasing demand of enrollment, MUwee said. With the addition of the vocational facilities, the enrollment for occupational education courses is expected to increase about 10 percent, said Russell L. Moricrief, director of Occupational .;•"-' Q' J ••• .• •.,•. - stenography rooms, business data processing facilities and The Shop and Lab Building provides a permanent facility for Seminole Community College's new vocational building and the reupholstery, emergency medical technology, paramedic and library addition have been completed and will make their debut firefighting programs. New programs will be offered in small this fall, engine repair, auto body work and welding "We wound up our construction contract last Friday," said Special features of the library addition will include anR.T. Mllwee, assistant to the college president. "We have one or thropology, bin-feedback, experimental psychology, and forensic two men who are sweeping up before wc can move everything .t. laboratories along with study rooms, reading, cataloging and A dedication ceremony committee whose members consist of microfilm areas, Language, reading labs, offices and general faculty and students are studying the most appropriate time to classrooms will complete this addition to the college. schedule the event, Milwee said today. The ceremony will be held Seminole Community College offers all pre-professional majors either In August or September. In Its basic two-year program. In addition to its academic The new vocational building, a shop and lab building and programs, the college also has a wide variety of technicimi courlibrary addition have cost approximately $4,406,000 in conses, and Its community service and leisure time programs are struction alone, Mllwee said. Equipment and accessories for the constantly expanding In response to the needs of the community, facilities will round the figure off to $5 million, he said. •pi .1 ',tii MEAN YW DaL4rIQ'Jovv BySHARONCARRASCO Herald Staff Writer IJ At present, the number of students enrolling in the college parallel programs is increasing, whereas the national trend sees the programs holding steady. College officials say that the growth trend at the college Is a reflection of the continued growth in the Seminole County area. People of different ages celebrated the loth annual reunion of Navy and Marine Education, SCC is also an area vocational education school with modern The Vocational BuildiN will offer courses such as equipment and facilities geared to help students acquire skWs Corps personnel who had served aboard the former Sanford Naval Air Station in engineering, technology, food service, medical records, and home needed for employment or advancement in specific vocational different ways. David and Winnie Scott (photo below), who came from New management program3. Its classrooms will also ho use typing areas. Orleans for the event, and Jim and Mary Hay of Sanford join in a toast to ship. mates, while the younger generation enjoy a ride in a hay wagon towed by Wes Giles. The reunion was hosted by the Fleet Reserve Association Saturday at Its More Paperwork building on West First Street and was attended by more than 400 persons. .._,.fr _,•l 'ø— -. -_________ New ' LI —I - ; .t • • ' '' : ,J 'i " ' - •,,• • • ''. i- 'M4 '. ' • -,,,'/ I I T - -. - ' ' ' ' .• 7'.• ' .' •'. By GEOFFREY POUNDS ' , 'l • .,., ,,'. ' -:. • "- ., . I • '! .1 ... - %,7( • 1- .'. order to comply with the bill," used as depositories, it will be as a cost-saving measure at the, Beckwith said today. validate the securities offered was to eliminate five positions A bill enacted by the Florida He said each of the other 67 as collateral on the countyin Tallahassee, but the result is Legislature this past session counties In the state also will funds, the almost certain addition of has put the burden of have to either hire additional "It's a significant respon- many more people at the local monitoring public fund help or require present per. sibility that can't be taken level. depositories on the shouldersof sonnel to assume extra work. lightly, not with millions of "It's going to be a night-' ... • county clerks — despite their Thus, he said, a person ln each dollars at each bank lnyolved," mares" Locker said, oppositions of the 67 counties will now là Beckwith said. Beckwith said the effect of : The bill provides that the to do the work that has Tom Locker, assistant in the the bill may result in banks clerk of the circuit court of the previously been done by five Orange County Comptroller's having to post collateral above county replace the Department staff members in the state office, said the bill was passed what is actually required. of Banking and Finance as the comptroller's office. agency responsible for main- Public funds In the county are taming records of collateral now dispersed, according to d provided by county favorable Interest rates, among depositories. 16 banks. The funds range up to The bill was opposed In a $24 million In any given bank. Around The Clock .......... IA Horoscope 48. res)luUon passed by the state Sources include county tax Bridge ....................4B Hospital ................. association of county clerks In money, school and junior Comics June. college funds, Beckwith said. Crossword .........,,,,.,.,. 4B OWtSELVLS 4B Spert.s .................. . hA " We' re going According to the bill, when a Editorial ..................IA Tetevislon person to work halt time in bank or banks ln the county are Dear Abby ................. lB Weather Toaa y • c, Law Irks Beckwith I ...:........:"" F . -II- ... . ..- . a, i -. •'v .• M4 4 •4 .• .' -,' .- - ... - ... .-",'.. - . -,'- -- - "- • - : - .___ �2A— Even lng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, July 2, 1979 __ ~ _1111111111111111111111111 Lake Mary Pair Killed In Auto Accident' I The Investigation Is continuing today in a head-on collision that AGGRAVATED ASSAULT killed a Lake Mary man and his 15-year-old stepdaughter. A 37-year-old Winter Springs man was a rrested late Saturday The only curvivor of the Saturday night accident is Fred M. night when he allegedly pointed a .22 cali ber pistol at patrons of a Strohm, 55, of 570 Trade Winds Road In Winter Springs, Strohm is Sanford motel, according to Seminole County deputies. reported In fair condition today at Florida Hospital-Altamonte. Melvin Thomas Smith of Winter Springs was arrested about He suffered two broken legs in the accident, records Indicate. 11:11 p.m. Saturday and charged with aggravated assault with Dead are Mark Thomas Webster, 25, of 265 Third St. and his firearm and carrying a concealed weapon. stepdaughter, Joan Webster, who was a passenger in the car. According to the _____ report, de puti es were dispatched to the Day's According to the Florida Highway Patrol, the accident ocbmondate road 46 and lnterdate4 in reference to an intoxicated curred at 11:43 on U.S. High way 17-92 near Big Tree Road, about ..___I• man oo1nthi a tm at several neonle. ur-quaner mue norm orthor L.ongwooci. When deputies arrived at the scene, Smith was seen standing Webster was traveling northbound and Strohm southbound in a at the apartment of Terry Allan Gran, 29, of 773 Wymore Road, on the walkway of the hotel in front of room 216 Smith was 1978 Ford Truck when the collision occurred. Pacesetter Apartments, Altamonte Springs, and transported the searched by deputies who said they found the plsto( underneath Highway patrol officials said no determination has been made trio to the Seminole County Jail. They are scheduled for their his shirt stuffed In his pants. on charges In the incident. Initial appearance today. Smith was placed on an Initial bond of $5,250. TRIO ARRESTED Gran, Daniel Elliott Schoenberg, 22, and Charles Scott A 29-year-old Altamonte Springs man and two Ohioans are Rutherford, 22, both of Ohio, were.charged with engaging in ASSAULT CHARGE A 49year.old Altamonte Springs man who threatened police. being held without bond today following their arrest on charges of organized crime, conspiracy to corrupt, corrupting another with engaging in organized crime, according to Seminole County with an unloaded shotgun was arrested early Saturday morning: drugs, aggravated trafficking in marijuana and conspiracy to deputies. at his home, according to Seminole County deputies. commit aggravated trafficking In ma mari ri jjuana.. Deputies arrested the three men about 6:15 a.m. this morning Ephrom Murdock Skeen, 49, of 933 Seminole Ave., was charged . The three men were arrested by Seminole County deputies who were acting on three fugitive warrants for their Indictments from with three counts of aggravated assault on a police officer and resisting arrest with violence. Surnmltt County, Ohio. Skean Is being held without bond at the Seminole County Jail. The men's arrest concluded a 17-month investigation that began August 1976 and Included 8 law enforcement agencies in He is scheduled for arraignment at 2 p.m. Tuesday. According to deputies, Skeen barricaded himself in his home: Florida and Ohio, said John Spolski, spokesman for Seminole County Sheriff's Department. and threatened to shoot anyone who approached him. Neighbors MRS. MAY LESHER FREEMAN WOODALL Gran was one of 14 defendants arrested In June 1979, by Orange complained to Altamonte Springs police who then relayed the call Mrs. May B. Lesher, 92, 2004 Mr.Third Freeman Woodall, 702conspiracy and Seminole county deputiescharges, and charged with 91 counts S. Magnolia Ave., Sanford, died W. Street, Sanford73, died in drug trafficking Spolskl said. Twentyof to Seminole County deputies. Sunday night at Winter Park Saturday in Graceville. He pounds of marij Skeen was apprehended when he tried to catch his dog as it ran Memorial Hospital. She was lived in Sanford 18 years. Born uana and six ounces of cocaine were seized, from his home. Skeen was carrying an unloaded shotgun, deputies . born in Selnagrove, Pa. and in Attalla, Ala., He was em- SPOiski said. say. lived in Sanford for 42 years. ployed by the Seminole County She was a member of the First School Board. Presbyterian Church and was Survivors are his wife, Mrs. the wife of the late Lea R. Bcra Woodall of Sanford; one Lesher, a former city com- son, Russell of Swnmerville, missioner of Sanford. She was a Ga., 4 daughters, Mrs. Willie By United Press International Gold Star Mother. Oil analysts note that If Saudi Saudi Arabia, quoted official the Saudi royal court. Rutledge of Centre, Ala., Mrs. In a move that could provide Arabia Increased Its exports by sources as saying the Increased Survivors include one Gladys Jennings, Birmingham relief Before last week's OPEC from the worldwide oil I million barrels per day and oil outpu t would provide the meeting and the Big Seven daughter, Mrs. Sam Martina, Ala., Mrs. Bonnie Wells f shortage, Saudi Arabia has if no other major producers funds necessary tospeedupthe enersummitInTokyo,Saudi of Altamonte Springs; grandGasden, Ala., and Mrs. decided to boost Its oil decreased their production —It Implementation daughters, Mrs. W.E. Mock, Margaret Koger of Sanford. the coun- Arabian oil minister Sheikh Auburn, 41a., Mrs. Mary Ellen Briason Funeral Home Is in production, the Saudi press would help considerably to ease try's five-year economic Ahmed Zaki Yamani had said, agency said today. the tight oil market conditions development plan. Imuer of Miami and Mrs. Don charge of arrangements. the Sa udis might increase their But the report did not specify which have existed for the past Sturgeon of Lubbock, Texas; "saudi Arabia today decided oil production to 9.5 million how much extra oil will be six months. two grandsons, Stephen Funeral Notices SII3 barrels per day if the major raise p ro duced,or for how long. to temporarily its The total'world Martins, Orlando and Chal (oil) output within the frameWestern consuming nations The Saudis currently produce has Martina of Miami and six gm-catbe LESHER, MRS. MAY I. — work of Its policy, to provide made serious moves towards about 8.5 million barrels per ween 1.5 million and 2 million grandchildren. BrIsion funeral Funeral services for Mrs. spend on conservation. enough cash to day about 35 percent of total barrels per day. B. Lesher,92,of 2004 S. Magnolia home In charge of rgeAve., Sanford, who died Sunday OPEC production. Saudi Arabia has a suatalna ments. The report from Jiddab, development projects in the at Winter Park, will be at 4 P.M. country in accordance with the We oil production capacity of MRS. EMMA LUMB Tuesday, at Brisson Funeral five-year plan," the agency about 10.5 million barrels per Home. Burial In Evergreen Mrs. Emma C.Lumb,92,2410 said. quoting official sources in day. Cemetery. Brlsson Funeral Hearings Off Limits? N. Narcissus Ave., Sanford, Home PA in charge. born InHolt Co unty In Missouri, rE _I WOODALL, FREEMAN died Saturday night at Sanford ng ,Jd._(USFS 4!l.210) — WASHINGTON (UP!) • Reporters and the public may be Funeral services for Freeman Nursing and Convalescent barred from pretrial hearings at an accused criminal's request Wall, 73, of 702 W. Third St., Home. She was a member of Sanford, who died Saturday in when publicity poses a threat to selection of an Impartial jury, a Monday, July 2, 1979—Vol. 71, No. 271 First United Methodist Ch urch. Greceville, will be at 2 p.m. narrowly divided Supreme Court ruled today. Tuesday at the Church of God of Sur vivors are one sister, Mrs. Published Daily and Sunday, except Saturday W The Sanford er The justices affirmed, 5-4, a New York Court of Appeals H ald, Prophecy with Rev. Harold Inc., $0 N. French Ave., Sanford, Fla. 32771. Betty Woolgar, of Sun City. Cal. Pound officiating and Rev, decision giving judges wide discretion on when to close pretrial Sacand Class Postage Paid at Sanford, Florida 32771 .LH. Messer assisting. Brisson Funeral Home-PA hearings on the admission of incriminating evidence. Burial will be in Oalilawn Sanford Is In charge of The Home Delivery: Weak, 75 cents; Month, $3.23; Months, $15 SO; Year, P-tbet MemorIal Park. Brisson Funeral t on gives no "af firmativerlght arrangements. .,,.. WeakUcants Home PA in charge. of access" to pretrial proceedings. '%'... su.so. .!'V_ — IN BRIEF :. j 5 Killed, 20 In ured Hotel n Fire PALM, Majorca (UP!) At least five people were killed and Injured early today In fire that swept the Hotel El Paso in Pahni, on the island of Majorca. Authorities said most of the victims were hotel guests and died of smoke poisoning or from jumping from windows of the nine-dory building in the canter of Palma. They were not immediately Identified. Eighteen of the Injured were hospitalized. The fire broke out in a public room of the hotel, which can accommodate up to 494 people. Authorities said more than O guests were registered. - ,, li — Senate Majority Leader Robert Byrd of West Virginia is In the Soviet Union today for a five-day visit mixing tourism with a civics lesson for the Soviet leadership on the sensitivities of the U.S. Senate of 'SALT. Byrd arrived in Leningrad Sunday and was met by local Communist Party and government officials. He visited the Hermitage museum with his wife and dined later with American Consulate officials. 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At first, she In 0 deposition unsealed only did not recognize Bundy as the The prosecution's murder man she saw leaving the C'hi Saturday, after the jury was case against Bundy, a Utah law Omega house. sequestered, Eng told Bundy he school dropout, hangs on the The defense is sure to raise found a tennis ball laying testimony of Nita Jane Neary the name of Ronnie Eng, a around outside the sorority and Dr. Richard Souviron. student who did odd jobs for the house while cleaning one day. Miss Neary caught a fleeting Chi Omegas and once was tennis "And on is named the sorority sweetheart. hiil— m "'as onths aft er P man who slipped out of the He also was named by Miss Florida State University sororI- Neary during hypnosis as ,OU had .€ii apprehended —it had led Bun d y didn t do it. tyhouse before dawn on Jan. 15, resembling the killer, "Uh, I felt very g uilty for 1. ng told l3undy 1978. . "On a tennis ba ll" saying his name because e's ih Souviron test ifi ed that Bundy one so much so many the defendant asked. alone could have made the bite girls, it just, I couldn't WI"On a tennis ball lying in the ks found on the battered derstand, you know, why! even middle of the courtyard," Eng i,'.naY of IIS5 La"s" thought that..., she later said. replied. "Vie kind of think we came A motion to have Souvii-on "A message from heaven ... a dIsmissed as an unreliable pretty close to , representing witness will be argued out of the Eng in this case, said one of mad backhand," Bundy said. presence of the mostly black, ____________________________________________ middle-aged jury selected last WL'.L. — . . ., -. -. S ._;__• ' ' . • ii n • PACKAGE _____ " U . % _______________ jr -(;i w&• ' ...: - I • ________ ,, j i. i • . 1 ______ "_ '--- .. SODS _______ • . - _____ '"RITZ 64 NR oz. ALL NATURAL FLAVOR OLD FASHIONED I .. ALL. 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Storm Names TOLEDO, Ohio (UP!) — Some 3.500 municipal employees walked off the job In a contract dispute Sunday, leaving Toledo substantially without police and fire protection and various other city services. City officials indicated they would seek an injunction today In Lucas County Common Pleas Court to force the strikers back to work in the northwestern Ohio city of 360,000 residents. The four unions representing city employees set up picke t lines Sunday morning around the Toledo Safety Building, and at police and fire stations across the city. I I. I .ii,,,, - . rJ Are Safe - Toledo City Workers Strike - - DC- 10s TULSA, Okla. (UPI) — Employees at American Airlines' maintenance and engineering center say they make planes safe enough for their own fam ilies and friends — and the public, too, should feel safe in them. A group of more than 1,000 employees took out a fullpa ge advertisement in Sunday's Tulsa World to express unhappiness with suggestions that plane maintenance and Inspections might have been responsible for the crash of a DC-10 May 25 at Chicago's O'Hare Airport, killing 273 people. National Transpo rtation Safety Board investigators say they are almost finished with their investigation. An unofficial report says a 10-inch crack In a pylon, suffered in maintenance, as well as a possible design flaw, may have contributed to the crash. - Byrd said one of the main goals of his visit Will be to jt By BRAD PURDOM Osceola Transportation llamric said the Trans- percent. on th e 3-year-old Metro subway buses and subways were full Authority. Herald Staff Writer "1 can't really nail the portation Authority recently system set records five weeks before the gas crunch, both now "We don't have our J une had set up a telephone hot-lin e crease down to one ca use, More people are using public She in r. row and buses also are are jammed. Many riders transportation in Seminole ridership fugures in yet,' he to handle th e influx of people said, "but our call volume is packed with new riders, watch several packed trains County, to said, "but based on the num be r calling for information, according way up. too. We have been In houston, the system pass be fore they can fin d even spokesmen for area buses, cabs of calls we're getting from From Washington D.C. an offering some reduced fares, cannot handle increased standing room. Officials say and trains, apparently due to people who have obviously Auto-Train spokesman said but the gas situation must have ridership demands. On the first auto traffic is down by 9 to 11 the gasoline crunch. never used the bus system advance reservations for the something to do with it. day of odd-even gas rationing, Percent in the last two weeks. "The buses are filled," said before, and on the bus driver's summer are up 60 Percent over Yellow Cab or Orlando about ce nt of the Th e Long Island Rail Road, th e 35 Per buses Patrick Hamrlc, general repor ts of full buses, I'd say last year. She said reservations operates taxi service in were out of rush-hour service nation's largest commuter rail : manager of Orange-Seminole- ridership is definitely up:' for the rest of the year are up 55 Seminole County. They sup- because of mechanical line, says weekday ridership is plied no figures on ridership probleriis, 7 percent, and up up more than increases, but a dispatch In Chicago, transit by 25 Percent on weekends. "-.')P 11 supervisor said business is up. spokesman Leon Kaye said g seems to an in , Atl ta's tim Across the nation, many , ' gasoline shortages spurred a be just right. After five years mass transit systems "substantial increase" in use of and hundreds of mill ions of I . ... . '., ~ ~. I .- :". ~1. ublic transit, especially in the dollars, the South's first rapid * while America maintained a l as t week and a half. rail and subway system starts love affair with the family car — In Los Angeles, ridership service Sat urday are having trouble coping on the 2,600-b us system is up 24 with the crowds. Percent over last year. During — In the San Francisco Bay To ease rush-hour crowds, rush hour, full buses sometimes area, the worst problems were transit officials want staggered p ass up commuters. enco un tered by relatively new working hours, and later school In New York City, where bus systems. openings this fall. Some cities tire adding school buses to their • President Leonid Brezhnev, who is on vacation. I NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UP!) The trial of six men charged with turning former Gov. Ray Blanton's office Into a "crim inal enterprise" by selling clemency to convicts gets underway in federal court this week. Fo ur onetime Blanton aides are among the defendants. Th eir t rial Is schedul ed to begin Tuesday, but could be dealyed for a day or two because on of th e defendants, William Aubrey Thompson, Is on trial in Chattanooga on separate charges of Income tax evasion. The prosecution In th at case is expected to complete its presentation today, but it was uncertain how long the defense will take. Saudis To Poduce Extra Oil to the CrImu later in the week where he will meet Soviet I 1 Expected To Begin This Weeli Workers: Monday, July 2, 197-3A • Clemency.Selling Trial ---------- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Gas Crunch Add s Riders To Mass Transit! IN BRIEF AREA DEATHS Byrd In Russia On SALT MOSCOW (UP!) NATION I . In Majorca I_ e Buses Are Fi__e • .I .l.5•1 • , �Evening HeMd Around 30) N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 Monday, July 2, 1979-4A 9 — WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDA'O, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director I i 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. The Clock Happy Birthday By JIM HAYNES Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Trinity Prep's soccer team is getting to be something of globetrotters. The South Seminole private school will send its soccer squad to Europe July 20, marking the fourth overseas tp for the Saints booters. Seems Trinity gets as big a kick out of flying as it does booting the ball around on the field. Amsterdam is the initial destination, although the team won't' play until it reaches a Bavarian village called Kitztngen, where the headmaster of a school there has arranged for the team to be hosted for five days. The team will play three matches in that span and a visit to nearby Munich is also planned. The itinerary calls for a train trip to Paris, a Jaunt across the English channel then a visit to Maidenhead, a suburb of London. Bristol and Southport stops are also planned. The trip extends through Aug. 14. Six additional matches are planned in England. Likely what coach Ray Herod and his players are looking forward to most is attending professional soccer games and taking part in special clinics set up by the pro coaches. Richard Arscott, a staunch Trinity booster, is setting up details for the trip and Trinity headmaster Rev. Canon A. Bees Hay will meet the team in Germany and also spend some time with the players in England. Seminole Community College basketball coach Joe Sterling has signed Gainesville star Ron James to a scholarship, beefing up the outlook for another strong SCC season this fall. James, 6-3 and 190 pounds, was the top scorer in Alachua County last season, scoring at the rate of 21 points per game. And he made the usual list of local all-county and all-conference teams. "I feel he is an outstanding prospect," said Sterling. "I am looking forward to working with him." James comes from an athletic family. He had three brothers involved In sports - one plays football at the University of Florida; one plays football at Iowa State; and the other is a basketball player with Santa Fe Community College. I ANGL EWAL TERS Traditionally, Americans have long been classified as "joiners", a label many citizens are proud of. Voluntarism is a typical USA characteristic that has helped shape the image of U.S. citizens in many countries. Americans are frequently pictured as friendly, outgoing and self-reliant. Such a flattering concept probably dates back to the Revolutionary War era when our fledgling nation was struggling to survive. Self-reliance was then an essential quality. WASHINGTON (NEA) — Federal bureaucrats These facts take on renewed significance as the made June a month that World Airways would nation prepares to celebrate the 203rd birthday of like to forget. the United States of America. The American World's misfortunes reflect the haphazard Historic and Cultural Society, Inc., has vigorously nature of government regulation. As often promoted patriotic community programs through happens, the federal actions mixed good in. tentions with excessive zeal and a lack of the preceding 21 days extending to Flag Day. The co common sense. 21-day Honor America concept is a parallel to the The result may be a serious blow to a small 21-gun salute to honor a head of state. company struggling to provide a unique service This period was officially created by a joint to American consumers. resolution of the Congress and signed into law by Edward J. Daly, World's president, gained the President in June 1975. Members of Congress, fame for the Oakland-based company when he new desperate mercy missions of Vietnamese governers and mayors have actively joined in orphans in 1975 before Saigon fell to North supporting this campaign and have called on their Vietnam. In normal times, its principal services constitutents to participate. have been commercial charter flights and A Census Bureau survey in recent years military transports. produced the estimate that 37 million people in the That was until last April when the Civil United States above the age of 13 years are Aeronautics Board granted World the authority engaged in volunteer work in the spirit of helping it had sought for 12 years--to offer low fares to others, all passengers on its daily flights from New York and Baltimore-Washington airports on the East Such a figure reflects a wholesome, generous Coast to Los Angeles and San Franciso-Oakland attitude that has helped this nation become the on the West. leader of the world's democracies. World's one-way fare of $108 occasionally has This total denotes a substantial block of been met by other airlines on those routes but Americans that by its example nI,fnrurn1,.$(,,g,1ufrnu ,,nn$.,an nfll,,h (h,Iunn r - invites nfhrc fit enter the field of voluntarism. To a casual observer World have all passengers paid the same &eap fare. it might seem that so many willing hands could Not surprisingly, World did well with its new dispose of the bulk of the country's social problems. services. It filled more than 75 percent of the Unfortunately, emergencies of assorted types, seats or 11 9 two daily round trips. This compared adversities and personal hardship. onti!u)fJ,J v -' lor.cl average scat ocmultiply. %nipanv-,fin l*O(1tLt )ti 9erCeHL. Summing Up Those Summits PubliC Loses As W ell -- b Other circumstances call for different apOregon, a 100,000-acre site formerly proaches. In used as a rocket test range was turned over to farming by an aerospace company. The land lies in an arid region and the belief prevailed that "Nothing will grow here." But new methods of cultivation have produced rewarding crops and helped to revive the area economically, In another corner of the country, Robert Sanchez, 29, worked with two scientists of the University of New Mexico to develop a program to produce nuclear drugs. This breakthrough enables hospitals to use the drugs as tracing agents for locating tumors. Such undertakings contribute to the health and wealth of the nation. But these events are large and complex and beyond the scope of the average American. But much can be accomplished at the local level to Honor America. You and your neighbors can arrange for appropriate patriotic decorations, centering on the American flag. Remind your club, your union or other organization to lend impetus to such observances, possibly of a financial nature. Remember John Adams' note to his wife Abigail: "...this great anniversary festival ought to be commenorated as the day of deliverance, by solemn acts of devotion to God Almighty..." Plan a parade, whip up a picnic, promote a Sports contest, schedule a band concert, put on a pageant, touch off a fireworks display, honoring America in an appropriate manner. One point, at any rate is clear: no manner of organizational gadgetry can make a great society. It takes people to make a society great righteous, justice-loving, idealistic, freedom-loving people. Join us in giving America a Happy Blrthdqy this coming Fourth of July. BERRY'S WORLD VIUJ WI U I flUIIVIJ •fl UUbC USSU ISIIb. III7 Ull OUR READERS WRITE Special Thanks Kappa Sigma Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. wish to express a special thanks to your wonderful staff for all the excellent coverage from our chapter this year. We have been Just delighted with all of them and especially the pictures taken by Tom Netsel, just a super person. Special thanks to Doris Dietrich and Jane Casselberry for helping me in many ways to make all the articles interesting. Keep up the good work. This community is worthy to have a great newspaper like yours. Vivian Hurston Bowden, Public Relations Rebecca K. Sweet, President They Were There With regard to the headline article In Monday's Evening Herald entitled "Trucking Accord Eases Seminole Gas Crisis," it was a great surprise to me when I picked up the paper, read the headline article and found that I had not attended the meeting I had attended that afternoon. Please b informed that when I am asked to serve on a citizens advisory "Well, Pop — /311i1ii.t we made It!" Q";. .. - VI fAw C ' p - -- rT - -,, 4 4 '.'- 1 , (_ J I t I / • I ".'": / '-' and I reaent any inference otherw*ae. If there is some way you could clerly advise the public that Robert Dinkins and I did live up to our responsibility and did participate In the Seminole County Energy Panel meeting, I would sincerely appreciate it. RobertG. "Bud" Feather Altamonte Springs Pleas e Write Letters to (he editor are welcomed for publication. All letters must be signed, with a mailing address and, if possible, a telephone number so the identity of the writer may be verified. The Evening herald will respect th e wishes of writers who do not want their names in print. The Evening Herald also reserves the right to edit letters to eliminate libel or to conform to space requirements. traveling. And to what effect? The meetings of the highest and mightiest make front and editorial pages, but is the public really paying much at. tentlon? Summits have become such a familiar mechanism of contemporary diplomacy that the instinctive reaction to yet another for many of us may be a large yawn and a quick turn to another page. It wasn't always so. Not so long ago In even the medlumrange view of history, face-to-face encounters between world leaders were events of high drama, often even extreme crisis. One example of the latter, the 1938 four-power Munich conference, made such a vividly lasting impression on public consciousness that President Carter chose to stand bareheaded in the rain upon his arrival in Vienna rather than raise an umbrella, Munich's legacy to the world as a symbol of "appeasement". Munich, however, has always been in a class by itself fortunately. The summits of the last three decades essentially continue the tradition it coner.cei of the World War U allies. After Potsdam in 1945, the.. were on th. Cold War ice until 1955 and the Geneva summit that made genuine headlines with the forerunner of SALT, Dwight Eisenhower's "open skies" proposal. The Soviets at that time weren't ready o buy mutual air reconnaissance as a check agaInst aggressive military build-up by either iuperpower. And when the United States went ihead on its own with the U-2 overflights of the joviet Union. As it turned out, "open skies" were soon to become a calmly accepted reality thanks to satellite surveillance rapidly developed by both sides following the Soviet's technological triumph In the launching of the first Sputnik. So much for the dramas and' crises of yesterday. Another mem orable summit, painfully so for ameri ca n participants at the time, was the 1961 Cennedy-Khruschev confrontation in Vienna. 'rom it flowed the testing of wills in the Cuban nissile crisis, possible the closest the world has ome to t he real thing since the end of World War I, and a Soviet psychological setback that it has ret to recover from completely. The list also includes Khruscliev's eye-. )penlng and possibly mind-blowing visit to the inited States In 1959 and Richard Nixon's 1storic Journey to Peking and anticlimatic ollow-up to Moscow in 1972. The high drama of those events Is largely acking in the summiteering of more recent fears. History may look back on Vienna and the ign ing of SALT II as pivotal. But to today's artIcipants and observers, it has more the Ippearance of a ceremonial occasion, repackaged and uneventful in itself. 7- WASHINGTON Jimmy Carter, the "out- published excerpts from the secret minutes of alder" who won the presidency with his engaging Cabinet meet ings from November 1977, to early grin, his down-home, folksy manner and his anti. Carter's admonition to his Cabinet was not the Washington rhetoric, had promised the first time he had complained about leaks. Nor American voters an "open" government. But now It was August 1978, a tough 19 months will It be the last. Our associate Gary Cohn has after the plain-spoken man from Plains stroll ed obtained the secret minutes from January 1978, up Pennsylvania Avenue to the White House and to the present from White House sources. These hush-hush transcripts of the adbegan his People's Presidency. And Jimmy Carter was as hot as the scorching summer ministration's toplevel discussions are hardly weather outside the executive mansion, where spectacular reading. In fact, It's difficult to see he was holding the 53rd meeting of his cabinet. why the president was so determined to keep With portraits of Abraham Lincoln, Thomas them from the public unless he was reluctant Jefferson and Harry Truman gazing down at to let the voters know that he and his department him, Carter looked out over the oval mahogany beads have no clear solutions to the serious table In the high-ceilinged, cream-colored pord (ucui( A'ie :taaoa; Cabinet room and focused his blue eyes on his Some of the laboriously transcribed m inutes cabinet secretaries. reveal a level of insight more characteristic of a The president admonished everyone present to service club luncheon than the Inner circle of the "treat the minutes of the Cabinet meetings with most powerful government in the world. At one the care that should be given confidential recent meeting, for example, Carter informed documents," and noted that the min utes being his Cabinet mem bers: "In California, there was distributed by Cabinet Secretary Jack Watson substantial anxiety by motorists over limited were clearly marked "For your eyes only." gasoline supplies." As luck would have it, we were the source of At anot her m eeting, the secret minutes show Carter's Irritation that day. We had taken Carter the president waxing eloquent on a parade he seriously when he promised during his campaign had just witnessed at the Marine barracks in to run "an open government to let our people Washington: "He described the Parade as an know what our government leaders are doing, exciting and Inspiring event, and one that Is well Including the president." 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Despite the essentially harmless nature of the Cabinet discussions as revealed by the minutes, Carter's concern about leaks of the "secrets" at times has approached the paranoia of the Nixon years. The minutes carry this impressive covering notation: "Due to the nature of the contents of the attached minutes, they are being distributed to Cabinet Members with the request that no copies or distribution be made, and that they be kept 'for your eyes only." Early list year. aft,ç we had published excerpts from some meetings, Carter ordered the Cabinet secretary to find and plug the leak. In April 1978, he summoned the Cabinet and senior staff aides to Camp David and angrily dressed them down for leaks that were so going on. "You have to be more discreet," hessid. Then on Aug. 7, according to the minutes, "Ths President asked that Cabinet Members treat the minutes of the Cabinet meetings with the care that should be given confidential documents." And finally Carter added the true NIZODIMI touch: Some of the Cabinet minutes were actually classified, although they contained no national security secrets whatsoever. S S \JL' ) Cl In fairness to our rnmnzurlcnn of the -- Carter --earlier Cabinet minutes with the more recent ones shows that there is increasingly less discussion of such trivial matters as the press coverage given Individual Ca binet members. The president has abandoned the practice of going around t he room in a time-consuming "show-and-tell" quiz of each Cabinet member, and has focused instead on more substantive Issues like energy, the economy and foreign affairs. Sometim es there are apparen t contradictions between what is said in the pri vacy of the Cabinet room and what is dispensed to the public. Last April 23, for Instance, Energy Secretary James Schlesinger warned the president that "gasoline demand remains high, and a tight supply situation is expected this summer." Not long afterwards Schlesinger told reporters that motorists shoul d find it easier to buy gas this summer. "Gas lines should end around the country," he said. "There should be no generalized shortages." This could reflect either a rapidly changing situa tion or a tendencyby Schlesinger to be more candid behind closed doors. Sometimes the min utes reveal a sur prising failure to grasp the realities of a situation. At one meeting, the president and La bor Secretary Ray -- - Carter ' s '0 p en'Gove nment- os ing r r -i.- - - Inc committee and I accept, unless there is a family vgcw. that lvi.. O'$$bp dtA. -.------------ y - 1.- -- By DON GRAFF Summits to the right of us, summits to the left of us. President Carter no sooner returns from Vienna and the unteenth one-on-one SovietAmerican encounter than he is off to Tokyo for the latest multi-lateral get-together of the leaders of the industrial democracies. Taking considerable li berty with the comment of the Prince de Ligne on the Congress of Vienna, it sometimes seems that the big thing in leadership th ese days isn't so much leading, it's But the May 25 crash of the American Airlines DC4O leaving Chicago's O'Hare Field suddenly turned World's success Into a nightmare. World's first missfortune was that all its planes providing the new service were DC-10s. When the Federal Aviation Administration orciered the grounding of all DC-10s, World's service was stopped and it had not resumed by late June. Other airlines in addition to World were affected. Only World had the misfortune to fly the DC-10 on all its scheduled flights. But all six World DC-10s were from the "Series 30," a newer model of the plane. World officials said the FAA should not have included this series in its grounding order because all eight reported incidents in which the Jumbo Jet suffered a crack on the support pylon holding the wing involved the "Series 10." FAA officials, perhaps embarrassed by their initial slow reaction to the DC-10 mishap, declined to reverse their action. They kept both the new and old planes on the ground even after they had been cleared for flight by European safety agencies. The ultimate misfortune was to come. After the settlement of its three-month mechanics str&e in late May, United Airlines Introduced several gimmicks to attract customers. One of them was a $108 fare from New York to Los Angeles, less than half the normal price of $235. American and Trans World Airlines, which serve the same route, followed suit. In each case, however, the airlines did not provide the low fare for all passengers. Though the splashy advertising indicated otherwise, each airline could designate how many seats it wanted to sell at each price. JACK ANDERSON -- / ROADW I1TOYOTA LSIING LIN - VIEWPOINT I I. 1 __- - THE MYOTA $100,000 GAS MILEAGE 4 To U. S. 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TAKE A DRIVE TOAW AT YOUR TOYOTA DEALER • ¶-• - .-•-r -, • •—,. • •1 . .• —• - .—-- - ---. -• - ---• - --- .- - .-- S • -•'-• - .. - -------, • V .-. - • - - , -• ,. .1 --- - - - �Monday, July 2. 1979 6A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. • • Evening Herald, Sanford, FL I Califano: Hanoi" Refugee Attitude Disgusts World Now Comes The Hard Part a sea blockade and duririgasturm and let the ship United Press International banquet before boarding his United States to "stop these of refugees it will accept for both set an example for the plight of Vietnamese "boatinthrough drift to land. on Friday. enter Hong (and) increase resettlement every month to world and provide the leaderpeople" being turned away HEW Secretary Joseph U.S. Air Force plane and brutal actions ... The 2665 refugees ui hoard ic i a l s S Hong Kong off 'cia ship to get the rest. of the some cases forcibly -by other Calilano told his Chinese hosts leaving for Tokyo. "Its brutal- our own efforts to asist these 14,000. oing ashore ChInbCrt'd °d t h "I hope that China will also nations to accept their fair Asian countries was un- crewmen on boar in Shanghai Saturday that ity has offended, appa!led an helpless people." e refugee lttles and rocks, fought police President Carter announced increase its commitment," share of responsibility for these derscored by the desperate ship Sk y luck, moor Hanoi's attitude towardi the disgusted the world coinout Lstl thtii attempt made by several Hong Kong for the past 20 who tried to on 'lliursday that the United Ca.lifano said. "Together, the refugees." flood of refugees fleeing inunity." Califano's remarks on the hundred refugees to break see, cu their anchor chains Vietnam has "appalled and He called on (luna to join the States was doubling the number United States and China can - . disgusted" the world. S RI Callfano, winding up a 10-da y _ - 4W 4=0 W oo" SHOP ORLANDO L SANFORD DAILY 9:30-9:30, SUN. 12-6 MON. TUES., WEDS S 4th OPEN JULY SHOP ORLANDO & SANFORD DAILY 9:30 9:30 SUN 12 6 HOP MT_ DORA, DELAND LEESBURGICISSIMMEE DAILY 9., SUN. U4 9.6 I ....,, 1 .-,_ WOW SHAMU LOVES ADULT SUNGLASSES but received no indication the Ut jailed scientist will be freed Bell told reporters over the weekend, at the -onclusion of his two-week tour of the Soviet Union that he asked government officials point bank about the Imprisoned dissident. "We mentioned Slclia, an- SH O RTS Peg s ..... GIRLS GIRLS' SUMMER TO Our Peg, 1 p7-596 50 2 Polyesier t,1st11011,,, )Ogler SEA W,;i, RLD L Save IT!4 The latest looks to' girls 4-14 Our $ Reg. 1.66 Polyester or cotton Polyester. 4-14, '%ji. sky's name," Bell said. explained to them that there was a deep interest in our country in Shcharansky and people .... many people, won- __.••____t\ - 2 / 51 Wh,t hotCold .• Foa ± 4r _ c ups: h1 i I -L..Td 'r S our Reg. 84, 2 . lc680 'He the gas ptunps. Spokesman Jack Vandenberg said over the weekend that FOR Freeze and eat Deputy Energy Secretary John O'Leary hopes to inaugurate a new reta il gas pricing system by Jul) 16 The essence of the system is its sim plicity compared to the .... . 2 $ I/ - corn chips Save' --- " L-_ - FRITOS CORN CHIPS 22 WASHINGTON (UP!) In a move to placate frustrated motorists, the Energy Department has announced It %u1l come out with a simple way by mid-July to keep tabs on price gouging at 18 FREEZER STICKS */Each • 111W illltUlflttflhl1l1 fra Plastic Pour spout. handle: polyethylene Colors ops hinges many styles , 1-GAL. PICNIC JUG CUPS 380 * -. .-L2Lsizj INSULATED FOAM CUPS Our Reg. 58, 4 ______________ e Lem - '- ..- ._.-. complicated maximum pricing formula currently in use by gas '( • stations, lie said. The agency Currently is considering four optional plans, all of which permit drivers and gas dealers to determine the maximuni legal selling price ifthe happen to know FlA®r / dered Why he couldn't bt. That's the a it released was put" But there as no response '• 0 r7`1 ' LWO r i , Li Color ChoIce women' s Slzes I from the Soviet authorities. Fit S. M, I. • - k . Ut . Req. POly,SS tar Cotton ' Siid colors • ' . ME $ contrast solid colors ' AJ 2 Aim - " .. ' : .--- ....'f another two in internal exile, figured prominently in a libel suit filed against Moscow reporter Craig Whitney ot 'llie New York Times and Harold Piper, former Moscow bureau cWef for the Baltimore '\ - *- a- CHARCOAL IR GRILL • SIstailt pI;,T - 6 . • 88 '" l..;% I 11 \ ••.. . '1TIJdj 131/2X owes 'T fl . •. - 9 • nil perma (itt • 18 Fo1irJ10 at i< mart 11 god (S'clrnt'tnr &,,ig Wheels to, 'nOt)'lIty national ceiling and the last would permit a fixed increase in the .4lowance. l; fliepriciitgpoiicy, however, would do nothing to change refiner GRILL 497 allOcations that have come under attack for allegedly favoring the Sun Belt at the expense of the East Coast urban co rridor. But Sen. Jacob Javits, HN.Y., said energy officials assured him supply the allocation formulae are in for a complete overhaul. In the interest of boasting oil imports, the Department of Pack of 6 N Iuncheon napkins • 34 t)rlquets url_Qt.Llghter, ?Bc Safety latch. tray. handles. Plastic. :." 'z: ) HANG.IT-UP Days Only I.., . ftV \\\ /ui.euL • 20-LB. BAG - -' cisco and Washington early next month. Two would pe rmit dealers to add no more than a fixed cost pe r gallon to their wholesale costs. A third calls for a regional or t' 1 53-QT. DELUXE CHEST 3.57 Gamsakhurdla, sentenced to three years in prison and hearings on the four competing pricing proposals in San Fran- \ I . ____________________ '\ If the pa pers publish the wholesale prices, anyone can determine whether or not the guy (at the gas station) Is legal in a fewseconds," Vandenberg said The Energy Regulator) Administration has slated public -_---__,,J flflU)' ' . 5 anti-Soviet agitation and propaganda. R PLAT .A186 mssd 4h 1 07 " 1 \.i' I 1 f 80 Matches Corelle"Spice '0 Life" _____ . I . 2- home on beach. Sum con!essin. e as was guilty o - • 4. / • GREW SOCKS Oii' acrylic Color ChOiCe Save 'i' °,pooug 2 FOR pOYC5t01 Cotton • T-SHIRTS R0VC1 PnrXET ,.b6 MFR -0 . i - . , 'JELLY' BEACH CLOGS ' Our Reg. 2.97 50 MoldOd vinyl, at al r '... . .. 10-13 f-.., I lit I1 , ,.c . '- 0 ,., C) .._! I i_ -,j , Energy also eliminated a 21-cent per barrel penalty it has tin posed on unregulated oil imported from new sources and marbrinal wells. 11. 111 2.28 klns '' . • . . - .---'-i ---. 0. Z -41 T I' The agency said the price incentive would have no effect on the cost of crude oil or finished products to consumers. A spokesman said the import incentive was expected to benefit 'Ifl ' ' if I I.,1q I 8.68 small, independent refiners who are more dependent on imported crude oil than the majors. In another development, four environmental groups sent President Carter a letter complaining the Energy Department reneged on a promise to help combat California smog with extra allotments of leadfree gas. 7L 56t e lar Herbal I, 1, 1 r 5.96 '11% 2 3.57 I Whitney and Piper rote articles quoting "friends" of Gamsakhurdia who claimed that Georgian dissident's televlse4 confession was fabricated. Ile libel suit was filed INFANTS' DIAPER DISPOSABLE SETS 57 'Flo,S ummer's Eve~New Freshness- pol yester collo, ,3Each many slylef, C01r),, by the State Committee for Radio and Television. ar- culating various dissident literature that had beem tran- , . Double deodorant. for family Use 3 5-oz.* 0 Each WI • ' • _L__fi 4?97 plastic Flex Cluick our 2.'1 7ic e B10.44 , . /1 . • • . I flower-designed, .2 Foam Can Pad, Ea. . our Reg. 16-88 96 Chaise... x44 24x72' ... 8.68 Earth, the Sierra Club and the Center for Auto Safety. On the supply front, the State Department said it was unable to confirm a magazine report in which Libya was said to have threatened an oil export embargo against the West. 1W United States receives 628,000 barrels of crude oil a day from the Arab nation, something less than 10 percent of tota l U.S. 96 6 Urethano-foarn filled. Our 10.68 Chaise In!;ulated vinyl. Save. Endorsing the protest were Environmental Action, Friends of ALUMINUM/WEB CHAIR VINYL CHAIR PAD 28 t 200 while, or 140 •. ' '• DOUBLE 6-PACK CARRIERS LUNCHEON NAPKINS 8810 1 ' 's ICE FOR I , 11, 9_. J_ Creamer, sugar, salt and pepper shaker. S$1 • .. . ABLE SERVING S IR ISH SPRING SOAP 6 J 5.9~ 2.28 1.44 5 5x4x4 Web crude imports, a spokesman said. • 5.97 Germa n Grou p : - '"" The leaders deplored what change their ways of life British Prime Minister Mar they called the "un warranted garet Th atc he r not ed U.S. of. rises in o il prices b OPEC, a ficials have "tough target" to denunciation Carter called hit and face "the problem of "scant..., unprecedented Energy Dept. To Keep Tabs On Gougers Roll flip, Attorney General Griffin Bell, ending a visit to the Soviet Union, says he prodded Soviet officials with questions about 4 slated into Georgian. Bell's visit included meetings 7 11 Says It 7ned To Kill Haig 4,01(iner Plates ns ICro ve and senior Soviet justice officials, among them Supreme Court Chairman Lev Smirriov, Procurator General R.A. Rudenko and Justice Minister V.I. Terebilov. He was in the Soviet Union as Net ;-sauce,s varies depending .97 2 91. *4 j41 the head of an American Bar Assucialion delegation invited by the Association of Soviet . Variety of mans Shcharanaky, 31, was con. victed last stunmer of charges he spied for the United States. women's styles 0 STEAM/DRY IRON ALARM CLOCK SALE DRESS OR SPORT WATCH • 97 .9 Hand-win Each • d or electriC. Savo pa President Carter personally denied the computer scientist was a spy for the' CIA. * 3 Days Only Your Has 25sf hoicel aluminum leplate rn vo5, 3 c 1 97 • •' 'I • jj _.____________ .•.. ,, -- - - . . ..---.--. _______ • - • ' ... •. .' !.' W " . " / I . / . I . " - • 1 • - 4, - • • -- L.1 . SlI dG rule tuning, ear jack. 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The newspaper said the claim appeared to have substance because Belgium police confirmed details of the attack given in the letter. The group, which called itself the Andreas Baader Commando, said It had tried to kill Haig, who retired as NATO military commander Friday, because he "represents and carries out the new TIC strategic course. (ix tar Wh it e and CO)O,S O U . . .•. U'9)MI(dI . / ,': , I nterior .,. .' AdL , PAINT FRANKFURT, West Germany (UPI) - A West German terrorist group has claimed responsibili ty for the attempt to assassinate Gen Alexa nder Haig An organization named after the late Andreas Baader, one of the founders of the West German urban guerriva movement, said in a letter received by the Frankfurter Rundschau newspaper over the weekend it was behind Monday's unsuccessful bomb sq. " ' UnISOt'l' 7,97 7 _____ I • ters up to goO - ii II • .' 9 ENAMEL SDDAV "i' ' wa Covers 2200 sq. it. A • • , . : \ \ \ 2 . "c' 1/2"I.D.x50-10011 hose of green plastic. 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The European nations will set that they have to change their oil import ceilings for each way of li%ing." leaders also agreed to country at the next meeting of speed the search for alternative the Common Market in Dublin means of energy and try to stop this fall. ---=---- . ,.,,,,,, LI the countries of Australia, Canada Egt, England, f Singapre. In addition, the U.S. ANil i [ =a FA --- TOWELS Dissident be Deputy Douglas W. Huth of the Seminole County Sheriff's Department. Officers in the class will . 1 represent 48 states the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico. and - _____ . - Asks About 'Theii8th session of the FBI National Academy began month and continues through September as 250 law enforcement officers assemble at the Federal Bureau of Investigation Training Facility at Quantico, Virginia. Among those attending will OPEN JULY 4th 9.6 4 .-:: 'J('-. , SHOP MT DORA DELANO LEESBURG. ICISSIMMEE DAILY 9.9. SUN. 126 S • .' k 'I TU ..-...'. I U.S. Aide Jurists. MON . and other places that do not want them. "The action of the Vietnamese government is an outrage to human decency," Califano said at a farewell Gams rested • 4V, He called on China to follow the example set by the United States and accept more of the refugees being turned away by Malaysia, Hong Kong "I wouldn't want to put it dogmatically and say that there could never be a response, " Bell said. "But I was not here negotiating the rel~ase of 1 y. . In another ease, however, the official Tass news agency said Friday that Zviad Garnsakhurdia, a prominent Georgian Changes In L1*festyle TOKYO (UPI) The energy the meeting insisting the Big the competition among themimport In Geneva. Carter called the 60 percent since December. Leaders of the Big Seven President Carter's pledge to plemenung the summit Is over. Now comes the industrial giants struggled hold Imports to 8.5 million restriction, move "extraordinary," British "The results of the economic Seven set ceilings on the selves to buy oil on the spot hard part - painful life-style through two days at the summit barrels a day for the next seven The action came in the face of Foreign Secretary Lord Car- summit were superb," Carter amount of oil each would im- market in Rotterdam, Netherchanges in gore for people Ill and Friday agreed to set years will put Americans on the the steep, 24 percent price in. rington said it was "deplora- said after the two days of hard port, and successfully fought lands. "New technologies in the field bargaining. -They equaled our attempts by European nations the United States, Canada, country-by-country quotas to "ragged edge of supply," U.S. crease by the 13 members of the ble." The increase means the price highest expectations." to have an overall quota for of energy are the key to the France, West Germany, Italy, limit Imports of foreign oil officials said. Carter soon will Organization of Petroleum Britain and Japan. world's long-term freedom The United States went into Common Market countries, propose im- Exporting Countries Thursday of OPEC petroleum has Jumped through 1985. measures crises' they said m At a joint appearance follow- - visit to China, attacked Vietnarn with some of the harshest language used by a Carter administration official speaking on the the refugee Monday, July 2, 1979-7 A Adult game with 4 Jartv-#.2 hoops. S. ORLANDO 7825 S. ORANGE BLOS. TRAIL AT SAND LAKE RD. KISSIMMEE U.S. HWY. 192 -VINE ST. AT THACKER AVE. 11 . Save K i kR, art OIL FILT 1.97 S.PC' JARTS"SET Top quality. Sizes • SANFORD U.S. HWY.17-92 AT AIRPORT BLVD. NORTH CITRUS BLVD. AT U.S. HWY. 441 £27 127 to fit most cars. ' LEESBURG - . CASSELBERRY U.S. HWY. 17-92 NEXT TO JAI-ALAI FRONTON S.E. ORLANDO 1801 SOUTH SEMORAN AT CURRY FORD I\ r=r ere Quality Sells & Service Tells 104 E. CQm mercial V. . . • Dual 322-5762 .. - I. �• I • • • SPORTS . jaior League' IasebaII Tracy Austin To Learn Meaning Of Intimidation? WIMBLEDON, England (UPI) - Before 15,000 cheering In the showcase treat of Wimbledon thus far, Austin was perience, but ... the difference will be who makes the best The men's quarter-finals are scheduled for Tuesday, at shock was the elimination Saturday of No. 2 John that," she said following Saturday's 6-4, 6.-3 victory over younger girl Monday, although a victory by Billie Jean tennis, a 16-year-old American girl figures to learn the full meaning of intimidation today. the first time ever, with a berth In the semifinals at stake, The first match on center court today brings together Evonne Goolagong Cawley and Virginia Wade, followed by King and Austin. In the other Tom Okker, Jimmy Connors faces Bill Scanlon, Roscoc Tanner meets Tim Gullikson and Adriano Panatta plays Pat Dupre. sets to Gulllkson. Although King at times has announced her intention to stop playing in major singles competition because of her age play. My most fun is still to run, jump and hit the ball." King has been good enough thus far, winning all four of her matches in straight sets, and her. "I think Billie Jean will get more psyched up for It than Tracy. She always seems to have something extra for 1, defendIng champion Martina While the top eight women's she Is feeling so fit now that she four games in a set. "But Tracy's a better player Fromholtz and Evert Lloyd goes against Wendy Turnbull. quarter-finals, only four men's seeds remain. The biggest age. "I'm tired of hearing about either King or Austin In Friday's final, favored the my money on her because of her groundstrokes." Before the fact, Tracy Austin "Because of our age difference,! didn't know if I'd ever get a scared. But that was Austin, who has been nIck- the net at that master hypnotist, Billie Jean KInq. Jean. "I'm glad I'm going to. would be She obviously has more cx- Sports Parade I I 4 __________________________________________ ___________________________ ________________________________________________ Yaz Step Ahead Of His Age _ _ Begin - - .1 . . - ; ... natural process of aging, how hellish it is to grow old and how it eventually catches up with even the very best hitters, when he finally got around to 39-year-old Carl Yastrsemskl. And that was where he stopped. "I've known the man since 1963, I see him every day and each day I find myself more astonished by his amazing grace than I . 12 . , : - 14 . .1 ' . . - 17 - ., ____ baseman who now does their games on TV. "Remember the year he had in 1967? He was supposed to be at his peak then. And now look what he's doing 12 years later! He's a better hitter now than he ever was. talks about his incredible grace. When you talk with Dwight Evans, Its his tremendous competitiveness, and Mike Torrez ' But the characteristic that impresses me most about Boston's didn't take transplanted Ok- Larry Nelson. victory. elder statesman Is his restraint. His patience and his lahoman Gil Morgan long to A 40-foot birdie putt on the Bryant, defending champIon him. Tennessee. nated Nelson as Morgan Kite all faltered, but Nelson, "Talking with Ted Winiams down through the years also aved In Memphis in 1968 to check in the MemIs Golf threesomne with Morgan, kept give in to the pitcher ... to take a walk rather than go after a pitch Optometry, he played one of the "There's never been a and four other drivers on the qualifying Baseball, forecasts a record finish in Wednesday's annual Firecracker 400 Sock car race, TheCharlotte,N.C.,drivernaileddownthepolepnition . . ..•; -. -' . .: Y. ,4 , ' . /' . . - M4 2 __- 3 Sara.Arrieta 5.10 0(1.4) 34.20; P (4.1) 11.40; 1 (4.). 3)300.20. Eleventh game IVicandiPecina 11.10 1.20 3.60 IDomingoBadiol 5.40 3.00 2 irustaMandiol 3.60 0(4.1)60.00; P (5.4) I,6S0 I (5.2. 4) 4)7.20. Twelveth game 6MuItillaGondra 77.10 1760 7.10 3BeideBadiola 6.40 5.60 1 GastiPaco 1 00 0(36) 46.40; P (6-3) 121.10; 1 (6.3. 1) 265.40. A-1734; Handle $121,925 a row, dropped Los Angeles into is batting only .262. As a starter, In other gaines, St. Louis 12 in 15 innings. a virtual last-place tie with he's O1or-l5, but tIe's 11.for-27 swept Philadelphia,13.7 and 2-1, CardInals 13-2, Phlllies 7-1: Atlanta, 16 games out. with two homers and nine RB! the Chicago Cubs swept the Rookie catcher Ted Kennedy, When someone asked Dod- as a pinch hitter. New York Mets. 5-4 and 8-2, who got a chance to play because of an injury to Ted Simmons, was the star of the Cards' sweep. He hit a grand slain in the opener and a bloop Morris Is Bc,cIc, single to in the nightcap. Cubs 5-8, Mets 4-2: Seldom-used Steve Dillard Firstyame 7 TraniMandiola 11.10 6.60 4.10 cap a threerun ninth in the opener. Dave Kingman hit his I DuranAndre • 24.10 0 (5'?) 44.50; T (7.5-4) 441.20. Second game lDuranArca 9.10 4.20 2.10 1 AranoGOrnan 1.60 3.20 23.00 10.00 9.10 3 IrustaDiagali 3.50 10.60 7.00 Q(1.7) 35.50; PU.)) 114.00; 1(7.1. ' - ' ' DadbykIngF.tu.5yndt.. 2 Maid 0 Flight 6 Strut Along Angeles (Hooton 7.3) at gan, Bait and Ryan, Cal 10-5. Earned Run Average Tueay's Games Montreal at Chicago New York at Phila, night Pittsbgh at St. Louis, night San Fran at Atlanta, night at Cinci, night I Los Ang at San Diego. night Jack Morris, who missed Anderson of Morris. SHe's the complete a four-game sweep of drove in three runs in the large Portions of the last two man we can start to build our Toronto. nightcap. seasons with arm prohiems, staff around. Now we need Yankees 6, lIed Sox 5: Astros 4, I'adres 1: spent the past off-season three more like him." Rookie Jerry Narron cracked Joe Niekm scattered eight playing ball in Puerto Rico, and Detroit tied the score in tilt? his first major-league home run hits over 8 1-3 innings to (2-4) 67.40, P (34)1)1.10. 1 (24. National League - Perry, SD Third game 2.1$; LaCoss, Cm 2.50; Andujar, 5)1.002.20. 2Paco 9.00 540 5.10 Ninth RaceD S.1 1. 31.40 1 Arca Hou 2.63; Rogers, Mtl 266 6.60 5.00 . 5 Master Merrill 3.60 3.10 3.00 6Vincandi Martinez, St.L 2.72. 6.60 37.20 1.00 American League - Kern, 3 kXy Warren 0(1.2) 34.50; P (2-1) $4.50; 1(2.). 1.60 6) 341.20. Tex 1.16; Guidry, NY 2.01; 4 Come By Chance 0(3.5) 27.10, P (5-3) fl.S0, 1 (5-3. Fourth game Marshall, Minn 2.34; John, NY 4) 343.00. 3 lruStaUrquiia 2.44; Slaton, Mil 2.11. 15.60 4,60 1.10 Sunday he tossed a five-hitter Jason Thompson and added two power New York over Boston leading 1h victory as Houston Sunday to lead the Detroit runs In the second 011 1181 Red Sox. won its fifth straight game. Tigers to a 10-2 rout of the singles by Ron LeFlore and Lou Twins 2, WhIte Sox 1: Giants 2-7, Reds 1-3: stumbling Cleveland Indians. Whitaker. Glenti Adams singled home Mike Sadek doubled and "My arm started to feel good Elsewhere in the American Roy Smalley Froiii second base scored the go-ahead run in the since winter ball," Morris said. League, it was Baltimore 10, with two out in tile 10th inning to sixth liming then doubled in a National League - Richard, 2 Claregun's Flyer 27.20 19.10 9.20 1 SaraMandiola 5.20 Mountainioily 7.10 5.20 Hou 132; Perry, SD 5$; Carlton, 0(34) 53.00; P13-6) 200.40; 1(34. L Pc?, Thru 5.10 n sis.00. 31 24 .692 GB - Phil $5; Niekro, AtI 54; Swan, 3 Straight Q(2S)Iu.2o. P (2-5) 264.30, 1 (2Filth game NY 52. 47 2$ .627 SApraizWally 21.10 5.60 300 American League - Ryan, 5.3) 1.211.40. 43 33 .577 9 EieventhRaceDS.)4T.31. 2Gasti-Enrique Cal 134; Guidry, NY 69; 5.20 2.60 42 36 .535 12 Koosman, 5 Alley Clash 13.60 6.20 4.00 l8eidePaco Jenkins, Tex 3.00 $6; 36 37 .493 25.40 9.00 0 (2.5) 42.20; P (5-2) 1)3.70; 1 (5-2. Minn 75; Flanagan, Bait and 2 K's Prodigal 31 42 .447 19 1 310 4)155.20. Krivec, Chi 73. East ' National League Texas 41 34 .564 - N'inn 40 34 541 2 42 36 .331 2 33 44 .429 10½ 31 16 .425 1) City Chicago Seattle Oakland ' 33 37 755 Saturday's Results Boston 3, New York 2 Cleveland 4, Detro;' 2 Mlesota 16, ChIcago 4 Baltimore 2, Toronto 0 CbHf KMS.I City 5' T6'tas 4. Oakland 3 Sunday's Results Detroit 10, Cleveland 2 Baltimore 10, Toronto 7 •. Mmii 2, Cf I, 10 Inns, Milwaukee 10, Seattle 3 gyir.nas- Oaklnd 13, Tex 12, 15 Inns. Sutter, 1)559.20. get under way today. which swept 29 gold medals in Cleveland the 1975 Pan American games, Seattle (Jones 2-7) a? Mm. sa (Jackson 0), 5:30 p.m. r day to announce Manager Jeff Philadelphia, 13-7 and 2-1, San of KanSas City. job was safe for the Francisco swept Cincinnati, 2-I A's 13, Rangers 12: and 7-3, and a double-header time being. Mike heath's single with two MorrIs, 6-4, allowed a first- between Montreal and Pitts- out in tile 15th inning, tile 50th _________________________ inhlng homer to Bobby ionds bu4th was rained out, tIlt of tlIVahIlt. tlroy.' in Dnvn ________________ i .'. Urtolex tO, tWue 3iys ; and an RIil single to Tby .r'* :'; . • i)'i Ha In the ninth to register Rick Dempsey's three-run tile winning run end tile __________________________ homer off the left-field foul pole hIs fifth complete game. Rangers' eight-game winning climaxed a four-run seventh streak. "Jack can pitch on any staff In the malor Leagues," said Torborg's Seventh game shall, Minn 16; Kern, Tex 13; 6) 263.4*. A - 2,022; Handle $211,161. 5 Isasalsidro 19,60 540 360 Stanhouse, Bait and Rawley, SUNDAY NIGHT 2 RanonEnrique 650 340 Sea 10; LaRoche, Cal, HrabosFirst RaceD 5-1ST. 32.10 lSanti.Urquiza 6.20 ky, KC and Lyle, Tex I. 6 Malee 11.00 7.20 3.60 0(2-5) 34.60; P(S-2) 13.l0; T (5-2. Keel Mister 16.10 520 1) 470.40. 1 F. Lee Bailey 1.00 Elghlhgame Q (5-4) 11330, P (6.5) 15900, 1 (6- 3 RamonEchaniz 1)20 5.00 360 TransactIons S-I) 2)95.00 7 BeideGoiri 360 460 $.c.nd RaceCS-IST. 31.55 aEganloondra BaSeball tMr. Bilti 7.00 4.00 350 Q(3-7)4130,P(3-7)14130;T(3.7. Chicago (AL) - recalled catcher 6 VikIng Olaf io 3.10 4) 754.40. Mike Colbern from their Iowa team 3 Carry Tidbit 1.10 Ninth game In the American Association and 0(14) 2440, P (II) 9930, 1(14. IGoitI 11.60 9.20 4.20 the 15day supplemental disabled ThirdRac.B5-1ST,3)52 lAprair 7.00 list because of a strained knee. 3 Waldo Pepper 12.10 6.00 4.60 0(1.6) 37.40; P (1-4) 235.50; 1 (1.6. ' 4 Next Man 3.80 0(3.5) 41.50, P (5-3) 1Ø.5, 1 (5.3 4) 267.40 FourthRaceD;Tim.3$.q New at 4.4) IoomingoMan 3 Shista 3.60 2.60 6VicandiAndre 560 Tekulve, Pitt and Laveile, SF 6 IsMax 360 0(3.4) 3430; (4.2) 75.30; 1 (4-210. 0 20.00, P (S-i) (7.5) 124.50, 1 (7.5- 6) 331.60. American League - Mar. Dog Racing Today's Games (All Times EDT) Boston (Finch 0-9) at (Paxton - ' Milwaukee I, Seattle 1 ', warm weather and getting a 5; Minnesota 2, Chicago 1, iii 10 Brewers 10, MarIners 3: seventh in t.ht nightcap. Willie chance to pitch that helped. innings; Milwaukee 10, Seattle Paul Molitor and Gorman McCovey and Darrell Evans hit Now, I've finally gotten my 3: California 14, Kansas City 2 Thomas homered to highlight a back-to-back homers to spark and Oakland 13, Texas 12, in 15 five-run first inning to lead the Giants in the opener. rhythm back." Steve Kemp knocked in four Innings. Milwaukee over Seattle. In the National League, Angels 14, Royals 2: runs with a single, a double and TI r.iir T T a homer to drop Cleveland to its Chicago swept New York, 5-4 Dan Ford and Don Baylor 12th loss in the last 14 games. and 8-2, Houston downed San t!lasted two homers cacti and W aIt Io5too 'Miiwaue New York Detroit Cleveind shooting, tennis, volleyball and water polo competitions also In his Oldsmobile, breaking the record of 191.640 mph set Qualifying continues today and Tuesday, with 10 more cycling, /x 4. . 6.7), .. eI Buddy Baker _.. - n Diego (D'Acquisto 4-5), 10 row, manager ltot)b' Robinson, coach Ray JUan- verness, Crystal River and Pine hills will also edsince the games' inception In chfleld, coach Larry Mann, Craig Bolton, Tony compete in the double-elimination event. 1951, was to begin at 10 a.m. EDT with heats in the men's 200-meter freestyle, 100-meter breaststroke and 100-meter baakstrn Jlrt th .'Cfl' 1"( A Record Fin is h 200-meter individual medley J S I' S on and 400-meter medley relay. The finals for those events • will begin at 7 p.m. tonigt For Fire,cracicer? while the finals of the womeWe springboard diving is at 4:30 ci_r 0(9 ." 2:30 West one. When he doubled'down the right-fleldilne his first time up in the second inning of Sunday's loss at the hands of the Yankees at Yankee Stadium, for example, it marked the 1,00h extra-base hit of his 19-year career, tying him with Ernie Banks of the Cubs for 13th place on the all-time list. Ya.z, hitting a cool .304, needs only 49 more hits to reach 3,000 and one more home run for 400. When he attains both those goals he will become the first AmerIcan Leaguer ever to achieve this unlqe qulnelia. Only Willie Mays, Stan Muatal and Hank Aaron bava ever dons It hetors. Tenthgame IGas?) Badiola 7.20 610 1 60 . . 1 someone was robbing it, how came on Reggie Smith's leadoff grocery store. In the American League, it homer in the seventh, "What can I say, I've had a would you sleep?" was Detroit 10, Cleveland 2; lot of key hits," Charlie Spikes You can't blame Lasorda if V,eve tried everything to [laltimore 10, Toronto 7; the saId Sunday, after his single he feels he was robbed by tiy to get that spark," said New York Yankees 6, Boston 5; Minnesota 2, the Chicago Cubs I a 2-1 victory over the Los single iiiuved Pepe Frias into guys out there who got us into n 10 innings; Milwaukee 10, Angeles Dodgers. position to score on Jerry two World Series. Can 'ou tell Seattle 3; California 14, Kansas Nlnthgame 1 Isasa 73.00 1.40 3.60 3 Said 4.10 3.00 6 Apraiz 4.10 0(1.3)33.00; P (1.3) 1.S0; 1 (1.3. .-. m. divided over whether to remain a commonwealth or become the 51st State. But few incidents "•" marred the 4½-hour ceremony Members of the Altamonte Springs Little League 13- Perkins, Willie Perry, Kevin Mann, John Luzzi, and only a few boos were Inyear-old all-star congregation Include, front row, Mark Cochran, coach Ralph Cochran, coach Cliff terspersed in the cheering for the more than 500 American ALTAMONTE .,.. ByUnited Press International gers' Manager Torn Lasorda "He's got to be the best pinch Houston beat San Diego, 4-1, Thzit's the difference a clutch howhe wassleeping these days, hitter production-wise any- and San Francisco swept hit can make. The winner goes he replied, "I'm sleeping like a where," said Atlanta Manager Cincinnati, 2-1 and 7-3. A quietly about his business, baby. I sleep for an hour then Bobby Cox. double-header between PiUswhile the loser mumbles I'mupforanhour. ... If you had burgh and Montreal was 5) 321.40. j -. ROtiflSOfl (3.4) St. Louis (Main 2 62). 1:35 Los ,7 lF6d// /t"9 (0. ________ "There's no shame to It. I saw it happen with great hitters like MlckeyMantle,AlKalLne,HarmonKil]ebrew,FrankHowardand Brooks Roinson, all of 'em. Not with Yaz, though. He's a much / VC ' . '. (EspInosa - .7135 p.m. diving contingent is eeded to sweep most, If not all, the medals for today's six events. It had been anticipated the United States would receive a less than hearty reception from -. 6OU tr'O.! P',' (Krukow 5.5), iladeiphia warm reception from more than 30,000 Puerto Ricans during Sunday's opening ceremonies welcomed the United States' Pan American . .. - Into N.L. West Cellar Eighth game I BeidWally 10.60 19.20 1.20 2GastiOiano 5.20 3.10 6SaidRodol(o 3.20 Of IV 47 ,14V' .i# . - . P/P4"7'KFEP,4'/41 '?O,fft24,4'6Vt c,qtco,j'p 800M-,o,yy%/ '291 W/4'%fR' //YZYé,42Z'Rfr' 0 .::cago SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico / . a I. 10 ,'; _____ .d'- .. __________________ ______ _______________ _________________ _________________ _____________ O4T -- incmnnati 2. San Fran 0 Phila 6. S?.L 4, 10 inns. i'iouston 3. San Diego ;: tia 7, Los Ang 4, 10 inns. Sunday's Results at P?sbgh, 2, ppd., rain . Chicago 5. New York 1, 1st : Chicago S. New York 2, 2nd Louis 13, Phila 7, 1st k.5t. Louis 2, Phila 1, 2nd Fran 2. Cmncl 1, 1st .5,n Fran 7, CInci 3, 2nd .Houston 4, San Diego 1 :- Atlanta 2. Los Angeles 1 Today's Games (All Times EDT) ': IRWIN w#o Pmfi WhY /ØQ9 (JP795EP 8/ ZI ' __ _________ SF)1 Ices I-I it E) rots E) c)dg e rs Sixth game IVicandt Gerard 25.00 6.20 5.10 2 TraniAndre 1.00 3.00 iGaictos.Arca 0 (2$) 45.10; P ($2) 91.10; 1 (1.2. 7) U$.20. Seventh game SZubiSarduy $10 5.00 3.20 2Sara.lsidro 7.20 3.60 6 San?) Diaga 520 Q(2S) 21.00; P (S-I) S.I0; 1 (S.2. by Alan Maver __________ 'Yj/,wrunc,i,toc,.r," pwy,y,o 84ocç Saturdays Results ontreal 5, Pittsburgh 3 ' ______ - Fran Diego Ar *$ •.' Pa n -Am __S. __ ___________ *i' __ W L Pc?. GB 50 31 .617 11 .519 $ 10 39 .506 9 35 47 .427 15½ 33 47 .413 16½ .iston _____ _________ SECOND TIME AROUND National League Eu? W L Pc?. GB i?reaI 43 27 .614 .O,kago 37 33 .529 6 Louis 3$ 31 .521 6 jsbrgh 37 31 .521 6½ 3' . 506 1½ • York 20 41 .423 13½ _________ I DAYTONA BEACH S Keep On Smilin - Tenth game lOscarBadiola 1360 550 7.60 1 VicandiUrquiz 6.10 620 2RamonWaily I 11.10 600 3.00 6.40 6.20 Indians, In Saturday's 3-2 wIn over the Yankees, It was Yastrzemskl's "I had a 65," he said. "It was more," the 32-year-old native of move within a stroke of the ninth-inning homer off former teammate Luls Tiant that gave the the bed I'd ever done." Wewoka, OkIa. said as he leader, then canned a short - "This Is really the first nament, to force the playoff. Sunday, including Yarborough, who placed fifth. Neil Bonnett of Hueytown, Ala., will start in the second Benny Parsons of Ellerbe, N.C., was third at 192.296 mph and Grant Adcox of Chattanooga, Tenn., fourth at rewarding. Morgan, who started the final yard 16th. Third-generatIon driver Kyle Petty saw his chance for a A patient Yastrzemskl had been waiting for that same pitch Colonial Country Club course round leader Brad Bryant, Nelson's third shot landed many different pressure situations and had hundreds of different experiences. Of them all, though, he likes to call to mind one in particular in By Tops R a n k in By 0 n e Co ni eba c Ic "I was only 19 years old, and taking Ted Williams' place in left field, there was tremendous pressure put on me by the news media," he thought back. "On this particular day, Frank Lary broke my bat on me twice and struck me out twice. I had gone for Fe rg on just Morgan's ball stopped in the fringe. Morgan putted first, PoLicy a.,, 4, ,. I 'u..o'.-.i'-.. I •s I • wnan who came from seven week," Country Club. delays totaling three hours under score of 272. 65, gIving her a 284 total that was an Identity problem. Mowry moved to Winter enjoyed moderate success on grabbed a nJ-pro baseball and Ronald Alexander had a Inenber' 1iJngsthjseason belnga76-thescoreactuajjy lnt•r.Am.rlcan sweep of a doubleheader three-rim double In the nightcap to $42,356.84. shot by the woman with whom Sunday, defeating Reddick by U Jim Meadows and Levi Defending champion Sandra Fergon is always being con Loop Ends Early scores of 9.0 and 11-2. Ralnea teamed i for a two. Post, who could have forced a fused, Sylvia Ferdon of Huntsplayoff with a miraculous putt vile, Tex, Randy Merthie hurled a hitter. MIAMI - The financially- M$er Hilt Uw.rds Al I N 11001CC I I e saws 1 11 Tsague $55 0551$ II SvarIIae j IIICI. * S I Stevens Tstals :ct lisIsni llII$.I.Isis 555 lanes tslais 74 Ill 235 NI-It $a*lsrd t. TetI SANFORD us I. Rallies 25' Niws glMudsws II Cia -. p ___ ___ I ITotils III Revere 3 Tiny Blue 7.10 2.50 2.60 still the manager of the Cleveland Indians," Paul saId in an attempt to squelch 9.50 7.00 2.40 510 710 2GastiDlaga 250 GT Calif. were expected to dominate the 100-meter breaststroke. . I Plum Outoa m Mind GAB H PCI. 71252 16.311 12277 91 33 Hendrck, St.L MIzzilii, NY WInfleld, SD $1300 97.323 Sitflmns, St.L Roe., Phil Ga'vy, LA Smaly, Miii Downing, Cal Brett, KC 75332 109.33$ medal when It faces the Virüi L$7cano, Mu 61231 73.323 ahead of an AMC Concord driven by Tom Waugh, Lyo James and Buzz Carson, elonally strong women's team faces Puerto Rico in the Cowins, 37 2)9 70 .320 an hour left In the race when a cut tire forced his Concord tournament at 5 p.m. National League - Klngman, Ciii 3$; Schmidt, PhIl 23; DAYTONA BEACH, Flu. (UPI) - Averaging a record 96.375 mIles an hour, Dennis Shaw and Bill Whittlngton led Shaw, of Raleigh, N.C., and Whlttington, of Fort to make an unscheduled pit stop for a tire 'change. LaMrd, Cal Banistr, Ciii 4.10 .-_ .. . - , , . took the pressure off," 5Mw said. "But If we had had to, Sixty-three cars darted the siz4iour endurance over Daytona's 3.84-mile circuit. Only 30 of them were running at the finish, It was the third consecutive victory In an international endurance race for car owner Don Whittlngton, whose 3MercuryPride 3 DianeE. 3:10.3. 7 Jaegiadoo 3.10 4 Patti Shaw s, . --'-'''.'•'•.-' , __________ ________ _____________ _______________ ___ _________ 60015' 25 .71 25,85 1.77 .. -_ .. - a' a,,' a' 5 Multi-siped Tread Ribs . '.' . 1688 Our Reg. 19.77 A78x13 -, - - SALE KM 50 - BLACK WALLS 4-ply Polyester Cord Construction All Tires a- 162 Ea Plus FET. Each Pius FE.T r_. , petition, faces the Dominican 0(7.5) 37.00, P11.7)130.90, T (5-7- Eighth lace C 5-161. I3I 4 Lantana Sandy S Cheerful Chap . SArano-Gasti Il rsJohoQianajajjolj 300mungoAndre Harrthgton and breeder jj - 'fl-ntt-. Th-e 15.10 12.00 3.10 6.40 4.60 4 .\2> 4 N7IIS 4111 40.55 2.52 588 All Tires Plus F.E.T Each j thuS 52.5$ 43.5$ 3.11 .1.74 Ea. Plus F ET. ..: in Its last 14 games and • constructed battery is sealed so it 4.20 2.10 takIng the job after losing his Charlie SArano.Pecuna ' 3.60 4.20 iLittleEtta 3Arca 7Gcndra I 6.20 Torborg's job. E%.ol 10 1.50 said, Jeff will remain," said 4.10 2.50 2Visiono Sin 3.10 150 0 (3.5) 63.20; T (1.3-2) 1145.70; President Fourth game in his 33 years In Victor-Isidro 7 Hush Star 960 6.60 2.10 lHustinMickey __ fT. l-- National League - Nlekro, when he became the first drIver lou 123; Niekro, AtI 10-10; 35745 ,J __________ ________ J7j 1 ________ ' - a" . '_'' '' _ I kcIaKBs.c.,fgts.., .s..t us.? ii) / j '- and S Ssai Is I Iw.sR ____ -'p '.',/ ' 5' •.P . - ________________ - Eor Most U.S. ci ireign Cars EzciudJ 1A:'.4.___ .,, ...Lji)5' \ General Manager LUBE, FILTER' In Cleveland, publicity direcs, 3.20 1.40 1.20 Q88 3 Days 1.20 3.10 tOT Joe Bick confirmed SeghL'a 14.4. JT( - [IastlMtl.a.? slglsstagsslI S services extra 0(1-2130.60; 1(1-3) 121.11, 1(12- - ._._ - - _ a - - a a - - a. are going on with Lemon As 1 4 NNs n.Ij.I usledi tti' n. Chapman, 51, has won mare Q-34.N, P (2.3) $4.10: 1(34- TIm. 2:14.3. Aiserican Lsagei - LCF lore, than 3,600 races and $1. millIon 7) 341-H. Tenth race pur WITH EXCHANGE sIt..) Ninth race $WarArrow sizes to fit most U S cars and I ght Trucks Save now' 'a' 2 20 0(54) 44.11: P ($1) 7*35; 1 (5-5- Time 2:06.1. e now 28 2)175.55; DD (6-1) 193.5$ ____ Del iork. "I don't believe any firm 5.00 Time 2:59. Thlrdgame itt 33; North, SF 30; Scott, Fame. il.L 24; Cedino, Hou 23; Scott, 7 Seventh tad 0 (2-4) 45-60; T (2-4-7) 145.30; traveling secretary of the IndIans, when asked if there 0(34) 53.40,1 (6-3-4) 753.00. Eighth race was any substance to rwnors ' Seceadgame 6Bradcapers 1540 430 $VictorGastill 13.10 6.20 4.20 llaronRulus $10 5.40 Lemon was about to take over IVictor.Gerardo 5$; igo the Hall of Fame of the )et 3$; Wilson, KC 34; Crux, 04 23; Bonds, Clev and Wills, Our Reg. 33.8 A78x13 117114 45.1$ 40,55 MidnIght Honey 2:05.2. Daytona Beach Wi,j,Id, SD 36; Clark, SF $4, Sea a' Well-balanced Tread Ribs • 37,55 2.53 07115 44.I$ , 37.8$ 2.59 16.40 5.10 1.20 $Mystery Capri GOSHEN, N.Y. (UP!) - Bothte, . was in when we started this I SIxth race "'S Runs Batted in ' National League - Kingman, CM and Foster, Clii ; and "I talked to Lemon this "I don't know what the future Fourth race 2 Oscar Pepper 16.00 3.10 240 will hold," he added, "I don't S H R Eddie 2.40 2.20 know. Jeff doesn't know. He's In SOD 3.00 2.10 2 Polyester Cord Plies + 2 Fiberglass Bells 111i14 42.11 335$ 2.34 650 3.40 2.60 decisIon was made to go the 320 4.10 660 way we are right now," Paul Q (45) 9.50, 1 (4-5.2) 29.10; Time Smalley, Mimi 56. laws 11114 40.11 a' 3.00 trip darted was reportedly I Our Rag. 54.88 - 3 Days 3.20 2.10 Q (35) 145.00; T (5-23) 613.10; tenuotm. Cleveland has just two • 3.00 Time 2:553 Ouaiity'englnoered, caIc,um.lead 0(4.7)14.60, P (7-4) 24.60, 1 (7-4 79326 104 .319 70260 53.319 Sinsffioni, St.L $2. Amiric.. League - Baylor, ¼, Time 75$4 5 Mighty Ken FVft 2s,.i 2,88 2.01 33,58 '2.21 17113 35.IC C11,14 31.11 morning and that's when the 2.50 2:02.2. 1 (1-5- 5)94.20 Gr(ch, Cal 17. All Third race 1.60 1.50 3.10 $ K's Flak Al,.rican League - Lynn, teams Inaugurate their sportS to Pan American competition todaY. The men's squad, led by Mar pitcher Ty Stofflet of Newton, Pa., faces the Virg1 ' the Yankees) to talk with Second race $ Wenevir Bruce 11.10 11.60 6.00 Lemon," Paul admitted, "but 6 Gun Town 36.00 1000 not everything you talk about 4)71S.50 I Fly Fly Brook Tenth Race C i 1.3164 6 Silo Wendy I WinPenny 10.601060 3.10 2VictoryRally 0mtry J. 7.00 0(3-4) 40.00, P (3-4) 119.40, T(3-4- 3) Q(14) 60. 54.50, P (1-4) 164.40, 1 (1.4. $74.60. Eleventh Race TA S-1, T. 31.27 t.IiY "We asked permission from 11,S0 S.10 (6-5) 203.60; 1 (5-4-3) 19)1.60; 3.00 Time 2:07.4. s..o 3.40 3 Slick Darren 4760, P (Is) 740 2.40 3.20 .i w K 450 St.t- . 1S. OF 4 HAVY.OUTy SHOCKS Safe PrIce -3 Days Only I'. piston ' shaft triple. WHEEL BALANCE Sale Price ti S cars Aliweathe, fluid for Each wheel wilt be corn- former manager of the New Cop.' '575b, knvt Cwpc'*t.o Eleventh race _______________ deiphia Phillies for an undis' earned run average of 0.65 - preliminary round, the teams The IAL closed down its first the league, -. ,4 s.. ofsayingTorborgwouldbewith Saturdaynlght EighIhRaceTl-IST.45.33 3 Alma Arden 6.60 360 600 12.60 4.00 Q()4) 3530, p (1.4) 63.60, T (1.4- Foit,r, Ciii 19; Lopes, LA, The US. soccer team, take a five-drake lead over has nearly four times her 1976 low fan attendance at most loop League announced Sunday they said they planned to be back In the men's basketball competi- - -'--• - ----- Thu 7.3$ 'G1llS 31.71 '285$ 244 SSOII S 27.77 24.8$ :1 S5 Lemon is about to take over Ill IN IN *-0 a course drenched by three to the Lady Stroh's Open TI. - plan for 1980." '-'.-.. York Yankees Manager Bob the club Harness Racing. But during a Sunday press A-2I0; Handle $110,311 0(34)15.40, P (34) 45.60, 1 (5-4' 5)121.40 Ninth Race B 5-1ST. 31.40 Filth Race D 5-1ST. 31.16 6 Silk Soft o AB H Pd. 742*2 101 .369 73264 92 345 battling the United State's Clay Britt. 4 Jo Re Do 3.10 0(1-I) 34.30, P (S-I) 126.20, T (s-I- 6222) 71 .321 7)144.50. 75303 97 .320 SlxthRaceBl.16T.31.$ 50324 102.315 American League Brazilian Romulo Arantes . Vidal of the )otnlnj sputtered to a 5-over fl that lIst but was third and tied for said Miami owner Ronald Fine. 011*14 ,377 3) 591.60. SeventhRaceB*T.u.$2 15.60 10.00 6.40 70301 9, '33' 6 Lusk Hart 73 ? 95 .321 7 Flick's Fantasy Tefflpltfl, St.L Hrflandz, St.L should take the 100-meter backstroke but second place III *396 SALt 'I.t.T. III 22,$$ 11II124.77 ! 111514 26.17 23.1$ 2.10 17114 25 77 2L$$ 2.27 - P' , ,Mt5,,N SIllS RIG. "' .,.. a, •.' I. 4 I •.A'. v.e iuyI, but even team Presi- "Jeff Is Twelveth game 7 MutlilaEcflani 3.20 Q(6I) 35.20, P (*4)154.90, T (i.' Batting (based on 200 at bats) 69, posted a 286 total as did tour won that her name got spelled Miami Amigos declared ________________________________ A competing tonigig Is featherrookie Beth Daniel and Amy right on the leader L,oaril. mey ±amplons. m i go s Se II Ron Ma r nez weight Bernard Taylor of ' N Alcott, both of whom also shot had it "Vickle" Instead of the The Amigos held spring , s.c., wh f jj 33*p . COlTect training in Sanford. ICkI." II to _____ 51* lIwirds •5$tevsas III $ar..s IliWiltid ______ Paitsi 3*5 Hilt H qualifying for Tuesday night's Paul Challenge race. 1) 63.20. 4.40 2.50 0(5-7)13.10, P (3.7) $0, T (5-7-4) 6 FiyungScott ValdMa instead for a par-fl that put her her - every week," Fergon League has cancelled the Endurance and the 24 Hours of I.e Mans. wmnen P1IY Canada at 3:30 In a four-way tie for third. said. remainder of Its baseball _____________________________________________ p.m. .. singled and doubled to drive in Ga. Saturday two rims in the shutout victory; Sun4Ia3 Davis I Antonio's Spirit 2.60 6 l'ocid Oliver 0 (3.7) 37.00, P (7.3) 226.10, T (7-3- 4 Black Bonnie favored in the men's 200-meter seems to be up for grabs with Argentlan Conrado Porta, 1979 Florida PGA cham- Fergon won $fl,500 Sunday meant she wasn't finished 4) Milw at New York, night Chicago at Cleve, night Toronto at Detroit, night Caulklns and Mary Meagher leading the women's team. Lundqulst of Jonesboro, Ga. When Nelson missed, the tournament was over. a stroke and gain her f 69 in the Lady Stroh's Open II round 68, edging former PGA tOur victory In the $150,000 she was never even Invited to Clubchamp Laurie Hammer by Al erthie, Meadows Key 3 p.m. Kateena Girl 4.00 5 Gifted Katie 6.40 3.10 (3-4) 4720. P (4-3) 51.00, 1 (4-3- 7 Ray Swinger 2.60 5) 415.50. Q(2•$) 4330, P (2.5) 120.30, T (2-5. Second RaceMS.16T.3;.N 7)173.20 PSLACE .1 IlJI ending his hopes of darting in the Firecracker, rolling care of her identity problem, asked Fergon, 23-year-old reslFergon, so unknown even dent of El Cajon, Calif. "It's the tournament officials confused win. And the fact I was able to State PGi4 fielder, this year, next year, the year after ... no mattEr what,' ..,.. run, DEARBORN, Mich. (UPI) - days of nearly constant rain. ting - or something like thM. "Sitting in front of my locker, I was thinking maybe It was too tough ... maybe I wouldn't make It in the big leagues. Mike Al I H (Morgan 0.1) at (Barr 31), 10:30 Calitornia Baltimore at Texas, night him in the ninth, he came In with it again, SANFORD Oakland Babashoff, Brian Goodell Bobby Hackett and Peter ::jr_::i:.)r;:: '''" I, tIed Jeff Torborg will remain S lrustaOlano 2 Domingo Urquiz 6) 26.l0 S I 3.20 SHOP LEESBURO DELANO MT DORA AND SAV)!JG gm.,t*T 9.00 1.60 2) 401.60. 0 (4.1) 44.00, P (4.5) 91.50, T (4$. First RaceMS-IST.31.$6 SHOP OILANDO AND UNRIID DAILY ta3O - 930 SUN: 12.6 .., ,...I,_ It was almost the Identical pitch Tiant got Yaz to tap back to winner of last year's World Monday, July 2, )979-.9A Evening Hera Id, Sanford1 Fl. all.. pit.. Monday, July 2, 1979 SA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. IUIIUUI . II U U -----a..-. - ---------. records. - - - igo; Ciii S-4; Canton, Phil I-I. operated the Hempi Farms in Y ,+ 1)3. Kerrt, Tex Beide.Diaga Oscar.Ennique tO-I. .Martunez, Bolt 104; Fiaria. past 25 years. 2) 249.60. - ---------------- - - - 5.50 1.10 3 Thirty Knots 4.50 6.50 MMYIIA5AVI f, Tli*itATI.LNDLUIR.3 _______________ ______________ ),,__I'0eINactsaVta / Q (1.5) 14.40; 1 (1.5.3) 20400; come to be," Bick said. "Jeff u*a*cs ISIs. HWY 434 At A - 224$; Handle $123,431 . er of the Indians. - -- ' PJSSIMMLL SOUTH U5 HUT 153 VIHE ______________ A_____________ ______________ - - - -I . \ TOJAI*tAII*o*iIOw tt&u IJ St 0$L.AhOO NUliT$CItu$SLVo A 'SQl SOUTH SOAAN - - - .. £i#.PO'4T54.IO -: ,- :' - -, ___ �1OA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, July 2, 1979 12 YR. SCOTCH tJ DUNSCOT RARE PLI D SCOTCH Efl; • U• Y Y QT. OURSELVES 'BE SAFE ON THE 4th STAY HOME WITH A 5t1 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ABC HAS THE LOWER EVERYDAY PRICES J A Cookbook For Your Needs Novice In The Kitchen? ANY 12 - 105.50 GIN HEDGES & SCOTCH 89,50 CASE BUTLER B k GRANT'S :: oP94* -. MOST OTHERS ARE 80° GORDON'S 800 GIN 1 LONDON TOWER rim 7999QT. ANY 12 HOUSE OF STUART SCOTCH he says, "is it general cookbook To do that, look up "eggs, the eggs with something else. that asswnes you have to learn scrambled" in the index. If What? Baked apples? Ljvcr? NEW YORK i NEA, - lie to do cver)lhing." they're not there, you've got the "All foods go together, of likes scrambled eggs. So (10 One, for instance, that will wrong book. You should have course," Schrader says, "but you, but all you can make are "tell you how to set up your checked before buying to make for appearance and taste, peanut butter and jelly sand. kitchen with the proper tools," sure what you want to learn is certain foods go better and the ' wiches. So one morning he down Loa bottle and can opener included. Put the book on the book should guide you. For instance, you would not C011i stonns out and you sit tiown and in some cases. coffee table. it will also tell you how to bine peas, mushrooms and cry on your ''coffee table'' in the right one, the recipe, cookbooks: big, colorful, measure what with shat, how ". ....S/ . Schrader says, ''should be onions because the mushroom stuffed with exotic recipes and to (lice, dust and dredge; what listed in its entirety on a single is bland and the flavor of the what Romans did with ar- "a la grecque" means and how or facing pages so you can prop onion will overshadow it." Moving to dinner, say you're tichokes on Saturday night to (10 it; and how to buy food up the book in front of you. when the torches went out. eggs, for instance ibrown or Typefaces should be readable having his parents over on come back for seconds. broccoli and corn, the book In other words, "Not cook- white so long as the"rt fresh. and a good book will line up all Sunday and she eats like a What you serve should be should tell you to sprinkle the books to live on," says Donald Then, where and how long to the ingredients at the top in Sumo wrestler. "Yield is very prepared on the same day, he potato with sonic paprika to Schrader. lie's a freelance store the; m how many calories bolder print. Then, you know important for the new cook," he s s,a',because "a new cook introduce a touch of red." editor and chairman of the and what else they contain: how inunediately what you need and says, "and a specialized cook- tends to be afrud somethingCauliflower and carrots? Well, Ta st em a k er Nomination to break, beat, boil and bake what you have on hand. A more book usually assumes you know will spoil overnight. So look for dribble some chopped parsley Committee which chooses them, in what kind of pot and advanced cookbook will usually by the ingredients how many recipes that can stand alone: it on the potato for something newly published cookbooks what kind of dish to put them in intersperse the ingredients the recipe will feed. If you're stew or pot roast with carrots green like the look in her eye each year to be voted on by food when they're done. Enouuh. m throughout the recipe." preparing a full dinner for four uui titoes. 'l'hcn you can when her son smiles at you i. experts for the R.T. French short, so you can call tutu at his with soup, salad and entree, the make the salad while the roast You can get your tongs on Tastemaker Cookbook Awards. mother's and say, come home, By now it's going on Ian- entree that says 'serves six' is is cooking. ' In time you'll learn this information easily enough. "What the new cook needs," I'm making scrambled eggs. chtime and you decide to serve fine because two of the four will to work ahead. In time, you'll Schrader concludes, because learn timing itself which no there are several classic book can teach you, lie says. I general cookbooks on the • "l'hat cotuies with cx- market: 'The Joy of cooking;" perience. Ever)' new cook "me Settlement Cookbook; Mother-In-Law Bucking panics because she never has a "The Fannie Fanner Cookfull weal ready at one time. book" and "Die James Beard 'hits comes with learning that Cookbook," among others. some itenus take it bit longer When they're dogeared and than others and when to start or you're both fed up with how to keep them warm." scrambled eggs, go back to the Remember, too, that ap- coffee table and pick up "The "............,-. ''U _tUI.i,. _.._SI..... UU 11 L'XCiLCJJiUi1% LI ,.,..,'..-------------. IIL r, L'4.gpLwLI. sex? It is very embarrassing DEAR FLAT: Write to p(.'UdIIUL UUWII. DEAR ABBY: In another Fredericks of IIolIyood and having steak and potatoes with You're ready for it. for tier family. % advice column, I recently read, She complains that her ask for a catalogue. You'll be "I have written to Dear Abby husband is "too old" for her, sitting pretty in no time. a couple of times, but she never and she hopes he dies before she answers my letters." does so she can get herself a I am a 30-year-old wife and Family Reunion MONDAY-TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY peppier husband. mother who tins read your Is it normal - or even column in the New York Post possible- fora woman tier age Is Scheduled SPECIAL ever since I was a teenager. to want sex? We are shocked. I've witten to you nine times, JULY 2-3-4 and received it prompt, hei,ful when I kissed the youngsters. She was always such a proper When the Delaney, Claire and reply every tittie. I still have their clothes and hair reeked of person. • Davis families gather for their 1 No names or location, please. Fourth of July family reunion the letters.) Maybe people don't smoke. It made me sick! My JUMBO BREADED know that unless they enclose a son doesn't smoke. I don't know Our family would have to leave at Sanford's West Side Center it Iowa f this got out. 'el(-,gt1dc4,, stumped n- how he stands it. will be the first time in 47 years • ANONYMOUS some of them have been twine. yii ,il, )'t' velope there is no TENDERLOIN S it%.• th always in need of haircuts, their answer them. r Dr. ahiks .3. Please print this, Abby. After clothes are soiled, and she normal and possible for a SANDWICH a fumier Sanfordite and oman of SO to want sex. all the help you have given inc never sees to it that they wash Reg. $1.39 of Mrs. HenrIetta Austin o( Ix-fore and many of my friends, It upbforemealsorgotngtobed. However, II she has stddeuty In the past five yearn she has begun to talk about it con-scan Knight and the late Rev. hurts me when people say you I BUY 1 - GET don't answer their letters. I become a careless, lazy slob. stoutly, It might iddlcate that Simeon Austin, will deliver the S want to add that I have written When she married my son 11 some physiological changes message at 9 a.m. Assisting • to several other advice years ago she was it neat may have occurred in her hiin will be Rev. Willie Wright S brain. Try a little tenderness. Jr. of Hollywood, who attended columns, and the ONLY other person. DEAR ABBY: For year I've Croonis Academy. lie is the My son has an excellent job, been telling my daurters i- grandson of the late Mr. and aecolwuin'hoanwtred S my letters was Ann Landers. and money is no problem. I 56, 59 and 61 years old), Mrs. Henry Delaney. how does it mother-in-law When I sent stamped, selfI Toastmaster for the event addressed envelopes to the tactfully let it be known that her "Please, don't buy me any S others, I got a form letter heart is broken when she sees Mother's Day presents. I have will be W. George Allen, it Fort • seeppu Lauderdale attorney. The son of • saying, "Sorry, unless your tier grandchildren raised this everything I need!" Well, they paid absolutely no Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Brown, letter is chosen for publication I way? THE GREAT AMERICAN SANDWICH NAMEI.ESS,PLEASE attention tome, and every year Sanford, he also attended can't help you." 2911 Orlando Dr. (Hwy. 17-92) Sanford I would get these expensive Crowns. DEAR NAMELESS: Any B.B.K. in N.Y. Between Honda & ABC Liquor • The faintly will spend the day suggestions you make to your Mother's Day gifts over my i FROM OUR SODA FOUNTAIN chatting, getting to know new DEAR It,: Thanks, I needed son's wife will earn you a protests. Hand Ospped Shakes. Banana Splits I This year 1 said, "All right members and remembering meddling nuother-in-lu medal. And Ice Cream Cones that! • If you're truly concerned over girls, if you insist on buying me golden moments of the past. DEAR ABBY: My daughter•'I•05Ia••••e•••0••••,•,• - MARVA HAWK INS in-law smokes one cigarette the apparent neglect of your something, make sure you pick alter another. it's O.K. if she grandchildren, talk to your son out something you like because wants to ruin her own health but about it. The responsibility is it's going to be yours after I croak." she has children 9, 8 and 4 who hail his. RHODE ISLAND REALIST DEAR ABBY: Is there any are constantly exposed to her DEAR ABBY: I'm a 33-yearreason for an 80-year-old smoke. I know it's a hazard, aster they drove to see woan with a living husband to old woman who would have a m La st E I NOW us (they live 90 ink's away and be constantly talking about very uk-c figure if I were filled out in the back. I am nut as a board back there and my clothes just hang on me. Someone said you once listed a place where a woman could make their huitie in Jacksonchiffon underlay underneath get a mail-o rder fanny made of By E1.LIE GROSSMAN 8 YR SCOTCH Dui GOOD MON., JULY 2 -95.85 QUART 4.79 LIMIT ONE PER CUSTOMER WCOUPOM 50.7 OZ. I GOOD SAT., JULY 7 MAGNUM I CHABLIS I CALIF.-LA BOHEME LIMIT TWO PER CUSTOMER W/COUPON 1 .99 For A Meddling Medal P"ONY GIN RUM VODKA 3*99QT. ANY 12 - 47.75 FULL QUART t' . I . OLD TRADEMARK r WILD TURKEY 101' KY. BRB. 1 8.99 FIFTH ANY 12 - 107.88 MR. ED KY. BLENDED WHISKEY KY. GIN KY. VODKA IM -i ANY 3-14.25 ZEDS • • 1 4.79 QT. ANY 12- 56.50 BUDWEISER BEER 120Z. CANS A I.49 12 PEARL SEER ROOM TEMP. 6,99 PEARL UTI 7.29 RID, WHITE a BLUE BEER 6.39 ABC BIER ON ALE 6.29 ULTRA LIGHT BEER GREAT 7.49 awk jflR 4 Miss Dietrichs Weds Mr. Parker /4 PO"INE couuu 3 L1V • VMINEAL IMP. WATER ,RANcI PA HOL ROIL AMAIETTO-APRICOT CREAM 01 MINTHI (IUM OR WHITE) CREAM 01 CACAO (LIGHT 05 OAlkJ swi EU 1e99 Miss Geraldine Dietrichs, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wall)' I)ietrichs of 1320 Magnolia Ave., Sanford, became the bride of William Henry Parker of Jacksonville, Saturday, June 30, 1979 at 4 p.m. at First United Methodist Church of Sanford. QT. ANISITTJ-BANANA BLACKBERRY TRIPLE PEP. SCHH*P-SLOI 61N CREAM 01 CArt SIC ANY 12&1 9'24 OZ. 37,95 Rev. IA.'o King officiated at the ceremony and the bride was given in marriage by her father. She wore a white chiffon waltz length gown with a soft fathered skirt which fell from the cut lace bodice with camel and slender shoulder straps. A white chiffon shawl was draped softly from the shoulders and neckline. The bride carried a bouquet of c)mbidiwn orchids and ivy. Matching orchids highlighted the bride's hair worn in a low chignon. The junior bridesmaids were Deanna Renee Daly and Cam Lisa Daly, nieces of the bride from Fort Lauderdale. The matron of honor was the bride's sister, Mrs. Deanna Daly of Fort Lauderdale, who wore a HAWN 4 k d 1 03 ,'.. GUASTI GALLO 5 .49 o 10511 CHABLIS RHINI DII CONTI : ..!.YjIOU . BURGUNDY 4.49 WIM ABC . s*umiNs I NOW . BURGUNDY 101 4.79 GALLON CARLO ROSSI .VURO$E CARLO ROSSI CHAllIS PK. CHABlIS VIN ROSE street-length dress of ecru polyester accentuated at the .. 2.99 MAO. 4.89 5.49 BLUE DANUBE AUSTRIA WHITE IMP. AUSTRIA ABC VIN ROSE SAUTERNE PINK CHABLIS Alexis Lichine; IBAUJOLAIS __ " 5.99 lulsulloy 4.49 NQI -FR MT. BURGUNDY MT. CHABLIS FINE CALIF. WINE 2.39 BURGUNDY RED OR 3.69 50.7 OZ MAGNUM LIIIFIAUMILCN 1977 bINTAGE 3•99 GERMAN WHITE WINE PINK CATAWBA wium ON RED WINE N.Y. STATE SOLD SEAL 00 ' wm-wum 4.49 Sanford 503 French Ave. OPEN MON. THRU SAT. 9 am-S p.m. ' LYNDA CARTER The father of the bride served as the best man and ushers were Edward Higgins, uncle of the bride, and John Higgins, a 'is ST. JOHANNIS 2111.11 SCHWARZI oz. BEAUTY SHOPPE " I PH. 323.8950 t The junior bridesmaids wore waltz-length dresses of sheer cotton pastel floral print with a flounce skirt and softly ruffled neckline and bodice. Each girl carried a single yellow rosebud with baby's breath and satin ribbon. 3.99. 2.59 LA BURGETTE IMP. FRENCH ville, where he is a sales foam rubber padding that representative of the Atlas looked and felt like the real Cement Division of United thing. States Steel and a major in the Where is that place? U.S. Ann)' Reserves. The bride FLAT IN is an interior designer. HAGERSTOWN, MD. waist and wrist with lacy stitcher)'. She carried a bouquet of a yellow glameilia, baby's breath and greenery. POMBAL FRANZ REH PORTUGESI ROSE U[MRAUMILCH W. GIRMANY IMP. PORTUGAL 4.99':Li 5.49 W(ain 3.99 4•9910, CRIIARI RHINE WHITE CHAIU *051 CARLO • TORO DORO SANGRIA IMP. SPAIN CALIF. *BURGUNDY CHAIUS IHItd CALIF VIN IOU Monday, July 2.1979-16 We Are Proud To Announce That Lynda Is Now A Member Of Our Staff. cousin. . - MIs Christina Daly, neice of the bride, was flower girl. Following the ceremony, the wedding reception took place at the Sanford Woman's Club. Mr. and Mrs. Parker will OUR PROFESSIONAL STAFF Juna Jones Brenda Smith Carol Johnson Jess Begley Lynda Carter £ - - '-" - - - • "'- -. - - • . . -. •5 ' . ,. ' - - • - - - - - - �25-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, July 2, 1979 I L?ØUI lioTuce ___I Trt Mit' UT'c . . - -- - W f -- -. ._. - - NBC NEWS - ' 7:00 (2) TIC TAC DOUGH (4) MARY TYLER MOORE urray takes on an extra lob to earn the money to buy his wife an OTHECROS$-WIT8 OJOKER'8 WILD GAZETTE MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT 730 (.4)HOLLYW000SQUARES GIN SEARCH OF... "The Ghostly Stakeout" 0 8UNRISE U) PORTER WAGONER - 6:30 0THEUTTLERA8CALS 0 DICK girl of questionable (A) O BASEBALL Regional ccv erage of Boston Ied Sox a t New York Yankees; BaitImor Orioles at Texas Rangers. fj) BILL MOVERS' JOURNAL "Inventing America,. A Conver. ution With Garry Wills" Author Garry Wills discusses Thomas J&ferson's background and the philosophical influences of the 18th century that led to the ideas contained In America's most treasured document. 0:00 DUKE A once. ranked prizefIghter (Robert Conrad) decides to hang up his CITY OF LONOWOOD FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER ADOPTION OF PRO. NEWS 7:30 (2)TO0AY 0 GooD MORNING AMER CA 600 CAPTAIN KANGAROO 0 OVER EASY &26 2)TO0AYINFLORIDA 00000 MORNING FLORIDA NEWS 6:30 TODAY (2) © 10:55 0 CBS NEWS the Clerk of the City and same may be inspected by the public between 1100 (2) HIGH ROLLERS (TA)0 THE PRICE IIGHT 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (R) 0 I'ODGEPOCGE LODGE 00000 MORNING AMERI. If 45 TONIGHT Guest host: Sob Newhart. Guests: Rob Relner, Roger Moore. (2) p.m. at the City Hall, 17$ West Warren Avenue, Longwood, Florida. Copies 01 said proposed ordinance will be made available for an ap. propriate service charge. DATEDthi5 1)thdayof June, A.D. CA 0 UUA8, YOGA AND YOU (A) 12:00 DONAHUE ®BIG VALLEY A young Mex. Ican comes to work for the 0 MIKE DOUGLAS 0 MOVIE 'a DINAHI Sarkleys and is suspected ot being a famous bandit. 0 THE LONG SEARCH 12:40 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, 9:55 0 CBS LATE MOVIE "I Nev- FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 79.11fl.CA.04.E IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF DIANNE NEAL BC5WI 5, (I) UPBEAT er Sang For My Father" (1970) Melvyn Douglas, Gene Hackman. After years of no communication, a mIddle-aged man tries to establish a relationship with his proud, elderly father. 10:00 CARD SHARKS C2) (4) AU. IN THE 0 STUDIO FAMILY (A) Petitioner, SEE(R) and DAVID CURTIS BOWLES, Respondent. ioo 100 (2) l ALL STAR SECRETS @NEW8 4)LOVEOFLIFE 0 WHEWI 0ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) - I. --HEY I -S ---- - 'Ewningflen,Jd dress is MASSEY. ALPER, WACK 1F7flj1.rfj3.JjjJding-_ Crane's ___ 12:30 NEWS Every TuesdaY • . @0 SEARcH Momma WITH THIS COUPON $1.00 I I ' HOPE (2)DAYS0FOURUVES I ' F .1tumm.r -' AND THE 0 AU. MY CHILDREN 5 ' FREE . . . - JUUA cHN.D AND CONPANY 5 Time . I 1:30 THE (4) O AS WORLD TURNS •CROCKETT'S 000IS 'IC , 2:00 • 2)ThED0CTORS a OONSUFErouvi OFLOWUISHOW • I 2:30 2)AN0THERWORLD I Hwy.I?.H $327802 - - - - - - - - - - V.LPEOPtE I CLIP HERE _ - - - - - - - es • - - II a 3.fl 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL FRENcHcHSP 2:30 (4)0 M'AS'H(R) ELECTRIC COMPAJ4Y(R) LOUNGE Op.. ?,eus Johnson, should not be disqualified DATE AND REPEAL OF ALL ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT to take, pursuant to Section 4-1,4 of 400 * EROINCYONII TNEGONG$HoW Quiz 11 tIS AM NYs t.,l5up.t Tess. Ihi 4.Is,vi1ssiA i33TNflhIs ê.Alwiiysft.i wcó.o AKSMSLAUGH .. .430 ".1' - (IMNCIO0USLA$__ MY IYLER MOOR! YNLI. g assistance and supervision of of project. Selected firm may be asked to'do Ev.ryThuvid.p ' NEW and value. Seminole County Courthouse Room 417, N. Park Ave. Sanford, Fl 32771 (305) 333.1330, Ext. 395 OHM. Publish July 2, 1979 DELlS I Ithaca, N.Y., 14150 Personal appearance IS not necessary unless you desire to file obiections, A.O., 1979 Linda Martin, City Clerk of the City of Longwood, Florida Publish: June 25, July 2, 1919 DEK.41 ____________________________ _____________________________ . A?,,-c - BILLY JOE FIELDS. ' -Petltioner.Husband, ___ - PEGGY L. FIELDS, also known as PEGGY LAMB, ' Reepcnd.nt.Wife. NOTICE OP ACTION TO: PEGGY L. FIELDS, also known as PEGGY LAMB Seminole County, Florida, more 3371 Colville Avenue Hapeville, Georgia 30351 particularly described as follows: Lots 41, 43, ad (1.5$ the North lOfeet of Lots 41,43. and Mde.d.d to Seminole County fop road -Pu, YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a menueg FSTITIOB tor dIiiolutlon of marriage has been fi against you by PetitIoner, BILLY JOE FIELDS, and you we required to serve a copy of your r'itlen defenses, if any, to the Amended PetItion on the Petlt'saft'..yJANlMRy HALKER, whose address is Post Office Box 7147, iOl Park Avenue Norm, Winter Park, FIhf'Ida 33190, onor before July II, iSlCand file the - ' posfl);) Lo154$to4$inclijsive, Lots 50 to 33 Inclusive, Lots $4 to so In. clusive (less the South lb feet of Lots s, 55 and IS) of Palm Hammock allotment, according to the plat thereof recorded Ifl PIaI Book 1, Pages 104, and 105 of the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida., and the undersigned as Sheriff o. SemInole County, Florida, will at 11:00 AM. on the 17th day of July, A,D. 1979, offer for sale and sell to the highest bidder, fer cash, subled to any end all existing liens., at the Front (West) Door of the Seminole original of said defensei with 11* Clerk of this court either before wvice or Immediately thereafter, otherwise a default Iudgment will be entered against you for the relief - -. mana in me menoeo Petition. WITNESS my hand and the seal of said court on this Ith day of June, 1979. (SEAL) .. v- .r'..lrrC deScribed property Owned by Eugene E. Egan and Margaret M. Egan, said property being located In , . - - NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue of that certain Writ of Execution issued out of and under the seal of the Circuit Court of emInole County, Florida, upon a final ludgemant rendered in the aforesaId' court on the lit day of June, AD. 1919, In that certain case entitled, Harry Ornitein and Rose Ornstein, etc. it aI PISIntIff, .ys. Eugene E. Egán and Margaret M. Egan, his wife, it al Defendant, which aforesaid Writ of Execution was delIvered to me as SherIff of Seminole County, Florida, and I have levied upon the followIng INNE(TheManhage.f , p, i5poStedattheCityHaIl,Longv Florida, and copies are on file with the Clerk of the City and same may be inspected by the public. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR SEMI HOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE .O. 7$4221.CA44.E . SEVERAL COOKS Prefer experience but Will train for good position AAA EMPLOYMENT 9l2FrenchAve. (corner 10th & French 323 5176 ________ - UPck Field Peas, beans, ford hock, conks, baby limas. I field on C15 off W46; 1 field on Bevier _____________________________ Rd off W46. Sat, Sun & Mod. First&OnlychlldCarecentef' Saturday ln.$anford - Betin. nlng June 2. Sanford Earv Childcare Center. 322.6645. _____________________________ ____________________________ - Poultry. beef, prk, tish. Free dejivery,min.$200rder. Sanford area. 322.2374. Sam's Portion ________________________ Bohannon'sDayCareCenter Longwood-Lk.MaryRd. Open6:3OAM.6:3OPM - County Courthouse in Sanford. Florida, the above described per. weal property. That said sale is being made to satisfy 11w terms of said Writ Of Execution. John E. Polk. Sheriff Seminole County, ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR., Clerk of the Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida BY: Eve Crabtr.e DEPUTY CLERK Florida Publish: June 25, July 2,9, 16, 1979 Publish: June ii. 1$. 25, July 2, 1979 DEK.S1 DEK-107 WAXER FLOOR __________________________ N otice OF j 18—Help Wanted ,______________________________ I A-i Full time posItion for medical transcriptionist. Applicant must COMMERCIAL AND WHOLESALE DISTRICT. PZ(6-6-79) - 24. The scription exp. Apply to Mrs. Joan Marks, Medical Record - '* MEDICAL ROUTE SALES ' Excellent earning potential, Great LPN full time. Exp. w.Florida license. 4.12. 3228566. Sanford Nursing & Cony. Center. ___________________________ Hair Dressers with somefollowIng Reflections of Beauty __________________________ 322.7701 Wed, thru Sat. West of railroad and less NAME LAW as Fern Terrace NOTlCT IS HEREBY GIVEN that AAAIMTIJAI.1, Experience in • C1I(ClIt71t 'py. 3. TOMPKINS DEVELOPMENT name with the Clerk of the Circut COMPANY OF FLORIDA INC. -A. Court of Seminole County, Florida. 1 AGRICULTURE TO R.1A Datedat Goldenrod, Florida, this ______ 30-Apartn'ients Unfurnished ____________________ ________________________________________ - - -- _____________________ -. 1 BR cottage $150 mo. Adultsonly Sanford 323 76)3 AAA EMPLOYMENT (corner lOthI French) 373.5176 . ii SANFORD COURT APARTMENTS Award winning "Energy Ef ficienl" studios, private en trance. bullt.in bookcases, attic storage, heat, air 8. 12 built-in power savers to reduce electric costs. Ground floor. 3301 Sa'nford Ave. NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE Sanford's Sales Leader 322- 2420 3 r 7 bath home in Sanford. C-AC. Nice neighborhood. $300 mo. Tony Coppola Assoc. 5300333. J collecting or delivery. No ser. vicechg. Noexp.necessary. Call _______________________ Friendly Toy Parties now. 323. 5456 also booking parties. - 149.750. REALTY SPORTS MINDED Lg. yd on both Sidesot this) OR I Bpan home for swimming pool, tennis cts or what have you Excellent value, Branch Office THE WORLD near Welaka, Fl. Canal front 2 BR,? 13. C A&H, W boat house & 75'xlIO' fenced yd. Only $32,500. Seminole County, Florida, will at 11:00A.M. on the 24th day of July, A. 0. 1979, offer for sal, and sell to the Those In attendance will be beard any and all existing liens, at the and written comments may be flied Front (West) Door of the SemInole County Courthouse In Sanford, with the Land Development -----------manager, Hearings may be con. '"' 11W UWYC ueicr,oeu per' tinued from time to time as found sonal property.' That said sale Is being made to necessary. Further details available by calling 323.4330, ExtensIon No. satisfy the terms of saId Writ of Execution. . ,5frS old 3 BR 2 B, CB. CIlIA, 12O'x130'iotw.nlcetrees,cioseto schools. 1.41,000. FHA. . - BR 1 B home on 75 x ISO lot w 10 trees for only 11650 dwn? Own er financing & includes fire place! Area. Permanent-full Midnight to SAM Sat. thrutime. Wed. 1 BR furnished, all utilities furnished except electric. Elderly Call 327-1810. womanpreferred,no pets. Close ' Applyin person Sanford Nursing EXCELLENT INVESTMENT acre tree farm w over ' frontage on paved rd. 120' depth, good terms. & Cony, Home 950 Melionville JUST THINK, IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK, THERE SE ANYII 9l2FrenchAve. (corner 10th & French 3235176 ---- AAA EMPLOYMENT . 912 French Ave. John E. Polk, - -- H. -- REALlY - Trailer available, JUST LISTED 109 Lake Dot Dr. Pool, lakeview, large lot. I BR, 2 beth C H&A, carpet, choice school area. $52,500. WORLD. __________ A.Z ___ 709 Oak Ave. 2" story older home. _______ Poultry Farm SR 430.A, Orange City, FIa. (904) 715-3135. , Good terms. $21,500. cc') ______________________ * V DIRECTOR OF NURSES cellent position, excellent iaiary, excellent potential. An Ordinance relating to specified areas of the unincorporated 2 ...- 1'. :'.., terrilori,s of Seminal. Cn..•.. Florida; creating the Markham Place Street Lighting District; lobe entitled the Markham Place Street Lighting District Ordinance; providing for definitions; providing O' 9OVern.flCe of the district by the Board of County Commissioners; providing f or maintenance and OPei'atlon of street lights within the district; creating an Advisory Board; setting forth fiscal a . . AAA EMPLOYMENT 912 French Ave. (corner 10th 1. French) 323-5)16 A3round person who can handle .iultI duties including in. '4fallatlon, service I. sales for .ast growing Appliance store in ange City. Call 715.55$ or 71$__________________________ __________________________ _________________________ SECRETARY r9stment or stock experhrnce I).eded. For super position, good (yping needed. Arthur H. BeCkwlth, Jr. Clerk of the Board of County Commissioners of Seminole County, '' 912 French Ave. (corner 10th & French) 3735)76 DEL.I1 __________________________ bath split level could be iust what you need. Unique floor plan for those who like individualIty. Sanford area, 3" acre pasture for rent. $35 per mo. _____________________________ See it today. $41,500. '40-A—Apartmiflts& DupIxss for Sale * , BUDGET PRICE TAG s on this nice 3 BR, 1 bath home on king size lot. Near Shopping but country Lake Mary.Sanford 2 Duplexes tax . atmosphere. Just $26,500. Side by side $900 mo. Income plus shelter. *INDUSTRIAL 1.5 ACRE SITE near PR siding, clos, to 1.4. 55500 per acre. Quadripllx-Spacious 2 BR Apt. High yield. .....aItnr uw.m u r.. c.iiar• * READY TO SELL? Don't sell yourself short. We have 2$ years of experience & knowledge & an active demand for homes 1 land. Call us todayl 40-B Triplex ttuy 0. Sell, ttie finest in used furniture, I4efrig., Stoves, fools -. '' SEIGLE R - 197) Olds 98 i'i. $795 1968 Mustang 6. std trans 1745 1970 Ford S W $380 . 1975 Plymouth. Slant 6. auto All tires 51780 I I 1969 Ch,'v 6 cv 51,1 tr,ins $295 1971 Cadillac Eldorado Exc cond Wrecked left rear end 1500 : 1973 Ford S W Smokes $345 I 10'? Sairtord Ave 323 1980 I I - wa,it,' ' ' "( REALTY - Applianc n's Wasti,'rs rr'tr;qer,ltors, Kr'Ilo(tiIs Autio,i 123 7050 - - OPt I:#i I AL P U(,S WAN 1(t) Top Pr ices Pa ,t Used, an (t'ilditiiri 644 9126 , - - Sanford 321.0702 from Bayhead Racquet Club raoe nor i UK (0000. Ofl NCW Smyrna Beach Will ri1 322 1189 12-Auction Orlando 327-1577 - i . -____________________ ----45-A----.stof State Property I . I . .. ' • ,...,'l !'L4ZL '. - ._____.iT__. . — --rr.' . -. 4 q.c ' q qp - - - - - . . ,, , . ,. .. ,.. . - ,. . - ' 92 I ml,' sest of Speedway, D,Iylona (leach, will hold a public Al; TO AUC I ION every Tue%d,iy at 7 30 It's the Only one ri F Iorid,j You set th '('served price Call 904 255 8311 for further details — __1- I ' _______ I By Owner- 5 years old I BR, 2 bath. Earn Pm - near schools 8. shopping 539.500. Assume j 46Commercial Property - - k I ________- RETAILGROCERY I $17,000 STMPEI AGENCY REALTOR 332.4Y9I MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 562.3455 322.1959 credit' We have helped c"-'.'-'s to find FAST CASH buyers to buy I LIKE NEW 2 BEDROOM. NEW CARPETS. COMPLETELY RE DECORATED ON LARGE LOT ', BLOCK TO WINN DIXIE ON Duplex 5)3.500 Handyman's 5ptal Walk to school & church 25th STREET 131.500 2 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM NICELY WOODED WITH SMALL STREAM NEAR LAKE SEIGLER REALTY BROKER 2439 S Myrtle Ave ,Santord . . _____ cquty 322 0216 47-A--h'crtgages BOUm -- Phone 323 3649 or 373 7)31 129.000 HANDYMANS SPECIAL Close to Lk. Jessup, mobile home, Good terms. Owner holding. Over an acre, fenced, fruit Irees, cleared, counry rd. Good terms. $4000. 3 BR. 26. w w carpet, FP, garage. 122.000. I acre near Weklva zoned for mobile home or home, w ci & septic already there. Deeded right to river, also. Good terms. Owner hold. Building lots, high wooded on county maintained rd. Good terms. Owner holding. 4 building lots zoned for triplex or duplex. $5500 & $5000. Need a commercial site for ceramic shop? We have it, $24,500. Good location. ' REALTY Paint & body shop all equipt, plus I BR apt. on 2 lots in excellent location for business. Call for more details. $19,900. 51,000 buys you this 96x120 lot in Paola. Ideal for your new home. We have (2) S acre tracts in Osteen that may be lust what you are looking for So call us. 3 5R, 1½ B,carport,dbl lot, fenced bk, CH, behind Kmart, Forest City. 935,000, VA or FHA. We have (1) 2-z acre tracts zoned agri. Owner holding With good terms. 2544 S. French Ave. 322-033I,3737I73,327.Q77, Commercial 3?) 7411 affer 6 _____ - Certified Lawn 6. Landscape fREE ESTIMATES I 81)9 Mowing 32) — 0098 Raborn REALTY 50—Miscellaneous for WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY, SELL, TRADE 3113)5 E. First St. 322 THE RIGHT LOCATION business or professional office building site. 264' on 25th St. 525,500. Exterior Cleaning B&P Exterior Fungus 8. rnilt,, removal Roofs, walls, decks, etc. Free Est 339 6066, 668 I33S .F' Grooming & Boarclnq July 6. Carpet Shop of Sanford. 7)4 W is?, 321 0171 EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN LIMY IN THE WANT ADS. 3222611 or New 235 Homes, 1 pci. Interest to qualified buyer. $30,000 to $35,000. Low dowr, payments. 310 Sanford Ave. 322 - Plastering ____________________________ Inferior Eiiterior Plastering Licensed & Bonded Call 322 2110 Plumbing Service Home Improvements Sleeping Bags I Tents ARMY.NAVYSURPLUS BUILDER. 322-2211. Painting by Anthony Corino. In tenor, exterior. qualified in all phases, Free Est. Call 322 007). ANN-viAL HAVEN Cal boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control. Pet supplies, dog houses, insulated, shady inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air cond. cages. 3fl•5752. - REALTOR, MLS 323.5774 Day or Nlgh,,t - Dog & good selection . super buys thru Inc. Painting ____________________________ __________________________ - Carpet remnant sale - save 50 pet. or more on in stock rems, quality carpet name brands S'91 S _______________________________________ ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks, Fast Service - 'p.-,. ' . Mineral detector. Challengerw individval settings. $200. InC. 3 detector heads, carrying case & ear phones. 3.94s9. INSULATION--Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, fiberglas 8. Cellu lose. Lowest prices. Call 321 0839 or 901 734 6708 collect. I I This very desirable pool planned Organ, console color TV, Assort merit of heavy duty circular _____________________________ home at W7 Idyllwilde has 3 BR's, 2 baths, spacious satin saws (never used), furniture & J bath, carport, nice neigh. borhood. My equity & assume low rate loan at $57 mo. or new financing. 333.6735, many more items at 262) S Sanford Ave. 372 1191. Tue's Fri9.l $55 Sat 10 S seperate formal OR, large covered patio, C-HIA I a new roof. Owner transferring & says Raborn - .. - . - iMan, quality operation • yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways I etc. Wayne Beal, 377 1371 I I STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. it : Classified Ads didn't work., . there wouldn't be any. V - Railings Custom built iron work. Window guards, gates etc Martin's 321 1111.319 1A1 , - - -. ' - I - - - - - • REALTOR 372 4000 MLS . ' '. •"I 1 Business,,. Dioi 322-2611 or 831-9993 II st Your REALTY 1 - - ': crig Cds ililYl. A(flr ________________________ SANFORD: $21,500. 3 Berm., 1 - ______________________ CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING&REPAIR RAt — Custom Office Cleaning, commer cial, new const. Lic , bonded &. ins. Quality service everytime. Ph 373 0541 or 668 5994 _________________________ ' ______________________-' Hall Realty Yard Debris', Trash Appliances & Misc. CLOCAU 3.49.5311 - Office Cleaning Drywall hanging finishing&spravmnci 3?) Spc. BR suite new, $239; S pc. LR new, $399; Loveseat 544.95 1 Up, 1 Pc. dInettes, 569.95 1 up; Ref. $501 up; El. Stove, $601. up; full size draperies, $10 & up. Sanford Furniture Salvage, Il 92 So. of Sanford, 322 8721. MOTHER IN.LAW 1g. 4 BR, 2 B, FR. C H1A, carpet, inc. 7 kit. ranges, 2 ref, dbl sized utility rm. fenced, fruit trees, deep well. $36,500. $11,000 dwn & assume or FHA.VA terms. I Dry Wall Entire liquidation of used room desk, table 8. hangIng LAMPS. Best offer will take all. Days Inn Sanford. 3236500 Cony, location. $34,500. I4auiIng _______________________________ MOTEL LAMP SALE CHARMER older 2 story, 3 BR, 2 B, new carpet, patio 12 porches. I Drapes, Upholstery 327 0707 Maylag Washing Machine Avocado. excellent cond. $115 668 9119. 715 8060. 115 .1100 home has over 1900 sq ft of living area w Ig well landscaped yd. Ready to move info. Priced at only $67,000. Hurryt D&MLAWN CARE Residential & Commercial 311 5542 ______________________________ Alterations, Dressmaking - Mayfair section. This spacious __________________________ Dressmaking ' EXCEPTIONALLY NICE 3 BR, 2 B lust listed in the beautiful -' Uent'ncil Landscaping. Rose specialists, fop soil & fill dirt, sod laying & free trimming.' 323 2918. MEINIZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our spr'cidlly 25 yrs. Exp. 8698562, Sale Lawn SerViCe I CeramicTile REALTOR 322 4000MLS ONE of a KIND-sedate older 2 story home, beautifully land. scaped, has 1 BR apt. over dbi garage. $49,500, J TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harrielt', Beauty Nook 5)9 E 1st St .3:2 5712 --- SUPER TAX SHELTERquadraplex - basics are here needs upgrading. Great potential, good cony location, $59,900, American Sod 831 2200 BAHIASOD$3-4 (lOOsq.ft Free Del on 1400 so. ft. or more LANDSCAPING brakes, tail pipe. etc. reduce price to 141.000. ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD PFALTOR , Western Auto 301 W Is! St l.AK EF PONT COUNTRY 2 residences on approx 2 acrp. 100 II lake frontage. 575.000 ESTATE SALE kitchen with family room, REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES NEEDED Lawn-Garden - WBWater Front Property ______________________________ . -- - 323 0119afterS.20 _______________________ Beauty Care REALTOR 3Z? 1000 MLS Harold . Wyrnore Rd., Altamonte 962 7483 29pctclown, ISyr mortgageat 10 in!. C,,tfr.r,4 '$'l f57f)•) 32 split plan, dbl lot FHA VA. $31,500. . WILL BUY EXISTING 1sf & 2nd MOkYGAGE5 11 Leoci. Lic Sanford 321-0640 Orlando 327.1577 . free Es! __________________________ Alan's Applian.es RefnigerationA C Repair licensed 323 0039 I - --_______________________ PAINTING. CARPENTR, I Losing your nOIn,t' & credit" I will Sanford Sunland. 3 BR, I bath. , Appliances - owner after 6 p m weekdays. 323 1526. Raborn Call Carl Ilarrisat SEARS, Sanford 32? 1771 _______________________ 47-Real Estate Wanted -"----- I , . . -. I ...---. ___________________________ -- TONY COPPOLA ASSOC. Realtor 644 2519. - 2 BEDROOM, DIN ING ROOM, SCREENED PORCH WITH 20x?O WORK SHOP ON MAO ,flQ Oeliary Owner fin s' 29 pct. dwn. The Real EstaleAgency Ii - . ,_ - _______________________________________________________ Free listing BROCHURE write CHEROKEE LAND CO I uI [stat,', Conirnercial & Residential AuctionS 8. Ap praisals Call Dell's Auction, 3?) 5620 -- DAY TUNA AUTO AUCTION Sanford 321O640 Sanford 6 years old, 3 fiR I' bath split plan, garage, carpeting, C HIA, M'j equity assume low Fl-IA payments. 323 6228. _________________________ 4 BR, 2 bath, utility room. 2 door garage, fenced back yard. FBt ' - WE BUY USED URNITUPE & APPLIANCES Sanford Fur Salvage 3?? 8721 I 3 LOTS ZONED MULTIPLE UNITS $10,000 TOTAL _______ TOWN, FULLY FURNISHED, 2 3 UNITS ON LARGE LOT, ZONED COMMERCiAL (2) 3 BEDROOM: (1)1 BEDROOM,2 CARPOR.TS. ONLY 142.500. Seigler Realty. Broker 321.0102 73) 0640 AAA EMPLOYMENT Florida Publish July 2, 1979 * HOUSE PINCHING YOU? Need more room? This 4 BR, 1 37.0—ForLuu 373.90l * REALTY _______________________ - --- - tñes Aide for home care in SW. olusia & Scm. Clys. Must have ,.,cwn car 1. I yr. e*p. FuII.Part $ime avail. Call Bay Area Home '.JIealth Services. 3210100. 7157700. Equal Opportunity Em IOvef. (SEAL) HAL COLBERT, UNCWTTER YOUR CO$ET.' INC. Sell thow things that are lust REALTOR 3237132 taking up space with a want ad' ' Eve. 373 $152, 373-1517, 3227)77 in the Herald 373.2611 or $3).993, _______________________________ ______________________________ _______________________ __ _________________________ taxation procedures; empowering the levy of special assessments or taxes Within the dIstrict; and providing for construction, sivsrabliity, and an effective date. All aa..... i... -.nrwn Ji, as describijln plat of Markham Place, Plat Book 72. Pages 30 and 31, as recorded in theuWic Records of Seminole County, Florida. Estate with extra large 2 story home pius Guest Home plus gazebo. $79,900, S French (1192) Sanford 323 5324 243$' - CORNER .-. - '74 Gran Pri. PS. PB. PW. AM FM. 8 track, A C. tilt steer, cruise con! Ec rood Re,isonable 323 0254 , ZONED DUPLEX - . 8 7 ?dr 5i() FIRM Il? 4253 68-Wanled to Buy I ACRE ZONED MOBILE NEAR LAKE GEORGE 16.900 REAL ESTATE REALTOR. 321 7499 NEW Beautiful Country The Real Estate Agency REALTORS p. - . - Cal I Bart 3 BEDROOM HOME ON 6 ACRES NEAR OVIEDO PART IM PROVED PASTURE, PARTLY WOODED. 155.000. lot. $25,750 2481 Palmetto Ave. 2 BR 1 bath. $21,500. Couple wanted to work on egg farm. Sr. _____________________ 41$ Valencia Ct. 3 BR I" - B. Cor 323.5,116 Seminole County, Florida PublIsh July 2,9, 16, 23, 1979 DEL.) ______________________________ ________________________ Ernest Morris, l'g. Real Estate Broker 290 N. 17.92, Casselberry, Fl. Eve. 562-3655 934 professional suite. (corner 10th 8. French Sheriff - YOU HUNTING? for a hunting lodge In Farmington? This is ready for only $16,500. (2) 600 sq.tt, office units for lease n new bldg. on French Ave. Can be combined fpr 1200 sq. ft. total. w.w carpet. Ideal for Experienced preferred. Excellent company with fop pay. . ARE -______________ - -- WAREHOUSEMAN 307. . IFTHISI$T4EDAYtobuyanew car see today's Classified ads for test buys. '' ' - - AAA EMPLOYMENT ' _. 2 BR trailer all utilities. Adults. $45 week with children $50 week, pets. 3739064 . -. FAROUT 2Owildernessacreage W far out terms. $15,000. Homes - Experience a must for fanfastic Great pay. ' - — cPevrotç.flcJswoodW,iqQn C.uOcl ( ond . '400 32? 75f Spnriq,'r Spanel PUPS, 515 323 0039 BROKER 2139 S Myrtir Ave . Sanford Il&Ii48 CONDITION $21,000 HURRY ON THIS RESIDENTIAL SECURITY GUARD Lake Mary ____________________________ ELECTRICAL DRAFTSMAN - 65PetsSuppIies I ______________ good buys. -. lIST 'Ai I PAYM F NT S 69 tO 75 modelS C,,lI 339 9100 Or 934 4605 lDu,)ler ______ you sell "Don't Needs" with a . * WOODED MONROE $7.500 Lake view lot Loch Arbor, lOS' Paved road, 210' deep. Beautiful view across Crystal Lake Only vacant lot in area $11,950 70) Bldg 3390509 E AltamonteOr. 3390508 _____________________________ 323.2222 _____________________________ Cash 322-4132 INC. LOT NEAR AIRPORT BLVD. 124.900 80-Autos for Sale - -. NICE LOT ON HWY .417 NEAR LAKE JESSUP 16.500 NICELY - 2565 Lanmower S,I('S 6. Si'rc We Sell the beSt & rvic the rest W.",'i'rri Auto 301W 1st St 1?? 4403 --------------FILL DIR I 0. TOP SOIL YE L LOW SAND Call Dik L icy .173 7580 WOODED L.OT ON RADIO RD 14.900. _____-_. _______-- IICVV BLAIR AGENCY 1)1 1RAA Iii T.T'11 ' '77 Yamaria DOHL 750. mao wheels, faring, drive shaft, 59 rn per 51.500 3230039 62-L.awn.Gardefl ACRES WILSON RD AREA NICELY WOODED 512.500 -- . ___________________________ S ACRES NEAR HWY 46 CLOSE TO DOWN TOWN SANFORD PAVED ROAD FRONTAGE 128.000 REALTORS 2435, S French (Il 921 Sanford 3?) 5324 _________________________ r,y, ri,rI, . -____________ 2'; ACRES NEAV LA"E HAP NEY. GENEVA AREA 18.500 The Real Estate Agency C A P P E I S. LAPGE SCREENED PORCH, FIRE 9 . ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy 1797 "'-" WORLD. ______ ______________________________ I ACRE ZONED MOBILE NEAR WEKIVA F AILS AT HWY 48 $8,900 l' - _______________________ 55-Boats & Accessories ___ ' _____ _______ ______ ______ - _______ $36,900. ._ --. MONROE AT NARCISSUS I 323 7340 - Esta'i' (crr,'rc'ric.,l r" .. .. '. .\oPraisals. ,'' (I,' tori. 323 5620 . . ' ACRE Z 0C2 on Hwy fronting w Nr, _________________________ makers, Apply n person. Star Line Enterprises Inc. Bldg. 298 Sanford Airport, Sanford. - . - ESTATE Country Property Treed 2' acres Peninsula snaped lot flanked by 7 I 11 SR 16 3 tSR enclosed super clear lakes. 3 bedrooms,near 7 I........................ porcn. to lull around in during baths, custom home with pool thesehot summer days. A must surrounded by towering oaks id see only $53,500 One of a kind-far below replacement cost at only Newllstingon St Johns River $147,900 By appointment & this to make your dreams come preview of photos & details only' true, enlertainment room Call 6,51 1133 74x56 with indoor waterfall & Bob Hansche Inc REALTOR fish Pond. 3 or 1 BPs. swimming CENTURY 21 ___________________________ iuoi i( on cdnôi ieôdi,xj lu Johns River 5125.000 MOTHER IN LAW SPECIAL In level home w separate rooms for Income property—house & garage yours or hers 2 car garage, fruit apt. 132.500. good location, easily trees & space for horses on 1 expanded to 3 or 4 units. acre fenced yd. Multiple Listinq Service Looking for garden equipment? .vs. Les W. Cooper and Sheryl Al AGRICULTURE TO R-1AA Cooper, a.k.a Cheryl Cooper, SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING Defendant, which aforesaid Writ of DISTRICT - PZ(7.11.79).34. West ~ of the Northwest 'i.. The Execution was delivered to me as of the Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, Southeast 'i, less the West 200 feet, and I have levied upon the following Section fl, Township 21 So., Range described property owned by Lii East. Consisting of 15 acres more and Sheryl Cooper, said property or less. Further described as ap. beino IntAt,d In 5...,In,*L. ...,v.v proximately ft. on the South side Fiurda, more particularly of Red Bug (Lake) Road, lying 114 described as follows: miles east of the Intersection of SR One 1973 Chevrolet Monte Carlo, 436 and Red Bug Road; 4l/ miles East to SR .426..lnters,ctlon. biuein color, ID No. 1H$1H31630487 and the undersigned as Sheriff of (DISTRICT NO. 1) ___ REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATESJOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADER! WE LIST & SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE! JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO.1! Are you a full time driver with a are loaded with good buy for • you, - Chairman Attest: Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. Publish: July 2, 1979 _gC4t7; _________________________________ NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that the Board of County Commissioners of Seminole County, Florida, shall at 10:00 A.M. or as soon as possible thereafter On the 31st day of July, )79, consider the adoption of the Ordinance: LAKE SANFORD AUCTION, 77-Junk Cars Removed __________________________________ __________________________________ (WV JUNK CARS 54 -Garage Sales ron SIP tri ISO Cl' lu 1624.3224460. Carport Sal.' TV v4fl?'y riip. & Top Dollar Paul for lunk & ufl wPi,t not July 2 thru 6 till cars, trucks & heavy equipment. _____________________________ ______________________________ 32? 5990 VILLE AT 18th 17.500 REALIOR' Unfurnished Mother's earn extra money by demonstrating our TOYS & Consisting of 3 acres more of less. ludgement rendered Inthe aforesaid Further described as in the general court on the 3rd day of April, A. D. areaof the Northeast corner of Dike 1979, in that certain case entitled, Road and Dodd Road. (DISTRICT Avco Financial Services of Board of County Commissioners Seminole County, Florida By: Robert French, SUPER 2 BR, I bath home in CC. Manor wIg eat-in kit, C H, WAIJ, all on a Ig landscaped lot wenc. patio garden & detached garage! New roof & paint, toot BPP WARRANTED Wow! Just $32,500? Efficiency Inqulet residential area of Sanford. $110 mo. 321.0436 after 5 p.m. -- bath home on beautiful 1 porch & double garage? 2 extra lots! Great potential & in vestment! BPP WARRANTED. A buy for 145.700! Furn eff apt, including all utilities. prlvateparklng,neardowntown. 5200 322 799) '1 - or less, to the East R.Wline of Dodd by virtue of that certain Writ of Road; Thence run Southerly along Execution issued out of and under saidEa%tR.WIin,u575.Oft,mor,or the seal of thb county Court of . - '- - -- --- - - - I 339 4700 2 ACRE BEAUTIFUL 7 tSR, 1 bath, cozy cottage on the laket Extras inc. beamed ceilings, stone fire. place, island kit., pann. 1g. porch over Banana Lake! Your own listing dock too! Super Home Away from Home! BPP WAR. RANTED Only 135.000? . .:..'.Jr'C ssoo MONTH, REFERENCES. SEIGLER REALTY,BROKER - E.W line of Dike Road and the East DEK.113 E.W Iineof Dodd Road; Thence run - This public hearing will be on July 44, 1919 at 7:00 P.M.. or as soon thereafter as possible, In Room 203 OVER 125 THRU MAY 1979 FANTASTIC 3 BR, 2 bath home in Shadow Lake Woods with every imaginable feature! C H&A, pantry, fireplace, scr. porch, Soariu,ii off MBR., Fó, Pin,,, eat in kit! Yours, for $103,500. COMPLETELY RESTORED I STtRY. 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, HUGE FAMILY ROOM ON SUPERVISOR _____ 4. HEIDRICH ENTERPRISES P & E Realty Inc. Realtor ____________ "rC'. -'rf'-' ,- IorIoa, Intends to register the sai' due East along the aforementioned North R.W line of Dike Road, 350.0 feet; Thence run due Nóth, $50.0 Vt; ------- , II vending machines + location & stock. $5000. Machines approx 6 mo old Stocked with nicely advertised mdse. 365 3189. ______________ 32-Houses Pg. 28. Consisting of approximately inbusinessundertheflctitiousnarne 9.9 acres. Further described as of CHALLENGE. INC. OF adiacen'' to Seminole Industrial NEVADA at number Bear Gulley IN 1 SIR () E\/I JUST LISTED 3 BR. 2 bath home ,- , , Ufl UOP j1dUtO 10i L FiR, WW carpet. Fla. Rm.. dining area, fenced rear yard & B B Grill! Lots more! Just $28,000! , that part platted , ----------'- - Newly redecorated 3 BR, 2 bath home. 27x12 game room, ideal I 2 NICE WOODED IIUILDING for large family, beautifully I LOTS. $4,000 EACH landscaped, close to Shopping, 'dOt 109 REALTY town, very clean & roomy, See Jimmie Cowan, 318 Palmetto Ave. LET'S BE HONEST If you weren't looking for a new career you wouldn't be reading thisad, and if we weren't looking for someone to do a lob this ad wouldn't behere, If you want the opportunity to earn Three to Five Hundred dollars a week, call 1.800437.8400 anytime for recorded message. LegaI Notice CHALLENGE (ivi,4,iiiiI,,e ')1-Pi.cirvc. 912 French Ave. (corner 10th & French) 323 5176 . DISTRICT. PZ(7.11.79).32,A portion S[ E i -- -- , .-- * :* 1)3 Azalea La . . . .'IS S 'erich AvC Fr qd,ir.' ','achcr ,ircl Dryer Good iorlcI,ticin sJs,'h w 14163 --- 3 dupIe lots, prime On Loc,ltion $50,000 William MaIczowsk,, REALTOR 32? 7983 person. Hospital, Sanford. 305.3224511, the West ~ of the SW¼ of the NE¼ ext. 780. lying North of Highway 436 in Section 15, Township 21 South, Range 29 East, less the North 499.7 ft., and less the South 18 ft. thereof. Parcel AU. Consisting of ap. proximately 1.5 acres. Further LEASING AGENT described as In the general area of S.R. 436, North side, East of Mon. tgomery Road. Consisting of ap. Prefer leasing experience but Wil I train right individual With sales proximately 1.5 acres. (DISTRICT backgroupd, NO. AAA EMPLOYMENT LW. HICKMAN A.1 912 French Ave. AGRICULTURE TO M.1A VERY (corner lOth& French) LIGHT INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT. 3235176 PZ(7.11.79).31. The SE..4 of the NW'/4 of Section 19, Township 21, Ranoe3O, LESS begin 475ft. West of SE corner run North 22 degrees East 226 ft., North 67 degrees 56' 25" ________________________________ East 306.73 ft., South 70 ft., East 110 ft., South 285 ft. to P.O.B., less any NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS portion ia Ct ,.., KENMORE WASHER Parts, Service Used Machnr's MOONEY A°P1 IAN( ES 32)0697 - - - - 52-Appliances IS acres otf Markham Wood PcI ISSOOper acre Aft 1 30. 322 8366 ThiS lovely spacious FAMILY home has a nice above ground pool. C H&A. FR w el FP Assumable mortgage! Close to Shopping. schools, churches!'' Bedroom Doll Houses 1 BR- 1189 up. Pool. Adults only on Lake Ada. JuSt So. of Airport Blvd. on 17.92 in Sanford, Call ______________________ 3238670 Mariner's Village. TRANSCRIPTIONIST ZONING REGULATIONS MIAMI RUG COMPANY Wanted: Mature lady to live in, prepare meals and care for invaBd lad, n Sanfoid residence for salary, room and board, References requested, Call 305. 3224285 week days, - -.. , - - . . ______ - " '.011 4' 11 0 highest odder 79 or'.sqnmi'nt from NJ. ' local .;'U.'c Oak mahogan, walnut I;", Ot ,'.- ''t rm & (R Su " , .,',or'et !,1bIeS chars 1'.',kS. ionts. as ,sarr' & arc." OCS Ti-is sale 'i riuSt to at'rnd nc ,'mt •r r'In r r,li,,ePflr A, ,i..a!nr '•' 12 CHARGE i' :':or prize the .- 43-Lots-ACreage ________________________________ ---_______ -- • ' you busines use Classified Ads often _____________________ -- -. PUB LI C. AUC lION • •MON.. JULY 2.7 PM• tw.n .ze t'ix . I ' ,', YoU're iP me Ousiriess ot building IT Mobile Home l2x60.?BR Furn, EKc Cond 32? 385) * NI cotN'etabi',sth2 matchIng end l,ibles $39 Sanford Furnifure Salvage. 179? "o Sanford 3?? 8721 1973 Apache 65xl2 2 BR 2 baths screened porch,' awning. his Reas. cSWfl. assume mortgage $5200. $87 rim infO 32) 7079 Drastic reduction in price! 170 PINE CR E ST DRIVE! Now 137.900! F LE XI BLE F INAN CING'!! * SUNLANO ESTATES • Wanted ____________________ - ' * * NOTICE _.. - ON SALE 3cc our beautiful new BARR Il-to TON w.Iap siding 8. thingli' roof. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 37) 5200 380) OrlandO Dr VA rrI' rv.I,'1v 107W Commercial Phone322 7881, Sanford 2, 191; - JR 72—Aijct:n 51—Householcl Goods . your lot or our lot '' Enterprise, Inc. Model Inc., Realtor 644 30)3 ______ A OBB W. Garnet! While Reg. Real Estate Broker Low Down Payment _____________________ E. 2nd St. For a career in PealE state call Realty World, The Real Estate Agency June Poriig 323 5324 _____________________________ - KICK THE STORAGE HABIT Sell those useful, no longer needed items with a Herald Classified Ad. Call 3fl.261) or .i1.9993. _______________________ SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Noticiof Public Hearing July 24, I97 A. PUBLIC HEARINGS FOR CHANGE -; 'c, _____________________________ Creative Expressions 321 9812 ____________________________ -- , CHRISTMAS IN JULY - I . :,'e.:ciaj, Jui ." '- . REDUCED BY %1,SOOi 1975 tlxlO, 3 BR. 20, expando. cent air, big sc. porch. utility stied, many extras. S1O.500. 668 6309 24 HOUR (B 322-9283 _______________________________ I Cash for your lot! Will build on I INC. REALTORS S30.6833or 339:4711 sect -Court Reporter Recentlyrelocatedjnr Highly skilled 33) 5212 ____________________________ Teen agers will do odd jobs Babysitting, lawns, etc. I Call 321 02)8 ______________________________ __________________________ ___________________________ ' -. 42—Mobile Homes tIALTOC VAFHA235Con. Homes I FORRST GREENE find him listed in our Business J.PN, FlIltime1, part time. Apply -. WANTTOGETAWAY FOR AWEEKEND? will re for your child in my home. FrI. evening to Sun. evening. Excellent care including meals and church. References available. Call 678 CASSELBERRY View of Lake Iathryn Spacious i BR 2 bath C H&A. Out of state owner says Sellnow. Assumable low interest mortgage. Call to see 146.500 ___________ ______________________________ - tvenng tieraia, Sanford. El REALrY _____________________ . wk., will train, ideal or retired Mon. thru Fri. $25 wk, $6 day or 11 hr. Call 323.5341. ' Peg. Real Estate Broker 321.0759 261 Sanford Ave. Aft. Hrs. 322 7643,3224869 _____ 21-Situations ________________________ 41—HouseS BATEMAN REALTY Just think—if classified ads didn't work, there wouldn't be any! ____ - I '. '' z1_ a.. ,•7; -- - Robert J. Hines 417 North Cayuga aforementioned description, or additional asks as deemed necessary by the flØ of County Commissioners. Any firm or individui desirIn9 provide professional servIces shall apply In writing for consideration with a letter of interest deicribina: Specific abilities wIth respect to the prolect's requirements. SImilar work within the last three years describing size, date, Purchasing Agent SA FORD Attorney for Proponent and Address DEKIlS building and approximately 1700 s.f. Of additional building, for total ci approximately 3300 sf, B. Thereafter, to provide bidding urchasina Aott. S.mlnnl. . . to impiemer.t the following project: A. To prepare specificatIons and engineering and construction drawings to build: (1) single-story building approximately 4000 s.f. for use.s Fire station No.34, and (2) a singie.story building approximately 5200 s.f. for use as Fire Station No, 31> and (3) complete renovation Fire Station No. 23 consisting of approximately 1500 s.f. it existing Current work load and abIlity to handle project. All applicants must be f'Sgistef'ed In the State of Florida to practice their profession at the time of ap. plicatiun, and must be able tO commence work immediately and followthroughtocomplefionwitaonj Interruption. interested parties may submit application to the Office of the P -... --........ Courthous, Room 117, North Park Avenue, Sanford, Fl, 32771. Ap. cilcations must be received by 5:00 P.M, Thursday, july 0, 1979. t Me.s hearing maybecontinufrom time to time until final action is taken by the city Commission. A copy of the proposed Ordinance Board of County Commissioners The County of Seminole The Seminole County Corn. missioners, In compliance with Fl. location P#'$. *1P the Estates, Powers and Trust Law. HEREWITH, SaidOrdinanc,wasplacedonfirst IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, We LEGAL NOTICE construct ion ONi Y..[1Ni LN.ppN.w1fv1 7. 14, 1979. cttycommissionwlllconsldersarne said Surrogate to be hereunto af. MASSEY, ALPER, WACK & for final passage and adoption after fixed. EATON WITNESS, HON. ANDREW F. the public hearing, which will be Tern Building Crane's Roost held in the City Hall of Longwood, SIEDLEcKI, Surrogate of said 165 WhoopIng Loop Florida, on Monday, the 9th day of County, at the Village of Owego, N, Aitamonte Springs, Florida 3270) July, AD., 1919, at 7:30 p.m., or as Y., 5th day of June, 1979, (305) 134.1111 and I3I4339 Blanche Shofkom soon thereafter as possible. At the Attorneys for Petitioner Chief Clerk of the meeting interested parties may Publish: June 11, 25, July 2, 9 1979 appear and be heard with respect to Surrogate's court _____________________________ the l5AL proposed Ordinance. This all or part of 3. forenoonof that day, then end there this Court on (SEAL) TO ARCHITECTS _ - - . - to Eat 9—_Good Things - _____ Legal REALTOR El ML! 123 6061 or eves, 323 0517 AAA EMPLOYMENT 9)2 French Ave (corner 10th & French) 323 5176 Noon FridQj . ________________ _____________ .h: -.t_r'.. -.. DISTRICT," AND PROVIDING distributed pursuant to SectIon 5.4.4 FOR THE USES PERMITTED IN of the Estates, Powers and Trust Law; and CERTAIN REGULATIONS; VICTORY 30 AM OPEN I 1. YOU AND EACH OF YOU ARE .------wv '. upivor In IflC - 'kiddies ::I — POSED ORDINANCE ..,,., . . w fllWI II 1Y%T UNtKr-. default will be entered against you andyourmarrlagetope$Itlonerwill be dissolved. June - ____________________________ ____________________________ . _: M. Unsworth Realty Will train someone sharp, good at igures, great chance for right person * As Deputy Clerk (FMIOOAY S Surdoy - Immediate occupancy. New 3 BR. 1 B block home. Walking distance to hospital, doctor, nursing home & downtown. $27,500. w.exceilent terms. Johnny Walker foC. 322 657 or 3227111 aft S - BOOKKEEPER ________________________________________________________________ BEING THE COMPREHENSIVE awarded to the Admlnlstrasrix 25, Township 21 South, range 30 _,,,,dward 0. Rector OF THE her Jetn.tPtec.Szo..pel,r vTld 'Ut','bain9mQrefullyaescbed.s. President Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. As Clerk of the Court 100 T°Li' WIthout Coupon i I' 0RYAN's ' '4 ONLY5O' : FOR TOMOR- ........ . deceased greeting. Altamonte Springs, Florida, 32101, BY CHANGING "EXHIBIT A," bedistrlbutid,purwantto$,ctIon 4. on or before July 19, 1979, and file SCHEDULE DISTRICT 1.lofthe Estates, Powers and rrust OF the original with the Law; Clerk of this REGULATIONS ADOPTED Court either before service on THE ADDITION OF A DISTRICT (2) the damages awarded to the Petitioner's attorney or Im CLASSIFICATION TO BE KNOWN adminlstratrixfor wrongful death of YOUNG AND THE SESAME STRUT (A) s. SUMMER-SHOWTIME CONSIDER ADOPTION OF PRO. OF LONGWOOD, FLORIDA, .- (I) THE - DEADLINES THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, By the Grace of God Free and in. cMpendent TO: DONALD JOHNSON Address Unknown James Orshal co H. Bradley Smith, Esq. 440 Waverly Street, Waveriy, New York Reliance Insurance Co., co Ithaca Agency, Ithaca, N.Y. TO DONALD JOHNSON: The following Citation Is published pursuant to an Order of the Surrogate's Court, Tloga County State of New York dated June 5, 1979. persons interested In the estate Of _________________ 0. H. EATON, JR. ESQUIRE, (2) PASSWORD PLUS ComeToTh. - _____________________________ Before PubllcQtion Noon The Dc, AS Deputy Clerk PublIsh: June 18, 251. July 2, 9, 1979 CoUnty, e in the Court the City Commission will hold a has been filed against you and you public hearing to consider enact. HouseintheVillageof Owego, Tioga arerequlredtoserveacopyof your mentofOrdinanceNo.430,entitled: County.NewYork,onth.lothdayof RNOON CLIP HERE - - - 41-Houses -- AAA EMPLOYMENT vu r-rencn Ave. (corner 10th & French) 323 5176 __________________________ parttimesummerpositionat Auto Train Gift Shop. For interview call Debbie Towns 321 it.inec Minimum -_ $uild to Suit our lot o yours: FHAVA,FHA 2351245 Accurate typing for company with excellent benefits. . . _______________________ * 6—Child Care BRUCE HOWARD JOHNSON, late of the Village of Waverly, in the YOU'APE' NOTIFIED met an action fcr Dissolution of Marriage 08UMMERE8TER 1 5:30 P.M. SATURDAY 9.Noon - CITY OF LONOW000, FLORIDA BOWLES HHB-lThh Field Artillery b{EEl. OF FORTUNE - ... . 41-Houses Make your Budget go further, shop the Classified Ads every clay. TYPIST MONDAY thru FRIDAY Futton Street and West First Street, Vidocy, withthe Clerk of the Circuit being more particularly described Court in and for Seminole County, as rouuows' Florida, and you are required to serve a copy of your written That portion of West Commercial Street lying between Blocks) and 2, defenses, if any, to it on James C. all in Tier 6, TOWN OF SANFORD, Weart, petitioner's attorney, whose according to the Plat thereof, as address is 201 West 1st Street, Suite 206, Sanford, Florid recorded in Piat Book 1, page se Of 3217), on or the Public Records of Seminole before July 19, 1919, and file an County, Florida, reserving same as original with the clerk of this court a utility easement, either before service on Petitioner's attorney or immediately thereafter; City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida otherwise a default will be entered against you for the relief demanded H. N. Tamm, Jr. City Clerk in the petition. _____________________________________ Publish July 2, 1979 WITNESS my hand and the seal DEL.12 of this Courton the 14th day of June, 1979. NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS (SEALZ) NAME STATUTE Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: As Clerk of the Court . TO: PVT. DAVID CURTIS FAMILY FIIfl 1 time ................. 43c a line lc a line 3 consecutiv, times 7consecutivetlml$ .....35c a lipe HOURS __--- Dental Assistant certificationpreferred 3231180 RATES NOTICE OF VACATING AND withfhe Clerk of the Circuit Court Of Seminole County, Florida, upon receipt of proof of publication of this Notice, the fictitious name to wit: BURDINE'S OPTICAL under which this party is engaged in business at Altamonte Mall, State Road 436, Altamonte Springs. Florida 3270) That the party interested in said business enterprise is as follows: August Marketing Cornpany, 4884 South Kirkman Road, Orlando, Florida 321)1. DATED at Orlando, Orange County, Fioridathis3rddayof June, 1979. August Marketing Company By: August C. Johnson President Publish June ii, 18,251 July 2, 1979 DEK.5O ____________________________ Linda Martin, City Clerk of the City of Longwood, Florida Publish: June 21, July 2, 1979 DEK-7S _____________________________ 900 8319993 CLASSIFIED DEPT 8:00 A.M. Winter PQrk - ________________ _______ ____________ undersigned, pursuant to the "Fictitious Name Statute", Chapter ".-. Over the road clriw.rt.''.vJ'TIaveI n,,,.•......... year reefer experience Ai Metro Sales Corp. 1921 West 1st Sanford. -- between North Elm Avenue and Marriagehasbeen filed against you CODE OF THE CITY OF LONG. WOOD, FLORIDA;" PROVIDING rn,Jcl 1,- I- c r, AND EFFECTIVE DATE. Said Ordinancewas piacedon first reading on June 11, 1979 and the City Commission will consider same for final passage and adoption after the public hearing which will be held in the City Hall of Longwood, Florida, on Monday, the 9th day of July, A.D. 197? al 7.30 PIll., 01' as soon thereafter as possible. At the meeting interested parties may appear and be heard with respect to the proposed Ordinance. This hearing may becontinued from time to time until final action is taken by the City Commission. A copy of the proposed Ordinance isposteda? the City Hall, Longwood, 0 0000MORNING FLORIDA - t)erector of Nurirrn •... . 'w' a,.,II,,, Nursing facility, Maturp Personnel Relations. Please send resume to Box 25, co Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1657, 5apfnrd, r' "ii' ..s. - QrIndo 322 - 2611 _____________________ . TICLE II, OF ORDINANCE NO. 7., CAVETI Guest: Mor- Seminole PetitiOner.Husband and TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: ABANDONING A PORTION OF A ELLEN FINN VIDOCY, STREET. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Respondent.wife tie City of Longwood, Florida, that TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE OF ACTION the City Council will hold a public TO; Ellen Louise Finn Vidocy You will take notice that the city hearing to consider enactment of Commission of the City of Sanford, 3531 Oak Street No. 103 Ordinance No. 1, entitled: Florida,ort June25, 1919, passed and Vancouver, British Columbia, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY adopted Ordinance No. 1473, to Canada OF LONGWOOD. FLORIDA, close, vacate and abandon a portion YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED POSED ORDINANCE 700 (2) ø TODAY (4)0 FRIDAY MORNiNG 00000 MORNING AMERI. hostage. O POLITICAL PROGRAM THE (2) - 6:55 c2)TOOAYINFLORIDA 00000 MORNING FLORIDA t121 HI, NEIGHBOR 11:30 (2) Ill WiMBLEDON UPDATE Bud Collins and Dick Enberg present highlights of the day's activIties in this prestigIous tennis tournament from London, England. (4)NEWLYWEDGAME 0 ROCKFORD FILES A hit man whom Angel testified against ii acquitted and promptly puts Angel and Rockford on his hit list. 0 POLICE STORY A supermarket robber takes a woman reputation Legal Notice _________________________ 6:47 EYEVR'TNE8SDE,AFNEW8 timer Adler. (Part 1 of 2) BEWfl'CHED ) OVER EASY _____________________ 6:45 0 A.M. WEATHER 11:00 (2)(4)0O(12)NEWS 8:00 (4)0 THE WHITE SHADOW Q W,intrid ____ C) flS • ' • 0 HOQAN'SHEROES (4) KUTANA jailed for the robbery, but the jewels are not recovered. CAVETT Guest: Alan Arkin. AND 5:30 6:26 in Norfolk and the Wilbrsham FRIENDS BURNETT FRIENDS OTHE00000UPLE MI8TER ROGERS (A) OP4OTF0RWOMENONLY 1000 &0 LOU GRANT While staying at the home Of his Old boss, a rural newspaper editor, Lou uncovers a story that could tear the town apart. (A) 0 LORD PETER WIM8EY "The Nine Taylors" (Part 1) (2) LIARS CLUB (2) CAROL J CRACKERBARREL - GRIFFiN 5.fl ()EARLY DAY 9:30 0 WKRP IN CINCINNATI Herb obtains a separation from his wife and begins planning for his new, swinging bachelor life. (A) expesIve gIft. ri o i r i" I • • •fl•fl••• .. .s U U u u NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, pursuant to the °FictitiousNameStatute",chapter 865.09, Florida Statutes, will register with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, in and for Seminole County, Florida, upon receipt of proof of the publication of this notice, the V ic titiouS name, to-wit: J I H AIR CONDITIONINr. AIJi I1ATIIJ CONTRACTORS d ,, .-. Publish June 11, 18,251 July 2. 1979 engagedinbusine%sat(addreu),17 OEK.47 Pine Street in the City of Fern Park, ____________________________ Florida. That the party interested in said IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE business enterprise is as follows: EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Joseph Navarro CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Dated at Winter Park, Orange OUNTY, FLORIDA COunty, Florida, June 20. 1979. Civil Action No. 7-I13O.CA44.E Publish: June 25, July 2,9, 16, 1979 IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF DEK112 ___________________________________ JAMES STEPHEN vIDocY, 2)GUMOKE 6:00 evident. Pierre and Mario Curie share the Nobel Prize for PhysIcs with Henry Becquerelln 1903(R) become OABCNEWS VILLA ALEGRE CR) 0 MERV 6:53 PTLCLUB 1B—Helo . _._......s. MARIE CURIE The dangers of prolonged exposure to raciin*rtiva mnthrIk hnIn •n 6:30 _________________________________________________ FICTITIUU) rIRMC Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 161 Willow Creek Cove, LongwoOd, FL 32730 Seminole county, Florida, under the fictitious name of LONGW000 IN. DUSTRIAL,SUPPLYCO.,andthatl intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Sminole County. Florida in accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To.Wit: Section 865.09 Florida Statutes 1957. . - 6:00 &i_..._ - eguu NoTice , gloves and become a private Investigator to find the murdererofhlsformermanager,(R) @ 0 M"ASH B.J. becomes deeply involved with the problems of a Korean famit'.(R) Thorpe skips the team's bit dinner In favor of a date with iI I . - - EVENING 0DICK &I_A!__ . - _ - - - - . - - - - �, BLON 0% E 4111—Evenlflg Herald, Sanford, Fl. J PROMISED TO (F MY kITCHEN DOOR TWO WEEKS AGO! U Se4OtJLD BE Monday, July 2, 17 YO (ç\ Ae k vHU SBAN011 ACROSS NOW I'LL HAVE TO BUY U.UW o..i, MY GOODNESS! BEAUTIRJL. GOLD EARRINGS' 7C—,- YOU RE SUCH A SWEET, WONOERFUL 0111 HER ANOTHER PRESENT 7 FOR HER BIRTHDAY TOMORROW! Hypoglycem How Is It Diagnosed? Answer to Previous Puzzle 40 Bandleader Arnaz F Coffee bean 41 Babylonian 1a101T1T10 S I I VjI BRAIN 4 Strap one deity LETTER ELATED falcons leg 42 Devastation BOpium 45 Pins ZZ 12 Crude metal 49 Selfsame A 0 E IA i PALERIA 13 Animal waste 51 Lambs A 1 0 U C ES T chemical E I. D I P L V mother 0N TA 14 Irish Free 52 French A0 T0DFIXES State composer A L I. FI 15 Unused 53 Ten (prefix) - - i 0 0 T1H1 I ' 1 1 16 Most spirited 54 Male or 0P1I0 E R I N S 18 Building female Teo NI 0 20 Book of maps 55 Persian poet A 0 0 21 Day of week 56 Deathly pale g Canadian 28 Shoe part (abbr.) 57 Use rebel 291s human by Chic Young J — appreciate some information about hypoglycemia. Does the physician find it by a blood test? Is the diet the only treatment? Are there actual symptoms? Doesoriestagger or shake? Just what does the word r "glyce" mia mean? I can't find it in my dictionary. amount of adrenaline will cause DEAR READER— The term to have shakiness, "emia" refers to the blood, a person or ncrThat's rather interesting anxiety symptoms because anemia literally means vousness and even a fast without blood which, of course, heartbeat. A low blood glucose Isn't true. The "gly" refers to level will cause your adrenal to release adrenaline, but glucose. Therefore, the term gland means glucose in the blood, so will anxiety or sudden fright of problems. Hypoglycemia means low or a number and anxiety stress glucose In the blood and That's why confused with hyperglycemia means too so often get hypoglycemia. much glucose in the blood, Yes, the doctor determines A person who's having has adrenaline symptoms because person a that commonly of anxiety should not be hypoglycemia, diagnosed as having low blood eferred to as low blood suga Hs needs to have his measuring the amount of sugar. by anxieties studied and be given glucose in the blood, It takes more than that to help for that. As The Health Letter that I'm make the nrn, r diznni. Ian ' ' perfectly sending you will explain, there though. healthy, active young in. are several kinds of dividuals have blood sugars hypoglycemia. In general, reactive the intermittently below 40. If there there's hypoglycemia which follows are no symptoms associated tends to sugar eating. The blood with the findings in the blood, made. go up with eating and then with no diagnosis should be isi, Cs.. .. n relrmntl rpnetlon. It noes too LUI U diagnosis of hypoglycemia is low and produces symptoms. of kind other The to demonstrate the low level of glucose in the blood at the same hypoglycemia is sometimes time symptoms are produced. called primary hypoglycemia I'm sending you The Health and is associated with low blood 3.9, glucose levels before eating. , number Letter Hypoglycemia, Low Blood Some of these rare cases are Sugar, to give you more details, associated with a tumor of the Other readers who want this pancreas. So the first hurdle Is issue can send 50 cents with a making a correct diagnosis of long, stamped, self-addressed hypoglycemia. The second envelope for it. Send your hurdle is finding out what request to me, in care of this caused the hypoglycemia if it's the Obviously, newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, present. reactive for treatment Radio City Station, New York, hypoglycemia related to eating N.Y. 10019. Many of the symptoms is quite different than the primary of ascribed to hypoglycemia can treatment be caused by other things. hypoglycemia associated with a That's because an excess tumor of the pancreas. I Dr. NI 22 Rubicund 24 Physicians BEETLE BAILEY I J I PON'T rHINK HE EVEN GOINGTO MAKE IT OUT OF SEP I DOWN 34 Required 35 Closer 38 CIA forerunner 37 Israelites 39 Israeli coins 1 — — — 1 17 Name for a dog 19 Protected electrically • 23 Unseals 24 Dean Martins 33 Made calm 38 Shivers 1 Not one 40 Gift bearer 2 Irritated 41 Secure 3 Hexes 42 Hawaiian city 4 Actress 43 Seth's father Sommers nickname 44 Constellation 5 Commentator 25 Indefinite per 46 Apiece Sevareid sons 47 Pitcher 6 Lops 28 Mosquito 48 Enticing 7 Automotive so- genus 50 Mountain near ciety (abbr.) 27 Most high. ancient Troy pitched 8 Idol 32 One or the other — — — — — — — — 2 3 4 5 - 13 - 8 67 - 12 - - 14 - - - - - 16 - - - 17 - - - - rMA'(B THE BORN LOSER JAJ_Y SA3', WHY txr *X) TAKP, W 0016, 10 t,t)R MARtIIJ% UK6 VER REWS AF6 %ARP FOR M to r— i J — ]02 bu'R N-r MW FART AWAY. TO P%'5T r- 20 by Art Sanson — i•uui 1 0 I 4 I S 42 43 49 ARCHIE 11M AFRAID IF GAS PRICES I GO UP ,ANY MORE, I WON'T L. BE ABLE TO DRIVE AT ALL! CHARGE NOTHIN OR GAS' I LOOK AT THE HEADLINE r ' NOTHING WHAT A DOES IT SAY, NU Jill., K 140 I D1iHH DON'T WORRY, ARCH (THE PAPER SAYS THAT THEY ,AIN'T GONNA - HOME_ BE RON I F- ..• HUME I !.I ) - by Bob Montana 52' EXPECT GAS PRICE 55 FREE-FOR-ALL 44 50 - 47 46 45 - - 58 - — — — — 48 - 54 53 - 51 - - - — — — - - — — I. ARCHIEc n. IA HOROSCOPE (lu,, By BERNICE BEDE OSOL For Tuesday, July 3, 1979 EEK & MEEK by Howie Schneider J 64 CGETf - Old by Al Vermeer L WANT TOBE "I rv SOMEDAY LIKE TO TRAVEL 10 NEAR-FLUNG ABLE TO COME. I HE FOR LUNCH! PLACES.' ) ITRA AQ1Oa sou' 10 2 .K 9 A Q 94 QJ76 Vulnerable: North-South Dealer: East West North East South Pass i. 2 Pass 2 • p Pass Pass by Stoffel & Helmdahl E5CUING )QUIT HORlNi <'AROUl4PAM' MAIPEM9) GT BUSY FAIR I Opening lead: By Oswald Jacoby Oswald: "The R in the code word ARCH stands for Review the bidding. Per. hapa the most important part of that review IS to remember the significance of failure to open the bicjj." Alan: "All you have to bear in mind Is that when a player passes originally, he will not have more than a certain number of high cards." Oswald: "Without bother- po WITH III' IN t?I5TE55,')'WEEPIN" by FRANK AND ERNEST jPtZ? by Bob Thavis LAW A" / ~R; . . . IJIS .. q A New Mexico reader asks if we approve of opening a two-card club suit. No, we don't. We do open three-card club suits wlen no better bid is available, but with only two clubs we can always find a better bid. - t . . , . 'I ji ' qr 4 _ by Craig Knowles said the city was given 24 hours notice that the fuel supply was to be cut. He said the city's immediate response WS to shut down one of Its construction projects and delay another. The city halted work on a half-mile street construction project on Cornwell Road off of Sanford Avenue, Knowles said, lie said an extension of the city's water line down State Rd. 46-A to it UCW subdivision culled Kaywood Estates was delayed. Knowles said that although people usually become concerned '] first with cutbacks in fuel allocations for police and fire departments, it Is "the public services of water, sewage and sanitation that are most vital." "You can't leave garbage sitting around in this hot heather he said. Sanford receives its supply of diesel fuel From Gulf Oil Cornpuny. According to (ulfs Florida sales manager, H K Meyers, the company had no choice but to make the 40 percent cut. Meyers said the company has to supply all Its customers with equal quantities of fuel unless the federal goerninent declares that the customer may legally receive more Currently only surface mass transit systems such as buses may receive increased allotments. Those transit systems, he said, are entitled to 100 percent of their needs. "To the best of my knowledge," Meyers said, ,no municipalities have been declared special cases, so we have to treat them the same as any other customer." Meyers said all Gulf Oil customers had been reduced to 60 percent of their normal allocation because of the dwindling supply of fuel. ' . ' A 7 A . V , ,,. / , . ' W 4" . .' A • - " ILkI "' I.lI/ _____ ' " , _________ . ...-'" 10 L.gg.tt - JULY FOURTH "BLAST, SPT It I% 1, - 111 Chi Judge What's Aninigent. The Answer Could Cost axpayers By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer What is an indigent? That's the question facing county officials as they proceed with the preparation of next year's operating budget. The answer could cost taxpayers several hundreds of thousands of dollars in medical fees. It is also a question that, when answered, could determine whether Seminole Memorial Hospital (SMH) remains county-owned or is converted to a private facility. It is the key to the whole hospital issue," said Seminole County Commissioner Dick Williams. "We have to arrive at a definition of what is a truly needy person." Neither the hospital, which administers care to the county's poor, nor the county, which pays for the care, has arrived at a formula for use in deciding who is eligible to u receive medical services as an indigent. As a result, a discrepancy between what hospital officials say they need and what the commissioners are willing to provide could exist in the coming year. During the current year, according to figures assembled by SMH Administrator Charles Bentley, the hospital will absorb about $288,000 in indigent care costs that will not be paid by the county. Bentley said the hospital received about $387,000 in tax receipts this year, of which $340,000 was used to pay for Indigent care. But actual costs to the hospital will be close to $625,000, he said. But the $625,000 figure is based on hospital estimates with no set criteria for determining eligibility. Bentley said the policy of SMH is to negotiate with patients and try to determine through financial information given by them, if they can pay. There are no income levels based on family size to determine a person's ability to pay, he said. Such levels are used by ether county agencies such as the welfare department in establishing eligibility for aid. Why has it formula not existed? "It's just an issue we never really dealt with," said Willliuns. Hospital board chainmui Thomas Blayney said a policy hasn't been set because the county didn't need one. It determined in advance what fwids would be provided by establishing a tax rate. Any balance, such as the $288,000 discrepancy, was borne by the hospital. In essence, tie said, the county would not have been bound by any formula the hospital would have set. However, the hospital board Is seeking a change of status to a private not-for-profit facility. The change of status would permit the sale of tax-free bonds to finance expansion and improvements. The bonds cannot be sold without taxpayer obligation to government-owned hospitals. If the change is to come about, a lease agreement will L*ovemmenr r Ene Woes Ll rgy people you are going to elect someone else if they don't get their act together." Wearing a dark blue suit with a "Sanford is Super" button pinned to his lapel, Kelly blamed President Carter and other politicians for creating an atmosphere of "an orgy of consumption" and not putting more emphasis on production, "Because of government interference In our lives, we said. free enterprise system for their have come to the point where "The government reduced energy woes. He said the free we are consuming too much and the benefits of the elderly and enterprise system represents that's where the emphasis lies sick and sent that money tothe freedom and is the backbone of instead of on productivity," nonworker," Kelly said. "As a the ideals and principals this Kelly said, result, that action further country stands for. One of the ways the federal upped the vitality and in. "I don't think we need to fear government has down-played centive of the working world." free enterprise but politicians production and enhanced The American public should who are more concerned about consumption Is by expanding not look to President Carter and their political ,osts than the the food stamp program from other politicians "with high ideals this country is based on," $30 million to $7 billion, Kelly political Ideals" to solve the Kelly said. ____ energy crisis, Kelly stressed. rning at a "personality Seminole Sheriffs Department Kelly asked the audience at The solution lies in the coniWit" held In his honor. • the Chamber building, 400 E. ,.j suer who must reduce theii 111mk.Jf.I.I iiiiji., ILA .JJI,I,L rum ol., W UIWA UUca W WC "tremend ous appetite" for .d giving him a chance to visit nostalgic days when frugal energy "In order to provide the constituency, Kelly said, he Rising Traffic Fatalities, 3A Americans used to save spare designated today as ____________________________________ massive amount of capital pieces of string and canning needed to build oil refineries." Word Town Day." His itjars, but said those days are no l*1 iflClUdSd a luncheon "You and I as individuals more. doctors of Seminole t o do soinetliln&" "We were saving string for a Kelly governmen and a town purpose," Juanita "J meeting at hSIflIOd City HOrCOP .................ZB will net save us. Mercer, wife of John Mercer, 300 Park Ave. "If we can accept the reality president of the Flagship Bank Bridge ....................ZB Hospital ................... ZA ............. leadership has get to 3A of that, start going to work of Seminole, told Kelly during :esdm' ..................IA Obituaries ... (tofll ft fl)01fl1" Kelly t OURSELVES .............. lB saving and being frugal, we got the breakfast. _Ic, ....................ZB Cern . If you don't want ................... zu Sports .....................7A It made." "Now we think If we save It, ksito collapse (ruin lack of Kelly told chamber members the government will take It and EdJtori ..................IA Television ................. 3B then you tell those De'Abby ................. lB Weather ...................ZA not to point their fingers at the waste it.,, By SHARON CARRASCO Herald Staff 'The federal government, not tkfree enterprise system, Isto blame for the energy crunch IO w plaguing this country and It's UPtO the electorate to do something about it, says gpsgre$ainsn Richard Kelly. eUy, a 'it1j vdv stands Well over dX f 14 spoke before the Sanford b -- - - - - - - I - N. '.•. -- have to be worked out between the county and the newly. formed corporation. The lease will have to include an arrangement For the care of the county's peer, since state law mandates counties to pay such fees. '11w hospital board has asked the county to consider a lease agreement with a starting point of this year's estimated indigent cost Figure, $625,000. That figure would be used for the first year of hospital operation under the proposed reorganization. After the first year, a formula would be worked out, according to the proposal by the hospital board. The board is suggesting adopting a formula similar to Orange County, where ceitification for eligibility for medical services as an indigent is determined by the county health department. Bob French, chairman of the board of county corninissioners, said it decision on the hospital board's request and it review of the indigent funding issue would come later this month. Blames *Nwu __ clu), Today - " According to l.ex Hester, energy director for Florida, the ory alternative Sanford may have is the state's 'set-aside" reserve. lie said the state receives 4 percent of all fuel coming into Florida an d places it in aspecial reserve. He said Sanford may apply for the use of some of that reserve, but said he did not think they had done so )et. "There may be a problem with diesel fuel supplies to municipalities in Jul)- ," he said. "We're looking into it to see what can be done. Knowles said the city planned to apply for use of the state's "set-aside" reserves "around the middle of the month." Knowles mU Monday afternoon w ith city government depart. inent heads to conic up with ways to meet the crisis. Knowles said they decided at the meeting not to restart work on Cornwall Road 01 on the State Road 46 A water line extension project In addition, hi said, the city has parked many of its diesel burning vehicles, among them five dump trucks two road graders and to road sweepers. Knowles said the move would definitely cause a slowdown in the scheduling of sonic city services." He explained that, for example, it would take the city a little longer to get around to sweeping some streets or inspecting some buildings. "We are going to have to arrange things so we can get more than one task accomplished on a trip," he said. The July diesel fuel problem in this area seems unique to Sanford. Spokesmen for Altamonte Springs, Oviedo, Longwood and Lake Mary, for instance, say they have received no word of cutlicks ill (lie amount of diesel fuel they will be supplied in July. MIAMI (UP!) The state's better than! ever have before," inunetliately alter the murders. her brief encounter with the star witness today picked said Nita Jane Neary in a clear, Herald Photo by Tom Nets,l Defense attorneys have asked intruder. Theodore Bundy from a crowd firm voice, that Miss Neary's testimony be , heiaid11e cau ght a three. of 50 people standing in the That's a mighty big firecracker Kim Glavich of Winter Springs is holding, for'I've had to go over this barred f rum the trial as second RHm= of a tunately It 11jen't load (-mir way of remindInit you of all the special ac- courtroom and said he was the aKain and aaatn &114 twilin lin imtGA41AP . A pzft~r* ,, SPRITINT-o Luanty. Activities will range'from a Omega house tile night t%~o 'bposttive," sitid'. M`ItslNeary, an. Cliief Circuit ilnXILIM Edward front door as she retu" c"ayrides to spectacular fireworks displays. A complete parade to contests to balloon Florida State University coeds art education major who Cowart, who will rule on the a late night of drinking and list of area activities appears on page 3A. were killed, transferred from F.S.U. to admissibility of her testimony, wincing at a fraternity beer "I think I recognize him now Indiana's Ball State University listened as Miss Neary detailed party on Jan. 15, 1978. -- -v- In addition to cutting back on the its usage of diesel fuel, Knowles said, the city is trying to buy small amounts of fuel on the commercial market. He said he was confident the city would locate enough diesel fuel to make it through the month. But if It did not, he said, some services such as garbage co llection would have to be curtailed towards the end of Jul). Witness Identifies Bundy (For a copy 0IJACOBY MODERN, send $1 to.: "Win at Bridge," care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 489, Radio City Station, New York, N.Y. 10019.) . lOONIES ' (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN, i w*io month. - 4 ducked and South's Jack held the trick. A heart was led to dummy and a second c-itdrEzt rose with his king this time while West discarded a heart. Back came a diamond to West's king. Now West led the five of srades." A an: "The moment of truth had arrived. South used to think. Eventually, e played a low spade from dummy. East took his queen, cashed the club ace and led a spade to his parttier to set the contract." Oswald: "I see you said that South passed to 'think. Real logic would have told him that East would have opened the bidding if he held the spade ace, in addition to his clubs., sr NAT W*Y.1 tO . Abc opening lead was adiamond. Dummy's jack held the trick and a club was led. East Stan Lee and John Romita Th$6 . -. J -[aa%,AiE7 e4" The city of Sanford's diesel fuel allocation was cut by 40 percent July I. The remaining 60 percent, according to City Manager ['etc Knowles, is "not enough to collect the city's garbage" for the . - - Threatens CtYGarba 9e Pick uP By BRAD PURDOM Herald Staff Writer Ask th(19=KM sad Alan Sontag Diesel Cut 40 t 110 ' 2 WEST EAST A 85 • Q 98 4 V v7 K!6-3 2 •7 $ • A K 1053 ml, BUGS BUNNY _ ing with the way South reached three notrurnp or the ration i .e pia NORTH 'K J 73 - PRISCILLA'S POP - WIN AT BRIDGE YOUR BIRTHDAY own gentle fashion. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. July 3, 1979 Things important to you 21) Your greatest asset today la personally, as well as to one you your ability to make everyone feel responsible for, will take a you deal with feel very imturn for the better thin çom1n çioti4. Your jnnIng ways y.w. srolIeflawilhsesmto p11ñqio disappear of their own volition. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. CANCER (June 21-July 22) 19) The key to your success Look for the bluebird of hap- today is to find enjoyment in piness to be perching In areas your duties. Once you tei that .,jo'dleast expect today. VQj1l__what,.,yu are doing serves a know where he Is when you hear useful purpose, the sky Is the his cheerful chirp. Find out limit. more of what lies ahead for you AQUARIUS (Jan. Feb. 19) In the year following your birth- Because you're unlikely to take day by sending for your copy of yourself or ethers too seriously Astro-Graph Letter. Mall $1 for today, you should experience each to Astro-Graph, P.O. Box many pleasant encounters. The 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. light touch works wonders 10019. Be sure to specify birth PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Someone extremely fond of you LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You will be secretly trying to effect usually know the right things a change today that's greatly to say to people and today will be your advantage. person no exception. has helped you before. ference Is that you'll have more of them to charm than ARIES (March 21-April 1 ,, usual. You'll have a great time VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) matter who you are withy. Persons you hold in high esteem Your quick wit and delightful will be caring about you and charm will have everybody wanting to fulfill your needs gathering around you. today. If you need a favor, ask. TAURUS (April 20-May 10) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Those extra pennies you need to Spreading sunshine and cheery do or have something speical thoughts makes you a pular will be there today. You've done guy or gal today, People need a your Job well. It' s reflected smile almost more than they your pocketbook. need food. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Happiness always comes from Someone who does things In a sharing your time with those quiet manner Is on your side about whom you aict. .la today. This person knows how is why today will be such a to make you happy In his or her pleasant one for you. 'K NOW-1 AUY ThNKTI4AT tOUWSS 15 SOMIMING I Cccl) MELM cwj SAARE Evening Herald—(USpS 48.280)—Price 15 Cents Lamb experimentally 10 Celestial bear 31 Refuse to ii Catches accept (sI) 26 Cleopatras bane (p1.) 27 Pronoun 30 Belong by Mort Walker 71st Year, No. 272—Tuesday, July 3,1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 DEAR DR. LAMB — I would r --• _______ . ---• . ------ • . . - - - •• Kelly addresses group at Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce -- - - - - - .- - - - - - -__ __ - - • - - -- - � 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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Wdnssday, Sipt. 1, im ) d Year, No. 14—Thursday, September 6,1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—(USPS 481•280)—Price 15 Cents MWI dcv'IuIuuuuI p PC i'•i. I . WiII Library Shift I Ro um illat ? • .•4I, •, •-,.. Odds tter, Says Sturm v,.'. f WD BRAND U$O* BLADE CU1 CHUCI ROASI $i1 LI. $1 P CHYCK Cf NYU CUT 7 $O 16 God Roast... .141 raw Phs?. by Tim Vlncsnt Firefighter David Hite Is treated for smoke Inhalation while building burns " In background '•• .. • . 4, 1 s, ire That Wrecked Home •.• .•,;_ .. ..i-- , ,. On - I . s 'Sus ASSORTED By SHARON CARRASCO Herald Staff Writer The lire that destroyed a home just outside the Sanford City limits Wednesday has been ruled "suspicious" by Seminole County fire officials. COLORS : BOUNTI TOWEV, us I the fire investigation includes McCluan, Li Bill Hogan of the Seminole County Sheriff's Department, Ernie Wright of the state fire maraba's office, and Inspector Raymond Pippin of the Seminole County Public Safety Department. According to fire officials. several nercnnc nw thø flr By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer The chances of keeping the north branch of the Seminole County Public Library in downtown Sanford have been enhanced as a result of action taken this week by the Seminole Board of Commissioners. Commissioner Bob Sturm said today. "The sentiment at this point seems to be to keep the library in downtown Sanford. At least none of us Is in a hurry to move It," Sturm said. Moving the library from its present site at 230 E. First St. to a larger building has been advocated by county librarian Jean Rhein. During a work session Tuesday, the commissioners agreed on a space re-allocation plan that will move the building a nd land development offices from the fourth floor of the courthouse to the first floor of the county-owned Rouniillat Building on First Street. Sturm said those offices later may be moved to the third and fourth floor of that building at which time the library could be moved three blocks west to the first and second floor of the building. "The manpower department has a lease until October 1980, with the county for space in the upper floors of Houmillat. When it leaves, the building and land development people could move into their offices, and the first and second floor would be free for the library," Sturm said. The manpower department, which monitors the county's Comprehensive Employment Training Act i CETA program, is a federally funded department and Sturm noted that rent for space elsewhere would not cost the county additional Funds. But the possibility of using Roumillat for the north branch of the library does not please Ms. Rhein. She said the branch needs 9,000 square feet of space to provide adequate library service. Using two floors of Roumillat will come close to meeting that requirement, but Ms. Rhein said a two-floor library will create operational inefficiencies and require additional supervisory personnel. Ms. Rhein earlier this year asked the commissioners to consider moving the library to a larger, "more accessible" location outside downtown Sanford. One site mentioned was at the Kmart Shopping Plaza on U.S. Highway 17-92. Estimated annual rent at that site was $35,000. The present library building is rented from the city of Sanford at $1 per year. The building, a converted post office, has about 3,700 square feet of space. Ms. Rhein said the additional space is needed to accommodate the 35,000 volumes. There also is a need for additional administrative space and a children's reading area, she said. Sturm said the action taken by the commissioners Tuesday does not lock them into a plan to move the library to Roumillat. Other options will be considered, he said. However, Sturm said, knowledge that space will be available in October of 1980 probably means there will be no decision this year by the commission on whether to move the library. Final Hearing Due Tonight On Lake Mary Tax Hike By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Lake Mary citizens will have their final opportunity tonight to speak in opposition to, or in favor of, the city's proposed budget before election day. A public hearing on alternative budgets for fiscal 19791980 of $4,218 or $433,518 Is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. at city hail. Polling place for next Tuesday's referendum, when the voters will decide whether to approve a property tax increase of $4.25 per $1,000 assessed valuation, Is at city hail. The city is proposing to agricultural to multi-family designated in the city's cornIncrease taxes from the current district on a parcel on ptthenaW. taM use plan as level of 03 • If the referendum does not pass, the tax level, according to new state law, will be $2.84 per $1,000 assessed valuation. The state law effective only this year limits the ability of cities to raise taxes to bring in only five percent more revenue than the preceedlng year. Longwood-Lake Mary Road near Lake Mary Boulevard to allow construction of duplexes. change the zoning from agriculture to commercial on the tract directly behind the new Phillips 66 station on Lake Mary Boulevard as requested by Randall Brown to construct offices. Change the zoning from Also on the agenda for agriculture to commercial on a tonight's meeting are public narrow strip of land between hearings on proposed or- Lake Mary Boulevard and Sun dinances to: Drive. City Manager Phil Change the zoning from Kulbes said the tract is t%c* commercial. . — Change the zoning from residential to commercial on a strip on Country Club Road across from Lake Mary Elementary School to permit construction of a commercial building. The structure is not to contain any business which might entice the school children to cross the highway or which will worsen the traffic situation on the road, according to an agreement between the developer and the city council. - - - Reported Upset With Carter ndale For President? NEW YORK (UPI) — Vice President Walter Mondale is being considered by some Influential Democrats as a replacement for President Carter if Carter falters In his reelection try, The New York Thnes reported today. According to the Times story, Mondale in coming under pressure to run for the presidency and has, in fact, privately voiced dissatisfaction with the administration's handUng of Important political moves recently. Specifically mentioned were the cabinet firings in late July, UN Ambassador Andrew Young's resignation and the subsequent Internal dispute over Middle East policy. The Times said that a political associate who saw Mondale recently described him as "fairly disgusted with he politics in the White House the amateurism Of it , the - mistakes, the whole confluence of events beginning with the President's return from Japan In early July." A second associate said Mondale was "very low" about the political outlook while a third said "the problem is that he's not in the inner circle," Representative Morris Udall, "an influential Arizona Democrat and often a bellwether of liberal sentiment in Congress" was reported as suggesting at a Wednesday breakfast with ree porters that Mondale could be "the happy way out" for Democrats in 1980 It Carter "I think If the Carter ship falters or becomes involved In a goes down," Udall is quoted as feud with Senator Edward saying, "Mondale may surKennedy of Massachusetts. vive." Results Off ic ia l The election results in Oviedo are official. The city council Wednesday night counted the absentee ballots and certified the election of Thomas Morgan to the mayor's office and Robert Whittier and Frank Salzmann the city council. Official tally for the mayor's office, Including 11 absentee ballots, is Morgan 320 and Charles Lacy 113. For the group 1 council seat, vacated by Lacy to run for the mayor's office, Whittier received 275 votes. He was running unopposed. Today For the group 2 seat Salzmann received 230 votes to 123 for James Massey and 58 for Horoscope ................. 4B Jack 0. Collins. Councilman Bridge .................... Hospital ................... 3A Charles Pratt did not run for ree Obituaries .................3A election to this seat. Comics ....................4B OURSELVES .............. lB election Crossword .................4B Sports ................... $,7A Voter turnout was about 40 Television ................. percent, The new officials will DearAbby ................. IB Weather ...................3A assume office Oct. 1. ______________ __ 'Kaiser Ci*tos Error In Premature Park Evacuatilon ID By àa*v' oauy, 'Ewa No WdW Vi rNldmts at the aati Mobile RUN page mast iaspos wets nc.,r.cuy 1- 1 ___y . jr at s • ___•o. the Ir 1- at a - PNIN soft prier to Hurrtcsas y__ .no 6=y Ulm ogjr, he unauthorized evacuation," some of the residents of the At the shelter located at Oviedo so the 150 there could have Reserve in Orlando arrived at the Kaiser am Y. mobile home park who might be High School, for example, more room. with 25 Marines. Kaiser used d0m r who tid Mom thu in in danger. He was advised to Kaiser was notified that the misinformatIon taught six of the vehicles as fire ladme The Is d6d =us at Lake Operators at Saniando midis tab. them to Lyzuan High ihelter was full. He check the He aid absat $ Zathrya ed stateu aes, hums perk said DO ODS deer.. School, elzs said. H. took Mx charts showing how civil defense a lesson for trucks three to deliver many were future emergencies. Kaiser emergency a, ir '' dai ' generators and to 1llt' '' Wants the shelters to call hourly 2 ii 111111011110 *m ordering an evacuation they were welcomed and in the shelter and found that to fir. sttic,i and and an Identification system griatat .u'w' -g could hold -'established to validate calls, three as standby for •. o dom but the=athudisd. MrL. the 'I'ltr on Tusedq morning and He Overall Kaiser was ex- evacuatiOn. (* (4 LbS trUCke 1(r aid be My arstaad B. L WW who operates and retzinsd to the park. • Iznmediately called the school tremely with the got tlrough high water Lw. No ~Kmile ad led s, the perk with her hheü4, aid During the storm period and found out that the call was cooperation ofpleased the a -people working Casselberry where a fire tru . ck u*t-. her heshasi had ,d the Kaiser es$d there was a lot at made by neene who WU not with the civil def ense, he said. COUld not to efour ftIjaj Lswsod p.1k, ccnj and attempts by authorized and wanted civil He got w1esded hsip Twelve S1IL . that Included a 14-year-old Won aft at the doyMabiutlISp,m.wii PsIstom Civil defease. defense to Mop sending people truchu from the Marine Corp man. , is a ma 1 *4 I Poe ,P - __,i porse *s, erry. sO • __ - , - _4_ . ---- — - • -- ----•-.-. P (' • . . L1 ,-• ___ - 44 - 4 ._-.' ., -•.,-. .....-*...-•. -., —__•'I - --'1• •.. -' - -- . . •t • • -' &tt.4*S., ; '. �2A—Even i ng Herald, Snford, Fl. Thursday, Sept. 6, in, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I SALT Debate Resumes Amid Cuba Dispute ~ N AT ON proval of SALT II as it stands would be injurious to the security of the United States and its allies, came armed with a joint letter to the Senate signed by 1,678 retired generals and admirals urging rejection on like grounds. The letter based opposition on grounds the treaty heavily favors the Soviet Union and cannot adequately be verified. The resumed hearings were held against a new backdrop painted by Vance at a news conference Wednesday. He said a Soviet combat brigade, complete with tank, artill ery and motorized rifle WASHINGTON (UPI) Although It was certainly not his intention, Secretary of State Cyrus Vance set a disturbing tone for today's resumption of debate on the SALT II strategic arms limitation agreement with the Soviets, — IN BRIEF Court Ordered School Busing Among witnesses scheduled to testify in the Senate Foreign Relations Committee were retired Adm. Thomas Moorer, former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and Eugene Rostow, former undersecreatary of state for political a!fairs. Both oppose ratification. Moorer, who maintains ap- Starts Today In Columbus By United Press International School officials in Columbus, Ohio, are confident that two years of preparation and a barrage of commercials, school open houses and prayer meetings have readied the 600,000 residents for today's dart of court-ordered busing to achieve desegregation. "The mood of the city seems to be calm" said schools superintendent Joseph L Davis. Before light today, the city's first through seventh and 10th graders walked to street corners to await 213 newly purchased buses that will take them cross town to school. High schoolers Join the experiment Friday and kindergarteners Monday. In all, 37,000 of the district's 79,000 students will be bused. battalions, has been secretly In Cuba for years, undetected until recently by U.S. intelilgence. Although Vance tried to separate the belated discovery from SALT II, a Senate consensus appeared to be growing that the Cuban troops and U.S. intelligence failure is an issue in the SALT debate. Vance and CIA Director Stansfleld Turner gave the committee, in closed meetings Wednesday, some of the secret details of the Cuban developmeats. Senate Democratic Leader Robert Byrd, in a Senate speech Wednesday, called for a U.S. military buildup whether the Senate ratifies or rejects SALT II. Sen. Robert Dole, R.Kan., has urged a moratorium on consideration of the treaties until the Soviets remove their troops from Cuba. Vance Wednesday main- tamed that failure of U.S. in telligence to detect the Soviet troop buildup in a country 90 miles off Key West, Fla., should not be equated with verification of Soviet compliance with SALT I! in Russia. "There is a dear difference between determining (by air and reconnaissance) whether a MRLD particular Unit or elements )f a unit ... is from the Soviet Un ion as opposed to the Cubans," he said. "This is much more diffic u1t to monitor than monitorlag such things as the establishment of new missile sites, of Lhe receiving and analysis of telemetry," he added. Actress Sentence To Appear Begin-Sadat End Summit, Aim To Lean Less On U.S. HAIFA, Israel (UPI)— The eighth summit between Egypt and Israel ended today and reflected a mood toward greater self-reliance and less dependence on the United States. Egyptian President Anwar Sadat underscored the shift. "The most important achievement of my visit is that we have cemented our agreements at Camp David and the peace treaty between Egypt and Israel and we are ready together, Menachem and I, to face whatever comes," Sadat told Israeli newspaper editors. The move toward greater self-reliance was most evident in the agreement to establish Egyptian-Israeli military patrols to monitor the peace in Sinai, thus temporarily freeing the United States from a commitment to set up a multinational force in the area, summit sources said. Sadat said there may be some differences of opinion with Israel in the future, "but conflict, no. I don't think there will be conflict between us." JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UP!) - A federal judge, who said entertainers sometimes view drug use as a joke, Wednesday ordered actress Linda Blair to make a dozen public appearances to warn young people about the seriousness of drugs. That was part of a three-year probation sentence imposed on Miss Blair by U.S. District Judge Howell W. Melton. She also was fined $5000 for conspiracy to possess cocaine. The 20-year-old actress, who lives In Wilton, Conn,, had pleaded guilty In May to the misdemeanor charge. Klansmen Released On Bond MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UP!) — Ku Klux Klan Imperial Wizard Bill Wilkinson said Wednesday it was "cut and dried" the city of Montgomery was going to punish the some 190 Klansmen who were arrested before they completed their Selma td Montgomery march last month. Municipal Court Judge Matthls Piel sentenced eight KKK members to six months in jail, placed them on two years probation and fined them $500 at the conclusion of their brief trials. PIei suspended the sentence to 15 days in jail and they were released on appeal bond. Ravage Northeas t By United Press International and would spread to ConnecAt 6 a.m. EDT, David was Tropical Storm David ticut, Rhode Island and Massa- centered over south-central ravaged parts of the densely chusetts later In the morning. Pennsylvania, moving toward The Pennsylvania man died the northeast at20to 25 mph. Its populated Northeast early today, spawning deadly tor- in a tornado that touched down highest sustained winds were 43 nadoes and unleashing torren- near Avondale, ripping a row of mph along the coast and out tial rains In Pennsylvania and house trailers from their cm- into the Atlantic. Gale warnings were in effect New Jersey. In the Caribbean, derblock foundations in a Tropical Storm Fred eric was mobile home park late Wednes- from Cape Hatteras, N.C., to Eastport, Maine. The winds stirring up the same kind of day night. In New Jersey, a truck driver along with normal high tides trouble. Now almost two weeks old, was slightly in jured when the produced a tidal flooding David produced a series of storm's winds blew his truck situation along the entire tornadoes in the Philadelphia over as it sliced the roof off a northeast coast. The Philadelphia area area, killing at least one man. nearby truckstop, In Salem Th ree twisters were confirmed County. Officials also reported reported 4½ Inches of rain early In southern New Jersey, knock- one missing swimmer, who was today. A mudslide caused by heavy ing out power to hundreds of last seen clinging to a jetty on rains near the Baltimore train communities. the Jersey shore. Scattered power outages, station and several areas of The National Weather Ser- were reported throughout high water covering the tracks vice said the threat of tornadoes southern New Jersey, affecting forced the cancellation of existed for Delaware, New some 80,000 residences, and as Amtrak commuter rail service Jersey, eastern Pennsylvania far north as the New York City between Baltimore and Wa. and southeastern New York, area. shlngton. Not WASHINGTON (UP!) - President Carter's goal of replacing 2.5 million barrels of imported oil a day with synthetic fuels by 1990 cannot be achieved In a normal, peacetime economy, a congressional consultant has concluded. Cameron Engineers, one of three consultants helping Congress gauge the cost of a synthetic fuel program, reported Wednesday Carter's plan would tie up 50 percent of the construction tndry. "Without a wartime level of effort and significant diversions from the rest of the economy, this will limit synfuels output by 1990 to less than 2 million barrels per day," a consultant representative told Sen. Gary Hail, D Cob., at a hearing of his special budget task force on the syrifuel program. DRESDEN, Tenn (UP!) — District Attorney David Hayes will ask that a mechanic be put to death for the abduction of an &yearold West Tennessee girl who was stabbed to death with a pocketknife. The suspect, Robert Glenn Coe of McKenzie, was arrested in Huntingdon Tuesday night as he tried to board a bus for Marietta, Ga. He was charged Wednesday with first-degree murder, aggravated sexual battery and aggravated kidnapping in the Labor Day weekend abduction of Cary Medlin of Greenfleld. Authorities said Coe's family, including his wife, assisted authorities In the arrest. Hayes would not disclose any evidence gathered, but he said Cos volum teered a statement at the Weakley County Jail in Dresden. rights reserved. for typographical V1 rors DAILY 9.9. CLOSED SUNDAYS Gold Prices Soar To $340 LONDON (UP!) — Gold soared more than $11 an ounce overnight to hit record opeiling levels of over $340 in London and Zurich today, and officially was set near the $350 mark in London. The U. S. dollar opened lower. Gold opened in Zurich at $340.875 an ounce, a record overnight rise of $11.750 over Wednesday's close of $329.125. In London, gold started at $340.00 an ounce, $11.6 over Wednesday's close of $328.375. Shortly after opening in London, the price was set at $348.50 an ounce in the official morning fix only $1.50 off the $350 level bullion dealers have been predicting. MOUTHWASH LISTERMINT — Cooperation On Security? 18 OZ. I- Tropical Depression Forms MIAMI (UP!)— A tropical depression has formed in the Atlantic Ocean and "could become a tropical storm today or Friday," the National Hurricane Center said. If it does, it would be the hurricane season's seventh tropical Moan and would be named Gloria. The depression was located near Latitude 19.5 north, Longitude 35.0 west, or about 650 miles west northwest of the Cope Verde Islands. It was moving west at 20 miles an how. I L [.1 Military Bases Leveled SALIURY, Zimbabwe Rhodesia (UP!)— A military spok-man said today that 7ãinbsbwe Rhodesia troops and warplanes have slashed deep inside Mozambique, leiveft military bases and blowing up bridges He said the multi.pronged raids which darted Wed. nasdey morning hit both regular Mozambique military bases as well as those otç1ed by Patriotic Front guerrillas, killing a "significant number" of people. The attache the deepest ever inside Mo''nblque were centered around the railway junction at Aldela di Barragom whire fighting was reported to be heavy. - CHICKEN OF THE SEA . . S 49 Refugees Are Rescued 6% 010 MANILA, P?IHppEiies (UP!)— A U.S. Navy ship rescued a bo4Jp.d of the 0 Vietnamese today In a renewed awge of refvies who mostly are yosaig men trying to avoid being drafted Into the Vietnamese Army In WAHNGTON (UP!) Rip RkliardBvllkig, D.Mo., has a1wabsensman who coaidhsld ble qlM'—m (the tim. Now hssiyshswea'tholdayat&L Boiling rdwiedtothe Boom aadhisinflvrel&job Big chairman of the Rules Cc"es Wednesday of hr dX wseke of Iroatawut for aio," at 1111dimb Naval 0. - _____ HI OSPITAL NOTES a wws as.* kpL __ NMIII(MIMO$AL III. J. Dic1n, Oran, City ____ Irambls HOSPITAL Thursday. 606WAW 6, $75.4ol. n. Ns 14 nrm.tsy ahuNy, anj s_lay W Tie $ui* Ners lee., ON. Pre.m Ave.. $st ple,am. kcs.l Class Fu*s Paid 40 $silui4 Pladis IWfl $ - - - - ------- ;. - •- •-- • wa ' .. s_ Cirmeas UPI*sffi M. Crew NIISIS adoma :— _. - - • '---• - •-- . . . -•— -.--. -. .---•.•.,.......... '-. ._ - . _ _ _ _- . - - --... • . -,.. . - . - . • -. • -- - - . • - -• _. The only man dill sought in the Neil murder is Clarence 2 FIREMEN Two Oviedo firefighters suffered minor Injuries fire broke out about 10:30 a.m. when Owner Jim Wednesday as they fought to extinguish a fire that Viles was attempting to light the coals in the bar. gutted the Smokehouse barbequc restaurant on bequc pit with gasoline. 'Iles escaped injury. No state Route 426 in Oviedo. Firemen Dana Simons damage estimate for the building has been deterJohn Pegel were treated for muscle strain and mined, an Oviedo fire department official said released from Winter Park Memorial Hospital. The today. Eugene Robinson of Jacksonville, who has been dubbed the brainpower behind INJURED the robbery, deputies said. GRAND THEFT A full-length black mink coat 33 Implicated In Massive Drug Ring FORT MYERS, Fla. (UPI)— Department. "The people for, but said it amounted to wives and pilots to a rancher racketeering. Gillen's bond was being conducted by Lee and Authorities have begun round- we've been rounding up come millions annually. and a citrus grove manager. Collier county sheriff's officers, set at $1,150,000. lag up 33 people including a from every county from the A large portion of the drug The state attorney's office at federal Drug Enforcement %(I- Author ties • former judge, a policeman, and middle of Florida south." profits apparently were being suspects we s.uu most of the Fort Myers said the drug ring ministration agents, state ofre tii.irgtd with has been a bail bondsman — in a massive Lee County Sheriff Frank invest ed In land, particularly in under investigation ficers, and county police out. drug sweep on Florida's South- Wanicka said the operation was le County, the state attorney's cons racy to dmstribute for more than 18 months and side southwest Florida. marijuana, )ti. t h e re wed coast. centered in Lee County, but also office said. were could continue for at least a By late Wednesday, at least involved Collier, Dade, Glades, Among those arrested were various tim charges, year. HAIR WEAVING 22 people had been jailed. Their Hendry, Hillsborough, Lee, former Lee County Judge " coca ine am quaaiudes, The Lee County grand jury Is Ue.tutlil L" T, I$I' 1l.s bonds totaled more than $25 Okeechobee, and St. Lucie David L. Orosz, now a Fort racketeering and conspiracy, continuing an investigation of million, with several individual counties. Myers attorney; Okeechobee Some of the suspects face as drug trafficking and additional bonds set at more than $1 Grosser said investigators police Sgt. Jonathan Rucks, and many as 17 counts. Aiiiong the indictments are expected, the " million, have not yet established the Alton Lynn Gillen, a bail highest bonds set was $1.8 state attorney's office annowi0 "This may not be the largest dollar amount of illicit drug bondsmen lrc*n Okeechobee. million for Keith Fisher, a ced. folk drug rtngln Florida but ttcould business the ring - eblch was The occupations of other Naples pilot, facing eight The drug roundup began V VwkNP , be," said Sgt. Gary Grosser of composed of many separate suspects ranged from house- charges, Including one of Wednesday P.O. Box 27446 3• Phila . Pa 19150 morning and was the Lee County Sheriff's drug operations — accounted — - - :__ _____ - .-. , • • — BI REDDING WEEK STERCHIS AREA DEATHS MRS. METUE LEE COX Mrs. Mettle Lee Adair Cox, 82, of Pierson, died Monday noon at her residence. Born in Lower Greenville County, S.C., she moved to Pierson in 1944, from Fountain Inn, S.C. She was a frequent visitor at the residence of her daughter, Value Cox Wilson, of Sanford. Other survivors include 2 sons, Norman Cox of Palatka and Rev. Felton Cox, Easley, S.C.; 2 sisters, Annie Tollison, Simpsonville, S.C. and Mrs. Carrie Belle Tumblin, Fountain Inn, S.C.; 10 grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren. 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It was a plain-spoken rejection of Cuba's position that nor'1Igned nations are natural enemies of imperialism, and therefore natural allies of socialist nations, meaning the Soviet bloc. NEW YORK (UP!) David Kennedy, the 24.year.old son of Robert F. Kennedy, has told police he was mugged by three man kia hotel bbyin Harlem and robbed ol$* A police spokesman said Kennedy, who was not hurt in the incIdent, reported be was driving his ew about 1:13 p.m. W.dnssday when two psdriane alp*IId him from the sIdewalk HeudbepuUs srdao*cllid the t,o, wbe managed to1reIdmIntotheIoy ofthelbeltce Pa 7. . • LONDON (UP!) - The British and Irish prime ministers have proclaimed their joint determination to stamp out the kind of terrorism that killed Earl Mountbatten last week, but they disagree on what means should be used. British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and Irish Republic Prime Minister Jack Lynch met for five hour. W.e.day and a joist statement said they agreed security cooperation between their countries must be "substantially improved" to end the terrorism and the people of Northern Ireland must be given more control over their own affairs after five years of rule from Lendon. But the two leaders, who met at Mrs. Thatcher's No. 10 Downing St. office after attending the funeral of Earl Mpiglbptten, appeared still tar from full agreement on the main Issues dividing their neighboring countries. Kennedy kin Mugged In N.Y. N.Nsl . i DETROIT (UP!) - Whether or not there has been progress on a psttern..ettlng labor agreement for the auto industry depends on who's doing the talking. The United Auto Workers imlon says there has been little movement. General Motors Corp. disagrees The conflicting auensnta were Issued Wednesday after the top negotiators for the two sides met face4o'tace across the main bargaining table for the first time since Sunday. The union and GM have been barp'nlng intemively since Friday to reach agreement on contracts that would serve as the model for the ladiedry. EweIag HiiiiM , • PEKING (UP!)— Former President Richard Nixon will arrive in China Sept. 18 as an official guest of the Chinese government. Peking sources said today. His visit will last four or five days. Neither the Chinese government nor the American Embassy has issued an official announcement of Nixon's visit. Nixon is expected to meet with powerful Vice Premier Deng Xiaoping and possibly other high-ranking Chinese leaders during his stay. — Progress In Auto Talks? A 46-year-old man being held Charlotte Bi-ook, 52, of hood and trunk of a Volkswagen No estimate of damage was east side of his home. at the Seminole County Jail for Franklin Square, New York, in Forest City, at-cording to determined. The burglar ransacked a his part in the robbery and told deputies 'c coat valued at Seminole County deputies. HURGLtRY chest of drawers in Mickle's murder of a reserve deputy now $1,300 wa stolen sometime Someone broke into the home bedroom and stole $80 from Sylvia Selph Wanisley, 23, of has been charged with armed between Aug. 29 and Aug. 30. Orlando, told deputies the in- of a Lake Mary man and made underneath the lamp stand. robbery in Georgia, according Ms. Brook said she left her cident occurred sometime off with $80 in cash and three deputies said. A 20-gauge to Seminole County deputies. car keys with the Auto Train Monday night and early baby food jars filled with shotgun was taken along with Curtis Baldree, one of four attendant. Tuesday morning while her car pennies, according to Seminole three baby food jars filled with men who robbed the Longwood was parked at 1213 lA)S l)rive. County deputies. VEHICLE DA%IACIFn n.'nni. Pharmacy narmacy on Dec. The gusty winds of hurricane Forest City. o R bertNickle. 32, of Box 1393 Nickles told deputies his 31,1977, is serving a two-year was reported stolen from the David were blamed for causing The tree also smashed the Lake Emma Road, Lake Mary, watchdog might have been hit sentence for charges of reckless rear seat of a car parked at the a tree to plunge down across the windshield of the 1974 yellow told deputies entry was gained or kicked by the intruder display of a firearm and at- Auto Train terminal parking hood and Volkswagen which was parked Monday or Tuesday by cutting because the (log suffered a trunk of a Volkswagen tempted grand larceny, according to Sanford police. in Forest City, according to in the roadway, deputies said. out the screen window on the large knot on his head. deputies said. Both Baldree and lot, James Halsell received reduced charges in exchange for cooperating with the police • and testifying against Terry ' s.:': •: . ______ Melvin Sims. Sims was sentenced to death on July 24 by a Circuit Judge for the shooting death of Seminole County reserve deputy George Neil during the robbery. lii"lJlpjM..... ,, According to deputies, Baldree was involved with a YtSI previous armed robbery at a —j pharmacy in Cobb County, Ga., on Oct. 27,1977, where allegedly _____ he stole about $200 cash and an undetermined amount of drugs. Baldree is expected to be transported to Cobb County Jail .....,.... . . .,, in the near future but no date was disclosed for "security % ,.. PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER 2701 ORLANDO DRIVE. HWY. 17.92 at 27th St, MELBOURNE BEACH, Fla. when it left a trail of death and Will iamson III told the gover(UP!) — Gov. Bob Graham destruction in the Caribbean - nor. Williamson was helping his says Hurrica ne David, w hich Graham saw firsthand the father clean up his trailer, one lost much of its punch before damage even a low-grade of 30 mobile homes that was ch urning up the Florida coast, hurricane can wrought. only partially dest royed by the sho uld serve as a training He saw trailer homes flat- storm. ground for the day a "super tened like tin cans when a "It sure taught people about hur ricane" whirls into Florida . hurricane-spawned tornado the force of a hurricane. That's As the governor walked down tore through and expensive a lesson worth learning,," condominium apartments Williamson said. Washington Avenue in Miami turned inside out at Melbourne Brevard County officials, who Beach, the last stop on a tour of Beach and Indian River Shores. met Graham's helicoptr in the hurricane-menaced Florida No one at Melbourne Beach's Melbourne, said their damage coast that be gan in Melbourne, Ocean Holiday Travel Park, the totaled $25 million and Palm he called David a "sprin g wr ecked Opus 21 condominium Beach County officials estlmattraining ground. cotaplex nearby, and at the ed $26 milli on in their county. "We've got to learn from Graham said he had not that," he said Wednesday. "The Vista del Mar apartments at Indian River Shores were ki lled received reports from Indian day will come when we have because they were empty after River, Martin and St. Lucie that super hurricane. We don't residen ts heeded the governor's counties where damages also take hurricanes too casually orders to evacuate, ran high, but prelim inary they're killers." "The fact that a mandatory estimates Indicated total FlailThe governor was making his evac uation was ordered saved da damages would exceed $75 tour In preparation for a several hundred lives," said million. request for federal disaster aid. Graham, who wore a hard hat In Miami Beach, where He said he would submit the and frequently jotted notes in a evacuation volunteers com Mate's request to the White small notebook. plalned that some beach nutThe governor estimated sing homes had dumped House this afternoon after receiving field reports. about 300,000 responded to the elderly, Infirm residents at Although David's top sus- orders - about 100,000 of them emergency centers without tamed winds as it moved up the in the five counties hardest hit adequate medication and coast were only 75 mph —. by the hurricane Monday. supervision, Graham listened compared to the 150 mph winds "I believe it was an to those who had been the hurricane was packing educational hurricane," Ed evacuated. Death Penalty Sought Nixon To Visit China Soon Quantity rsponsibli Graham Tours State Oil Goal Unrealistic? Baldree Charged With Georgia Robbery IN BRIEF Twisters From David Thursday, Sept. 6,1979-11A .: ' - r' - - -. 'r - --- ------ - -'-- -- -..•—. ---.--,-•--.--• -.- -.-----..- - �I Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Evening HmM WSPS 41.210) Around 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 3)5-322-2611 01131-9993 Citizens with a gripe about their tax rate orthe manner In which Seminole County commissioners plan to spend in revenue and other money will have their last chance to complain Sept. 11. The second and final public hearing on the proposed 17910 budget is scheduled to be held at the county courthouse In Sanford, room 263, at 7 p.m. Persons unable to attend ln person may submit written comments for the record. The proposed budget lists anticipated revenues and expenditures of $4O,47,565.64. During the first public hearing, It was not those with he complalntsabout the amnountof re sttaxes of taxes t y were having to pay who gi ered protest. Rather, It was those with complaints about not 9 Thursday, September 6, 1919-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director V —,F ILl I ____ Home Delivery: Week, 99 cents; Month $3.90; 6 Months, $22.99; Year, $43.99. By Mall: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.Z; 6 Months, $24.00; Year $47.00. ' L The Clock By GEOFFREY POUNDS Irish Wounds Old Daniel and Midland In Decatur, Ill., recently. He said the talks will result In "Important announcements regarding gasohol sales In Florida" soon. Kelly, a member of the Economic Staballzatlon Sub.Conunittee and the Agriculture Committee, is expected to repo rt that a major petroleum company Is considering the large-scale distribution of corn. based gasohol In central Florida. The Decatur plant derives Its alcohol from corn. Earlier this year, Saxon Petroleum In Sanford experiMented with citrus-based alcohol, but difficulties arose and the gasohol was pulled off the market. enough money being spent who appeared. Representatives from a number of social services agencies pleaded for additional funds from the commissioners. Yet to be heard from at a budget hearing are those residents in unincorporated areas of the county who will see their tax rate climb 82 cents per $1,000 assessed valuation in order to pay for fire protection. U.S. Congressman Richard Kelly has been conferring with officials of the nation's largest gasohol in an effort to gain background Information for upcoming legislation promoting the f uel. Kelly talked with representatives from Archer, .4 0 ,THURSDAY, dEPTENBER$ VIEWPOINT Whot . Project COPE, self-help program for families of per. eons with mental or emotional problems, 7:30 p.m., Orlando Regional Mental Health Center, Floor 7C, Con. ference Room. Again ANGLEI'WALTERS Until the tragic resurgence of Irish terrorism took the life of Lord Louis Mountbatten, it was possible to be more than a little optimistic about the chances for peace in Northern Ireland. There had been a lull in the bombings and assassinations which have taken 2,000 lives in the last 10 years. The nod-sectarian Alliance Party which tries to keep Catholic and Protestant rivalry out of politics has been gaining ground in local elections in the Ulster provinces. But this may be precisely why terrorists are again stalking targets, even striking for the first time at the British royal family. The terroristminded Irish Republican Army does not want to see Catholics and Protestants bury their differences in Northern Ireland under British auspices.TheywanttheBrltlshout. It remains to be seen if extremists on the Protestant side will now retaliate against their perceived enemies on the Catholic side. Whether they do or not, the old wounds of "Irish" problem are once again torn and bleeding. Pope John Paul II's strong denunciation of the murder of Mountbatten and the others offers some hope of second thoughts among Irish Catholics who still sympathize with the IRA. The pope has cancelled plans to step into Ulster during his visit to the Republic. That may be a sensible decision, but where his appearance in Northern Ireland might have symbolized the possibilities for peace, his absence now will symbolize the degree of setback those possibilities have just received. The new government of Prime Minister I, i' ) RE! A =Bomb Secrets WASHINGTON (NEA) — Newly designated ated EnergySecretaryCharjesW.Duncan,Jr.haan especially timely opportunity to distinguish his leadership of the Depsrtznentof Energyfrom the imperious direction of James R. Schlesinger. With a stroke of his pen, Duncan can remove the federal government from the dirty business ofcepabDOE'sil legal efforts to suppress publication of a magazine article on the hydrogen bomb. Duncanlsexpectedtobeformaliyinstalledas Schlesinger's successor only a few weeks before oral arguments In the lawsuit are to be heard by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 7th Circuit in Chicago Department attorneys assigned to litigate the case are reliably reported to have become disenchanted almost three months ago with the government's unprecedented efforts to per with the First Amendment guarantee of a free press But Schlesinger has taken a personal interest the case and has to pursue the campaign to prevent the Progressive magazine from publishing an article entitled "The H-Bomb Secret: How We Got It, Why We're Telling It." Terror sm All l j About By DON GRAFF -. I Terrorism is a weapon of weakness. Those who resort to It are In effect acknowledging that they are In a position of interiority to their opposition and they donot have oonfldenceln their ability to improve ltby other mum. It also reeks of cowardice In that It Is customarily employed against the weak, or the / ... ;. - . ' • EDUCATION TODAY ts Tests By PATRICU NeCORNACK UPI Education Editor •fliti, tuts, and more tests are the forecast in the research, development, testing and production of all nuclear weapons. Schools because: At head rt of the controversy Is —Taxpayers need proof of iiilgence under the Progressive article's discussion of how fusion process is successfully triggered In a aChOolliOU$ roof. want certification of thermonuclear warhead to detonate a hydrogen pr o gressin the classroom. bomb. But that purpodW secret already in sympatby for assassination and terrorism as widely known within the scientific comtnunity. political tactics. The same can be said for Irish-Asneilcan political leaders. The belief persists, rightly or Test 's And , SAI1.JRDAY, SEPTEMBER $ SanIord AA Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. C$sielhefly AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church. The Eagles CB Club, 8 p.m., Sanford Chamber of Commerce. unsuspecting and undefended. $ I . DOE's suuwe is crucial to the future of the cue because It has primary responsibility for FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER? Seminole Sunrise KiwanIs, 7 a.m., Jerry's, Sanford Airport. Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 a.m., Lord Chumley's, Springs. South Volusla Sertoma, 7:30 a.m., Deltona Inn. Weight Watchers, 10a.m., Sears, Altamonte Mall. Tuglewo.d AA, closed, 8p.m., St Richards Church, Lake Howell Road. Longwood" Rolling Hills Moravian Church, SR 434,8 p.m. (closed). Yew AdnitClub for S9p.m.,GrlaoGarden Club, 710E. Rollins Ave.,Orlando. i Tes content utilizing tests prepared or selected by Those who do resort tolt usually believe they have good reasons and much to gain In doing so. Theymay be employing ftu political blackinail, to extort funds and, above all, for publicity to impress the public and weaken opposition. UUMfl1t1Cfl of Earl Mountbatten Is an appalling demoiutraticn of the latter. His murderer, could not have made a more devastating Impreeslon on the British public short ofitrikingatthe queen herself. And having came this close to the throne, there Is no reason to doubt that they are capable of exactly that. of terrorism is something else again. It rarely If ever gains or vw pest mis of Sanford, Past Commander-Past Presidents' dinner, 6:30 p.m., log cabin pod home. . even significantly advances the ends that motivate the terrorists. ____ murder recalls In some The Mount batten the classr000m teachers. A new law In New York State, meanwhile, threatens to set college-admission testing on its respects that of Count Folks Bernadotte 30 yes,, ago as the Arab-Jewish war in Palestine w1 the quiet at 400Cm headquarters of Education Testing service In was at Its bloody and Inconclusive climax. A member of the Swedish royal family heading the Princeton, N.J. United Nations effort to effect a compromise The law says after some tests are taken, edtig, Bernadette was murdered by an -4ichootboprds demand evidence teachers correct answers answers mud be made publIp., . sympathizers in the United States. While estimates of this support range from "meager" to "significant," government leaders here should be discouraging It, by persuasion lilt is not within reach of the law. The U.S. government should support an development that promises a peaceful route to ci% justice for Catholics and Protestants alike in Ireland, but there is precious little it can do In this regard. The attempt by Coy. Hugh Carey of New York to get British and Irish officials together with him for a "Camp David" in New York may arise from good intentions, but it lends credence to .;-.Complaints from abroad that American officials :: Want to "meddle" In Irish affairs. Many Britons insist that an 'Irish lobby" In ne,.latIons 01 the supposed "secret of " I Incivoledl in thelt cd#M won a .: America is giving a pro-MA tilt to U.S. policy. We they're wrong. Yet the Csrtsr ad. :" hope min trati 's recent decision to H- for each 01 50.5 nillhlon persona on the ____ __ from is a project 01 the Ci Education and Politics with trail. Among those calft for changes in testing for of WWI"= University In Mm"awn, coom join SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 9 Ballroom and round duclng, 8pth., Temple Shalom Providence and Elk Boulevards, I).Jtj. Seminole AA, 8p.m., open speaker, Halfway House, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. . MONDAYt SEPTEMBER 16 Monday MornersTosstmastemChib, 7:15a.m., Holiday inn, wymore Road, Altamonte Sprinp Weight Watchers, 10 am., Ascension Lutheran Church Cauelberry; 7 p.m., Florida Federal, Altamonte Springs. Diet Workshop, 10 am. and noon, Canton Union Building, Stetson University, DeLand; 7:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Church, DeLand; 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall, Altamonte Springs. 1 eexemid Jewish faction opposed *to art ap- ~ The ct cs, for ."inl,, has producsd a pstlorm at prohia1 levels. the same for the questions; and that Individuals preaching truce. —lawmakers seek reliable nscorda o are entitled to see their, how their teds were admisiton that one Improperly m. event shocked the world, bid * was a declassified document "reveals In a ther- progrem In education supported by public funds.. scored. to It had no discernible t. monuclear weapons context the three concepts Besides, puplla like to know how they're doing. if that is enforced, and there's no rum to flusoce then or subsequently on the course of which the government has described as the And principals, college deans and professors believe it won't be, hiptitude Ted events in the MWOUL The PO1111cA1 and social secret of the H-bomb." know It's good business to see how learning on and others used forOnadScholastic si to mis on college ar'4 forces then and now at work transcend Iretead of protecting the national security, the their turf compares with what goes on In prof essional to schools will need be revised each $jgfllflc5Xe of any one indivdu1 DOE legal crusade has produced a phttern 01 clawoosns across the state and nation. year. Moustbsttet's death is 5110 the work of a heavy-handed censorship. The multi-demands for proof of progress Iii In fact, of a faction of ° lbS legal brief filed by the Progressive with $14) billion education establishment feeds the Besides ETS, other major powers in the Irish Republican Army. It, too, shocks the world. the appeals court was heavily censored by $260 million standardized testing Industry In standardized testing IfldUdZY include But the likelihood that It will have an effect Woothigbouse; Harcourt,, Brace 4 Jovapiovkh; beyond thA oncouraift British withdrawal federal officials who made 15sepurele doldions united St" Houghton.Mlfflln; and the California Test Including one section that encompassed Ua' Is .11gM, 1 Even though testing programs are being Bureau. hfom ?4eh Ireland Is pages of the 61-page document. of BrItish press and officialdom Is my criticised by reaction nuisn't Who the trial court judgedflled the expected to slow down te If a• goveniunent agency had ETS's power, Indicatici'. sting In a significant magazine'. motion to vacate the preliminary way In there would be ill kinds of idrage, protests and And ft Is to be hoped that It does not instigate injunction fechIddth of the article, date tie new school year except in new er,the emmorawWor u. of repsion. For It Is explaining the rationale behind the said at "Project DE-TE8T" first cciiiwince In ow.,daliathon that the r.sl dangers of Before the Year's oid students from pro- the spring. ruling was suppressed In Its entirety. terrorism iui us for its victims. They may be Also suppressed at the government's in. klndsrgarteii to graduate school will be subjectDE-T=, an acronym ad to a grand totall of =million standardized stawling for Do. provabd No betraft On vory values it has *two were various court exhibits subm1W and that terrorism mYstibing t he Ed'bIsiied Standdled Teds, nssnthsir PP0 to 1)3 the Progreidve to illustrate earlier ted,. That comes out to better than three tests wTongly, that IRA guerrillas are getting Weapon 5 or the money to buy them from ud Sanford Rotary, ___ _____ Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Laikeviiew M1de School Advisory CommIttee, 7:30 p.m., at the school. TOPS Chapter 79, 7p.m., over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary. Altamaste.Seuth Seminole Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Waffle ___ 84, Altamonte Springs. Dellon Area Chamber of Ceounavoo board of directors, 7:30 p.m. .. 1 11JDAY, SEPTEMBER11 VFW 18155 14d1 Auxiliary, $ p.m., log cabin post home, Sanford. .'. ', I WWNMAY, Free C reY dlY ; blood ed and a civilized solution to the problems In Ireland. .' ' ___ Cham , ___ JACK ANDERSON --n $afl Busbies. S..Mui, 7:30 p.m., First Federal S&L FrImqi1p Room, 141 & Magnolia Ave., (1ando For persons pli'viIrig to go Into business. Duit.. the havoc they are capable wreskthg and the t'wdlinei they reap, true of Commerce building - FRIDAY, REFrEISER 14 Ps National Ac. Le 3311 Mb Anniven,or Dance, $ p.m. to mi-'lgM, Wilder Park CIvic Cider, WIlder Park. Hernias. Cbi,1.r DAB, 2:30 P horn. of Mrs. 5 olo & Palmetto Ave.; Sanford. r& ____ __ ______ church, Sanford. . report av'l's to the public from the Governp the testing hididry dec14.. "WhO has 'iptJtiaiV For all that their actions may be rooted In meld Printing ames. and jp . NEA, a fl 'Intelligence', doddas who 1 aecoas to American officials __ should be at atortiwidownthsyar. 7, , Few sdeldlda DOE's Argonne Na'isI stanis lids should be dumped except euw'Ional and protiWnal opportunities." 01 by down hard on any sources of áeratiry wrote a Idler to the student is pod and wit si.ati m at At the conference, Nadir also I1IId for aa ibM Irish terrorists that may lie In this country. A ftnn eewipspsr at the University 01 California at indry kdo the privacy afforded the files the irovjted ss"tice. heirs as 1 ign hum needs. policy in that regard Is the' best ibiglonthe BerksIe7 iueonk "the puidble use of is puressd i'M'. isolated from the spirit of i —rru %"b corporations hey. on more t structional activities. In United states can make toward an end to the ('1 Id11 Md I"cMIQn for ss In the UTriCUhUU 1flffl4011 A10i1•ICUIS• " —Messrs uludud progre P°'-" sh ____ Qatar. ses s,—'-ii, AA, noon, 1'-sl health center, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. First United Methodist Sanford Al-A..., 8 __ suspicion, noon, Civic ____ a collegs physics textbook th sed.d — are Ralph Nadir, the Natk"al they_ally cleim to be striking for a popUlar underlined, an earlier article published Eàtlon M1.ocj#lavi, the National Association The tiding bididry, Nadir describes as ce, methods may represent little more than Scientific Aminicen Ula(iSinS and a DO f.i the Advancement of Colored Persons, and the "raguhatori of the 1leman min4." He ptal,4iMa the kg stop selling weapons to the police in Belfast beds that on Get Own Day ATLANTA (UPI) — Michael Goldgar says it's no womier Congress can't agree on a national energy plan when it took it six years to proclaim a "National Grandparents Day." "That should tell you something about how it works," says Goldgar, a 59-year-old retired New York advertising executiveturned Georgia realtor. "I tell you, it was a real disillusionment," he said. "It was d good lesson in civics, but the whole thing was a real letdoii. It's disillusioning the way Congress works." It was six years ago that Goldgar set out to "bring some respect" to the nation's grandparents. On Sunday, Sept. 9, that quest ends when the nation celebrates the first National Grandparents Day. Each year, it will be celebrated the Sunday following Labor Day. For Goldgar, It began as an innocent and low-key campaign in 1973 and picked up full steam with the birth of his first granddaughter — Jennifer Leigh Barber — three years later. But things changed quickly and Goldgar found himself evolved in a prolonged battle with bureaucratic red tape and parliamentary maneuvering. He said it eventually cost him six years, $11,000 and hundreds of hours of what were supposed to make up his golden retirement years. He came away bitter and disillusioned, but not 0 nd H tributed to the IRA gives Dublin good reason to comply. The aim of Irish political leaders, both Catholic and Protestant, should be to dissociate religious sympathies in the Irish mind from is J'jsr.4s L4N5 PA Aide Carter Margaret Thatcher will now be pressuring Dublin to come down harder on the IRA terrorists who, It is presumed in London, are finding a haven In the Republic. The enormity of the latest crimes at- "I 9 IAM1 PLO1 RNU1'11VE (' - Diet Workshop, 10a.m., and 7 p.m. Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mali. Lions Club of Cauelberry, 7 p.m., Gigi's, Casselberry. Deltous Theatre Arts Guild, 7:30 p.m., Episcopal Parish House, Enterprise. Overeater, Anonymous, 1:30 p.m., Community United ' Methodist Church, Casselberry. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 17 W. First St. AlAicu, 8 p.m., Halfway House, Like Minnie Drive, Sanford. American Association of University Women, 7:30 p.m., Sears, Altamonte Mall. Seminole County branch American Association of Uni versity Women orientation meeting, 7:30 p.m., Sear's activity room Altamonte Mall. Refreshments, available, 7 ___ Are Bleeding Grandparents CALENDAR .1 I 1 •. . :-. Free concert by United SIMii Army Field Baud and Solid Soldiers' Chorus of W&ulrgton, D.C., 8 p.m., Eola Pa-k BwWi,1l iando. Thursday, Sept. 6, 1919—SA M RS. AMERICA Looking their best are the five finalists in Central Florida's Mrs. America competition. Sanford's Debbie Thornton (second from right) was runner-up to Pinky Rerucha of Winter Haven (center), who was crowned Mrs. Central Florida. The others are (from left) Susan Anderson of Bradenton, fourth runnerup; Susan Trautsch of Ft. Myers, third runnerup, and Mona Hartnett of Tangerine, second runnerup. The finalists were selected over the weekend at a pageant at Disney World. ,• FINALISTS discouraged. "The way Congress works well that was something else," he said. "It was a letdown to find out the way It worked. But we got what we wanted." Goldgar began by writing letters to President Ford and his staff. Former White House chief of staff Donald Rumafeld advised him to write his congressman, and that started four years of congressional lobbying that 'fell on a lot of deaf ears." "We started wittiiur Georgia congressmen and worked from there," he explained. "What I learned was It took 218 sponsors to even get a bill on the House floor. And I also learned that congressmen won't read your mail or listen to you unless you're from their state. "So I got my two sons involved in Jkbecause they live In Pennsylvania and Colorado, and soon I had other friends doing the same. I started going to Washington all the time to round up the votes." ... When Ambulance Comes... By MILTON RICHMAN NEW YORK (UPI) — The blood was Mill coming from the man's head, running down the back of his summer shirt, which had been pale green when he first put It on to go to work In the morning but now was dark red. He cradled his head with both hands, trying to stop the steady flow of blood, and with his eyes half closed, he looked as If he was about to pass out any "Hypertension," was the answer. "Do you take any medica- tion?" "I used to, but I Mopped a year ago." Cottrell went to get a special folding chair with wheels out of the ambulance, or "bus," as the corpsmen call It, and after he and Ryan got the victim on It, they took him out of the movie house and into the ambulance. "Don't forget my brief case," second. the man said, anxiously, more This was the way Mike worried about that than about Cottrell and Kenny Ryan found his condition. him sitting on the bottom of a Inside the ambulance, the stairway In the back of one of those seedy porno palaces in the man was put on a cot and Ryan talked to him, trying to keep heart of limes Square. Earlier the same evening, him from losing consciousness, Cottrell and Ryan, working together and riding together in New York City ambulance No. 'I don't want 99 as Emergency Medical Service unit 113, had been sumnumedtoahangtnandà' drowning. When they finished those two assignments, they had to make their way through crosstown rush hour traffic responding to a call for medical assistance at a potential shootout In the subway where a fellow with a shotgun was threatening to blow everybody away. Cottrell, 31, and Ryan, 25, had been asked to to this, and more, within a three-hour span working out of the Bellevue my WHO Hospital garage, and now with more than two hours Mill to go on their shift, they got the call over the radio In their in bulance for this mugging on 42nd Stred. Waiting for them at the entrance was the manager of the movie house and the marquee above the theater read: "Three Big Sex Features Rated X. New Show every Wednesday." The two ambulance corpsmen paid no attention to the lurid ads of pictures to come on both sides 01 the lobby. Instead, they moved quickly through it Into the theater It..hf with the manager showing them the The man's eyes were begin- only minimum use of his siren, employing It primarily when he ning to close again, "You know," he said, slowly, had to go through a red light. "I have a feeling I'm not gonna make It." "You're gonna make It," Ryan told him sharply. "You got a good rap on the skull. That doesn't mean you're gonna die." He tapped the man's shoul- der. "C'mon, Tony," he said. "No sleeping allowed Inhere. I want you to talk to me." The man tried to comply. "You know, Imet a guy in the movie who saved my life," he said. "He was a Spanish. speaking fellow, and after I got hit, he helped me up the stairs. He was a really good fellow. I told him I had no money, and you know what he did? He gave me a dollar." Beflevus. "See, we're here," Ryan announced. "Nobody dies on this ambulance. Nobody. Not while I'm around." New York's budget slashes have cut deeply Into EMS, the city-run ambulance system, while Cottrell drove to Bellevue. "Don't go to sleep on me now, Tony," Ryan said, holding one hand lightly on the man's stomach to make sure he was which answered 466,927 calls still breathing. "Don't go to last year. There have been charges that city ambulances sleep on me." average 14 minutes to answer Ryan took the victim's blood calls, but that certainly wasn't pressure and on his report, he the case when l rode an entire 8. noted It was 144.110. hour shift, from 4 p.m. to "How high Is It?" was the midnight, Cottrell with and mumbled inquiry. "It's a little elevated," Ryan Ryan recently during what they described as an "average" answered. Friday. "How much?" Covering an extremely busy, "A hundred plus." congested area of almost three Ryan kept talking, hoping to square miles from the East keep the man from blacking River to the Hudson River, "How long were you In the from 23rd Street to 59th Street, the longest they took to answer movie?" he asked. y call was 8 mInutes and the an "An h,," was the answer. shorted time was 4 minutes. "This Is Times Square," Cottrell picked his way Ryan reminded him. "It's a jungle... you have to Is careful tugh traffic the way Franco in those theaters. 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Two city police officers, Chhs lbSma and Arthur MoIhentun, already were on and stnisok on the heed with some hard object His wallet • with ys to happy to me anybody in his OPIN: 101,1641.1" u. I Fri 104. Tens., W.d.. Thrs. 104 Id. WI Hwy4I(WsMlst$O,)IMlin Hit it 14 Ph. 301-1302. Sanford .11,11111. • �Tr SPORTS N~ - __ NALOJ 01 I- I A-Iviølng Nerald, Seeferd, Fl. Iceman Doesn't Come, ara, ll I walwo T I 1 I I1III1I a I 0 Thvrsy,1iØ., i IN Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, SCOREBOARD D#i.a,s - Major League Baseball wi BRIEF NEW YORK (UP!) Bjorn know he was playing until just Virginia Wade, 6-3, 76, to adBorg sat In front of the glaring hours before the match. vance to the semifinals for the National League cameras and flashing light"I was dead out ttere East first time since 1974, and Chris i. Pct. GB bulbs looking as cool and calm court my legs felt like rubber.! Evert Lloyd oyd recovered from a Pittbrgh as ever as he answered had no real control. I feel like I slow start to defeat Evonne Montreal 78 54 .591 2 questions. Only this time there got the short end of the stick Goolagong Cawley, 7-5, 6-2. 74 62 .544 8 St. Louis 71 65 .522 11 was one difference he didn't and I don't know why but I'm "I started off really well but I Chicago Phila 69 68 .504 131,,i win. going to find out and do my best just couldn't keep pace," ex- New York 53 62 .393 281/i The Iceman didn't even look to make sure it never happens plalned Goolagong. as though he had played tennis again." w I. Pct. oa Said Evert. "My ground - Lynn A.L. Top Star For Month Of August Orlando-Seminole Fronton Opens Friday , - NEW YORK (UP!) Boston All-Star centerfielder Fred Lynn, who batted .416 in the month of August, has been named American League Player of the Month, AL - By JIM IIAYNES Herald Sports Editor frontcourter Cahn (Lingelbach) and backcourter Doug (Dyer), who will be teamed together In post two of Friday's first game. But even more Interest will be centered around a new betting Innovation at the Fern Park fronton the trifecta. The wager requires one to try and name the first, second and third place teams and carries a higher financial reward than its cousins, the quiniela and perfecta. Fronton owner Mrs. Elizabeth Calder has been on hand for the last week, assisting fronton officials to assure a smooth opening. General manager Jack Case pointed to the trifecta as a sign the fronton was "keeping Jai-alai returns to Seminole County Friday night when the Orlando-Seminole fronton schedules pageantry which includes the usual mixture of Basques and Mexicans, but this year has an added twist a pair of homegrown Americans. New post time will be 7 p.m. for the 12-game performance. Matinees will be held on Saturday, Monday and Thursday throughout most of the season, the daylight cards beginning at noon. Fans will be getting their first look at pace with the needs of the fans." The basic trifecta wager Is $2, although the $6 box of three numbers for one-half the payoff is expected to be a popular wager. Fans who want to box three numbers for the total trifecta payoff can simply purchase two Identical $6 tickets, and have a much better chance of not having to sign an IRS statement. Assistant general manager Don Jackson took a quick tour of the fronton Wednesday evening and noted that everything would be ready for a crowd which is expected to be the largest In fronton history. Another Item fans will find upgraded Is the - - "We had to change it because of the trifecta," explained assistant manager Happy Ison. "It Is computerized, much more efficient and gives fans the order of post position as the game progresses." Athong other new players is backcourter Alda, a hard-throwing Basque who is the brother of frontcourter Aldana. "He throws bullets," said players-manager Juan Bengoa Wednesday after watching his squad practice. "We have another new player Mendez who will be very good, especially in singles. I do not think Manolo will win the singles championship so easily this season." - scoreboard, Haynes By JIM HAYNES Herald Sports Editor Ah, but the old plckjg game. Out on a limb. I I -.. Armstrong and an undisclosed amount of cash from Chicago as compensation for the Bull's signing of former Spurs' forwardccnter Coby Dietrick earlier this summer. San Antonio General Manager Bob Bass said Armstrong and the previous acquisition of forward Kevin Restani from Mllwakee should more than fill the void left 'when the 6-11 Dietrlck signed with the Bulls. - •- . . - r I - According toadorywrjt Metro Conference, but the pulsebeat on the Seminoles seem to Indicate they are not fully ready for battle. Some last-minute war paint is the tonic they need to avoid those costly mistakes. Lyman 3$, Boone 7- How about a big runaway in the Greyhound season opener? Coaches hate It when scribes pick 'em this way, but realistically, it might not be this close. , .I J, I . . 3 , L 4L ____ ... t. )?:;It.,. - SHS Ducats On Sale She' s 5 -9, In No Ph NBA;l ys Ic a It 's I - _ Kurt Thomas U.S. New White Hope h mas - -- S After 1aM year's confrovurelsi now Bryant, In his Thid year as the Cilm.om d coach, will dart '[Ida's trying to ares that doi Saturday when his teem meets G.orgtsT.chMt'rainths àationally televised season opener for bA tML ft meeting will be the first b* vies the t'' ie $N end ,. V Sportier), I think they'll throw. li*n tackles Wye" Ohio some. (hi defame, I guess State goes agalad lyracus they'll me the some t*gi that No.1 USC takes as Tex Tech gave them problems when they and UClAoppoom Haute.. ran the wishbone," Georgia Tech Coach IWi Skins To LA, Rodgers mid He Tliuwm will likely sekforth. Allen Returns? Yellow Jackets. "Ibmes bas dwi $OOd A W8 AHGELI (UPI) for is Mace the dad of pow N we . tics," said Rodgers. 'He'sSam ini -- _____ nsgmermes em nry. eo anoiurIM s yi Mabw'a Is seeking thom 11th Rodgers knows he purc h ase the NFL's $outhsidsm Codarasos, while t ahead WIskIII.S Ridokino . IlsMe" to Yaltow Jackets, who bad a U Alobama doam't make my " mark led yiv. tok mistake. thay1 be most 1asAngdu1s,1INnusa __ we Iseblag Is t a$*, he Mated. No U: 4 UaIk Coed Cssfsnmes, hams bsr pripenid teem He which y adored 1$' ama' thes4'u.,yeoriamdyeer toredadtoWrGu.rpAlis .. $ eat They'r, always prspvsd. sa the teems clack. . -- __ hops. Ainisdy acknowledged the gymnad this ccelry has ever prodaced, the pocketsised, 'yssrdd 'kisI haivp from Indiana State lhiI,,rsity Is good at what he dose, he's bsk packaged as the nut Biucs Jiunir, the new Supsekit___ ERusdui.ar.wonledabouthlm.Thsy'r,th,fa,ei*lls up 1JII1 '' Sevist gymnut Nikolai Aadlanov, winner at .mn modes to the im ob=Pkat says ThOmas No tori ad to be the Lj& in&.ai tut to ucew, sy s'im win $ p A&- a . .. _.I UW - announced officially Wed___ a cothrenoe. m, pact with the Pacers Is Isif shi Nkian to a berth e. the roster during the four-day ok. wtfltoiawitbthoIiemina i:uparIty M ---'lbs prihimn with making t iS he . mental . .. --- it -t ' 'Thksdèial*ye. -. . • T%is t1r"1l," a. - at 5, *do '. -. . ;' _ . ___ __ u. iiipj' ___ siM I we. omumid WIthIISIIMJMJIII$irDIJIJIIdBrIdIhSIMidDIM ~ - .,_W_ * W _ W A&- I d"rm" 1. $, • rTJb stssk IWsier Of" _____ ft*04 ----. - - ft w' 0113200 ,,,.,,, r:" ." ~ s . . I - . ~ 1 . " II - .-. 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Lynn 80$ 1274391 342 Downing Cal 127443146.330 Brett KC 11111 50 11116.329 Leicano Mu 124429 141 .329 Rice 135 333 173 .333 Kemp Del 125 443 149 Oliver Tea 120 439 141 .321 Bothte $ea 130 479 152 .317 Molitor Mu 122 503 159.316 Lr'eau Mm 133491153.309 -. '. -.''' . di-, "what happe$sd? Did we win 41 gj Malt ui. Oakland A's to a 1-1 victory over the Mllwauk.eBr,wer,for his first will since Sept. 107$. Keough, 1.14, gave up only five hits, walked four and struck out five In pitching his fifth compldegam.ol ths yea' "I knew I had the stan," Keough said. "I was out of gas In theoigWbln'diig, bed I made upmy mind lwasn't leaving the game, unless I wag bound, gagged and dragged out of there" Dwayne Murphy, who urged te.at before the game to tnyalittieherdsr,dro,.Infow runs with 5 hiiriir and an RBI ilo. ___of Me "I feel grist that Rio finally win a gems," mid lesing strea Murphy. "He's had 1.10, 123439 137 .312 130179 149.311 U.S. 17-IS AT LAKE MARY SOULIVAID 54155 =j" , + Pu s===, I I1111nif_J14*,VWL . r 1=1 No ,...::.. , 01. ".1b Aiâ' I ________ Twins 1, Royals 3: John Castino went 4-for-4 with two Hill and Ron Jackson drove In three more rims with a triple and a bases-loaded single to lead the Twins. MarIners 1, Rangers I: Willie Horton singled in the lone run In the first inning to W the pace the Mariners and map Rangers' four-game Winning streak. Aigeist, White s. 1: Pinch-hitter Mery Rettenmmd singled home two runs with two out in the seventh inning to snap a 77 the Angels to a Coins-Iron). behind victory. , - ___ , +. ..- ] . S. I - s.. pmadWmn ", - -.._ -r..r1--jjt-' - . __ _ to club record ninth straight triumph and lost to the A's for the fled thue In five decisions, In (gjs, gaines, Boston blanked New York, 5.0, Detroit best Cleveland, 93, Minnesota topped Kansas CIty, $3, Seattle g1g Texas, 1.0, CalifornIa trimmed Chicago, 9-$, and at Baltimore was rainedthe oiL in National League it was: Moutrui 4, Chicago 3, Los Angeles 5, AIhia 3, In 10 IntJig, Cincinnati 1, San Francisco 5, Pittabs 7, St. ISi5,bi11vvsIr,gp,He.4, San DIego 3, in 10 inadnga, and New York at Philadelphia rained out. Ited Sa e, Ynkass I: Butch n ,e in a ti.a arid a triple pIth,d a seven-hitter for his third . Parrish Mtl Knight Cin Rose Phil Winfield SD MazzIllI NY Parker Pit -- 'lWabssafinemaagorin -+ s pmda.4I'm Sled bell ilth I so gw he was . I @. alledt" Lurie seW of I . ridel,- who' prevlomly iaasg.d Cincinnati, the ..,*.?, ::• ?'lr and mis. d Ism ______ % hatbissium. .~ ~~'...` ~ -1~"11. ,,I W"ofift*n ad bm,--,. 1 -' ltakwitb Mai asssesa5 1e, bet I aids my he.(Wsd hr a " Im to --- -NqdNiw ~.,. ~ . 0 b6ft a ""M 0=0 i own 1101 Ihi UUJIIW ByuiitsdPresalileraaffus.j It had all the hoopla of a pmw4 celebration, Including ______ - md ______ Slump facttlsthewocksdcmaysenZeo*s vidory was Mike Aia'totriadacoract while 13 CuMuli's Ices no_____ the BrewuV ron MMII liming to break the piia.s was 'o p of iNL 's Cti iS ho the spimi he Tama wbaèlj the Muriel Gems - lid to to ftHeIV . 9,1y .- A_&__"__1h. I Esttogolng$0hevobh, Ida ~~ Ift . . " OMMS msa( BreaIs Keoiigh t.sz! working' agsirut'Idm we the beck." k kIdol, Us Giants Is,, a I4ag lasheedir and at&t _ __ - -, .A .. palii&' JI$M1CS' ' CoscbGas1 Prance, i'1'1gintjicgoMw-'$0sspp No pier iS ho -r-i4 Ied. lb Aisetma .a idhiqsak$0$0 Obu,goM-- Jesms30m, .I. rri th N IVI S asamalk leñh to lift .Me , I I. this its not a ___ doIIIM $ace at mmdl.. I a W $ .pr aisle, Naid - + -• -I , __ ' him"W, . . w GINIf •_ , ftevessm"4111080111=%wamselm *= ith.PUma*h.N.ul.d in. , to' __ ., I I Is I r ,, . Is LI,, q' Gsrdmsk$0gokim., Mid . ___ -. .----.- ___ '- _ Earnhardt'Back remse _ $ut4, . VW.doWmr*k ,- ~- he todOS*I ISNai IJIUssO U .. , • .1 5 aid skid PNIhiIIS Alivillpffift !4. - ' _____ Athle*s '' -~"!:, :_' No4oaves ... IL I WTA, Earn.' (UPI).- Viiair wm i ri9 saUaRba ho todsiesck In*pupes to*thued*Brpedinid steer a*" Is =1 hr ki dho Own a Wk atho Ietu*y ho1M1 Ilk IBCS iesvIng whim he lid (mad skid t, the ill e . . ii IIaUPu'wwuuuu opan IIv.a 1 j, $ lathS! third 1SiSSI C1 v I. 04WOU PoMMadom without a NFL fri' . 1 ~~ _ psimdMeyuismid. "HIemde prepsds boom med mommile * do *' Akscw amid pI.d MI ad ho awarded.a i* I . MW pM ._- ___ _ - pu:: -.--- e Icy Blast 10.60 1WiflWitf"Wndy 8.00 7.40 500 0 (4-7) 218.00, P (4.7) 304.30, T (C- 1 Fred's Rev National League 3.00 6.10 7-8) 4423.20 6 Ron Ron Eaker 0 AR H Pd. 7.40 Sixth Race,B 5-16 Time 31.48 Hmnndz St.L 136528 114 .348 0(1.4) 32.20, P (1-4)143.20, T (3.4. I impala Camaro 31.10 8.80 1.60 4)1247.40 Tmpltn St.L 130 571 186.326 4.60 3.60 Attendance 2,261; Ha ndle $191,728 Galvey LA 139567 177 .312 2 Jersey Clare (based on 400 at bats) - - Leaders - - Helms Honored _ Ken Jones Signed CINCINNATI (UP!) Dli- there?" contentment, both expressed The season started with high and lznpIIed during adisepoint- hopes for the Glints, After lag season, led to On firing of keeping the Giants in first place Manager Joe Altobelli, accord- for most of last season, lag to San Francisco Giants' AltObelIl, iuccimful minor owner Bob Lurie. league manager after a brief "There wasn't any one major league playing career, pajicular Incident that made boldly predicted a strong rim ins, decide to change," torte agaiiat the Los Angeles Dodsaid Wednesday night, after gers, who had lost Tommy appointing coach Dave Bristol John' and the Pit. Rose-less Reds. as Interim manager. "It was Cincinnati jiM' biildiui VP." But Injuries to members of Allobsill, a low-key field boss the pitching staff the key to who wu named Manager at the -.1.4 to a Year in 197$ after UM11 the slow start t hat eventua lly Giants to a surprising third* boiled over Into expressed place finish In the National atgatj with Us Langue Wed, was Id go with get's ability to rim the teem. U1111 teem struggling in fourth o his credit, however, place with a 41.7$ record. Altobelil mad0 effective seat "I didn't think the club we John Curtis, who was hardly going will and we wouldn't get owthe last two sound,and any bitter," Loris said. "They newcomer Ed Whitson, acaa't play any bitter. I think qidned In a controversial trade thsyiliouldflnidithrd.... with Pittsburgh for two4lrns "W11118VINIVISU111111146thIl NL betting champion Bill (seas's situation the pod few .Madløck. days and led decIded ft was But players said .they led Wall to make Us change new. roped for ollJ heonme he I'mdlUppcldad*hadto comi vu net more forceful. Abe --- _ ..." 11 A,1 en to - ,4h Altobelli OutI Bristol Interim Boss Of Giants - !Bama, Tech In TV. Opener WASHINGTON(UPI)-TheSiWi&à'ypsáed a resolution honoring St. Louis Cardinal baseball star Lou Brook, ody the 14th ma)or leaguer to reach the 3,000 hIt milestone. It said Brock "has made numerous and significant contributoirn to thenation outside of his endeavors on the baseball field, especially to the nation's ~~ Problem. - - Senate Honors Brock .. . NOW ABOUT FELLAS? - - controversy with Yankee asked repeatedly to be traded. Manager Billy MUn and the However, ho do. net sect e for the Um, but it is the resUlt Of some sowid trshs recadlYhasix. aiydes1Iocom.., $teIs worth how many words? That appears" be something OI ar P defensive strategy. offered to Lake Brantley High's football team by head- coach Jim Riley in this .perlenced with Yankee Stadiwn "Since Billy has been back, Trinity Prep 21, John Carroll 13 This Saturday I'ft.ma squad meeting. All is go for Friday night's season openers as Lake Brantley contest Is one which gets the Saints marching under "When you're racially ithardto trade me. I'vetrledto entertains Colonial. Evans Is at Seminole, Oviedo travels to Pierson Taylor. slurred by the owner, have a new coaching philosophy. had remember I'm a profosslonal Lake Howell hosts Bishop Moore and Lyman entertains Boone. Tonight, Lake Problemswiththemanagerand flrdandbeingpIdanicewage Lake Howell 27, Bishop Moore 21- Sounds like a Brantley junior varsity opens against Evans at home in a 7:30 game. uZ'Sfl't appreciated by the fans, for what I do. cliffhanger In the making, but a break here and ____________________________________________________________ it's time tolook elsewhere," the "George could trade gold, there does In a late Hornet rally. __ article quoted Jackson as me, for silver. HeconJd give me saying. up for a pitcher and a solid. Neither Jackson, in Detroit player. But, he'll never get a withtheYankees,or . player who Is as valuable as I nor, was available for corn- am and has produced like I Advance sale of tickets to Friday night's season opener have. for the Seminole "It all darted In Texas," High School football schedule are on sale "I'dliketo walkoi*that door ___ at the Seminole athletic department, Lakeview Middle Jackson said, according the and never turn back. If' t I, article. School, Qiosns High and Sweeney Office Supply. mad, "I begged George to tell possible, I'd like for It to be a me If he was bringing Billy gracious atmo here with no Fans who purchase tickets in advance save 75 ANGELES (UPI) Ann lane on Darryl Dawkins, the roster for the first game vnce tickets are $2, while all tickets at the gate are "If I didn't think I could back.I was on the disabled list. trouble and coutro,eny. Meyers sat on the i* in her Fldladelphla's gtgi'41c center. unless she earns a spot" he compete with men, I wouida'l it didn't matter If I knew. "Rigid now, I jad hope he Pink dress with her bios eyes But if she and the Indlana sai& In addition, Seminole Is selling season tickets for $15. ftp" she said. "I think my "I needed time to adiad lets me out." try twinkling. Booster in mbsrsidps are$, which Includes free WNW. Pacers have their way, it could Meyers, who, helped the - skills are equal to tii. of Isome Myself. He told me It was no It was difficult player', business who the The Seminole High Booster Club will hold a 7:30 almost happen this year. United States women's basket. NBA players." linpoisthie to W1111111211111 her Meyers, )4, the first woman ball UM toø silver medal In "flif meeting toidgi4 at the Western SLullui Steakh. was and bong up In Nasel said ad the up to _______ with a basketball, diving the to attend UCLA on a full the IVIS Olympico, said she's sip'Ing Meyers was the new my face Esesutlally he was CINCINNATI (UPI) ,tigatic scholarshIp, become played In pickup games agalad these-point shooting ares to be Former Cincinnati Ride' In. the first woman to sign a several NBA stars ÜICID&II hiltiat,d this season. allowini Ui. eisr Tesiuny isims has been , ,, to contract with the National her brother, Calvin Murphy and Meyers to ' ilhie her accurate . I asked to voted by tom Into the Ride' ___ . be traded, net keowlag I was Basketball Aspo1Micn and will Will CanbenIa1ii. Hall of Fame ____ th to e Indiana Pacer.' By UilIat Pram Islsruatlenel for," Bryant said. "Since they Mlctdgin plays rookie cemp Monday. When the 1179 season eids, have agrestpasser (sopimlore No. $ PurdueNorthwestern, takes on me former Olymplu.=d Alabama Coach Paul "Bear" MIkeKelly)andacoiçleotnew Wisconsin, lIIh-ratsdMlthlgaa star at the Bride women's Bryant doesn't laM to l.ave coaches with pro becknounds Stats meets TUIP, hilseoul b.sketb.0 teem signed the nv - th hn the X& I iMi U ,i Rru,w.frlh. .A" o.. a. • WW 1 &1V cutrect l Thureasy. it ZthW YORK(UPI) - Kurt To Is America's new white tam in do - Oviedo 18, Pierson Taylor 7 -Sounds like an easy . - COLUMBUS Ohio (UPI) Gov. James A. Rhodes is betting an assortment of Ohio's finest agricultural products that Ohio State will beat Washington State In a f ootball game, including "5 pounds of our finest quality popcorn that the Buckeyes will 'pop' the helmets off the Cougars on Sept. n If the Buckeyes win the Ohio Stadlwn clash Sept 22, Rhodes will receive a box of Washington's finest Rid Delicious apples from Gov. Dixy Lee Ray. ing to be traded in view of his late Thurman Munson without worsening relatlooshlp with the notifying him. Yankee owner, his history uf Since then, Jackson has ••. NEW YORK (UP!) Rick Langford, who was 5-i for the lowly Oakland A's In August, was named the American League Pitcher Of the Month, the league announced Wednesday. Langford's only defeat In the month was a 1.0 loss to Jerry Koosman and the Minnesota Twins. Flanagan ° was 5.1 and he became the league's first 20iame winner this season Governors Bet On Game. and copydgw ship when Jackscnslgned with ed by the Fort Lauderdale Sun the Yankees as a free agent In Sentinel, Stelnbrenner ad- 1977. dressed Jackson as "boy" Lad June, when the owner during a meeting between the decided to rehire Martin to two on June 19, the day Billy replace Bob Lemon, Jackson Martin returned to manage the became Incensed when he Yankees. learned Stelnbruiner had told Jackson has been campaign- teammates Lou Pinlella and the . - - owner ndaclaserelation; 11 66 73 .475 13 p Lang ford Top Pitcher - 79 61 .364 Still CHICAGO (UP!) The Chicago Bears Tuesday announcedSunday's game against the Minnesota Vikings Is sold out and will be televised locally. A spokesman for the Bears reported six injured players may not see action Sunday. In addition, the spokesman said the team has signed four-year veteran Jack Delopialne, a running back. ______ .. American League - LeFlore, 3 Dublin Dolly 10.80 Del 67; Wilson, KC 66; Cruz, 0(4.7) 47.00, P (7.4) 120.30, T (7-6• 61 79 .436 181 2 Sea 39; Wills, Tex 3s; Bonds, 3) "0.60 58 82 .414 21', CIev 31. Tenth Race, A S.I Time 31.12 Atlanta 5.4 84 .391 24', Pitching Victories 10 .90 6.00 5.00 3Cee Cindy National League - Niekro, Wedne ay's Results 9+20 9.60 Leader Hou 189; Niekro, All 17)6; N.Y. at Phila, ppd., rain ',Eastern Leader 920 9.60 Montreal Reuschel, Chi 16+9; Richard. Chicago 3 lSectgemoor 960 Los Ang S. Atlanta 3, 10 inns. Hou 1512; LaCoss, Cm 116; 0(34) 47.20, P (3.4) 13.30, 1 (3.4. Lee, Cincinnati 6. San Fran 5 III 14-10; Carlton, Phil 14+ 1)1124.40 cinci Los Ang San Fran San Diego ExposWin, Bears, Vlkes Sold Out - Ouija boards and is ready to share the following revelations: Colonial 21, Lake Brantley 14 This has the makings of the game of the year, as powerhouses from Orange and Seminole Counties waste no time getting it on. The touchdowns come two if by air and one if by land for the Patriots against the opportunlst Grenadiers. Evans 14, Seminole 7- This Is no ballyhoo for the The San Antonio Sp)3.5 1 announced Wednesday they agreed to accept guard Tate NEW YORK (UPI) The already on walvera, always tenuous relationship "George slurred me racially bet Reggle Jackson and that day. He told ins, 'You George Stelnbrenner better get your head saewedc deteriorated further to(Iaywith dra1ght,boy.'Heenpliid, iq the slugger accusing the 'Boy.' I think It slipped out '" tUIfl Owner with in before he realized." suiting him '.fh racial slur. Jackson and the Yankee : -. - Mu 38; Lynn, Bos 36; Rice, Bos 34; Singleton, Bait and Baylor, 0 (2$) 47.40, P (8.2) 131.80, 1 Cal 32. 4) $04.40 Runs Batted In Seventh Race. 0 S-IC Time 31.7$ National League - Kingman, 3 K's Cleaver 1920 15.60 110 Chi and Winfield, SD 98; Jarw'fl Justly 660 2 60 Schmidt, Phil 97; Hernandez, 8 Topic Gem I CO St.L 96; Garvey, LA 92. 40, P (5.7) 173.80, 1(5.1. American League - Bay I) $72.40 Cal 123; Lynn and Rice. Zr; Bos Eighth Race. C SIC Time 31.79 107. Thomas, Mu 105; Sin. 6 B Policed 21.80 5.80 3. 40 gleton, Bait 102. 4 Ornery J. 4.20 280 Stolen Bases I Cal's Penny 2. 60 National League - Moreno, 0(44) 55.40, P (4.4) 171.00. T (4.4. Pitt 61; North, SF SI; Lopes, I) 34440 LA II; Taveras, NY 39; Cabell Ninth Race, OS-IC Time 32.12 and Cru:. Hou and Scott, St.L lNikki Again 11.80 900 120 33. 6 The Pheasant 7.20 10.80 had beaten him In the quarter- back on It, I guess I was been in that position with finals, 6-2, 44, 6-2, 7-6. wrong." Evonne before and I know it The man who surprised the Billie Jean King provided the hard for anyone to keep that up world when he extended the other big surprise of the day for two sets. Sure enough, she Invincible Borg to five sets in when she upset fourth-seeded let up." the Wimbledon final before the Pittsbgh 7, St. LOUIS 5, 11 If. Eleventh Race, 05.14 Time 31.91 American League - Flana Swede took that title for the 6T's Silver Boy 35+10 10.40 1.7) 3, 10 gan, Bait Houston 4, San Diego 207; John, NY 18-7; S Carols Abbey fourth straight time, pushed a 6.80 3.10 Inns Koosman, Minn 18-11; Ecker 7 Big Kelly 3.00 bit harder, played a bit better Today's Games sley, Bos 169; Guidry, NY 157. Q (4$) 104.80, P (CI) 423.70, T (C and the charm was broken. (All Times EDT) Earned Run Average 53840 Mon trea l (Palmer 7.2) at (based on 124 Innings pitched) Borg had beea beaten. Twelfth Race, C 5.14 Time 31.91 National League Chicago (McGiothen 1110), 2:30 - Hume, 5 Gather 9.10 12.20 4.20 " Roscoe played agood match p.m. Cin 2.78; Rogers, Ill 2.79; 3 K's Babe 6.20 6.00 and he was serving well," said New York (Hausman 1-5 and Richard. Hou 2.96; Niekro. Hou 2Jay Goodbee 6.0) Falcone 5-11) at Philadelphia and Hooton, LA 2.97. Borg. "Even when I had him 0(35) 43.00, P (3-3) 141.40, 1(3.3-. (Espinosa 13.10 and Lerch 7. American League - Mar2) 458.43 down, he was acing me. I made 2 Out shall, Minn 2.60; Guidry, NY 12), 2, 4:30 p.m. Attendance 1,479: Handle $154,174 too many errorsand Roscoe put Los Angeles (Sutton 12.12) at 2.81; John, NY 2.96; Palmer. WEDNESDAY NIGHT 7:33 p.m. Bait 3.05; Eckersiey, Bos 3.08. the pressure on me all the time By United Press International Diego, 0, in 10 Innings; Cm- Atlanta (Hanna 0-1), First Race, 0 5-I6TIme 31.51 Francisco (Knepper 910) Strikeouts S Slippery Madam 7.00 4.40 3.40 that I had to break his serve. "We have a beautiful Indian cinnati nipped San Francisco, 6- atSan Cincinnati (Seaver 136), 8:03 National League - Richard, 2jarwin Rick 3.40 3.00 Tonight! couldn't do that." summer in October and I hope 5; Los Angeles downed Atlanta, p.m. Hou 249; Niekro, All 174; 6Yeliow Pine 6.00 San Diego (Owchlnko 48) at Canton, Phil 171; Blyleven, Pitt Tanner's determination was everyone can come up to see 5-3, in 10 innings and New York 0 (3$) 19.40, (.3) $7.30, T 11-2 (Richard 15-12). 8:35 153; Perry, SO 139. 4) 238.30 evident from the start. Break- It," Montreal Expos' Manager at Philadelphia was postponed Houston pm American League Ryan. Second Race, 05-IC Time 31.79 Ing Borg's serve the first time Dick William said Wednesday, because of rain. Pittsburgh (Kison 101) at St. Cal $87; Flanagan, Bait 161; SShireen 20.60 6.00 3.20 LOUIS (Martinez 127). 8:35 p.m. Guidry, NY 161; Jenkins, Tex 6JoReDo he had a chance, he Jumped tOa after his team edged the In the American League it 19.20 1.20 Friday's Games Ill; Koosman, Minn 13$. )CooI Hand 3.40 3.0 lead, then broke again in the Chicago Cubs, 4-3, for their was Boston 5, New York 0; Philadelphia at Chicago Saves Q(54) 34.80, P (56) 116.10, T (S.0 eighth game to take the first ninth consecutive victory. Detroit 9, Cleveland 3; MmPittsbh at New York, night National League Sutter, 3)354.20 Montreal at St. Louis, night set. After three at*. he led, 2-1, Chi 35; "We're playing like we want nesota 8, Kansas City 3; Tekuive, Pitt 26; Third Race, CSlC Time 3I.29 San Diego at Atlanta, night Garber, All 22; Sanabito, Hou $WP Sham 3.80 2.60 2.60 as he had at Wimbledon. It," said Williams. "It's a total California 9, Chicago 8; OakLos Ang at Cincinnati, night 17; Bair, Cin and Lavelle, SF S Mountain Hub 6.40 3.40 But this time, Tanner didn't effort and all players are land 6, Milwaukee 1; Seattle 1, San Fran at Houston, night 16. 3 Ray Swinger 3.80 falter. Using his fire-ball serve contributing." Texas 0; and Toronto at American League Mar0(58) 9.10, P (IS) 23.40,1 (8-53) Americ an an League shall, Minn 29; Kern, Tex 23; 42.00 to good advantage, he took a 5-2 At least the Expos are Baltimore post poned because of East Monge, Four th Race, B 5-16 Time 31.41 Clev 16; Stanhouse, edge In the final set before he prepared for a fight, and that's rain. W L Pct. GB Bait and Lopez, Del 16. I Globe Democrat 6.00 .4.00 3.40 Bait 90 46 .662 even flinched. Only after he exactly what they'll get. During Pirates 7, Cardinals 5: 1 Nixon Dee Dee 8.60 6.20 83 57 .593 9 2 Sochopy whined an ace past Borg to the nine-game streak, Montreal 5.20 "I've used this play 10 years, Milwauke Boston 79 ., Transactions 0(1-7) 22.00, P (1.1) $4.40,1 (1.1stave off a tweak point and has picked up just one game on but needless to say, I'm filing New York 75 61 .551 IS 3) 519.40 74 66 .529 II endured a 10-minute delay first-place Pittsburgh, which It," Darold Knowles said after Detroit Hockey Fifth Race, 03.8 Time 39.10 71 69 .307 21 Detroit - Signed defenseman S Miss Chessy when the net cord broke and has won 8-of-9 to hold a two- his wild pickoff throw to Keith Clevelnd 13.20 11.00 4.40 Toronto 44 94 .319 17 Reed Larson, who played out his I Spread The News 1.60 3.80 was replaced - all while he was game lead In the Eastern Hernandez allowed Omar west option with Detroit last season, to a 2Dealer Dick 3.00 serving for the match at 5.3 Division. w L Pct. os new multi-year contract. Moreno and Dave Parker to 0(1-5) 81.20, P (5-1)340.55, T (5.). 76 6.4 .543 College was Tanner momentarily 2)500.00 While all this has been going score In the 11th for the Pirates Calif Kan City 73 66 .525 2' La Salle Named Larry Cannon, Sixth Race, A S-IC Time 31.41 derailed. He missed two match on, the Cubs, as has been their win. Minn 72 66 .522 3 a former All- America and All-Pro in 1 Tribune 39.60 9.60 4.60 points and let Borg break his unfortunate custom late In the Aitros 4, Padres 3: Texas 68 72 .486 6 the old American Basketball 6Win With Wiley 7.60 5.10 80 78 .433 iS serve, Association, assistant coach. S Carry Dody season,, have folded. 4.20 Reliever John D'Acquisto, Seattle 59 82 .418 171 -2 0 (I-C) 47.80, P (14) 291.30, 1 (14. But three games later, the 27Tommy Hutton, an eighth- 13, walked Enos Cabell with two Oakland 47 93 .336 29 5) 2,302.80 rear entered the tie-breaker inning replacement for first outs and the bases load ed in the Dog Racing Wednesday's Results Seventh Race C 3I T -ime 38.40 Toronto at Salt, ppd., rain with that same purpose he'd baseman Rusty Staub, cracked bottom of the 10th, keeping $ Femme Fatale 7.10 3.80 3.10 DAYTONABEACH Detroit 9, Cleveland 3 3Sportful 6.00 1.10 had all night, and won It, 7-2. anlnth-Innlng,two-outaingleto Houstonone-halfgameaheadof WEDNESDAY Boston S. New York 0 4FavoriteOish 3.60 Earlier, Jimmy Connors center to score Dave Cash from Cincinnati in the West. First Race, MS-IC Time 31.97 Minnesota I, Kansas City 3 0 (3-8) 21.00, P (8-3) 41.20, T (8-3. 7 Kena Cherie 13.00 6.60 2.60 moved into the semifinals with second and map a 3-3 tie. Andre Red. s, Gluts 5: California 9, Chicago 6 4)110.80 1 Personal Note 6.60 3.00 Oakland 6, Milwaukee 1 Eighth Race B 3.8 Time 38.46 a little help from friendly Dawson walked and Hutton 6 Carr y Columbo 2.10 4B.Lorded Seattle 3, Texas o 8.00 iSO 2.80 Ray Knight and George scheduling. Connors, asked his stepped up for the 73rd time this 0(11) S9.80 p (71) 114.40, 1 (71 1 Eli's Belle Today's Games 3.20 2.60 4)300.40 prdn1plyIng with a season and earned his l3thRBI. Foster hit home runs and Dan (All Times EDT) 2 Gold Coast Miss 320 Second Race, OS-iC Time 31.79 Dricasen added pair of Toronto (Edge 21) at Bet. Q (1- 4) 16 - 60, P (4-1) 35.40, 1 (4.1day's red or without by tour7 Pharose Son 6.20 5.1.0 2)159.20 Ella. Sou received credit for doubles In s*rt of Fred tImoie (0. Martinez 14.12), 7: fl$ITISnt officials. chose CLu*k Hart M. 6.20 5.00 $%$ Race S.iCTIme 3% fl toflflr, and wt*n Tornwsant his sixth VI4*OrY In 1$ doclalass Notfll8n's 10011% career VICtOI7. P. New York (Hood 4.0) et SMgIvIne 640 7 Rosy Romy 5.00 3.40 2.60 Director Bill Talbert scheduled with the ninth-inning relief help Doers 5, Braves 3: Q(S-7) 15.80, P (7•6) 38.10,1(7.6- IX'S Poco Detroit (Wilcox 116), S p.m. 7.00 3.60 Chicago (Wortham 14.11) at 5) 64.00 2 Charter Steve Garvey singled home 2.80 it that way, he whipped an of Dale Murray, who picked up California (Frost Third Race, OS-IC, Time 33.53 34.9), 10:30 0(47) 40.40, P (74) 304.40, T (7.4. Von Joshua with two out in the P.m. exhausted Pat 6-2, 6-i, his fifth UV5. S Sonny Goodb 1420 3.60 260 2) 339.20 In other gaines, Pittsburgh 1h and scored on the same Dupre, 7 Johnnie Scat 6-i. Friday's Games 2.80 2.20 Tenth Race B S-IC Time 3140 I Get DuPre, who receivedtwo topped St. Louis, 7-5, In 11 in- play when catcher Joe Nolan's New York at Detroit, night 2.60 2 John Ciader 17.10 8.20 7.00 Toronto at Cleveland, night 14.00, P (3-7) 53.40,T(S-7. 6 Time Bomber 4.80 6.20 hours of treatment for leg nings; Houston edged San throw went Into centerfield. Baltimore at Boston, night 3AMoving Target 3.20 Fourth Race, C S-IC Time 31.44 cramps after his Texas at Minneso ta, night 11mg 3 0(2-6) 83.00, P (2-4) 141.90, 1 (24. 7 Jolly Goodbee 7.80 4.60 1.00 3)344.30 Kan City at Seattle, night hour victory over Harold 1 .)OLUdS 6.00 4.00 Chicago at Oakland, night Eleventh Race TA S-IC Time 31 00 Solomon Tuesday, was corn6iaegadoo Milwaukee, t Calif. night 4.10 IK's Queen Bee 6.00 320 2.60 pletely outclassed against Con0(1.7) 43.20, P (7-1) 154.50, 1(7-I. 1 Black Bonnie 2.80 2.60 C) 468.40 3 Mountain Jolly 3.10 non and, after vomiting and PONTIAC, Mich. (UP!) The Detroit Pistons Wed Fifth Race, 05-86 Time 33,91 0(1-4)1.80, P (4-1)30.30,1(4-14) match was passing oi* once the nesday signed their seventh-round draft pick, forward 6B.Legacy 27.40 7.40 3.80 $44.40 7 Swift Top Ken Jones to a multi-year contract. over, explained he didn't even 13.50 6.20 Batting Twelfth Race A 3-I Time 34.56 Dletrick Deal Closed SAN ANTONIO, Texas (UP!) 79 60 .568 - Houston Talbert took the blame, strokes are based on rh from Mountain Look, Tenn., play them today and as I look getting that rhythm. But I've His slugging percentage was .820 and his on-base percentage fas .505. Steinbrenner As high school football counts down to its final practice session before Friday night's openingiinaør I hø nld nrninncf14Inr hna wa'uat1 hie u,u I P&WIlp", J past the body rythmn charts, solunar tables, two Wednesday night. But he had, Al'un and Roscoe Tanner, the big1guy saying, "It was my decision to and sometimes I have trouble . Crown, was 37for 89 including six doubles and ten homers. Escape From Out On A Limb, Again... President Lee MacPhail announced Wednesday. Lynn, who is bidding for the American League Triple Jackson Eyes Hunches F %UA t - Thursday, Sept. 6,197-7A - ,, ...., .....•,. ----. - ,. - - ,, - - . - '. a..'.... . .._ --.+- - t ., . - '- '- - --r-'--" - - - . -. . ___ M ---, ~ �U-IvsnlngHira d, Sanford, Fl. I Thuridsy, SsØ, 1"9 mom OuRgLVS Evening Haro ld, Sanford, Fl GAPVM I .s. VV 41 \ • - Sq . Yd. " SHEET VINYL FLOORING Indoor/Outdoor 49 resisting polypropylene I 'II 1 colors in 12' widths. with long wearing, : T g I #1 I ' P T W i 12' Jj so 3#1609 PAIN11NO 'INK \ 11~t BATTERIES "mean ftopow SINSIM . J 1/4" General purpose 1.5 volt batter lea. For lights, toys, tools or r s. 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Separates and million dollar art in ar- j, 40 4 1111010 Thr'U.1huls., swo 13 --- • Dresses, program 316" IlMr W0111 fall, The mix Arts Cm" uUM In 1r• raw for A CIO" 111111011111111 CAR'ttuRE 104 E. FIRST ST. PH 3223111 In the past few weeks, the bride was entertained by Mrs. Ear Cary at a lingerie shower; Mrs. John Toepke at a linen shower; Mrs. Richard Dunn at a miscellaneous shower and -hostesses at a kitchen ___ • X 12 NO. 38WVW linol-. In ir of 12' NOW FOR wm W. Ia liz. chilidmn's'shoo ffttlng,'butonly you can safquard : r elluds, For ham and many Gion...1O.SS __ Preceptor Beta Lambda Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi (BSP), observedthelrsegthnlng Day for the current sorority year with a surprise dinner party at the Heritage Ino honoring 197&79 Girl of the Year Grace Marie Stinecipher. President Delora Mark welcomed those attending and gifts were presented to Miss Stinecipher. Vice President Ruth Hoffon distributed yearbooks to chapter members. 11ame of the yearbook is"A Trip Around the World of - W Beta Lambda." Each namber also recei fed a facsimUe airline ticket outlining the year's activitles. June Helms reviewed the social calendar and Amoret IARosa gave the ways and means conunittee report. - . end RENT RINSENVAC ya 10 it" OPM mitted V\AI longer So come in now during RINSENVAC Carpet Cleaning Month and save with our special tow rates And Ill send you a coupon good for a free rental later book. Arts Group Sets Annual 6.66 3411111111 FORKU11 Q9,. ferylles, and I a SAW ar4 20YwWarmn 3466 No. 20 AWWT l5YwWarainv K"PAWROMM 29 * Bundle IP 001 MA " Insulate against temperature and wur4 and is W cased in a special GMSON-~OWANS o. P ' 50 15 Year Warranty Square. .. .19.50 3-Tab F11111111INKM Oro unit W' x 7Y NONor se two unks W x 3r' hilgh. . W syllIMMMIMM Wp,j, ft. Gypsum will' not ZAAA Cartridge. MOM. burn or support Each 'A con. j ç' zq shelves, WON rMy 19" Esch so struction maWleL interim or exterior Has ft" sonligibiin 40A . '•:..' ' JLntA_. to 0; 3466 $ 35$$4 . $ KOIKER ' Add balmily aid IT yW kitchen with a Well single faucet. Guaranteed "drip- your 0"W: • LAM Brown, Brown Mist and Golden Forest. wkkh& No.271. 12' kwell "9 •__ . braces W1111111111 for "Wd* It ____ cushioned back. Comes in Golden Each a Colors. Foam rubber, self 1096 do sup against WAS.- OW wootheir. White and 659 Mrs. Kenneth Spandau and Mrs. Richard W Dunn, sisters of the bride, assisted at the recept ion and Patti Cary, cousin of the bride, kept the bride's • last paragraph to My mother and I are bo ad Willi heudw* heartsick over this but we do I't th 11051111 M Yew 9ftwous eziesioplic know how to get the two of than (P.S. And why not tell a well. together. Any suggestions? groolued elderly man bow Wee MEANDMOM HE looks, too. DEAR ME: Tell Harold Wt Out of ra" for your fathees DEAR ABBY you ______________ pzease settle a slight dispute give n. 245 Abbott Lake ' with June ' between my husband and me? ' And ask your mother to keep Heu.,1 charg e of theprogram. We live in a quiet, Chapter City Council representatives were urged to 'attend the working on your telling l' bby, It's net easy to tell a good-looking' ld Coundilmsetlngon&$, 6, at Florida Power and Light building. him that se beautifully made told t what to do, so how do -I clothes that are becoming to home& MY husband and I both never to set toot in his'Haro Members attending were Dottie Bolton, Joan Brooks, Helen home this pro? her. She beginsher' day Ruth work. He prefers mowing our againWiuptoamito tell him Hamner, June Amoret LaRosa, Delora Mark NAUSEATED ONSUNDAY grooming herself in the MOlr- lawn as early as possible on the he didn't mean K McFa rland , oyce ' Vertis Sauls an Grace Marie it And May the ning and putting on pretty weekend. Stinecipher. Muer man extend Ws band DEAR NAUSEATED: Tell Ungerle.She says Just because I think we should wait untllhl 'jj Yew Print Md you have an nob* sees it is no reason for a.m. Our lawn mower is a noisy CONFIDENTIAL TO XROOMI Ileonfessles.11 Tben her not to wear what she Him. electric job. __ PAREM WHO ARE SEN. y. She puts ona fresh, lovely eas M.W. IN BAYSIDE, N.Y. DING THEIftCHHIL4O frIpce, .d pray for every day whether she's at DEAR M,: i'm with you.. A TO BOARDING SCHOOL OR ter Mm - end ab. home alow or planning to go 64qWek residential melillb. COLLEGE FOR THE FIRST = for y"I somewhere.She lives alone wA borhoodo,deenet and s goW TL home In excellent 1*WlmowergoIllat7or $ • miss you cak I DEAR ABBY: I must corn- OZ'? an a Sunday werving. Allow klm (w ber) to develop The Council of Arts and hand to discuss currant work In pnent on a letter signed Whenever I see - an older DEAR ABBY: My problem is laideps6sce sod grew up. Sciences' 12th annual progress. GRACE. When do complained woman who Is beautifully between my husband (11U call presidents! luncheon will be Dont ewe Another special feature of the Wage yew ddld to to it hind that she cillukh't find drened I never fall, to W her him HaM) and my father. come basse 9 lWs lealgigausig sit held on Friday, Sept. 14, at luncheori will be thepresena draw she wantedi to buy, she how nice she Mb whether I Harold in 2p and Dad is 70. first. Sticking It out and nOW, at the Harley Hotel in tation of the IW&IM Arts Wastold rA to worry bemuse at know bar or not. it is alw* Six weeks ago they got into a overeenlag Ws leadinagg will downtown Orlando. Awards. 'Individuals and bar ap (70) nob* cared what much appreciated. heated argument over Politics help Mm to pow and mature This yearly event, which organizations will receive We wore anyway.ELLEN IN PA- A lot of 'angry wor& were oz. socigy sod emodamaDy. brings the leadership of the recognition for excellence In changed And Dad told Hardd cultural community together to and outstanding contributions Do kbel1InIt motheNw DEAR EIAZN• n. for a hick off the fall season, honorsto the a during the past year. In 91 md I wish you could we deUghtful letter. rye con- again. (I'm sin Dad ouse friends? For the seem of the outgoing and incoming didolt Pspdu*, get Abby's sew Reservations for the luncheon mean it, but be's too proud to bed": ,Haw To reddob of the councals " should be made by Friday, IM popaw; sppologize.) n in. Youre Never Too Young or To. A gued speaker Is invited to n Lts° &ti. SSC In , can' t see him calling Harold. gftes"4 du*W (21 eemb) the 1wheon each year to ad- 27Z). Hawk! is very dubWm,&W he es"11W to AWjy, 132 ladly drtu the group On & topic Of general in Interest. This year, DEAR ABBY: You had something In your column &bad peollple who to fragrarlim. Well, that's my problan. Only I am wt allergic to. All h%grances, just one. When I go to confession, as logne or aftershave hits me, I become nauseated. Itell you, I nearly Sealed down by Il000le b* 3W wide j • a WW Way. Ideal for washing cars or V MRS DAVID ROBERT HAWKINS Nausea During on ession " 0 household cleenups quick Twice-a-year RINSENVAC steam cleaning will keep your gins with Jimmy Toepke as the rthg bearer, Best man was Ch uck Carpenter and groomsmen were Marshall Hultin, - As BSP Fetes I Priest s Fragrance Causes Girl Of Year $iIt$eaII -. TAD($ Multi-color high-low shag of 100% MXPA NO.0 nylon. PI styling In art" brassfirliish. SP3632. -'•:: $PONII$ Hein N*hpwt case with bdt COM POWN umurious 100% con*mw film-M plush at i POWER TAPE RULE . was maid of brother of the bride, Rock Bolibrzuch and Charlie Im -' V ' . still looks at the gi T8 TA E IETTER CARE IF YOUR CARPETS!" honor. Bridesmaids were Marie Beeler, Margie Argotsinger and Sharon Uer. : niece of the groom, and Monica Frakeg were flower "Walls P11111009 T41411111 NO" 'j>. -- k "I'Ll. PAY YIN Twin sister of the bride, Ma rgarita, an active outlook on everything In life men He reads the paper a I Klinger Jr. to their home In Beverly Te cordl t G his father "has had ~V+l and rot. Ideal for furring No. 689XC. ......... Treated Chemically treated to resist wood destroying insects 0b Easy to Install security viewer. Each :':, 2 x 8" PFOSSUFS FURRING STRIPS at a nuptial mass in St. Francis of Assisi Rom an Catholic Church, Apopka. The bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John E. Hultin entertained later at a reception, inviting guests A" great grands. Ac- .. 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(A) MONDAY thru FRIDAY WHIKOFFORTUM Highlights of the days activity alPANY(, 0 A.M. WEATHER (12 COME tU If.y SATURDAY .Noon 3L,nes Minimum • in the U.S. Open Tennis Cham. PLAY The greatest songs Of 6:55 pionships being held at flusti. Broadway $jfl9 b) jjj ®• u'*•s CD TODAY IN FLOP" AFTIRNOoI ing Meadow Park In Corona, DEADLINES Andrews, Robert Goulet and 0 0000 MORNNG FLORIDA Now Joel Grey In a dazzlIng hour of York. I, 4:00 Noon The DayBefore Publication hlgh.splrfted music, laughs end 11:45 12:00 (2) POENCY OHS entertainment. (I)THENEWLYWEDGAME (I) TM GONG IH "X& Sunday - Noon Friday S ALL CREATURES GREAT 0 M'AS'H Major Winches(1)0 MONDAY MORNING AND SMALL Siegfried dlsCov. tar makes a serious mistake •EDUCATIONAL PRO. (4) YOUNG PPU1 BPS. PAW ers that a gift given In good that nearly costs the life of a OPAMkOO -. 18-Help Wanted 113D 8 TUESDAY MORNING faith can deal out death, and patient. (A) ___________________________ ___________________________ ITCHW 1230 MM James learns that dealing out 5 STAR$KY & HUTCH A WgDNESDAy NLUNUM (1) 11111111INS I 4I1OflIb death can accidentally be the respected detective involves MORN. lta.owo, ORTOMOR. MYTHSOflS ___________ (4)SUARCHP F gift of lit.. (Part 13) . COOKS & CASHIERS Starsky and Hutch In his RON (1) 0 THURSDAY MOPJBNG bizarre plot to avenge the rape 6:30 Have YOU svarmougItfr,f Owning a * * * * * * * (THU) S M$ HOPS Experience desired. Good pay, of his 4:30 IIII class race horsi? I am S NFL FOOTBALL Los Ange. (1) 0 FRIDAY MORNING 0PA$SWOPU Insurance, vacation, credit NO FEE HERE weratiod in imminq a syn es Rains at Denver Broncos 12:15 union & prom sharing. Apply In 00000 MORNING AMIRI. •MMyTyL&p0ORE 100 dicats to buy and train stakes (.4)50 VALLEY Tensions are CA Food Store g. UNTIL YOU ACCEPT MERVOIBIJU Calls.AlI Inpirses Invited. To be 2)DAYpOWvis Lake Mary Blvd. at 1.4. running high between the Nor. S SESAME STREET (R) QUIN Ouincy's did. MAId ME LAUSH 0 trained In the area. Box 31, c-o EMPLOYMENT (4)• 7)11 YOUNG AND THE tons and the Barkisys prior to Won to remarry forces him to The Evening Herald, P.O. Ian RSS 7:25 (OTHER THAN $2 $00 their annual rodeo competition AUTOMOTIVE MACHINIST NV, Sante, Fl. 32711. question his obsession with REGISTRATION) •AUIIYOMLOREN (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA (1) THISRADY PUNCH Engine rebuilds,. Seminole Auto work. (A) 12:20 (4) EYEWITNESS OW NEWS Machine, 301 E. nth PI. Exp. THI00000UPLI 130 ______ (4) NASHVILLE SALUTES OCBS LATE MOVIE -Don't DRIVERS 5 GOOD MORNINGFLO.IJDA onlyl Wages commensurate w. CAROL •URNtT (4)5 AS THE WORLD AMERICA Host Jerry Reed Is Go Near The Water (1957) abillty.trInge benefits. NEWS TIJpJIJ RECEPTIONIST ffiUNON joined by Lynn Anderson, the Glenn Ford, Cli Scala A DISHWASHERS 7:30 Peas U.PIck$$. Statist Brothers, Larry Gatlln, public relations staff stationed 200 (2) '7AWy Iiui Field, Thurs. on old LABORERS Builders Title Insurers Dave and Sugar, Ray Stevens on a Pacific island dunng o mu DOCTORS ____&30 Aldiwoe Rd. N. (4)M0NOy MORN (MOW) and Jerry Clowsv in this musi& Escrow Service World War II is pressed into 0 OnTO CASHIERS TUSCAY MORNING (lu,) ___ I4ONAN$H1R0US cal tributeto America taped at escorting a group Of COtT*. OF SEMINOLE COUNTY CLERKS 1) WEDNESDAY MORNING GOOD Tl li-IflItniCtiON Needs Title Searcher spondents around the wet (WED) SALES • ONCI UPONA cussic Reply to P.O. Box 219, •HAWAS F1VEO McGarrett zone. (A) (4) THURSDAY MORNING COOKS Fern Park, Fla. 32730. travels to Singapore to find the Slicimus 1252 (THU) ENJOY source of a drug ring In WhiCh WELDERS 0 SARETTA Baratta finds his (.4) FRIDAY MORNING (ff1) AVON the HewLIsO Governor's officeW* ondarVered meats SECRETARIES *!= he sets I 00000 MORNING AMERI FIGHT INFLATION ses(obein,(R) Has Action out to .tpose the local godta. CA BARTENDERS Avon. Increase your earn" UNITED STATES DISTRIC. UNCLUTTIR YOUR CLOSET. 5 9ANCI AT DAWN Kip their of a hght.knEt ltilIsfl power. For details, call 1541. a... m COUNT MIDDLE STOCKMEN Watson and members of the $00 46V or 6401-3079. neighborhood. (A) AndComedy FLORIDA. omANBO DIVISION faking UP 5C with a want ad AAA EMPLOYMENT Florlda Performing Arts Coin (4)5 CAPTAIN KANGAROO intlIlH.raId3V.Ielloreal.m, courv NO 19-.'iv.N For pany perform at Canaveral a career in Real Estate call 5 OVER EA UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, __________________ 912Frencfty PRIVATE VOICE LEqONI Stemper Agency, Wm. Stemper, National Seashore Daytona Plalntlft, .. CLEMMIE MAE By JOAN HANAUR (cem.i' torn & French) ss 322•4991. and New Smyrna beech.& GANNETT, a single werner,, 3235176 m-7346 TODAY IN FLORIDA UP! Td.viuIIS Wrfter their dance reflecting a deep DeNnhent(s), NCI SP Part time exp. floor man. Days. uoøiis 00000 MORNING FLORIDA concern for the future of our * * * * * * * .AppIy In person Sanford Nursing ATLANTICCITY, N.J. (UP!) Notice hereby lIvSn that pulsuliW 0 NEWS tsp Final Decree natural P.r.dssure & Cony. Center, 950 MellonyIlle - Some television exPerts entered on Auuust t 1979 Ave., Sanford. ronment. 530 Legal Notice 500 predict action-adventure is ebOvi entitled Court In flu above ( 2)(IZTooAv 0THU [ijJNoiIi $30 styled cause, the Indarsisnid NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING Alm a am nikthg1 Comeback, o1pujt United itatesM il,or.es.9p,ts TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION 0 GREAT PERFORMANCES 530 CA tbeathintbehmnai%ceanedy deli "Choreography By Balanchlne FICTITIOUSNAME 0 SUMMER SEMESTER SALES OPANORDINANCISYTNE CITY 5 UUAS, YOGA *iio ysj (R) - and "Big tamus, Uttle NIr1 tat In Notice Is hereby given that I am With The New York City Billet, $IVNMalI OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. County, Florida, described u tat RECEPTIONIST 5:53 engaged In business at 613 DOIIy Irn" has the enviable Pan iii" NIkhilI Bahnlkov 0:00 , O1'ifl Notice Is hereby gIven fist a Way, Cleaalbsrry, kIno4, county, Management potential with fast O makes his debut with the K0i eItI 97*7. _____ Dosu olifiSS latSfi6, 1C Public Hearing will be held it me F fo The at 1101`11110, srffisflctItious ,,.m.ot . moving company. We need cornpii%y.(R) tfliot as Cemmlsslen Ream OMIKEDOUGLAS tOO in me City Nail ALLWAYSCOMFORTØING& NiREM1 Flat Nib PS N at The show does not Intend to reCOrded the PubliC atN__WAM .. ,sggrnsive people with good Ni the City at Sanford, Fields, (2) EARLY DAY at HEATING and that I M.,I 1000 ., .. personality & good phone voice. take advantage ci what migtt __ 7:NVcIecb P.M. on $splsmber 10, rIslsrssnomew,cs, County, Florida, .imfect, tevsr, 0 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY .• .. Salary + commission. Call of (2)0 tARt COLUMSO Mrs. IM, to Conskier ffi be another. audience mast totaxee, laiiy dv.. fir ft*, n the Circuit Court, Seminole the County, S EDUCATIONAL PRO0 Joann 3235176. Colwbo suspects foul play a erdlniecs by the City t laiulerd; Florida In accordancewith the at public outcry to gambiu. GUMMING fluathistisot .._ Florida, as fohlews: when a clairvoyant predicts the $11 . beat bidder for cash 12 Vclscb provisiore at the FIdttivs Name ____ * * * * * * * * ORDINANCE NO. exact moment of her greedy (4) AGRONSKY AND COMPA. P.56 ea" "°°n Th14Ir Statutes, TO-Wit: Section sp at business manager 's death. (A) 1979 NY(MON) takes p1 (4) UPBEAT flu West deer of me' *oii OF THE CITY op Fiends St.tut t5, Over the road drivers. Must have 1 ' Seminole county Courtp.euse, SANFORD, FLORIDA. TO ANNEX 51g. Frank TOurnoir (3) MEDIA ROUNDTABLE N.J., the nation's newest yr refrigeration exp. Apply , 10:30 WITHIN THE CORPORATE AREA Publish Aug. 16,23,30 & Sept. , 19 (TUB) Metro Sales, 1921 W. 1st St., A FESTIVAL OF DANCE O CARD SHARIC 8&mblthg center, wher. Old Dated: 5.53.79 o THE CITY OF SANFORD, DIM.76 (4) FARM AND HOME (WED) Sanford. Nineteen members of the Sal. FLORIDA, UPON ADOPTION OF (4) ALL IN THE FAMILY GEORGE R. GROUI hotels either are being biocd ®OOMINUTES(THU SAID ORDINANCE, A PORTION letGuildof3aruford/Seminole United States Marihel ____ _____ do NOTICE OP SHE cma1 SALE Hey Kids: Looking for an extra 10:30 • 1 OP THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY MIdeIS DinvkteipIsr will be featured in this locally(1) CRACKERBARREL NOTlCEI$HERESyGlVEN dollar? Ask Mom & Dad to let (2) 0 H 0 L L Y w o o nmted Into gamWb pilaKENDILL W. WHERRY LYING NORTH OF AND AIUTY. by virtue of that certain Writ at Produced dance special. 6:25 you have a classIfied ad garage QUARES ____ ING AIRPORT BOULEVARD AND Execution I Msistwt United Stiti5 AflOffiiY ssued out of arid under (2) POPI GOES THE C0UN. . - sale. Aftemey 1100 ( 4) MANY TYLER MOORE BETWEEN KNUDSEN DRIVE me seal of the County Court of TRYP" ______ AND THE SEABOARD COAST. Qp (2)1)00 NEWS WON, Tull) Florida,In upon' PORTER w*aoi LPN. Full time & part time. Apply Along the wood-planked Publish: August 23 * September LINE RAILROAD RIGHT-OF.. final fudgema,$ rendered the i Tuu, boerdwalk, 1,131 1979 0 01011 CAVETT Guests: LOVE OP . In person Lakeview Nursing it M5tib. soft send wIth the oceen WAY, SAID PROPERTY LOCAT. atarsiald court on the 39Th day of a .Centsr, 19 C. 2nd St. ED IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, A.D.1979, in flat cirtak case (A) -I soend 1018 FLORIDA. IN ACCORDANCE Pprt time dishwasher & par tIme of NOTICE 15 HEREBY GIVEN mat WITH THE VOLUNTARY AN. eqjp.tag rolledgaty 11:16 by yp (2) THE WILBURN BROTHERS , waitresses. Apply in person " Wt* Of NIXATtON PROVIlpotilsop SEC. -Winter Park, N.A. a national catch Brian Dennehy and Doug ExecutIon Issued ow? SI ._Days Inn Sanford, SR 44 &4A looking assKirlori. Plaintiff, vs. . 171.SFLORIDA STA. Ronald S. Srzoeoskl. Q fs,i4$nf, wet of flue County Court al T1OPI McKeon. who eiav, i ..m. ' i,"TheSeminole 1V 1C r'VVlUJ AN IFFIC. Comfy, Florida, Upon -Wunsed Desk Clerks. Full time. afir.$.Id Writ 01 Execution scenes that will provide the miii ludgemint rainde,ad Ni the TIVE DATE. . Pleese apply In person9 to S deliver to me WHEREAS, fliers lies been filedwas exterlorsho(sforth, series that Holiday Inn, 1-4.323.4M. aforesaid court on IF.., Florida, and cnsy, Will prOM%[all an Jsiuuery, A.D. 1979, Ni t,u, certain with me City Clerk SI the City p.y levied jp the following Application being taken for Sanford. Fields. I PItlilsi cslu. described property owned by case untitled, The Atlantic hub SI tak* Interiors we Mudio.shot In Los Orlando waItresses & cooks. Apply. in Plaintiff, .vs- Thiunas L. ouensthe Minis SI ISis Property Reu',j S. lujkl, said property person Holiday Inn of San In *e ares described bibi incited Ni Seminole County, Angeles. on Hediel & Lrrain K. ItiCkil. OMP MI*INir reMS Lake Monroe. Osfendant, widdu afirsuld Writ Fiwida, more particularly DsmsIiy plays Ang. Sigta, ExeCutIon was delIvered tome as Is ISis ,ci7srste ISIS if the CRY Cook wanted-day shift, also lends. and re9ueuHnI to described as foitswa: the bous detective in en old Sheriff II Seminels Coui*y. Funds, eamrd ' One 1973 Fend idoor automobile, . needed day time waitress. Full be and steel MW Ni CSIS', ID No 00 PR tss. that'. being WHER EAS, p, or part time. Apply In person me P,eps,t, , described pe.p.nt M" C LETE ' IME owit. In the '69 - Nine of progw bt Themes NiCkel sill pragert being there's n Mrnflnlng Den. Sdki$eesNisleCounIy,PinrIds, "we particularly described as sisby's i hung follows: )'oned charstea'. That's the Onó 1971 AMC OPomlie u for actiân.sd,satw,, Aulemuhlle, Rid NI Ceiw _____ 1kelmaiethsaJw ci U suold Mu, whuch jvs ___ Wilt) Oh show $n added pers of tendarnea and bennAls Appet,if-r ____ ____ PIN thS C INS and bu helM 15 play 1 YOU WILL ENJOY THE VIEW • AND • IME , PR We a ssos - seen.t15es With hiNt ci 55M, en1 To hou ci MHS. Is pienen, 3w oa late do is a • s SI i4 1j a3w • saictivu pns'. ci "Big siN,UttJ.," ad g gait 11111111110 VA be as -- openlag MtracU.sa - . -- - being stored at 1745 $hell, C5MIIbNf)f Nellie. and t e llmler$u5l h CR51119 if p , WHO 1110 AM. eN the 106 day if Sep. $emi.u.s tembir, A.D. "It, door for ills K*W to WO.n.n.tlsIWusuu. at me Prul (WW) Deer if She $iPilSele Coiii Ceurtheesi In $aifsrd. Florida. tIle aNus described PSSIIIUI F1,utiv. That said ills Ni being maø to satiety the flrwm if isle Writ SI --- -- - .jj wa', tu ars have sans ttue ge,snen ____ I*. IN THE CIRCUIT CUS1IT OP misumvemoTm JUDICIAL CVI? OP THU $?*TI ._. ___ ___ N ____ - WHEREAs. I Pies Neon deter. mired mined ffiat He property described herairwilloir Is rssuneiy cempaa 3J17A1457, being stolid it 11.92 lies N dsIs lie, ....atIan if slid prepurty with Mt ,Mi* Ni me creetlun SI an WHIRIAS. ,, e of FIsrida, Ni Ni a patilift to Proithill munklpsi wvlces to *e asai ersin. c C m"if the city pr ,p om id flue undersigned as saierm at $eminele County, Florida, wIll at at ml City ______ .cc slid pntito am property, THIRIPORE, II IT THE PRopsj OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, PLONDA: SECTION 1. That No fsNsuNj sy described property sItuated is Iemlmele C1iIy,_Florida, be and ml semi Ni hareW auinseI, WAN ePIrtatmeCltyei$as aust Plefbs. pursuant to ml Ytfuntery PrsvieSses if $idlaa - fills. FlorIda CliMes: _,_ - -- .-- a ---_a - -- Hostess-Cashier. Apply In person .. '.Holiday inn of Sanford on the 11:00 AM. on the Slot day at sip timber, A.D. 1979, offer for sale srid MOW bidder, for sublesitoany and III edstlng lIon ir That said sale Is being ,, Musty the tifln5 at Sell p, will IemNwie Florms Lakefront. . ,, Wanted Desk Clerk. Apply In person Holiday Inn lakefront lEXAS OIL COMPANY urgently 1 ids person M.F over for _ Protected industrial sales territory. No relocation. AAA.) . firm established since 1933. Liberal commissions. Oppertunity for advancement. For Personal interview, write K. N. SlU(. Southwestern Petroleum, Box 709, Ft. Worth, - . -Tx. 16101. EOE. " ts)1I uiai•II1SIPIU 21-Situations vnteci College student desiring yd. (2)2 BR, 11,1z B condos. Lg. bk yd, pod, C H&A, $31,000 ea. Owner will finance. work. Large or small Call 3230500 24--Bus,nes S acres on Orange Blvd in Paola. Opportunitjes Only $24,450. Owner will carry mort. with 40 pct. down. 2 acres Industrial Property, near Hwy 16 & Country Club Rd. $356 weekly guaraneed. Works hours daily at home. Start im. mediately. Free. T. Smith P.O. Box 373.H, Longwood, Fla. 32750. tS.000 3 BR, 1112 B split plan, fenced yd., sc patio, cony., workshop or 25-..L..oarn.s office in rear. All for $31,900. 2NDMOl'GAE 2 story downtown store bldg. over 13,000 sq. ft. $61,900. Terms - REAL ESTATE LOANS UP TO $50,000, arranged. Currently leased. Single story downtown bldg. 4,000 Investments, bill consolidation, major purchases, or any need. Sq. for storage, converted to ice cream, ham. burger stand, etc. Owner will finance. Easy terms. WC S. Oak 1417513. ______________ 3 BR, 2 B pool home, beautifully landscaped, work shop, green house. 1700 sq ft living area. $59,500. Terms 30-Apartments Unlurnished OR & 1-BR 3 Deltona lots. %8,W0 for all or will Applications being taken trade for anything for value. 333.2920, after 6574.2716 Large 1 BR, all appliances, CA, w. w carpet, S yrs old. Convenient to downtown. Adults, no pets. 9&L 677.1641. REALTORS 2710 Sanford Ave. 332-7972 1 BR- $119 up. Pool. Adults only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 1792 in Sanford. Call By Owner $3,000 dwn & assume 323-0670 Mariner's Village. mort. $250 mo No B block home. 322-0216 alt 6 p.m. Apts. for SeniOr Citizens. Down town, very clean & roomy. See Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto Ave. et Cash Buyers for a small in. vestment. Place a low cost classified ad for results. 322.2611 or 031.9993. 1 OR turn apt. Air, water pd. Adults, no pets. $140 mc. + deposit. Aft. S 323.4917. New 233 Homes, 4 pct. interest to qualified buyer. $31,000 to $41,000. Low down payments. BUILDER. 372.3357. IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT OPYNI Table sirvicipenonnel needed for new Lake Mary R estaurant. NIh JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR $IMSNOLU COUNIT, FLORIDA, -*At be ou$gbing, experienced only. 1 day shift for waItress.. welter,) night shift for waitress "wel*. Also 1 day shift for Salad • CASE NO. Poiwcaigp CAIIIIhIRNy 0AND11111111L INC., 'Plaintiff, ue. F, SRUCI ARTNOLOW and CLONI Pt IAITNOIOW, his wife, end ROSIN? CASH DAUSHlily aid WANDA. C. DAUDIIESTY. Ills iffl ______ De1ia.kts. - .'i.'hation, no exp. necessary. 332. 1150.2 toi pm. or 4233021 (Sun. " & Eves.). - $200 Mo. S342457 Upturn; cony mIen? to hOspltM a down?ow,. 3 B, w..èaiple, C H&A. $225 mo. 614 C, 3rd 51. - 1M3. Small Duplex unfurnished. No children or pets, $13 mo. 322.3517 after 1 p.m. or weekends, - Unfurnjshed 204 S. Sunland, 3 OR, I bath, utility rm., $323 ma. 1st, last + deposit, 3390545 or 327.5203 On Lake Mary 4BR2bath, COMING SOON _______________________________________________ Paint & body shop on 2 corner lots w-7 BR apt. attached in ideal location. Owner will rent w. option. Call for all details. Selling price $79,900. REAL ESTATE SPANISH STYLE family home 3 BR, 1½ B, 19. closets. Pan. FR, storage cabinets in OR. $31,000. LARGE LOT 3 OR, 2 8 split plan, beautifully landscaped, fenced bk. yd., room for garden $32,500. - Cali 323-1192 - ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR FANTASTIC 1g. tam. 4 BR, 2 8, FR, cent, air, w.w carpet, 1g. rms, fenced yd with well & sprinkler, in ground pool, choice neighborhood. $43,900 exc. 2 BR, 1 B mobile. Very clean, beautiful location near Osteen. H&A, reliable person only. 321. 0903, for information, c ____ 37-Business Prog rty Commercial Bldg. 6,000 sq. ft. $2 sq. ft. Can be divided. 205 C. 25th terms. - Harold Hall Realty REALTOR, MU 323.5774 Day or Night Inc. HAL COLBERT, REALTY INC. REALTOR 3231032 Eve. 322.0612, 353. 15117, 322-71 77 Vderilid to Rent Senior couple looking for unfurn W. Reasonable. Cell 5310963 aft 12. 40-Condonnluns 101111's 1 24 HOUR 10. 3229281 *3 IN 2 B. 2 story home $4,000. 3 1111111 2 5, 2 story horn,, $42*. WINTER PARK FURNITURE CO. HAS CLOSED THEIR DOORS FOREVER! 3 BEDROOM Itz BATH, SCREENED PORCH, AIR CON- DITIONER, OVER SIZED LOT. We are offering their $50,000 Inventory of new furniture, bed ding, & GE appliances & TVs at GREAT LOCATION NEAR LK. MONROE REDUCED TO $33,500. OWNER LEAVING DISTRESS PRICES!! Public & Dealers Invited! SALE IN PROGRESS TODAY at: Or. lando Wholesale Furniture Dist. STATE. VERY MODERN 4 BEDROOM 2 BATH, HUGE FIREPLACE & EAT-IN KITCHEN. TREE SHADED CORNER LOT. Sanford 321.06.40 Orlando 327.1577 REALTY - REALTORS OVER 6 MILLION IN SALES IN 1979 ATTRACTIVE I BR, 1½ B home on Oak shaded lot in Winter spgsi C H&A, w-w carpet, fenced yd In quiet residential area. BPP WARRANTED. Just $45,750. BEAUTIFUL custom 4 BR, 3 B home in idyllwildel Super pool & patio, sunken LR-FR, FP & many unique featuresi BPP WARRANTED. Yours for $52,300. SUPER 3 BR, 11/1 8 home in 1k. Mary! C H&A, w.w carpet, 19. FR, eat in kit & more! BPP WARRANTED. Just $42,900. LOVELY 2 BR, 1 B home in desirable neighborhood! C H&A, w-w carpet, FR, patio, sitting rm & lots morel BPP WARRANTED. A great buy for $37,230. REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORq's SALES LEADERI WE LIST & SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE, JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. 11 2500 industrial Blvd. off Sliver Star Rd. behind Color Wheel Paint. 4 bIks. west of 111. 298 2375 Open daily 96, Sun. 126 Sanford's Sates Leader 322-2420 ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service 2565 REALTORS[I] PARK Branch Office 323.2222 COUNTRY LIVING ONE ACRE FENCED Tri.ievel I Bdrm., 3 Bath. Could have garage, trees, near 1.4, zoned agri. NESTLED UNDER THE OAKS This delightful 3 OR, 1½ Bath home Is perfect for your family. The lot is big for kids to play In or for your very own garden. $33,500. MOUNTAIN RESORT PROPERTY 2 acres on fabulous Lake Glenville near Franklin, N. C. Wooded We good for homesite or camping. - If you aren't using your pool table, take a cue, and sell it with a Herald classified ad. Call 322. 2611. VA.F IIA.235.Con. Homes Low Down Payment Cash for your lot! Will build on your lot or our lot. V Enterprise, Inc. Medel Inc.. Realtor - 614 30)1 W. Garnett White Reg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. - 107 W. Commercial Phone 332-7551, Sanford By Owner 3 or I BR 1 bath, eat in kitchen, fenced yard. Sanford. 130.000. 322-6722 after 3:30 p.m. KICK THE STORAGE HABIT. Sell thsoe useful, no longer needed items with a Herald Classified Ad. Call 322-2611 or 831-9993. BATEMAN REALTY Rep. Real Estate Broker 263$ Sanford Ave. 321-0759 Aft. Hrs. 322-7643,322-4169 Lk Mary new house lust finished. 3 BR 2 B, lot 90'xl4O', 934 pct. mort. Also ii acres pasture or farm land near Oviedo S 2 acres prime land Seminal. Blvd., Casssberry. 530-9537. NEW USTING Vzsmll iii, I - 68-Wanted to Buy - 80-Autos for Sale - 51-Household Goods New Butcher Block & Chrome contemporary LR Ibis. Orig. retail $69.95, NOW $10. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-92 So. of Sanford. 322-1721. FURNITURE S THINGS Buy S Sell NewS Used Furniture 500 S. Sanford Ave. 323 6593 New 5 PC dinette set. Table S 4 chairs. $75. Sanford Furniture Salvage. 17-92 So of Sanfprd. 322. $771. IORREST GREENE INC. RE*L!ORS $30-li33or 339.4211 eves. Lakefront lot in Casselberry 100' frontage on Semlnola Blvd. Asking $14,950 with Good terms or trade. CallBart -- '75 models. Call 339-9100 or 8311603 (Dealer) NEW CAR TRADE-INS 77-Junk Cars Removed Top Dollar Paid for junk S used care, trucks S heavy equipment. 322-3990 1973 CHEY SS BUY JUNK CARS From $10 to $30 Call 322-1621; 323 1460 A.0 1295 1973 DATSUN - Motorcycle Insurance 6)0 BLAIR AGENCY 323 3866 or 323 1710 1295 1978 CONCORD If you don't tell people, how are they going to know? Tell them 2DR. with a classified ad, by calling 322 2611 or 831 9993. 972 80-Autos for Sale $3995 FORD 2 DR. TONINO $795 DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy 92, 1 mule west of Speedway Daytona Beach, will hold a Public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30. It's the only one in Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 904-2558311 for further details. Air Conditioning 52-Appliances KENMORE WASHER- Paris, Service. Used Machines. w-ice maker. Like new. $500. Sanford Furniture Salvage. 17-97 So. of Sanford 322-5771. Sears Kenmore heavy duty copper tone washer I matching dryer. Like new $300 pr. Sanford Furniture Salvage. 17-92 So. of Central Heat & Air Cond. Free Est. Call Carl Harris at SEARS. Sanford 322-1771 53-TV. Radio. Stereo Appliances - Home Repairs - Air ConditionIng, Healing, EIsctnI cal, Plumbing ServiceS Repair. Call Larry for Free Est. 671-6794. Lic,, Bonded & Ins. Alan's Appliances Refrigeration A-C Repair Licensed. 323 0039 Sanford. 322-5721. HANDYMAN-OEM. HOUSE. HOLD REPAIRS FROM CUR. TAIN RODS TO PATIOS, CAR. PEN TR V. PA IN TIN G.$ PR ill KLERS. 323-6766 ANYTIME. - The weather is perfect for a backyard sale -sell everything fast with a want ad. Call 322-2611 or 53-9993. Handy Paul, has truck will travel. Wants to make small household repairs, carpentry, painting S misc. Call Paul Hunter. 339-6331. -U Lawn tMintsnancs Beauty Care sod color TV set 1970 model. Zenith 23" works good, $125. Free Delivery. Sanford Fur. niture Salvage, 17-92 So. of Sanford. 323-5721. lOWER'S BEAU I T SALON ormerly Harriett's Beauty Nook' 519 E 1st St. 35.5742 . Carpenry 54-Garage Sales anage Sale: 2007 Grandview Ave. Sept. 7 & I, 9 to S. Small Appliances, childrens clothes S misc. Items. Certified Lawn S Landscape FREE ESTIMATES 323-5719 Mowing 321-0091 Light Houling -- koom Additions - remodeling general home repairs. no lob too Yard debris, Trash Appliances I Miac. small. Call 323-9463 anytIme. pt. size washer S dryer, moped, many sm. appliances. 2621 S. Sanford Ave., 322-1491. Open Tues. thru Sat. 9:30 to 5:30. (LOCAL) 349-5311 Office C1sarng tyson Cement Drives, patios, walks S etc. LICENSED 169.9155 Kids gone, but the swing set in th back yard isn't? Sell it with a want ad. Call 322-2611. 7 acres Lake Sylvan. $10,000. list Terms. William MalIczcwski, Realtor 332.79$) Hwy 426. $79,900. JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-.169 to $110. Sanford Furniture Salvage. 17-92 So. of Sanford. 322 $721. REALTOR, 323.75 ALTAMONT C -Lot 100 x 171 plus CS Sldg. zoned commercial, off 40,000 ml. 13,000. Call between 45 PM Owner 322 0153. Used 4 Pc walnut BR suite, dresser, mirror, chest S bed. Philco S-S copper tone refrigerator Sanford-Lk. Sylvan Area, 7 residential lots of which 4 are wafer front. $43,300. Chry.-Newport custom, all Power-2 dr. H.T. Looks new, CLASSIFIED ADS ARE FUN ADS READ & USE THEM OFTEN. YOU'LL LIKE THE RE SI.'L I S. 78-400torcycles 323-1295 76 For Estate, Commercial S Residential Auctions S Ap. prisals Call Dell's Auction, 3235420. brand New lnterspring Bedding ½ price. Sanford Furniture Sal: vage, 17-92 S. of Sanford 322-1721 New 10 Pc modular LR suite. $555. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-92 So of Sanford. 322-1721. See our beautiful new BROADMORE, front & rear BR'S. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3503 Orlando Dr. 3233200 VA & FHA Financing 1k Mary Ave. 1 /i blk E of Country Club Rd. 99' Zoned commercial S Ill' Zoned R.I.A. $21,000. A. B. Pope, REALTOR, Owner 831.1226 '73 Delta 88,4 dr, air, power, $1500. B)! S759 aft. 6. '7$ Aspen SW, fully eqpt. $300 dwn take over payments. 72-Auction mattresses. $30 set. Sanford Auction 1215 S. French, 323 7340. MOONEY APPLIANCES 323-0697 43--Lots. Acreage WE BUY USED FURNITURE S APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. niture Salvage. 372 5731. Beds, Dbl motel box springs & 42-Mobile Homes REAL ESTATE BEAUTIFUL 4 BR, 3 Bath executive home, carpet, central H&A, foyer, tam. rm., kit. equipped, ge. closets, patio, dbl. garage, fence, lovely land scaping. Won't last at $49,500. Call todayl FURNITURE BEDDING EASY TERMS with store financing! No one In Orlando-Sanford area refused credit if you will PAY ¼ downl Let us help you establish local credit. We deliver In Sanford. WHIGHAM FURNITURE CO. 2309 So. Orange Blosson Trail, Orlando, Florida., 843 4560. - - *3 SR 1 5 CA, 034.000. *10.7 acres, Osteen. $10,200. OUT OF BUSINESS SALE!! BROKER "A LAND SUPERMAIKET" 2439 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford $11,900. ISA ITT 'twos 3 BEDROOM, CENTRAL HEAT & AIR, CARPORT. PINECREST $32,300. ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE. SEIGLER REALTY STENSTROM Sale I- $61,500. 2544 S. French Ave. 372-0231, 323-7173, 322-0779 mother-in-law effic., dbl. 34-4"1e Homes 50-sceI1aneous for MAYFAIR AREA IN SANFORD. ASSOCIATES NEEDED .E)ECUTIvE HOME immaculate 4 OR, 21/a bath, 2 fireplaces, screened porch .1. outside brick patio. Lush landscaping. $91,300. GRACIOUS, OLD 2 story, 4 BR, 1½ B, breakfast nook, FP, library, perfect silting for an tiques. $43,000. air conditioning. $400me -- - SPANISH 2STORY Exciting 3 Bdrm 2 bath POOL homeonover½ screw-beautiful FP, beamed ceilings, formal OR, pan FR, eat-in kit & •tacil,d cabana. Won't last at . AIRPORT BLVD. ' . Owner Realtor. - Duplex torrent 32-Houses Approx qualifying. Lovely 3 OR, 2 31-A4artments Furnished 31-A DUP110M 3 BR, 1 B w-closed In carport for FR. Gas heat, fenced yd. $26,500. land. High traffic area. Could be . Sanford Gracious living. Ross. Weekly & monthly rates. Inquire $195. Available Oct. 1. 3 BR, 1 B home includes refr]j, range, drapes, part. turn. Super clean & priced at only $26,500. Barber shop Includes all equip. mint, commercial bldg. and 29-Rooms l Great - $25,000. - - ft. warehouse or tax sheltei'. Only Call: 3274612 Blazer Financial Services - 41-Houses 41-Houses .. DIN4I ___ one I. sues Holiday Inn, $4 & SR 46. Shell i caw", Fierida SO ml Fred (West) Dow of the i esMIpvewst,ml s-i .... Seminole County Ceurthouse in mlCOW SIIaflNrFIsNe,JI ,N Sanford, Florida, the above ENACTED l*i: Auduat II. SLSlplWj.r 1I31 1979 -.-_ ____._a_ • sIserofSemNisleceunfy,Flgl, hiving , ,, er priørh, suuars Ni NOW, FlorIda 13w we so* do" 111 6111. • ID Ne. AllitSENehit .r, orb.. ShueoNisu. leN I. Filhi. CISai. 1 wI No lembe$s County. pied 15 lens RiMs, on. SANF ORD W Thursday, Sept. 1, 1979-35 -- Orlando - Winter Perk 831-9993 Seminole EVENING ---------- -- Custom Office Cleaning, corn. met-clal, new cons,. Licensed, bonded I. insured. Quality service everytlmi. Ph. 323-0541 or 661-5914. Painting & Repair ABC Concrete. Patios, driveways & add ons. Quality work, no lob too small. 191.4914. 55-Boats & Accessories 15' Wood Boat, 23 hp Motor Trailer, etc., $795 - Painting by Anthony Corino, In terlor, exterior qualified in all phases. Free Est. Call 323401. t.I Da,,w. DI..I,... t...I �4FI SLONDIE q1Y - I 47U1II ,_~l -ft 7/t /~ (4,/Tfj ______ I revious e rt period - I . tups fitting rM TRMNG 1D I I CAJT DOWN ON AND SOW MORE C.REAM NOW HERE,PLEASE DRINK rr FOR, ME i AND SUGAR ANOTHER CUP OF: Answer TL CROSS I llI!_ tP thr I // ~ Be .Sure Your Diet Contains More Bulk I waterfront Rams malls l3 Her Majesty' s 55 Boy .JTT1sk ship (abbr.) ails i p 56 Intermediate in , N £ ve l4Songstress (prefix) L 0* IL I 0 1 H * $ Fitzgerald 57 Farm animal (a $ 0 , * NO LL$ 15 Yarn (p1.) I I i FIN 0V I l6Unseam TIN ELSE board DOWN 22 Medical 39 Horseman More tortuous 20 Corn covering I New York ball picture (comp. 41 Asians '7J ¶,7' - ( DEAR DR. LAMB - freed regularly and wed some MMetanCe.IWU recently diagnc$ as having low blood _______ - - __ ,by Mort War BEETLE BAILEY OH, SI R? s SIT DOWN HERE I WAIT RE YOU IN, SIR? COMES FUZZ AGAIN! - $ ¶ 35 _______________ J • I I IJMUCH A 'T7T lYid1' 1 \ X)4CQ) C' 18 20 ____________ - do iT _____ ______________ ____ ICA, OWT JUST HOW 00 U F16URE THXIF IT! VALIJASIX! __ /' ' " r4w of IT KAS A I - - - - - 38 139 i 40 - I 41 - --- - u 53 - - - 54 made if you want to &"Id a - - - k 0 0 - breasts are meals and snack between By BERNICE BEDE OSOL it you remove the skin. many calories. hovered around 5.5 percent for were decllnesin the autinobije most of the past year. Industry, but it did not give ...1 i EK . I N 12 5LKK5! 1. .1 - / P , J) I -ELi 1 1 11F&- irto your life VIRGO (Aug. 23Sept. • i Would You L"1 ht, H I . - f PRISCILLA IS REALLY I PEPRt5EP ABOUT \( SrARTING SCHOOL THIS WEEK' \ I I KNON! I LPNT REALIZE NEW TSHIRTY \ HOW MUCH ... 1294- ~'-~ , ~ I J %;" do ) ,L I i . TITA$$C a ____________________ / '_ 7m, pjmw, I @Ave 1"Vvr1w9R.#A~ "NIM ThAT A YA - - - 96 - AL. •' ,p' . &4.! / / . . r. ____ / . ,I . I . I I...I. I !. . . I - - .1 ..~- 'W - 41111111%& . 1 . --,;.-, .. 'I . -,.-..a ~m .-~Iylm ,,NSU OP ____ LVr - V WI I= . : ,_ . . £ . . ' .. $" . i ~. #00 '. N am s .*I= - &" '. . .'.'•• I .;1 I - 1I I n.MMI? , '•' I 1. - I d -. - . - :. ","~I.% ;,L'Ja;,.-'~ 'L ". ~ _," _ - I -.'.'J`71 I. • p_ - ' , *r ..'- .;-. - - - - - , - _r'. . , I , .. .) ; : 1 ' • • II. L . .. .. ...'. . H . . .. . •. 100k , :. ~7_~ ~. J ...t - : 11 . . Is Relectie *WTII'r-11~100 d ,L I q Economic Development Corporation (SEEDCO) lost the L -.#~- ._ I !~*,' /. . . to develop an Industrial park west o f Seminole County Planning And Zoning Com- 4 ~ night recommended relection at a request by SE1!4DCO director Horace Orr to rezone 55 acres south of State Route 46 and one-third mile west of - does not pass Tuesday, Airport Boulevard •. agricultural to from HORACE ORR industrial Orr seeks rezoning said he feels the Seminole . - Board of County Com- been W,000 and construction - ,., .., missioners will reject the costs would have been over one ... I I., .# ". recorrimendation and approve and a half million dollars." . It the rezoning when they meet to Money to fina nce the indecide the matter Sept s. dustrial Park is scheduled to . . If we can't get a rezoning °" come from the federal that land, we'll have to find goverment on a 75 pei -ent . to '.1, '~'k another site that wwqualify for 25 percent matching funds . federal funding. That's not basis, he said. The funds are . going to be easy," Orr said. available through the depart. -0 ipl, The P&Z commissioners ments of economic develop. . voted to recommend rejection ment and community services, 1 the reqest after four area he said. property owners objected to the plan. Among those objecting However, Orr said, the funds was Larry Erilsaon, owner of R are contingent upon certain and M Manufacturing, requirements, one of which is "It Is inaccessible. There that the site be In or near a aren't good roads. The land has source of unemployed workers. Sanford's Big leaguer Tim Runes Dwr draftiage and there would He said the 85 acres west of f-I '' ". . ". .. are being asked to approve a tended considerably it Nelson painchid. just prior to property tax Increase hm $3 094L per $l,000asseuedvaliatlonto art po.Mto adjoernesnent,saiddtliqniof property owners If a fire U)e community have many $4.. Supiportift Terry in WE me" hydrant is located; am Um& concerne abiout the proposed was Council= Francis Me& homes, Nelson protested property ux Incrom Amos Councilmen Cliff Nil= and visoroudy. "The elly dWfi't ask thism.beadd,wiscence,otliall; Burt PjIIJhJOf opposedU)n n* before they "ill,d the fire the city has e ce Moor Walllw Sorensoo brob N*ad now my propellty," be officers, an employment this On tie by votins in few of On u14, 8666 be o*cts to yew of a city manager, and proposal. Councilman pat having a "pencil pusher decide that the city is not receiving , Southward, on vacation was where hydro s are to be and AWMA from the than tell me I have to pay for from the new homes and ago them." suggeate severai" businseses built in the city. that the city manager, FW When Mark uld he ad his Perinchid,said, bowever, Kulbes, consider turning off nalobro an Unda Lane wodd OW this police I M 1 we trod aghlia as a method 01 Meto have a fin hydrad . Aam - A mceesliiii) to Pow plople am %* Wallis, Nd= aft money. . ON shwiffs 40hft mine od, I don't wat I "Wly, adft Tirfy add it Is codW the departumt bat budgetary to a" 'sLINk J AN a_ eft betweei $0 oW 13N Ite Kirk prini too d wield be for power ame of Will take JV MW the.C%n do dred 110ting and IW 11111111110 11111111111111111MW Wheeler Whe ad Sam rentals to Florida Powsi In the =111ance Onv&d dw 'Well Ph" I" Me 001111100 Msdft "I _0,01 to-spek an We W*"Mds1a*MNW* Whjdw, mew"Nu opportmlilly to 1M be qpvd" the Work and 218 po,s1d IMIM city council candie and long ' Of d has come "' time rteidr4, told the oasidil rwu j ft P011. i IUIJ - far buineiiiiiies an - Riim liAl be u.1s . ' n_ 6 traffic problems," said town would meet that Eriksaon. According to Orr$ the planned industrial park would occupy about 80 acres when completed. rd' s Raienes Some acres next . ___ ulk, whediff I -., . :' 11w Runes became the joins the Montreal Expos firm player from Seminole for a High School in the lad 30 Louis cardinals, crease SM0, but u's a game aping the St. Three Industries already "U we can't get this off the ployment of 50 workers. Over ground, there would be a loss of the seven-year period, the 18 -about $2 minion in funds we projected businesses would could have received," Orr said. provide jobs to about 900 "The land purclum would have workers, Orr said. stolen bases. Raines had 160 hits for Memphis third called RaInes up to the major leagues Thursday after Ra ines completed a in the loop. He hit nine triples. Runes w te.port . AW athlete at Seminole High and is in his thirdyewi of pro bell in the Mott" with Memphis of the 441n Many Ways it is an ideal spot,st said Orr. summer and was second in The Expos, battling for Southern League. coll"'! with ft old runner. He led the Southern League the N.L East pennant, highly successful semori requirement. acres in question already are have comrWtted to locating at soned industrial, he said. He the Planned site, Orr said. He said p1m call for 18 ..I---. said a Plastics company has to be located in the It over a indicated it would like to begin Operation as early as next seven-year pniod. March, with an initial em- Joins The M * rs see much duty with ON K'1' 11S Himself MQ;l I - ,. -I..'' -Y~. I .. .. . . I . v_ . rer'dd I . . D do* mv . TLL LULPI _1 JlL. U$ hut, in i=- Sdp. :! L . . Today A graduate of Semitiolis . ArendTheClsek .......... dA ..s s... r Robbe . . I in his asatk, all., being esr, ens' a r - ,. .r. r si,000 waiid tax rate. This Is U). rate that will be levied lithe referendum - ' I ., .,, .v indus try slete Heresespe ................. gA .. i.t -' . . . assel ., li ., ,rr , ..r. '". Still higher Interest rates are expected, according to many analysts. The prime itself affects only corporate borrowers but it refl ects the rising trend in all interest rates. M~_. f % ,_, ..i~;", -7 ,,. It 0i., ~, _ , , .1 AtOw same .time, former City Ham Tan, senior member of - LEE WHEELER Counconm Virginia maw, the board, the ordinances osepvtests tax MM I speaking against ft propose should be considered -jot in case" the referendum doesn't public Uwou& the safety they Ared I'd&&" rK MW the provide. V a strod "abting conc* of a frwA*Ase tax on . pass. h$CItYorIliflailY At a special election to be district Is created, present wu designed to pay shred hold Tuesday, On city's voters shred 11stift should be ex- 01111% .T.. , , . . . . , 1, . .11'.-, . .,!,~ .." -I I .. . . I . I .1.. .. I 1,~:'.:I. . . .~ . I.: ... .. - *. RyGYGIAv I ' ' 1 a ditlons." , i w llemmudly .A- - r: r . I the 12~4 percent prime was "appropriate to given con- Herald Staff Writer years to make bassball's major lengues Thursday Ids dw paWly ta who be was called up by aw up d his h" 6*6 hiiales NOW is the cmmw*.. flinem" am addliew 11 I - 3 tM Umtral Eq" Wheeler said he aid a tams. Qitiesi ..s...w he coming Be* fake. overdor of II in ft 1111111111111111. ft* "Service 11141111011 mw" "W%Pd fm hmod an PRO 4 1 -1 , add tb coud in 8NW4 Was IRWA firelt W lw n cwru* Cum" With ft - . : major louver, gettlas . 0 Morgan Guaranty Trust Co., the nation's fifth largest, Ignited the steeper-than-expected Increase, saying It felt 11 city aiweld bagla paying the mile 0 . . .1.. ...1.,I ., -' 4 ' N Meanwhile several New York banks raised their prime lending rate by half a percentage point to a historic high of 12~ percent today, leapfrogging the traditional quarterpoint move announced moments earlier by other banks. ", . , , ____ ' . I O4N? A% sA% TOW . . I -. - . 0 P-0 - R . . . owto ro. P I" I . , / 1 . "I . crease. d, ,-..t k~XIJVTI*C-7~ __ by Stan Lee &W Jdw RemNi I Z "kNIC 4 , .1, . 4AR" . 1 - . .! I I ; I . , - , - I 0 .1 , SPIDER-MAN .. I . ~ft ..- (00 YOU "W*Wft a 9uffboh flor . ft eg"? ...,k* Me Ex,oerta" rAd W" right op with the be meow N -Ww" . ON rqdw 090A YONII M" Walt III any 6W a Ile how AW led a tkilid Uvolipi, by IltolkvSeth " the POWN WAS& ffla ww rm mat khwwnew phyrouft, be" *11 1 1 1 111 "iW= am Will With the is bat0_"Wav 7h" _- kv QUONA" WN be, UW in CAPRIOM (Dw. Swan. make rA belies about no to Isse's club kick to wW up OW daAwn am WIN r#=*V. wl 1$) an f' pw._ im-- I I dummy king and played a of a atreag aire to as'IaNpe coaperatiss Of otherL HAPPt? IN AbaSWM I ._ _M 2 ;, - -!:~ IV,"I"II 11 P . 91ML (MOVAPICR WaV,PRU ASSN-I 0swellill Joesby CAN= (Juns 314* 13) A *o% will ad dsdm to ot _-,_ 21) You mW boo ym wUvfts toft. It ~_* qmft _ caskied his m of wedmd a little awly becaiies bark henva, to seek do heath led a secosid h9W to OCCULT Rowen r I'm so .• " - the'Cl raft Iii - last one with, dumo Isalt trump. With just two cards left in each hand, he would lead one of dummy's .diamo, East to raft. SO. , . way emdoW - 9111AIXY MO HAVE ANP W0C 41ivep A JUST LIKE . ft to Pt80YOW tMb 4d d the I WONPEFt IF I I ,rom A "IN YOU rwocnaisp 1/0 Nice- TWIP come INV W40Y Pam Plains P11111 19 i. . • 30 39 Paw 49 ." According to Councilman bly have returned adiamond. South would take his king and cash his an of trumps to find out that West bad been dedt oft we bead. Not upset at South Dealer: Wed Wed MWO N" 511110111111 . return to its tax districts In the city. ui then played the diarriond.- Now Ent could not pick up dummy's trump lead. He would proba. vu1neraw. . _19. 11 .I www thrust 0( providing training for the unemployed or tmderernployed. Ir , . I - street lighting and "fire line" special tnantp to dummy's kingand SOUTH 092 W A Q 1005 * K7 •KQ53 B,r look for y , . SCOPtO (Oct. 14-Nov. fl) live and daring friends to pal No gr With You wos't feat today. You are a bumi. of be in the mood to amend by St"I & N6111111"MI111 . IF Yen doNKA CONIKAIN AVXT rAffr n n the four ;P , - An the commudedw "ped of the . The program has by thie federal dinancii creating diamonds he had drawn a blueprint of-the hvW for you." North was right. South's Play of the trump ace was a 1111M he cmld not afford. He shoula merely have led a 0 AKQ83 0 J54 IV J 8 7 4 93 0 Q9864 0 A2 ' 484 *J976 like to be. . - BUGS BUNNY w=T Gasoline prices rose 6.1 percent, compared with 3. percent in y. Home heating o cos rose percent, a slight deceleration from the 9.0 percent July in- Seminole Employment ".A. for services such a street Hedim and fin h*Wts. The Lake Mary City Council on Th ursday night, by a 34 vote. Iz*tructed Ctt,y ji&tornsy Gary Massey to prepare or' "One trick better,"said v.un n$i mu monthly drop In that category and egg costs also dropped. Energy prices climbed 5.8 percent last month, only slightly less than July's 6.2 percent increase. Since August 1978, the wholesale cost of energy items has soared by 47.4 percent, the department said. _J 77- prehensive Employment . . . . I propierty in increase doiesn't , 0 A 102 by sending for your AEo- make you a force to be C ~ J* .--% I. 1' } • 1076 K 92 • .11053 however, declined 1.3 percent for the fourth straight . I , ft police officers are paid i _____' 7r. ~~'t .. . If Tuesday's special 1 V t 9 "What could I have done" asked South. "Nothing beaks for me.". W Graph Letter thint begins &new reckoned with tod1ey. Owe you With YOIW birthday. Mail $1 for at Y0 M to 5).thl( ea& to A&"raph, Box 0, there inlilt too much 0*11 to RadloCity StatIon,N.Y.1l9. you. . Be sure to specify bliuli dOte. TAURUS (*1120'MSY LMA ( Sept Wkt 0) your no qvM way yies Can get Guard against a tendency today more done today tba a lot of to dominate then With whom people who be"manI --' you associate. Your thur shove. Your unpretentious roolve could nialm you a W& strategy is the answer. . ... LlNnL r SAW HER ) faith in yourself. You ar. , irtilte or crestive ways to obtain low : capable of whieving things on dedreg, your own. Discover with wbbm ARM (March 21-AVU 19) you best get along ronantically Boldness and deterwAnation by Al Vermeer PRISCILLAS 'o' (Feb. I0.Mardi PC ) anybody else's flnacnclal primary target today. Expreas support or help today. H&ve yourself by "allft ingwim o q-& - Extra . . ' mimicatlug In other ways Inflation at the wholesale level - _________________ ___ Don't be dependent upon Material goals should be your . ~ N 66aft .1' Ceti ___ t'i ',p, " ( 1. mediately. - BRIDGE AT Oswald said. Unemployment Blacks: 11 percent, vii' does not start to rise im- Whites: 5.3 percent, up economists have been saying statistical problems. "Sales go down first," he for months - that the economy iaIenijoyment,asmea. from 49 Percent the month salt "Sales did go down in is due for a gradual rise In muvd by & monthly survey of before. second quarter. Then orders unemployment, as a result of households, fell by Black teen-agers: 30.7 drop. That showed up in July In the current recession. By some Auguat to .9 million. Much of percent, an insignificant d August." ByDONNAWM - _______ rt WIN t I (1 vfi - - - protein mods and snacks is you review the foods you've For Friday, September 7, 1979 that they are empl;lad mom been eating to be sure they are YOURBUtTHDAY strung today, don't take 11 out slowly from do stomach - than truly protein foods with limited I on the famfly. Instead, try to We cwtobydrAw, particularly fat content. SeplL 7t " busy yvx" with jects g you COul dawns that all energy. •"°"'t1r and AQUARIUS(Jon. WF& 11) resourceful then you ma ban YourL Menfia faculties are : n in the RuL'This could be actin and ' 'StOtIRlnll'-ncaclen t to laid i is IN& _____________ -_ -_ - The news confirmed what figure for this because of tually unchanged. ) . ~ - - ____ 1. WASHINGTON (UP!) soared 1.2 percent during August, the largest advance since January, as food prices shot upward and energy costs continued to climb rapidly, the government reported today. The Labor Department's latest survey of prices paid for goods ready for sale to retailers was one of the most dismal and offered vivid Id that Americans can expect no immediate f n eetuuuig inflation 'the 1.2 percent rise in wholesale prices during August was slightly above July's 1.1 percent level and was the highest since a 1.3 percent advance registered last January, the Labor Department said. Food ready for sale to groceries jumped 1.2 percent. Wholesale food costs had fallen or remained unchanged between April and July and was one of the few bright spots on the Inflation front. The food prices acceleration was led by sharp gains for fruits and vegetables, coffee, dairy products, sugar, pepper and flour, the survey showed. Pork and poultry prices turned upward after declining for several straight months. Beef and veal prices, - In ft firial analysis, you will HOROSCOPE -- -. lot Of fat calories. A good Pin WOigM 9YOU consume too esamlow would be Ian rood Many Calories, Whether thm -1 U)e visible fat calories come from fats, ~ removed. sweets, protein or Alcohol. U 57 - I - Inflation Soars 1.2 Percent - - - - I - - - 52 'W 0 - I 32 i so ~ - Percent* WASHINGTON (UP!) The forecasts, it will increase to 7 or the decline was among teen decline of two tenths of a pernation's unemployment rate 8 percent or dWly more * agers. cent. Jumped to 6 percent in August next year. Each peicentage Rudy Oswald, chief The department gave these -its highest level in nearly a point represents &bout I million unemployment rates for par- economist for the AFL-CIO, year as the recession began individuals. expects unemployment to rise Uiilar group. in August : to take hold, the Labor The number of unemployed gradually, then more rapidly, ons,the Labor Department as the recession takes hold.. J uly but Much of the Increase, from said, rose from 5.8 minion in lit 1.,h than June. e nation's unemployment 5.7 percent in July, was due to July to 6.1 moon In August. "' rate edged up from 5.6 percent workers being laid off. Adult women: 5.9 percent, to 5.7 percent in July. Despite There wasa sharp increase in £$I reportwas a number of workers laid off. t from 5.5 percent the month the recession, this is still change from the pattern of the Employment declined 50,= in befom roughly the level around which ISi year. The time UIV COI4UIUOU 4at1Y and by Teen-agers: 11.5 percent, it has hovered for the past year. unemployment rate st6od this 125,000 in manufacturing. The up from 153 percent the mocth That is typical of re,cessions, high was September 1978. It has department said there WN Oi'. Me. and fats vegetates. von can even ie jiat carho with ammonia attached to raw apples since there am. The ammods pad Of the fibrous, slowly digested AM amino acicis in the protein 15 won't raise your blood sugar simply grIied off and the very much. • exceis protein bsoomss fat id To give you a better carbohydrate. The atm amf what low blood monla is converted to UfOS ad V4or riedly is and what dimbated, in your wine. should be doing about a diet, There are piety Of high. Health sending you protein foode that are FIlattvSlY Latter number 34, LOW Blood low in fat. The problem, Is that many people thee.. readers who want this Issue_ they haVebSII told E send 75 cents in chick 01' coin protein but that also 000116111 with a long, stamped, I&. o, lola of at uu addressed envelope far good, caluua your request to me, lit Ciii Of hole milk; this newspapier. P.O. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 06, 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/d64ed177ce8a7c6b132d2c957e391dee.pdf f6aeec3ea738d49f87666974cdd60759 PDF Text Text lk - SUNDAY EDITION 72nd Year, No. 58—Sunday, October 28,1979--Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald(USPS 481-280)—Price 25 Cents CHILD ABUSE: Increase In Seminote.e.ReaI Or Imagined? iV*i j t4..', 12—.E v.nlng HiraM, Sanford, Pt. '. , •4 q • 4iI"$ I 4 I.4 44 Priday, Oct. N, im ( ' 10•, I i-...' . . . .... Vonnegut: A Moralist For Our Times' By NORMAN NADEL humanity, as most of us do. Ignites - or re-ignites - a an encounter Vonnegut had questioned by Congressman Harvard years through his NEW YORK (NEA) - Still, he believes that there glow In the heart, and we with a labor union officer In Richard Nixon about his work with the federal Kurt Vonnegut probably Is are a few good and decent count on Vonnegut for that, the writer's native communist associations: government, and his episode the most entertaining individuals, who, more often Measured its Indianapolis 34 years ago. "...why, as the son of un- as a vice-president of for moralist of modern times, than not, lose rather than sustaining of Interest and The union man, an es-coal migrants who has been RAMJAC. RAMJAC is a which accounts for the win the traditional rewards literary grace, "Jailbird" is miner, was a Harvard treated so well by conglomerate which controls popularity of his novels and of life, and he celebrates far superior to his two graduate ("Harvard is all Americans, U i man who 19 percent of all businesses the adoring loyalty of the them in liii stories, previous books, "Warn- through this bock, although I has been sent In the U.S., including the young people who make up Once again, there is reason peters, Foma and Gran. myself never went there," to Harvard by an American New York Times, which it most of his following, to be glad, and reassured, failoona" and "Slapstick." expl'ins Vonnegut In his capitalist, I had been so acquired only because it So whenever a new book of "Jailbird" (Delaeorte Press- In fact, It Mends up well prologue). ungrateful to the American wanted a profitable cat food his appears, it generates an Seymour Lawrence, $9.95) is among his best writing The friend, Powers economic system." company owned by the eager and sometimes ap- the odyueyofa loser, ifever "Cat's Cradle," "God Bless Hapgood, had been In court Starbuck admits his an- Times. prehensive curiosity, to see there was one; and the You, Mr. Rosewater," and that morning on a labor case awer was unoriginal: "Why? Is fine satire, If he's dill keeping the faith. forces of greed, cruelty and the ultimate Vonnegut story, and the Judge had asked: The Sermon on the Mount, fitting"Jailbird" some bitter truthe and He's old enough - M - to contempt for ordinary "Slaughterhouse Five, or "Mr. Hapgood, why would a sir." events Into the mosaic of a have long since corn- people impose their heavy The Qikfren'i Criasde." man from such a "Jailbird" opens on the novel. What It says about promised his high hopes for hand on the plot. But it dill Genesis of "Jailbird" was distinguished family and day that Starbuck, at the age dtitudmshntoda'a America, - --' - , with such a fine education of 14, Is awaiting release about greed and choose to live you do?" from prison, having iiijd otjonaJ hncMfferuiic "Why?" said Hapgood. time for his unintentional to ordlnery people, Is said I I . g "Because of the Sermon on Involvement In Watergate. explicitly and cleverly, but v ... the Moist, air." He wound up worng for without rancor. Regret, On the l two pow o( Nixon. . rather, Ia the tow offtg "Jailbird," the dory's - From that point, it drifts tale, leavened with hops and amiably fatalistic forward and back bi time, as agr.M Jed ofhumor. protagonist, Walter F. Vonerut Modes Vonnegut is indeed Starbuck, recalls being cikwitodo, from Stbsick's keeping the faith. H.rae Plots by Tern NOW Anyone— could be a child abuser' By DIANE PETRYK Herald Staff Writer (First of two parts Irritated by her baby's prolonged crying, and alone at home with no one to talk to, a young mother's loneliness and frustrations are magnified. She shakes the Infant but the crying continues. Losing her temper, she twists her baby's arm until a bone breaks. Day after day, a teenager comes home from school to parents who refuse to talk with him and who insist he stay in another part of the house. When her mother isn't home,a father "punishes" his Ityear-old daughter for alledged wrong doing by insisting she submit to his sexual advances. A couple feeds, clothes and cares for one of their two children. The second child Is left to fend for himself. He is usually hungry, dirty and ill-clothed. A father constantly tells his son he Is stupid, clumsy and worthless. This is child abuse. It manifests Itself in myriad ways. Emotional neglect, physical neglect and verbal abuse are part of It, as well as J . _______________________ •• J i _ I - •- • _1 1$— — 'T 1 LA. 'I' J1 fi — . r Senior Ctizen's Discount Doys . site on his bed aa contemplates kh latest story' FALLING BACK AGAIN ••— h h I h Ik)Lt ,, , Q@ - YW dMnl WNW ect that. At my Shell Auto Care itation, being good with your hands Isn't good enough. My mechanics have tobh codified by ShelL.Or by N.I.A.S.E., an independent national organization dec11. cited to high car repair standards. • - - service and front-end work. Each must be passed. You see, I back my work in writing. So any mechanic I him has to do more than tell me how good he Is. He has to prove it. - Visit us. duds our speclel hour lessen If you W40 up phi dsy. TM Go hi! Plaid. Is. No all lbs biorfihijin, yen need W anete VW em redpe for turn_Isellc lad., chiNsil,.. manks, Ssngal tigers, a plscs Isphaule eda flsdnbs ruMors welt.Shelled uy rides and in efleb1ened carousel emit lbs ysadfuIlaso, Came fi lbs Csol Florida Is., where The price is rmesnabls and Is atWacliesu we as sualwelas Its KeeN. '4 g. S • - - lURSs MIs t$$1tIIf IN NS.IS1IWII *1 Cs_•al pI z • • . P DIUCTIO00$ Late" -u.s. wee seer $sml ad MWAN HOW r . •- . : , .-•----------- _____ - ••••_••j••,.,,. -. • - Furnaces 'Must' For Head Start The Head Start program of Mrs. Spenser said lire code Seminole Community Action violations which caused the (SCA) is facing another crisis, closing of the centers In ByGARYGRAU , Severs! of the centers were Altamonte Springs, Midway Herald 1110 Writer - -• "• closed for failure to meet fire and Bookertown earlier this A Seminole County and Orlando area jazz musician, 1dm codes earlier this year. The year have all been corrected cIan In Martin's " pider" Marlin, and another rt.thne centers have now all re-opened. and approved by the Seminole band were still In custody without bond Saturday at the range qt, according to Portia County fire department. County Jail after being charged by federal officials with the Spenser, Head Start director, Two hundred children, four Wednesday robbery of the Lake Monroe Post office. • . the project now must raise and live years old, are Included Mart* 48, and 53-year-old James Young, both of Orlando, were a between $4,000 and $5,000 to in Head Start classes at five charged with the robbery, which netted about $125 In cash and '1I purchase and install furnaces, centers throughout the county. darpa and 1$ lank money order Leading the fund-raising The centers In addition to those Martin, whose nickname originated from the tune "Spider" he I drive for the furnaces Is Eddie mentioned are located in pIysâ, aa been active in the central 144 developing a • Martin, chairman of the Sanford and Oviedo. , • Jan column for "Frsebird,"a local Music magazlae,and playing ••--' :'- •' project's policy council. • ' • •'t .,., q--• . Mrs. Spenser said there are • -. , in local dubs. Be also recently appeared with Tony Bennett and -r -• .."The centers in Midway, 20-25 total vacancies at the Bean contract ny t.ewis. Be is under to Burnett's Imprav The Eighth Street heane after renovations Altamonte Springs and various centers and urged ___ Bookertown must have fur- parents who wish their children Lake Memo. Postal Clark Carmen Qeek related the following flares," Martin said. "Federal to participate to contact her at iscidmis Co federal aiglioritlft She sai' a man allegedly money has been used for the SCA office, 1101 Pine Ave., u" 2pm. and asked about buying a money order, but tsoffice about __ __ c renovations to comply with fire Sanford, 3Z!-M. 10 wiftut a codes," Martin said. The Head Start program, llwman allegedly returned at 3:15 p.m. and demanded all the ____ _____ "We are____ asking for donations sponsored by SCA for more pad office's money orders, she told officials. is said abs gave ___ from businesses, clubs, civic than 10 years in the county, is the man money orders and then another men allegedly jisoped ___ organizations and the citizens designed to give the childre n of owir the costar, grabbed her and took her to the bathroom where of Seminole County," Martin low-Income famili es a head be ed 1 wrists and ankles with a p'i"c r.p resale to persons with low and Those who may apply to been filed so far for the pur, said. "We are asking the start on school by having them moderate Incomm Herald Weller 'After being r,kseed, Mr.. Q.ek notified p-Ial imsdora of purchm the home mid fail chase of h house. These ap community for help to keep our in a learning environment with Seves g I, A ad g..jj, Work done on the two- within the following Income pikitions mid be reviewed to children warm and to keep other children the same age.— seen the men driving who he first appeared at the iftic. were Caidy ' may - their bedroom hones mostly by 88* scale: faullyof 141,*; family determine eligibility including these centers open," he said. DONNA ESTES of osoing theic crews ""Wv 'sfl.Uen of a of 347,380; (wIly of 340,250; Izme, credit rating and other nest dey, Padal Carrier Al Sayer ipdI.d a car matellig em h=ssems tine. The tint new reel, bdalletion of nMaal (wIly of 440,110; family of S. factors of seaappticent. lank At Altamonte dsscrIum In Orlando, wu be in the mad fe, weeks, gas (or central besting, water $9,780; family of $411,310; t Wilson amid a lottery system ,, m. is.. at sit E. huath wI cooking pwposes, (anIlyol74IO,Nl and familyu( will be used to decide which After following the car tlwosi ( ace and Postal Mall Robbed, 2.A $aa(erd rsaevM.d by the new halbeonu fixtures, new $ or mere $11480, Wilson said. apm,I.iJ jfl be given the *dars dojed the hive,, Martin, and arridid him hav 5130119rd 568dag AirIty eledric refrigerator and a (rout Apokstions may be made at OW KwAy of purchaft the Plitide delver's hc'e OW I - (101*), will be rime for pw,. perRk 1,11060ft13yettob. thealArnlce,llNE.FirMSt., h.. H. said the iurciaa.r BMW. chase by a low or moderate dean. 8ai1 4 S.iIott W have to pay theee per cud The Federal Housing Wiloon amid the perdiase, of the prcia., price as a down orJsrdMartle Mosms IWAY wkhltthe nest &SIArde Donald P. DI*Ich vi U these weeks. ad Young held in Orange Cavity Jail without baud. AdrMiOn Ms valued the repair, renovation and payment and also mid pay =TheCleck ..........4* Ilsr.soope Housing A Pro*ect May Bring Joy To 7 Families _ _ ---•' '' • In Robbery led *M0 Osumber U, - it SEOUL, South Korea (UP!) Jiman, a military cadet, stood Central Intelligence Agency Immediately confirmed by the - President Park Chung-hee beside their father's casket as Director Kim Jae-kyu invited government was slain by his Intelligence top aides paid their respects. Park to a dinner party Friday Seoul was reported quiet, but chief Friday night In what the Among them was Prime evening at a dining room used tense, once its 7,7 million people government first said was an Minister Choi.Kyu-hah, named by the KCIA in Kungjung.dong learned about the president's "accident" but now believes acting president after the district near the presidential death. Government tanks may have been an assassins. shooting Friday night. The palace. surrounded the sprawling don plot, government said Park died of An argument broke out presidential palace, known as ., The government announced I during the dinner between Kim the "Blue House," located in • today that Kom Jae-kyu, head See related stories, Page ZA .. .. and Park's chief bodyguard, the northern part of the city. of the Korean Central Intelli. P., haJi'chulKtmpulledagun -Details of Park's state gence Agency, has been his wounds at 7:50 p.m. (6:50 believed to be a pistol and funeral are incomplete. His ... . •.• removed from his pod. An a.m. EDT). opened fire. His shots mortally body Is lying in state In the earlier statement said Kom was The government put the wounded Park, Qa and four prealdentlat palace, from which ',...• , etglr. country under maittal others, an official said. he ruled South Korea for 18 .z.. •. gated by martial law au law, closed all schools, imposed The government said the years. thoritleg. press censorship and banned all shooting probably was PiSlUlid Kim, known as Park's The KCIA chief reportedly public assembly, because It was not customary confidante who headedclose the Shot Park during a restaurant (.boi, known as a moderate, for Kim to can a gun to dinner KCIA since 1976, was arrested quarrel with the president's was named acting president with the president. chief bodyguard, who also was after the gàvernment an. A Seoul radio station, Radio and was being questioned by •• •••. killed along with four others. nounced Park, 62, died of his Dong•A, reported Park was martial law authorities. Kim frontand the same There was no Immediate wounds. shot by Kim in the head and hometown,came Sunsan, were Shelley Siprell at House of Clocks at Altamonte Mall rewinds set of clocks to word Ofl What motives may chest and he also killed Park's classmates at the Korean The Pentagon ordere4 the bodyguard. remind all of us to turn our clocks back one hour late Saturday before retiring, or have led to the shooting or what The radio said four presiden. Military Academy in 1946. 39,000 American troops in South early Sunday morning as the nation returns to standard time. Under the Uniform the quarrel was about. The body of the 62-year-old Korea on combat readiness Us! security guards outside the Park, an army general, came Time Act of 1966, most of the United States goes on daylight savings time the last Park, who led his country for alert as a "precautionary building heard the gunfire and to power on May 16, 1961 after a Sunday in April, then returns to standard time the last Sunday in October. The more than 38 years of In. measure" and warned North rushed Inside, but were gunned coup. lie first ruled the country changeovers occur at 2 a.m. local time, when clocks are set forward an hour in creasingly authoritatian rule, Korea against taking ad- down by Kim's subordinates, as head of a military junta and April, and turned back an hour In October. The change affects all states but lay In date at the presidential vantage of the sudden crisis In indicating the shooting was an for the last 16 years as an the south. Arizona, Ilawali and parts of Indiana, which have exempted themselves under "Blue House." organized scheme on Park's elected president with sweeping His two daughters, Kun-hae The official version of the life, executive powers granted him provisions of the law. and Kun-yung, and his only eon shooting was that Korean The radio's account was not by a 1972 constitution. Two Jaded There are tests for brake' work, tune-ups, air-conditioner ' the county. Whatever the reason, caseworkers at local offices of Health and Rehabilitative Services (HUSI, the state department charged with investigating child abuse, have their hands full. HRS has the responsibility for the initial Investigation in any child abuse case. In any suspected case, If HRS counselors believe a child is In immediate danger they may remove the child from the li me with a hearing to be held In juvenile court within 24 hours. If he feels there has been abuse, a juvenile court judge may ride the child "dependent." "There's no question that In the two-year period between 1977 and 1979 we've seen a 100 percent increase in the number of dependency cases handled by hitS," said Tom Weinberg, Seminole County HItS supervisor. Although dependency cases can involve runaway and ungovernable children as well, the bulk of them are child abuse cases, Weinberg said. In 1977, he said, there were 560 dependency cases reported and investigated by HItS in Seminole County. In 1978 there were 972 cases. In the first nine months of 1979 there have been 686 and Weinberg said he expects the number to be well above 1,000 by the end of the year. Traditionally, child abuse is more prevalent in the last three months of the year, he said. Of the 560 cases investigated In 1977, 86 resulted in children being temporarily removed from their homes. In 1978 liftS took 94 children to temporary shelter homes. Cheryl Laws, local HRS counselor, has been dealing with child abuse cases for seven years. She said she Is sure the number of cases Is up. "Right now this area of Florida is experiencing it tremendous increase in transient population." she explained. "These people think they are going to find stability. "But they get down here," she said, "and find rents and See ABUSE, Page IOA President Park Stai0 n, May Have Been ' Plot' ' y - F L physical attacks and sexual abuse. In Seminole County, officials are handling more child abuse cases than ever. Opinion Is divided whether this is due to an actual Increase, In abuse or an Increase in reports of abuse due to heightened awareness. Or, it could be a natural result of an increase in the child population of _______ _____ urn t •---,•• • - e Fag. 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J'U& IL W 'V . r,t : IM II ., BRIEF 1 -h an Goner ft . 2&-A-10iop Mellow" dun : 1Mi.i.v t ""M aimmomi d UA& H, MN SALVADOR, ieadsr('JPI) n)In1 JuMa ha appealed to IsRiMs to free twe Cj miniders held hootage for to . . 'd$0 Mm tb od oft gMto f ---. * The 12dsylld JiMa thauppul un" MirQy afte$ moody rlethig by m.mkin. 01 the IsRIM FipuIr Revobdionary Bloc Mopped a honsocm1eg rMly and spioch Thuraday by ($0tIea DunMk hider Jars Napoleon Duarte. I4tIsts ducnlbsd Deals, the loser $0 the 12 fraudulent pr'ddmt$0J d.il'ous who rdomsd fr, a seven-year sails $0 Va,rml., M '*I11 S1$" ad a "psçpat of_t1th5'i." Two Po* Iom WU@M Wed k do =M d _ 500ther were jwed,jeanaIlMs at thj.o..ait No meMlon was made 01 FreiMo Qaiunsat, loser of the fraudulug WI? pr.,44—ial irtluss, iho nelures today from • m. Garver aid pitc are uiiii If the hook's smelly jetu as 1e $i' FBI oShee, Ich $0 $0. ,,vjp.q$0 Use esse, has the . . 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I . ~ . . 11',~,,.;,: .~ , A gift of warmth' cardigans in popular colors and styles, Acrylic knits In sizes S-M-L. 141101111111 a, 11111111"111111011 . • 7 ~ . - 4 1 S . . - i°• I' . T 1, .X Wi ;71 1;T_ ,% ' - ____ - :j I. 1 ~j ; - .. ; ourreg. 13.96-15.96 Date &KtØPi*$ be" NV A111101111111111111111111111 I :j 5 $ Gell d____ meager for 5(lda, $0 ill aid also worked on ether assipusuids for the ins agscy. ii a4fr1 Gould's "Mum asa aee.mas b, duedpo01illeradPidhekV01theflhuISr Eveing PM from 1151 to 1W. __ .~.~.L-,. . I :I 'Sq rIt ''•"•''' I ii ____ - i.I I she's mat favors her son, the 5-.. 4.lj" f ' Mews j(jjjj 01 prsidsnt, In his hid for reelection, ________ p$ug (4$j's Iliyesr.cld mcthr was 32 minMes late Friday for her tier of the displaced homemaker facility at Mille, College, "pod for midlo .aged women who, throegh divorce or w1dowhood,find them. sives on theirfor the firM time $0 their live.. $41 wait d.l1ded to be here," eke aid after a brief tour. "1 know so many women juat like the women here, and I can't wait to pg back to W&thigton to tell people about Useworhhere. . -. - %,PIIII. qls.' 'JIWI : CARDIGANS Iola Miss Lillian Tours C enter OAKLAND, Calif. (UP!) — !A1' Caster visited the __ naIIos's firM __ aMer for___ "('pieced homemakers and told - fl: ';;''"-'' . _ 1,41 etum -': - -• - ,1 f1f " I - 'I-I " . . . _j I __ Fashion ______ 3.' I • LADIES , -4W- - -. .- •LS. bl_—. . Ô1PITAL NOTES S I Inn1 LII , ,, I. II 4 -. I,... I .11 I * 1 p514 II7% ( f ' ____ - - CHARGE IT! WE HONOR I , - "I'm not even going to ask for - I' II ' r.,.-.,!5.r.;. .. ____ -4 1 '*a5' cW ril& .. L L . I . 1? I :i':::.,: 'I L I . - I , t1- -5 .' . I - fe,lGI"I'f RACKI 1~.,' , 2_1 - I , , '. 1. . ) .1a.. . U11UTY 111.11? , ' •W'Ii1HSICI '' II.ICY MI. i1(.!1.'rl1I '5.I . 7 • •7.• 1' •. II.. •• ..s,tii: I t - I ) - I,' SiI$ I — ______ l : 1 R ~ death $0 their Math cosidy home ir having ache saying they were &daM over fii boa'l. H. was S • • 5 4 il AI_ a1ke.i 111111 •. 4i : !I14 iiWi 'lae ii ______ ____________ . L ifflhir - . - ~ ..- . •----I f ' • ~~J... III V!1''~ I • .- --• , ut'; f A -: . ___~, MILl.. VALIZY, Calif. (UPI) — Retired nevomars Ita,aII Gaid apparaily aiM his wil, ad himself to ,•. .t- 5 5 • . . •'' j5; . - ;;, .• ••• 5. - 111- 1~ ,, ..;.: I: ff """""" W"'Im — Reflr•d Newsman kills 5.11 -•• • • - - • .r:w 'uiui I- Y_,s M!r ______ _____ I: kj., - ;i NEW ORLEANS(UPI) Major candidates for governor 01 [4wiarj the open-primary election I reporters everyone 5 " ..: Z- n - 5 L• : - 1 _ _ 5.. • , • .' .• -- roglo '.spett.d today ada 1* ides ad slId timpuriures. Waken for Rep. Dm1eoi, D4&, the only R.pIei4 $0 the iace and usvllirit poll loader, said he would Meat S am. and apri" v'v5' 01 the day on the 1 teliplicile raising money to pay for the canpelgo, which had cost him $3.2 million as 01 Oct. It. - 55 S i'S'S i 11 7 .. •1 - iiIE SA\FII%IG PL.ACE (W 1. - :' - tp,, •s .01I ?- • - I 1 Arico__laniMolaboMl.4mlWonpouoas,or .5. '4 -. Lousiana Elections It - . • (or lon. 4= Codefendants, Marietta realtor Anna Jeannette Evans and former Summerville, S.C. police U. Alton Bart Hood also were sentenced to life for the conspiracy with Thevis that led to the ambush slaying of Rog'r Dean Underhill, a onetime Thevis associate who later turned government Informant. AVE. !- - • IlL. p1...I-,d II... mercy," pornographer Mike Thevis told U.S. District A Court Judge Harold I.. Murphy, Friday, &ft.r he had been s e ntenced plus 32 years in federal prison on his f conviction toon life racketeering charges. "I'll fight and fight ____ ~ SahdWi ài F ; iIt - ha anwha 1111111111111, ~_qw > ' - _ r—N!=.. jEv AjMwaifuk j,-, 1 . - - 2.62 1 0 IROQUOIS 4 • -• • DeLand, Mt. Dora 8. Kissimmee Daily p-c, SUN. ii Thevis Pledges To Fight .- , .. ! ". ,,~ - . 11 I ''~,"- • \oia .1 5 ? Shop Orlando and Sanford daily 9:30-9:30 Sun. 126 SUTrON, Mass. (UP!) Sen. Edward Kennedy late 'Friday directly criticized President Carter for the first ., time, only hours after he lot ftbe known he had decided to rim for the presidency, because he felt Carter and his aides were not up to the job. Kennedy blamed Carter and the president's team for allowing InfiMloss to nearly triple since he came to office. When Kennedy was asked if he would formally an-11 nosace his candidacy before Thanksgiving, he replied, "Yes, of course so." Kennedy, noting Carter had recently said the American people mud be ready to lower their '1gM', saId In the Depression of the 130@ and the recession of the -No American presidents did not give p. "What we 1 seek Is the same take.charge attitude." be said. TEryAhsy MaCalan was load not putty ci both caMs of ad ..ai h.ttiry $0 drcit coal Friday by. jay ci: 1 fo ma i'd two woma. 21,01 Casiib.rry, was arreMod Aeg. 1, after police load him $0 bar with a Ilysar-old (Made woma who r1 od eke had keen forced lids her car at kitipuhi aid rapot TO 1 . -. . . ,A 'c4kii .'isci Toni Kennedy Will Announce --'- - Herald Phot o by £ I ; - A .i41 W 14 • -••- . 11 • Has Caflcsr, wP I m .. -. - !"- I and fight sadil there's nothing left, and I'm a long way from exhausting my energy." __ - ___47 '!I A;. .• , • "Dive Jackson, a spokesman for WE, said. W*\ \k 4 . - - will help make room In the commercial sites in dealing ,,:with medical research aid Industrial low-level wastes," NOT GUUlT ____ ___ '-r- rotr ___ .5 - mrida t$0'o an atarI.. ada lLVhsiathatrlspppsied$0 ufIrt 01 the -, MS $0piwv •uu speleaye1 tI-ded" ,frá = *1 .1leMtosputy." -V ft m.._5.5. -- , - DOE research-and defense-related facilities and laberatoriel. A total of 450,000 cubic feet of 10w4evel waste was to have been buried at commercial sites this year by the DOE, an announcement said. "The Department of Energy anticipates that this action - -1 __ '. I . ': ' L CONDON STIlL IFBIOV$ ,_...cw111!It prrri es da ibleka in me d IS* ween two other hear ShiUcha St. Lash ad we year ___ - :- L- *' .,.,for IIJL $eLine (UPI) —si'ñulujfoIsirci the — he aiub Prhs :i kywha6$0 mete medunieIn the Ii. PaMdid he ee ad $0 allOy smid I miWs 01 -- . •.. • • i.1&L. 1111111111'" 4V 0 KING OP4,ILV"w,4af(UP1)$,'VImeid ad ow Grrt.a .ep 01 w4rsk and, sIud hsçw eae k$0aWsCa -- - . - rte - ___ ___ - 5 - - __ - BANGKOK, ThIIai4 (UPI) — k a ouim mive Cambodia Ismued a uiir'- today omohilly rejidleg aplas in on bdev 01 the LWW liMos by ee U.S. seniors to move 1,IIS ties 01 fued ad 'tlei applies per day for the relief cii' is'ed 2.32 I1* bo&_ass who lace gareMies. • The Cambodian FonsIga Mhatatry 'nergeticaUy . rejects the. plan .(.id $0.1 par ...rios by ths. American ide," the il ins egesny 01 the VIM. sw -'ked geveiieM $0 Phemi Peek, bat eve a 's fir the reia. • • -, c ___ Hem was aide piL aid— Ma , — _IJga ir .I --was ________ Carla, ales vised Part "a es Mad 01 AmerIca, a The Slats r- .silaud i VI'IUIat that was SNUIPY Machefty, - able hukr." ter, whom bleat ad duet liMed at Mirth Lines: ,*' PilkY Isd sat the s "The Uiusd Slates regurdothemitinasas IMUU1NUIO the was far from Parks aihenitaim rule. ISdoll "Nm.lkidteli$0 LIne.'I *o'Lic derni.l" br lipidIc .1 Lone ad argus ralkiN * the put of A 'Ike tilled liii pveieat aim wieka t.meke it clear that tIeS) N.M at hiaiiI.ii with Ms treaty ioiw The main U.S. worry was Parka deidh void tonçt North to the lipidic 01 Lire. IS any iMaraul a4'l to .jii the Line to t mllilay adaMps of the —t't political ilhustlea the lipidic ii Lines." aNeMia. Acoerleg to a reaM IJI.TILMI Mirth Karma — 1 -------- wa uptid with the IIeeseIpart * trsspsilapthskefder,tomom$hs meat's sidalag the IS U.S. Wairy DMMaui $0 loath Lire. cia 15,115 aiMs. . 111y $0aun,d dun atata. • • Iii posd the IJitid Stiesto IevMM a deilis. I. with' Ta add _pr1. PreM Carter r"id Ad le ha, ins cube Us 'daey psrseeal fromJs Kites. __ - LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UP!) Sites In five Mates have 'been chosen by the Department of Energy for poasible disposal of the government's low-level radioactive waste. The sites were picked because two previously selected :camrnerc1a1 nuclear dump sites were closed. The government said 18 percent of the waste destined commercial nuclear dumps In 1979 was generated by A 17.year.cld Sanford $0cycliat who seffurid a ekull fracture: D1, fo an accdoM ci UP. 1Bwq ITS) was mm: hi iaIth, cure Friday at Florida 11eti $eidb. JODTWWWUIDnfimcoo f000Vul7 ha*Ial ."Bi neportid Friday aItinnOOL 1. j" TEase, 114 FMulii Qrcls, win n1 with the e be .eth As he was attack from b*1a, The *tverdth. ear, Vlria Ii. )itllci 1$, d1313 Olve Ave. SmhK ha a pse ftied egieM her. I"ig s pc&e emoer y Beray any wilasses to the 2:41 p.m. .eddeat to coidart him. __ raido (i Kye.bth the Uiusd Stat.. "will coatime to dad ftrm1 "to p1 g n,rtipta. ____ I otmrs Korea North 5 States Chosen As Sites '.1 For Nuclear Waste Dumps w - I . EveninqHera!d,Si,iik'I I. ::: ' I rklav at a sperial i,ieeting it )loIid.i liin on l,ake !onroe. 1' 10111 tiit' It'lL are. Pat 1.i br, "' owner of Seminole ppIian e C ('o.. Sr i e tar y : Itod ('OleII)lIl, (D-OWflrt' of (i1(s Dv Nan, ticasitii'r : Shorts Iboliinan railiii atl Ci (ising, ilit t'( (or: bun Edwards. I IoHday mis manager. t right. incoinitig Slt:% president flick Barnett, 0% IiI'I of the Book lark, accepts gavel frmn outgostig Sit, president I - IN BRIEF La Sharp, 32, 01ici, wa dp'd Wb rI: .Ia,adacsd$0e(iMyJall$0Iieuo1: g j pssrm.s was at 1:32 p.m. Frly.: rth $7 ahortly tofu,, he: 4 14 mhwp illy pg to the friM door of the Mote, aceotng to security gi'r4 WiPloms. WUI aid Sharp heaved a dioppini cart at Wlift before e sarp.tt the oSheer aipid'ed th batween ftve and to : W1mm. aid the More 'IF r1. çl$ lacidids each week. - oseXodSlysorodd. " .- - GUARD flhfI(t'I S of Liii' .in \(' .4 1 Wompft to be Tbaroday? the Tar, - Ama NNTAUN'IOWIA7F P.m... Mile ISIS t week from - 'docked ode at the A3 Ties TIOi balch, IS) F. MIalOMS " Taco lies DsMirdOpsrMl.us Cinild ,!1, kid ',Ms man or ot Locidi, pwd tee M ft idfl..'ds. Aceerl to faev, ueeral psipli regularly $0 and eM of the ares. He aid whim he wed to pM the begs oat ci the sofe Thuraday thay were '- w _a Polk. list ni.ssers m.,'ijTooner ait 8e'd Ikey r— '-rd esslod for abs t_ t•" The i dot mel.. cim — 1n kir ad a miMacke. I$0 Wa ar)4eg a keisfaus End wsarW dat brown, sit, a plaid t aid wW.rke .ss. He $0 bensd I. be bat. ___ cook u pJ - , &• R•nrts * Courts Rakef $.$0i. ymdasIassai'. Td RbIcht 111111111111110 niom dlrsmsr 01 the book aid El Salvador Rulers Appeal For Release Of nos es __ Action " ft V" of bar daughter on O& 19 ftm the bw the girl: rida $0 INpea Middle School. 1 of Meai indadins • Ii the IS:V ch podo0t, calculMor, keys, aid shiM $3 in CHANGING 1 NAfl - - ON ~ • - __ 11111111111111111111111 LLIILS (02991 11519111 saTINS IN AT U11110111 AT ISYINS 1L441127 - •. S Hand-heid spotkght ha o power rating. yet it ol)t cigarette lightet' Saw dl F ki$$IMMEL HWY. 192 vnhIsI_Ai INAUIINAVE I)14 cri'Jte•- i -v TlI 511 DtIANO - 1201 SOUtH IUJ.M0 . • / -- "It UAMUTf %IWES1 iuni '1, ROAD : . ' / ' ,.,J ft . - 1 '. .- :T* I 0 ------ ___ __ __ _____ �.---.-f- - ....--.-. -.."--... -- .-.----•--.--•...-..-- -- -. - - -. - - z-. ' - - - -. - I • I - -. - ' ':• •:- . - - . • . ( \ I - - '! _..-a__- . .. -- --- - - _________ - I - - ---- -- - - r -- - -- - .- -. - - -- - - - - - .- - - - - - - -. - - - - IL._-ft - ?-T..-.b4..i*I 41.- drvi4, ' - ---- - ' - -r ' "r -, ,' -i ', t • ., %, -. '->.- -i - i% -. - - -..---- ..-., - -.... 0 t- - - 1 I .. Ewming Heiald Around (UPS 1i$) r !.i.wood City Coismslos passed an emerimey .reeeu : power boats from IA. W of Wimor Mimer ar r id a had burn OPeisting a pi bedbea aol s_er.Th lid the hslro heater ca.ed.iweHtoeu1omosth.amMhleks:, d did ed ot Mviiilmply to aid the po '"ftIIt be the Wntu. VIMMM ci the IPlay l atfuraueun.dim.uiurtO N doji be jell aid a Roe ad to eased $100. * N. FRENCH AVE., SANF0RD FLA. 32771 Arestde3SS.322.11or$314I3 $undsy, OCWW It 1$7-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publishir THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD 0. BECK, . Advertising Director Horn. Delivery: Wek, N cents; Meih $310 I Months, $32.00; Yea, $43.00. By Mall: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.25; I Months, $34* Yew $17A. diould podp*m father disomios all oar nest r" melng vlsi he adoa by After liduiung to a lunØky en Jullan's ut_ Langws.d Realtor B. D. (Ho) wo city. soulngãs, ci t WWisCoIlst,IIII1SbeisrtheC*yMWMY,lntI bekliathatMlitmee'd.omWINerUymIW I N Wi soything he lid mer he said 'Good evening, laSe Md $r'nos-'" ___ V&V . [. .<1 • • , Kid.don'tkno*lmwwdI.tMyaretlsedays. Lrngwo.d City Attorney Ned Ju an Jr. . __ "1Ome JellS ShiP4rum vu Sliai'd Qty e$sd Ms written re4'M'en to be read Monday relathV some ci the toli told ci the early days In but wee ___ ad at the mli. If hIs sari were A ?rsm iiocsy, vie by Iii Th. Clock II it vu wtvui ci criticiri ci same ci tiis Ssderd died Oct. 1$ at the age ci s. a stuns her brother ByJANE caseiiamy lepI advice frE the e' 1 in as well as vu playing with, and ac'dIy duk It audience.__ 'You're probshiy tWit," said Mayor her ld when they won. thr Jose lir" "bet be f*aus to Ned I thInk we __ , I f%fllk Il/ti S SS "Licking back, that was the best thing that hap. pined to me ass child," the recalled, "for several medhe I didii't have to get up at 3 am. to mil k the cowsi" Jabs said Ms grandfather Nels Julius and piiubalbii Josephine had a lsxge family because they needed the haiida to help IinI the dairy. ___ No soonir had Youth !rograms Inc. moved Its _H 1I'.JIV IvoalngNeraN.$aslwd,PL __ ofticooutoftheSanfordSemlnole J4cees building toGreatee Mall In Casselberry than Seminole Youth Services moved Into their former location on Frindi Avenue. ,. "~ Diltona Ares Qiamber of Commerce is tring to pta team together to represent Deltona in the Golda Age Olympics In Sanford N3v. 5-10, Dultisilie 55 ci Over Interested in participating in the events, may contact the chamber at 668-5522. ~. $usdoy,Oct.le,lm-IA Parties _1 Politics.. ".., Our *1 I - i Readers W. Need Strong America ~.i~ 1, !" Southward Bows Out First, let an say, I am a snail businessman who strongly believes In Write lamed bragging, but Ihave been an to the pediatric pulmonary clinic in Gainesville. Sue was admitted accessory to the saving of $10440 for hospitalization Aug. 25, 107L After million of the taxpayers money, Over that hospitalization she was no at the the years, by opposing the wade of the Gainesville outpatient clinic for several taxpaers money on boondoggle., that months and was again admitted as a -were designed to mmdi the few at the patient on Dec. 25, lVZ$. Upon her esponiecithemany. Two Mom are release in January, after extensive the St. Jobs-Indian River Canal and treatment, we we advised that Mire the Si. Jolms River Council. The message to the taxpayer In this treatment would have to be In Orlando. Subsequently, Mary was seen at the is: "You can do It McCloskey If you try, Orlando clinic which Is located at even If there are four "av thim" to the Florid. Hospital. The clinic had very one of a. Sincerely yours, for letting private limited knowledge of Mary's condition and her chronic disease was becoming capital sink or swim by lieU, without progressively severe. Sue did not the federal camel's nose In the tad. & B. "Jim" Crowe respond to changes made In her Executive Director c*igoing treatment program. I was F.F.E.O.A. unaware radII due later confided In me bow much she missed the familiarity and comfort of the Gainesville clinic. Politicians Just Blabber The emotional trauma of being refused Everyone Is complaining about the treatment where she was known was high cod of oil and gasoline. I wonder devastating to a yow', cooperative how many people stop long enough to patient. think of some of the reasons that have The Orlando clinic personnel, hibros* on this high cost. Our security eluding the excellent physician who iii. loose and In that our leaders and volunteers his time to help children odaidens jug blabber everything out with cystic fibrosis, were efficient and and the news media just can't wait kind, but the ravages of the disson but totell all our secrets to all the could not be arrested. For mot than world. S three weeks during this time Mary and Our politicians and leaders are I were administering her intravenous always boasting and bragging that we medication at home, monitoring me the richest cowitry In the world. ID oxygen, giving the customary oral the meantime, the leaders from these medications, mixing and giving various rich oil countries bear this and decide aerosol solutions and doing three that shies we are so rich, than we can pOdUTal drainage treatments daily, pay the price If we want their oil. These Several time there were tats night very American leaders who are reactions to medications or InbI'aUI4 about bow rich we are don't traveflors blockages which we could tell the other side of the dory. not anticipate and were poorly Since President Johnson's adequipped to handle. Although we both ministration we have been In a spunwould have felt more secure with her in ding spree and have been spending the hospital, we continued a homebound more than we have been taking In and teaching: schedule and new the doctor have been nthb4 this Was money and andor were at the Florida Hospital for decreasing the value of our dollar jiat blood tests almost daily an exhauskig to keep our Mad above the water. We and fntgt*eedngexpenlence. Also dwlng mIgM call OuIolves the IIChSatCOIiitrY this time I was attempting to manage In the world: but we are probably the the home, care for other children, and deepest In debt of any coraitry hi the cam' full '4u'lond at the university world. In order to support my ingle.psnnt We haven't bad a balanced bidgat In family In the fu*up. many years and sill we can balance Finally, 5ftur 5 period of rapid our budget, we would be revise to say deterioration, UVini kedache., and that we are rich. Intense breathing difficulty,. Mary was 'ibis coratry was founded ad made re'adunitt.d to the Gainesville hospital great by the people who were Menbie because the Orlando facility was "not sad livid within their meson and did for pesaitiyeed"to handle her cone. their country to malie it great. Thday Even with e Orlando doctor's we are living be a boastful generation ueemmDdi, p.114 CMS oMrlsl w" warn evenythiag and gills I _tUsh UNiSS 1NN hours of waiting on our part. The adpruMllu&. em. said that It was what I mimim vu too lit.; )lsry had didfurmy own" and ast what my build on, had led phS country did fur me that made it so weigM, and us emotionally J.paiwd VOL over the long delay In her expected Stephen (1. aIt Sr. rmc• Seafood Idoadquedlonthel*olthe SPICE Clarifies Position diotriding policy and the convenience patients baft. I do 1551 we of$p macoption to the MtOY hUWNi,that a chronically in refuses the lavoivemuit to ci our Md whose condition Is poor should in the 1111181oft ci the always ha,. access; to the viny bed amuowu faculties avI4k, particularly when prior trestInilit Slid kfl0W15d5s of UN W1 vu not involved be the Cam lsalador.Inouritallonthere march did the were many services available In .i. the w. Gainesville which were ad available be tIM heard about the l ne picket at (MinidO and these were vitally Isour monthly med4 which poetant to the mant-'ce of my child's physical ad mental health. JaMWillisma dthellitylarkparents Please give my Comments coniupr..eeded that group at our Oct. 1$, sld,rstloss. I am very *MWfor tie mset4 ad told act their him.. tremendous financial I.g for se provided by CM and hope you can NOW Warren advised Osos mater Mrs. contleve to provide this service for dch UN, while we sy'pat'ds, with their dilseuna, wedo ad IssitMe K57 McF*laid the work ethic, and in the free enterprise system. Immediately after the fighting ' stopped In Europe In 1145 (a war that r S we did not dart, and killed hundreds of r. thousands of American soldiers), the I_If1 -, UL darted sanding aid, in fact io Now ether than 1 O'Neill, apsalier of bIllion dollars (In 114247 dollars) over IhSU.S. Rome ci Rqreuntattv.s, etilbe RONALD REAGAN BOND The federalcourt's ruling that struck down be Orlando M 12:15 p.m. Friday, Nov.2 at the first two years after the defeat of f . S t4. \'i S Europe. Rode OGrady's. President Cart r's Indeneedent termlnatlnn d tti. . S After spending $10 billion of the Mutual Defense Treat with Taiwan haá jolted rlos American taxpayers dollars our diplomatic uismraiths around the world and A M irror. Politics "leaders" decided to get down to some own, an appearance before Me co"y Us PON" department. she will "M particularly In Asia. seniors spending In the form of the thatlevels In th e dspsrtau &er Amidet the ensuing torrent of comments, the . "Marshall Plan" announced in June, All that vu rnc..ay wasMVIT*ft. ft UUj1Iodffihi griet. that the be with msadng reaction volcedby theft secretary of PekIng's diosd,mhavstofaoefeanddsh __ 1947, by George Marshall, the h5taOjeWOwdWOdf 0 C. Is hsdW the event. Laich seiid. Ref lected Washington embassy, Yu Thlzhong, mcst aptly American secretary of date "to place 1 the cit or vu n.e44 by the city. -1-_. vicss win be available at 11:42 am and Europe on its feet economically." am No perhaps swnmerlzed the new situation. He simply ft saw cow the numbers to Va" . Rwswmwq" antortaoment prior to Th. European nations were to _P ... diftay uniderstaft how the . ObWVW that the United Rates now has a S'Mious p1W. ______ Nsluons cooperate in drawing up a plan for Libe sty coald tan down the plus for an notice that IA. Maylsthe place to The Ring In India , problem" In Its relationship with the Reptllc of bend. coesdidegeewill The ecceicink recovery (how much money be ouiy toneswhen Iweeso Mn. $odbwud vu sheetwhat audialm. 11 1-ollmleaqvisitimand China. And so we have . Is Involved In planning?) daft needed by the dty in her ,low. do bdkm to be soredialk atft hod"m of aoosa porlied ad the pulmic is In I 11!it .' U.S. Dishict Judge Oliver (;awh agrud wid) ' . Russia had no intentions of . . ' -I-who do people spohe she apsaditores and revenues In daws Few Americans will recognize the nanie of among, 111011111111 _A_ Holmes wool aght in aootb Meant ow IN" cooperating with the U.S., and Russia Mid to foll ow th eir edtcs. fortMo cdyear. eweeso1 11tw5 Jays Prakeeb Narsyan, who died on Octob' 8 at would not permit any of the communist lawsuit contended that, as the Constititlon requies no vend., . And, the &eetlrn the. sopl. had the voted ngM the bs*at the age ci 77. But there is probably no one in , . (_ countries to join lntheventure. __ ebarted'seemed to ber to AnothwilmintholIM1111111boftelthot be that tbs dw president to "in consent of two-thirds CF& P.," as he was chiled, , Indin who did not know "J. . I 4 I im 111111161 three times In mom CWA Rkbwd Kelly hod Mod a TheU.&siçplled$4bllllonlnfour nanb,r of city preuansl In the pollee b cosceenod heels the leek of mosay aid his Influence will probably live on as long as Senate to make a treaty, the same Senate approval be Jose, a mdi ci whit. $, Afr' food 11LIMP t be years to rebuild western Europe under eli employee pay raIses. She is. that of his more famous companion, Mohandas 'Ili depaituient be . Is required to break one. Judge Gaich uI& to the elderlyvie are ' the terms of the Marshall Plan. There Mrs. Soidhward im't saying why the •promsdtheitswsevirdtimssthatn. __ offect, that treaty•maklg Is a contractual isa. be Afraasa, Wb *t thoy Mv. doss Wihe . ZyIstotodilywhenhes'tngs rrn* are those that say "these grants 15D't flUlnlng. But it hemmed.., be r.coig ideas be meet Intuit srede4l be As a young man, Narayan was an alient dertaking between president and Congress and _ Woe? produced good results" In a few years N tion 5th hi ll heist, th utri s bi e weeks jat by obe di. sallsa with the double diØt coat ci en Indian natlonaild working with Gandhi to'.free Bi*lArryHoMe. lost*14 cievowdo. Robe European Induetries were producing neIther the ezecitive nor the legislative branch *c""Mtis is (. 25. Kelly said abo ut i vu having .s on that her living beuiem-this year. Ma country from British colonallsm. But ithilke •I for more than ever before. hws msctldi fur d 34,100floildianoalluredledor r.dieed With tO fOl1 lbS has the excitaive power to terminate treaties." Mrs. diCtatli ci Mi CODE 3o ut Ganulil, Narsyan was a Maridat. He Idoked itself be the imeruatiosial rdu ti The Marshall Plan was only the on the one h an d, the public need dedm en to the city ci [A. Mso7 do ant feed etamp busd° when a Thim,.a federal court has declared null ad sortstor::t forward to "the revolution of the proletarian," ____ bl itoe'Id medical on. le wud me of ghaft ol congressional fleecing of aidherownconoclsnceon th .etherwere p,atohave Purhs the Is dial r'1 e th "upropriatlon of the exproprIators," th e .vold President Carter'. surprise decision an. noMs.- 4 y • bythe In d.teniInim$ food stamp Into Pesses the Americu, taxpayer, In the guise of I at Odds. S l t i it le di dhialonsi a ft er hsr Brat heIgt4e,dng of warfare class all those things • nomeed last Dec. 15 to scrap the defense pact boat atwuis ceetie. i, .ir±i iltiIhiWy. "foreign lid." (In my opinion many Th P0* ,"wdetid thin would be no the iiolPl au'. that so call, the Marsist fancy. signed with Taiwan 25 years ago and to de- for . 25 be Protod.. I wMee will be Americans and Europeans were made . Somewhere along th e way J. P. Narayan 111111 M ''f_ of the world by the recognise that ally in orer to achieve full V. wealthy through this "aid" program), bepni to i.e that Maraimn was the wrong'ath WOrld U$ diplomatic relations with maiphind Q By 1961, the CongrI.s had forcefully •• for India, and ultimately for mankind. 1t was wW do On 8odh AMme iv.i a extracted tax dollars from our citizens roblem worrying the Clilnese and built on hatred, on class warfare, on pitting the ihatthid Seers badiywant. aid donated $97 billion to countries all t, net to others, is that the court 'He's ilithseds," Ndei.e says of Tate. "He ____ _____________________ dtlaeflisgalfllttitlzens.ItmockedtheGandhian 1 (except the US, which over the world Ideal of non-violence and voluntary cdoperation. : lly restoring U.S. recognition and the g' In the opinion of Richard Kelly, R. S It held forth the goal of an Indian state condefense treaty to Taiwan aitomatically calls Into or r and they tabe him iv., to Sub Africa Florida, apparently is not part of the trolling all livelihood and social relatiors In the . " Men libe a plom ci meet, B hook os a question the statue of U.S. relations with thina. and mem1flhai ' world). S name of the ople. So, Narayan turned away D&i,. years to ed vh&..0 vs as. and he's These dollars In 1945-1961 were spent from Marxism. He was a founder of the Indian adVocacy group. The booklet Is available Gerry, went Some wIks ago, my by our congressIonal "loaders" to build Socialist Party, but it was a kind of socialism ,! I isr$Zpim 7$ cents podage from Consumer 6 UAW rem*, Tab ww"11 00 inI -mom ulft her charge plats, ~ . a strong Germany, a Arms Japan, a EVWYM knows simuldn't be twe. U.S. am. Akio unlike the centralized state power we thi~k of , credit Project Inc., 251 Kimberly, ad eighort -solson " rw* strong weft but will these an= New Isl and In Works. 9 whenweheartheword. biisadorsto,onecomb'y. a 10111. VA In him eelitygWiatMdbant.d ttv"ig.at an congressmen that prodalm to be on our J. P's "soclallan" was based on the Idea of no - _ This unexpected can of worms, as te the recent Shst,dtheothirplMesaadu loom censtet to n paltry $750 . S "Sarvodaya," a society * self-reliant, dsvoilpai.i4 of cu1114oerbeg qdems. ft cardobeMrpurse.w,reMcdbsdw1th Wta&.' are wont to call such problems, is a. *rom, dialr' . L million "loan Joarantee" to an lo 1. cooperative, morally strong citizens, living lves tolls a craft applicant what to do If my aeme a ne. promoter .1 the 1'1t..Cedsus, omeits he's UPI Idsace Ediur • ' Am.rlcn COITlpalIy? of law satisfaction, non-violence and non- . ~ rejected hemm of occupation, place or we md to Funds morethee Ms "itchud Itheld." He asys sedbeg at tMs S e?srter administration's is t The "world" killed 257,316 AInITICEII a e type ci ruld.eiee, age, beak or the -MdaUfetmeBgMsIsImdhAMcaS _ In World War II and got $7 billion in al .. I . . *W*" aw sperb mid Kkk Ism Jonny Is rum for a state of national government. 111,was I I I .------WAIIHMM(UPI) - An IWIPS NUkANto meditoVs supenlence be the applica't L 0 he hft 1104401" ' ald" while Chrysler only wants to W UmMI WW iire,' he wroIe years later, "I! the tate 's jjjj grstb wie ,j'c VtINiQ bows sa Kick 'em Jeasy Is irowim 9flS of flMbS? ci V*W plaits ID 5 flIcadain I 1npiicdile chirps ICCOindL For 5 build eara and pvd& jobs and sI ljl, would;6~ Away - completely. But I am. oure . . 41111 Gawk" , -I.."' am- no ollilsiersolalmoodbawask disorbehesbe IR ... .. ormS --- " 'Al 4'- N.&INIL", 7bM US , agan IANRVM----------t- - - petillus be he. MUM Y. = -* V 4:4~~ '~%" asily our Congress believes in the Md form the 'r ci the lirnir dsever to ensurethat the powers and functions '° ofa d 1 rthee, thee me is a tome. mw Gerry phiiil lbs fear ees ahi 5 dhyth.Verld5O,eaJlbe Wand by thu sad of the century. IaSma*jth Sea. Goldwater thit Mr (4j she'jd s"dnagworld,"bet not laadrong amreduced far as Kick am Jeany - the orli* ci its Reneis a ad ci S • Women Mv. bem tJ's.1 .t naii ,w as mend fur 'u:: iiSid that sudi previds cu'do be Mi vdA's9' wu,pe.oter p*w America. Th Im portance of strong . Th5Ylihfth5V4m.ibeSrpNfriS dt, lam an ardent believer In the mx1m aydsry- weelicovenid whena bloakctlosia M. Iheluwelbat *sldprled thom, satedordivorced am widows, INiNs *uIweaida s .j*s our Congress an aspected W" a hor &coft It *4 W asiv.smut was the best that governed the of 1 611011111c so ad slam 6" 111 -1110 the due.1hedharthrel Atom do when we can spend bill. ad billions I 9 ___ M ii lisa d osmuIIt.ø.P' hot" NIWNO its Md probably 1,IN'ySW4ld i-yS women lV, the tri waters cia od,ai nut, to the spice With jad that ti ituiiwh.idbs,eeeilId. tow't for the "would" but not a dime for Nu W el eatbeet tolceno of Isle do Cafe, a harris Is'esd In ia. Even the dmo4k' socialist state, phone c4L qntheirbd.'beadhnpelom. older tetitid womsa. ari ev.n If the admhilstratlon 'ShOuld win ft America -y,t,ltls the American • recui-iii of Sh AMosa PHoW I4snaan concluded, was not a solution but w,karipj,d Ws isa miles o the Who Gerry's Own cords arrived, we ttod.rth,r.1Q.lt Other chopin vup' hew to till If there ISM reason to .vn4 Sen GOldwater taxpayers' dollars Congress ipft iiid he InIIL I ' __ Sd that the tip 1 Iwo obsaid and done," he. ise 111110 t = Mwi3PIN Kick problem. "Aft all is didroyed the sass with my amni that di. melter. mad uiil_lb. alit you've be. the victim ci Illegal - to S the u sj'ems' it dbSl Tie,V he the to -'--_ iv-i.uuIE _ nes7ISfsd 'em Jy dece 1002 whm, verhbeg from a urvod,"thedemoa'aticsodallststateremslns w soneunt ha4beasanyIag of . he,. bold dlscrleelaaties, remedies fir salad I think Michigan should secede from do I All No #Vft briage up Jolft :k 6 : * *: 7 mos. N a IsolatheaAbst will sit heavily on the 111* ft Mum " ft n a. soulporriglite sMallaroilr . wNew m I I , 'L : ,I I .. the Union and form a new country, Vft 4* 0 " 61% 111110110161116" to 111141111ill, 1W I , lgl "011 I =~=bw threaten to seek support kom tbe lbS !S N evidence I$0MII * h AMS thiii P1 ft ad , IIS 7SStI. indei *I 'M fud eMs Md N fed d.sp. "a slI-wesil.r. It me aloe work be 1.dllst Ptyol In, whlth he had helped to own auneafor brnln,. SeeW liaise and politics, which he Illotlotles tell on thol women foreign aid' thus our congressmen would de as a favor by raising ONVA1010. IMP tam their yand undlngtrsrk loads 4110 *% go" It ItMd to reason that the (Germja 'aid Japanese trucks w. Md llhS d $hjoM bush vadire he hy iWi* of Sheds ramedi PortbSuadii he fliercfleuly criticized I Z credit rlly cut sir udioud j1v, iintr of of Maly to 5 ,y iuiwsM..i pai'tnersldp Md. festh-In situ) '7' k_ -: : 1 of kudsffl arv-atpsv.tntwhkh taxed Its people for a'Ødset - M.uypei$e -veusied*-as llirrU..,..i$ % I think Kitty's remark to [me Iacocca 'W to PaUN be credit irsa ___to the makIng of them.. prn'n. uu -1in with condition of 80 vww. ad Quit perilit7 MI, the V* time, Fr lSace, enters , that "I think you're putting 4 . *= -.1 Brow d bWs people in Us villages. AW he 01 nor="mom Nor me woom Me& PApftd Ad'ad 61hor 11110116 = 1 . a see em us" be about the most sIioIng adk.d11Mdsbu u1:.. Mewnbheveerli.detMeisie foujeady opoke out against governmental U yes me MeW pashlIme flnjre,lb as ad''advedage tteydmeyeirmeSS&L.MirnIa asUisaadidU&iweeIdmhe*srebygais the SuAMvu.a ohms Is (maybe I 514 Me the 11I cueUse, much so that be was repeatedly $ credit, the pu*iI 1W aid $he llheid :T 'ye yes to rsopply jad h 1!sn1 of th* w ntgMs. riáttot.raiIusattrest1sat their csvuu1uaus ea but when hidadry puts Ii mdi- up lbs tor s to . irnes. Yet In the aid It was his jailer, Indira • a...I.& The bush eem cd a cern- (kyulsr on Japan'sedo The ipe' elI Osstlity Act csstde * or a bil cash on delivery. I should jiu.L ft - e Got, ihe fell from grace, and J P Narsyan in. "t-'i a n. visisat kiIsnd to be - oe Ills N I iii_ the "aPed p _r" rui -r llmedl ' p' ferm lbatthe niadorcon Meet and -_ be Jjj anyrne cold usderdand the need '!' • 'wedwir4*Ift cia ol Mesh went free, adored by millions. as they air In iv., Mrees age, amnItal dot ad "New nt SigMa Wemis" w-uitl, natom to the C.r Quilt Pjed j Md d I eta qr- of for "M I "e.d") ec,con ladde controversial ,MfaPtMddsntoterShmiidIble'* the •1 b I UN. theads :.r a 1heei It all J. P. contInued to.teach.his dille'Mdiu," lbs re"aomsII ethar fades uu1 he lid to, rit by a ae.'preIIt uior free adilsew. pe isTsijheOss oney Boondoggles immwMeh Wim hav, ever bead from a .ca31ed I ii U.-sap, using su amy. pumereolpMhcifrwdomand justice. He 7_t * I hesfuruIsn$e 1W n- whalnfactdosshe Tax M We who we serving on the beard of . emiftlo NO# W K "We-con march toward.si "o a et '-_ - 0.Jt4j" #JX r I I . 4,V." rsunt? C er tainly El the American With your permIssion, I would Ithm to ~. , ., . .., . omours for Ipiti we at$kig to k , A I" .I t 1_iw---;." '017 Consume . --,, ___ LOH_ 1= It . -"go . i: -* 'I -h,~t,v~. .",f..,' I , !~ I . .. pu,$ieeheielddepdaUy4aidgnt br4 out a couple ci poInt. tMe ire ntthe greqsrpdesdse UN we can =2 enwlthUNpregrtogusrsius the oft 'qIene4kitheSeudcoMo,ybe oftur a service to the persis ci Me.," swor em mover take ns toward a a1diuii1ilw duiMgi,Lj jIjpmi.pui, J'iim I'l alih,samed M baily anu, ad says a Evening Harold en Sept. 2L l embide Casiy by ptov'. be. issue .1 biSieron of tax revenues, Mr. Pauaids vu coned, that I vu . formation, wrnw, and a 'C, ~,, Eves If (which I sIii erely deeM) we upset abort "Isderal mosey" being ._ . board when Ihe . - stymied by the j.-_. , 1.7, i s~~.,~--N'' . , rtant? L I. I 1. . ii...'. . , ik ; - . Is.. .-Choleste I . . ~, , .. , ro. , 1 . i "A" . 3 , . . -_., used In competition lost every dsIir, It would he psuta with '. ., private I -, .. L . I . I I . iydom. . I_' V , -I . W. I I -..MMIA, I. . 1_--`, .. . ,.,~, , -,-1.,,;_ , I P,:, . ~ - , !A "'. 11 . . - . -._ , :, II I . v#d. ..,Ww c..peredto those dollars we go" so _-_ .-~ . I - i'.11 i lmn ii 6, We weld appreciate It If, be the 1, '. I ''. ... .1 .-1 .1. to _II ,. %.,,f at . : I.. !_ , . ,!, 7. . ; .c•-, ' tildOevuuyaed1apthe -( ItlfIsaIn* for Se.dco$àbases -".d as fete., you weld check With some S Mv. h iii_ TI* L ri P , ,, - _,.I L" - -11l ; .. __________ , - -"'I't. TP 11, r ,-.ulslop that Vp.s I 4 _T ,-, , - .,.LI.. ill! 11~;,; 1.~:,. ,,, them be._ Hoed Melt mills be the wsdd. all that It be prspeus to _.,, Why nuje' 60mon , __ " orra -. of the beard halite plating ~ . a a, . 1. ft IiA740 1 1 __ I. 1 1 ,- . rop"Imod'. W . ,. 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'_______ •--1-'.;&i- •-.'.•''••. Herald Pho?o by Tom Vincent Seminole High's Arthur Jackson seems to be livIng through the air with the greatest of ease against Lake Howell. The Tribe fullback collected 151 briusin ' d 0n 19 carrIes• yards L ""u' Fli hf 1 • S • • '- • 0 ____ ' • . S ' b, .,. • • a... S It zpq_ '' ' _ - •..:kL' 7'!¼ ."C'i. ' . . • . • m '731 • ' I • - ' .':. - - '.• '' - , . .. ,' ' S I S . I .:.- I • ' 1, . .. 1 ' , , • H: •. ., Scramblin Man Lake Howell Silver Ilawk quarterback Mike Wood scrambles around 14toking down field for an open receiver as Seminole's Steve Hersey and Morgan Sinitli apply the pressure. :0 I Marvelous Marvin Maul$ Eus ti"s , Li ' lons Roar 35=7 ' . .. 0 ~ 1?_0)..A . I S - , S Pro ' 5 5 . _, ' ..• minute louto Eustis a Year Ago (rein his 04Mto WOW= when he Intercepted a Harris seconds showing on the clock. that prevented the Lions from who scampered to the EIMII 19 pass that set up another Joyce's field goal attempt w baton, being brougid down UcUosmosi touchdown. , achieving a winning season. just short of the crossbar. Atlanta 1, from behind. It uesmid all the won the tom the coin Eiatls ci Kesulng,rpsd the icing on thc There were not many empty Wkmlp,g, IISJSiTU3. Boston •Cs.nn,NsPU.0 £ II U.La' 1 Tonto 2, Cob. 2. tit 1 01 I 11 3111i but thM was their only vkry .1dhadb,enarr&when cabw with a two point con- seats onthe Visiting sideofte "7 sl the lions fumbled the ball to version. Ovledo clinched the field as many Lion fans hd of the evening. NHL Standing lOiui 7J0 Oviedo's Ray Williams Fiats. United Press International coafsr.nc. 1111. 35-7. traveled the 40 miles to Eu4s 4... ,. $v UieSI'Ps1 raati Campbell Conference S 44. kicksddutodaIthegameaad 3A$eea4I'ia MIII. Scott becam, a hero om' c.. Though the scoring was over to watch their team who ciM. •U4))UI,PUII1NinLT(l-l. Tray 'Keutug.r dipped a when he rioovan.J a Pailliet fortheniaf* the excitementdW ched the conference title wIh PIDAYFMIGHT II1ULT$ Patrick Olvislon S T W L *11 Psiüerendrsatodshlkjg' tumble and McClenaon. rsnala.iasEedls never let iip three games left in the season 35Ø 445 345 ' w" ci. aa Pie. 4N,guIOIa gwoomw IIphIa '1.10 III iaiier. 7 0 1. scrambled f aithur 11) .1th i.t.t. ss first dlv.. thosi8celt and Ted -and only one conference gwe ! ClIonIzQuIoI 2 Plt..Coldo 14.0 asi.ntaan 4MIUIOØtI MarvIn McUusmoss eat lbs Joys's adding the udra peat to Kramer each sacked the to be played, against 1fl1hp , NY 1 NY Islnnders 33I QV5TteI back. Harris ittU Moore. $ tools 419 the lions play lit lbs glVS the UmI 211 tally 7 5 0 4 5N.guI.SoI$ • eveàlag by p4i I 5 .547 $/e WMflfl5Ion 4.5 1.30 .Edla look to Sb. * to at- completed a pass to Jeffrey Coach Joe Montgum4y " , C$" $mtke DlvIsi* 4.0315 5CIAlWV, NIeis.e g pi tamp. acer. before th WI , on Rollins for a long gainer that danced with glee and pride I L3.2 LP Mlks&ult$gsdIn1fram on" PdsHarriessdeSacI.d put the Padliers In scoring his leamcllnched not only i !' Vawuver QI1)'UhitP(4.$PSinaT* :r. • .'' I 3 2,.2 Sb. fled peas .W . "ChIo U) ,..e, in (N) ** a the Ie to score the thea positS.. first winning season as a ,' tsme (I SMuT(S) (a' II. lions with Pr Joyce lWy Gd00ui iss sa, ; mite... d the Peat 4 iehoay Cells broke lb. spirit football coach, but also his fi I -4 19 Inks-Arallop n soil To" 4 $ 445 Wi placing II, dra lbreb MIIUP. The PautbWs Spils .1 the Panther delve by tipping conference thwplonsldp p 2 17 6 $C&vIflC' ::: 2. 1. Pits.$elIIs. ). t. ' ' IIiI 45 theseis.WIthdy2:IleR lbscdedapW*S. away aHasvispaasiidtheBlg lii. Jubilant team boos I w.i.. Comm nc. gIii)511,PSHIIIS.le,T* - ,j_, 41,1110 to in'4e f5j4 q51 (kl5 Mien a Red dmu After Olsluasputspawauagelad their coach up on lb r $crI; .DIvsIeA 3)7t1iI wjj twa mere IXiats geuui the rgpens, ad, in beat 74. shoulders prior to their to odllq* •4IJJlMujP(M W I st ii us lj.a,*, to us a15 Five plays later T.rry hWlie CM a p r.aI r Kissinger was nearly ca4M yer In thanks for II r 4 3 1, Lii Aililigi '.$sI 115 pt..m5ps Grlffss latirespled Paulber MS1tVAt,aidlISdep,eda inhinoenaidimsbelor.ths victory. 1.•'Ls •: I erb.cUe'inHp tr01AIn Usia piMad lbs bell away. • Aaazd Coach Paul Gr r , I S' 1 so 140 3 5 -Ml ' , WReISMlmbeediip lbs N44N5 for the esly lbesCshlslularc.plsdaasthur predicted victory for the U a S Mams Divishis ., Nilgea. ees d the . •ges.a, P(4) *lIi V 154' lb. aiM (h'$.ds seers, ft op. PPadhor pow Mtm$ to give over their nest opponent e .1 I çsisIketvNI 1' 'a.pid that the lions S1dN do Um J# lit..eoill Tisigaill Lake Howell Silver Hawi, II l" iim Red WI goIng Is. 1 rovuae when ej 5 0 3 iss Mdsmsry, Lâoas head their backyard rivals. He i a N 44 'ZlraV ,$ 515 4,5 4 31. 0 p S(s$)$ueap1141$w.$alU+ sAss,jIV.,p, .714 III 0 McUm was 1ing$ b.Wu1 Ovlido93,EiMie'7. cwadlngtonmopthe praised the entire team r .ae 4 '.OIWlav-ElSsse, -is $bsluraai.ydIesa.d idsioM'dk1ck.I acorn, pat in IW, qua- thelrperfonnancsudonly t ~tl": (Ill 11111.',' 10i ' . " to stat lbs ascend WI aid tirb Duiid $ljsIy who the evening but the ergire thoIs*w*r4iid M SiWIt ;. J!. Friday1 'iiOiO 'S 14 3.30 :: I Hwtiord 1' 1 12. nv MeCluu 4. i3' l aQsJuii ' uses,. KriI idemped a M u s n S $113' the dock before season. s.,. a , 7 + ••c .':~,I 1, . I-I--- . I . ,. . *~ ~ , . , . * . . . 5 .. I I -1 . . / I . , . . ~ ; ,I , _.I.-,I ,, • I ` . i l j 4. • ' EBOARD ___ . ~ :* . 1, . _________ ' ' SCOR L - 0 , • , . I. _____ _______ • ,,r - ' r - . tz er - .• W / " _________________ ' ':.. w W . ftJJ L • 1 àr.iiiiitiiJii ' ~ 11 -. . Iai . -- " ' . a* rookie Mike Sullivan for the winners of the V250,000 tour. tourney. Irecord of 36-under 252. 1 Their chief competition leè4 In the National PGA Team nament split $45,000. The veteran said he does not Everyone had ditherent thee-comes from.a couple of golfers believe In altering his strategy CnpionshIp. ries about the effect of team who have little in common. beca he has a play'on their golf games. The Colbert, 38, says Sullivan, 24, 1 1 You can (all into a trap In Friday's second round leaders' views were strikingly has potential but he's "jist a 1 here," he said. "You've got to Twitty drew differ'ent., kid. play your own ball." at the 364tole point with a McUennon'sa'maat the Eudla down the field grinding away turning the ball over to t* BYGEORGESHRIVER Twitty said the fear of "1 got a daughter. as old as Sullivan was disappointed in . - - the windswept Palm and HeroldSpol wagurimmullillwl nine. Fm there MCCIG=n the clock to score another M Panthers when he was unable In disappointing his partner, who him," Colbert add. "An old pro his second-jound pedormance U. courses at Disney waltzed tide the endsone and for the Lions. Joyce's magic come up with another fir$t d a young kid scored three of the team's eight we get despite his eagle putt on birdies in the second round, nothing to talk about." 10th hole, a par-S. The day Civiedo's Marvin McQosmon Joyce added the extra point for touch with the football left him down. scored four touchdowns to a 14.0 lead. He said he picked Sullivan before he eagled two holes, as he came up abort ci the Keith Eubanks and Trty other teaiis Besj L sometimes backfired. Joyce's extra pobt attempt crossbar for the first time In his Pagels became Panther tame4s 6Tk the Lions to their seventh dare, miss a 3back in May after 'You don't giving the "I put too much pressure w and George Burns, straight victory, a 35.7 decision WU touched by a Panther kiddug career. Oviedo had a when they each sucked the Fleisher and' Tom footer and let your buddy matter considerable thoii myself," said over ardi.rival Eustli, an defender but the 1*11 JiM commanding lead 27-7. quarterback forcing tqe 5said. "1 locked for some flippy. rookj.. and Peter Jacobsen down," Twltty . clinch the 1979 Orange 81t floated across the bar. Eiatlaagain went alrboundto Panthers to give up the ball., Conference Foot ball title. Late In the second quarter attack the Lkmi but Kesslnger Siminaky moved the !lo4s The win also avenged a last Ke"ngr completed a pass shot down the aerial attack Into field goal range with thrje 60 ,:,4 . .4 - AV ' I .• i __E., * . 9 ___ ---- *t_ 1- ," t• 4.,',*k' .I • • ____ ., " 0 . -1. a Iho -od Ca "st .f*MIT!1LNLh1I '.eaasTh*.id' ' F : S pa., NIt div.Tb.h i" p Al-piu Read, I ! I _1 I 11 1 _____II1I.I'I Nla.Ha5IP '" tii, I' i. 1. a ~ I , , iMWAAT,NU1 ; -Allia-AhAaffiAllilb"... I iimlaais Cod A-IeI '* • swi dsL aid , 4 11S IN FliJIS . C • ' 'lime pair first met as teen- wrlsted kid who could hit It a LAKE BUENA VISTA, Flu. and D.A. %Veibring -- were one agers in Phoenix, Aria. They long ways," said Colbert, who High school pals Tom stroke hack at 128. (qPl) r and Howard Twitty, A total of 46 of the original 104 frequently play practice roun& won the tournament four years tied today at 17.under-par teams made the cut for the final together and haves teamed ago with Dean Refrain by W with veteran Jim Colbert vorounds atI-under L3.The before at Disney' s bed-ball turninginafour-rowidacoring .. , .,j.L ~ • -. • . II ' S.... - . - . I Meanwidle for the Silver Hawks, a hurried and harassed Bob Capobianco wasn't much better either. The "Italian Rifle" was 3- Twit y Leads Disney Team Golf L9 . ., ; ~ •. ..:.1 •• =11! • ''. 1 Muis Aumpuum,-7:00 pa., Litmus M , I . .. 4: : I ,.•. Vmulra, $ paDeU.yu •, • uN Saul. 1. as *IirU11 tab.' am.em _n =w"*W1, p_,.* iJ • ti Il_I. fo . S. '.•; • J ,'4 5dfes4lsuimsfo Jsysie*i, 7:15 p.m., JayesS' ; .rmiAua.. • By si COOK Herald Sports Correspondent . Ma.es). dom, Im IWO i_IC - I. 1 ft i =4 ~6;1 high School Buddies Pur NSM00T .. i$am.. Wan's ?I .9pTO1 LIMIT, •. WW,11DAT,OI7111 i. iTI log . . loan- LIMIT I d.corn$s yow home. M. _ •, LAP4D...L ' . .• • Hawks And 'D e ja-vu' Haunt Tribe 14-0 . . "imp- ' / 499 .•. f ir 4 . I LIMIT ... 5 /7. __ rvru,v, iv A8IORTW COSTUMES Al ever £ s. R$2A tyles L" ° Mdses 0 ibi?o. . yS.s. 3 09 HALLOWEEN, , ;,,.. ___ imowed 1uutiow noss,QusMIy lan, 14 aid I -- . vv. DEODORANT 4.Oz.osoLLl$MTI , 11,11"t a - Borneof 100 ' __ ITI i W I SIE OLL S , Sunday, Oct. 21. iP7-7A ... __ 0011.11 OIS4DAY u S f •- . ' 39 ) COflttO1. $oi,3 -miuw ' epLmni ' types. LIMIT I combodia, or ' . and Jeharunon said the only real solution was increased cooperation to dsp thi drugs at snores. SIX, the inld4PlOi heroin h4.adlly replaced ai'phida. mines Sweden's No. 1 Choose 12 -oz. blQ$ of Mounds, ' UL$UN SLUR - ' ___ "01 Seafood aye Corder. Eidattalanwnt by' ° Lake Brd1ey High School at 7Pin., flora and music by "lTh,lhm Rascals" for dancing. For reservations call 9324444 before OCL 29. RemuS esod ps114 ipor'aared by the S ,ilnol, Sp 01 Welcome Wagon, 10 a.m. to 3p.m., Wedmosde iteamuiu Center, Boamwald Exceptional School werkil'op. Refreshments,' pdau.TIdi.laatdosr.rcalli$1430L r seewd Suleow, lain., Sowbe's. Wsr1e10100, lzSl s.m., Connailly Coaler, I •1-' Most h __ .- UU ' 109 WI, 1 Ui. - Women Voters, 11 am. to 2 p.m.; 5.7 p.m.__$ at Langwood N.EomonAvssm. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 7 and 31 yards. Dejavu. It was this poor showing that prompted Howell coach Sammy .It's a feeling that you have been soinewhre ir experienced Weir to Insert Wood with 4:19 remaining In the third stanza. "They' re coming from all over," Capo said about the swarmsomething at a prior time. ing Seminole defense that Weir called, "the best we've faced." oNo, the setting Is not the Movjeland Drive-hi Theatre with one o lI Halloween spookers, but the Lak&HowelI High School football "Were going to go with Mike (Wood) to try and get the running ,adIum game going." The Hawks had 20 yards rushing the first half. The man Teceiving the nightmarish flashbacks is not Capo turned out to be a prophet and Wood a magician, as Carlson bulled 43 yards to the Seminole 37 on a slot-left 24 straight. Iohlywood's Vincent Price it is Sanford Seminole coach Jerry From there the drive fizzled somewhat. But Wood revived It :qsey. ith a first down sideline toss to Chuck Scott at the 23. ,, Thlnk back coach Posey. Th ree short )iarsagi. }IatlhacL rim Alter a misfire by Wood the Hawks went with a double goaline flames was dancing touchdowns through ,our (ii'cant. The right. Seminoles were a perfect 10-4) and eyeing the state playoffs, Then... tragically it was learned an ineligible fourth stringer llie wide receivers draw everyone to the middle," the modest Carlson pointed out. "1 just swing out In the right flat." had played on the team. honestly, you forfeited Carlson (lid his job and Wood looked off the two wideouts and games, an undefeated season and the playoffs. Possibly having the best team in the state, lofted a 23-yard TD pass to put the Hawks ahead. Rusty Conway Now, it's 179. Once again you are unbeaten, Not for the season. punched over the kick for a 7.0 advantage with 2:13 left In the but In the Five Star Conference with a perfect 4-0 slate. A L'.o- third quarter. Seminole bounced back with a drive of Its own on the next game lead with three games to play. It looks good. Instead of the elusive Bathes skittering through your head, series. Jackson, still powering between the tackles, added 45 hqwever, this night you feel the pounding of a 185-pound fullback yards aed more importantly three first downs, leading the and you visualize the deftness of a gutty little quarterback. Seminoles to the Hawks 33. On a crucial third down, however, safety John Hanvey stripped These figures, however, wear the colors of the enemy. the ball from Reginald Branch. On fourth and nine a Warren Well, the dream became reality, nevertheless. Friday night till fullback Carl Carsons and the QB Mike Wood derailed any aerial squirmed out of Lawrence Rudolph's hands, rolled over his early champagne shower for the Seminoles' as 1tkc howell hack and incomplete at the eight-yard line. Th e game's controversial play came next. staged a 14.0 upset. After Seminole stifled the Hawks, Capobianco sailed a 40-yard was not lost. Lyman, who could have moved ithin a half 94 T was crunched by Del-and 24.13. The GreyhournL fell to :u.:j. punt to a waiting Branch at the 20. The ball, Branch and coverage DçLand Improved to2-3. Apopka edged Spruce Creek 12-8 to move man Chuck Scott all arrived at the same time. The result was a fumble by Branch, a recovery by Hawk Chris a)ead of Lyman at 4.3. Lake Brantley lambasted Daytona Beach Møinland 32.12 to pull up to 2.3. Mainland is 3-3. Spruce ('reek Stone, a kick by Stone and a recovery by Hawk Scott Smith on the Seminole three. dipped to 3-3. Lake Howell is 24. Going into the eighth week of the season, all l"ivt' Star Con' 4 Scott's hit on Branch not only leveled the Seminole. but broke le$'ence teams have a mathematical chance to in it, except the Sanford's back too. An official threw a flag, but withdrew It because he ruled spoiler Silver Hawks. It was the seventh week of the season, consequently, that had Stone's kick accidental. Posey, however, felt the flag should have come sooner. "lie Pôsey and the Fighting Seminoles worried Friday night. d "We've got to do something," Pose) niuttt'rcd upon returning to di n't have a chance to catch the ball," Seminole's classy coach CUflit)laifled. thp field after a scoreless first half agauit the il'.'c.r I Ij No mutter. After a lengthy discussion Lake Howell was iitth'i. 'Actually the Seminoles were doug ay.arded the ball on the three. After three runs lost three yards moving the ball, but not scoring. 'Yeah, but you've got to hang onto it," corre'i t, ", ,o% 'And Wood calmly lilt Carson again on a clutch fourth down fora sixyard TO. Conway converted for a 14-0 edge pujt it in the endzone." The Seminoles last gasp was choked off by a couple of in13ehlnd the deft trap blockiug of guak Jot l(u;i and Da vid Sthith, a tough-running Arthur Jackson bruised his way to 103 terceptions. First by Daryl Ely with 3:03 remaining and the fltst hall yards. Add to that 55 quick yards by senior ,Joe Baker clincher with 55 seconds to go by safety Barry Stockwell. "t was it helicopter," the three-sport athlete said of the amid it amounts to a lot of real estate. desperation attempt. "When I saw It coming down I knew it was wild pitch-outs to no avail, however, as fumbles and (iiwas It all over. wárted any Seminole scoring hope. Offensively for Seminole, Jackson rambled for 151 yards on 19 It was one of those wild pitches, by QU Clarence Scipplo, which carre.sandBakernotched83yardson10st*.esnp1s.Th,SemIno1es 14.Iq s.diaag, of'plans (or thç second half. SlppIo earned the start," Posey said of his halftime switch to outgalned the Silver Hawks 307420 In total yardage and 14-3 In Dçnnls Warren. "But Dennis has been doing cl1 in practice and I first downs. Capobinanco, thqugh, offset this with five punts for over 47 yards a kick, Including a 63-yarder from his o wn endsone. f1 he throws the pitch better." Howell defensive coach Bob Becker lauded "hls whole defense" As It t'irned out Warren didn't do much better, although tie A dome long scrambles for 32 yards., In the air Warren- and especially tackle Brian Lepak. 'Watch out for the bull," Lepak was still screaming in the connected on 2-10 for 's paltry 17 yards and two Interceptions. f'We're moving It," cried a dismayed Warre-,. 'lint we've had lockerroom in reference to Junior fullback Carlson's nickname. No doubt the Seminoles will next year. toâ many penalties and mental mistakes." COSTUMES C BADO ___ born.LIMIT I ' ' ,., I ' Kill FoiO HAIR SPRAY ica 'Thsrenseds to beamach H... Ig,mig In r:-L- S $V'W1 Ila , omtii It Amer has 207 p.m over Baptist Qiurdi, Qydal' TOP! C' Lake and country Qeb, Lake May, $leusSymphony (kebasirm ipsalug clarets, S p.m., ' got tougn.r Has . . KOOKYSPOOK v,tiiuep 'ptnsàvs t L'ôIiON ' SPORTS U.S. . H%SflSOd1OOISbflhIiO1t Am.rlca now that 5 Furious Five Star Scramble Tiqhtens now 5db SeaIrn1.AA neon, menial health center, Robin Road,Aitiencid. Springs. 5,. • - . . ;. 11.~ ":, 11 -----_________________________________________________________________________________________ ' . •.. ST0(ilOLM, Sweden (UN) pro di. ThIs rear an 'There Is fa too great an "Dr ugs are not madloned." opokeanan for' the U.S. Dr ug "ft's a relatively new p1wA lop Stockholm narcotics estimated 00 people will die Sweden's $5 million people En1ornent Anjnratjcn, nomenoen in Europe," Feld. emphasis on Jod handing out agent says tidernatlonal drug from' heroin abuse. Jolusnason now Include an estimated 20,000 confirmed In Washington that ksinp said. "The abuser cash to addicts," Jclianzson gangs see Sweden as a major said the real figure for drug to 30,000 hard drag users, herOin tiafflc had become a population, the addict pøpula- said. "Thsre should be much market for the heroin they can deaths Is much higher. "The real figure in probably a serious problem In Sweden tics,, all over Europe Is hi- more investment In curing and no longer sell In the United "An addict Is found lying lot higher," Johamaon said. care." dining the lad 12 to It months. eéaalng." States because of tnaeased Unconscious In the city center One former drug addict He said the heroin flow to Heroin users are becoming He said a main reason the American police and federal and taken to hospital. He may younger, he said, because teen- traflidcers moved was that Germany, France, Spain and agreed with Urn. So said she take four or five days to die. By age affluence sieates visilince, Italy also has Increased In livid for six 'ears on the state y "Amger got to.r" Detective Inspector Hans that time all trace of heroin Is market for pushers. before kicking her habit. He said gwds, appal recent years. Joharacs, the state police out of his body and his death Is "Kids are darting on heroin was chosen because It has few Sweden has another drug- "They pay your rent," she flfj( division said police registered as being due to heat at around 15 nPit 11, *le they drug offj related problem: the country's said. 'ibey pay for your food. resources no longer can cope failure,, pneumonia, or are dill in schooL" en increasing number of heroin welfare date cushions addicts They pay for your drugs. They with the Increased drug traffic whatever. even pay for your f uneral." Robert Feldkamp, s, who often live on handouts. Into Sweden. "v . . . LlOngwooa Firm Zoues ru q. • . I . . - ' - - . 01 • .- _______________ of after Dr. Howarth had deter- deliver the merchandise, but going through with his end, so Dr. }3owath j thethe manufacturer. A DeLand physician Is auh The complaint all*a Dr. mined the sites where they- have been unable to get In. the merchandIse is here at our Lcngwood manufacturer to complaint that she paid a total recover $20,000 she paid for of $20,000 for 10 "cartoon home Howarth paid the Langwood would be placed. She says the dráctloni on delivery from Dr. warehouse and we can't get the doctor to tell us where or when Howarth. equipment she claims was theaters for children" but the company $2,000 cash Feb. $, delivery new occurred. waida them delivered," "My underdanding Is that. she company has failed to deliver 1979 as an Initial down never delivered. Alfred Pennington, President Dr. Howarth was going Into Penninglon asserted. The civil action was filed In them. The units are about the payment; another $6,000 Feb. Seminole County dvfl court by size of a telephone hooth aid 9; and the balance of $14,000 of Pen Mar Enterprises, said business with someone who also the units are at the company's was going to order 10 wilts and In addition to the $20,000, Dr. lawyers for Dr. Mary Howarth usually are placed In high March 15. According to the complaint Langwood warehouse and that that her partner would rim the Howarth's complaint asks for and names Pen Mar Enter. traffic areas such as malls prizes and Michael Hrlp of Pen where children insert a coin and the units were to be delivered to conçany ; i mtstim hav cpe.atioii In Pjylvania. But reasonable attorney's fees and watch cartoons, according to the Philadelphia, Pa, area made several attempts to I don't think the partner Is court cods. Mar as defendants. T' Stialom' S Provide and Fk Boulevards. Halfway seaI.uIe$ a " House' Lake MhinIi'J Ssnf ' MÔNDAY OCTOBER30 , ' s, Women vTiaAL to 2, , and Lake ' halls. Chub of sgwsswinier ' am. Quality Inn 14 And Meud.yMse.enTes.a$enaub1 7:15 sin., holiday "The International pop who I Inn, Wymore Road, Allamai Springs. ndeal hi drugs have to lock for Weight Welehers, 10 am., Moowlosi Luthera Casaelberry;7p.m.,FlorldaFidsral,AitwionleSprin$L Th. International Diet Weihbup, 10 am. and noon, Canton Union Bulling, Station University, DeLand; 7 p.m., Mon. I gangs who deal In tgome Ward,I reae __AltamonteSprings; 7:30 drugs have to look p.m., First Primbytorian urch, D@LmA $athrd Relay, now Qvlc Coider. United Way report for m ark.fs char* Smilort - - a RAIURDAY, OCTOBER27 Speck Howe, 2933 Orlando Drive (between Sanford Plesa and Mrpott Boulevard), 741 p.m. Idyllwfltle Ek.eatary School PTA Halloween Carnival, 12:31.5 p.m. at the school. (wiie parade, games, bay rid., huMed house and cake walk. Open to public. Hallowee. Carthul, 12:304 pin., IdyUwlde Elementary School. Costume Judging, Haunted House, hay ride, ganes. Cauelberry AA, dosed, $ p.m., Ascension Lutheran )RsIUns'" Se 44 " j' 3' . ueLana Physician CALENDAR . _$ - . t i- . . * . . __. A-..tvenIag Nsra. $enfsrd, P1. I - S . . ---. - - - ' Jai-Alai ' ' 1 bi _ ' . , • ' . - &t 4 r' M,MI w '- r I#Ø*10.wrw• ,•,. j r h. .-' *.V 4iw.....'.4 . ...•, .• '4 ,L. 1A . - . 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Ming casino, says that "I don't think I have done anything wrong" Kuim ordered Maya to disassociate himself from his contract with the New York Mdi Friday, In effect removing him from any active participation in baseball, on the bails of a 10.year contract the 4Lyewdd former center fielder signed with Billy International, a gambling hotel casino operation In Atlantic Qty, N.J. Maya has two years left on an original 10-year contract with the Mdi, with whom he Is a goodwill ambassador and part-time coach at an annual salary of $0,000. A now conference has been scheduled for Monday to announce that Maya has already signed with Bally. The oortract calls for $100,000 for the first three years with escalating raises over the last seven. The company is headed by Sill Weinberger. "I would never do anything to hurt bssaj," Maya said from his home In Atherton, Calif. "My Involvement with Billy has nothing to do with gambling and I feel I've been s model for baseball duringmy22 years init. But now ! have to think primarily of my family. "I'm only Involved in the community part of the operation," said Maya. "I am to visit hospitals and take part in golfpro4msandtohelpolglnel)ows stagedby Billy. I have nothing to do with gambling. U he feels I'm not worthy of being In baseball because of a contract, I would have to say he Is wrong. I don't think I've ever done anything to hurt baseball. I've given baseball fl years of my life. Now I have to take care of my family. Who's going to Look out for me?" Kuim advised Maya of the action he was taking In the following tdram: I II am advised by Al Rosen that you are about to sign a long4erm contract with Billy in which you are rendering service, to promote that company's casino gambling ,, , Lake Brantley wide-out Robert Corolla had a field day against the Mainlano secondary. snagging six passes for 146 yards including three scoring catchep FOR SIX Lake Brantley's senior quarterback Tony Constantine enjoyed another good night of tossing the pigskin Friday. The 6-1 signal caller connected on 19-29 pass POINTS attempts for a whopping 292 yards and four touchdowns. three going to his Acngiy, while! am 1101 h1p93r at losing your idly, participation In baseball, i reipied that you promptly disassociate yourself N,t*.l SURE . favorite target Robert Corolla. strike before turning over said, "We knew we'd be able to pleased Lake Brantley coach Buc halfback Steve Colublale, Tuilha did a hell of a job with the attack, sparked by Eddie (TOSS town rival lake How1m, Jim Raley, whose Patriots have the Lake Brantley defense held blocking tonight. You saw that Stallings, Tim Burke, Dave htid upset Seminole, han . HeralillipwIsEditer quarterbacking duties to Greg throw against them tonight," in ou Lake Brantley quarterback Fry and Terry Whittemore an emotion filled Patriot locker had their 'share of bright the speedy Buccaneers in check Tonly had a lot -of time to play Gilliland and Cory Carter the Tribe its first conference ground out another 117 yards on setback. moments and dark spots In a and frustrated Mainland catch." 'Iboy Constantine, striking with midway through the third room. 27 carr les to push Lake, * The Patriots stand at 2-3 "We saw some things in the topsy4urvey Five Star season. quartert~ack Dwight McMillan Coming off an open date last the deadly accuracy and Period. "We needed a team effort and throughout the remainder of the week Riley explained that the Braitleypatst the 400 yard total the conference and face Constantine, who also con- films on Monday and "Nucci" swiftness of a King Cobra, dinalGibboms of R. Lauderdsh,§':, Patriots had their best week of offense mark ripped Maitilmid's defensive nected with Corolla for a two- (Corolla) gets such good reads we got It," said the Patriot contest. The fourth period turned Into next week before finishing w1$$• "We got'em fired up," preparation ever. secondary for 2 yards and point conversion play finished that we used a couple of coach. "We talked about what our a Patriot revolving door on the a pair of conference gameor four touchdowns to spork the the night completing 19 of 29 audibles," Constantine com"I've won state cham. beamed defensive coordinators .2•12 Parent's attempts With no Interceptions. mented of the game plan and ptonsldpa before but this game Fred Almon and Sam Momary. foothill prngram means the sidelines as fresh troops against Deland and Semthoiep Patriots to ___ ___ ___ junior, spent the first three camera Friday. The PatrIàt's other score I've never been prouder of i seid. seeóhd half take 4The almost' unbelleábJ dpt) rIntIëy "It's a pleasure when cuinstance that after eight.. 1%I@dW ndors played pitch 'quarters of the ball game came with a little more than a team than the one that went out gotten after anybody elm this what It man to the kidL I'm proud of thern and proud for everyone can get a piece of the weeks offootball, every team In,,,, and catch with Me favorite touring the MaInIsM secondaY mint" left In the third quarter there tonight and did what they year." the Five Star Conference wjth pie," sm iled Raley. Raley was quick to point out them." target Robert Corolla on aslfhe had aseuon'spssa and on a one-yard run by junior did." At the time of the post-game the exception of pesky Lake that the effort came from the In addition to the ConAfft a llowing Mainland first owing passesof5'rAns and 44 hauled in a totpI of six catches Blair Davison stantlne-to-Corolla aerial locker room ce:ebration, the Howell, entire still has a shot at t squad. "We did a lot of soul sear- and second period touchdown yards and found fullback Tim for 146 yards conference Patrio title. us th e Patri ot s r un ni ng ts were unaware , that "Offensive line coach Dave circ flomb1w on a nln.yard A well rested Constantine thing tita week," commented a runs of two and eight yards by FArly Miscues Sink Lyman Hopes at iii meets *uas Now. 2 at 7 PAL Al1111k DdAd d I" Mau Apoph at 4-11; at 4:16 All 05109dw willtake Pim 4111 LMsHo,sIlHij, siuli'oIe High at 34 Ubsty Idlan got touch. yards total offense. The third, fourth and fifth I.wns from five different ayir. Friday to scare a 414 gradspsewsssofUbsrtymade es over Trmthuil Bay ci New It a doobli football day with a hayma Reach in the Mid- 204 win over Tvrnbsdl Bay. Quarterback Mickey Gragory !lsdda Flag Football loop. Quarterback David Robb, scored a pair ci touchdowns _while _ _ iheplchedup$3yu ds ontin.s ing vls.rantorap.Irdsourie ran*l.d for aNyardscor.. iI imas.d for another. (Indian Is eusmidid on 2.7 attempts sperts un g Sr yards oaths day. '-i was PinS $d tIUCbM sit ciths year with a 114 and 1$'lI t from Eric Comptos, w BRe lavelloan and in ever Tombell Say. Liberty 4d action picks op & Cii Friday wlths en again *wu an afla.undvldory duties. held dofedid lealord schuil takes Uboity as lbs Christian of limiting Ranchland the on Bay, iBeschitoelto79 WlMirii It r Two ci the Lu j, ; •' '1, * . 'I • .• - '. V' Lyman UNed1.1' By JOE DBANTIB .s — f l 'L r1 .aIMi iniprl jMh,oI,ans lbs firM few wssbs d practise. s whole cosdik cim is wry pleased with ad adkwb d as lashim Sowiherit grat . . ru - . • • . . - . • . . . ' . £ . • . r j / . ... xp • " .--.• I • •• • . . . f W UAT 7 7 ( .. * •• 5. : '4 • . ,s.1q'sh.cbsSlMbIStsahea *m.Awse,.bl.dgsiigoninsrt he 1c1 •.. -'. •. ..,•.•s•. . ••. 14 alp . • . •: •• IdN .isder him to u ag ..pss..d the Ilsyard nesbing aath. 1SM U a (bvuleed _ . . __ f.sLrnhsydoswInasthSlaroblp ena,bi1 i hanin to itisp . 000. exoSlI gs to i of ft wend.' t . q • $ aIldSinS NS iir in j$sd ins. * • ssisaprepceewhsftkeeinksspthI aI bMhMbSM." be MMa ipscUve. 'ass is Ml. i I . . * 'Wre a 946440 DSIV, * as kiSsi . 124 Wo. TN A SAT,. 1 ,, . .kcsach. wo - saw#=@ Mlat=: I. 011than _______ $ jet*ios it I. hss.N I K mail' isl IN ear. ______ & Cho" :] (Mp ). 4. St.oi fluid _ in V • OIL/LUBE /DUAL FILTER' ________ ___ Labor is included. Additional parts, and servIces extra. Savel 888 ___ ____ -- •• NA cars Du Fl thrill Pbs's W TI. Vhess$ SILVER HAWK COACH GREG ROBINSON ___ ____ I7$i14' U$s14 578*14 071*11 41.1$ 44.8$ 44.1$ 47.1$ N7$114 4$.$$ 578*11 11.0$ 171* 11 14.1$ ram nis fhr. YUOldflJ*hti £y5 aftal Oh wA 1 ek tam, ftürd"' But he's quick to point out that all three go hand. ___ OIb(mt3"explalnSdRObln.on. 'iIN&tforiatobesuecenufulthls year we'll hav.togMa Id of peopleInv.lvsdinotroIfwa.. evthIng but desire. Thit them." • to come tram $LS$ $3.$$ 3$,$$ $$.$$ 3$,$$ $S.0 4L$$ Li. 2.21 2.2$ 1.44 Lii ceo 1% ____ ___ " solon) work and are ciose to their families then It certainly makes for a good coachh* iltuption." "aracter and pride go riot along with wine and lou..," continues the former Seminal. mmunl Uege basketball ace. terani The&rHawkewWpsg their pride on the fine diring a season that Robkaon terms, "Very IMerestIr." lheeountyteamsaregettlngbettereveryyear. ThM'soodbodylsgoisigtongioyer -lIaY deed this season. Nobody did land year olraaidthnd'sgood for thsl Star Qmfer.nc,and •" b.M fomI," bisms lb. hsI me stay calm, cool down, -WW L0sIIkbS(wflhIdSt) "We try to lie mar hankhall Herald 8rt EdMir. 'V tat *.i; .- Another senior, last year's third forward, Mike Boucher brings ARI room E 8"040 and even given me a critique after every game." have excssdsd ow expoctatlon. no . SnfiW MV11M U1. Hawks' Greg Robinson: 'We sue Everything But Desire' - - a . - %Ld ., _ _ _ ___ go held ___ ___ _ Meyers, at CRd's VaReybell tommumot at off against Mainland at 3-13. IJits Howell. 05)111114 round samwinals an met" Up on a Wedesedey, lbarsday, Nov.1 #A 5:30 ad 7 ' when °P edd p.m. with the district chain. Spoils 'Hound' Homecoming:: and into the hands of split end on for the victory, mistakes set DeI.and up In Willie Carter. He galloped the "Our defense stopped them In scoring position, while the other rest of the way to complete a $3- the' second half, but we just got three stopped t.yman scoring The Detaid Reildogs scored yard sco ri ng play. James down too far early In the opportunities 24 SM half poW. bgIgwl the Robinson scored a few game," said Lyman coach Bill The last mistake came late In arm of junior quarterback moments later, after a Lyman Scott afterwards. the game as Lyman tried to The Bulldogs managed just make It a baligame. After Ia,r Wed, they defeated' fumbietoglv.thevlaltorsa 244) lsad with $:lllelllnths first 46-yards total offense In the Darrell GWIazn recovered an 1a'mia 34-13, in a p Cankove ceded bes a half, second half, but the big scoring onside kick for Lyman, Meyers h.mioc'p' crewd at Lyman. 14mm finally atewited late ftrsthilfkhlledthGreytxiuids. and Cleveland led the I. the fted half asquaslerla& Junior running sensation Greyhounds down to the West, omv$s4 lenel AMA Jeff Meyers .ewp.red five. MesUpp again had BuiltIog 20-yard line where an an& MINI a~~ yards to pist Lyman on the Mo ndiagnlghtashsr11s Meyentlw.Wkdotheendsoo. scoreboard going Into the (or 126-yards en lb carries and safety Scott Dickinson 114 en andlteurhdemtsThsflM two locker room at halftime. leading all nmnera. picked off the errant pass entouchdown puass went to The Grsyimunds came out of Meyers and fullback Jon ding Lyman's hopes. irthr wId receiver Not'' lbs lecher roam tired up after Hiss had 00 yards apiece Delusive standouts for the halftime but * was 'uilsu U during the i1*, but Lyman Bulldogs were Dickinson, Hss a aewiag_mm ci IMBaUddaf.ase proved It dug Its own grave with Broderick Gordan (who sr pedlag a 124 SM WaSaetIDlI4tOIdI )m let omnaroesmldaku.__ tircspted a pies), Andrew it was Wed beck lito the gain.. Tb. lb.. Greyltoads cuom4tted (livers, and Mark Fowlor. let Grtiads 800000111110 score five turnovers; Us,.@ in. me victory improved (he BNus *sd at 6-10 od Brantley ;. =0 . _____________ 1• Lake - "'° Smith Isenoth rith senior who say experience and sound fundamentals to the forward spot and game time a year ago. Smith is extra quick, handles the ball well should see plenty of game time In '79. and gives the Hawks good defensive skills at the top of the key. The other hall of the McKnight connection for Lake Howell is 1978 was a season of accomplishments for the Lake Howell Junlor varsity graduate Me Daato at 6-10 In his junior year Junior Fred McKnight. Robinson terms the 6-1 forward as Silver Hawks. For the first time since graduating to 4A status has improved a great deal over the summer and Robinm calls physically strong with good inside moves. Lake Howell posted a winning record. The Hawks hope to con- him one of the ha rdest workers on the Hawk squad. Sophomore Mark Layton, nephew of former Phoenix Sun Moe Unite the progress of their 17-14 showing of a year ago. Probably the Silver Hawks bed shooting guard, Tim Layton, br ings his growing 6-1 frame under the boards for Lake Pere's a player-by-player look of coach Greg Robinson's troops OSkaughnessy graduates from the Junior varsity and gives Lake Howell. Layton is a strong rebounder and can move to the bucket who plan to make the county basketball race very Interesting In Howell consistent play In the backcourt. well. 1979. While O'Shaughneuy can hit from outside, the Hawk's other Post Guards guard c"date is 5-10 Barry Stockwell. Physically strong for his Although still very much involved in the prep football season, Tim James, a 54 150 pound senior returns to the lineup after size, Stockwell handles the bell exceptionally well and is perhaps smior Rusty Conway gives Lake Howell the size and bulk it needs seeing some game time last season. James is a sound fun. Lake Howell's best penetrating guard. In the middle with his 6-4 and 220 pound frame. a good passer and his improved touch romwils Conway played most of Ind season at forward and Robinson If Lake Howell looks to shy one player to provide leadership this feels he'll pick up a few points on his 7.0 average per game this seasIoii It has to be serAw forward Reggie Swam season. The First Team All-Coisdy selection, Second Team All. The Hawks tallest player at 64, Mike SeI*g moves up to the Coderence Selection and tw"ime Burger King Player of the varsity in '19. While he has the height, Robinson is counting on Week should pick up In '79 right whire he left off In '7$. Sebagto develop physical strength wider the boards as the season The 1-2 deadly shooter has LmIro,.d his ball handling shills and prov.sa.0 his 14.0 per gum average Is a big factor. Trarmfer student SM Giles (from Ioulslana) gives Lake Niewcomets Cart Ndtafthtl a senior at 9-2 looks to be a strong Howell more decat sin In the middle at 6-2. Ilie junior does offensive rebounder with good Inside movie to the basket. many things well and should get stronger u the year progresses. Udhercomty teams, the Silver Hawks wlu take part in Robinson feels lmprovedsbootthg from McKnight will help the ofthmalve, low. both Un Ro1aryI Bowl tournarnent and the Oviedo Invitational. ver Turnbuillay 48oO By I4TON WOOD is P~hs"basnad for the $ Star Conference District 7:00p.m. Lyman at 124 aquaria Liberty Christian Rolls ;.Lw. __ tric t So eds DIs to. . should help from outside. Herald Sports ubr (Sixth In A Series) ____________________________________________ ____ .u1q. DeLand By JOE DANTIS of st contract with the Now York Was I am Informed W Mels an prepared to relieve you of any further obligations that contact. plus an extra point conversion. ,, ii I', r, r Herald Photo by Torn Viftent The 1979 edition of the Lake Howell Silver Hawks are, bottom row from left to right: Fred McKnight, Mike DeSanto. Mo Smith. Tim James; second row from Boucher; top row from left to right: Reggie Barnes, Scott Giles, Mike Sebag, left to tight: Claude McKnight, Tim O'Shaughnessy, Larry Mincey, Mike Mark Layton. this, associallm, it hu'long been my view that such associations by people in our gwne are inconsistent with its bed laj.reg. I believe you have been made aware of MY views In that coimsetlon. Herald Photos by Tom 0f 5 Star LI "While I can appreciate the motivations leading you to By JOE DeSANTIS Sunday, Oct. 2$, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. __________________ - •1 . 4oPLY POLYESTER CORD WHITEWALLS Oiw Rig. 3140071*13 2888 PIUS FJ.T. refo Now" *W — With ExchPfl95 ORROSION I mare 6/72 BATTERY Os,, Meg. 71.01-4 Days? Maintenance " For rnow care and light trucks. i !I �k. 1 .5 _' ..."1110,001118W -, - I dIIU ; - .S S - - S S -, _-,S• ; - • S =. !- : r;.-,0,.__-... I - -. -, . • • •' - - -.-- knday, Oct. 2$, im WASHINGTON CTUI4 , food PdCN Out 01 W* IIDO dISST to contrary to what they've been told. So they become very ___ S namliofcbilda ikithipM weeks, Ma Laws said si*h seen children with serloun bans, ligaing and fractures appiru1y flk4sd by their parents. Miith.mPaick,wiWdstM.'aattorney,cosd1rmed anelpaii -Ills Fotnkk Is on. of the irosucutces ° 1 "MyIuiilthutmoreceessarecom1ngacross" he said. "1s may be due to bettor InvestlgMlve t.ctmlqusss, more actal cases or we j have more p1* willing to make a phone calL" Uthe parents' story deesn't mMcli the brulses, and child I 1. - . - -. I __ IL. 1 't . I - S ;i• - _- . ~ .11 • S . 1. LOUIS EDWARD .. •.• - - 4...... .' • .'• • " • . 1. 1. .• #kA S . -- - 5- .- - - - S S - - , t. b Herald POW W ' C S . & . • 3 . . ~L ..•.,.-. - - - :; .:\i''. . . _ 41"., , I -- ilI, 4f ',;_ j`_1 .~ , !. _ ~ . . " . 11. ... . 1 . I II . : ,- ' • .f 11 "' -- - - I:- -: - ' -e __ • ________ ~ I - - I- - "' - • ~'-..,' ... I , ..- , , - L ~I`. - . -, ~; .A ;~ I .!.: •••. : : - - - - - _,.-_"h._ .i* - . S -5- L. :- --, , .., '- -. _... -: --. - ,., ,'p• .;•; -. . f ',.-,. __ - - L III liii - - 0111AW-1 : -. I1 - 11* • •- -. I . I • S " - '- . S , -. . 0 - 1 i ~ 11,'if . - I'! I - •- - .1 . _ I _11 • - S . ~ . .I . I • _~.L . - . _______ , __ . a--' -s. ~Z 9V 'W,-, gq ., IWW r "' - - : - a - - :- '- ____ 5' ' • - r - ':' '--' -• 6ev. SIb Gisiivu' Irene Akuilu.... .- . VIA ass, doctors, and linde EunU M. DIrho., graaddaugbter. Ief tell Mr. erson '' • • ' . dMrs.Akiutreveahsdthat Hutsy (the pnInd) U 1 '.L th.'ligni01ithlsIwhsnthi .unt$'Isppredatethethlldiwa r 4' 4"• law r-_0 -•k-t i., '1 mrdtom.wsa esy"eI." end jud . ,-''i' • y "i; ., '-• In a recent •ou•u-i--''. U" U UUUil las." Owned un toslkideyuilsdthit Mrs. However, the, bumble Aleeshas "lightens 'our .iJluit uduil hew .: -. oar "1 dida't airkiend mi mid hi hnI lb Ubs'*s. Alosniw. Mrs. ...... halhais it," she Mates, os' cpa" alsngwith bar husha& -$ - $ur the .In Ormi he J, o,et's frisdo at the a f .:. .kesd'kesaoutedithe WwIag .q which .iet Orlando, hours . &j has spiel vp prige s li* alUM. mi the asni s,sryMsudayfren*W88s.a bvVPuiH 'hi2:*pa.Mtke(%hI01tke become established ii the t'k'Z'-' *4 ,...aad Josephine Greed with Mrs. Hward Baker - I. background so* &Md ad Isk her to apddisk 'iaai im dw 01" "i (See related photo as Page 3B) •'We'ddo$hingto help." Uáe , mere ;- wh, hiamst deserving r,clpi S -• --S - - . _ ,I , - 4 - . - -, ' - am 81l§5 " . ...... _. • 4 - %_7 I'. 3~51 '1~1, ~ .1.-', U'I I , I 1. '1--i'' ' - ," ;l000lllololllloo . See IS YEARS, Page *B , , t 'II Wa' 1 ,..~, .. . . . . - - --------- - -_& e3...I.AI4.IJ 5-. . S I # 0 • r-I ~ I " - - ?. I 000 ..% ', - - I _._. I ' , • __ ---'.s S : ;': ., ~. "• t ... ________ - SP.. _S•_• - ' • i •• '• . ' t . )OlX*O U -W DPU- .MW UI OSiUWU Reverend George Hymen was pastor. Shortly thereafter the Bryana built their first home away from the noise of Downtown Sanford, - on the corner of 20th Street and Sanford Avenue. Sanford was built up out to 10th Street," recalled Mrs. Bryan, "Sanford Avenue was a 9400t brick road and there was a cow pasture out 20th Street. Jim Spencer drove cows down 20th Street ud put them in a pasture, then took them home to milk thorn." The first of the Bryan four children was born In that house on their first anniversary. Alter 10 years of banking, doctors told Mr. Bryan he should find some other work, preferably out-of-doors. Bending over figures In the bank's books In the poorly lit office was taking Its toll on Bryan's health. A celery farm was purchased on Beardall Avenue and the Bryans became farmers. "We loved It," they said. Continuing In agriculture led Bryan to take a lob with a , With loving arms she deserved It more than I did..." Two of the six Lbuella Grassl 01 Lake Mary, and 72- and Mrs. Dlrksen. volunteers Into her welcomes me award cam as a aw- forgetting the many times she Dirks Community Service year-old Irene Alcenlus of was has worked until the early sewing group, and those with "I Awards priiuM.d to Central Oviedo, were awarded plaques prize to both volunteers. of the morning franfailing eyesight or trembling a minute." hors for Floridians at Sea World's 1979 by Oovsrqor Robed Graham speechless attention scribing braille.., the love given hands receive special and said Mrs. Gruel, organizer Seeder (ltIs1t Recognition and for their outstanding cornto and love from her "A syrnyears the leader of a sowing group throughout the Awards Breakfast. went to - mimity .sr,Ice.Shark In and a anile go a etic ear who children at Lidheran Haven s path comprised volunteers 0150 iiuosdat}r' was Mrs. Howard $Mla Cev1v. . long way," iii. says. SlMy4Ive-ysarsid ip' Joi4e baker dsuv dthi late Is. spent 1,150 hoes in August (a orphanage... and the hourss Those who live nearby and typical month) sewing Rams for spent at the nurses station at distribution to needy In- I.Aberan Haven Retirement used a ride are picked up by dividuals, migrant children, Center... and the may foreign her, and thus, who seldom get nursing homes the cancer Mududs the has taugt* to to taMe freshly baked goodies eerily, the old sokhers horng read... and the OW students how they can look forward to • -'the he tutored In difficult being served something tasty and Beta usia.. idevoted Mrs. Grassi predicted the subjects... and the many senior prepared by the Ijç "jfl make moped cfthiii who. have benefited vciaMe who as docked In • program abs over 71$ how, of service abel 'mote offset bao my work, and from the RSVP _i-F worhiddtohsIpgM darted. January. I'll work twice as bard." dear to this Alas near -"I don't how ho* I'll do It, Wle Mrs. Giut scurries '- j the about hsIp", she's alert to the J though. The phou'l ringing all volunteer's heart ate theth.newt" said the mother students ala meets at I41na1 physical condition of h. i of two adult children and a High School where Miw has yejadeers, and We alertness ad.jOdgeadosstheindhir yejst herairvicisinthe hilp.d.avealltewlienMrs. I: nue raised from Infancy. giddaiwe department for the Grout noticed that a volunteer I lv Sn years. "I'm thrilled to (She pd accidently overdosed on (Ike she has three other pieces working with the mjicp, •/' sr,' :-i.. Hoi'ild Pheles by Tom NOW and Mrs. Leslie T. Bryan scan mementoes of their 85 years together. The wall portrait is their son, Marine U. Col. L. T.Bryan Jr. - S - Governor Presents Awards To 2 Seminole Women ~il 11 .. 5 - . , - - - ,I : .1 1 Players will begin it's new m The Se inole Community College -season on Nov. 1-4 by presenting the Japanese play, "ashomon," at the college fine arts complex, at 8p.m. There Is no adinIs'on charge. Seats are on a first come first served bIs. For Information call 3234459 or $314781, Ext. M. -. ' Herald Staff Writer Miss Viola Howard was already gaged that Spring she lift Barnesville, Ga. to visit her aunt who lived in Winter Garden, west of Orlando. His name was Haskell and he lived In Tennessee. Leslie T. Bryan was 24-years-old and the Sanford resident was working in a bank in Winter Garden that day he walked past the front porch where the visiting Miss Howard sat with her cousin. He was also engaged. Miss Howard saw the tall, goodlooking young man as be passed and she turned to her cousin and asked, "Who's that man goin' there?" Aheco,tnued on his way she followed him with her eyes and said to herself, "Look out Haskell." The next day was Good Friday and the banks were closed. A cashier at the bank where Bryan worked had a large houseboat and he Invited several employees and friends to spend the day fishing and boating on Lake Apopka In Winter Garden. Miss Howard and Bryan were ',Players To Open Season - both Invited, and as Miss -Howard later said, "I caught more flab than am." Bryan asked If he could take No Howard home after returning to shore and she accepted his offer. On the way he asked her for is date. She again back to her aunt's house L accepted. Soon Miss Howard returned to Georgia but she aid forget the handsome banker in Florida. As It happened the local college in Barnesville offered a special banking course and Bryan attended the school and ended up courting Miss Howard. She had cancelled her engagement to Haskell in Tennessee and Bryan had cancelled his to the girl in Florida. On Oct. 21, 1914 in the First Baptist Church in Barneaville, the two were married. The happy bride and groom returned to his home In Sanford arriving from Jacksonville aboard the steamboat Osceola, which made the run between the two cities on the St. Johns river. On the first Sunday they were In Sanford the newlyweds By TOM NETSEL Dr. Sung Mm tin, Winter Park acupuncturist, will demonstrati and explain acupuncture Tuesday, at John Young 'Museum as part of the museum's "Medical Update '79" series. Di. tin Is joined by Di. James Thomas, chief of anesthesiology at Florida Hospital, who discusses temporary relief from pain ,through anesthesia. The presentation begins at 7:30 p.m. Students pay half price. For more Information, call the museum, 896-7151. ii - . -' Fl Ri!ir 1 'r,tod 11 - 'sb. Florida Symphony Youth Orchestra, Charles Gottschalk fllI)lor, presents its.first concert of the season, Sunday Oct. k $ p.m.. at the Winter Park High School Auditorium, 2100 Silnmorfleld Ave. 711%aTert tp bl .., Acupunctu r. Demo Planned siau. NINRY N. $.rvice willbsh$dolIP.m.,MOndiV,It ft* Lake Mary PreIayterI. crcn With sy. A.P. Stewes silkiatine. Oramkew In diere. ___ , Good Friday: The Beginning Of A Marriage 65 Years Ago Jtouth Oréh.stra To Perform IaUNDJSL L00111,SDWASD in. Paersl wwliai $ W- sMieev.od...etom. srgravside in Oak awn Mimoilal Park. with FatherDismu Fa Markie .fticlatlni. Orsmkaw Funha Home is Wi thargs Of wranhimts. 4I-pSMVsIN. • ~', Y~, . 4 .! .~, LLL L 1. L~. .~" ,~ 's. . .., I '' ,*. ''.. ,.:,*I .1., - , I - Class Set Happy Acres Day Care Center and Kindergarten will hold its nnuaI Halloween parade at 9:30 a.m., Wednesday. The preschoolers will parade In costume on the 600 block of Riverview :venue off State Route ld, with bikes, wagons and Big Wheels. Refreshments for parents, grandparents and friends will be $erved following the parade. AU are Invited. For information -jell Nancy A. Harris, 3234481. - 4 ) ' I . 0 - $ccessful relationships and rebirthing training will be held at the new age center, 2500 East Curry Ford Road, Orlando, on Nov. 1, 2,3, and 4 with a free Introductory lecture on Oct. 30 at 8 p.m. For Information call 8431930 after 6:00 p.m. - A SWITCH IN TMIL Steve McMahon, regional manager for Orange-HENIYR. IEAIL Seminole Cablevision, throws a switch to activate microwave receiving equipment at the company's of site off Ridgewood Avenue In Sanford. The Wynn Drive,_Sanford died cablevIsbou.slgnai to subscribers In North Semluel. Friday. Anti" 01 Walhesta1 is now seal by a microwave F.M. link and received lid., he CNN to NOW au by a parabolic antenna atop a N4oM tower. Mc. ',' a =. Mabee said the $ILIIP system should increise ad• tin and reliability and quality of the siguil, plus enable Ut. ___of csmpany I. add numerous has in the futwe. p.sW 1£ - - II -RI birthing Fwi.ral NQtk•s Mrs. COAMin ______ --VIM ----Mow%# IN&,, Margaret Thompson and Mrs. Gladys ClopLn., both of Baltimore; and several ___ nephew. and M.ces Gramkow Funeral Item. Is In charge 01 f, t Kindergarten Plans Parade Grainkow Funeral Home, Sanford, Is in charge of arrangements. Survivors Include his wife, Mrs. Dorothy B. Bnmdige of Sanford; a daughter, Mrs. Janet Ervin, of Sanford; two sons, Louis E. Bnmdlge Jr., ster.ad SP.S wuu.m c. $".csi, U.S. Army In Frank. r , GUMMY;; terse main, - S - Chicago, Ill.; two sisters, Miss Edith BeaU, Sanford, and Mrs. Mamie Kunde, Bridgeman, Mich.; two brothers, Wendell BeaU, St. Joseph, Mich., and Walter Beall, Sanford. tae Sunrise Seminole Ifiwanus - -. - - ".3g. ._. -- He was a retired B & A Railroad employee and was S $to'usaridsW4Wy IIIS With Nl two 16 h1,h1y0ufbusdhb0fhm,u !,t! e - r' - .I PV - d Tuscawilla Homeowners Association will hold a "Meet the Candidates" night at 8 p.m., Nov. 1, at Redeemer Moravian Church, Tuskawilla Road, Winter Springs. Candidates for the city council, Hap Arnold, Gary Hunt, Maureen Boyd and Andy Montval and Mayor Troy Piland, uncontested, will speak. The meeting Is open to members and . IN ive members. He in survived by his wife, Isabelle M. Beall, his , ...-.-.a• • -. from Arnold, Md. - .arSCSi*scoi*onpsymsMl*WisdyjcajputwIliiyoi, S S • Meet The Candidates of the National Education Association, the Michigan Education Florida Retired Teachers Mr. Louis Edward 0--.0 Sr., 63, of 316 W. 20th Si, Sanford, died Thursday. A native of Blthnore, Md., Mr. Brunfte lived in Sanford for . - - -- . -1 Day - - BRUNDIGESR. Actually, you nssd a paymnl thel you 5•to yØ$f Cfla .. 1 01 Altamonte. Construction crews for both underground and overhead installatlon of cable are at work In various areas of the. city. Overall, construction of the cable system is prOgressing on schedule, Jennings said. He said Storer will offeir (I" levell of service f011OwIN A& tivatlon of the system, which is expected during January, 1*. Up to 2$ channels will be available including three types of home box office movie packages children's programming, Madison Square Garden sports specials, Las Vega.etyIe shows and programming from local and distant network and independent stations. city I . -- Members of Boy Scout Troop 529, Paola, represented the St. John's District at the recent Central Florida Council Physical Fithess Day held at the Orlando Naval Training Center. Scouts competed according to weight categories and the boys from Troop 529 won the following awards: Mike LaPeters -25 yd. swim - Gold; 50 yd. swim Gold; baseball throw for accuracy - Silver; Basketball throw Bronze; Richard Nixie: 24 yd. swim Brbnze: Kevin Brown: Baseball throw for accuracy - Silver; Jeff Brown: 50 yd. dash Silver; Basketball throw - Sliver; Eddie Behrens: Baseball throw for distance Bronze; Shot put Silver; Pull-ups - Gold; Roger Nisle: Baseball throw for distance - Bronze; David Adkins: Push- Gold, Pull-ups - Bronze; and Alvin Jones: 100 yd. dh i - Gold; 50 yd. dash - Gold; Baseball throw for distance - Gold; Standing long jump - Gold; Running long jump Gold; Shot put Gold; Basketball throw Bronze. - ,~~ " , . peach and a banker from Sanford were invited to go fishing and boating on a houseboat. Viola Howard Bryan said 'she caught more fish than one' that day. Boy Scouts Receive Awards Gains Cable TV IN TODAY ' S ECONOR11C 'i LIJR,ATE WHAT YOU REALLY NEED IS ANOTHER MONIl PAYMENtL.I-"TAJ, . - S 2. In 1914 the couple below were engaged but not to each other. While visiting in Apopka, a Georgia .: On Physical Fitness - - I . L !~;, .- - I S - - - - _to ____SS___ "fj 4'. .2 a C=-, IM" I In jjr em M., I___ a C to _____ thom ==&dim wdl NOWINWwanvisrolisminsubwof ____ eaegoresMdtMcuee ____ "Mi 4th uamec1111moMolthstbueI M pet them to nkaiab the Id," the said, "because thsyhethilds,sWthsbrM.uu'tac'fdtnteL' WhinipallieMitoiMshdepmissMfut'iVMd diby hsmutgeiisug With the huIpthsldunds tM-cm in aM forced to siciui isihir, t tas t betwes peaM ad ~$ a anethepsiui livery cesosnied aheetths m. d the ld. d,"sith,msetabshve "kayeapwlmce"thsutI, fo aiis omsaM 01 pveot lees pmtksnVsaasiidrdl01whewethswsp the d (iVs WsnIew with a pest who .:I her _ ___ imi No ' riefly AREA DEATHS __ __ , ;~ .. ~ I - S prings I Oum . Sunday, Oct. 2$, itlt-1 B Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. S _________ Ma, Laws said If she doss net belhs,e the Injuries . --- AM iL. ---- iL. AM -5-.Albak - - M411 - - -. , . -- -. often . S Altamonte Springs and Seminole County commissioners and officials have been Invited to attend the ceremonies along with S members 01 the Altamonte Springs citizens advisory board, members of Storer's local and regional staffs, officials of the Altamonte Springs Is one step closer to cable television, Gro,mdbresklng ceremonies for the new Storer Cable Winter Park Telephone Co. and the Florida Power Corp. and Television facilities at 911 State Route 434 at Sand [Ae Road In I OF emmtaum of cftm and business Interests throughout the Altamonte Springs are scheduled for 10:45 am. Wednesday, Oct. are. 31. .Installatlon of cable Is complete in many residential area of The 10,000.square.foot facilities are to include a studio for local Altamonte Springs, said Marc Jennings, general manager of cr4gInMIP4 programming, a 3504o01 tower for reception of distant ut.41ft@ earth station and offices. Storer Cable TV's local operations. Storer has a franchise with the - . " . ,~ . %o"Was ByDONNAE8IZS llerald8taff Writer ' i - 1 38 OURSELVES ;~11! Ralph Pezold,seniOrVk president and branch manager of Flagship Bank of Seminole's Longoodoffice,recentlyre ceived the Business Man of the Month Award from the Longwood-Winter Springs Chamber of Commerce. In addition, the Lngwood office re celved the Beautification Award. %. I S - 4 I - Altamonte S S 1 I H 7 -- AWARD, HONOR - . .q - - "The poorrecslvemonsyfrom the "at therefore they -s surveyed by the MMe and mor, of their activities b.00n. hewn" Piotnkk said. "lb. wealthier you s the Ii. likely it is that your activities will come to the 01 autritIss. You mid I will never knew If Rockefeller I of ii as long been my heft," Ms Laws said, "'IbM pit,Ms doctors, who may have social contact with the pests, are olin willing to accept Is.s thin credible pIt$ons 01 11, Isis and fractures In their children." l% wsalth3? also hive the beet attosimsys, Plothick said, so It is outer for them to cover.ap their activities. Di $M4, "tM I1llSi iç thi "AI with sosconosnic ladder you get, the moe's th1ig you're able to got away wIth" Whsnayosm.rla removed from his hoinelnflorlda, he be aM*lWrham.. Shelter homes m's resI0iw. 01 riM. Individuals. who teal they can contribute to a commadiy need by taking In me or more children who seed temporary sanctum. , upir'•ced shelter In the $ dthemajodtyolcblldrwshehu housed have hi .his from h,lb .1 g,,, ,,Income RqwU of supodold dO .ase an held stricti ! •S • S - ___ - PEZOLD GAINS .11 Dedicate Facilities To Officials sesodete medical a'r. pngssid.hehssconflrmed 14 cues Me _ year inveMn. rsat.d to thet Evidence for child ekes, Includes heavy bruising and broken bones w'ltIy to have occurred accidentally. And _ with its lack of clii contacts, __ for balance_ receive a fracture In an armorl.gbone. This ti of fracture Indicetas .igIIIICsM PCSSSI aDd twldIi was Applied. "OfilD a bibYS friida'e will heal undetected, Laws said. "Bi* if soinleonit was angry inongh to injure the child, WI going to happen W111." What type of porm p o 0 a be angry wough to break an Infant's bones or best a defenseless youngster? There are ne etsrsetypss. ,,00 abuse bows no cultural or $CUEU'IC bounds. Aayon.-ab.olutoly anyone- could be a child abuser." U more cuss are Investigated among the poor, this Is bsi:aiee they more- ash, - coine to the attention 01 S. - A -- ___ ;- S Thomas McDonald (left), preaidentofmeAbstract Corp. of Sanford, met with Sen. Lawton Chiles (D-Fla.) in Washington lastweekatareception held by the American ssociation. During the reception, executives of land title companies from across the nation conferred with their senators and repre. sentatives. -' * . -. RECEPTION .$ -S. I . SA-Ivenheg HeriW. kMsrd FL 1. S •_S - - - *5 -- - "t t11 -L I -' -' _ ~ 54.S :' - - - . 5 -IS. S I - L I.?. _ .-w r'4 .. I -t ••--iv - S -' tS.::.t5 S �- - - - - --- - - - - - _. - . 0 - - -. 0 .- .c. ... + -. - -•- - __ 0 - 211-EveflIngHeraId,$anfo,p - , __ -ac-__ - F - . F. 00-65 Years I CostMsed From Page m W 1. 6w.;, ~, I . .1 . L ,,. w -II+1 , . .m .1 . I 1 ~, ! - .; .•-"-i - I .. f. . # -!" " \ -~ le" I- 0 I w, * 1.#k-.,f Q ,.,ty'4 , a y S ___ . _____ ____ - air - ______ Y '. Iii -- . ___ . _____ - of . - • - 0 _ aiged.d his parents and Ms family buy a home on the southern tip of Merritt Island In Brevard County and live theretoCr Mrs. said they moved some of their, furniture to Merritt Island and left the rest in the large borne In Altamonte, "where It was broken Into and stolen." The big hiae was sold and the Bryans were living In Merritt Isla nd, but before their son and Ms family could join them, Mrs. Bryan said, "We got so homesick we liked to died." All their old friends were back In Seminole county, so they said, 'We're going back to San ford." ThSBtYIfl1 now 11I34SdJOOIJ rtinentinthe Geneva Garden APIrIMInts on Wed Wh Street. Mrs. Bryan still has flowers growing outside her door but on a illrscale.'Ican'tdowftheutmynowsrs,", A coffee table In the living room holdi several photo alaandapbooke.Thsybave been .sjy..g but there are still reminders of those days long ago: two as were urns ore they were married. Old boyfriends and girlfriends share a spot In the book as well. 'That's Haskell," she said pointing to a brown portrait, _-- -- of -. 0 + - I - + Also present for the meaft To M - arital Problem • _ y. + - I ! i £_ - STATE - - - - + - give au those + _____ -, - was For A hal Tr.at WIaL - + j_, TV UU1 1W I ricKs vis t i + + Dawn S 11J Na IF m. + The Longwood Elementary 8chool will hold its Cowdry Ba*a.r on Saturday, Oct. 27, :'from 10a.m. until 8p.m., on the .'adsool grounds. Included among the 1 fsdMtIes are a flea market, costume contest, "Ipook 1*pe'" posy -ltvs sidirtairmisid and+ lots " s& OUNCA$ I I i.,-: - I - - Co - . In fact, dw Conruaw re. cth s veae deal more for hi. d011ar_today than he did when bsylu carpeting bar Carpets at 10106 of b"* edit MOM more .11 rthtsat, tI$10. aad W. Carpenlag h a rest value. Cmos Is today and look r r $ieaadsua seiscilos of . = ow OWY Man in fla 1W% Fastwe moie...me shem' . ___ ___________ v" WW VMrW go 1011111 I + _ ,.•. '¼ -+ _z - •- - - Of "dek Th&s dsn iudl It :. - +- L_ -'4 _ .. -_ '4 +_,_-_ . SANFORD PLAZA Rose ALTAMONTE MALL IIIIIIIIIIII - - : ' + .w6mviftw6wo'. Camellia ras. + • 1$T ST. $AJ peft PH. - anrnm + - 0 SEIKO - Someday all watches will be made this way. Zales makes sun every moment is right a fine ccsilef inn of Seiko watchps! - + + with - IJ I + I 1I! ON 1011046 1' E I - ., -Garden- Circles + - P. . I I + % agreed thsy hod agoodtime, but the only souvuslri they . BerMa. Shanan, Dolt. of brougid home were terrible :' * Florida, IA&n Auxiliary to the coMs. -.'V.F.W. secretary, Is a bouseguest of Healey and VFW Pod 10050 and ladles ________________________________ Hart. Evelyn Is Dud, auxiliary In Casielberry is :0. sr. vice-president. sponsoring The George Howard Manorial Gold Tournament on Ron Circle of the Garden Club of Sanford met at the home of Jim. Larmans, mayor of Sun.. Oct. 21, at the CealsibsiTy Mrs. B. Schmitt with 12 members kttendlng. Longwood, and her daughter, Country Club. 1e time Is 7:30 Plans were continued for the bazaar to be held one full day :-Lynda, attended a family a.m. and a$l7 per per.unentry Nov. l5 from 9:30a.m.to9p.m. with luncheon at noon and dinner fee Is being asked. - reunion In Jacksonville. served at night. Proceeds from the tourWhile there, they visited with It was announced that the Garden of the Month was presented to .June's mother, Mrs. H.A. namend will benefit cancer aid Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Carroll at the corner of 12th Street and Odom, and her alders, Mrs and research. George died last Laurel Avenue. .:Doa (Nancy) Raddata, aid Pat year Of cancer. After the business meeting a hilarious "Yankee Swap" was For additional information conducted by Mrs. B. Schmitt. Refreshments were served. them. t. "While we were In coi*act+ the post home at00l. JaonvWe, we attended the say "Love and K11," with The October meeting of Camellia Cirde of the Garden Club of The Extension Homemaker Gale Gordon," Jun. saId. ,,He was jut as zany as when he Showcase" on Wednesday, Nov. Sanford was held at the home of Mrs. Pat Sentell. Fifteen appeared on the 'Lacy' shows," 7, from 10 a.m. until 2p.m. at members and two guests, Mrs. Roy B. &xon and Mrs. W.A. the Altamonte Springs Civic Adamson attended. I e added. I _ After the routine business, Mrs. Blanton Owen presented a cute. on pressing and mounting plant material. - The League of Women Voters Mpej win be on A Mrs. Santell, Mrs. Guy Vitals and Mrs. Brim Schanel volunwill hold voter registration on 'a' and will also be for sale. towed to work with the South" Elementary school students to Tuesday, There will also be a country pot =plants I, ii baskets. Ziidll2p.m.,andfrvm$to7 store &W door wins. --p.m., at the Loagwood Qty AlOcsiddondlonlssekedtor refrseds and histructiion They will , also be demon booklet. Lunch will be available ) strating the new voting for a email charge. machine.. All üdireM.d per, The public Is Invited to come sans are encouraged to attend. on out said! got the newset Ideas kiHolldayglfta. Harrl.tt Harris .and daughter, Elliabeth Horton, spud a week in La, Vegas with The Ca51the$Ty Woman's Harristt's mother, Casale Club "eeli the flratTvudayol ."cb, modhit200veibnidi. Naller. they WhflsInLuVsgas, alao 'Ong spnk.r-atth. Now. .: er Mrs. meeth* will be Larry Won'. visited HarrietI's , Fred (Margerd) Peters, mod thingtos, chairman of the former Losgwood resident, NirdatUrs World of Fluid.. Worthington., will , Margie Deiwa. In .dW$er to playing the present r"iitwe roams aid they-took In damuodrats bow to decorate some Of the shows, Including thom. Visitor. are Invited to attend. Maden ad ip" -j - + ts IWOy % 0 MARSHA WAIT Longwood correspondent $344785 - • a AT BREAKFAST + . : Too bw a 1 .. __ _____ 01 do wmws Walt =Z?=0 + + . + •s HOBNOB Seminole County RSVP workers surround Coy. Bob Graham at Sea World when he presented six Loudila Dlrksen awards to Central Floridians at the 1979 Senior Citizen Recognition and Awards Breakfast. Sharing the limelight are Marion Aaronson, front row, from left, Jack Kurzer, Josephine Grassi, Coy. Graham. Irene Alcenlus, Marie Hanson, Grace Wilkins, Lillian Mazanek; Back row: Lillian Kurzer, Margaret Spledel, Orlando Grassi and Benny Spledel. Also In attendance pictured are John and Mildred Burton of Sanford. . -- - + 1srs ts WITH 'GUy + 0 a.s .• 0 ens " am Imailto" + NT dure Pubikfty.rroce II' __ II iW 1t_' ___ IT 1. -..;, ~_ 1 &._~ i I , - -_11- , - ,'~; ..; '. . 1: - ~ .L ~ . . ... , I - S - •- •I- - , s_.-f - I • S. ,• - _ 4 .P • 4. • %_. • l' . -.03r ' -; 'I --------: S .11. 4 *4 - -• - - •: - -• - • ` W. I ft, . I, hal I 'Ill - $1, I JIUUN jtisiøIi '__ , 3 II - - - ,! I , 1. -~,l 'r, -- i .~, , L- - S II -_-' sj 1. . ~ . + - " , , "ft The Herald welcomas er8 , atIm, , are -_ lbs kln m. 1 . 1. 11111111111111": Mt I. Ideas , Md he typed ,(l eNs), p. Wuos) 41101110 ipecid, ist WrilliP isrrw style (third S. ' -J~,101", , -, - - - + - I - - Slow . Ind the + . -- + 7.PbaIecng1ti IssidaM. -- - . - - 'S. I. '. 1.10 4 $I1 __ 100-Ft. watir.tsslsd quartz watch with two-tone case. $185 ____ - Charge 11! Open a Zan account or use one of five national Credit plans. ZaIn Revolving Chair . Zah, Cvslom Chary. VIM Mi., Cheip. Amnican Epms e thnen Club iCan. ilandir. Layaway ZAURP41 The Diamond Store - -. S I $111 Chronograph alarm quartz watch, stalnl.es Most. $51. + is -, - 09, marreslet crystal, $175 _ a - , .1.nbr with aut uabW Isa' this two "WIL *5111 b•.iUil-i'I! meek - _____ ' . - A cued pera.. t at uK_y. Hasp rujrn__'' 8 Or'M'- uN*(000 1P '-Ii . .,~ r it •.;,im,' Spook House' I - - -- SEMINOLE SENIORS I— -+ __i - 1 ~ 1: ~ , ! .I !-' rhas ever before In hi.. wyCaIsomsolthe few products man has not In. compared , •0 0 The current talk of the town Is a "Preview Party" Saturday night at the General Henry S. Sanford Museum (and Library) to launch the opening of an exhibit, 11100 Years of Fashion." The preview party is by invitatlon only. The exhibit will be open to the public during the regular museum hours, Sun- .. (r FLORIOA mosey __ . According to Margie Nice, 36 members of the Ronnie Baron Fan Club went to Jacksonville last weekend to observe the entertainer and "had a real nice time." Announcement was made at that time that Ronnie had signed a contract to "cut a record." "But It will be the first of the year before things Mart roiling - .. can be certals dw you an re- setbiag Chapters - attractions offered mom •Etesshewer -isbir'or 4 . + ,eer Gamma Lambda + School Plans Bazaar, Country , 1134 Abby - - - ___ 0 ,, + rcenter wOPAW Midwest IOWA and among the Clu1ilr, who came along w*tk Mr. Robinson. I1finU of wad to say to + 0 Orange; and Mrs. David (Gladys) Dyal of Delray Beach. And Beulah and George are very proud of their 11 grandchildren and 17 great grands. Again, congratulations to a lovely, lovely couple. United States have been handpicked to participate In the Fifth Annual Art Festival at Lake Buena Vista Nov. 9-11. The 200 finalists, chosen from 632 applicants, will display a selection of paintings, scuiptures, drawings, photographs and other forms of creative arts amid the lush scenery at the Walt Disney World Village. Among the area artists chosen to exhibit are Cecil Herring of Geneva. She will display in the sculpture and creative crafts category. A member of the Society of North American Goldsmiths, Cecil received the "Best of Show" Award In the 1979 Cocoa Village Art Show. Over 110,000 In prizes will be awarded. mums in her memory. The Kiwanlans not only ate well at the hands of Mrs. The Holy Cross Episcopal Gatchel, their caterer, but were Church Fall Festival is the recipients of an endowment scheduled '7bursday, Nov. 1, from her estate which is used in from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. their youth projects. Lunch soup, sandwiches, Each year they also honor her drinks and desserts - all oriced memory with the nresentation separately) will be served from of the Roberta Gatchel award to 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Many Items a woman who has given outwill be featured In the bazaar, standing service to the com• "We especially welcome all munity. the working people from businesses Downtown," Mary Are you or someone you know Jo Cochrane said. a displaced homemaker? For information call Mrs. Many women suddenly find Cochrane, 322-2407 or 322-0849; themselves at the head of the or Anita Barries, 322-4611. household due to death of spouse, divorce, separation or Roberta Gatchel is gone but recent disability of spouse. not forgotten. The League of Women Voters The love affair between her of Seminole County will present and her beloved Sanford a panel discussion on this topic Kiwanlans continues. at the general meeting at 10 A delegation from the club a.m., Th ursday, Nov. 1, at the made their annual pilgrimage First Federal of Seminole, this week to her grave on the Highway 434 just west of High12th anniversary of her death to way 17-9'2. place a large wreath of golden Thepublic is invited. . Grsyhoimd convention and State Attorney Douglas - - -- More than 200 prize-winning artists from throughout the day, Wednesday and Friday, from 2.5 p.m., at no charge. InAnd _Around Longwood Won' t L i*s ten 0 •+ - --- "The Wake," an original play be Betty O'Rourke, Maitland playwright, novelist and freelance writer, will be presented at the Maitland Civic Center Nov. 14, at 8 p.m. A Sunday matinee is scheduled at 3 p.m. For information on tickets, call 6784563. The cast includes local actors: Bonnie Jones, Bill Jones, Craig Fuller, Vicki Garrison, Gloria Satterlee, Ann Brookhouse, Donna Pearson, Melissa Hazelton, Gene Tillman, Neil DaCosta and Larry Blair. + I S I 0 1 - real well.," Margie said. "They are looking for the right material a song that fits Ronnie." IIIIIIIIIIII + - + bur + Ha,. a nice wsskend. ' S um 11 _____________ - ' __ + announce ' _____ ___ Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Ibnsbottom of Route 3, Sanford, the engagement of their daughter, Deborah Anne, to Edsel Ray Minter Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Edsel R. Minter, 2410 Sanford Ave., Sanford. Born In Sanford, the bride-elect is the grandaughter of Mr. and Mrs. G.H. Sykes, 104 N. Crescent Blvd., Sanford, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Ransbottom, also of this city. . Miss Ransbottom is a June 1977 graduate of Seminole High School. She will graduate from Seminole Community College in only 1980. Miss Ransbottom Is employed as secretary for Vargas Contractors Inc., Longwood. Her fiance, who was born in Roanoke, Va., is a June 1971 graduate of Seminole High School. He Is employed by Florida Power Corporation, DeBary. The wedding will bean event of Dec. e,at7:3op.m.at the Central Baptist Church, Sanford. - - na of I those who call married with me,"UWskontssvghto Mybbseuy DIW' : call sheet, plies, give me a host friend, and I f.lt I could chance to answer you! I can't bring any kind of problem to afford an answering service, her &W get am* good nd mor today I want no to Advice. L know that I AM not MAIN My husband and I have been anymors.Uyou are so rude and bavingsezualproblemsfor incomiderateastohangop about a year. (He is always uadigi led La ac after those rings, or so dmçid "too tired.") I Mill have normal cepliag a paid leave of abisace that you don't realise that I'll sexual desires that need I. bPs a baby. Simo f-'n get there man's safely and in a Believe ml, I have used better mood II I don't have 10 never been a cheating woman, DEAR ABBY: Well, it rim, then YOU Cis 10111 mm hi bid a lttja4jn divorced happ.neii aphi! the fredrated mu friend my husband's "MycaiisIngaui.3W ',ipoiItlouisd me Iacoeddu'Me Idlits who cell $o i5peJ't to gin 55 the first time In my life I after edra inMate to _iwsr, I- will wa attually those or four a will- ,.witboidi I tried to WI my Mans about Nl1bd word or two. Don't t . Sig . my frietratlons and feelings that let everyoss "I don't r"ft is mom" a her ~ I 0 Ma safto hs, ps M in the ba by ft D= R=V6UW1'hW somethiag you should be MUbM raise.... of . talking 10 ME about, ie i*ed i who lnsda we In bread degh. or lot down Ast* 4Ift U _14 ". 16 da I em shouldn't discus with their mothers? For Phone. Getting mres4? WbItr In a while, and 'itbueeJ you wed a formal Wvdm • i, SI Isti wsdiesera MAX '*uamu.'rwe wostMmyg.rdus. :do'pss. Mssbers '(the "iu-s LbI 5gm. PM. me" MW06 shodd he MUM to I ii.. take a bath and deal ova.thlaa _I_ _A £1._ _+_a_._I UI dkem __ Ii- 'a delkwo IIIIIIIIIIIIIIN Im.iIW.dI. s.d ' !*.d Ma HsSs*ss rltbss, I -.iM ibis nd .!Id ( w iasI bid ri pus -, _•j ______ 3W ww .1(5_IL 11 R M Is L ' ,, , rw 57 puty $1i Y new :"U' eit$ 4 tvtnz (. 1 WNW kas ff5151 lbS sás wsalil Is 1W ai htiiw PNILIP$ wIM a ,nM,lvaw brn.d yss. 1-1. 1 - '.., , ,. I :I A I I 01 L I . _~_ ,%== 11111111610ii1d ..Tr1. . ti + - DEAR V i Minter Ransbottom This Is probably a way to attract P., but could be moomfodabIe for mod o( the patrons. 4I It's a. nice conversation puce for the r of the day If you happen to Mop by. ___ TIONS _ 4 ~11 Engagement over the walk with t#W _____ o - X~-* - final resting placØ of Presldii* Eisenhower and pg1 fret born son, Dot D. Eisenhower) and a comer. 1. Asthe attest you will ho able to visit the Gjeyhound Hall of Flame Museum - very In. tereating - it flStiWSS the history and heroes of the racing lnthry. If your curiosity looking for sometIng , . Congratulations are in order to Mr. and Mrs. George (Beulah) Wells on their 60th wedding anniversary Thursday. According to Mrs. Wells, the couple wanted to spend a quiet I day to themselves. They had lunch at high noon In keeping with the tradition of their wedding day - luncheon en route to their10-day honeymoon in Daytona Beach. "It was such a sweet, quiet day just the two of us reminiscing," she said. The couple were married at the First Methodist Church, Sanford.' Also married at the same time were Mrs. Wells' sister and her late husband In a double wedding. "It was a big wedding," Beulah said. The couple are tte parents of four daughters, Mrs. William (Mildred) Stemper of Sanford; Mrs. Douglas (Florence) Stenstrom of Longwood; Mrs. Ben (Violet) Currie of Port - • S__ me - in whose uIWs In raithii arid 5oHtks re pru;ij - Color thotos have been added from more ic.nt occaslons. children with their Widen, and they with tWldrenhesadds4Isthqsga. 1% oft WAIrwaary is pictured with us 200 guests and dill the Pages COntIflUS. .Th bOOk Li not finished. andiellotplanstobelp the Bryans C11161111 Unir recent W anniversary. mad of the family or away this ear so their friends at the apsrthlent colflphxgittosethertoplanapa,tyforthe coile. A frisfld IaUltWd mid C !)VIIMd høir dlMCtIft ir55 finding a cake decorated *11100111 annIversary. 0 Not MEW Make * They do not dive any longer and that has cut their activities at chords, but they both 'Joy MC11( the 5,mday morning service is televisIon from the FIrM 4'. presche bW -''" I Iyim -- + ; ___ The doembod Omb, painted white and bright, stands at the dock In Sadord a it did yews ago. The bow on ah d" a 4 Wokal than.(a is dill today.) = MUM WX ego On ft-sared pages and chlMrai In dated clothing poso, &011011 in time. 0 president Dwight; D. Eisenhower) which ineludes the Eisenhower Nusalm, ON bmily home. the Place Of Memo*(the different or unusual, the 'my Cafe" In downtown, a small piece owned by an elderly inset every H me children had grown and their son, L 'rotor Jr., 'dedicated I is , - -. Hospital now stands on that spot. The area grew and Mrs. Bryan complained "435 had too much traffic." - c - - - Bnwa8jtyderk atmefl.meajlfri. Bryan wua charter past president of the Woman's Club They are both charter members the Altamonte Garden Club. In later years Bryan sold part of the land and saw It divided Into lots. Their pasture was sold and the Florida 141 i - .- ____ In the early 1940s Altamonte Springs had only one hotel and one policeman. "The policeman was the father of Lawrence Swofford (a former Altamonte Springs mayor and county commissioner), said Mrs. Bryan, and he drove the school . r ___: •" + Ub' 1. i •0 .11 _L__J The P.T.O. members I ____ ___ DEBRA RANSHOTTOM 1. school In conjunction with HUG= r I V -l"flo", the Lake Mary Volunten '' 10 , it IMF NE Lasuffiry Fin Dept. will have a IH alloween r L; I nesday for all the school -..: ,.: children end parents at the -E1 . 1. scbxlho.e - and for the ... ... _gers at e flrsbosse. • tth .7 Phhuiv The p.rty at the school . -. S -T-f will be from? to 8:30 p.m., 11.. a and Is for the school • was ddWm only mW their the redple*t of a parents who are being -" :i_i Isot Saturday. asked to attend In Is rI)elnhe of the ---&• . . ' costumes, children and R.S.V.P. (Retired Seniors adult s . . -• Voh,t.er Progru) Mrs. Sharon Asken, 1 Ways and Means chair.1• -: County with about ,4• man, who .t. -I members (all total) who . 1 up "I ' .. .. Monday In the present a small . ErdlrhI Nativity Church. " i G host .• j ,, Their volunteer work Is ob goblin % :. mostly in child cars and .. a : They also maa homes. es,111 nd make Items for the Good refreshments be S omar it all Home, Sanford, rved all free of d". arnons Ot h er se The VOlmadIUr Fir. Dept. This work is rewarded Ii sponsoring the ru a year with awards "teenagers only" Halloween party the some night. This will befrorn7to mt $.v1c. Awards 10 p.m., and the en,, 'given 1 • oJZ; tertalnment will be ° provldsd by the popular BJ. 1, a disc jockey from . L. . amnuai senior -'i. Orlando, according to .• -.. DUI.... WUI1UWA 011111 PSIAM Lash of Breakfast took place at an this event. RESERVA Mn. Larry (Mary) Blair, standing chairman Of the World's tzan Terrace, and Ballet Guild Sanford-Seminole Guild Gala, and . Grass! was o six DUE FOR GALA Th. Seminole County Mrs. Roger (Gall) Stewart, co-chairman, seem S theirdate pleasd over the reservations pouring In for the October meetIng at the It w wasa "wonderful formal event scheduled Nov. 3. Friends and Quality Inn in Longwood. experience for her, prospective friends of the ballet are cordiallyInvited prssidmg and a charter especially when the awards to attend the d11l RMIwVItlal.I. member o were prosadw by Gov. dtia Monday organization Is Mrs. Vivian SI1U can be made Whir either chairmen or Y caning Graham" says Mrs Wheeler of Lake Mary. A Grassi. the Ballet Guild office, Sanford. iogai educational seminar M was the topic of the Uyouareplamilngto mooftwitblusstspaker take a trip out west, make Alm Robinson, Assistant surs you stop by Abilene, r State Attorney,as the p* Kw, where my husband S 0 nighr Haitoween • ,4.1 I I I . . ~ I and stop their cars to admire them, she said. .n1 t3 & II _W, .5 'f The twoitory, five-bedroom home with 1500 feet on Lake Adelaide was "a showplace", said Mrs. Bryan, Her levefor flowrssoonhad thepridlens n,,gwp, azaleas, hibiscus, and camellias. People would drive by To II 4 , The Wells Mark 60th Anniversary - t', In 1940, and once again longing for a quiet place in the country, the Bryans nm*ed to the peaceful village of Altamonte Spings. "Webouhtal0o.year.oWhoanj ON fonto Route 436," said Mrs. Bryan. With the house they bought 45 sera of orange grove and mother 100 acres of um,an between Lake Adelaide and Palm SWngs Road. I'M* land was full of prime Umber," she s&K -in* hous nd grove cost $9,ow.1, &Ulng the Umber t-,630 ' .1130 11 1.4 2 Parties' Plannod Sunday, Oct. 25,ø1-3B Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. In And Around Sanford .1,0V -~ _____ fertilizer company as state sales supervisor, and the ~il In And Around Lak. Mary I .,.,.. - -,.,. Xl.~-_ ;~ _~ 111, *1, I _, " - ',~,' I - ,.. K .11 WI . ,. 4'~e .. .... , I *.-. -'. -. ''t ~, '4 . 11 ' I .". ::, . ,~L' I S - I �I .- ' - .. i* I , -- .. ..... - .. - - .- - - - -. - .- .- - .• .. se,.urn.PiesSt Siv.M lur us,.101r SsM$IIsa. OWN sN$IIsa. I.,A.. S N * . CS . ISMIN NM,, PiMp.M..... Adventist TNt $IVSNTN4*y ADVeNTIST CNUNCII corw Os,..., is,s $ 'vrlsy wv$s UtIs*ssI k *S(*$srvfIS II:SSI.m. .. Ws5Nu, NISM ;.: PrIMkn$cs It THE HOPE OF OUR COM 1111I .> ik i.a.......I~~~ 7:Wp.m. Assembly Of God The ¶Q0 Church... OP SOD CwuICw C.nm..1si 1,. S. os.con MIr.ffiSW,,*Ip iINs.m. Uv*rn$sr,Ie, 7tISp.m. . OUR NATION. ClquaCNOPffMMA SM.,.. 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I - V , - - is H L . $%,, s,, WIIMMP ) • . fkt - . 1 . - 310 W.PIr 1 fill". 1111I J " V : ' I " 'ii. . .- , So CALL 312.3111 . ---. , I I"...- •'.. . . ' - 1.• ,,.c . , .. pa-A 4 4W; .1 , . - - ..., W - .. . ..- * • va Set By Women • Fe 1 ________________ QUESTION: I was married recently after being slagle for nearly $en years. My husband and I each had an unsuccessful marriage when we were young. This has increased our desire to contract.ftt was very hard on young love. Evelyn's salary was twice as much as mine, but she cheerfully mewed me she , F a "' would ri.1 and come to me If . I wenteld her to. Her V and lastIs4 one, It Is obvious thatyouandMri. Robertahave not only had an epduring MaryBoone,left,andldaCarrshellacpatchworkpotsforbazaar. •.. Tips On Lasting Marriagi,,, , . _. ".. bans could rely on. marriep but a happy one. Mis 10 secret I share is this Would you share some ,of your openly affectionate. "I love most important on. Evelyn secrets with us? you, darling," and "I love you, and I recopilss only one union I of the Redeemer, *10 k Ave., $ !H.), - h)anT our lives to got u wrong ample opportunity to corn. each other. mowou with ad cow am find Employes _ _ '. .... I - 't.: , ,.-; ;,~. , 1, . . Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson -- . . J0.( ' am ram IN I C k aimeutdamedr it Ned lbs qs a important, Evelyn and In and we bad tobeap.rtlnorder marriage, lbs more your love pro. .1w love often. We are for her to fulfill her twPãng win grow. I J I Jesus Jam R.. Of Sharon Slnprs ) pd& ad Onto. Andt mm Evelyn wals a school tacher more you work at low 'It Ligh thouse held Ornee L"J MChwak of 115W ApeII Isad, le.iord,$.$1pa.1rewIbsabssdhJuu' r .i') and Employes I MMINOLE COVWY -N.,.,- AREA CHUKH L. - KTORY Of . _" 4 - . - 1'S'lpI5'$I5Ø5 11t1S'MON O **111t I LI • 'V 'a'-'-' t~~4'11. - . of the • • • stian Women Amazing IL 1. • ' ,/ -. 4 lllngtatil In American 'R _. - IMlanshavst'.oeeolied prlzdaofb,rhselsze,erypsth . I -, V .. - ,,ssi.. I Cs -" - s.d... i I nM tØhodIstW M I . . L 0.1. --- - 1741 lbS psstb it 7 p.s., . __ your churick your enmw*m Your UUOIL Loa donly h" r I I 1;-,~X. - .1 . \ .t) ,.,s' IIVII3? rIlOITh, 117 - oaony, he had sees the ' __ t I ,,* ; __ . ______ . . 1.10".1. :,.,~ . I ". .; ." I .. , . _1=111;L=1~ 7 - % .L.".,J'k~ ~:,, - . I' -1 - - - __ 1`7 ep• ' r -, -- - •$ev.$adØbiag$pa. _ .--- I s ' vit$ u ' - 11 ' Ii I. t ,',4.~i,~;`:i:4, -I . 21" Ille - V' .•1_ S -w-MM I 1.111.1 %4 , . - P idthin aid"iyss, church. Its millions of P . - - - 1 . V*&T%- . - dun fow - - 0. When 61 hu ft found as W ". 4 wMA114 oft ft ow . __ - ", U wilkal Wai are still wilbin Ma W.dact., / . do Likei" a"k- - - bw "I I&L"111121111 . -=!d Amord* ". in dli puM hem d Idsoft ald re"In . apW" lW dw FR ;;;M7W* t, r Oftr is 0WJwdM vft 6I . r .cI 0" W-1) V_ 4 . N - Illo- - It6d"WS IV I'' ; Qp'tjugp, j I - ~.*-- .: I- 11.0- --I 11111011111, I -" ,~, .4",-. "6~a Al~w 4 I ". I -- , "O -M . UlilaiS * " I 0 , I I.- St i .1 !,." "-, , .1 .. Ic "; . - IJ' 11 - . - _- =__ - L , -1 5L __ .I. - ri I __ I 1. z I /* I... . - . "!4~ w umsI s.i..a . ,Wk", , 1 ok"6 avow* $ 'so, __ hi - - twI wveweeavenvjurnv .. - , L' . , . ... I • - L.0.PLANTle INC. . .. ,: ;." ... .,_ , •41 A.Z_ ' . enjoy S J [ * ;, .. ( "•. , 11 ', . ' I ':. KNIGHTS SHOE STORE I - - i' - services at the $ acre church spaceandofflcesuitesand will modern styled facility will siteonState Road434 just west adjoin the four year old family "represent the tangible life center. The pastor, Rev evidence of a dream held for 10 of Highway 17-92. Architect Ed Thomas James Hammock, Indicates yews by our churdiand bethe edtxnates that the l.5 million that the relocation will culmination of a tremendous facility will be completed by "enhance our visibility in the personal Investment by the midsummer. The new facility community and Increase ow people of Lngwood First culminates a plan Initiated to effectiveness in mIn1aterth to Baptist" - 1vi"v _.. I I _V - - ~-:J: ,Z,l -7r-.'7 .1,T :. j ,.I 7 '' --.. '•• "J The now facility Will feature a church survey, 40mt auditorium4dUCII construction committee, the, L.ctur. kri.s 5 t PUILIX MARK ITS -. - I ;.L._ •• According to Payton (BuI Parman, chairman of the - . HELP KEEP THN .04A PER WEEK - - . I . AND II I . ; ' - . .0 SIILUOOKCINTIR _11 " , J. - , ' thefamllieso(our.ares. U.* ' . STENSTROM REALTY HerhstonstromandStatt . . V in M=eaw Zu --- 11 '. I.t, nowwwwom %op§WW - I. COMPANY EC. EIsea ardStaft JOIN THEIR SPONSOR, David Beverly qpd Staf I " :tl ' -. 0 •rafIon Ni htmar.' " := I and Emplbyes HAUILL a SEVERLY TRANSMISSION .- p.',,f• ' V'1 .: -'p' \"i_. .. ".., V I I I t relocate from the present church plant at 480 Church St. ANSWER: There are four honey" are expressions as being more lmoorl-Al thatc' c.%%, Via U01W Methodist Women choon will elm be served. glass articles. eecmts In particular that I frequently board arvind our our wM with sad other -,.,i3 Ido in I Novi. so I aAL to I px- um Irms lbff" Community The wom of the church "Christmas Glow and Ght Weve have helped Evelyn and hem. UMW Udbo" Church will have been holding weekly ter calico Another secret of our day1n Js j Nun st uff ed me to remain sweethearts after with eech aid Y dN' aid dehike, biked go*hi, pli d a Hy yjyaj aar workshops wreaths, boaded Ond felt tme more than forty years. First of in love has bw commftmat. of ut. Even in die turblujo onFWds andletorday,1401F.1 Arthur Padgett and Mrs. decorations. all. Um church has Played a big times, In our heights &W in ourrelatlonshlpfromthe Otherboothso(fersuchthlngs role and this viow we made dspthe,wearhipwouItof the' and make ta for ihe learn cri a as stuffed animals, plants, beginning. e was a lifetime commitment. We same goal. We are seeking to jecta. thousands of ems andthe beginning of our decided at the beginning of our obey God &W to do God's will on macraw items, quilts, place comp, A con" killed stalak dinner Even the men got involved by nuts, yam novelties, White romance took place in a church earth. That common purposel marriage that altho* will be bdd on Frift 54 P.m. making items for ale in ##The setting. Our children have might become angry or parwe andIWW Im for Jaw holds I C" am CkdW at 110 Pom. by bw for41Elephant articles. - -- N10 06 111"Mm 1'- - - with the event. Carponter's Bench" sulch as In up In Sunday school and tw step en doW, a each other, divorce us together and Is the ll $314777. bird houses, bread boards, The yoidh of the church will grown ca tick et s For church. Belonging to a church Was rA at becL lbS an option. We agrood on loonallaoins 01 Our lovL 711clois for children under 10 stools, planters and bulletin operate a "Swed Shoppil" TIM has been important to Us ad Murlase may bosin with and, . I hustzeng snedoiwmarrlage. desire." (There th is big dif_ be founded on faith and bneeerwlllbi$lpJn.,FrIiIiY "The Artists' Corner" Kiddie Korner is Another secret of our forencle, I Wig" you can mum,W it W=hard woAloam I .1 marriage u5 been open admire the beauty aid . for It to endure It'. work to be The KouMry . Kitchen apple dolls, crewel and framed with child-priced lead, it MIS Is H $. Iiii1 ,Chk of communication.to We talkhave openly complishments of another involved in ch". It's work to hdwkS h=dWW pods, wW pictures, and, stdried or give. , ws Puld INUIr d always been able . pe.am without dairini uw day committed ad renew your _.2"~ IIIIIII ms wA J" wdl be" a WL swill d hewn I* do P11140 m th each other. person.) We forsook our ce11tdSily.ft'5WgdIto xI tsUY wi ChAir" Saturday, 0 'Ca Th.ee1.wiikrt.sspersadIbslrpwswbeit 7:1S forgiveness when we parents and everyone else for organs, Your time so there Is • 60! - - The First Baptist QwiJ of tiongwood will break ground ed •,$sa. ii...at PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS ,4 '~ PI III 132M Sa*51S5 W tI's prow - Lntbsr ll:al$.M. - d? Eunice I . Wilson-indStaff I • ,.: pgw .- . new Fadoi ity I will hold its 1111ad fin Me" ads in do 011111"a Wks a ____ ce And Directory Page Possible, Church . . THE McKIIIIIIN AGENCY Insurance ' _y _ 01MINI , DIKLI$ GULPSIRVICI • p - 4 P r Lecture Mee market Cer.0mothiCktAU"Oft no" I sonsisomh 9204R. - V andStaff HowardH &&ON& I Tu _ day . IAM OR - - po- I . * 1 108W Lukis PAO . 4:12-16 101111-22 17:7-10 1:16-17 C 175 NiNSt Mmss.4 IhitNi. $iNNi VPlhl IR isiissm. .. . .. PLAGINIP BANK - -- MI ft i ' The Following Casa ''-:I-. ~ ' V ': 04 V To Bu'fld Sunday, Nov. 4, at 2p.m. on the . - .'- will be " I 9411 00011M WWWINW 11111mi-ftow WO&Chw opma I . V - tzNp.* *itISMu . / . L . 9 I OAL . oil 8^ M: i . h INE"*on it, Holy Qua EplJMgIi Chairdi, JII54 'U) THIS L"It MANY UNITIO I P*II$VTUIANCNUSCN WOW A".LaM Mon --Cb"$dW 9:41111.0JIV; w~to - V I 1. I , -. &. V . • - . .. .. OW4.4. . . V75W .9. . 0 -I '. qw; -1Church, win be teetered speaker it the fily day •15..V \ is,,., cloavvwm -. - .-1, I 0 cwy mar"n, member, 01 do clod norw moossIIIIIn and dspity to the l General Caavsatime of the ft" WsiiIp __ f - • ___ . lip i tiNt8 onenoo aud scientist V .. 00 X44w, Mill, -I dia CIO& -a& ,,/- '' -. • egah M. Roegge, of Chicago, Ill., a nISnbU' of the vs [act Ip, What Are We Friday, wv.$ it 5p.m. hi on In God's at 304 W. Colonial Drive, Howard c'• AP . V taca,9aus t& * &It'*jI4 "AI ' 41es .iss &f*e l& sip 0 l&v IA11 dIItSa, (*I oI&t WuiletadpC & .5 fif WI isw,l man r6lis Xd"sell WI d+ •;Nm. elm , '.. .p.iusfpvt.fl&y&&iisIit'&'üs6&(øismap*tt.mana . • . -, ~ I' . - 11:11am. IveIlIPgh,vec. , 5 I SaI V .. .Ifp-f .., % . o, ~-; '. . Christian Science PIUS? PDTI01TA1J. c11U*cISOP$*NPOSD M.thodlit UgI • ii. 4M51 ShOP V CNUICN O,'CNRIST ISIS Pp's Avssgs ,. : ___ =Worobiol isv.ásimi.kuc*ar* 1! 0 flhi 1W11 1 ,.: -• 11:00.0.11f; ..... • ..,.. .,.V. 1 ( *% - - .e$I.N ...9wonaill . WsrNp we t 01 , . Ua.ssi. ::::: rn....ns. *i . 31 0A ,-.U04I V '- ft5 . iQ . Rev. 1. ova Grew oil . V _niIWSU s_ia eaMi WLSSI rias taae.. n..,... naa...a 5Ii1I WIV 4IWI Will Dtimsrand Bazaaristurduy Nov lap rsdbythsUnit.d MdbodW Womim.Serving he do ham dlnIIwr will be 4.7 p.m.. , ill ith am produm 1&. I' kI I X1IW PIISTPINTICOITAL CHURCH OF LONGWOOD INI Or""01,00111 his Longwood Rrst Bapfist Fall Dinn.r And Bazaar OP P•If off d LJTNIIAN CNVICN Christian ScI.nc. happy," he SIas he fled Ijsiai, the swer'," he told reporters In respect, Robert McFall Chapel of First Baptist Church of Dettona. Pentecostal _ TV 'IN. IsTis Uss" Pi5* ?5,isssdh 4 -'# 4 j1iI " 7~.OPAV-Byronlaivrh kindWt,MiadomytoMedo,wMbe N'"" Lutheran NL." L . -. MNl 11.W_ "51•-': LONGWOOD PIHTSAPTTCNUiCN Cit. CShNi Avs. & SnM$t. S,,*SjP) %5N1154 muss ts.i*Mu IlNirn "WWI Pttvoo- : g4 ng wig be distributled to noody Wniiin at nankaslving. ut. • ISISP.' P5Vh - LAX11 MANY ISAPTIST MISSION POW "• llto&A. SINPA. A_.I' :'•''.'.__ I c T0 ... In tin Smftd am Timday, Oct.30 between 7and I p.m. as a "treat hntesd of a trick" for Hajiowse. ri. Mi low" A". awacm jLIISrdA. - Spanish Service Speaker :::: Pa15s4 i,v.i*s,,Sw*, 'T 1% Pdhft&m WOUP from do Saftd flovedb*y Adventist Church will be colle ti donatjØfl of 'I)t' l .. --- . MMMLK" DISCIPLISOP CHRIST 1 is,.,. L.W$ISh. PSSI4 t!!n :Zt,w ME JORDAN GA1101111 CHURCH . 16Winders Collect Cans Congregationa .- 3 DO - Evangdcal ' ' [1 But there is much more to the people, tugging discreetly at sitles frorn New England to is non-political, but when ign and Im in which he 7W them is no question." ," A ...t S .1 *1. t I .. i. e.i ea nia ma •t. el.. exotic over IWA'Nk.h . a. Lama iwiL v.uiuittes Californi ld conscience . strings..tworii M ancient prediction sayi.11 Anxious to ret urn to Tibet, The "Wish Fulf" Gem" as politics readily enough. His were killed. appeal of Tibet. Beneath his he that Onto will be only 14 Dalat "Violence not nice," political statements, however, scarlet robes the Buddhist but concerned about the wel ,. is .1 congres Iama, but the current and 14th tempered by the lessons of his said in English at a monk Is a polite but savvy fare of his people, the Dalal passion, and politician who speaks with a Lama has made cautious for others" with the assurance exile, are always circumspect. sional reception. "Cannot gain I will not necessarily return It is something like He does not mince words, much disarming mixture of oriental contact with China, contact of one who has mastered wisdom, political acumen and about which he Politely declines intricacies of Buddhist however, when speaking of the suicide." But that is not mu concern.•, He sees improved U.S.Chlna to comment. humor. metarJwulcL plight of 6 million Tibetans. philosophy 7he basic imue In Tibet Is UN, There is "a slight finprovement relations as a boon and when "It Is absolutely your right to "PollUcs is not dirty." he said happiness of S million people.":, The Dalai Lama even speaks ... but still the situation is asked whether he thought during one of his stops. "It Is put any question. Equally, I The position of On Dalai LAM " have the right to say, Ino arr of his enemy with polite grave. "Our people -not at all establishment of U.S.-cwnsse politicians who we dirty.so is secondary. told reporters in diplomatic ties complicated • 1) i1i tii" 11:418.0. 'r K.-I 1, , 1_I- :. itinaumuciiu C14 M4W.III'NS . LAXII MARY CHURCH SINS NAMUINI HOLY CROSS i, •s, W"II but reservations ,. public. Call the church at ' ,r,y - ,.T' W5W• SW 51W 1111441 Mervinewsmift EpisCOpal hhIV$S4S N Ti,clivirth P..c. DissI _Plo mims illI $ pm. ,:00.0. . ..' OPPIACI wet . . ,: Out LADYDUUN fIt. m. 11:45 a on , $• LAud NMNIOS Cieu*CNOP TN. NAZANINU duq 5u5M15tM,., ft a.m. s,,ses Miall&A ii5s 7:10. y. He will speak are -.191"i position with China, he replied: 'I ,,The enemy can teach you Washington. capital of Tibet In 1959 under New York when asked about By JILL McNEICE He cited a standing army in "No. Cold War attitudes are tolerance, so your enemy Is halted Press literestlesal pressure from Chinese Corn- relations with China, on embecoming more moderate The exiled "Ocean of valuable to you and always Tibet and restrictions He Is the exiled leader of munids, the Dalai Lama has Tibet. He is the head of the been living In Dharmsala, Wisdom" has been in the United gives you a diance to improve migration as Indications of the that will help,! t'p." The D&W Imm wants mod lAmalst monks. He is da 14th India, with a cominunity of States since Sept. 3, smiling yourself. Thus," he said bruk- poor situation under Chhm of ailto rdwii to Tibet. "When patiently, shaking haxids and Ingirdolaughter, "theenemyis rule. IncarnatlonofGedundrub.HeIs 65,000 exiled Tibetans. Butheuldhesaw no need for they (the Tibetan people) are During the two decades of his wooing audiences as he visited your best friend." theDslalLainaandhehu been than I will return. his vialt uprisings such as the ones in truly happy, help his Buddhist centers and univer of He says the nature exile, he has tried to tourIng the United States, ____ i:36 p.m.onFrldsy; on the CjrIMlan'a prayer life and Lord has ap 'g g at J • weusr *ass.,... p • '/ . •_____ IsySdlsS' , V • . 5 'VI •. ISA atpm. V is, PWNSN Dalai Lama Touring United Ctates Mar Lord, Pelter of Park Avenue 11ttvU1e, will lead a w'lflar ;n d Naxar.n. CN*I$,IANC*UICN . . - vitos saPm?CNU.cw CoWry Cleo Need.Lot Awy SvAøvkhS4 preachi Woethopos . -' Sunday, Oct. 2$, 1t7-3 Exiled Buddhist Leader Lord H.ads S.minar At OvIsdo First Baptist 1Np.M 4 . . IIiSSI.. NIW SITNIL ANt CHUICK ' MaA SPrw-Cssest City Pat isv N N. SviksJr sil"ay III Awning WWWP ': '! •"'" •. -,- Briefly 0%11V ___$$tsIWrvIIIWSt VM Eveng Hera d, Sanford, Fl. . 'ew 11:15S0. IISNPuØ*M.t y.s. rLudp . Catholic - PlISTWslTIDMiTNOSI$ .,, 11 i Q O000 1 REUGON -- - 1 1 1 1 11 11 1 1 III 11111111 I '~~ 1111111 I 11 III, oo:;~11 I.Itso~ ~ PI$T AUUMIi !I I0 - S a i - p 11, _ ' - - V - _________ p , I. - V V - -.-, t . ' V .. .-. -' V_,- - S ,S. . - V' V' - Pp.-•l-,f4 LtA.â i -..:'".'-. 414''. �-: - - '- S _'t 11 I 61-Ivetting HareM, lanterd, Fl. I '-, I -. -. . £%. .-. • ACROSS -.'- Answer 44 Apropos "- to Previous Puzzle 12 HOROSCOPE 45Covsdwith ,I.JQIMIAINI IIllI,I moisture 48 Accountant I*15I0I1I5l.J2iAILtA'It 1I A)MI ( fI 21'? ________________ (abbr.) JCM;eT1UIN!AL , , ~;, book 1$ Compete , O-C I'v'"I'l f ca 22 Missile 24 Mountain BEETLE BAILEY PIP YOU DI*IVIsPWTiIUII_ fT1O1lLjO1P1I1I1 IN? IMIIC1HII1TIAI WI4AT5 FORGET THAT SARGEI MEAN? 24 Station wagon 45 Leader (Lat) 2 ublic vehicle 25 fl La 3 Of liii brain Douce" Frcolate 48 45.tof 27 Fell slowly principles 28 Eri n SOSoap 5 Clasp SHeretofors(2 30Largecut ingredient 32 Breed teds,) 52 Depresslonini. 33 Chew 7 Italian tills 34 GliIIP1i time 53 CIvilian (abbr.) : "' 36 UnIversa l $ Ceft Golf gadget 54 (abbr.) 9 abode . "_. Item 31 Idol 3$ $ongstress Itees. 36 Foods 37 Ready to receIve vIsitors (2 40 40 Sharp tap 4_ I .. - ,I1 I AM II THE BORN LOSER 15 by Art Sansom - - 13 12 11 M - - 25 -' ir 28 I I • - - Jul.. J.JJ.. ARCHIE Jul u. ul. 1Jh1l .5-- bySOb Montana 51 52 so. 49 - U NOW BELIEVE ME,FEOV ii - j y,p - - , - $8 - - - I - j - $9 J- )~~. OA A ____ . / -. x*uc%1R - w; v smo , IT 4, f. I. f. $ , f."ft _, :, s I T114IIO. . I .UJKt k'IvlI ,a . i!.en • CU CHOOI Nick - '$ ar1ene as bail to trap a - psychotic stalking the gor. , geous masseuses of a health - - - .1 I Monday, Octobor 29, 'marrying BJ in order to frie .him from 1511 and hers.If from ' 1979, YOUR BIRTHDAY 04:111111111r2kim help OTIS tAt. DIaCia5 what'* On - ' your mind with someone vhe you know cares about ,OU. YOuU feel inUOn Defter. ARIES (March 21•April hI)U - 1 S I - J PANTA$Y '. World War I aD s,..tn.s. and light, YOU"C I '- of money _____ t l,;i the - SO. tfi g __ ot (4) FLORIQAJ the apa rt ment, causing furnl. ture to topple and rooms to S THE NIGHT STALKER KOl. chak searches for a bizarre who shroud, his vic- 0SOsSVIOVlIN •PLONDAMPORT ,- ___ timsinsllmyswimpmoss. 5JUKUOX Guests: April Wine, A Taste of Honey. - - ____ " Menu MOtSAY, OCt.65 - 1155111 - - '. - - - - - '.- we As a natural leader, he "-UWW the electod ddegate(it - -' State Board of Medicel Exant. minter aves ad poor tiNt.. buy land tivat is with. tndtscr.ImInat.ly prescribing driIa to Elvis Prs.ky,Jerry[a.L.wfsand,4 FUNNY BUSINESS by Roger Botien __________________________ 4I4K 1T8 7T when the deposition sessions began Thursday, but It was not known U he talked to the at. ___ torneys. About 21 persons were t attorneys would not release their Identities or discuss what types of questions were asked. The civil charges could lead / I 111111111 - - EARLY sot 6:45 TILL it is A i* 7' , hist month, prompting MOW interest in the cause of I g 11101MON •tIUSI W LVVUVU(51 UI NIchOpouIoaUcenae to prac- I Mwlhdw - SUN. Nichopoulos was present ONLY ___ ur DIeed leaf Ceiw 1111141 in state constitutional convention 10 continue taking depositions of Dr, George InQuahdon,wherehet.achu tà rs. and writ.. H. NIth09 ulo1, who Is charged 11 -i.e. 110414 11111111 GARMA where he was a slave. wlFIsilsi .rss1. 1 N "M manak 0100=1=11 , US - Case I Prosley's death at his Grace. land mansion Aug. 1 Wfl. MAIAC1I - --- .. - WI',-' I - - . I ' - i ' ' p -. - - -': PUc (Ysb *Mmrvil $) I o shout ii 't .i ... ' I - ' , . ' - - ." ' "M -- ' . . In. wI Pill r ' - , I' . ,, I I ' a. LL0140 , ., fimi lt" of , &A by , i. .• on , I Sill DOL . am 11111111111111111" . . ! P & i, I s ::iu ,.AJ.n-'1 ,cv-t-21IIIIIIIIIII , ___ ' I I - asasssss IOWA "a 1111111111111111111111 I , - "M ISII$ChPOOL ~ I I - :. ". - Nft N1111711111 P" I"no - II ir I. TUMATeftT.1111 S__POOIL - I 11-. :'. ____________ .0141`0 40 I4ureuet ' f I I '; - . ' ;,, Iii!. IT '. chins -4 Ø,!" ' -- I W140fAA-m.A&- (Lfl00MP I ' . .' n fl,.,. 04 CHBSTJICLOSMP Arnsiloanpbelet,es-- 'p I ." , V- PI7*#r. '? uuø , .iç' .. - . ' . I I 1A . I N ; __ - • . ((i)) di.14s untIl the birth II Whir child.(a 1 -- 'WSIbTbsvss - 'f , , ." so 1,1' MITRI L . tri -' ' - - -. ' "'. ' yosd't.utaeir ' - 1. ;A1 - - ) - Elvis •a __ 40WAO I ) -'.';"'. IIuIhi t' -t. S -- ( -, ' - -- -. '- I ___ 141 ' - - ' whoreturmafterthewartothe South Carolina plantation -' -- - 'er ____ 'V __ -' - (M LOVE OF In __ - ( AW - " 'a. a ---- - ;i Depositions (4) SEAT THE CLOCK 10:30 g5l MDLZ SChOOL -N65OLIICIOOL - 1h6i ILJMNY'. - ___ ___ -'--- - _____ .. - - actor, he is not the greatest, He execution, somebody shoot down this Isn't laughable on the conWhatever the problems of script? trary, he lends dignity to his "Freedom Road," It beats character but he certainly taking the train, at least as does slow down the proceedinis. PI A7A 11 TIw Story boom with a Union officer reading - Lincoln's t.lflaflC*pIUOIt Proclamation 10 (IU ALL SEATS Wick troop. In 1193. (kte of TkO fl Ifl ALL SHOWS them Is All as Gideon Jackson; 10:00 (2JO CARD SHARKS Rails - Grelatest Marshall heads the rallr The show moves with the com puter room, where Secret The dramatization of the Fast stately pace usually reserved Service agent Lloyd BrluIgss novel will be shown on NBC Oct. for religious epics, long on has been dispatched. When the 21 &M Oct. 30. 9-11 p.m., pawrama and crowd shots and computer goes haywire, Eastern time, each night. abort of action and dialogue. Bridges want to shoot It, Part of the problem lies with "Freedom Road" Is laudable In Marshall looks like he wants to All In the leading role. As an Its Intention, disappointing In shoot Bridges. Why didn't SM jep, ___ ctor. dramatically speaking. on the screen. PTLCLUS EElS _______ 1111111 11111 ~ he - there'd be more excitement OTHIPIN School I 1111W lUr C1YU fl5flIs. army. tierrmann, soft-spoken train from San Francisco. The You'd think with all those but with the gleaming eyes of vice president's wife Is on the rotten, white-robed Ku Klux the zealot, provides excitement southbound train. William Kienineti riding - around and to an otherwIse lackluster Shatner as a charming con man erupting Into violence -' drama. is aboard the northbound train. spurred on by the effete rem. Krlstofferson as a poor white Raymond Burr tj this poor (2)I2)WHULOPPORTUNE oliacquelbad. too __________________________ 0 FAMILY J0 - ___ - '" ij (2)a HIGH mouffa - 0000 n •ZDOMfR) - so - 5:30 By JOAN HANAUER i for grabs In a tax auction, portrayed In ABC's "Disaster UPI Tekiisw Writer and over the years becomes an on the Coastlimr,,, to be dMM NEW YORK (UPI) Team Increasingly Important political Oct. 21,9.11 p.m., Eastern time. tt Muhammad All and K ris figure. The plot posits a mad 710 ®1EAT '- MISTER ROGERS (It) (2) ii TODAY y MORNING ® n MORNINGAM'_PJ. KrlMo(ferson In Howard Fast's • Ed Herrmann, meanwhile, Is engineer sabotagi ng a railroad CA "Freedom Road" and the result organizing his fellow white computer to make the nor. Is a four-hour drama that arlatos Into positions of power, thbound train from Los Angels. $00 moves almost -.U slowly as the with the Klan as their private collide with the aouthbosmd co c*rnwi IcUIGA000 W hile his alrIW* Is on strike, '• An As Not The (3)EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 00000MORNING FLORIDA •CSS NEWS - 4 CA' 500 NflO partner In a kil ler game CD NEWS 0 M'A'SH O ALL IN THE FAMILY (4) THE BRADY BUNCH 0 THE LITTLE PASCALS 0MERV GRIFFIN Ii •SESAME lYRIST (R) _ *4715 FLORIDA (2) TODAY MPf4Q WW Aron. FRIENDS 400 (2) EMERGENCY ONEI 1:30 4)0 AS THE WORLD A 00000 MORNING AMERI. $15 ___ - (1)0 FRIDAY MORNING . IIIkILI (3)MIKEOOUGLA$ 0 BEWITCHED MAKE ME LAUGH 8:00 (2) (l} CAROL BURNETT AND 700 T00 5EDUCATIONAL PRO. GRAMUII1O _______________________ SESAME STRUT (R) 4:30 0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN 5VILLA ALEGRE (It) TURNS •MOVIEDOUGLAS • 0 OINAHI I FRIENDS UAFMHOUM a THE ASSOCIATES Eliot ecides to risk his career and d____ • - -, LLA'S'POP Ifl,.-7I 3:30 (4)0 ONE DAY AT A TiME (It) ICO (j) DAYSoc OUR LIVES ® me vou AND THE RESTLESS SALL MY CHILDREN ___ ___ -:-- N, W. NEIGHBOR monster (IDS ON DAY AT A TIME 100 - :. - 5 MORK $ MINDY On the eve of Halloween, spooky eplr- the development of the modern production tine from PSCISU OflQiflI m mysticism andaslrology, We" h~ts of key NCAA football contests are present. ',deadly battle with the Red '. &M• WEATHER 181 2)TOOAYINFLO0iOA 00000 MOflt*IG FLORIDA p00 docIde to embak on on &K-out spree aboard a restored World War II airplane. (It) ALTERNATE VIEW OF CHANGE "The Wheel Of Graham Parker. Peaches S Fortune" James Burke traces Herb. p - 145 • GARDEN Donald Sutherland. Several madcaps living In a junkyard change color. S CONNECTIONS: AN tothpalrasrneybeginaeps- (Don ,4) .- .- J5 its from Mindy's past invade Support Division. (Part 1) IiSd i i&w.'. WVIVI struction haftd by a shortago - ISLAND A (4) KUTANA GMt: Paul Volker. Chokman itso IW!Sn DOX OSWy microbes. 1:41 PLACE Archie finally begins work on the restaurant addition to his bar only to have con. __ , - bling blonde detective (Morgm attempt to recover a 4eic tui ' O THE ED ALLEN SHOW 00000 MORNING AMERI' VA CROCKETT'S VICTORY as'iaie ir.wrI, FOR TOMOR. SRYANS HOPE (Z PASSWORD PLUS 11:30 -a--- .--.. wrim Crash" (1973) Jane Fonda, coverage of Buffalo Bills at ____ out to be a valuable e. :,..,Canovs) who temporarily TAURUS (April WIWI' 30) clubs and raffs a spade In Houston 011ons rog"s heir youpthful be" (Oct. *Nov- 22) Put your own desim on b*for own it", Now he bade bit PaIIsinlovewithayoungmen,____ last high club and rafts iè in ft's not ilko you, but today you tie day arul bend Over bSCk. I pevs a copiers, ma oOIIcars dummy. could bea little ha about neing ward to cater to on. you Ipve. ItIll pay off much mot iben I Back to hill hand with some Of Your natural PROANBOON another spade Faff. foll owed ___ . 'I' ____ ____ -. -.2 SATURDAY $1514? .FI.doutmereof what grs may be a 11W. East leeds bath a dØ, Southi lI OW Noel: iiaolteei S.IT.*I. I111110"1111STON. ,JII ii'mi'y*$sr touduiytoday,ao you may )ia's .; F': 'ruffs with his. list (rump aid following your birthday by e iii what you I 10 ':.(0) 115 on to anding for your copy of Astro Mg j ' f (3) MOVIE queen of hearts to t;, % •L$Y Graph Latter. Mall $1 for- each uoesoccr, patch It t qulaiy. -psned To Baby Jane?" (11W) the ace of spades. If TUNS 43l 23) 11? (1962) Batte Davis, Joan CrawWALL STREET WEEK leads a heart South rises with to AstxoGr* Box 465, RadIo (J lord. TWO sisters, both former "There's Growth hi Them his king, leads his last trump oiy8i,,N.Y.aS1L Beanie Stocks" Guest: Charles '-'Mm stars, live a bizarre axis. __ aid $QUSS Wa it the 5iIfl to specify th poorly of yotwiolt today, hIYO' lence in a terror-ridden house. A*non, edSar of 'GcsMh Wit. IAO1ITAUJ$ (Nov. 21Dsc. fund iW provo to you iOW Hrs.) Stock Outlook." (N) (Xcourse,UEastholdsths 21)YowdaymSy did Oila wrong you are end lift sur •MOVIE 'King Creole" i:i of hea1s South has $d end j1j ') (5/W) (199) Elvis WY. Tamp. O WL 1110011" àethad a- 'dach game. But , Tush. you -' Carolyn Jones. A youth but 41y 23) tour $Z() (July that . 'l'no.tmarked Wed wlthths lot., 0 -!MIk pel fwilywWbetryingtopl$s.i $Ihe W"W DSCL U_AT .WMANCN iuua 01 hearts after East. yoistoday,bilyosamayhsiito II'. New rksons- flightipet producedthe*uu::.1-pafti. CAPRICORN (Doe.. IW. be.caraful that IOR'tS MIMi II'.'42Hre.) . 4MOVAPM VMM*= AM.) 19) Rsd*~ ---a MOW "Doed End" (111W) Captharin M&VNM. WMMM . Chopmo -and Alan Kop we a vwy dw wet ( D"What"'ad il l" AV VW Ift 11M with thm - VIEW (AV& lt~l In ft Ndpw York City :, 1 01111111,11*10, P1,11111111111:11111111 of Kurt W..-M-& w4msp mi,,.ins,at, wgway. MORNIN1111 .:,:.' OWL tuiu ,v. - -w i IIwvn'www sotMils. • FlIP your Isit liNus 10 u.k.' his centred by .Mew* -' Wm of ftg, $30 aiim. bee already lest a am*ju The usI hs*ut - far IheafleiweenubemyssU. It oil .1 the way ASITTIA WAY S MOVIE ,"Adrentwe" ' Sunday,Oct. Fl. 200 C2)(12)ThEDOCTO$s QONEUFETOLIVE 2:30 '2) I12) ANOTHER WORLD (4)0 GUIDING LIGHT 3'00 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL 12:30 (2) NEWS () ROW (N) ii- (2)0 A MAN CALLED S PIOThIEd SLOANE Sloane and a sum. COLLM ooa*u :,- 1.11 CI) CRACKIfSAR1I• $15 (2) COUNTRY ROADS AFTERNOON ____Ito ___ ____ C]) BOSSY SOWUIN •ANOTPu. VOICE 10:00 •su $15 (2) TODAY NIPLORIDA 00000 MORNING FLORIDA .LI 1:30 of the Federal Nuee Dowd. 0 VINCI 000LIY deputy. LOVE BOAT Gopher becomes involved with a modern.day Cinderella (Molls. sa Sus Anderson) who must escape the wrath of her mean stepmother and stepslstirs to pursueacarsefasa Singer. .,., 12:00 (2)MINORIADERS @)OO12)NEws 0S 0 NEWS S THE PEOPLE OF THREE MILE ISLAND PennsYlvania residents living near Three Mile Island express their feelings and fears about last spring's (3)CHARUEPILL JOHN MCKAY 3180= AND AIlSWINS - - *.. having to m" her father's - hundreds when he sets two trains on a collision course with (I) EARLY DAY •NIpJThp "' -, A high.spKitad Fletcher. totally unconventlonai man is conwnlfted toe mental ktstitu' tloi, where he proceeds to dlsrupt the general order and leads other patients - in a pro. 1115 0 cs THE NATION BS.l ITDOORE , 1111110911111111 ste's - deranged. revenge.sieklng engineer Imperils the lives of • " .:- $Pa. to : (2)112) BJ Sheriff Cain's daughter (Audrey 'Landers) announces that 1 On The Coastllner" (Premiere) William Shat Lloyd Bridges. A NO - 1 IL • STHE ROPERS Stanley buy5 Helen an antique clock from 'the back of a van that looks lust like the one stolen from . ': their neigttbois' townhouie *oowro . gets •MOVIE "Disaster young boy se1Y from enters dwnniv with the acehis of 4'flM HE - 'Ron Howard. Ar aging gun-fighter dying of i CMI. - hand and cashes the ace and get stated, an elder or more king of trumps. Tim he ArniEcrUJr OF 14U.-OUNK I 15 =1E s.. s.,.. L...__. AL,..., ...AI.lM.. ,,.4 •LPJ mwd finesse, yet an alert hi in year to s coin g South can make the ha$ by drive t acoomplWt any taking i tahiti. Insurance. successfully He wins the club in his own goal you am envision. Once you by Howls Scimsider 111110 ,- I_ WIN AT BRIDGE ' LEKI MEEK .. - s.cr ctuis recipe io mad el s tonIytogstM ___ (2)PLORIDAIWATCHING - &Mod Flo and to the lop of Mount Crumeach other. Pit. where he faces the fear. $vp,pa. 1,m .1TP1 some Grinch In this animated "Love For Lydia" Lydia Is Adeen Whelan. A band of VIQI• Dr. Seuss fantasy. (It) determined to make an eahibi. Iantasrlde$to the rescue of a AN S CONNECTiONS: tionotherulfatadancelnth. white woman captured ' ALTERNATE VIEW OF country, meanwhde. Edward tribe of renegade Indians. (1 CHANGE "Faith In Numbers" meets a mysterious woman. 1/2 Mrs.) JamesBiarkeuflcoversthepat. (Part5of 12) MInIA ROUNOTAILI tern of relatlonshllis that link YHIIAWANDYOU 1:30 Ift wstt one ° tI FIRSTBAPTiST CHURCH (3)0 THE .*PflRSONS rnodepn world's most useful FREESTYLE "Scoop" I ____ and potentially chilling inven. 10:00 O.nces reporters back lions.. the comput er, (4) ThE BAxr.Rs conflicting information for the 0 TRAPPER JOHN, M.D. A school newspaper feature. 7:30 seemingly confident soclakte (Pad 2012) (It) THE HALLOWEEN THAT (Cileste Holm) Confronting a ALMOST WASN'T Jealous of Ila Serious injury proves to be a the leaders hi p which Dracula (1) AGPONW -r_ f gftened,Ionefy child. (Judd Hirsch) among Ms NY U ITERPIECE monste , rs th.Haieow.en Witch LACKAWARINNS "Love For Lydia" For Lydia's IMM to "artley) relum to fly 21st birthday, her aunts throw and may cause the annum piotiAbuse" IpJp$ "Child a party the likes of which ____ day of spooks and g o bli ns to Two , .:ui auis Evnsford has never seen. be have some surprl5ing reveia. (Part lOt 12) ions for Dr. Lie Salk as they 10:40 speculate about what kind 01 MOVIE "One (2) P47(5J,fDAY Flew Over The Cuciioo's parents they might N. (Part 2' 101 Ila7xt • 11M SV (1) FAMILY iuo six (I) (12) C*IIPE POnCh is sari'. ously injured while pursuing a masked motorcyclist Who has ,, staged a series of robberies. "(1) OCB$ MOVIE 'me "Shootlst" (1976) John Wayne, - Wei that (4)080 MINUTES S GRINCH S $AU.0 NIGHT A strong wind carries 10:30 (2) MOVIE "Flaming Feather" (C) (1952) Sterling Hayden. - ___ For Hera W, Sanford, - to (j)AUCE When Mel Insin. ____ (Conclusion) (It) Connecticut. (It) -' ' F IVVSW U.. -. -- ___ O(IZHfl HAW Gussts: Ton. nessee Ernie Ford, Cristy Lane. 0 LAWRENCE WILIC 730 " CAMPBELL ARCH 1001*001.0 $70010 -Kids discover solar energy at TaICOtI Moun. tam Scienci Centir in AbOfl, Guest: Crystal Gayle. 65) extravagance- TWO care' 01 your possessions and man$e Be careful tou ot to let emotions overrule your logic. YOU IDCOIY WIIS1Y• PISCES (Feb. ____________________________ i ,. or. Janet Gader. (4) THE MUPPETS ' i000 SHOW :,Gts: Attorney Merrl South. ": againd today is a whim toward . your" UOOKVWO WON? siws*nn 5$flNPlllU ASSN-) - - (2)7141 Niws $30 N1WS CI)Q CBS NEWS 700 (2) DONAHUE "Maritai - . I I - __ - 1:00 ____ JiMA (Sept. 23Oct.23) The know •. blUest thing you have to guard against yOUe Why cause - - . g' -- Si C2i opposite pOsttIOflLNeither Neither Is ept 10 ) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) If you want sosnaihlng done rIght today, it's best to do It yourielf. You could be a bit difficult to please and your attitude may couraae --- hiie. 19) If you're Involved In a group activity today, be sure everyone picics up his or her fair Mae of the tab. Don't the burden fall cc you. ARM (Jim. SWab. 19) Steer clear of competitive ___ ItItmikm t ama UMMUM Pt! your independent and adventtrous, counselor may have nly but today you could become limited facts to work with., LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) TO hznznoblhlzed because you're afraid to make a Istake. Be maintain harmony on the hOflIl front today, avoid Issues where positive, not negative, iii )'Ol !flt (Dec. 22-Jan. YOU . CAPRIN 19 is i"r Hold 700 (1)DISNIY'$ WONOIN. JL WORLD -Gus The Pigs. nMuleTwoconmen(Tom Bosley Tim Conway) vehired to kidnap Gus and prevent him from helping the CakfornIa AIOfl$ win the Super BOWL Hrs.) •mJCTRICCOMPANY(R) I E -- GHIIGH1'S both of them. (1 1/2 ' - I i Even ng a woman or her daughter ends ______ bbr.) 25 Schoolroom THIS PARTY 43 Asian peninsula 'States Army 23 Make well ...TV HI ______ 3$ Auxiliary verb 3$ Choice' 41 Commerce house 22 FrIPPI . ARM (Mirth 21-April 19) Go after those large goals PihiY OU'V been heeltiM to hutch. Keep thingi on a Purely today. This coinIng year Lady Luck w&liy bNlI with frill will hive a hand In helping you Don't try to &i*. them into bring them bdo being and you'll YOW commercial situations or come oil better then you had let them Involve you th thSIl'a. TAURUS (Aptil 20.May ) If at all possible, avoid cornscopio ç(t. 24-Nov. 22) Youmayexperlenceaometype psniowho ir°0W of Inner conflict today becatsse lousy. A domin eering type 7 of try to entice you to do having a foot In two camps, something you'd rather take one poilticnandactcnft. GEMINI (May 21-June Find out more of what iles Protlesna could ensue today u ahead for you In the year you expect more following your birthday by than.you are prepared to do fOi' aendtng for your copy of Adz'o- them. Bear this In mind before requesting favors. Graph 1t.r M $1 to AstrGOrapb, Box 419, Radio CANCER (June 2214uIy, 22) City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be in.w Check things oil thocothl7 Instead of taking gambles to specify birth date. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. regarding InYIMWIMZ on .ths 17 Mayday signet agency (sbbr.) 20 Addition to $ 42 Imitated 1 Confederate 25 26 Kind of dog 27 Crier A § Keep a o1 head. feelings In theck. (ktskr$$,im _ DOWN ' _________________ YOIJRBIRTHDAY I 'I'IW TIWI ii ni sitivi 1101 DiVi Ih' 5$ Notwithstand. 13 Hawaiian Ing Point Island , (Prefix) 59 Short sleep 21 Exclamation 50 Actress Arden 15 Doctrine ' #,, IyIRMCEBEDEOSOL For Sunday, Octob.r21, 1979 ISTimeperiods 55 Pay dirt 57 Equivocate is __ . r . 1IlDttIIKLYaeI*ld1 51 Obscure . ___________________________ Io1u)o1A1l1ofu1I1sjs1 Instrument in' 0th&lo" 14$honsn - ... 49 Cesals If 3- _- -y:•:.:L jMJ I,*4*L ,. WIAiTiTiAIOJII lOAutoøotiveso.4lTimezone clety(ebbr.) (.bbr.) II Possessive 4$ South (Fr.) a -, ,-'. 41 Metric foot 1 Now Do program 4 What (it) 7 Greek letter '-. - a -' . WHArAMORM JlGs4T'PdARE! 'r -_--... -- by Chic Young Sunday, Oct. IS, 197 - . -. .5 4!BLONDIE 01 1 1 1 1 1 •-_. .'.. 4il) ____- ... . -- I! Ds1 . .1 FIil 0 ,f -'- *SL " '.J' . ' PsuuuSu' _________ , 07.w "- z)"l - IIB •i _I aiaiuiv 1i$iid 4-4 I - I' J, i'.,l"&l .( 'Ic '.: 1 I • U I ' r . .I ~t ". - . I . .." . ~~,?.* :'...." ~ ~4~4.t .".A:,,~- .1 . . ~ - ,-. - - "r "' .- i 4& . 6 - I': . ' .. , ,'... ,..'.'., '• .'. - -. -- -I--- - IMW ' I p ',. 41 . ' . I ' r i " ftat" i .. W, ", , '; ... , ,, .,,.., . ,,, ..'. •.. . . ,... . . - . *44M .. ..I L..... .. .- ...A.I .1 .' 5 .1i__ - , ' .. - '.4! a L . 'i.L... i ,.a b Lt.'iT .1" "t . tll ,, , ) .0 .; * . , ,' 0 !i.. U. •- 4 . 0 11111110 • "A I) 'I 'I - VL. ' ,, 1 . . ~~ ~ K ,% I Ih AL - - - . I. 9 - • 41 .-"- . 41~f~~,.t,,.- .. I ' , ( " I . - - . _ 1. ., - , ' i-a..4 4 . "1- ., -..r e-, r-, ' ~ .. '... Or - '1. I ' - fti77 - '.. - 's,'" -.-T71!7, """ . % .' .i. -, 14T, Ik~ .; • I. s .'J&...a . L IF~.'_rl ,', 4. -- Z - t :' 4 ' �. -. . - -. . . - .. .. . dl (1 A Ift..Ww. -- W!llll IW! . . tm •.... •i &-. S!U7 4 111W! 4 II. - -- j S - - I SR CONDO. NIW COND, FUL. LV PURN, COLOR TV, L$NIN$ i $ D$$ll$, INC. ALL UTILI. Till $ML 4 MO. LIA$I. MscMnk. m11 MW aenco, will trim, SIPSIRL - 11101CR RIALTY. SROKER. 333.1117. ea*.AplylnpausrnWs. 1 ____ 17-fl. ml. N. 41 French Avinue, Sanford. Plerida 32171 intends to ragistir he said with the Ciarh 11 ff5 Circuit CourtofliminoieCsunty Florida __________________ NO phone calls phase. -- ______-.-CASINIT MAKER 1XPSENCED • ' NoAgs Limit ChrIstmas Mmiv Part time work avaiia. Im. 3231513 C.$&& " P : SharP. :wh MediapInn Publish Oct. 7, 14,31,10- 1111 DIOS -. ?&i.riwa ' . ' '0 iNn ChflV•S$ pittiI4 115MS5 fur new Sanford City 1tyiry ,,,. Seews. Permanent empleymsnt let puflhiIS free Is travel. Apply m pursan. NEAR IDYLLWILDE - -. . - - - - C , - 101E1W SI. IBR.?BlO.iaflCedbk,C,HIA,w. - . Addrsssers Wanted Immediatulyl Wink al Mm. - no .uisrlemce ',i.. -' - e*cI$.it pop, '" Write Americais S ice MNSTY f f [ % to 10.100. ( (_J scsiooi aria. Low do*nto quaflilad buysr. Hurry-only *-Nsurt PIsirty ..ipjijaj ___________________ ____ • 1t) •. Wi kitchen NuIpped iClvding *S, I5I 0FS MS.. 0115 '"'. " Rl.NIW1D P UDROOM. CAR. PORT. FRESH PAINT, NEW - ' S - . I - - I tum P MUL TILE 1. ISTING-REALTOR 117.5551 - 1 _________________ ___ ____ iNtefumelIlesNie _JIu* Canter Iseiled 40 *5 Win. P$'U"S I' sorties, MIWIS in 's .er*i ussia'w OOING a. o,sssss MeiftiN Avenue hi *5 CIty 11 55? ISI anSlti' flimud iS a MA IMPLOYMINT SCAUTIPUL kIt, & Much MiNI SOP WAN; R*NTED.AOre.ffiisriii,eNt - - - - WARRANTID. 1:30.3:00 552,9W -Mubb Ezutive Country Living with all ms space you will ever lthqnaculate7idrm,lSathpoii 3503 Orlando Of'. liqme, fenced for horses, on over 1cresin lovely Geneva, lyear waçranty. All this and much nyc $170,000. ,i..clstmI51 dSes - TUIIDAY - - MORE NOMUS THAN CATNIDIAL CEILINGS, lit balls. Prig' i law M iMrâis e VIMSI as e ore*sst 1*5115. t slsr, a ni-- ci-rni - RI$TAUp*NT C010CIPTe. - -- YOU AU HuSSY NSTWIU 51111. 5*uIet iN TIIJSI 40 , , FOR YOUR PUTUNI 9tlrdiAve. Var PulueOur Cinsem ___ 321-me STçNE ISLAND. OrlØialowners, - -' 'du1 , v. aIiNiMI5140 - aaumsrns - 4'JJ'JA7(1 • ___ SROKE. 331iSdO. 337.1537, ________________________ . .wa PS. AN' .: -. - -, - - - • - - -. _, $ iJNa.. 405 mliii lf Ice desk, $10. Jenkins - - beautifully ra.naiuled, waii.I5-- - lilA, feispiace, large kiabin. family rIEN. 3 or 4 50 I., baths iscaies Is Sa.lsid SALE WaruMvs40Il.-lilIre $f -_ WEllS:. MalIc. and same mendhosdesi (1) 5 we tracts Osteen. $10 $ gi . - • --- Idiot for a, 11*1*. Vi ______ *001 - -- '-' . 5 - -- -- - - himitedI This Is a dlsNjgs solel Fir lie busty vii_55W40 loCMIniiFIa.MiryhoOflsm WItNu'I Fvis. Dielrlbidius, IrISI Sled., GuanO. _________ - p ________ - e.truls, Ms still j5 urlssau, sa. assume 7 __ , $ W*i *Ntfl0-LI1 ys.. _____ Mlvi SaNe VMS &iNer * ANecilhss. i,,$i$W _____ ______ Mi4uhu0l' - I _ - 1IIN __ I - - -. . -I 00 • _____ ______ - _ ______ - SaSS Training nsmssi- us a IRA isaIIusaCrW IsNIS 'di csw - - - I5.T5* Wii.t1. dgwlIis, ISIrfl Vim SapuiNw, 15W-delhi iInpi 11 _______ - - ,ceaerIsIaWlst*.'cli' *3* - ci It . - •.- . .,'L.;1 - - r -' \. - . -. - ' ': ' '--j; .. ; -, t.IL " -'-C---- -•-- ............ . . - I -' A._..-, i..:, - . - .............. - - ... - ra.. t - _________ -- - .... . . .- .. - - ,',- ' - - - lanfurd -: . ' - - CersiflIcTI1S -- •SANFORD AUCTIONS 323.7340 I 1251 S. French I J ...i......jjiO.,.... - *WPSWm.IiL *5W 'aMlL$51.b .fo,._'._,tt -' ________ ________ PUBLIC AUCTION. MON., OCT. 29.7 PM. ______ - eve.sme *5* Quahily workmanShip. No job too small orbig, Intenioror exterior Preswrecleaning. 3770071. PiMOpilic ANIMAL HAVEN Dog & Cat hoarding, bathing, Weiboldts Camera Shop clipping, flea cuntrol. Pet Sales, passport pttofos 1 fast suppiies, dog houses, insulated, repair Service. 337-6101. shady inside knneIs. screened ________________________ outside runs, ulso air cord.- P'-a- Clssnln cages. 322-5752. I comm. property. Free est. 327 _________________ professIonally done. Free estimats 30 yrs. exp, call 337. R$R Pisisure I Stsam Cleaning, Painting. Roof, homes, mobile 3511; 331 7109 special 12*40, 532.50 Reasonable rates, dollat? Ask Morn & Dad to let you have a classif lid ad garage sale. - , I - . all work guar. 323-7153 - ________________________ I Svrs.exp.Patios.Dniv.ways - etc. Wayne seal. 327-1331 - I - PAINTING, CAR PENTRV llllafter 5:30 I 4 Ia, - Batting, blowing, RACO Pom, fiberglas & - 'Cellulose. S Lewol prices. 'Call 33111$ or N4-73447g5 calict. 5I ThIN_S FMTVSII, - Mon-Sal. 0:303- 30- 155 Plantation OliN. DeScry 445-5434' ______ Vkiyl Mir ________________ I ____ Tlie.weuftmer i penf.t NV Nkyud sale - sell IvJrythin. Z LYN'S SWAP $HQP items 0-, antIques ConslgnmenlsAcc,csod Ns & CUSTOMCABINIYS INSULATION - service, mobile home, semi trailers & RV, residential I. __________________ lime. 511. $*I1 or $11.15 -. Fletchers pressur, cleaning IbMIII1IISH51JM$ ________________________ RemodeIing-carpentr, panting. masunery, concrete. All work I - IIsI witha want ad. Call 333-loll or 031-0513, - Vhipinepair&mcsts"c0 SavsvptoISpdof I'lupllil$lify share, Shill? •csTY'Tu .. ssu *aussa , ',' '**uII:uIaI1 - - PiffitlngtRsair' erq - MLl. STARTS A CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS RESULT F UL END. THE NUMBER IS 3227611. Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Uphuletery 377 0707 SANFORD AUCTION S 1215$. FRENCH AVE. I 175-4137 u, ONE PHONE - - - ' 322 5752 MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty, 2$ yrs. Sep. 569-0543. lMan,qualityop.ra$Ion - . AS B PAINTING ResidentiailCommercial '. - ____________________ Hey Kids: Looking Ior an extra aeber taps 01 deluxe miNe. - Painting __________________________ _________________ Dann;s AUtti0 337 1010 Buy Sell Consign 2621 Sanford Ave 373 5717 S _____________________ ABC Concrete. PatIos, driveways & add ons. Quality work, no lob too small. III 1911. ''' ' ' - Yarddeb, is, Trash AppIiances&Mi. (LOCAL) 349-5311 ___________________ SLASh NIL. .cstm isouss Mu--: - Tyson Cement ____________________ • S(I$ .111 1$N*Y __ Light Ibuling Drives.patlos,walksletc. LICENSED 569-5455 - .' _______________________ Cs.r,ñt - • OWN-POt LESS THAN - -. - OSTUN - 1wele1055r.ilNhiSI$N. Sq$ me. -- -' -- - p"' - -___ . - , r .' - V I . '" - '-' - - ThRiaIEsIsAoencv - - -- ,t'. , , - *SII bISN WIN S 1k , ___ " - - . "' ______ _______ ______ U1 4 1I aFuaij1vme.r -s, ai seen iautui. 0. Housewives Cleaning Service. Perianallzod, fast, dependable. Regularorltime basis. We 00 wash windowst 577-5091 _________________________ 35g. yMaWsSI - _________________ ____ oeneral homer.pairs.no lob too ,,mall. Call 323946$ ,.,flZ!ime. S 'Sefton PersoJsahied housecleaning, rcaenable rates, I time or regular. 339-7148. ___________________________ Room Additions remodeling .'.NTlQUL&COLLEClIBLiS OAK MAHOGANY WALNUT WICK FR BRIC A BRAC A LIST IS IMPOSSIBLE' Both Sales a MUtT to attendi SVISA MASTER CHARGES I I - ikiuia Cleat - $6' Tnihull boat. SO Pip Chrysler motor. Very, good toni. 1177 Magic tilt Irailer. 574 110$ I rates. 5691567. Cai'psntt'y MON.. OCT. 29,7 PM - ____________________________ MICROWAVE -. Ssrmi - -- - is Home repairs & dpplian to file, Over 10 yrS exp. Reasonable ICiWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harrjett's Beauty Nook 319 E. ist st.:322 $112 I • ANTIOLIES&COLLECTIBLES! OAKMAI4OGANY WALNUT WICKER- URIC A BRAC 55--Boats & Accessories A LIST IS IMPOSSIBLE! -_ t('NSIC.NMFNIS STILL COMING IN! ROB5ON MARINE S VISA MAST FR (HARGE $ 3927 Hwy. I? 7 _________________________ ' CrntralHeatlAirCond.FreeEst. Call Carl Harris at SEARS. Sanford 3271771 __________________________ I Appro. 200 shotguns, rifles, tandguns Open for Inspection 10 'in day of sale - _____________________________ N yew, pits, LimIted - Handy Paul, has truck will travel. household 4anII ,o mak,,e #jIalrl. arL.nt?y, painting & misc. Call Paul Hunter. 339 653). HrmoRepaiis - Bsautv Carw . Stubs silO alsemeylcal Air Conditioning, Heating, Eiectrl-' cat, Plumbing Service I Repair. I .Ca(lLsrrylorFrseEst.6H4$4,-Lic.. Bonded & Ins, _____________- __________________ Futwa Fully akIN, mPlSIUSad. viii vary shIrt time. Original $512. Oil. Sill W $51 M5 Aisili 154354 ___________________________ __________________________ •GIANT2 DAYS SAUCTION5 S UN., OCT. 28, 1 PM I- GarageSale57$ Plumosa Drive, Sanford 9SSat&Sun 323 5953 Sanford, Pla. 33711 ______ PUSLICNOTICI SWan., $4,551 Slit 755, avy $ Sell tsw&UsedP,to,, *S.SanJs,Avs, rn-am- . ._ I ---'_ " - OUT OP SUSINUSI - - w Tsim.. -- - 72-Auction I I ------ ---- Can(needsrepair,mnisc. 774 W. 19th St IURIIITUIE& THINGS - SIOOING-FURNITURI 2WssnS.S$uinLkQr.Mansnain area. lake accssr. Anne A Wa'lace, .5515W. 3335751. - ceil. wall carpet, an Priwe, 151 1. 3311151. V$TATIULI.CA$H .-': ANYTIME $•$M,i1*.. - .-- 43--1*ACtiSSS - - . - - GanageSale, Sat Sun9 till Somefurn, 175 yr. old oak ped -_--- S1-I-IisrJ Qis full tile baby Nd W-llIalItesI. 11 PV recUrs, 1'- - Yard Sale, Oct.2017? CornerS. Palm Way IRose Dr. IBIk.W.olSanf.Ave, _________________ Ccsh 3224132 Larry's Mart, 2I Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture, Refrig,. stoves, toils _______________ SuY,SELL.TRADE 31l3l5I.Plrst$I. 37,5477 Side by Side refniperaten, ss; picnic fable *3 bushes, $35; M1N.'SEIGLE1 NUALTY, RiiI* 1* g ie$m,n.js f. ________ Mercury Marques Brougham '71. e.ec company car like new; air, I PS, PB. PW. PC. tilt, cruise, new steel radials, consider trade3761,,nights & week.ed.s...i2L Air Conditioning ____________________________ I 322 1113 -- rabbit pens, misc. Must sell all Fri & Sat 9 to dark, Sun 1 to dark Hwy 16 West, turn left at convenience store to Orange Blvd. lust past W'lson School - -. Wantedusedtllebcwl. 1306W. 3rd St., - dishes, toney. fertilizer, lumber, WILIONMAIIR PU*NITURE -.. ________________ SOAT I 'FISHING EQUIP- - th4in MW5MI _______ ________________________ SPACIOUS IS Thu KEY WORD ___________________ ______________________________ - -" ____ - - Sales ________________ ---- _______-- ORIENTAL Rt,JGSWANTED IoøFr'tcesPaid Used, any C0$ditlon 6.44 5)26 rage -_____ Par Sale: Niovy duty utility trailer. endued with back 05,5. $150. 331-413. a classified ad, and pile his 10 var walSh - LARGE LAKE NEAR 0CALA, $11,505. SELLER WILt. TAKE MORTGAGE. IDEAL GET. AWAYFORICOUPI.ES WITH GOQD INVESTMENT- Hi way fft. toned commercIal, -3 5mm, 3 Saths oth extra room Oenbvilness&steroge, hell acre - - -. ____ ------------ ___________________________ - -- ("arage Sale: Cor. of Lk. Geneva & L k. Harney in Geneva Thurs, Fri., Sat. 77 Old desk, bed, stereo, sewing mach - radios. chest of drawers & drc%e,, id IbIs.; Children's fbI 0. 7 rtiairs Ilower stand & mis iti,in -_ --•-------MovIng Sale Mens 0. womens clothing, toys, antiques, books, OffIcsdsSk&ctmafr,$l3$;solabed, Sill; cabinet dial', $50; bathtub whirlpool, $10, all like new. 333-0010. Osn't pIle no longer neuj.i ,,e.,,. high asan ot*hint'$eye, Place 2 SEDROOM CENTRAL AIR, FULLY FURNISHED ON 2 CANAl. FRONT LOtt INTO cMlenflamlly fun home wteeni$ cavIl $ posture Ion hOf'$fl available, 5139.000. - 4 dIlSSM drapeS. t,11m Pilulan Realty, REALTOR S31-IWLeve.00I.nusrasgiwi Mobile hornensorplaga - - ___ I 11-5151* - cathiedr '.ir fol utility trailer, heavy duty, $330 1511's 50* P l101SanlordAve, - FonS.le-l341O,35R,14,bafh for ygatft, I yr. warranty, PAIPIC LAKE MARY 333-SS -- ----------- WE BUY USED FURNITURE. APPLIANCES & PLUMBING FIX TURFS. Jenkins Furniture, 20SF. 25th ss 3230951. Moving Sale- -Furn,tools, misc., 7 bee hives, '67 BuIck Sport Wagon. 2103 DeCottes Ave. lamr canditlonens, Sheaf psmps, 3 oil heaters. all very rues. will delIver & Install. 327.3143. . ------- - - - Cusfembuilt 3 BR. I S nested midSt 511105 tries in 7 acres, VAIPHAFIsierI.ie __________________________ - - '- -- S4- - Water bed, queen SIN, new toni., P*ater,lIfllf,woodframe$,he.d as. m.2.a1 or 323-5315. ______ 0W beautIful new SCOAD. MORE, Irsil $ rein SR'S. GREGORY MOSILENOMES " ' I - ______ nitur Salvage 372 $721 _________________________ Furniture$ Appliances 0051 Ends Call 333-5445 __________________________ liSICSI Muse neer lake wOsat ramp. Siiutlful landscaping. _____ - AM FM stereo radio. I speed turntable, diamond needle, I track Sold new 0150, balance due $171 or take over my payments of $16 per month. Call 567 5394 day or night, Agent. A$mestMw,hiavydw?y ieautiful Custom-built 3 SR. 35'p p,.,., PP. on 2 acree, alse ReALTos,m.ets -'4 Nillilil csuslv. P*Idi DELTONA.O$TEEN AREA -67 Coucar, needs work, new brakes & front end work. Make offer, 7(03 Hartwcll Ave. alt 6 p rn PEt Kitten, yellow & white n,ilt' nia(,'. 8 wks & I f cat. liotti l)O t,,lined 177 286) or 373 5715 Must sell Zenith walnut stes'eo, I Delve Model. $75. $31.1M7 - - Nay asu iw asu,osi. Jeeni - - - ' I STEREO luke 50* Seabring AIX. $00 selection $100 or make offer. Sanford Purn. Salvage, 1743 so. of Sanford. 3231721. _____________________ --.---- - ,.'uudused IV', 025&up MILLERS 7619 Orlando Dr Ph 372 0357 Af5u55m,nf bowling game, works pied, 0 player, $310. Sanford Furn. Salvage, 1743, Sa. ci Sanford, 3271721. eurcliaseMortgag.i 3391050 - - TV repo 19' Zenith Sold orig $19375 bat, $113.16 or SI? mo. Agent 3398356. 1100. 321-0117 __________________________ REAL ESTATE - ___________ ___________________________ Encyclapsdlaup to 175 i_fy Call Bait --_-- El stove Hot punt 30" .sti like ,icw $130 Sanford Furniture Salvage. I? 92 Sn of SAnford 327 872) - I - - -White male Toy Poodle puppy 10 wks old. req.slered, champion 79-Trucks.Traflers htoodlint', $135 834 07)0. -- ' -Toyota 78 P U short bed, orange Boser Pup w sports stripes. S spd.3 200 ml. AKC. 8 Weeks. 0(75 04000 323 0005 aft 6. .323 1345 eves. & wi'ekt•nds ____ ___________________ 139.500' - --------- TndvalW.ntiTo fenced rear yd. Eec, teimsl Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 373 3866or 323 7710 --- ____________________ Why pay more' HERS'S TV WE BUY USED FURNITURE & 7597 S Sanford AVC 323 1734 - APPL IAN (ES Sanford Fur - DUE TO DIVORCE Must sacrifice Singer Sewing Machine, like new, orig. price 1400, Sal. Due $253.75 or need someone to take up my psyments$Is ma. Phone 562 5394 dOy or nlgnt. win deliver no also maSs Real Estats $ Susinels 101115. Florida Mor. Investment, 1354 5. Orange Ave., suite ,, - 1966 Rambler 6CyI Auto $495 ____________________________ Bill, lto9 Pa', 373 6500 __________________ - _________________ - - ''°' Will buy 15*1 ______ - -- -- -52-Appliances - - ___________ ' _____________________________ LOW MORTGAGE a SR 1'. S brick home wbrand 111W carpeting & paint thfU out, World Charm throughout. f,iiplace, large rooms, high cllings, courtyard and balcony. etly covered with Ivy and on beautiful street. SEPARATE QARAGE APARTMENT. Dir. çtlons an to S. Sanford Avs. tan Piumosa. N on Vaiencia to OslV - - Dog House Inc 3239177 1977 Vega-- lowmileage, Al condition, good economical trans. 323-1730. ___________________________ - _______________________ 53-TV.Radio-Stereo ----I ---- - - -I 6$-Wanted to Buy BARGAIN TVS ----___________________________ Cimplotel.tWorIdSook - 323-7173 4pdnm,ll,laths.IssoryTuder lgn, fully automatic pool. fireplace in fam. nm, an as. SOP - on double let. Furn. I Appi. liii. No qualifying. $3,000dowr,-vwner hold ui,*. October 27&28 CARPOIT$ ZONED tWMSR. *n3510 I FREE. Syr.oldpart Collie ___________ I commercial all hardware, ss '___________________ --1 - -. -- 322.3411 Buy JUNKcARS From 010)0130 Call 322 1624; 322 1460 - _________________ I KENMORE WASHER Parts, Service Used Machines MOONEY APPLIANCES Herald classified ad. Call 377 loll. Webwyyal$r iulty, dOW n AWANDREALTY,INC We Buy Wrecked Cars --- cars, trucks & heavy equipment. 372 5990 _________________ much we can do about all that vieence on the Fill Dirt Wanedl Jungle Lab. Corp., 501 Silver Lk. Rd., Sanford. SEE SAM If you aren't u1ng your pool tit.st, take a cue and sell it with a uqu. 3fl4016, ly owner-i SR otier horns on Vintage Spanish home with Oids FORD. $ UNITS WITH . WANTED dumping site near n'0 for landfill. Roofing & bldg. material only. Will lease., buy or pay by load. Adcock Rooting. 371:,131. Lflgysurh0$,ll$criult7 i catch up back psyrnents & buy Deltona Dream horna by onnT BR, 1½ 5, C.H&A, w-w carpet, 1g. yd, I yrs old, ROSES. $11,000. 74-7'70. NO calls aft 4 pm. - -',Saturdsy&Sunday w wpII, icr. psndi, fully dg. - C.00dwithCtiildren 47-Maul Eskite - I..Nhi$t. - - . - ,. SLOCI SWLDIN$ ON SAN - ' OPEN HOUSE Si P both brick . .,.. last show, ma'am...lt was the nowsi" ___________ acris .Evi$.3124512,31i Ii?, 3333151, 7177 ' - - ... Garage door lOft. aft Crawford - S. Cameron Ave. Lg. Country /home on 1 acre, w-guest cOItNn, - .. ..., .Ii4$ - , tiac1cus older home on ioveiy cofner lot. Good rieiglbar-p.00d, $9,000. Substantial down I Owner will finance balance. 3316115. - let ten futiir lismusiNI SPP WARRANTED. - ---------- - :- luciIlet P01 UNTRA . WHIUAUYOU . LOT. 511*. 00? A HOR$Il - - - / - ------- _____ Mercury Montego '70 Olds Cuttass, $YJU ea or best offer j270696 fl-Junk Cars Removed _________________________ ------ Paid for Iunk & used Top Dollar PETUNIAS &VFC.ETABLEPLANTS 2101 Airport Blvd. (504)734-4551 - COUNTRY ATMO$P$IIRE 3 lie, iii hems sn 1 acre with formal OR, 1g. SR's. Spucleus 511 0-3 estra ISIS, IPP WAR RANTED. Vsiwi. tsr IS - / I CHECK ON THISE Seek punch, util bldg.; & dinIng ares, IPP WARRANTED. Just --______ Cypress rack for nursery plants 8x0,ISavail. ' Monroe. Ideal 104' Marina, restaurant, auto sales, motel, etc. Owner will consider dividing. Call Todayl WATSON REALTY CORP. REALTOR 230N.AmeliaAve.,DeLand 2507 Laurel Ave. 3SR, 1)j , w-beiuty shop. $41,900. Handyman special 2 II, 1 5 close to shopping. $21,000. -1100 Cornell Dr.1 iR,3 I, piel. 322 799) ________________ ______________ ChoIce 4 acre parcel with Cl zonjng 0-300 ft. frontage on Hwy 1713 N. of Sanford near Lake 335.01O 3354505 978 Chevy Malibu - _______________________ 372 7991 INQUIRIES INVITED -, LIII 111* i _______- #*" 4Canvms'dal P1S1Pj SO-Miscilansous for Sale ---- HAL COLBERT REALTYinc. SUPUR 3 BR, 1 both home In • Lake Mary- 3 , 2 bath, fenced _____________________________ yard. Scriensi porch. $31,500. 327-0231, 333.3772, 323-7173 .221213 AFRICAN VIOLETS - TheGrecnhouse IvesaItef6&weekends / -__ -- ____ 1977 Dodge Van factory custom AC, PB, iled Blue interior PS AM FM I tract. 12,900 ml,, uses reg, gas 3fl-6112. ,, -LARGE LOT OR 3 to S ACRES WITH TREES AND 0000 ACCESS. REPLY P. 0. lOX 1711, SANFORD, FL 33771, - 11 Ford S W 9 pass PS' PR. Air, New sticker. $650 Cash, 520 Valencla St. 3fl 9064 very clean fully self contained Low mileage Deflary (901) 775. 0179 FILL DIRT & TOPSOIL YELLOW SAND Call Cark & Hirt 323 7550 ------- - OFSANFORDREALTOR 2,5M5. French Ave . REALTORS ESTATE SALE.CASH 701 Bldg. E.AltamonteDr. - 131..! Coachman- 1976. 3)1) 5th wheel, 62-Lawn.Gardefl - ______________________ GIVING DESCRIPTION, ALL FLORIDA REALTY 515000 ____ - • Hwy 92. I mite west of Seedwav. Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday A Saturday at 7 - 30. ItS theonly one n Florida You Sit the reServed price Call 901 255for further details. - 30161 Vehicles______________________ - 75-Recreational - - V ,:i DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION - _____ - __________________________ INC. REAL.IOR' I PM ________ - iI Inc.644,3013 U PIANO IN STORAGE ANTIQUES 3232501 Beautiful Spine' ronsolt'. tord 14v46W loCAlly Reported likc new. riaI . Responsible party c,in take on I rore dential Auctions & Appraisals, li.w payment balance, Write Call Dells Auction, 3735620. betore •e secid truck ___________________________ Piano P0 Bo 3064, Rome. Ga. --- - sa-in -- ___ ____ ,,,, Model IncRit .7 acre farm on 2 paved rOads. $ SR 46. 135000. Must $1111 Anne Longwood-en, 2 bath, A. Wallace, REALTOR. 322.5755. corner lot. Privacy fenced, attached garage. I yrs. old. _________________________ 133.000 FHA-VA. ASSOCIATES NEEDED • , for JUST MAKE PAYMENTS 69 to '75 models Call 339 9)00 or *605 (Dealer: SATURDAY S ir.it..t&ia (5 - . ____________________ ________________________________ - your lot at our lot. -- ANTIQUE AUCTION Pian & organs as low as $995 I I (.uetars O pct oft Amplifier, I rums. etc Bob Balls Discount I i OCTOBER 77 Music Center. 220? French Ay 3272255 I BRIDGES ° _________________ new home. Over sized CS shed started. Prop.rty In great location. $2S.. ATTRACTIVE 3 SR. 1 ash, 2 stir, Ilume Is e*ceflsst coIIØ.I LI. midern kit., DR, icr. beck purdi, w.wcarpi$, lirspiacs, I,. PINUCREIT I 110000*1 EAT. • I U U: S I. I Autos - - VA.FHA.235.COn. Homes _______________________ Low Down Payment -__________________________________ 94 arOs Cash for your loll Will build on Lake Mary 2 acres ready for your M1.,S ABQTV 4STATION I301S33or33I-4711eve5. - - . INS, sevens and_nasosative IPS1US. llSIi'1 devisius, NOTICE ISNIRESYGIVEN NI. W,*lUl*.,VVMil'*Niijflkepjjij - -- - - INC. 72-AUCtIOn LOCATION AN_I PRICE. 773-4114 NIZM WV I i FORREST GREENE 171,110. 'u besS Milling N111.M K$TCsSsI. CINTRAI. AIR. is' 4v$iuS CARPET CARPORT, NICE Sand Mi. iidrlSS. ph151 LOCATIOS. 155.551 PLY.IN'I nw*srfe Wsu. 17100 Ave. 510, 1511401 C New VI'S. NV COUNTRY K$TCNEN 3 10511. -. 510S0GM.5 lATH, OSUSLI diSk jt,,t GARAGI FINISHED K*UN. -. sin Mali. Imnudisti Sunday, Oct. 2*, 1171-ti - Fox wooded lOts 56.000 1 up. Vveslil-SIN.322-llS9 .i.LOYD'S REALTY W.GarnettWt,it, Rag. Riel Estate Skin JOHNKRIDERAUOC. 107W. CommercIal PeOn. 3277111. Sanford LOTS OP EXTRAS ON LUSHLY LANDSCAPED LOT. $37,551 A MUST TO SEll :' ii o on paved frontage. $37.O0J.)Opd.n5yow,ll, 3SS-34l$.aw..34i-S.S1 Lake Sylvan aria ul Santo,,,, water front lots Sl0,000 & up- 5.3 acres - ROALTOI$ 3711$inIsniAvi. 321.7171 . I Ii U II - GENEVA REALTOR 322-4101 MUL.TIPLELISTINGSERVICE open for inspection, all duced. Sat. 104, Sun. 1-1. Why nil lohi the fastest growing Gill es's' 32147k . STEMPER AGENCY 4h Columbus Ave., Orange city. 75.$646. Garden iacsd contemporary home, reduced 14,500. rkshop or $31,100. ISiOSanlondAve. - ""v' OPEN HOUSE vallable. Rag. Real Estate Broker lituot youShOvId5oithl53 BR, 7 bath listing. Just redecorated insideS out. It can be yours for ilt 136.900. tiv.!tgarea.foltowsignsfroml7. or call 641-6717. fl•" BATEMAN REALTY - CARE YOU SATISFIED? by Tii_ - _____________________________ 131.700. CONDO soil $36300. iUilthomeon1acrelot,2Q0qft 1- £,,A Da" or Nkihf a?LIJ,, , - - P. 150 a ,,$IS& 1&C$1 01ni$1 1! r mi accuse a, k P5BARY-SIt.10.4.$Ufll.4 4tplina Dr. 3 SR. 2 5. custom Inc. REALTOR. MLS - M0115 lve.557.34$$ OPEN HOUSE - -• The Reel Estate Agency ls. ' . " ""• ii3S'i 1. PrsAc.i2) Sefiferd Harold Hall Isalty PAM1LYIM, CARPORT. slatusnan .uneMsdserUrsfe - 'I Wrhaix1ise holding.Spd. it. Good terms. - ' .'. 11*1 man 5rjq iNN. 17.11, Cassllberry, rn. 51.5__Large 3 II /ww UIUtP - hi. irnest SIDE GLANCES 6.34 acres on Sanford Ave. Owner Peg. Real Estatelroker Call 323-0061 Eves. 323.tsaa - -. 'GETALOT TOO WiththIslIR,Ibath.older2story home, tree lined street. Owner says reduce Now only • •SOMETHING UNUSUAL wilh a Spanish trace. 3 BR, I bath separate DR & fIreplace. 1st time offered, be the first to -Schools & recreation. $14500 - upnIce reducsd 1JJJJT/l\$ NEWLY PAIN?ID $ 51000GM, .. IsI I. - United properties, Inc CUSTOM BUILT -3CR, 75, Deitona home. C-I-ISA, - *-w carpet, formal dining, kit. - inc. built in Microwave. Near hleytalr secticri. Eztra Sara. paneled Pam. Rrn., & snsrsus sized IlL Garlic I KITCHEN. •AIAGL CEN. TRAL AIR. CARPETS. - IN W000MI*S. $33,951. ASSUMABLE - MORTGAGE NSi.P1SI 1.1511. hi 5555* 550$ led ill UI*fl5IJft - NOTICIUNESIPICTITISV$ NAMSIPAW ' PARK AVENUE seaco Markham Woods, Long wood Rd. 2 BR, 2 5. brick home on I acres. horse stable, guest cottage I. hobby rm, OV shop. $130,000. AIM SR - ISP. V. B $25,500, Terms or 1 yr. lease. $300 month. - PROFIUIONALLY -ZONED! PAMIL'! ROOM, lafery $lfl adly. Apply lS5 Pulses SI IN leahillS - StV Ps.Ujmul OlNee. Cswnly Civil Him.. N Pink Ave Sanford. Ii _________________ TOWN HOUSE ' w carpet. sas,000. Geneva 4 BR, lion /sss.o Shiv Fnhdly by NiusmI& 0. - - - ELEMENTARY - near rIver. Scat slip. $32,500. 3SLISMW.anIl acres Osteen ares, Us. ciii Monday Niru Pildiy. ' :ffi ecth ,e,' tO , Na ra, II 6$ M&takailct$Oisset a, nl. "Csunty Office Consty Cswi Newel N Mi UI*R1.J* _RSin• lN 4)4, LUfiJiL E SUVS,iie N -- - REALTY SROKIR. 3214440. 331.1177. 41-Hitjiis _________________ INTIRVIIWINS - U, ...su.iuui ______________ .41-Homses - I _________________ WILDS-JUST LISTED SRI Decorator touchell Top quality throughouti oa,gs.us corner loll Privacy øon't wait Its only f 5 SR COUNTRY MIS. SECRETARY TO COUNTY AD MINISTRATOR, graduation suppIsn.tedby clIi hi typing, shorthand in opiedwrIting & ilher circlal ipili. hike. *,icsaI, Naury s.d Ais in a top while go.d, i biked It, you knew, Is ruollell Oil. 7,14,31,51, lbs lkne. ........ - - I DEL TOIIA $34,000-41.200 DOWN $1000 ULOW FHA APPRAISAl. 3 SORMI SATH, Central AIR LuciuS I. Dillon. REALTOR Call (lOS) 030-1025 - REALTORS __________________- 00th MISS THIS MIETINGI few nsehsNraidnem.wl 'wie CISra . IN THU CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND in "s Circuil Cast, SimIssle Cswily, POR SEMI NOLU COUNTY, Mill no.4*. by 1.4571. 1,dapi - usdIcushudit. busInesS astarpnse is 0 *iasvs: lives w4 n RevduIs$ar - - . vn.rwm hold ii. W!7 .Nc.klt.A*altI.$37S.3$135 PM. . Service, p.o. 55*40-Purr,, Pt. 333l. meeting at Downtown Noy inn, Tue., Oct. 30 at 6 p.m. .. - . - U OPEN 7 DAYS AWEEK ____ '- - 'I Newt SR.! S Iwwry Gill Villa. cafetinlas Apply IS Ml's. WIliltInglen, 3311151. ___________ Le.d deviiapsr.manapir walded Mi*t MW s* Is electrical, plumbing, Pilevy 'WI., surveyIng & land MISS. . - - I ___________________ a necessary. Only honest sill tillS stucco. Spanish designed up. llrl VW, Ihoy Ills. ___________________ liMOS. -; Sanford Ne pie,s Cats. - Price ridec.d $7000 35L75 Rat neil & last. Vaniews dullS. hsusi,wO*$hip. 17OOsq living Can irclalilflcsspsce-%. block LNI. tel P.M. Mill. ShIV TllW$. + 17*16 sc polio, SSQ. Many Item Shun City Hall & sstras, must sill, well under CWNIIS& ____ , ". - ' REALTOR 3231001 orivan. fl3S$1T. HOPES N.'J 3 CL PR. C N$A, all appi. $40 me. AWARD REAlTY. INC. 153355. comm., paid vacaliens & hi. of 94155 IA's phsts g4"----" el#VS. iN It dlii. Sin I&J11 4 4.iá TO W*IOM IT MAY CONCERN graphs. "Mystery .Weaia's tabs the kiM thut we oeM Wanted ceninsi Miwonssc. .' q..M7 Ie*à s using.' i '& " "ictlfews Name Nail", e a dimming 5!. Shrawde, under 'W'ran L 4r s. .â . .. &L.. a15.. .a.a pir.I ..I 550-51, Fle,Ws55atwlee.wlN raiistsr 'WOlI Mi, 01*0 N. LARSON, N w s's 'w' • '• ' - " I.., alive. and N dNi its ulknemt • __ 55 ke. - metu. Mli's, ISuISMS. il-....- Ulsetranlos taWuisls,51 tiNned lvsd keths Vie, It iIie'I _ 'j V P$III4 4e tigss racilpi SI prasi SI *5 IIIINSIU. iN ed A __ e mInullatulir - ii iSSatrS. I *55 IISHCS. the She. dSIfldng 5!, hSWiSi, 5 a - IN optical dlv1C - tsr er against 'atm, AN Imsen Horns. IS.wNs PONY i.AOY II I. NOR. isa r-ru - wu w thsIaasthuresutthaferm - c.nsact tisiIas am NANRINs, Halve, hiWiNi.Mr SEAUTY SALON wedir Mich i I Tidtnuisjj, 5* $rs* Ave., :' iWe ii bud *5, we dliii have iM. .messd Si Owsinsu at lii Wymars WlftIufl 111L Mli's. ieuuss. $UISI4 - in North L1L - ' ' iIiui.iit.ài I 24 NOUN Ia I' Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Ø ___ , U- MAINTINANCI MICNANIC Geosral Plant malatinanci, slectrIcil, P,$rslic, pneuinallc, midiankal moss,. MM. 113 yrs sre. klary span. Pill awl ipplicatlas at NarCar --- $ Fl. QrlaiidsDr. Mark evidenc, of the poverty very sorTy. We didn't have a Corporation also Intends so register 322434 Nettle Fesihsrdon and thou. thing in the wor'.d only this such fictitious name with the Clerk anda of ether Americans in. coffee. And we'd fix them _u:CircuIt Court 11 Seminole jj dared between 113 and 1941 coffee. And they said they was Doted Spatetnaer ii, i. Ramco Precision Fasteners, Thsy till a Mary of resolve and about to starve plumb to duath. NOTICE op usuc SALE puaawranc., .1 survIval. They was going somewhere, On Octebit 5,11715n5 1171 ISA •y: ':11. K Daniels UM1ithisys.,NeWePeath. trying to see If they could do PUbtilhOCt.33&N$V.4,1),i$,110 Ne. Ci 1007Y_MTn*1 erdas had no knowls* ci boo' butter or gut something to sat, DEO.122 .. fameasthe4rh.dsubjoct or malt, It to scm. of their AudlenatLarry'sCycILRto.l 55* .a..n...s L. 1 Ii' 'i UI or WUWWlP. - hit we are -D lailud FL 33771 Notice is hereby lvsn • of the Plains." W. was golz hungry. We .ngagud In bus1ns a? Old $mnlii. 10-WV, 32, s. 34 didn't hav, nothing to eat but Oviedi load, Winter lpnl.s, Ph. , , ,,, was 1118' ...... )I, _•I'& sis Mdia Dr. Nan' 51J1001_____________________ Ovplali$. I Srlms,, CIsc. rai's. nIne.. $esI.AIr, $171 ms,Wil, INW$ Mewily. Tel. 373. tlsuwIer W11111 R*rencii ____- n Trans. 3417L 0047744 NOTiCEl$HER5lyqlvSN •nd •hI Ni. undersigned Csrporstlin intends herhasdacroashsrforeltiadto belonging.. They'd Mop at cit , engage In business under the ENJOY shade her eyes. home and ask for something to fictitious name of FIDIRAL AIR Cre*tive Ezprsulens COMPONENTS, at 007 SaW StraW, eat t#'I( It diy by - - M. Unsworth RsaIt -* 31Ov30n Pest nnlv* mule mis-*mW e..naøsc. Will train. A1y irsi. 3003 Art Sr Pest pira Dr., $IIt*t 11.1. UII ahItalpaa eL.& n.. 5533..i UlMU17' bUI4W Ou Im(lIy, May 13, a story nevir despair. * thi fr peg. of C "We was j thtldreu aiwaiir urgiag . sa j. wi -y • SuIUlOSUit-0un10t01VCUC1. PHA -VA. PHA 733 & 245 Tsorsar wii*W tsr Occasii& 51W s In my Mm.. 333* brought to the dinty North give the commoditlss away or 01d Cti . -Tewfmmmorethan40years anytbingilkethst.Wemanag.d ago. some way or another to get . Will Baby Sit In my horns, yen amended, -._ But Miss Lange took back ahold of some coffee and a few d.tseg . pied with kids any age, Sinfond Par a career in Reel Isiate ciii .. a,t I 323-iSS' something of hut own from the hits to eat. We pulled boils of tumsted in said bus mess interpnlsi. lilnair Agency, Wrn. encounter with the Futhsr. cotton for 29 cents a hundred Publish OCt. 0-Maw. 4,11, 1$, 1171 Will SabV$NYSVtCIIISa Taka dons - a poignant series of woi, my himband *d I did. 050121 ,., In My Mime. 333-IllS PieIsrs ' salad makers. Fri., photographs dspldbig a milan. 'People was juet going op lnfwt$ & Pre.sCMsl Oct 34, 3-Is Mon. Oct21 1-4. choly, determined woman and down that highway a400t NOTICI o INTINTION To liii Village Smoniadeend, N. ii wearing a coarse cotton dries. and pihing carts and ptahlng Shenandoah Village. RIGhTER FICTITIOUS NAME 1lMnt4esi go o giving tut• II'' I :-: U-4bN - ________________________________ sorts, and through that '° Nettle - taken by Miss Lange still economic harhip. 4'l5llsI$ ___________________ ______________________ ___ _____ happiness as well. __________________W-t andsentbyaQdldrea.r.porteg "You couldn't buy a job i ________________ $sølsr Iu$111 Photographs of her, taken 41 - sits nearby on a mall table, there" In Chlldrsis (sudy, ADJbflr1N $ERVICSs AUTOMOTIVIMACHINI$T yearsago,arepartofaubrssy tram ,,• Mrs. Festherston looks at the Nettl. recalled. " ' Enikis riuMer. leftilnele Auli pjii an sg Iii. dotinenting the drain and doesn'C recognise herself as a easily for Nettle as the • stefiizatt tree dunallllty-frinos ednilaistratfin ied 3 ef' Mum poverty that marked the Great 4O.year.oii woman, nor does memories of those harder days wilni. Prsleusisnal care, supysi sispsrlencs hi Nil fleW SI Dspr.ndcn which began 50 perflv, atmosphsre, contid. ptgpj. flcodbBjftgdjffluJt,ahe vN FIGHT INFLATION '' Years 1(0 thu month. "You know I wouldn't have maintains, to make a 7015511t CINTRAL FLORIDA Sill Avon. Increase psur ssrMn system. . It was Jim. MI. Nettle knew my own picture when I g.n.ratlon understand the paesr. For details, call. WOMAN'S HEALTH operations •atots. Nile: 14414ilher4443et ORGANIZATION Featherston was 40 and the seen it, if a raporter hadn't told suffering and misery that Wi appllcaets who de Mi mlii Ills mother of tires ions when me. I wouldn't have knew my the Depression. *E.CileialDr.,O5and w msnsiia Dordhea Lang., a documen. own picture," she repeated, - COOKS & CASHIERS "Those young ones, they jint urs-osu aaips will Ow suSmifted tsr ty photographer for the Farm 'b.cei - - Toll Free 1-Ill 33) 2441 I never did even don't believe it," shs said. E eSfr In dMIIVIIISI% iS hill ai Security AdminIstration, remember Miss Lang. coining _________________ wpiy Ii Lonely? Write 'Gi' A &prilltiiiaring.Applylnper,in ambled içto "Murray's Place" by." Mile' Dating Sirvics. All age. M3 Pied Still. tiM sWJ'J' ONici. Ciwrdy CiWt. 4I7t CIiarwatir, Fl. near Carey in w.rn thil. But she remembers the Mary Clvi. at I-i. LipI NOtIN dieasCosay. Depression, 'and 1934 In RN4fofl1Ull$pa,ttI,y IWlOnspkuOtsly, Mlii lange Oklahoma. , p'$, W Nev. INI. NOTICIOPINTINTIOWTO In pe. nteri Nursing & , s•, s..wi.wi. c.,et, is a .i rapp.d a sari., of black4nd. "They were awful," Mrs. convalasn, Cintir 1i _______________ oppirtunity Imaiwar. whit, shots and handed two Feathotdon said. Our first flw undsrslgnsd desiring Is engage LOST: INS DM5 class ring at till Sales pSISA, Sill laker VW nickels to Nettle's son, Ken. At deprealon, we lived in Elks in busiMis under ff1 IiCtIUOIJI lliflhl 1k Iront tonnis courts on lot St. Pull & part time maids. Apply AUtSØI.EII saiss. Ta sell Mw 49, be dill recalls the silver City. We liked to starved plumb ci BUDGET OPTICAL, a52144 huh Diii Inn SI Sanford, SR-IS & II. REWARD. 45-iSll. vws & used cars, draw against Usivanilly of Niliraika began gd am. . * n* ' - LUBBOCK, Texas (UPI) - A Inside the 440cm boas, the "But jt the thoimlt of a hoary shock of hair has Elmore Qty, Okia., native sits powin, we j codde't go It. replaced her hnmette treeau with her son, her chair placed And we didn't have nothug that andherfac.Isstmkenwfthage. near a trarilator radio and a ilay - aristmu." Impaired, by glaucoma and televlsionsd.Shewwsa fresh mgs Improved for the cataracts, her eyesight Is green-and.whlte cotton drs Featherdons, as with many falling, and she finde It dIfficult and a pink ron and sits others, with the onset of World to Venture far from her Vinyl qiddly In a room containing a War II. Th. family's two oldest y chair anymore. ceuch, a ceramic Jssia, a lamp boys went to war and sent part But in 1979, at the .e of $1, with a hots. for Its base and a of th& paychecits boone to Mrs. Nettle Featherdon has bouquet of plastic flowers. support the family. For the i imm,wl.I$h. al A .._-. -. . i... to A ,, u0i01t1i %W 11W. IUVY wuIM.i - - - J. ii, 1717 Nettle Feathers ton's Life Remains Modest L, uufllflhl iu - .MwIThLvpA vsss CMI1 100.1.4051-4 lR •P $UfSII ,_,COVI -_ - '- - 32$. . I - - _____ ________________________ ________________________ - •"' ;' I I. k 4 ': - -- -_i C '; •1.-------.---• - --. •. - - - - i,-.- , -; , . - -. ' .1 -- - ! ..''. -ti'-...? '?'. -,:-- ,- S -. • -- "S I - .... S S - '-*. 'i' -. .,., ' 7 ''. - - .. -- - --'-' A J& ..-,j..,fl, '. '' .- ,'. - . - I &-'4'-.,, ...o4 w'•sii.--, ..2. s . - �-- - - p..4 . -t SAVE 50' Aft SWEET SLICED f3j~cory _ BACON . - . 72nd Year, No. 59—Monday, October 29, 1979.—Sanford, Florida 32771 .. 't ic[ 31 144 Jr JE -I ' Evening Herald—(USPS 481-280)—Price 15 Cents Ii Pair Is Presumed Drowned In Lake 2-LB§ W: '•T SAVE 22 Lwas I(1 .. II JLP ICA . I . EFpO ,. W W .-- - .",., .,r -. t....'•. - - _________________________________________________________________________ - . . - n— . . ... •, . . • _______________ ..,. ..' ________ . .... , i- -., PSIMISIM TUIM - 'i..i IMNIUNT 1NNCT _____ . _____ . : ... •- • _____ LEG r IAST ' , _______ ! *r . & _____ _____ .. .... ... .,.. . was good swimmer, officials a reported. Parker said it was thought the old man could have had a heart attack as a result of the ordeal causing him to let go of the boat. Waves of 2 to 3 feet on the Sum Wooden of15O4Wl6th M., and Frank ren eton of 11 14 94* . as he clung to the boat before they were swept away. Neither man, both of Sanford, are still missing and presumed drowned today after a weekend search . holding on to Pendleton's back By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer A young boy and an elderly ' ' ' . • by Tom Ntftd WS60 PhW Susan Wooden and family mourn missing nine-year-elill Roderick. W 14th St were swept away by they had been fishing at 1:3o despite attempts to ball it out Seminole ml Volusis County Sheriff's Departments the swift current as they clung p.m. on the northside of Lake with a bucket. Saturday to locate the victims. Burke said the Brown and ba partially submerged 14-foot Monroe, east of the Interstate 4 The search was resumed at four clung to the partially the boatin the choppy waters of bridge, when the boat's Lake, survivors of the incident propeller apparently became submerged craft for more than daybreak again on Sunday, but told Seminole Sheriff's deputies entangled in submerged an hour about one mile off- later had to be called off trotilnes placed there by shore The boy, a Pinecrest because the lake as so rough Saturday When located the boat had ElementarySchool student and Undsey L. Brown, X, of Apt commercial fishermen drifted about 2 miles from the 100, 15 Capt. Ray Parker of the Sanford native, was the only W. 25th St., and spot here it first submerged Ulysses Burke, 47, of 3320 E Sheriff's Department said one nearing a life jacket, Sheriff's OffiL-e spokesman I.Incoln St., Midway, who were Ulysses Burke, operator of the Parker said, and it was later the fishing companions of boat attempted to get untangled found floating with no one in it. John Spolski said the search Wooden and Pendleton, were by reversing direction of the "It was an adult size and the was being curtailed today to but late rescued from the water by boat. At that point water rushed boy could have slipped out oflt,' Tuesday when it is expected the an unidentified boater. In over the side of the boat said Parker. Roderick had Wen reportedly bodies inay surface. The survivors told authorities swamping it within seconds will resume on one boat, 57 LL ft4N'*Am 1CM-1 F"CoUW"LG"W Arreste PNW" 1% 6 10 NEW YORK (UP!) Hundreds blocked traffic In the heart of of anti-nuclear demonstrators financial, dIdrkttodey pleading with stock exchange employees to stay away from work snid suppon their proted of the financial community's funding of the nuclear hwMM7. blocking corridOrs through barricades ad iç for Exchange employees. . ... en 0 . Most Exchange away to New York Stock only to be puehid back onto the sidewalks by night stick wielding polio offlors. employees over having to conic in early because of the protest and of having to "walk a gauntlet" through the barricades. th The number of protesters swelled about 1,000 by 9 but their efforts appeared to convince only a few workers to stay to moved quickly through police a.m., came from one tf e protesters go rom th k e wor ers businessman right, I don't know If you're wrong. I wish you good luck, but I'm ep slt6r Is Shot At - •: complained ci being inconvenienced by theprotest test uu, uu hauled them police vans and buses. ," demonstrators lay Still other protesters stood in the down on sidewalks to block access by workers. Others sat In thethe air, danced,dtambourines, and watched street-theater Arms. sldts. Many ware arrested. Some rushed in small, group onto Traffic on Broadway near the Exchange was hopelessly snareven . .. ...., I. • t Remains $3,8,09'Mgnoy Bag Missing . $ ,: toc Ma 0 A0 I , Sanford police today were Joe's told police he drove up to. in the depository gourough the deposuoiy chute he depository in Na truck, ; uuip,da in box.beforethirobberorrobbersgot leaned yer e box andreinoVed It. niction itib a bisarre ( the way to the police a I'Ob*y5bulyIftr1'jM box, thn thJim Nulty, 24, fIrst assistant station, GuwWno cam $CT5 manager at the restaurant, said Satirday, when a restaurant bag containing $3'100 In Sanford policeman on fntJfl shot at as he was and checks emplo)se pat.He$ofticer's Wday airInddo deposit at makin anI attention and the patrolman cw.d last July when he was AI1i,1cNatIcna1Bank'sdriVe. ,remov,It, someone sped to the bank while "I'tg a deposit and police InfacilltycnU.S Hlghwayl7• werelaterrequestedto escort . awwblchhfttherssr Guadagno continued employees when they went to window of his truck, he esid. p&e station. make deposits. Nulty said the Police uid the robbery Gusdagno drove off quickly Pollée said t1ds morning they practice was later Mopped, but victim, Mike Outlaw and headed f police we certain the money beg will bey:ig. resumed following assistant nnager ofBahama station on us. 1710, i.aving the Guadagno d :1 lkmng - .. 4., .., . ..... -,•; .. . ;.' .. - . ' ..) p - . ' gig '_' ' ' • " j,.} ' '7 ". 4 g. , ,. I. . was , _ Man Charged In 2 Deaths . . . - concealed and therefor, not illegal. By DONNA iii ..... HjggtWrlljr U . ___ • - .,.. , .. _________ ,.I.1r 4 to WWW M 01ce. 4a: 1 01,1' CHILD ABUSE . em shMW .r*d 01.10 Pub at abed 11:10 P.M 14em of &soft Jft ftm* WOW^0, ftd awl Mw "Waft mm at Whft ftk -; " NO. ..,... _____ . .; . W epint U" satw* nw, Taylor was &w* with the Adw an YkU= prior to dw *soft are opying of two mon and the 0amplad mwdw of a third man in I&% uld ft has ad been determined what the argument was 'lb. Pub restaurant and bar at the Oasis Motel, 21 08 (lwdo Moot Ave.,Winter Park.TqlIr Woo the aiirai sod b& ft= the .-. .. ml' . \' . ' TWO ubsilist the scene S.twdsy. m John Taylor, 10, ci 421 Aldirwood Street, Sooth, for IAN said r1iig a shotgun as he walked on E.mon Avenue near his argwn bat1 :-1Ibirdvk4 - ___ in us . ad 111* MOM* 110 __ __ p-- ad DIANI PZ1IYK swam 11111011111 Wd* ' __ ad 'Karen' Took Her Rage Out On Daughter, Parents Anonymous Set A New Direction was Able to 'llowAdft oodroW It. I don't know 9 It was faith or times d wrong or what. But knowles ci w'i rl (lemsadolTwePirfo) Experts say child abuse had many causes: Among them are: an nstable or broken marriage; financial or other strew; an U Ao was doft aWAN wroaS ... of a no child. But Karen said none of thcse situations applied to her. th Mhemnewheuyoung,"aheuidreal1zenowpeop sped a lot of Ume t4ft me not to be mad. You didn't show - luusseps - ....... . dm Aka- 1w, Ill musatitI. esdJ ........... ., 0bus—howconid1tell wallowlillowdoynkilymband is mod be going through the same wm't Until I was 22 that I learned I had a temper." Uld Kam the and m. .....................1* I.....,...•1I W .d c I. I In 01 - — an that 01 anyone rL" -.- .. way wui arjiqip' late a lie IWO` ng alternatives advised, their I d involved in sports. She doesn't work outside of the bal*. Ste admits to boredom at Wnes ye&rrft for aduk conversation when her husband is at she IS basically happy," momerlb Of u .,raUofl OCCW. 0 are perfectly normal Everyone gets depressed ocsay. Not everyone, however, takes It out on At W.she SAW. YOU refled on how xou were btated and owl bd It Was beft 00 aw On 160 baby." Iy46'tkaren hk edeerInfbefk'd place, Inatrait of her Vnit you were wthappyorançy Y No lbsMbisde*v?" 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 28, 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/2a88606ac7f878960e813cb4d0636447.pdf f7ef5a68e6c30d7534c0641a1565ae25 PDF Text Text ...L.ON DIE 48—Evening '4irald Sanford, FL WE'LL BE 'ttu'LL BE LATE MR WORK— SAYS NINE! 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Brezhnev on —Direction to the secretary of defense to enhance the Rapid Deployment Forces, including a proposed Fire Brigade that could be swiftly airlifted to trouble spots. •ions State Probes Condo Issue , An Investigator from the units in Liberty Square It.i' // state Division of Land Sales and been ," -' -' - 'u 11j ,. - 1 , / '0' - I -. -. - •- - - :' •..; St T -, . - -. 1 ' . ~( 11, other concerns have been Such an order would prevent received by his office in regard Silvestri from continuln to Baytree Village, Rhodes operation pending legal said. He said the number of hearings. — GEOFFREY complaints from owners of POUNDS ,.. " - . " even greater. Condominiums said Monday he is scheduled to meet with a When the complaints of three representative for the of the Baytree Village residents developer of the Baytree were put into written fonil, Village complex in Winter Silvestri filed, suit in circuit Springs and with angry court against the residents. residents of the complex in order to discuss charges of poor Silvestri claimed in his suit N that the complaints defame(] maintenance. his character and amounted to • Silvestri Jerry Rhodes of the Tampa , '3 as king for more than $1 office of the division said he plans to meet with Warren million in damages from the Williams Thursday. Williams is complaining residents. the representative for Frank Rhodes said the meeting will Silvestri, Baytree Village be an attempt to reach an developer. Rhodes said he also amicable agreement between Baytree Village and liberty the Parties. Square, a condominium However, he said If the plex in Orange Co unty. complaints of the residents "There seems to be a general warrant further investigation the results of that in. problem with maintenance — eLatIon to indicate the people living in the units are deficiences on k part of saying one thing and the Silvestri,theDivisioncould call developer says another thing," for an administrative hearing Rhodes said. to determine whether or not a cease and desist order should At least six complaints alleging poor maintenance ana be Issued against the developer. .• POPE JOhN PAUL II genersiexpensesto balance the department rather than Nelson expressed bitterness locally. He said his un- to generate local money to pay tentative budget previously, eliminating the Job and placing that the city could be penalized derstanding of the federal law the police officers, not that It is were $6.40 In the codingency fund. for being honest in its previous is the city only has to show impossible to do so. "Nothing is Othersecommiendallons Moodey W& the council took extreme difficulty being able Impossible, he said. wider conilderatlon recorn• that: $3,100 be budgeted for Councilman Pat sti, budget. City Mager road materials such as day and the lone official to have voted He said that because the council liii Eulbes. $3,700 additional be allocated to agaliut the previous tentative has gone to all extremes to keep keep a part-time grader budget, said the latest revision its police force at full strength, Th. recommendatIons Today Mapdey a1 plugged sppro by LlOiaM Cinwell, Lathe manager of Seminole dam: plgghg In the an operator position full time is more flocally soun & e said there Is a possibility the federal Coolly CETA prngrem. %4• revimaus frOID th IMtSSd of "ISkIfl It psrt4lme one cdths 'asonaae voted no funding could be denied. "In ArouudfleClock ..........4A Horoscope ................. 48 But,hesold.C&awilJ$aldthe LZTA fl5i1 hoping new in the ptlic works depart. previously wu that the our zeal to be honest, we may Bridge 4"i,itrve 41 Uss$tai $ng A (h) ej city be had r c*mmmdsd to the local and federal appsais for mint; add $3,* for pUrchase proposed budget was not have outdone ourselves," he Calendar ..................5* Ohitoss4es .................1* fading Is In labor Dopiit'it that the the momey will be iuceiodul ON fin hose and $10000 for fiscally sound. "Ths budget said. Comics .....................41 (JRSELV .............. IB ga bi .dec4kn end training for the comes closer to being Crossword .................4$ Spertj It rnjr of the (ZTA the city titatkely kud%id uvs $14,100 in reseress fire department; retain a rosli," she said. Sotensori saki 1beUeves the Editorial 4* TelevWss the uiiid' which were budgeted for panon on the Job In the parka pey the odin.. ad lecel lade Meanwhile, Cotmcibtmii Cliff law Is being misinterpreted Dear Abby 1$ .. , .. -- i Mayor Walter Sorsial sold of ° cisacg at a workahbp the Y Wa —'— I,1 . r 6 its IMIM Anal On U.S. Depisrtment of liftr 7:30 P.m. lad Via. I ... - J budget at a - ' .- - The report, to be given to both at Lake Monroe and nearby Dr. Ali said it has been found report on how and where to Herald Staff Writer the county commission and the bodies of water for the past 12 that a threshhotd exists in spray. commission, will recom- months. bodies of water with effluent mere is hope the blind city All said although obmend how the spraying of an where it changes from mos ulto robrem la uin en- servatlons at first lead adulticide should be done over Meanwhile County Corn- couraging the breeding of the researchers to believe a serious downtown 1'Sanford b the water at the lakefront when missioner Sandra Glenn, pest to hampering it. '. eel problem did not exist in Lake it shoWd be done and how of. special guest at the breakfast, But the solution is only The exact threshhold is Monroe, later sample-taking said the counti' fit receiving Waporary. And the cost will be ten. I showed that observation to be unknown. e said. ..: All emphasized the im- complaints from pLperty aboult $5,000 to •1O and untrue. Portance of the spraying taking owners on at lead three Snuth Dr. Ali, working out of the i OIIJ wee or less.: place as the adult midges Seminole lakes where bliz1 University of Florida Dr. Ali said last Spring Dr Arshad t'io emerge from Lake Monroe, mosquito problems have Experiment Station in Sanford, samples showed 20-30 midge . headed up a research project saying after two days in the air developed only recently. said he has had published a larvae per sample. The number tile the ibleanof the are more to ll difficult lu Cornnumber of reports on his has Increased sin ce to 700 per And Sanford City ! Sanford, gave his report to a they sample, he said. None of the county or city missioner Julian Stnstrom research to date. group ' businessmen and public officials this morning. officials present at the break- noted and Dr. Ali agreed that In response to requests from He said midges have been e', As guest of the Greater fast gave any Indication if they the Monroe lakefront problem Mrs. Glenn, County Com- posing a problem in the United Sanford Chamber of Commerce would be interested in funding with the insect has steadily missioner Bob Sturm and States for many years and personality breakfaA, he said such - a temporary solution worsened since the city stopped Stenstrom, Ali said he will research has been conducted n he will make his recom- Programdumping effluent from its make available to both the and off into the problem fa 0or mendations ava&We in written Dr. Ali has been conducting sewer treatment plant into the county commission and the city nearly 40 years. The answer lies m next week studies into the midge problem body of water commission b) next week '1 Ifl long term research, he said ,j ' a -- - By DONNA ESTES city oimcil - WWI YOU - - will fringe bs$fltJ of foir city Ilcers' salaries. Lek Mary iNsider adopting a fifth police officers was approved by - '. IWO ARW 19 IM N( Impt WW LNJ1t6 oil Lake Mary Cons'*iders 1979m,80 Bud et...Once A alio n 1. bONuS ... - BOGTON (UP!) — Fresh Sunday. nedy, - and bands of Joyous, kom a day of prayer for peace The Vatican billed his apeech banner-waft, foddompLng on two contimb, Pope John to the Ge I Assembly as the New Englanders who shouted, Paul 11 today brought to the keynote address of John Paul's Over and over and over, "We United Nations his quest for an visit to America. love you, we love youll, and to war and poverty, in. In It, according to church Mrs. Coda, dreaW in the Justice and Wdilipty. officials, the pope will set out black dreas and hat traditional. Spirits undampened by the essence of his belief that ly worn at papal, audiencM soggy, rainy, cold, miserable respect for human dignity is the Lhoo khishand and odd: "Your dOrlY Autumn W66111110r, more answer to man's social as wen holiress, we welcome you to our ten 1.5 million curious and as spiritual problem. country with love." *prshlpful New Englanders John Paul's appeal came His English Improving after tiweed oat Monday on the almoetl4yearsto thedayafter three days of speeches In pope's first day In America and the late Pope Paul VI appeared Ireland, John Paul returned the chine hiscallto"followme" on the the same rostrum and welcome by praising the nation Ut a life of love, piety and told representatives of 117 he visited as a bishop In 1009 nations to "let the weapons and as a cardinal in 1970. The grueling day darted for drop from your "Today I stand at this W pontiff in Dublins rain and "No more war. War never. gateway to the United States kg bofore dawn and ended a again," Paul, in a hoarse but and again I greet all of M 30 hours later in almost forceful voice, told the General America," he said in a booming exactly the aim, weather Assembly Oct. 4 ias. barltone."Igreetyou,America condition. Ui Bodo. A spokes Like no other pope In modem the beautiful." said the pope was "weary times, John Paul tas sees the But his first day in the United but hoppy" at the end of his ravages of war find hand. States was not all so lighthear. tsns.Atlsi*Ic adventure it was during the Nazi or- ted He got down to more :.lh Mo to New York this cupation of his native Poland serious business in the evening moroing for ancthsr day chock and the extermination of that at a mass in the historic Boston NU of "earances. In addition nation's Jews that he first felt Common attended by about 10 6% ban at the United the religious call that would 500,000 people, many of them he vialts St. Patrick's lead him to the fordmt of Youths. and holds a mass in world leadgm Saying modern society had Te Stadiiun. Then ftlaai And it was ua world leader, driven many people Into the Plilladelphla Wednesclay, a wen n a spiritual on#, that escapism of drugs, viownce and Moins and Chicago he arrived in the UWW states smal pleasure,ON pops urged haraday and Friday, and HewugrededbyRosalynn brc4herlylove utheonly path WaShington Saturday and Carter and Edward M. toward human dignity. • AEQI$* •AKQs4 Sr 7 n To Midae Proble m ni e You 1110111L. wsldhi.rv -AAAM 11" not to make WM P=IW AM-pm - - ..... C. . W143 Wit Whet T1 ' ora I)1 I Po e A PM AqUAU,s(J.n.a.F.a. 1$) today In which oiler declarer would lii price yours willing to pay aoost&g far greatyou er in the for you wad today could future for that which you're he would cia far 010 VAIUM Of that aftanotimlodod; mi. bn& Thu Ile he N i A. a.. s.a www'Sia. LEO (July .Ang. fl) &ioatd VIRGO (Aug. Si5*. 13) 'fry could la tm. _______ _____________________________________________________ p. enWNW 1$) In agrees where you're portant matter today, be 1111"4111600d knowledgeable the resuilu cardul not to gl" away the Alsollumat should be pr.bk for you - dir,, Dial fairly, but o would loss 1i hssrI ff. 112 811tatIM whom you redblicft --Whack& 4:. I Soviet relationship. " The president, as well as senior administration officials who briefed reporters, emphasized the unit is not a military threat to the United States. Carter renewed his call to the Senate to ratify the arnLs Early reaction to the speech indicated the "hawks" felt Carter treat, and said: "politics and nuclear arsenals (10 not had been out-punched, while the "doves" applauded the IInntatu)n Inix.19 He listed five steps the United States will take in light of the president's turn-away-wrath approach. A senior Pentagon official told reporters Carter — as a show of Russian refusal to withdraw the troops. Among them were: But it remains to be,seen whether the treaty — on which t1w Sen. Frank Church, D-Idaho, chairman of the Sciiate Foreign firmness in the Caribbean region — has ordered Marines to the — Increased monitoring of the troop status in Cuba. Relations Committee who a month ago revealed the presencef vote was going to be close anyway — can survive the Soviet U.S. Navy base at Guantanamo, Cuba, and is increasing the —Assurance that "no Soviet unit in Cuba can be used as a the combat troops in Cuba, took a middle road. tie welcomed the refusal it) withdraw a unit they insist Is in Cuba only for training readiness of a 1(),000 man rapid deployment force. purposes. threaten the security of the United States or any Russian assurances, but felt they were not enough. "I have concluded the brigade issue Is certainly no reason for a combat force to ei.i h emisp here." ) 4 The official rdurn to the Cold War.... We do not face any Immediate, concrete other nation In regu contact ,•th er said, be emotionally Cubans, and therefore is not training them. —Establishment of a permanent, full-time Caribbean Joint satisfying for a few days or weeks for some people, but it would be threat that could escalate into war or a major confrontation," Carte d. Task Force Headquarters at Key West, Fla. (Administration destructive to the national interest and the security of the United Carter pledged "we shall not rest on these Soviet statements 'fl 545f ofticiala amid it would consist of 60 to 100 staff people, who will be (f $fl5)%If(t4 pfj$ nf top4.af States." alone," and told other hemispheric nations they "can be confident sessions In Washington and negotiations with the Soviets, In- auguierttnd from time to time with ber finite.) A senior American official told reporters, "It the matter Is not the United States will act in rxrnae to a vuest for assistance in —Increased U.S. economic aid to countries In the Caribbean satisfactorily resolved It could have a serious effect on the U.S.cluding an exchange between Carter and Soviet President Leonid meeling any threat from Soviet or Cuban forces." There's not much tMt can be done to prevent cataracts. AT 03"d to get a lwv risturn. CANCER (June 21-July U) to 8AGnTARRX (Nov. W139c. busloses ma#4n YOU an bM 21)1% We YOU Nd Ptft out and *A I today. UIS dartift Mocks today will "hwo when it comes to do be cwdd managing your resources you not Is UN too "r1Y And Wg" tend to be astravapat. Be J 0 WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Carter has won an assurance the 2,600 Soviet troops are not In Cuba to fight — but could not persuade Kremlin leaders to order them home. 7be president, in a nationwide television and radio address Monday night, announced a series of steps the United States will take to offset the Russian brigade whose presence he caIed a serious matter. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 2) will give you a band In projects Uttle of real value will be ac. V V U I UUU g and fve complished today U y ac large In sceps Don't be J fInns fall to snatch your ideas 11OW bUK East would be to tackle xk&We enterprises. Put muscle Into your &m Be certain to duck, 'pa doer as well as a tlthiker NOS1 $1-A almost wha Lam 23) YOU CooUwId score his Ad and wind up with his h . : qualliltles today, Unfortunately, Be logical In your invol"ma* 0 KQJ$4 Oswald: "Thli; swindle is a 4 .... good example of the 'extra you may not Call on your full today and don't pull acadve wur P0441MUAL When a firm, hand in faith in Iady chancel Is Su that LO& Me is #AQ9 RANT 010732 caUW for, don't use a loose West Liz Ikini ppoof" hearts. slightly fickle and could kt you IV 11111111 IV K 1084 grip. FU 0 fllO He-will score a surprise trick down. $ 63 with it, but able to WNW for you in the year ) •AK10a7•QJ$43 TAURUS (April following your birthday U twO tr dia d Cok:e South som rd spade sending JOr Your CM of Astm Try not to use BAUM today to Gro lAtter. " $1 for each Obtain favors or have others do VJ2 ION jut one spade trick." to A**Gm* Bu 4111111, Radio your bldft. They win M 0 A111111111 AIIIII& 'Ile play would have Qty Station N.Y. 10019. Be sure through your ploy and resent It. • $52 cost South an overtrick in event that East held the ace to sPicilY birth date. Vulnerable: East.W.st GEMINI (Slay lJune ) SPWO or West the king of Dealer: Wed WORM (Oct. 34-Nov. 32) You're an achieva today, but hieaft but what's an overEnrYthlnii; will be dobd out to let Otberl 44 Your pralses. Wed N" Ud ftea trick who compared with you today in its proper PlIVOIltift U you do 111111s, don't III* to cost, You WAMshism Paw 10 PM Pau by Al Veim.r YOU KNVE AN OVERACrivri k w ., This Coming YOU IMY taick ' ,1II D 'a ________ . TWI'i i. your iuunuuiagu,AY PRISCILLA'S POP BUGS BUNNY our 00VEMMHQHWW&VMcowm=N -- -, doctrmaynot fee' likemlb eyes now? Will this affect my jecting his patient to an near sight later on? what type operation. As the opacities Opera inaease and begin to affect DEAR READER—Cataracts sight, the decision has to be t 0 - "On. made on the buls of how much ight is affected and what Basically, hey imply opacities that develop In the can bedefletOoelTectitwithout lens in operation, Some people who y 7% lam itself Is a small do not read and don't thread globular structure of jell*IIke needles don't really need as naterlalandft'squjteaiatic Ins accurate eyesight as others. yosdh. Still another person who needs The cells of the lens excellent eyesight In beth eyes regenerate just like the cells In may require an operation your " do. The problem Is sooner. opaque Oat old calls an not shed like When the cataract is those on the surface of your enoih that it won't transmit okin. Rather the now cob form light wid you can't see through at the surface of the l and it, jt'ssaldto be mature. At that the cidonesmovetotbe center, point it's usually necessary to Eventually these old hard cells take It oat. DeLte some claims are compacted In the middle of to the contrary, the only real the lens. That's why If a person cite for cataracts Is removin What could be done about my - For Tuesday, October 2, 1979 • At this stage the At the beginning a cataract Improve the vision, HOROSCOPE by Howie Schneider Y2] nee&eandhavenoheadaches. with vision. BYBERNICEBEDEO6OL . j IC-fr-ti labletogets drim's Ikense, he would talk tome. Isee to read, tweeds may Involve wass of the lew that don't really bt0r*0 much EEK& MEEK un . asdaboat removal and h. saldwileol. 0 _______ I Lamb youneedaaract opera An Coming.Other readers who from a competent eye want this Issue can send 15 examinatIon. There's no reason cents in ChKk of coln with a to take them out if they don't longs dalnPd, A&-AddriaM significantly interfere with for IL Send Your vision. And, on the other hand resed to me. In care of this If you have serious disease of newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, the rest of the eye that CornRadio Qty Station, New York, promises vision anyway, NY 100. removing the catarad may not 1 Evening Herald—( USPS 481 .280)—Price 15 Cents Dr. fitted with driving 11111,181111111. The nun 55 55 57 - 62 61 72nd Year, No. 36—Tuesday, October 2, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 DEAR DR. 1AM —My eyes were checked by the orMimood and he says I have bIater'J cataracts. I Was Is thall he will develop saim These operations are changes in the 10111. relstivdy simple today and in We don't know all the factors many buitances ft hospital related to catarocU but I am day Is of short duration. Then YOU MW Health Lfifter Only Way to deterff&W When 49 ivennig ___ g 45 ___________________________ ------- — 41 40 47 HAT CONFOUNDED AIRLINE CAWT AND THE RESERvAnciN MADE LAST WEEK p: 32 33 — 35 I __ - - 26 31 —— 34 ARCHIE 25 —— 22 ____ 3 0o 21 Liffle Can Be Dong? ent aturac ts Weather S u 3* I S -- r- --2 - - .. - - -- - .. - .•-. - �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tusday, Oct. 2, 179 Man Pleads Guilty To Raping Woman WORLD A Sanford man who forced a woman out of her home at knifepoint and raped her in a nearby wooded area June 17 pleaded guilty in circuit court Monday to charges of sexual battery, kidnapping, armed burglary and aggravated battery. Andrew Hawkins, 77, of 814 W. Second St., faces a possible life sentence for the crimes, however sentencing was delayed pending a background Investigation. Hawkins had been employed as a park and playground supervisor with the Altamonte Springs Recreation Department at the time of his arrest. Sanford police captured him In underbrush near Seminole High School shortly after they received a report from a woman who said a man had broken into a southwest side home put a knife to her roommate's throat, and forced her from the home. The abducted woman told police she was taken to a wooded area near the home and raped by Hawkins. NIGHTSTICK ASSAULT A Sanford woman was hit in the jaw with a nightstick Friday night in a bar near Sanford. Shirley A. Burch, 27, 111 McKay Blvd., Sanford reported to the Seminole County Sheriff's Department that during a disturbance at the Debaxe Bar, Southwest Road, near Sanford, she was allegedly grabbed from the rear and hit in the jaw with a night. stick. Ms. Burch said she was talking to the owner of the bar at about 11:30 p.m. when a bouncer grabbed her from behind and hit her with the nightstick. IN BRIEF Gold Prices Surge Towards $450 An Ounce LONDON (UP!) Gold prices surged rapidly toward $450 an ounce in London and Zurich today, hitting a new all-time high of $437 an ounce at midmorning fixing In London. At the opening in Zurich, gold leaped $21 an ounce to an ounce from its closing price Monday of $414.50. iie new record, however, was quickly broken by the midmorning fixing of $437 an ounce in London, where dealers reported frantic trading after gold opened at $422.50 from $414.25 Monday. The dollar, meanwhile, dipped again on most European money markets, opening at its lowest levels this year in ; Frankfurt, Milan and Zurich. "Every day a new record," a Zurich gold dealer said. "The reasons remain the same Middle East buying to offload dollars and market fears of the rate of inflation in the United States." - Randall Scott Metz, 19,283 Marvin Ave., Longwood was broujht in for an interview by the Longwood Police Department Saturday night. After the interview Metz was charged with the theft of a $2,085 computer system from Lyman High School between Sept. 21 and Sept. 24. Metz was allegcdly in possession of a keyboard and cassette recorder when he was questioned about the computer theft. Metz is out of jail on a $1,050 bend. IN BRIEF Amtrak Train Jumps The following civic suits seeking damages In excess'of $2,500 have been filed with the office of Seminole County civil court clerk Arthur Beckwith: Mary J. Clouner is suing in excess of $10,000 National Car Rental System, Inc., Bronson Farms, Inc., Curtis Allen Macy, and United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company for personal Injuries suffered in an automobile accident. According to the suit, Curtis Macy was negligently in operation of a 1973 truck causing a 1976 collision at the intersection of Lake Mary Boulevard and U.S. Highway 17-92. The suit alleges that Macy was an employee of Bronson Farms and acting in his professional duties. The suit also maintains that Mary rented the car from National which is insured for liability by United States Fidelity and Guaranty company. - - Year's Rainfall - : ' . Nears Record If you've been feeling unusually soggy lately. it's not your imagination the National Weather Service reports central Florida is rapidly approaching a record year for rainfall. According to the Weather Service, rainfall for the central part of the date, including Seminole County, amounted to 13.8 inches for September, topping by almost one inch the previous record for the month set In 1947. That year, 13.1 ifl• ches of rain fell. For the year to date, Weather Service reports there has been 63,89 Inches of rain in the central part of the state. The record year for rain came in 1959 when 76.57 inches fall, However, a spokesman at the Weather Service said if above normal rainfall is recorded the remaining three months of the year, a new record will be set, The September downfall of 13.8 inches was more than twice the normal rain which can be expected for the month. The aVSfl4e September rabJefl is 6.35 Inches, the Weather Service reports. The bulk of the September - IRA Considers Pope's Plea DUBLIN (UPI) Irish Republican Army chiefs, who resumed their campaign of violence within hours of Pope John Paul II's departure, meet today to respond to his call for an end to murder and bloodshed in Ulster. In the aftermath of John Paul's visit, London politicians and Irish alike waited for a sign the terrorists would heed the pope's plea "GB my knees, I beg you turn away from the paths of violence." Sources said the IRA's 12-man council met secretly In Dublin Monday night to discuss a cease fire. But others said the meeting, and today's scheduled statement, were arranged before the papal visit was announced. - - Dozens Killed In Stampede NEW DELHI, India (UPI) A stampeding crowd at a religious festival trampled at least two dozen people to death, Includlna 17 children and tour women, the Press Trust of 1fl'df(iep6àl. The 24 dead, all Hindus, were among hundreds attending the Dessehra festival Monday in Moradabad, 100 miles east of New Delhi. A large number of people were feared injured but state officials declined to disclose further details. The press agency said- the crowds were returning home when an unidentified group of people teased some of the women who attended the ceremony. Scuffles broke out between men who rushed to defend the women and the taunters, provoking the stampede. - ASTOR PARK, Fla, (UP!) A retired University of Florida language professor sentenced to the by firing squad for Hungarian war crimes 33 years ago was never informed by the court that convicted him. Albert Wass deCzege, a noted author who speaks out often on the issue of human rights In Romania, said he made no metlon of his conviction when he applied for entry to this country in 1961 because he did not realize he had been convicted. - LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. (UP!) Three former Florida governors joined Gov. Bob Graham Monday at the future site of Walt Disney's boldest dream, EPCOT, and praised the firm's economic courage in uncertain times. Construction of the Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow will cod $800 million $300 million more than first projected. E. Cardon Walker, president of Walt Disney Productions, called it "the largest private enterprise job in the world today," Counting EPCOT, Walker said at groundbreaking ceremonies, the total investment in Disney World amounts to $1.5 billion. The EPCOT project will cover twice the ground contained within the Magic Kingdom. It *isto open for business Oct. 1,1982-11 years to the day after tourists began streaming through Disney World's gates. Fourteen million people visit the tourist attraction yearly now, making it the world's No. 1 tourist attraction. - - - Judge Considers O'Hair Claim Forty children rode in the Sanford Breath-of-Life Bike-a-thon for Cystic Fibrosis, Saturday at the Sanford Airport. The event was sponsored by the Junior Woman's Club of Sanford. This was the fourth Cystic Fibrosis Hike-a-thou for 13year-old Martha McFarland of 2546 El Capitan Drive, Sanford, who rode a total of 59 miles Saturday for a total of 1234 In pledges. Martha has a special reason for extra effort as her 15-year-old k bter died of the disease earlier this year, Yosingest rider was Bóck, Crawford, 4, of Lake Mary, who edal.d 13 muss. • NOTICE OF REGULATION OF LAND USE The Board of County Comml,so.,, of kmlnele County, Florida, proposes to regulate the use of land within the area shown in lbs map In this advertisement. A public hearing on the proposal will be held on October C, 979, of the hour of 7:00 P.M., or sine thereafter, in the County Commissioners Courthouse, Sanford, Florida. The public hearing I$ being hold In order to Chambers, Room 203, Seminole County discuss and hoar comments on additions and !SvlliIi$ as Camp, she Amendments is lbs adopted Comprepiernlve Planter Seminole County, Florida. IN addition to the Mass Transit, Aviation-ports, and Electric Utiliti.. Elements, a Public Library lemont will also Is considered for Inclusfo,, I. lbs adopted Plan. While the entire Comprehensive Plan will be subject to review, primary focus will been lbs Shirt Range Development Plan (principally the Detailed Future Land Use Plan). This bearing Is being held pursuant Is the requirements SI the Local Government Comprehensive Planning Act of Dli, and Chapter 74412, Laws.? Florida. At lbs hearing the Local Planning Agency will submit. report recommending alilIlsual elements and proposal revisions as amendments to the Comprehensive Plan of Seminole County (In. dvd4g comments received regarding Me Plan and jnlsslsmers SI Seminole County, Florida. The board will prospective amendments) to II,. Board of County Corn. consider adeptk net the followIng ordinance: AN ORDINANCE AMINDINS ORDINANCI NO. 71.21, THE SIMINOLI COUNTY COM— PRIHINSIVU PLAN PURSUANT TO THE SIM1NOI.I COUNTY COMPREHENSIVE PLANNING ACT OF 1574, CHAPTER 14412, SPECIAL ACTS OF FLORIDA, 174, AND PURSUANT TO THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT COMPREHENSIVE PLANNING ACT OF 1571; SITTING FORTH THE AUTHORITY FOR THE AMENDMENT OF THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN: PROVIDING FOR THE PURPOSES AND INTINT FOR THE AMENDMENT OF SAID PLAN; SITTING FORTH AMENDMENTS To THE ELEMENTS OP THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN; AMIPIOIPIG THE DEVELOPMENT PRAMS. WORK PORTION OF THE COMPREHENSIVE BY AMENDING BY REFERENCE THREE (3) SEPARATE DOCUMENTS INTITLID "NATURAL RESOURCES AND CONSERVATION", "ECONOMICS-HOUSING AND GENERAL LAND USE" AND "SERVICES AND FACILITIIS", AMEN DING THE SHO*T.RANGU DEVELOPMENT PLAN WHICH CONSISTS OF THE COMPOSITE PLAN, THE UNINCORPORATED UI. SAN AREA PLANS AND THE UNINCORPORATED RURAL AREA PLANS, THE GENERAL MAPS AND PLANNING AREA MAPS SIT FORTH THIRIIN, AMENDING THE INTERGOVERNMENTAL COORDINATION STATEMENT WHICH SITS FORTH THE ADMINISTRATIVE POLICIES, DEVELOPMENT FRAMEWORK POLICIIS, AND THE RULATIONSHIP OP CITY AND COUNTY PLANS BY AMENDING BY REFERENCE THE DOCUMENT UNTITLID "INTERGOVERNMENTAL COORDINATION STATEMENT OPTHI BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONUIS", PROVIDING FOR A SIVURASILITY CLAUSE: AND PROVIDING FOR AN IFFICTIVU DATE. BY 00011 OP THE BOA100P COUNTY COMMISSIONIill S, SUMINOLI COUNTY, FLORIDA. ,., Vital Company before he retired 1906. He was a of Sanford Masonic ledge It the M0fSCC0 Temple of the Shrine, the Modern Woodmen of America. and American Amwi0m of Retired Persons. Eva E. Smith, and depeon, Males IL Roblason, both of Sanford and several nieces and iiphns In Jacksonville, and Macon, Ga. GrainkOW Funeral home is in dirge 01 affangemerAs. HOMEOWI'4ERS: C ChaWman beard if County Commissisners $srniosls County, Florida Need C-Amsh? WEATHER to Map of Unincorporated Areas of $50,000 Seminole County FOR ANYPaRPOSEI IE Incorporated L ]Unincorporated LOANs FOANYUPOU 9 a. a. readings; ties. 74; sva1 kw; p.ri yesterday's Wik, N; bersanetrle pressure, 89.89; relative h"dl$y, 91 pereset; wIaá,SM1a. F.reet: Meetly suasy today ad wmday. I Cooler Now V40 level the liv W Pert Con"al: Wgh, I a..., 1:89 pa.; U:U ia. iaypsi UN ia., 0:9 pa.; liv, 80ia. 7:89 pa. in. , EASY UTENOED 14 NMI —- : RICHMOND, Va. (UP!)— A court hearing to determine what the Westinghouse Corp. owes three Utilities with which It has not reached settlements on broken uranium contracts could last as long as six weeks, a company spokesman said. The hearing was scheduled to begin today before U.S. District Judge Robert R. Merbige Jr., who will make a final decision on how much money Westinghouse owes Long Island UgMlng Co., South Carolina Electric & Gas Co. and Florida Power & Light Co. Eleven other utilities which brought the suit against Westinghouse, including Virginia Electric and Power Co., made out-of-court settlements with the firm. The 11 settiements account for nearly 60 percent of the total uranium originally claimed by the utilities. Ford Ups Contract Offer : DETROIT (UP!)— The Ford Motor Co. has brought its contract offer to the United Auto Workers into line with an ; Industry pattern negotiated at General Motors Corp., brightening prospects for a strike-free settlement with the UAW. The new money offer came from Ford bargainers -: Monday on the first day of intensive contract talks that are proceeding against a midnight Thursday strike : deadline. Ob The UAW is seeking to match for its 197,000 Ford workers the contract Improvements It won in negotiations W month for 480,000 GM employees. : . Paternity Suit No Good WASHINGTON (UP!)— A man has no right to fili suit to determine whether he is the father of a rhild born Olt" of marriage, the Supreme Court has ruled in the cue of a Key Wed boot builder. 'The Supreme Court Monday refused to review a lowercourt decision. That let Mind a Florida court decision that only a woman could bring a paternity suit claiming aman fathered her illegitimate child. Richard E. Perez had flied a lawsuit in Florida for an order edabl1shIngheisthe father olAllison Stevens, who was born out of wedlock in t 1t7$, ,soipiy*i. OWN S. Andorm SNeell 'e" .;R m . Fv ,~V-1 - I1tNI4W I J m $&*I . ' th cIachern INCS I*.i liii SOME: Seeo1 Coty Planning 1 '•;i-.' 4. , •• . - • • -•. . •-• •'.- •. •.- •-•••.,' •1 • W.I*AU.DSSUy •._• I _•••_,••,_._ 4*ó&' ••••, •1t ••••i • •- •• S' - - •.••-••.• •..••.--- - '• • -r- •-' . - :: I . The qualifying period for resignation of Larry Goldberg candidates for the three seats in August; District 2, now held on the Longwood City Com- by Mayor June Lormann and mission which will be up for District 4 held by Ray grabs in the Dec. 4 municipal Leibensperger. election will begin Friday, Oct. Candidates are required to Sand will end at 5p.m. on Oct. live in the district for which 19. they are running, and must 'Iii,. ,,nnl,,,.I.,.n,,69,,g.nf., hnv. IIvnzl nng. I..A I.. 41.., .d.. S un i,II IUUV UI iflI, ( II ( District 1, vacant since the and be a qualified elector. 13 MUSHROOM - POWER 1, JiI .... Chances are these are probably some of the biggest mushrooms you'll see growing around these parts and Roselyn Williams Leach is the owner of this unique batch. The mushrooms, located In Itoselyn's yard at Washington and Short Street, Lake Mary, are three feet wide, - Uranium The Prize In Suit ,. '•''•••• issue of his own re-election campaign by linking it to the SALT treaty's chances in the Senate, said Soviet assurances that its troops are not a threat are insufficient. "The Soviet assurances are welcome," Church, Senate Fereign Relations Committee chairman, said. But he added, "if the SALT II treaty is not to be rejected by the Senate, something more than Russian representations will be necessary. Assistant Senate Democratic leader Alan Cranston of Cali. fornia said, "1 support the course of action proposed by the president. It is reasonable and restrained." Sen. Richard Stone, D-Fla., who first revealed publicly the presence of the Russian trigade, said Carter's actions are "a strong response that does not go far enough." Stone said Carter failed to get a commitment against expanslon of the capability of the Cienfuegos facility to nuclearcarrying sea-based weapons systems. And, Stone said, "There was no insistence that the brigade be dismantled and withdrawn." LIMA, Ohio (UP!) The DaVinci Transamerica balloon attempting the first non-stop manned flight across the U.S. was forced down during a thunderstorm early today, InIZI the woman who started the expedition. The balloon went down at 12:56 a.m. EDT in a farm field about 13 miles west of Urns, near the community of Spencerville in northwestern Ohio, "They ran into a couple of storms and since they were up SO high, 16,000 feet, they ran into snow,"said Deputy Darrell Pugin of the Allen County sheriff's office: ,That caused them to get top heavy, which caused them to lose control." Vera Simons, ot McLean, Va., who originated the espeditlon, was injured inthe accident. The other three crew members were not hurt. Miss Simons was taken to St Rita's Hospital In IAma suffering from a fracture of her lower left leg, a hospital spokesman said. She was reported in fair condition. The other an members were taken a local motel where they were to be lodged overnight. A ban radio operator In Olathe, Kin., who was monitorIng a broadcast from the baflOOI3 to other him operators, said he heard crew members say their equipment was getting wet and had dropped in altitude from 6,000 to 4,000 feet ins few minutes. A line 01 thunderstorms had chased then across Indiana Monday night before they cum down about 25 miles east of the Ohie-Indiana border. Dr. Fred Hyde gave the last transmission from the balloon, the ham operator Saki. "We are losing altitude rapigy," Hyde reportedly. said. The crew had hoped to break an endurance record for the longed time aloft today. The record 01 137 hours and minutes Is held by the Double Easle balloon on Its Afldb' - -. _I# ALSO AILAILE $5311 Sy aIm WesS $Lij'M'11t $.a, 4 r--m. sisa' .v,,.. $5111 '+4,•$. 6 - ITAL F am J •,,'a•" Qualify Friday lb.wsotherwas so, pod earlier 160111111117 that Miss SIImesanait,esablsti NOT paint some cloids as the beHOlD seared ow MwL' RUISIII J. Curl, Dellona "We 54' SIMINOLI MIMOSIAI. . Dowd" $ai1.v, i.t' $ØodsyWThe $uOsji Nor" 6 0 DaV1In Flight Downed . said, "1 feel the president backed down and accepted the status quo completely tonight, which a week ago he said he would not do." Senate Democratic Leader Robert Byrd, D-W.Va., said, "The President's response was reasoned, but firm, and it represents the right course in this situation." Rep. John Anderson, R.Ill., a presidential hopeful and liberal Republican, said "The one element I found disappointing was that he (Carter) dismissed the presence of Soviet troops in Cuba as simply another in a series of matters on which we differ with the Soviets." Sen. John Tower of Texas, ranking Republican on the Senate Armed Services Cornmittee, said Carter did little to show the world he means business, Sen. Robert Dole, R..Kan., said, "The president tonight has not changed the status quo as he had promised he would do. The Soviet troops remain and all we have Is vague promises concerning their status." Sen. Frank Church, D-Idaho, who made the Cuban matter an :• • - I LOAN ImO,OOO 10=so 01116.4 NON. Prss An,$aaNi, Pie, Bill. CIr.* Pee $ $asie, PWW .'4.4y*..e - EMYMINTTE$M$'' WI .' Mid $Is. Winds bec.alag meetly westerly arsud ii wederIyasd19apI bees Isday ad truit Wd WWUDAV1Tm. silLUuI1 II 11 Iyku Buck: 480 ia., Wedauday. Bees 16 4 fist. 1:89 k 11:11 a.&N@*1*. ,•, ,• WAHIN(TAN1TIPT.... A fø,4,',,l biting. c.iul,,n It 1. . -, "not an easy case," is mulling over atheist Madalyn Murray O'Halr attempt to stop Pope John Paul II from • celebrating mass on Washington's mall Sunday. Mrs. O'Hair, who won a landmark 1963 Supreme Court ruling barring Bible reading In public schools, took on the pope in a packed courtroom Monday at about the same time the poi4W was srttving In Boon. Mrs. O'Hair, 59, of Austin, Texas, and her son John Murray, contend ins suit against the Interior Department ..: 'that a mass on the mall would violate constitutional guarantees separating church and state. - lot. All homeowners qualèfy, IncludIng wIdows, retlr.es and evefl thotsd by binkso$oin ALLAP?UC*NT$MAY SE £UG*LE BOATING fl)IECUT $1 Aie I. JapMsr hiet sut 8 ass — wi ,ailshi. - E bur CreIt Is Good For $2,500 Con- nally said. Pressler, R-S.D., who recently announced for president, - Florida's 1979.80 new orange auuic .azuiut be crop will be larger than last before December when the late year and the grapefruit crop Valencias dart to mature. But down leaving the date's citrus the lower sugar solids at Juice aupplF problems un. this time indicate juice yield solved, United Growers said will be well under the modern today in releasing results of Its 1.34 gallon record set lad 13th annual poll of citrus year," said Executive Vice growers in 29 producing President Wilson McGee. counUes The USDA's annual total crop ___ po ll will be released Oct. 12,3 grower 111,i4a,,V organization said "at this early grower observations of what __ they feel they will ..1l from yield of gallons of their own crops, lad season centrated orange juice per boa save industry fi firstnotice of will be materlafly lower" than material orange and grapefruit Last seasons vintage crop. shortages later confirmed by "A P-ily project" figure of the USDA. , AREA DEATH Bennett Franklin Smith, 91, of W5 Elm Ave., Sanford, died Monday at a local nursing home. Born in Decdur Cy, Ga., he moved with his pareds in to to Longwood and 10 years later returned to Georgia, where he resided until IM. From 1800.25 he was associated with the City of Sanford Fire Department. He was a salesman for the Wight Grocery EPCOT Groundbreaking Held - Citrus Supply Still Unsolved 'Never In formed Of Conviction BENNETT F. SMITH S rain this year came during the final nine days of the month when 7.17 inches fell, records show. Extended forecasts indicate the first couple of days in October will be dry, but scat tered showers and thun. derstorms are expected to return to t he area by the end of this week. Water-logged central Floridians can expect some rciie from the precipitation by Oct. 10, the Service said. Historical trends indicate that most of the month's normal 2.5 of that. date, the spokesman said. However, the spokesman said that the development of any new tropical storm off the Florida coast could prolong the rainy season. The 63.89 inches of rain this year ia already more than l4 inches above the normal annual OFF AND precipitation. Central Florida averages 49.38 inches of rain a ROLLING year, the Weather Service said. Despite the reports of record isinfali, Sanford and Seminole Cos*y o'ftirlain Mid IMy Mv. had no reports of serious flooding. GEOFFREY powjus I - LAWRENCE, Kan. (UP!) Amtrak's eastbound Southwest Limited jumped the tracks as It sped through the city about daybreak today, killing several persons and injuring dozens among the passengers and crew. At least four persons died, said Bob Campbell, director of community relations for Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Ten more were admitted to the hospital, with seven or eight in serious condition. Many more persons were treated for lesser Injuries at the wreck in northeast Lawrence. Eight of the 18 cars jumped the tracks in the early morning crash and two cars and an engine toppled over on their sides. Authorities said there were 103 passengers aboard the train when it left the tracks In the predominantly in. dustrial area of the city near the Kansas River shortly Hafter 6a.m. CDT. : The train was enroute from Los Angeles to Chicago. • All available ambulance crews were called to the scene and Lawrence Memorial Hospital utilized its disaster plan. The extent of the serious injuries was not immediately available. The cause of the derailment was not immediately determined. - SALISBURY, Zimbabwe Rhodesia (UP!) Government troops carried out a five-day sweep into Mozambique killing hundreds of guerrillas and uncovering a massive underground guerrilla complex believed built with Soviet help. Field commanders said the sprawling 25-square-mile network of bunkers and trenches 12 miles inside Mozambique was the main logistics and control center for Robert Mugabe's wing of the Patriotic Front alliance, The commanders said several hundred of Mugabe's guerrillas and two attackers were killed in the raids. The troops, whose attack force numbered below 500, returned home Monday after 1,000 guerrillas put up stiff resistance during the five-day operation. WASHINGTON (UP!) Did President Carter blink In the latest Cuban crisis? John Connally thinks so. Did he back down from the Russians? Sen. Larry Pressler believes it. Did he do about all he should, calmly and firmly? His supporters in the Senate debate over arms limits are convinced of it. Those were the varied reactions Monday night from congressional leaders and Carter's potential campaign rivals, when Carter announced several actions to counteract the recently disclosed presence of a Russian combat brigade in Cuba. The president said the Russlans troops do not merit starting another Cold War over. But he said he Is landing more Marines at the Guantanamo base, boosting surveillance, making sure Cuban-based troops leave other Western Hemisphere countries alone, and planning to help Caribbean nations resist communism, Connally, a Republican presidential candidate, said Carter "failed to decisively draw the line on Soviet-Cuban military adventurism." The United States wound un "bllnkl,w this Rail, Several Dead ' Guerrilla Complex Found Tuesday, Oct. 2,1979--]A ,i. CIVIL SUITS Ms. Burch was treated for bruises and cuts and released from Seminole Memorial Hospital Saturday morning, HAMMER HANDLE ATTACK QWIS Radosevich, 19,138 Sage Drive, Forest City told Seminole County Sheriff's deputies he allegedly walked out back of the Fancy Dancer Tavern in Forest City and exchanged words with a tall bearded man. The man then allegedly stuck him several times with a hammer handle. Radosevich, who suffered facial lacerations and bruised ribs did not go to a hospital, according to the sheriff's department report. COMPUTER THEFT A Southeast Bank control clerk was charged with stealing a computer system more than a week ago from Lyman High School. Reactions Vary On Carter's TV Speech NA110N H Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - • 1— :" • '• - -- -. • -- .•. • - .. S - '.• - •; S •- •..•.• •• •-.' - .4 - • •. - - -- • • •. .• . . - - •- • - - -. •;— - — • ES - - _ wd,adweer.pjgtob, somemb) FloH.OlI$sSp1.,DsIlSnI Ieft Richard & Christina Gallsssy,a boy, Winter Springs - - Sanfsrd: my N. arbor Louis T. CrauSerd N01111141 a. Lee CIwNsLGirmly lrsvetine simmeen • - Sow,Puma SL Lmils. It. fb flew ever St cr v r- gi . ji IMMIJ11. -- S 1,1NIW.TR1TTrjTII l FIR T St. Lug was •.. W Waft CDary M" sum DOW Marurwo lbS r7— -, sill a dales to -th* tS!1Llid$q, levefliup Buildug We AiLailoi 1 MINE .. • �Evening tknW Around (USPS 41.210) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305322-11 or 831-9993 Tuesday, October 2, 1979- - It took six months, but baseba ll Is almost out of the way, mom. You can have your TV set back just as soon as foot ball Is over. 9 Which means you can buy an extra portion of po pcorn and some extra liquid refreshment which the men ln your llfe are going to need to sustain afl those extra hours of IV viewing. Yes, I know, Herbert didn't have much to say Sunday afternoon - except perhaps when the came ra zoomed In on the Oakland Raiders' cheerleaders. And It was understandable you had to rush The Clock Rise In Health ByJIMMAYNES Care Cost Eases But the fun really begins today. Happy Days, Angle and Taxi lose out Tuesday night, because the Pittsburgh Pirates and Qnclnnati Reds are playing. That's the bad news. The good news? Well, this series is only best-offive. If that doesn't humor you, consider that the World Series the following week Is a best-of-seven little matter of the league playoffs and upcoming World Series yet to be determin ed. I 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 Pirates and Reds play Wednesday afternoon at 3:15-right in the middle of The Guiding Light. Later that evening - at 8:30 - It will be the California Angels vs. the Baltimore Orioles. Sorry about that, Eight Is Enough and Charlie's Angels! Packers game. Meanwhile, a _____ WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS G IORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director through supper Monday night to enable him to go through his pro-game ritual prior to the Patriots- affair. The pace picks up considera bly Wednesday. That's when you learn about day-night baseball. It's a little like New Year's Day In that the sun is still high when they start playing, and the last out Isn't made until sometime close to midnight. Crim e Reaction Statistic percent during the first six months of 1979. By comparlson the effective inflation rate for the first half of thu year was 13.5 percent. That the rise In the cost of health-care services o 4 " of tough new lederal safety regulations. But as soon as the public's memory of the plane crash begins to fade, ft's back to business U usual. (, In 1977, hospital costs rose 15,6 percent - more than double the inflation rate for that year. At least some of the credit for this Improvement must be attributed to the voluntary costcontainment efforts under way at three-auartera of the nations's community ho Itals Oni "t states have enacted mandatory cost-control legislation _____ r WY (h P.4 / 11, I I _ - -ro RUN? ,R//R,X/, !~, I / A ____ ____ As one Insurer commented In a Wall Street Journal survey 01 the development, anything with four cylinders Is being snapped up - or ripped right off the street. The reason, of course, is fuel efficiency. There's no difficulty In resale' -If that's the word for it. ___ 'Rosalvnn have v seen my whin an yw here?' WASHINGTON WORLD December 1978 proposals would have increased aom w et. wie numr ot., wrxnu control areas" - the air-space surrounding major airports where all planes must obey precise traffic Instructions from ground con- - i The I os a i nn. Top eports and insurance claim Indicate the sina11-car ercentage of stolen vehicles has nesrlvtrinledsIncetaso linetook off thJ.ouuh .' rthe e - S er. Big cars are isopartof theplcture however They are drags on the used car market, but for ByHELENTHOMAS "Domestic Summit" soul searching that very reason many may be worth more UP! White House Reporter deliberations by the president after which he stolen since Insurance book values often exceed WASHINGTON (UPI) -Rosalynn Carter Is purged his Cabinet and took a new stance of current resale prices. There are Indications that trollers, The rules were unveiled with great fanfare, Includinga front-page story In The New Times, but they had several liabilities that taking the lead In seeking her husband's re- demanding total loyalty from his top aides. received little attention. some owners are paying to have their gas guz. F Carterand his aides portray Mrs. Carter as his zlers stolen or are simply conveniently losing th&'refo" had othin to do with the election. The first lady is out In front like no other "closest advisor." them. San Diego accident At the time o the collision, No one is suggesting, of course, that the fight t'0 hold down hospital and other medical cost increases has been won. The battle Is barely Joined. It is, however, noteworthy that encouraging progresshas been made without the mandato'u J both of those planes were under the "positivepredecessor In recent times, dumping for the When Carter abruptly canceled his energy one Insurance industry estimate, the president and leaving no doubt that he will rim speech and there were rumors that the enBy control" of tower er gy -Induced theft trends could add as much controls the Carta administration continues to Second, the proposal antagonized the country's for another term. president's health may be involved, it was Mrs. us half billion dollars to the present $4 billion in She hu become the top fund ralser for the Carter who took to On road for four days after auto theft seek and Congress may yet put. Give the dismal approximately NOX0 non-corrunercial pilots wAfraud expenses borne by the public Cuta-MODdsh COMOMM", r6kift in $K000in the Domestic surrunit, adopting one Utgny, 0 in&vidusla and taxpayers annually record a( arke =Lnk.avA.ft hftrJ=Wg SX. . whose *m were the. object of the r4w in Inpertence o( the last year or so, we C(*ttiflUS e_ Ib5Ost f DY_ C lIfl so fls More than 40 of those hots fr 3 $qJ _ proving believe that voluntarism ought to be given more much so that lad week Carter threatened The Washington cocktail circuit likes to y what we've known alUong: It's criminal. objections. In Septem ber, time to work. The results might surprise even the Iead' npo lly, I)J m embers of Congress "not to send my wife" to 'she's running the country." 'I'g"fr in Washington. , .•.Iws.. .,... Actually, Mrs. Carter Is not making war-and-e was surrounding ,h, help in their districts unless they showed more U. peace decisions, k..e her hu u ,h., Ihi... •h i.1IIM.,. WV3IIWU UI ..A .L. appear -- • ... action. IJ supporting sband IWl, ,,us,,.ii,u .Wa., r 1 I C..i.. .6 1. 1%P Ie a i,u a. ,,,.,..,.... isAwI$ new, uvi Wucii it 's -•- U... a new a V$6$RI hazard • us by airline passengers worth bl m votes for her husband's first Presidential race, husband to rim, and today In the race till the McDonnell De"1 U • 0 passenger When the election was won, she moved Into the end. She is fighter and she has her dander up. Federal on I ha acted with cornThere were 280 In their seats ready for takeoff .3 1.1 .i i. •, House a some mendable vigor .-. response a Whereas es may have on a flight to es, a recent patch The 1979 Carrying Coals to Newcastle Award and reserved. She took a back seat and quietly doubts about whether they really wanted tosome live from Paris reports, when they received a LU four Border Patrol officers have auivu auens i.. goes to the General Services Administration, the began to lay the groundwork for dedication to In the White House, Mrs. Carter has none. menage from their pilot. It wasn't to inform their custody. Brutality has no place in the enfederal 90 and projects to help the mentally afflicted and the When Kennedy first began to Indicate In strong them 01 cruising altitude, speed weather at their forcement of immigration law and, If the "hoi " agency. forgotten elderly. ways that he plans to seek the presidency, It was destination and the like, but that the pilot was allegations prove accurate, the proper Pfl*ItIeI With the exception of the major aide-rental Complaints from her side of the White Hones Mrs. Carter who took on the role of "point calling off the flight and joining a strike of must be swiftly imposed. companies, GSA probably ownsand operates the began tobehesrd often, and loud and desr.She woman," feidly asserting that her husband ground personneL country's largest fl..t of motor vehicles. argued that her projects were "not sexy" enough would win another t$ITD. ' huge increase in lllaal imm1rft frg Passengers area long-suffering lot because, as lJt 'into this t The total of 80,317 vehicles includes 42,111 to warrant good press coverage or the kind of 1 iirden.d the When she was asked whether she thought J1& i i êka. gq.ajlI5 an yone who has traveled ak. passenger cars, thr1t ticket or 4,972 station wagons, 2,886 buses public WU s iav IUlUV of • w atrol.zuii And rauvi. Border P In i*it UT$ v have taken an economy charter well bnn. :r trucks and ambulances. lige Thousands di ntly worked for a rqwehsndve ni,,4a1 lion, she Iockeii defiant. '1 SOUth" she that the great majority ui uw 400 psiivuuefl LU and to be But th about ese' niwniiera were t -••to are Ign.d to the Washington was because It health bill which could he a laidmark In that "the whole country .,, sector remain, ciespite these pressures, firmly take this buckled down The has the greatest concentration of government area has spent much of September on the road, seized cornmlttet to the traditions of law enforcement ihn&4n&I ,4.naMlna alternate dspaxthiuids, aIsneis and poyees. To -up her influence en affairs of date, makIng politics] appsarsnces. Her speeches are , with firznneu, fairness and patience. 'ft But (18* recently turned to a car-rental Mrs. Carter began having weekly limchsono In bsglivthig to dwell on the pre sident's "record 01 The Border Patrol's lani and honorable record Is Which may only prove that while you still can't agency for aides to carry the heads 01 Its the al Oalce with her husband. Although accomplWsnt," leregmal offices hm wuhingto sirpoft to a ~ . ~ - kftwnu Carter has are private &W "It dm% matter What Kennady does," she fight city h4 the cockpit Is another matter evidence ht .. that all c Or maybe the IncideW sugliests a possibility what "Jitarny" is doing for -a en the ape1thn,. schedule. the cousdq. for dialing with wildcat public strikes that dlctments last week was liven"!' by agency cals In Gettysburg. Pa. 08* srsd various _ia'leiw for renting Her power In the Whit. House has been On her return to the White House from her usually the public getting struck the worst. Patrol officer.. _. .t 00 ,, , tu i Rrtab1y, several federal defenders, in thenijgh of pay1 g f the IssaiI, sjp iid aIn' y4 pfg1 have an effect. p go gs]p, st,. •Can to and frem the aIrpeds Made the prIce01 D$Ian Place accords. 88is also satin an had won a lot of votes for her p.re eaerns to see abwi.,;9~ hulbsndwbjcbIs Oa the other hand, ft could have ftg drawbacks dlsrtçtsd the 1nve.t1atIon of the the commercial aides coinpalith.. Marty ivory sti*n dermni the i$i her aim In life today. 'F : Sanford Serenaders Senior Citizens Dance, 2:30 p.m. Civic Center. Sanford Optimist, 7:30 p.m., Holiday Inn. Sanford Rotaract, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and Light, 301 N. Myrtle Ave., Sanford. . Sanford-Seminole Jayceettes, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee building, French Avenue. Overeaters.Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Mall Sears. Starlight Promenaders, 8 p.m., DeBary Community Center, Shell Road. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4 South Seminole Optimist, 7:30 a.m., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. Lake Mary Rotary, 8 a.m., Mayfair Country Club. Weight Watcher, 10 a.m., Lake Mary Presbyterian Church, 7 p.m. Quality Inn, Longwood. Friendship Club, 10 a.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Diet Workshop, 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall. Altamonte Springs Sertoma, noon, Ireland's. South Seminole AA, noon, Mental Health Center, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. Senior Citizens Dance 2 p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Centcr. Lions Club of Casselberry, 7 p.m., GIgi's, Regency ., Square. Deltona Theatre Arts Guild, 7:30 p.m., Episcopal Parish House, Enterprise. ,...... 46 WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE PAL' A"ER CAN BAkIK 14 IV I ii q Incruse in, ut-.0-2 OF VOLUSIA COUNTY HAS A NEW NAME teacher works on finding a "responsive cord" for the pupil to learn and not waste time. 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He I.e. am in lies,__4WulJS in hale rrpisy m's. puid the hrmiu * -in sebivil he d wM Jr A ter wsrhurV s upai t' iI* 01 b.NS' Yis in'. • N hN ?itid MhLld Mabel Dsidrlch. ' a.ijj" ' styis __ W7 *,", - . •U suchascrjme. WITH BRANCH OPPICIS - VIW UL Im kick Vaiter Is "vitriolic crsp," but eibesaunt sj u. ______ it', . reU: hIN Juhe wm.. __ : ON dad" Were 5 w ''r . l..lIIIlh,nI !klid S w'_endsagulag piles] h1Maf di'-'. to the Ndli" kchkft ____ - 15O __ in .6 ••"• Why did the legislature decide to provide f unding for the alternative education program? Mrs. Bateman believes the decisim was of a ____ keep students in schooll and therefore to deer them away from potentially dangerous . jiths. , % 1A I- - - wvu he - MY v teVhfl Fm adsa that the VIthW vW Ju 1i .lkai IldN, pNrLui . * topaIieiui luuUI !rI'-. _ ____ - '-. a.m,.2 p,m. 4p.m.4p.m. I _ he has 'lisreidy ±ith*gN% I&M V. i ,. , . Jr., : -. •- toov n 01 uiid-prdsdthe aiding vscain* at a diiit: in New Test Wi -mild a u'ablt (*yaidatptIusinIesr$y s k.ga .T Brantley's Alternative Education Program. The program, something new for Seminole County, seems to be working much to the delight of all concerned. ATLANTA (UI'I) Out in inter-breeds with them, is a five-year study that includes thus counting himself in the rural Georgia, soon after the predator that kills livestock but playing recordings of the census. sun goes down, the plaintive mainly lives on rodents. They coyote's howl in rural, lightly- "The coyotes are moving howl of a coyote, or what so unds also like watermelons and populated areas. forward, they sure are," said like a coyote, may be heard cantaloupes and can do an The theory, says Kurz, is that Kurz. "We're running survey more frequently these days. enormous amount of damage to the coyote, upon hearing the on their abundance and also on But listen closely. Is it really a farmer's fields, according to recorded howl, will answer, their spread." •h. ,..II ,c I,... V..... .,i...c ,.c ,t... Us &, till II recording being played by the game management section of Georgia Game and Fish Divi- the Georgia Department of sion? Natural Resources. it could be a recording, for Kurz says the coyote, whom that's what the state's game he describes as an extremely management people are doing intelligent, opportunistic - playing recordings of the animal, is groving in numbers coyote's howl. It's a unique and spreading across Georgia. method they hope will give But just how numerous they are them a handle on the coyote and where they are migrating population In Georgia. are unanswered questions. The The coyote, an animal re- Game and Fish Division hopes sembing a dog and sometimes to find some answers with a Mrs Bateman said that so far a,m.2 p.m. _ . .es01 usot wertors: "I he,. The hailedJudas has isa sssd . Don Treat, Lake Brantley teacher, looks over the shoulder of student enrolled In Folks Howl About Coyotes In the new program "no parent has not been positive about the alternative approach." ______ _ - -. .. Monday Hirti Thur's Friday LOBBY: ___ bi*• _ ANOTHER ALTERNATIVE can reject their children being In the alternative program lie, a r' ---i YOU BETTER: M1111 bei 4'' . -to post-Watervate America. His d1W COW 40=01ad dd NW about IM nrAdion- m a doceds mord mon Is dill We aldes who Waited to m drW coold hek. do Wad Omit. A C811hrulA h0@1111801040 hn,: ddead him n a convivIal febw who, never g js. been as sayinj that top Caster AL411 i " b* WA ., ,.j yd IIII .us have told es that is 1bS kw4ngJo,dsn,t.n.0a party hsho.gnto. 517 h.i a tough aid Un1_poksl taetician - -, Essential to the success of the from trty WhiR have em .--I-- " ANDERSON WM it Is '_- credit, except for gym, is decided by one teacher. According to Bateman, the OF VOLUSIA COUNTY \ I Mrs. Bateman said the alternative education teacher has "more power over the fate Carter Can*'t Get A"Ides Into''' The Fold ~Ljmft an witki ft h"'I . / According to Mrs. Bateman NEW BANKING HOURS TO SERVE ww" we now poudeg to Cope lt 9 discipline will In fact be tighter in these classrooms as the __ evkhm in W, ft students to earn a high school education. The program Is not an easy ride for the troublemaker or truant student but an expetiment In another way of teaching, she emphasized. -for emmpk, in* sanitation fke. JACK ( some I _ w1than1ll-timednescanfersnoewtdchsianers a witness. However, unot di - The alternative education Is " Border Pro e By GARRY GRAU credit for that time. In each unit Herald Staff Writer are seven stations that must be Transforming a "turned-off' passed. Grades are not given on Seminole student Into a "tur- each assignment. The student nedon" one is the basic goal of however must complete the an experimental Alternative stations to Treat's satisfaction. Education Program initiated After finishing all the stations by the Seminole County school In one unit the student district this year. progresses to the next unit. "They want to be somewhere Treat expecially likes the else, doing something else," "flexibilty" of the program. If a confessed Don Treat, Lake student is not getting anything Brantley High School alterdone in one of the skills station, native education teacher. math for example, he tries Treat, an experienced another like map skills. From psychology teacher, is an ex what alternative Treat's experience, so far, the pert on education entails, lie spent pupils like the individual much of his "summer-off" method. The student, used to traveling to Minnesota and Failure, finds something he can Virginia checking into existing do every day and goes home programs, working on the feeling he has accomplished district wide committee which something In school. "Kids for drew up the program, and the first time are getting some planning his own extensive neat marks in school," Treat said. individualized approach. Treat defines his class as If a student finishes all three Involved with "behavior units by the end of the quarter management". It has been he receives credit for English, determined that the students social studies, and math. that have been referred to "The Alternative Education Treat simply cannot function program Is being implemented well In a traditional classroom, or in the process of being A local school committee established In every secondary composed of a principal's school and middle school in delegate, the deans of men and Seminole county," reported women, and a guidance Mrs. Mary Joyce Bateman, counselor, has determined the Seminole County coordinator of student's behavior toward career education. school must be altered before the person can function In a Mrs. Bateman and Mrs. regular classroom. Linda Sawyer are organizing In Treat's classroom at the approach on the county Portable 201 the student's level, with commonalities in all negative behavior is positively is programs. atta cked with an individualized According to Mrs. Bateman program allowin g the student to nrn..bft UI W. ....... the different teachers- miuht--not III UII pvU, .UIILWII have the sa me ty pe of Inteacher-student-parent cornmunicatfon, and small dividualized program skills unit approach as Treat but they classroom environment, have the same goal. They want Alternative education 'mainstream" to eventually students spend their whole the student back into the school day except for gym regular program. For an period, with one teacher who alternative student to get back has them for five and a half must into mainstream he hours. Treat, who classifies himself as a manager not a regularly come to school and lecturer, devised a three unit feel education Is doing program the student must something for him. When the accomplish In order to get teacher, parent, and student agree he is ready, the student • goes back Into the typical school situation. Springs. The hottest ticket In the hot car market these days is the small car, the passenger-cramping Hale bug that used to be the subject of jokes but Is getting no laughs in police departments and Insurance companies these days. __ It. Oviedo Rotary, 7:30 a.ni., the Town House. Sanford KiwanIs, noon, Civic Center. Recovery, Inc. 12:30 p.m., 103 Robin Road, Altamonte same. rrv I hearkgs, histrionics and hand-wringing. The Federal Aviation Administration confessed that It had "become too coinLacent" about Inflight accidents then proposed "the most com. Pnie set of airspace regulations In and even In these states controls cannot account for all of the economies affected. Apparently, hospital administrators have begun to realize that they must either act themselves to restrain costs or Washington will do It for them. Pressures to economize have also come from insurance companies which pay much of the nation's total hospital bill. ___ ____ A current case In point: Last autumn 144 people were killed when a Boeing 727operated by Pathc Southwest Airlines coffldedWith asieengine Cessna 172 in the air over San Diego. From Capital Hill came the usual round of now trails the rate of inflation is especially significant g. / Z Casselberry Rotary, 7:30 a.m., Woman's Club, 250 Overbrook Drive, Casselberry. ByDONGRAFF Here's a rising crime statistic for you. Motor vehicle thefts this year are expected to be up 15 percent over 1978 to a record 1.1 IU1on. ' Interesting point is not the inciiase as such but Its cause: energy, or the shortage of I 0 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3 League of Women Voters of Seminole County, 8 p.m., First Federal Savings and Loan, Altamonte Springs. Program: "River in Distress" by Hugh C. Nicolay, chairman St. Johns River Coordinating Council. Chucked tW4Ah \JVZV / ~. Teacher Finds. ,L. Alternative ? i Weight Watchers, 7 p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 309 S. Oak Ave.; 7 p.m., Summit Apts., Casselberry. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power & Light, Sanford. Model Railroad Club, 7:30 p.m., Hobby Depot, Sanford. South Seminole Masonic Lodge, 7:30 p.m., Triplet Drive, Casselberry. Deltona Camera Club, 7:45 p.m., Lutheran Church of Providence Social hull. Seminole AA, 8 p.m., open discussion, Halfway House, 91 Lake Minnie Drive, Lake Mary. Longwood-Lake Mary Lions, 7p.m., Quality Inn, 1-4 and SR 434. Parents Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., community United Mehtodist Church, Casselberry. Sound-of-Sunshine Chapter Sweet Adelines, 8 p.m., St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, Bear Lake Road, Forest City. Rising WASHINGTON (NEA) - After every mar airline accident, this capital perform a political ritual whose elements include emotional - TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2 VIEWPOINT Quietly year. Hospital costs, over which the administration seeks direct controls, rose at an annual rate of 13.2 , Best suggestion from here Is to remember that the game Is never over until the last out. So save yourself the bother of suggesting anything If the score Is 10 in the last Inning. Also, It wouldn't hurt If you pull for a three-game sweep. That ought to get things back to normal. And save him having to call In sick an extra day or two, also. He's gonna need those sick days. You know, the World Series. ANGL E WAL TERS The latest figures on health-care costs don't rate banner headlines, but they do seem to contradict the Carter administration's contention that hospital and other medical costs continue to soar out of control. In fact, the figures suggest that the private health-care Industry is now doing slightly better than the economy as a whole in restraining, cost increases. In July, for example, the Bureau of Labor Statistics' Consumer Price Index showed an 11.3percent increase over July of 1978. Yet, physicians' services rose 9.6 percent and medical costs overall registered a 9.3-percent increase over the nrevloua %.^LENDAR Tuesday, Oct. 2,1979-$A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - .... , ._--• •..,. • - .. - - - - �Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. SPORTS A-Evesln, Herald, Sanfsrd, Fl. ;I keli E U Tuesday, Oct. 2, 97, VA . California, Baltimore Battle . I t itA ~A# - 4P - , , . . Ryon , Palmer Hold Key A.L. '\ - 1 1:30 p.m. ,_. . :': I ,,I k. .. .. I., -' . .1 MNbo.._. - IIIIIIIIIIII"'. - . a baseball close to 100 mph despite his 32 years and a history of occasional injuries. V 1_ _'- I . . ' Si.: - '' - . •' - S.. . -11 . )'. . . . 11 ,.. . . 'I ... .. . . :. :. L 1:1 .'' : 4 .> Tangle Tonig ht, : I . ' • ' 't L ..• ... 17 . " .• •• . V , . . ,: .r ', ,.•':.';' , .1 , 1 "i •. .- .. 7 . 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Sesbeteall Phonnix - Rsleasedguardeor,g Griffin and Al Greene and forward C Philadelphia Cut guard Bobby ,' - , cI,moam, 5*Java.Eiorz. 15.20 1.20 6.60 lSimon.Alda 6.00 2.60 3Mikel.Juan 4.60 Chi Wash at Phils, I p.m. ao,tci, _____ - ____ PORWMD K - - - ___ 5.40 4.50 5.60 2.40 Seventh Game 3Zate.Urquidi 13.80 5.80 SAldana Doug 5.40 .500 .500 Sviiday's Genies Detroit at New En,, 1 P.M. Green Bay at AIls, 1 p.m. AWánta Signed dei'invmsn paiI Reinhart, their top draft - RUT Green - _'.i for 206 yards and a touph&urn wzuppmg. We flaQ our Oppor' BALTIMORE (UP!) You look at Earl Weaver and see how 11 I "But ,:%'-.S" tunitles but we Just couldn't It.' everyone is jumping on his bandwagon now, and it's hard to pretty good. Even before thing done," .• 3••.--' c...•t. imagine you're looking at a man who could go into the record tonight's game, the atmosphere any ________ books as one of baseball's greatest managers. The Packer victory, before a, 1 1 in the locker room was g" 4. 6 10 A. What makes it so hard to think of him in that context is because crowd of 52,842 and a national ________ Green Bay Coach lie doesn't fit into the same aeneral mold as the vast majority of television audience, gave un4er fire after Bay a 2-3 record. New England, great managers before him, men like Connie Mack John three of its first f ___ gip 4 ..,. McGraw, Miller Hugging and Joe McCarthy. which entered the game wltb Called the victory one of I. For the most part, all of them were austere,, solemn and not most inspirational In his five three-game winning streak, fell. readily given to laughing or Joking around with their players. years as coach. Earl Weaver dues both. "Wewereverydownafter the ,, , Interceptions by safeties li-. It doesn't seem to impair either his or their effectiveness, FOOT at defe ot In Minnes a," he said. Johnnie Gray and Steve Luke fhalmh "1nigId, we were emotionally and cornerback Mike McCoy . I IMY Waver begins partlelpeft in his sixth American League Dad was so mad, he didn't speak to him for over s yew.,, Rufam Mantipano, above, drives past Maitland dmrpd up. It's as Inspirational at upthree of Gran Bay,g II playoff with the Orioles against the California Angels Wednesday Weaver and his father then went over to the CardjnaJswhere toward a goal In Sanford's 8-2 loss Saturday. Below, a victory as Ive ever had." touchdowns - .lyard runs by night In Baltimore, in what he hopes will lead to their fourth Jason Feuenhahn comes down field in j Starr praised Whitehurd, Batty Smith and Terdell WalterShannon,newwjththe rew,s, was Sanford a log the club's pennant and second world championship under him In 12 year farm system. 44 loss to Winter Park. Also Saturday. the Rockets saying he did a "marvelom Middleton and a four.yai'4 ' His winning percentage of .807 for that period, representing 0. "Shannon is a helluva salonnan," Weaver says ,,He took lost to MaItiand, 54 tb Kicks were stopped by Pine job." Bist he elnpkufsed it was roilcig by Whit.ha. 1,101 victorIes compared with *ily 743 losses, is higher than the over to one of a "tam vi ctory." the windows In the oftice where I could ioa& down HIlls, 4.2; the Aetna and Stings won by 24 scores; figures "Givehethe to said the compiled by Mack, McGraw or Huggins and isn't that far onto the field, and he said to me, 'See second base out there You'll and the Rowdies and Cosmos teases were on the piay.r," saltcredit "Ag I've off McCarthy's astronomIc .114. cam 00 WhitsIurds wyle be playing there In four year' That was all I had to hear." PN$ to Aindia Thov'peou. Waver becomes a bit seifconscioua whenever someone asks losing end nf gus.. against Onliads and Apopka. many time,, there is a Weaver's father, felt they should check the Btowna once more, him how It feels to be regarded the bed manager in baseball. so they did. Jim MCLIV5hIIII who was the farm director was character and grit spread All tine interceptions caflW "I try not to think about jtb,c.ui. there's a lotte people inthe completely upfront with him $o among this team." oft was Bin DeWitt, who ne mse. Grogan,whocvIvlpi.417ç,f country who don't think so," laughs the Orioles' stocky little pilot. ning the club. New Eoglrnid Coach Ron 33psuesfa86ya,deaadt,6 "Generally, the only thing I ever think about Is how to win the "They told me they didn't know it I could hit good áough," Erhardt admitted he was touchdowns before 111411 one like tomorrow nigWi game with California." Weaver remem bers, "They said 'Year speed is auqtlasdbythplr 4te4play shaken up in the c1o.Ii U Weaver does go on to rate with the greatest managers after we don't know If your arm is good oegh, but well'Mahis and Green Bay's defense 'no"4s, give you a he's all finished, he'll have one thing In common with Joe Double A pl ayer's contract with San A'4nio. Tt's the best we McCarthy. Neither over played a single game In the major can do." leagues. . Weaver decided to sign with the Cardinals, who optioned to "That was my dream -to be a big league ballplayer," says the Wed Frankfort In the Ulinola State League. He didn't breakhim Y down 49'yser.oid Weaver. "I never made it." any fences there as a rookie in 1166 nor at St. Joseph or Wlintea. Fr Weaver grew up In St. Louis, which had two big league clubs Salon the following seasons. hè O .A. eL... fl_.'_ til.. a.t... a. -- . zui III, or., nen a ang.& W. : wnen 1150 bcDOeIMe.mI, Uli diaals' regular ascend base. T dry,cla,ilng shop not tar from old Sportsman's Park and the man, held outearly in W% Weaver was Wiltled toilipliftbWft I senior Weaver did the imiformi for the players of both clubs, with St. Louts. .,.\ .. '-' ' if necessary Sin Diego - Named Jerry Co an is manager. houston Refused Play.rceach Jesus Allow. • I Third Game 6Negui.Altu 16.20 2 Pits.Beitia jo 0(1.7) 41.60; P (I.?) 12.50; T (1.7. 31600. 11th Game 2 Sabino AItu 8.10 3.60 2.20 liose-EIorza 7.20 6.60 JAldana-Alda 6.60 0(2.5) 36.40; P (78) 190.10; 3) 432.00. 12th Game 4 Bilbao Elexpe 1110 1.10 2.60 1 UtIL8T-MttlflCl 1.40 320 2 Ira Eloria 3.10 Q(14) 32.20; P (4.1) 14.50; 1(4-1. 2)241.10. A-2.421 ; Handle $187,529. AUTOMATIC 4 Baseball - e Packersoccaiionajiy' their standard 4. ; demoralIzIng 27-21 overtime 3 defense to a 3-4, sacking, defeat by MInnesota. ran five times for 31 3'ards "Everybody had a sour UI W. in their mouths after what : happened last week," said "Wejustgot beatbyapretty quarterback Dave Whitehurd, good bwmub " said Erhardt. - .'. - , 1660 9.20 5 Q(6'7)$5.40;P(4.7) 237.70 ;1(6-7. 3)1,512.10. 26490: 1 (4.5.3) 538.40: DD (4-4) A-1.U4, Handle 1112251. MONDAY NIGHT Firetoams Am 7 AldanaBeltia 5OguiArana 3Calvin.Coicto 5.60 0(4-1)41.60 p (4.5) 41.60: P (44) 1 Ira.Juin )I. 2.40 Q(2.3)27.61,P(34) 114.90,T(3.3. 1) *350 17.60 8.10 10.60 dLequeAltu 8 Arta Eleipe 2080 5.40 11.00 3 Bilbao Juan 7.60 5.10 7 Mikel Mendez 8 00 0(31) 53.80; P (13) 121.50; 1(83 7) 614.60. NinthGam. 7 Reyes 9.80 6.00 6Juan 5.60 6.10 8 Martinez 5.20 0(1.6)50.10; P(1.6) 249.00; 1(1.6. 5)1.300.20. 10th Game 1 Bilbao 13.40 540 2.60 7AIda 6.80 3.20 nra 4.00 - p.m. aIri,s .w tt ' - _. . Fourth Game 1 4 0 .200 Natienat deference But 4 1 0 Washington Dallas 1 1 0 PhiLadelphia 4 St. Louis i io NY Giants a 50 Ii GREEN BAY, Wis. (UP!) especially Its pass rush. • , The mood In the Green Bay pass r ush surprised' Packers locker room was far us," Erhardt said. "TheySte" we', different Monday night follow. tough on (quarterback) . , -- S1T1I 1'a"saat'on - . 1 1 0 3 20 3 2 0 , 3 0 3.00 $ . . - w I. i Pct. 2BiIbaoEiorza 0(1.3) 42.10; P (3-I) 125.00; T ( .1. 3) 3IO.0. Sixth Game 3Aldana-Loza 11.00 1.00 1.00 lSabinoOyari 5.10 5.10 2RIcaArana 2.80 (3.7) 3, P (3•7) 114.30; 1 (3•7• - Ups et - 14 ackers iib" • . .. •' 0 III : • • 5.00 4.50 7.00 333.50. 10.10 5.00 6.10 3.00 3.60 SNeguiOyan 9.00 0(25)21.00; P (6.2) 105.00; 1 (6-2. 5)236.20. - .. . -. --- was in the running for the RookleoftheYearAwarduntll he hurt his shoulder, says he r ' feels nearly 100 percent 1. "Our pitching is in as good a ... I. 1a Herold Photo by Tim Nstss4 shape as ia been n uII year,9 Zinn Beck is joined by friends and a cake last said Califo1rnia Manager Jim has pitched weekend to help celebrate his 94th birth day. The Fh two fire ballgames and so has Sanford man is flanked by scouts Dale JOUeS Frank." .'...• •---• . west 100 4 Rca•Quioia l2thGame 3MlkeI.Aldi 9.20 SOguiza.Doug 1.60 4.80 - ,'l -.. 0 . 5.50 3.40 Second Game ame ) . Central lattimsi, vs. California W I. T Pd. Best of Five Tampa Bay S 0 0 1.000 (All Times EDT) Minnisota 3 2 0 .600 Oct. 3 California at Baltimore, Chicago 2 3 0 .150 1:30 P.M. Green Bay 2 3 0 .400 Oct. 4 California at Baltimore, Detroit 1 4 0 .os 3:15 p.m. or 1:30 p.m. west Oct. 5 Baltimore at California, W I. I Pd. 5:30p.m. L% Angeles 3 20 AN x.Ocl - Baltimore at Califo. New Orleans 2 3 0 .150 nil, J:i p.m. Atlanta 2 3 0 .100 x•Oct. 7 Baltimore at Califor. San Fran a 10 continued. "Our pitching is Pirates Go For Broke ' .. . going to have to give our hitters ..., a chance to score me runs." CINCINNATI (UP!)- Chuck defense of his choosing Can. hits, Baltimore, which won the Tanner, won 14 of his last 15 decislons, an aggressive delarla. "When he's ready he "The Reds have hit me pretty and has been In a good groôIQ* East Division by eight games manager with a reputation for can pitch as we as anybody. good," said Candelarla, whose for the last two months. wIth 102 victories, most in taking chances, has decided to He's my money llman." overall record this year was 14"I'm pitching very well baseball, features a deep, well. go for broke in tonight's first Candelaija, though, has not 9. "Actually, they've handled Seaver admitted. "I'm not balanced pitching staff that game of the National League pitched very well since injuring our entire team. But, David consistent as! used to be, 'is butI includes not only Palmer but playoffs. his rib cage while trying to (Parker) is getting hot (21 of use what I have real well." lefthander Mike Flanagan, the " It's the kind of risk could throw a sinker against the New last 39) and he can carry us. Consi ency, s t or favorite for the Cy Young hit the jackpot forthat lack of un* the Pitt- York Mets on Sept. 16. He was This is my month. I want it.,, Is the thing that will probably,. Award. sburgh Pirates or leave them bombed by the Mets that day "1 can see starting Cane decide the series. PiUsbw shirtless in their effort to beat and was treated roughly in a delaria," said Reds' catcher has played By contrasi, the Angela very well over the hitting team in the game, the Cincinnati Reds for the NL relief appearance against &. Johnny Bench. ,,He comes at lad month while Cincinnati scoring 866 rims or 53 per pennant. Louis last week. you. He won't change anything been erratic. Tanner has decided to start outing en route to an 8$74 "I dIcin't feel great but I no matter how much he may be "To win this thing we'ii', record and their first-ever sore-ribbed left-hander John probably needed that," Cande- hurting. U they can get by with going to have to play well ant divisional title. Nevertheless Candelarla against Tom Seaver lana said about his relief stint him the first game, they figure not make mistakes," said' in the opener of the best-of-five against the Cardinals. "I won't they'll have their rotation Ryan feels pitching is the key Bench. "We played too many the Pirates "I have the feeling that series and will find even think about the pain before pretty well set." questionable games this year..".. aj out early If they have their the game." everything is coming Whilethe Pirates are banking One th ing th e Reds ha*" money man or merely a one. at the right time," said Ryan. Candelariahasnotfaredwell on Candelarla recapturing his going for them is succeis armed bandit. . A against them this season. In 19 old form, the Reds are hoping the Pirates, both In "He's ready, well-rested and innings, the Reds have crushed Seaver maintains his currentagainst and righty Chris Knapp, two postseason play and in this.' agreatpltcher," said Tamer him for 11 earned runs and 24 one. Seaver, who finished 186, year's meetings. starters who endured lost seasons, are both healthy P and pitching well. Mark Clear, 777 I.. L. - 1 0 1 San Diego Kansas City Denver - FJHWVE1 UT - . ',~, 1: . Pittsburgh Cincinnati, -. '-'flCIflfliTI, ..--.---.. , - 3: is'p.m. Oct. 5- Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 3:11 P.M. kOct. 6 Cincinnati at Pitt. sburgh, 8:30 p.m. x.Oct. 7 Cincinnati at Pitt. sburgh, 1:13 p.m. At. Chamlils"Ilt Sides Playoff Schedule "I think our pitching is going surgery), outfielder Joe Rudi practice Sunday and X-rays player from eligibility today to said Fregot "We're In fot, to have to keep us In the (right Achilles tendon), and proved negative. He should be reach the 25-man roster. It battle. bailgame," said Ryan, the . - Pittsburgh Cleveland Cincinnati (All Times CDT) Oct. 2-PittsburØiafCincinnati, - a 50 W L i pci. By United Press lnternatl.aal Cincinnati vs. Pittsburgh list,, Five BALTIMORE (UP!) Call. League for me," Ryan admit. pitcher Jim Barr (bad knuckle able to play Wednesday as probably will be either pitcher. '' fornia's Nolan Ryan, scheduled ted. "I don't have any reason on pitching hand). should shorstop Mark Belanger Dave Ford or Tim Stoddard to pitch against Baltimore's for It. "(But) I feel very and outfielder John Lowen- The rest of the Orioles will be Jim Palmer Wednesday night, comfortable starting this For Baltimore, outfielder stein, both of whom have been enough to give California a says the American League game." Gary Hoenicke was examined injured, fight. playoffs, like most short series, California will be without Monday after being struck in will turn on pitching. infielder Willie Alkens (knee the left elbow during batting They have a fine team, Baltimore must remove one OcuizaElorz.. 1.00 3.60 a.io lAlavaAItu 11.60 3.40 1 JosiArana 3.00 Q(l.1)61.00:P(I.$)450.40;T(14. • a o lNegui.Coldo 7.20 3 JoseS Echano.Urquldl 0 (3-4) 31.10: 1 (445) lith Oame 0 3 Central NI. Champ4ansNp Seri" Playoff Schedule . I, 11 2 NY Baltimore Playoffs . ... :..,, . p, 1. 1 I Buffalo Mayor L eagu. ." . Wednesday ~ I . .. 4 :• ; P. f. ,.6 Tuesday, Oct. 2, 97-7A 'S I , ..I,t;J 4~ .--- . ~ - _ I i .. . �SA—Ev.nlng HrsM, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday Oct. 2, in Wambaugh EVENING Be Tough Work 6:00 (1) (4)0 0 (12) NEWS *DART OF BEING HUMAN "The Sunlit Chariot" HOLLYWOOD (UP!) "I'm not taking producer Author Joseph Wambaugh, the credit on screen (Frank Capra ex-Los Angeles cop who wrote Jr. Is) because I made too many five best-selling novels, all of cheap jokes about producers In which became movies, is the past. On the set I have two producing his own pictis,now titles - Excellency and it. Wambaugh, a feisty, compact "There will be no cop-outs these two films. I'll stand or fall police detective-turned.noveli. by them. I wrote the scripts and st, has produced and written the gave enormous authority to screenplays for two of his Becker, I deferred to him on books, "The Onion Field" and casting. He does the editing. "The Black Marble," somewhat to his regret. Dissatisfaction with the But I accept slbillty" laps of the gods. "Th e best thing about the movie version of 'Choirboys' is ment of "The Choirboys," directed by Robert Aldrich for "But it's hell dealing with the . .1.1.1 UCUb daily hassles of making movies. Why, Wambaugh was has he deserted the typewriter for more then two years to work 9:30 0 TAXI Elaino, convinced her hectic life is driving her crazy, decides an easier cure than 0 CBS LATE MOVIE "In The to spend a night with Alex. Matter Of Karen Ann Quinlan" Brian Keith. Piper • THE LAZARUS SYN. DROME Dr. St. Clair is sued for malpractice by a woman claiming that his operation on her left her paralyzed. ED SNEAK PREVI5W Roger Ebert and Gene Siskel review police department. His exdetective partner Dick Kalk has parts In both "The Onion Field" and "The Black Marble," due for release next Easter, "I'm a fanatic," he replied sardoni cally. "I'd like not to be a fanatic but I can't help It. I'm tenacious. I like to see things through to the end, Also I wanted to prove I could make a picture artistically. "After Lorimar, Aldrich and Universal bitched up 'The But Wambaugh has paid a price. While his selfdeprecat- ing sense of humor Is still tact, he is not without bitterness at having had to tackle Choirboys' I learned that money is power In Hollywood. U you want power, you've got to get the money. That's why I movie business on terms. "I've never experienced so much rage and frustration as I have making movies," he sighed. "I got furious with people I had to deal with on all levels, A good relationship with my director is all that saved my sanity, borrowed financing on my own, "I had power producing 'The Onion Field,' And I made It exactly as I wanted with a fine director, Harold Becker, making his first American movie, SPECIAL .09 HIGH ROLLERS (4)0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT OLAVERNE&SHIRLEY(R) 11:30 (2) (1 WHEEL OF FORTUNE C FAMILY FEUD ATERNOON NEWS •EDUCATIONAL PRO. Clai lif, support Systems from their daughter is dramatized. (2) NEWS (1)• SEARCH FOR TOMOR. ROW GRYANSHOPIE 12PASSWORD PLUS 100 RESTLESs .- . 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"Says Her Dad Is Cheati*ng SiSS M t 4_1 -1 HAPPY HOUSEWIVES: Sister Benecia disagrees and stages a sit-in at police = MAKE ME LAUGH as gruff, independent Sgt. Paul headquarters, despite the Silver cries out for television to find good roles and maybe a disapproval fine series for one of its most talented and likeable performers. He works for Tim O'Connor w ho, if memory serves, used to be Kojak's immediate superior, as Sister Superior. of assorted religious, including Kim Hunter . Sister Benecia is right, of course, This dastardly crime Is the work of "The Creeper," an acrobatic psycho who climbs the struts and supports of the Golden Gate Bridge .and has pushed to their deaths any number of people previously thought to have committed suicide, solution of the mystery doesn't much matter since Is kept to a minimum resolution of jt g.joion. Alan Fudge is on hand as the departm ental villain but presumably he wouldn't be avails- We for a series because he already Is cast as the department villain In NBC's "Eta- ' •M$TEAROGERS(R) 50 NEWS • M'A'S'H Legal Nolic. TODAY FRIDAY MORNING pj NAME 00000 MORNING AMERICA Notice is hereby given that I am g.g. in business of 215 Lake Destiny Trail, Maitland, Flor ida, . (4) cpimi ED OVER EASY 1:25 (2) TODAY INFLORIDA V GOOD M0RNNG pinai 0 NEWS 1:30 ' (2)O TODAY V GOOD MORNING AM. chieci," But what would the pope think of a plot like this - a saintly priest comes to San ai AND •HAPPYDAYSAGAIN •UME STRE (R) 7:25 (2.) TODAY IN FLORIDA (4) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 00000 MORNING FLORIDA (12 NEWS I Who Needs A Mandarin,A DEN-63 . a CAROL BURING wu uu: r win, VUU3UI in me newlyweds are making their Maitland. heavy burden on you, but my talked to me for two solid hours buuaguma advice Is to say nothing. In the trying to sell me the vacuum iffalr. It's not just my meantime, don't judge your cleaner. I told him I couldn't imagination. I'm sure of it. father. As the French say, "To afford to buy anything, and Dad works nights and Mom know everything is to forgive meanwhile he didn't make one iF6rks days, and I work five everything." move to clean my carpet. I was days a week. DEAR ABBY: .1 wish you home alone, and kept telling NEW YORK (NEA)— One because the emperor said he of him at all, flowers. When I'm home on my day would print this so other him I wasn't in the market to benefit to being a mandarin's had to. at Th was so the em peror off, Dad turns the radio on real housewives won't get stuck the BUY anything, but he kept right wife in China - besides not co Also, no one would .I_I _ uld tell the nine grades of So if he was coming down the ;Iouu, sa5c5 100 way I did. tajkli'ig and tr ng on yi to sell th is having to dice your Own military and c ivil deliberately leave the house street, you'd cert all along, she'll hate me far not " b.thra,m doses ths door and ft bepn with a telephone cau thim. Abby. I fbmUy itat rid alf iscallions — was that you could apad at a glance — at ainly yield the jewel with a dragon embroidered on right of way right away. ,caUs. sointeone. He talks reel low lb*"bW,Blk7uttdlb' w,Ded from a lady who said, him at ELEVEN o'clock, and I wear a fancy robe like histh his robe It he knew what was on top of eir hats, If that's could deny it, and! would be the during these conversations. "Congratulations! You have didn't get my carpet cleaned. Eventuall y the emperor Like the emperor's, in facL he caught a glimpse of good for him beca use the ca e of a ouble. So, you Just in ess went bankrupt and the won a free carpet cleaning! bus I put my ear to the door us lot 0'tr MRS. K., SALT LAKE crrv One-look dressing was big there see, I'm duck in the middle. Don't move It made It easy on everyone, dragon was st rict ly regal. The yerday and heard him say, mandarins and their wives had any ni fur ture, our even then: same-shape tunics actually. Nobody mistook emperor's Mom has always been a faith- men DEAR MRS. K: , "Don't worry, Honey, I will Imperial Dragon to hire out as an pairs and give will do everything. We will anyone to and robes, same hair-dos, no anyone for anyone else beca us ful, hardworking wife, and I be calls be us ua lly had nine of them Up t he e Ro he, bpt you've got to give me out at 6 this evening to clean 'congzatdote" ir nice clothes. matter who you were or where 9-to-9ers always wore drab rampant, top to will never forgive my father for more time," 'Then he said, "I bottom, to show your carpet like new To us, in the shape of those being such a rat. with "won" something, say you lived. But you wouldn't call brown, gray or blue clothes, the clout he had between embroidered or brocaded' love y,bu, too. Goodbye." I'm not a stupid little kid, I'm absolutely no cost or obligation y but, I don't want anyiag out, "Hey pal," to a passing while the mandarins and their Heaven and Earth, which also jackets you see everywhere Abby, I don't know what to >,°" mandarin thinking he was the missus' got to dress up in red or showed up on his robes. for nothing." 't do. I c'an't stand by and let Dad IN THE MIDDLE now for evening wear (or day if Well, at 6 o'clock one man anyone in your home without barber. For one thing, the gold, which stood for happiness, do this to Mom. If she catches DEAR IN; I realize that what came with a vacuum cleaner first checking them out with Jhe mandarin grew his fingernails prosperity and good fortune; or At the hem and sleeve bands, you insist on the right of way). him, and finds out that I knew you have learned has placed a and a out to here Just to show he white, which stood for wealth; embroidered waves shampoo attachment. He Better Business Bureau. You might keep the DEAR ABBY: To get right to Opkpint, my dad is having an Y I flI' r— 'oe Iu - 33751 Seminole County, Florida, under he fictitious name of ARTOR IA DESIGNS and that I Intend tore tersaidnam.wlffitheCle,k Insects May Be Source To Feed World's Hungry of the CIrcuit Court, Seminole County, Florida In accordance With the provisions of the FictItious Name Statutes, To-Wit: Sect ion MISS Florida Statutes iN?. Ill. VICIVia A. Wels - Arlene H. Shoemaker Publish: $IptsmberlLlOdsber3, CA WEDNESDAY By JOHN VIRTUE MEXICO CITY (UPI) - IS CHICKEN DAY P4, .1. P4 s Indiana have been dining and other edible !IMU Now, entomologist Julleta Ramos Elourly Is cataloging -, . thitly were Ili Nom inations Sought an old oak tra in the &Ilsun *091h III its brafthillil," 00 i Judge 7% cot For Hero Cat Award . Curtis Singleton all were the redwood tree cebaki of. hoisted aloft on a ceodrEtios northern CalIforals. PMOUs NICIPIs NISUU* DINsII $ piui tII,1dlpN1 W_ &s J •.S. III sk I'seI,11 . 'WEDNESDAY , . . . . . , • . . • . . . . . 4MtbM saI *Fw ediftebw IB "*Aft - MONDAY ......... I ...... PR IVATE PARTIES TUESDAY PRIVATE PARTIES ....,...,,.,,.. -- . • .* . , , . . . . , - • • • ,,SATUIOAY SUNDAY ", YiiS'lOsSS 1as-1lN 1*06. 1:06 7:$S,Il:IS ..'.-. 1: Other pod wsws 01 the award Iscinda: F.kj,a od Ob avedtW.datwo.odh.Mt1 Ihedv, ow urid by agiL er a ansiL --~dnokm"hwukm any* fanllys hS I 01 lbs ruha, "mlg sn" cat km Sam aigs whi gM.. and --her . 17 IAMPO; d09ft w& -_. . , . i,._,... .. .... .. . • "• . ' . .. f s.', f.... .. - ,•,, _• .•.-. - ._•_.-. - . TIVIn, Not yellow, though. That stood only for the Son of Heaven, otherwise known as the emporer, and his princes. You loft a risk standing in front ONLY Ants are another delicacy. The Indiana of Ossaca serve plates of them to highly esteemed guests on special oc- . casions. Mrs. Ramos Elourdy that marginal groups ilk. the Indians still at insects because they hove says - not bun exposed to - a a - moe sea. Then significance of dragons and mountain for the bats and color in mind when there'd be a earth and clouds above for you're choosing one. Life being heaven , And scattered here cyclical, mandarins might and there, other good luck signs come back and you'll have Just like bats and cranes and the thing to wear to tea. O - fernlly ftm over the Iansct She says., delicacies the pripsrm. Despite th* urban aversion to Inserts, several , The DNA popular Iscts served In Mezico are of Mexico Oty's pothsd ivagsey worms. They grow rodaurasts airy, them to a the cactur from which gourmets. -tequila is dietilled. to" tlmewepta Orasthoppers alas are r'.M of time littl, aMcn, but the mod male, the place file up," ILLJ bug in thi Jrk.' laidOameqt4a Cerreeco hinirvedai1es.aepi' Vur—, hand chof Mum {1IIIL. ' -, - - Tbswuai,wayset erb6 Inesieb fur the lisa, frying or h-'ng- ømai,; esivid Ii tacos vIth dthodty'shedknown reetarsais. "Tbe gourmets know that there era'I No my -sibrathq can 1979 PROGRESS SPECIAL EDITION U I I • PrepeM Send PROGRESS 1fl to your family and friends outside Florida and let them see for themselves what Central Florida life is all about. Help us share our pride In the communities In which you live. Simply fill-in the coupon with the name and address of your relatives and friend,. We'll mall th.m a copy of our fabulous Ii verttsements from In. secticide companies, Is Itsdie had $ogag down horrified at jaM the theflrd worm shsatebutposelbUlty 01 serving.-a now seys the and her delicate plate of worms," . 25 $ television and the lilfInence of adverse publicity. "Th. urban popIIlhIiI, bombarded by ad. psychological barrier." Mrs Ramos Elourdy - gigo 1979 PROGRESS SPECIAL EDITION. P4ame ( : Mailing Address ! City n I State - - CALL 1324313 .- — are now being accepted forth. 1*b National Hero (* Award, sponsored annually by the TrAI.s CM Coimcll, to boise cats In the U.S whose cewngsouaarUsIS have pnotictsd or Mddhw creatures, human or otherwise. Ibu Ce which Ii [devet$ tithe won ofcob. will pre the winner witha AN F& No* of at I" a aw dw Wft bowl aids '1111680 Boi4. nId,ocs.Hhe.asing'a hirommi F dodd he Pfled CM__$ Friokiss Cat Caancll, wee a fluffy white cat bum (blorado, called Mt"a. Accer to police in that city, Miller. M$sek.d a g$eo who odnnsd her Mh6w as the wsrb.d allan IM. um Is abs,ip. lbs drags.. 's 'ii' .s CLOSED .7lJW,3 ST. ($$.AJ,,, . Lad yeses ha*the11thfaihaetobebesor.dbyth, ALLIOSO,QI TNUUOAY,,.....,,,.,,. PrnVATIparriis PIIDAY ..j.j..a Join us in Celebrating the exciting Progress of beautiful Seminole and Southwest Volusia Counties. 01 fly eggs from Lake Texcoco in Mexico Qty, more thinks could help feed the world's hungry. She says they're all rich In protein. "'Ilts Isn't science lie, tion," says Mrs. Ramos Elourdy 01 the Biology Institute of the National Mgonomnous UnIversity 01 Mexico. "These Insects are beings which hthabIt our just like cows, pigs AM hirdo, which we eat daily without any type of Melissa attacked a burglar. married 12 feet above the um goim I Mexico's than 10 varieties, which she _________ mvi "we feel 111111 110111111111 Bride, groom, best man, growing stronger sa we girow thru bridesmaids &W Not- *0134W tOOSOW-90 figure that out). For another, he wore certain colors and designs and fabrics 'J• guacamole (avocado on worms insects. ,' '.:• "cg trimming braids (then he III his fingers under his sleeves: go sauce) or other hot Mexican sauces. The taste of the Insects is similar to that of crispy bacon. A dish known as "Mexican caviar" consists For centuries Mexico's Exchange Vows In Tree Rnp. ,,.ihl .i ,1.n1 0 •ij,yoc FMIWIEW,C1UL(UpI)_ U.ue to various branches at Steve Bauer and Brigitte variom. helgtda for Sday'a Perdoni were "high" for their ceremony. wedding - they exchanged Bauer, owner of the Long. vows inatree. branch tree service, said ho loved treesaomuchhejd Bauer wore a top hot dto use or* BE the venue for his and --rr1a. wr.n Vincent Stuck In The Middle, Nw.17.52$ 3fltZtS yip,. •$ESAMISTMIT(JI) 430 usc DOUGLAS BEWITCHED . CA if Dim ____ ment, P - -i4raw tober 2, 9, witb the sale on October 10. is7. esi L Exchange Vows Eloise Collins ex'periments with a colorful floral arrangement to decorate one of the tables 'At a reception Friday night at Mayfair Country Club. The annual event làunches the opening of 10 the 1979-80 season for Seminole Mutal Concert 'Associat1on (SMCA) and will begin at 7:30 p.m. .Ad'cording to Jan Fçeeman, SMCA sident, former and present concert patrons ;and others interested in jing the association a re welcome. Membrships will be available akthe door. Gall Stewart i: chairman of the , reception. One 1513 Dodge Van, '5 ton, white in color, ID No, 821A13X034552, being stored it Altamonte Towing Publish: September 15, 23, 1 Oc- SiNE LITTLE RASCALE ERY GRIFFIN VM I 6: 70 Seminole County, Florida (2) EMERGENCY 01417 (4) THE BRADY BUNCH (4) KUTANA IHOW$ . John E. Polk, Sheriff 400 6:41 311 itis B. Frazier, said property being (1)0 AS THE WORLD TURNS 200 (7)(12) THE DOCTORS OONEUFETOLIVE 600 (2) EARLY DAY 0 HEALTH FIELD C SUNRISE WID.MAT Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, and I have levied upon the followin dew ibid property owned , by Delano more particularly described as follows: VINE FBI 5:30 0 SUMMER SEMESTER 6:53 rid court on the 13th day of tain case entitled, Barnett Ban of Winter Park NA., a national banking association, Plaintiff -vs. Duane B. Frazier and Barbers Frazier a k-a Mrs. Deism Frazier, Defendants, which aforesaid Writ of Gary E. Vogel SMCA RECEPTION IocatedinSeminoieCounty,Fiorida, 0 ALt. MY CHILDREN 5-00 the suit of the respective Courts as styled above and specifically under a final Iudgement rendered in the Execution was delivered to me as (11 2DAYIIIII OF OUR LIVES THE YOUNG AND THE MORNING DEO-1S August A.D. 1575, In th at 12:30 "Meatballs," "Sunburn" and o THE TWO RONNIE8 1100 (2)1)00(12) NEWS ED QUE PASE, U.S.A.? Clerk of Circuit Court, Seminole Co., Sanford, Fla. Duane B. Frazier and Barbara • Cheryl Greer Frazier a-k a Mrs. Deiane Frazier, De,ty Clerk NOTICIOP Defendants Publish: Oct. 2, 9, 1$, 1 23, 157g. Execution issued out of and under GRAMIMM 10:30 ll tincases shall be redeemed ac. Delano B. Frazier, d.b-a Aqua cording to law the property System, described in such certificate or Defendant certificates will be sold to the highest CASH bidder at the court County curt house door on the Ph day of çjyq County, Florida November, 1t7. Case No. SO iS-lU Dated this 27th day of September, Barnett Bank of Winter Park, NA,, 1175. a national banking association, Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., Plaintiff SNIRIFF'S SAIl NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that virtue of those certain Writs of 12:00 (2) M40REA0IRS ARRANGING' FOR of SE¼. Name in which Ste -Rite industries, Inc., • assessed M. Kimble. Wisconsin corporation authorized O All of said property being in the the State of Florida d. County of Seminole, State of b-a Florida Pump I Supply, Florida. Plaintiff ' Unless such certificate of car. . ___________________ ------ , uu Francisco, his home tawn, the isabeolistely Incredible accompaniedbyhlznun.nurae, - g i'm sure the Sister Benecia (Suunnah pope, along with mod of the York) and her companion flWl. Audience, would have tui in At the middle of the Golden somewilere else. '-I 0 CBS NEWS 1100 Laurie. m. . parents' light to remove a,j. "The Concorde: Airport '79." r" t0c wailts the n1ift w" for h. %it4g In the toi Aztgàtës San' FranclicO Po%Icè'spart. Us t. — break him financially?' 10:55 (1971) 10:00 HOLLYWOOD LOVE OF LIFE 12:40 Seeing a Psychiatrist would be ___ at onsto •WHEW1 families who are experiencing medical and emotionof prob. lems during pregnancies and childbirth. (R) That's Oct. 1 the nlaht (!R.c ui.,ui ..t...-. &t.- --'--i w:ivt:ivx u'v dialogue changes and other airs "The Golden Gate Murwas pushed or jumped is improvements as we went ders" from 9-11 p.m., Eastern confined to the players. The along." time, starring David Janssen as audiences knows he was murWambaugh enjoyed larding a hard-bitten detective who dered. The police, and appar- £I of Cookies baked by Wojo's girlfriend. (R) (2) (1 of dedicated doctors help three and denied others. I made IIU S_._&_i_i LiuLraieu iUY me 1 30 0 ABC MOVIE "Having Bab III" (1978) Susan Sulilvan, Patty Duke Astin. A group egos and the irrelevant probLorimar Productions. lerns of actors, producers and Rather than let anyone lay technicians which have nothing hands on "The Onion Field," to do with the film on the set based on the murder of a Los every day. It's exhausting and In Angeles policeman, and his uncreative. Thank God, I'dldn't By JOAN HANAUER latest novel, "Th e Black have to deal with any superGate Bridge, the priest decides UPI Television Writer towalkalonetherestoftheway Marble," Wambaugh set about stars In the casts of either NEW YORK (UP!) — producing them himself, us across the span. He is pushed picture. hope Pope John Paul II doesn't into the bay by a ghostly robed He Invested 11,1 million of his "I was on the set all the time decide to flip on a television set specter. own money in both putting in my two cents worth to sample the American profinancing the red with loans of No one sees this specter at every chance. Becker ac- duct on Wednesday night. $2.7 and $3.3 million. For except the entire television first time In his life he Is deeply cepted some of my suggestions He won't like what he sees, audience - so any suspense UI (!)BEAT THE CLOCK 12:33 poker game. (7) (12) BASEBALL Live coverage of the first game in the National League playoffs from the city of the Western division champions. (4) 0 CALIFORNIA FEVER Vince encounters a young girl who insists the only way she can enjoy her California vacalion is by eluding her Army general father. 0 HAPPY DAYS Richie lands his first newspaper job load- 10:00 SQUARES Issuance 1$??. Description of Property SEC 10 TWP 21$ ROE 31E N 22$ FT of S 705 FT of B 2U FT of ceuely, Cur? oraig. CuRly, Funds Case Ni. SO 75-1713 CARD SHARKS 0 BARNEY MILLER Barney's detectives begin acting very st rangely after eating a batch Miss Berguson, follows: Certificate No. 1420. Year of (4)UPBEAT 12:30 (4) ADAM. 12 The officers flirt with death In skirmishes with a dangerous shak edown artist. selling cosmetics door-to-door, Chrissy unexpectedly finds herself in a winner-take-all strip 8:00 worse, his creativity at the that it made me a moviematypewriter. ker," Wambaugh said. "In a Wwnbaugll became a multi- perverse way I'm grateful to millionaire from the sale of his Aldrich and Lorimar for novels which he turned out screwing up the film so badly 1 almost at the rate of one a year, guaranteeing him a million was forced to make my OWfl. bucks per book. He loved his "I was brokenhearted when I work, the fame, the lifestyle it saw 'Choirboys.' I am proud of afforded him. 'The Onion Field.' There's But It rankled him to see how great satisfaction for me in Hollywood butchered his sto- seeing the finished product and ries. Wambaugh was especially knowing it is a faithful incensed by the screen treat- representation of the novel. An Warren, Edward Herrmann. A widow tries to maintain a decent life for herself and her young son while working as a dancer in a nightclub. 0 THREE'S COMPANY While O THE NEWLYWED GAME 0 FLORIDAI MASH Unrequited love, death, danger, duty and torn,foolery make up a typical day with the 4077th. ED DICK CAVETT Guest: Wil' IiamStyron.(Part2of2) In the considerable fortune, and, Stripper" (Premiere) Lesley 7:30 (2) TIC TAC DOUGH () HAPPY DAYS AGAIN "The Onion Field," due for release this month, has recelved rave reviews which ple ases the author. It is a stark, Choirboys," convinced the mind-boggling drama, But the writer he could make better picture's financial future (and movies than professional film. Wambaugh's) remains Thedecislonmaycost him his (!) 0 MOVIE "Portrait Of A I the respon- movie versions of his first three books, "The New Centurions," "The Blue Knight" and "The makers. 9:00 as . Pope John Paul It's historic first visit to the United States. from Brad to be a romantic overture, Marie decides to run away and become a nun. 700 (2) THREE'S A CROWD (4) ALL IN THE FAMILY "Et Tu, Archie" 0 P.M. MAGAZINE U JOKER'S WILD (12) THE CROSS-WITS LEHRER ED MACNEIL REPORT GRAMMING hiddenbyhisaccOfnplices,(p) o A PAPAL VISIT A report on Tuesday, Oct. 2, 1S7-15 certificates for • EDUCATIONAL PRO. by learns s. missing youth he was hired to find was shot in a burglary attempt and is being Evening More M, Sanford, Ft. following certificateshas filed sold tax deed to be Issued thereon. The certificate years of Issuance, the rs.imbifs description of IM property, and the flJn1I$ In which if was assessed are J 0000 Two •ONCE UPON A CLASSIC V MOVIE DINAHI 0 BARNABY JONES guilt after mistaking advice ART OF BEING HUMAN "Dionysus: Ecstasy And Renewal" Divinity," he added derisively. Haqman. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX 0110 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Irene Klmhle the holder of th OAU IN THE FAMILY • MIKE DOUGLAS aiti Cosby. Guest: Larry 8:30 f, 900 TONIGHT Guest host: 0 ANGIE Overwhelmed by 6:30 () (12) NBC NEWS (4)0 CBS N EWS 0 ABC NEWS - 11:30 Journal. €Z) NOVA "A Plague On Our Children" The evidence linking toxic herbicides, pesticides and other chemicals to cancer, miscarriages and birth defects is examined, Can OURSELVES Florida Statute 1'7•24$ Finds ing docks at the Milwaukee Producing and loathing every moment of LegalNotices TONIGHT'S TV Zip_________ : Additional list u [ I9PUNUIPMA& AWAY OIDU - Please I Evening HemkJ 300 Send chick or money order with your - completed coupons No Telephone Orders, - N. French Avenue Sanford, Florida 32771 •'• - ._Jl - - . F �2B-Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Oct.2, 17 Legal Noflce _ _________________________________________________ 1$ oticej NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Florida Statute 197.246 CLASSIFIED ADS PICTITIOUSNAMI OF PROPOSED CHANGES AND NOTICIOPAPPUCATI Notice is hereby gven that I am AMENDMENTS IN CERTAIN FOITA)IDIID Seminole Orlando-Winter Park engaged In buslnns at S Suffer DISTRICTS AND BOUNDARIES NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN. Loop, Longwood, Fl. 37150 SemInole OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE, that Dr. J. W. HlCkmanfhe hoidir of Pioride, under the fIctitious 322261l 8319993 AND AMENDING THE FUTURE the following certificates has flied LAND USE ELEMENT OF THE s1idcertificatesforataxd,,,obe name of JONNI.AD, and that I in. ttoreglsteruIdnamewif the CLASSIFIED DEPT. COMPREHENSIVE PLAN OF THE issued Ihereon. The certificate Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole RATES CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. numbers and years of nuance, the County, Florida in accordance with 43c a line 1 time ................. Notice is hereby given that a description of the prorty. and the the provlslcns of the FictItious HOURS 3 consecutive times . .. . 31C a line Public Hearing will be held at the namesinwhich it was assessed are Name Statutes, To.Wit: Section 8:00 A.M. 5:30 P.M. Commission Room in the City Hall as follows: 7cons.cutivetlm.s.....3Sc a line 463.09 Florida Statutes 1937. MONDAY thru FRIDAY in the City of Sanford, Florida, at Certificate No. 1317; YNr Of Slg.Monf Enterprises Inc. 7:00 o'clock P.M. on October 32 issuance 1917 SATURDAY 9.Noon 3 Lines Mrnimumn . WIlIiarnJ.Mcntes Description of Property 1979, to consider changes anc SEC 19 President amendments to the Zoning TWP21SRGE3OES11SFTOFN173 CharterNo.636079 dinance, and amending the future FT OF E ½ OF SE ¼ OF SW ¼ W DEADLINES publIsh: Oct. 2,9, 16, 73, 1919 Land Use element of the Corn. OF RD DEO.1a Name in which assessed g, prehensive Plan of the City Noon The Day Before Publication Kirkland Heirs Sanford, Florida, as follows: FLORIDA STATUTi191.246 All of said property being in the A portion of that certain property NOTICE OP APPLICATION Sunday lying between Celery Avinue and County of Seminole, State of FOR TAX DIED Florida. East 14th Street and between Locust NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. _________________________________________________ Unlessshall such be certificate or Cir. that Raymon J. I. Mary H. Schmitt Avenue and Cypress Avenue is tificates redeemed proposed to be rezoned from MR.) cording to ac the holder of the following car. _______________________ . law the property tificates (Multiple-Family Residential descri has filed said certificates in such certificate or for a tu deed to be Issued thereon. 18-Help Wanted Dwelling) District to GC.2 (General certificates will be sold to _________ hjlcI Care Commercial) District, and amen. highest CASH bidder The certificate numbers and years at the court ding the future Land Use element issuance, the description of the 24 Hour BabySitting house door COOKS & CASHIERS the Comprehensive Plan. Said tober, W19 on the 22nd day of Oc. property, end the names in which It in My Home at 1100 AM. property being more particularly was assssed are as follows: Car. 323.1865 Dated this 14th daY at Sept.mt Experience desired. Good pay. described as follows: -, tlficate No. 223. Year of Issuance 1979 insurance, vacation, credit Lots 6 and S. Block A, and i. Description of Property LOTS Child Care in my home Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. union & profit sharing. Apply in Lot 2, 1, 5,6, land 8, Block B. and 19 + 30 FLA LAND -IFenced Yd.,reasonabieprices Clerk of Circuit Court person Lake Mary U Food Store COLONIZATION COS ADD TO Lots 1 through 8. Block C, and Mon. thru FrI. 3238679 Seminole County, Lake Mary Blvd. at 14. Lots 1, 3, 5 and 7, Block 0 SOUTH SANFORD PB 1 PG 73. Sanford, Florida Child Care-infants to 10 yrs. Name In which assessed E. H. All in Celery Avenue Addition, By: Cheryl Greer, Experienced, mature cook, full Kindergarten & Preschool Vickers. Plat Book I, page 125, Public Deputy Clerk time. 10 a,m.6:30 p.m. Apply in All of said property being In the programs. Highly exp. staff, Records of Seminole County, Publish: September II, 23. 1. Oc. County of Seminole, person Sanford Nursing & Florida. developmental playground. 630 State of tober 2, , 1979. Convalescent Center, 950 Riverview Ave. 322-Sill. Florida. All parties in interest and citizens DENS) Meiionville Ave. UnI such certificate or cer shall have an opportunity to be _________________________ 20Year.Old Will heard at said hear ng. tificates shall be redeemed ac BabySitinyourhome SURVEYPARTYCHIEF cording to law the property By order of the City Commission 3225051 Position available for Party Chief IN THE crIbid In CIRCUiT COURT such certificate or of the City of Sanford, Florida. FOR ______________________________ , Exp. in property surveying & certificates will be sold to the SEMINOLE COUNTY, PLOEIDA H. N. Tamm, Jr. subdivision construction layout. PROBATE DIVISION highest cash bidder at the court ______________________________ UI,httjo,n City Clerk Exc. Salary (beginning at $7.30 File Number fl.354.CP housedoorontheSthdayofocober, Publish Oct. 2. 12, 1979 hr. 1. up) 1. benefits. Growing Division 1919 at 11:00 A.M. DEOS long established firm. Contact ENJOY IN RE: ESTATE OP Dated this Thtd day of August, NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Wilson, Miller, Barton, SoIl & STANLEY ALBERT, 1919. OF PROPOSED CHANGES AND Creative Expressions 3238812 Peek Inc. 1113775.1)21, Naples, S. Arthur H. Bickwith, Jr. _______________________. AMENDMENTS IN CERTAIN FL. NOTICEOP Clerk of CIrcuit Court DISTRICTS AND BOUNDARIES PRIVATE VOICELESSONS ADMINISTRATION Of Seminole County, Florida AVON OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE, By: Beulah C. Brown TO ALL PERSONS HAVIN(1 FIGHT INFLATION 322.7346 AND AMENDING THE FUTURE CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Deputy Clerk Sell Avon. lnp.ase your earning LAND USE ELEMENT OF THE THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Publish sept. 1), 18,231. Oct. 2, 1979 _________________________ Power. For details, call. COMPREHENSIVE PLAN OF THE OTHER PERSONS INTEIESTED DENS l.$41.4617or6443079 CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. IN THE ESTATE: Notice is hereby given that a YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Nursesaidetocare Sobiks Sandwich Shop is now Public Hearing will be held at the that the admlnlstraf Ian of the estate IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE for my husband, taking applications for manage. Commission Room In the City Hall of Stanley Albert, deceased, File EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL COURT Longwoodarea. 8303130. mint trainees in the Longwood, in the City of Sanford, Florida, at Numberfl.3$4.CP,ispeding in the IN AND POE SIMlNOLE Sanford area. Benefits avail. 7:00 o'clock P.M. on October 32, Circuit Court for Seminole County, COUNTY, FLORIDA Interested applicants apply at 1979, to consider changes and Florida, Probate Division, the ad CIVIL ACTION NO.: 79.1M2.CA.. AUTOMOTIVE MACHINIST Sobiks Sandwich Shop Store, amendments to the Zoning Or. dress of which is Seminole County E Engine rebuilder. Smlnole Auto 3432 S. French Ave., 2.5 p.m.. dinance, and amending the future Courthouse, Sanford, FlorIda 32171. IN RE: The MarIege of: Machine, 301 E. 28th P1. Exp. daily. Land Use element of the Corn. The personal representative of the OEOROETTE LUBIN$KI, onlyt Wages commensurate w prehensive Plan of the City of estate is Hanna Albert whole ad. abiiltv.frirtoe benefits. Housewives, Retirees and othersWife Sanford, Florida, as follows: dress is 114 Wild Holly Lane, -.. Door to door canvass getting Longwood, Florida 32731. The itame FRANK STANLEY LUSIN$KI Part time driver approx. 3 hrs. a names for new Sanford City A portion of that certain property and address Of the personal day, staring pay $3.10 hr. Con. directory-Salary plus bonus, Husband, lying east of and abutting U. S. representative's attorny arp $it tact E. Drown at 671.1110. NOTICEOP ACTION car helpful-NO SELLING. Highway 17.92 (SR 15 8. 600), and forth below. TO: Permanent employment for between Airport Boulevard and the All persons having claims or FRANK STANLEY LUSINSKI persons free to travel. Apply in easterly extension of Lake Mary demands against the estate are 126 Waler Hill Road person at 10 a.m. sharp. Boulevard is proposed to be rezoned required, WITHIN THREE St. LouIs County, Missouri R. L. Polk&Co. from SR2 (Mobile Home MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF 63127 . Rm.00lAtlantic Bank Bldg. Residential Dwelling) District to THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED TO 101 E. 1st St. GC-2 (General Commercial) that a Pal itlon for DIssolution EOE M.F District, and amending the future of the above court a written Marriagehasbeennledagains, you, jAA EMPLOYMENT Land Use element of the Cam. statement of any claim or demand and that you are required to serve a RN 4 to 12 full & part time. Apply prehensive Plan. Said property they may have. Each claim must be copy of your Response or Pleading ln person Sanford Nursing & being more particulariy described in writing and must indicate the to the Petition upon the petitioner's FOR Convalescent Center 930 as follows: basis for the claim, the name and attorney, LEON 0. WATTS, at P.O. Mellonviile. address Beginning 1166.4 feet South of the of the creditor or hIs agent lox 6564, 423 Palm Ave., Titusville, East '., Section Post, North 72 or attorney, and the amount Florida, and file the original Cashier.Hoste,s I. Waitress degrees 43' West 1307.3 fist, North claimed. If the claim Is not yet due, Respons.or Pleading with the Clerk Exp.ontyi 25'., degrees East 411.5 feet, South 71 the date when it will become dye of the Circuit Court, on or before the Daltona Inn. 64j 4493 We need a gutsy personality and a ___________________________ degrees 40' East 1133 feet, South shall be stated. If the claim Is 11th day of October, 1919. If you fall desire to succeed - a posItive S 450.11feettothepoin$of Beginning, contingent or uflllquldated, Nurses Aides, up. preferred. the todoso,aDefaustjudgmentwillbe attitude with inner' an Apply In person Lakeview Section 2, Township 20 South, Range nature of the uncertainty shall be taken against you for the relief arrogance to be the bestl Not Nursing Center, 919 E. 2nd St. 30 East stated. If the claim is secwsi, the demanded In the Petition. oneof our key peopleare making shall be described. TM Dated at Sanford, Seminole ' less than asS,000. year. If you LPN, Fuiltirne & part time. Apply Allhave parties In Interest and citiiins clamant shall delIver 109flclent County, Funds, this elk day shall efl OPPOtUntT ore lasbing lee a future, I am In. person. Lakoylew Nursing Copies of thi claim to the clerk to September, 1879. heard at said hearing. looking for youl Are you the gal Center, 919 E. 2nd St. enable the clerk to mall one copy to Arthur H. Ieckwith, Jr. By order of the City Commission each personal representative. that's always had the desire to CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT of the City of Sanford, Florida. succeed and never had the op. AlIpenIntarwint ORGANIST COURT H. N. Tamm, Jr. portunity? If so, you've got the to tm a copy of this Notice of City Clerk BY: Cynthia Proctor opportunity nowl Call .ii,i CHOIR DIRECTOR Administration has been milled ore Deputy Clerk Publish Oct. 2, 12, 1979 3235176. requIred, WITHIN Grace United Methodist Church, DEO.4 THREE Pvblist: September 11, 11, 23, Oc. I______________________________________________________________________ MONTHS FROM THE DATE OP tober 2, 1979 Sanford, Fla. Call3fl.1473or 323. _____________________ NOTICE OF SUIT THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF DEN.42 TO: THi$NOTiCE,tOflleanyoblfJ Lfgal Notice they may have that challenge Pvt. Douglas Bert Melby Jr. : * * * * * * * * * IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Headquarters Company validity of the decedent's will, the POE SEMI NOLE : CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND COUNTY, IN THE Quarter Møster Center qualifications of the personal FLORIDA FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Ft. Lee. VA 32101 representative, or the venue or FLORIDA 79.17*CA.13K YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED lurisdiction of the court. CIVIL ACTION NO. 1737 GENARDO MENDEZ, JR. and that a suit for adoption has bn : ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND A*RARA.T, MENDEZ, his wIfe, in Re: The Marriage of commenced in the Circuit Court at OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED EMPLOYER Plaintiffs, THOMAS MICHAEL GAGNER, the 18th Judicial Circuit, Seminole WILL BE FOREVER BARRED vs. Husband, Olteofthefirstpubilcationof this County, Florida, Case No. WAYS WE CAN IDA LOUISE SERGE, at al, etc. and CA.20•E. Thetitleof the cause ii In Notice of Administration: Sept. iS Defendants. CYNTHIA F.M. GAGNER, Henna L. Albert re: The matter of adoption of Ryan HELP EACH OTHER NOTICE TO DEPEND Wife. N Personal Representative Mitchell McGrath, a minor. THE STATE 1. FLORIDA TO: We have applicants. at Eitat of You are required to fil, your IDA LOUISE SERGE, If alive , NOTICE OP ACTION Manley Albert Answer or other pleadIngs with the elid If died, her unknown bone, TO: THOMAS MICHAEL Dicealid - Clerk of the above Court, and to hoteL deviees, granteag, credItOrs 2. You hive the lobs OAGNER serve a copy thereof upon MARVIN ATTORNEY POE PIRIOIIAI. and all Other perfl claiming by, 1* south Court Street - E. NEWMAN, PA., attorney for the RIPRIIENTATIvI, through, under or against her, the Mars, Pennsylvania 16046 Petitioners, 924 N. Magnolia Cai'Iton. Fields. Ward, unknown spouse, heirs 3.We save you time by screening YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Avenue, Orlando, Florida 32803, on Emmanuel, SmIth & Cutler, PA •rantem, cr.dltw's, and all applicants before sending them 1401 4A Tower, action for dissolution of marriage : or before the 26th day of October p,, lOx 1171 uMJlJwn natural srw, If alive, to you. ___ been filed agaInst you and you 1979. if you fail to do so. a -rr arsrilpiredtoserv.acopyofyour judgment will be entered default aairst Osiando, F or alive, their BY: Robert L. Young severai and respec. written defensø, if any, to it on you for the relief flue unknown. $Odase, heirs, Osedon V. Frederick, 4. You keep our business demanded in the TIIIPhoIIS: (IN) $194355 : complaint filed herein. Attorney for viseee, gratwess and creditors or Wifo. whose prospering by supplying us wIth ii sept. 231. Oct. 2, address is P.O. WlTNESSmyhandandthesealof Box ether parties claiming by, through 1783, your employment needs. Sanford, FL 32711, onor befO, this Court at Sanford Seminole this. natural OctoberaO,1979,andfii.tpteoriglnal : County, Florida, this 21st day Of _____________________________ paIUMS and theunknown several respective with the clerk of this court either September, 1979. : flIl aiSignees, Succoesors 3. II YOU hive a need call us 1. we :- (SEAL) in before service on petitioner's atbeerest, tnaehies or any IN THE CIRCUIT will be happy to fulfill it. feeney or immediately thereafter; Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. IISNTIINTN JUDICIAL CII. em CIIIsnInS bY HirouSli, us' otherwise. default will be entered Clerk of the Circuit Court in CUlT, IN AND FOR BIMINOLI ir S011flSt any f'pSI'efiIJt SI' I' you for the relief demanded and for Seminole County, COUNTY, FLORIDA lal entity Mmii en a defendant, against WE BELIEVE IF In the petItion. Florida. SM all claimants, PIfUø$ or CASE NO. 794611.CA4$I SOMEONE HAS AN WlTNE$Smyhandandtheaiof BY June I. Curtis rtios natural or corpsvet, IN RU: MARRIADE OPt INVESTMENT this Court on September 2), 1979. Deputy Clerk DOLLY S. PATE, Petitioner, IN THEIR FUTURE (SEAL) Publish: September 23.1. October 2, • defendant; and all claimants, THEY WILL DOARETTIR JOB .rthu, H. $eckwith, Jr. 9, 16, 1979. eresna or psrtlis. natural or LOUII F. PATS, As Cierk of the Court DEN. Ill Respsniati. Nvoto. or whose exact legal states HELP USTO HELP YOU By: June I. Curtis ie UMfleWfl claiming umier UI., at NOTICIOPACTION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TO: As Deputy Clerk flue aNus nemid or ISKibSd MA EMPLOYMENT ' 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OP THE defendants or parties or claimmn. to PubliSh Sept. 231 Oct. 2,9, l6 1979 LOUiS . PATE STATE OP FLORIDA. IN AND p 912 Frsnch Avo. havi lay rIgil, title or Werest in DIN-Ill ______________________ SEMINOLE COUNTY. Na lands dosa'ibe 323.3176 YOU. ARE NOTIFIED ..,; . CIVIL ACTION NO. NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS tellsws 79.1460-CAME petition fir Di mlvtisn SI tMrrlae IN RE: The matter lithe adipilea p NAMI STATUTE fl, fe 5, LAKE KATHRYN * * * * * * * * beiji fi aga si; Na PARK FOURTH ADON. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: PetItiOn lISlE an award if *M Notice is hereby BRADLEY LARRICK BUTNEE given that the certain preparty ownii by yop pi Casselhurry pierios,_acosriin.$s undersigned, pursuant to the Notice Pitltisner, DOLLY S. PATS en flue Phi thereof ii rswded In P$ PICtItISIO Name Statute" Chapter NOTICE , by lbs entlroty, ISCIfId ot Records TO- LEONARD ROY YOUNG 11i Uatu.es.wIll register PLOR IDA STATUTES 197.24$ of $eniinole County, Smd, piorlii. St. Cloud, FlorIda 33796 NOTICEOPAPPI.ICATION wIIIuftusCIerkoItheCI,cvitCev,tin and move particularly descrIbed en: and FOE TAX DIED YOU ARE NOTIFIED SemInole C1unty, Florida, at wsoii ss1di.css Lat 5, SlIck "0", RIPLAT cc NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, WELOON LARRICK SUTNER his SANORA pr ssi receipt f ffi UNITS 1 and P. adIq wikagia: petitioned the above.styied court isv . the Plat m tic. that Jack I. lumper & Pauline W. . ffiurs, 1SWied the adoption of the mlnsr child ION PSIflpIS' the holder of the following name, $s.wIt: SUPER YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED Pie$IsekI7,pegss1lapi15,ef named fl lb. Pilitlis ISV AdiptisA, Public that GEIARDOM$ND(Z.JL.pi CORPORATION doing business as certIficates his flied sold cee. Ras.m SI Seminole County. Hf Icaf is isv a tax deed to be 151usd s fOld herein the written URWA T. M$NDSZ. hIS wite, Pswer k COfopifly fpi5I' I COnsintsf the natural mother weave enused in business at 34 iner. Tluecertiflcafe number and of lbs hjMp Slim alMSIW. Court at tt SlgitLUI* Judiclal Riverviow Avenue, Altamente NVfl at l$susnce, Iho dIICrIatIen if chIld sought to be adopto4, NANCY YOU All PURTHU NOTIPIID CircuS, in I ff property, and Na names in for lomlesle P1.38713. MAY SUTNER, and the .usher tp.. sill PetItion INS NIbS is Flsrtdo. ts gaul the tItleceesety at lbs lprkuga. child, LEONARD ThatNa,tlssWgr.s$ediesald which It woo 11515151 are en BRADLEY roliss the ,svm at me inisuess enterprise are as teItivs: IsiSsis: Certificate N.. 1St Year YOUNG; and you are hereby aaw ii ..sn1, tgu inayns Issuance lrn. Descriptuen of' NV s s. ssvsa $ commanded to serve a copy your at ve regaired Is wruss espy written defensei, ii u L. Property: LOT 11 ILK S S any, in any, on atyar.wr'Nten defers., II lay, toTNOMAI-0• NARLOW C MIDDLITOH, As. DelodaLorlsndo,Ovange Covaty, LOCKNANTS 1USD. PB 3 P028... PUIMAII,•I$Q, p. en Na Nlanar at. (Some in which alesslel Fields, torney for the PetItiOner, whsse september?, iws AN.IUM sgr VERNON MIZI, JR., ai, and NIl lbs Irlulnol wIts, lbs PublISh Slot. 11,15 35, OCt.P, $78 ONustesd M. Helm. I address Is POst Off iCS lea S1$, DIN-Il Mount Dora. Florida 32711, in . County of Seminole, state of r ._ ,, 804*4, at c.wa before P151115. 11th day if OcNSer AD. behis in. nin 15y couneus,, i.aseri slEflitur. 1979, and file the original wIth *15 -. W. (f15 3171, en or before Oct 11 Unleos SUCh certificate or car. -fIleNaoral*4thinSC$srat im, Court, lifter bS*I lI1'VNo NIlcales shall be reheated ac. wtos a default Ibis it Silbir !I ulrviis IS ____ _____ _____ ________ ______ PICTITIOU$ NAME petitioners attorney i'hutts tS law the Property uSlmate lvm.i *111 55 .mlinii or lm Po$itlisiq'_attorney or No. ___ _____ NSOICS Is hereby givis that I am disaibsi In such cirtificals or mediately tfweoftor; Slhorwise a s,MIor; -p .-' cert Wlcatei will be slid Is She default may be entered aisWt you flsfoift tetil N inland lnul NV WITNESS Ave.. sewi, $eminot. my flue relief demanded in said (Sr She rIbsi dwin Idofteat cash bidder at lbs court is as for Petition. ___ at slid Court in lbs tub day at COIl uw doer an lbs lNu day of Di. VIYQR 1l VICES, aN that I Nosy, $79 1111:55 AM. . WITNESS my hand and soil at 'I .. . . WaNserISsgrsoWnamewI*lM this Court at lan*t . 5j5 Dud thIs 27th doy it IWguW, AD., ;.. * Cnty, Florida, in thiS dI di! ARTHUR H. SlCKWlyN ,,, Clerk at the CircuIt Court, Sembiels $78. (SEAL) ' CLU* cc CICV$T COURT Csieoly, Plerlis Ni acwdanciwits, - . Signature: September, 1775. .. -ARTHUR N. NCKWITg$, JL A,thuV H.$.cbsifh,Jr. lbs prouihii SI lb. FictItious Arthur H. lecheNlu, Jr. I. ____ SEMINOLE COUNTY, (Some Statuses.. Th.WN: $55flp Clerk olin. Circuit Court Clerk at Circuit Cswtat I: PIfeIU. IckNoga S MIII v C . LCurI(S . 15•$f$foNo , Isminals ClumSy. Finds je'. L. , clerk lv: leulalt C. Urow,, yusess, isHr P. 38. Oi. ______ ______ _____ ________ ______ Help Wanted - Stemper Agency, Wm. Stemper, 323.499) - 21-Situations Wanted __________________________ - - ExpansionCapital needed, Iipct. guaranteed return i.113.971.9539 ____________________ Noon Friday To Share _____________________________ Working lady or college student to share my home. Call before 11:30 am. or aft 3p.m. 569.1171. + __________ _____ ____________________ _____ (Sr - .-- - J ' + J '5 S 55$4$+ -- , ".. ' ,4(Si518 .'• - ':.:*. 1', baths home. Good location, newly painted, fenced yard & Much More. Only $29,. 3 BR, 1½ B split plan, fenced yd., s. patio, cony., workshop or office in rear. All for 531.900. REALTOR 322.4991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 3495400 332.1939 ONTHE GOLF COURSE Why not join the fastest growing RealEstateOfficeintown? Find out if we can make you a better deal. 3227972 Harold Hall Realty REALTOR, MLS 323-5774 Day or Night Inc. Longwood. 3 BR, 2 bath, huge corner lot. Privacy fence, at. tached garage,8 yrs. old 555.000. :• FHA,VA, 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, CENTRAL AIR I HEAT, CARPETS, ALL APPLIANCES, PRIVACY FENCE, ALL BRICK. $36,500. V Enterpriso. Inc. Medel Inc+. Realtor 644 3013 3 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, CARPORT, CARPETING, NEW PAINT. 531.500. Brand new Lh. front 2 BR, 28, w carpet, full appliances, tile roof, Sc. patio, Cement block const., city sewer & water, paved street. 678 0659. 528.995 ______________________________ YVU , SEIGLER REALTY E. Altamonle Dr. Air Conditioning, Heating, Elect,i. Plumbing Service & Repair. Call Larry for Free Est. 671.6281. Lic., loaded & Ins. LR.BR Combinatlon,fuil kitchen, bath. Adults, no pets 3733979 Central HeatS. Air Coed. Free Est. Call Carl Harris at SEARS. Sanford 27.1771 1 BR furn apt. Air, water pd Adults, no pets. $110 mo + deposit. Aft 5323-lW Beauty Care _____________________________ Air roomy. s.. + Conditionina -- .-- TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook 519E.1stSt.322.5712 Carpentry - Room Additions - remodeling generalhomerepairs.nolob,00 small' Call 323.9465 anytIme. LakeMary.sanford. 3 BR, 25 Good schools. Children welcome 1373 322.1094 Lasa,'dsss S American Sod 331 2200 BAH IA SOD $30 (400 sq. ft.) Free Del. on 1100 sq. ft. or tnore, C & M Yard Care Service 3220797 3230500 _____________________ Hauling NOFEE Drives,pstios,walke&etc, REALTY, REALTOR 3393500, LICENSED4699453 -. too small. $904914, trees, fenced yard, $373. n.j. 4952 ____________________________ 37-Business Properly MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty, 25 yrs: Exit. 569.1562, - . County C2, with heated & COoled office or show rm space + drive. in storage or display area. leg. REAL ESTATE Ein(juI1 - Broker Custom Office Cleaning, corn. menical, new const. Licensed, bonded & Insured, Quality Service everytime, Ph. 323.0311 or 6615914. S - 2135' S. French (17 92) Sanford 323 5374 Alternations, Oreuit1,aking Drapes,Upholstery STENSTROM youroil heater cleaned now,,323.395, REALTY - FORREST GREENE REALTORS 323.0707 CailBart Living - REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 3337ae . + S Dog & Cat boarding, bathing, NOTICE DISABLED AMERICAN Ho1mIInIlwnthIàs ResldentiallCommerclal . 3225702 aft S 773.4137 . RIT., eli Quality workmanship. No lob too smallorbig. Interiøror exterior. Praswre cleaning. 322-0071. + Sgt. Peppers Painting Service., VETERANS - lMan,qualityopera$lon Chaper 30 5 yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Bail. 327.132) Hwy. 17.92 South of Sanford PAINTING, CARPENTRY' CUSTOM CABINETS FrOSESI. 322441aftsvS:* Meetings Business- 7:30 1st Tuss. INSULATION -lasting, blowing, RACO Foam, fiberglas Cellulose. Lowest PVIC8. Call Bingo 321.0038 or $OOlI4ö7Oi'colIict, Every Wed. ISit.. Early SIi* 7: 13 p.m. -- your club or organIzation can appear in this liSting each rates. 104363. week for only $3.50 per week? This Is an ideal way to Inform live public .pewr club act$nIer Kidsgone, but the swing 5 inthe back yard isn't? Sell It with a want ad. Call 322.1611, - WeiboidsCaip,'p Sales, passport photos I fast repair service. mios. ____________________ . VINYl 'ih' S(CMII Btijsrs is, a'antaif inwStmanl. PIac a ds cast CISssltIsdadfer results. 333.3611 Vinyl rspeW&r,ca1a, za$lonwouWIIksfobg kk4sd In tt (tsT$flg call: 551 .055. . . kvsuptssgp + .Sanford'Sales.Leader. 322• 2420 &Sok$ IEAUSTIFULS.,, EXECUS'VIVE_S HOME. DEIARY, 1113 Baths, lovely landscaping, split bid. Purchas.Mortgag,s S S To hat Dial 322. 2611 or 831-9993 S tgage Investment, iuo s. Drangs Ave., Suite 304, Winter DENiS Tii f 323-2222 + R HANCE OF A LIFETIME I LOOK AT THESE IMPROVEMENTS 7,000 sq. ft. executive lodge with butlers quarters, walk.in fireplace, 3.bars & recreation room. 3 bedroom, 2 bath home Complete l6.stall horse stable 3 cottages to house the staff Modern 17,000 sq. It. show barn Equipment sloragc area Standby power plant refrigerator, walk.In wine cooler, large Island • 10 mIles of drainage ditches I12 miles of graded roads • 1.$00 foot landing strip (now closed) '• Highway frontage on It. 33 • Iiri9tiOi1 wells • 20 water holes stocked with bass DON'T MISS THIS IMPORTANT AUCTION! INSPECTION: Property may be viewed from our HELICOPTER on Friday, Oct. S from 10a.m. til 4p.m., and Saturday, Oct. 6 (Day 01 Auction) from 9a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Property may be viewed from the GROUND on Saturday, September 29 from 10a.m. till p.m. FrIday, Oct. 510a.m. to 4p.m. Saturday, Oct. 6(Oay of Auction) 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. DIRECTIONS: From south Florida take RI. 27 north to 1.4, weston 1-4 to It. SSA exit, then north for I ml. to Rt. 557, West I left) to Polk City. Then Rt. 33 north for about S miles to property. FREE BAR-B.QUE CHICKEN Plus,,. $200 FREE CASH DRAWINGI Call your friends they'd appreciate hearing about this ran auction opportunity I ___________________________________ - . - E TERMS: 10% down, balance 10 years at 10% Broker participation invited, must phone for details. Clip this ad as a reminder. Phone for brochure - In Sanford. WHIOHAMPURNITURICO. 311! Se. Diange Biesais Troll, BY OWNR-3 BR heme In geedl coed. $31,115. Will held w- sbJIuiiIloI den. 321431. I I I I I e I I I I I . (305) 862-3363 Tomorrow Realty & Auction Company Gl.nn A. - Blackmor. • Broker = -__ _ I I P.O. lox 1320 • Longwood, Fla. 32750 =__ we___=__ OrIM, Florid.., W.1I. - Rain or Shine = • Auction Under Tent e On_Property - - - - we__ I I Sanford, Fla. • Take Hwy. 17.92 to Airport Blvd. • Go East 1 mile to Sanford Ave. .Turn right'. Go'l '/2 - miles and bearleft to Pine Way • Turn left and go 1 mile to property. Follow auction signs. T.rms: $1,500.00 down • Bal. 30 days . Terms Available . Inspection: Sept. 2930, Oct. 345 126 p.m. Information or Color Brochur. PURNITURE.IEDOIMG EASY TERMS with store I manchigI Na one in Orlando$anford Via refused credit If you will pay ¼ dswel Let us help you estabilsi, local credit. We deliver SUNSHINE STATE. where governors and 26 Parcels • 130 Acres Zoned A-i . 5 Acres Each • Wooded Tracts and Lush Meadows • Paved Road Frontage • Private Roads • Lake Jessup • Boat Ramp • 8/ Acre Park Park. 644-4433._________. I _____________ SO-Mscellamous for Sal. -I formal otning, wt.In kitchen aguippel. heat pump, Igs lot, fruIt trees, W,381 ARRIVEADVE - SATURDAY OCTOBER 6-1 1:00 A.M. ----'---. HUGE MASTER BEDROOM, 3 ldrm 2 Baths, - FLORIDA Your Buslneu,.. + _______________________________ 1(s1J'tIfl.]i1 'TillIi . %1er dignitaries caine for rest and recreation. Considered the prestige ranch of central Florida. 0 Country Club C Homesite with acreage Folks who like nature with peace and quIet... and lots of room to "spread out." The gentleman farmer who enjoys a natural environment of grass, trees and ponds. o Th: powerful eecutiv who wants a prestigious 62-Lawn-Garden + - Lii SUNNY ACRES. I I also make Real Estate & Business loans. Florida Mar- EwIisg Ifr.Id CLASIIFIED DEPA*TMLNT IDEAL FOR: CttIe Ranch :05e PALM H AMMOC K ESTATES ___ Individual Wants To-- Will bu', 1st & 2nd mortgages. We LONOW000 THE ENTIRE2I080ACRES 'AUCTION I 1 yr. warranty, financing, 10155. BUY1 PARCEL...OR 46 Parcels ...5 Acres and up! I '"'°' home, fenced front I. back, good neighborhood, peed schools, 1 yr. warranty, $37,100. + room plan, ge closets, excellent ANYTIME ..MuIfipIe Listing Service Branch Office We buy your equity, close in 21 firs. AWARD REALTY. REALTOR 3393180 LIKE NEWI Contplstely redecorated I landscaped, immaculate, 3 Sdrm 1½ Bath 2565 'REALTORS (g PARK -.. Losingyourhome$credlt?Iw,fl catch up back payments & buy equity. 332.0216, _____________________________________ trees; 133,500. MORE POinting. Roof, homes, mobile Mates, elc.MObIIi home special 12x40, $32.50. Reasonable rates, 3394531. -If your Ck* or or$sm- - '. in - AFRICAN VIOLETS The Greenhouse 322 9111 Evesaften6& weekends 47-RealEstaleWanted this delIghtful 3 Bdrns 1½ Bath home; large lot; close to bus stop, hospital I. shopping; fruit 'REAL ESTATE ASSOCiATES IJOIN SANFORD'S SALES . LIADERI WE LIST & SELL HOMES THAN ANYONE I JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. 11 R&R Pressure & Steam Cleaning, all work guar. 333.7153. misc. Call Paul Nunter S 3657273 NESTLE UNDER THE OAKS in RANTED. Only $4L%0I II Miles NE of Lakeland, Florid, 17 MIles SW of Disney World To be AUCTIONED SINGER FUTURA 197$ model slightly used sold for $589, pay balance of $175 or 9 payments of $21.53. Call credit manager 3229411. "THE LAND MANN" SpacIous LI, OR, satin kit., '.'Inc.gorogelMoref IPP WAR- PhoIø*pNc Handy Paul, has truck wiN.trsvei. Wants to make small pisii, repsirs, carpentry, painting Lucille E. Dillon, REALTOR 130.9025 -'ATTRACTIVE 2 51,1 bath homf inLoctuArboronextra large loti sharp I 2080 ACRES - A('('iIlIr iSASIlIr&i-rrs For rent Sanford 25th St. Store buIlding, 60*10, will remgdel for qualified tenant. 6446439 or 617. 0101. See -Then Call J.MANNREALTOR p.m. iFormerly The Weliman Ranch) - __ 3 BDRM, 2 BATH, central AIR FANTASTIC 3 BR, 1 bath home 197) Delta "88" I Or ,auto, air, $1295 322 3505 SUNNY ACRES RANCH NAMED VARIETIES Blooming African Violets 2401 Airport Blvd. I _I 46-CommercialProperty 115.4 FALMOUTH OPEN HOUSE with specious LI, Fla Rm., eat. in kIt, new carpet 1. newly painted I Just 537,1001 . ..........-. Homlrepairs&appiiancesto Over 10 yrs. sip. Reasonable ' Custom Painting & detail trim. Free Est. 3231704, Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3866or 323 7710 I SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1 -____________ - leg. Real Estate Broker,, 26l0SanfordAve. 321-0759 Aft. Hi's. 377.7643,322.4569 DELTONA $34,800, $1250 down PHA ASSUME 6 pct. or No Down VA SUPER 1 BR, 1 bath mobile home on country mini farm, lots of potontlali I acresi A Buy for 541.5551 - BATE MA N R EA L TY on urge corner iou unuy 542.5001 I&Rir -- - ........... BR, 2 full baths, FR, newly renovated inside & out. New CH, w-w carpet, fenced yd. $32,000. 332.9351 days; 323.5719 eve. JUST LISTED 4 BR, 2 bath home in Wynn*oodI Pool & Patio, 2 - A FICTION Thomas Organs, Pianos, Guitars. ampliliers, drums etc. Bob Balls DiScount Music Center. 2202 French Ave. .% • - 78¼3tOrcyCIeS ,IihI. III OdWS Cli CAA .n h* JW 221 Yale Dr., Academy Manor, 3 All PAINTING ANIMAL HAVEN clipping, flea control. Pet supplies, dog houses, insulated, shidy inside kennels, screened outside runs, also aIr cond. cages. 332.5752. - mEstie. - _______- FILL DIRT & TOP SOIL YELLOWSAND Call Cark&Hirt 323 7580 FURNITURE&THINGS Buy & Sell New & Used Furniture 5005 Sanford Ave. 323 6593 BUY JUNK CARS From $10 to $50 Call 332 1621. 372 iao I DAY TONA AU TO AUCTION Hwy 97, 1 mile west of Speedway, Daytona Beach. will hold a putliC AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30. It's the only one in Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 904235 Sill for further details. - REALTORS INC. 530.6433 or 339.4711 eves. ____________ + 59-Musical Wrchandise riiiiviti - - PIJIILIC REAL ESTATE ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 17 92 Sanford, FIji. 32711 -- Top Dollar Paid junk & used cars, trucks & heavy equipment 3225990 + Good Used Furn Appliances. Plumbing Fixtures Bldg Material 322 5659 STEREO Must sell Zenith walnut stereo. AM.FM stereo radio, 4 speed turntable. diamond needle, 8 track. Sold new $450. balance due $128 or take over my payments 01 $16 per month. Call 862 5391 day or night ________________________________ .+. Removed __________ Goodused TV's,$25&up MILLERS 2619 Orlando Dr. Ph 322 0352 ---5 '73 Pontiac, 4 Dr. AC, PB. PS I Owner 58953270713 ____- JEAN NORRIS Ferns 8. Exotic Plants 601 Celery Ave. Nelson Roses -- WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES Sanford Fur niture Salvage 377 8721 25" Zenith Console color TV '72 model, $250. Sanford Furnilure Salvage, 1192 So of Sanford. 322 8721. LAK EFRONIT LOT'LOCH ARBOR 52-Appliances Prize of the area. Gorgeous view, ...-many trees. 150x1S5. OwnerWasher repo GE deluxe model. _____________________ Assoc. 3278193 Sold orig. $109.35 used short time. Bai. $119.14 or $19.35 mo. 7 acres Lake Sylvan, $40,000. Best Agent 3391316. Terms. William Mallczowski, Realtor 322.7913. Refrigerator repo 17 Cu. ft. Westinghouse. Sold., onig. $514, ACR EAGE close in ss,000 an acre. bal. $206 or $21 ma. Agent 339. Terms. 1386. Mobile homes with lots financing Casselberry, 517 Lk Kathryn Dr. I BR, 2 B, across from Lk. Kathryn. Drive by today. $46,300. S IIhStIng Beat thewinter rush have - - Apopka home site, $3000 cash. City sewer, water, paved street, adult community. Call 9.5, 0659. The Real Estate Agency Inc., Realtors + . . 43-Lots-Acreage ccU) - Likonew full size sleeper. Made by Jamison, 5)45 Sanford Fur+ niture Salvage, 17+92 So. of Sanford. 3228121. IisUIVIt GENEVA 5.2 acres 330' on paved frontage. $27,000. l0pct.dwn. By owner 365-3491, eve. 319-343) ________________________ _____________________ - - 290N.17.fl,Casselberry,Fm. $345200 Eve. 562.3635 ___________________________ CHIc. Cleaning _________________________ Bedroom suite, oak dresser, 7 mirrors, 1g. door chest, full or queen head board, 5-400 comp. F,ee Delivery! Sanford Fur. niture Salvage, 1192 SO. of Sanford. 322 8121. 1977 Country Aire 35 It. furnished park model,2tip outs. H&A, Fla. Rm. added. Much More. See this one. 323 6254. H. Ernest MORRIS Sr. . ABC Concrete. Patios, driveways & add ons. Quality work, no fob Loch Arbor, 3 BR. 3 bath, Fam, Rm., quiet culdesac, shade Busy hwy. corner. Lease this attractive 2100 sq. ft. bldg. Zoned Yard debris, Trash Appliancesl.Misc. (LOCAL) 349.337) ___________________ + I 1972 Maverick 2 Dr 2x91T185332 55.000 323277) _______________________ 'óóBroncolwh dr cxc. mech cond. $1900 322 7045 ___________________________ for _______ 55--Boats & Accessories ________________________ - S - REALTY WORLD. a. i.,00as . Brand new Dining Room suite by Trogdon. Table, a chairs, leaf & china. While contemporary, $550 comp. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-92 St. of Sanford. 322 8721. See our 'beautiful new BROAD. MORE, front & rear BR's. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES l03 orlando Dr. 3235200 L_VA&FHA Flnanaln9 5 UNIT APARTMENT 1, 2 & 3 BR, some furnished, good income, owner financing with excellent terms. 2 BR unit Incomplete will discount as is. DELTONA CUSTOM DESIGNED HOME 3 BR 2 0, C H&A, ww carpet, formal dining, beautifully eqpt kit Inc. built.ln Microwave. Near schools & recreation. $64,500. It_..+__L.._i_I -niuusenoia 1978 SInger Futura Fully auto. repossessed, used very short time. Original $593, bal. $181 or $21 mo. Agent 339 8386. 42-Mobile Homes By Owner 3 BR 2 bath 90 x 130 ft. lot, 10 x 20 FR, fenced yard + fruit trees, new carpet, new AC, utility bldg., carport & workshop. $33,900. 322-8028. -_____ cars -. ______________________________ Want adS are black 8. vhite & read all over + . 77-Junk S - 80-Autos for Sale +S -- S__________________________ + Winnebago '73 Minnie Winnie, mi, extra clean, many extras. Asking $7,500 Aft. 6 p.m. 323 0989. 5 TV repo 19" Zenith Sold orig 5493+75 bal. $183.16 or $17 mo Agent 339 8336+ -- Sofa traditional 100 in silver grey, excellent cond., S13S game table with 4 chairs can be used as dining table hexagon shaped pecan wood with slate Iik top, $115. Call after 5- 30 32? 6653 __________________________________ RSL Rail Estate Broker rn.aeis iv. an.ss REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR 2544 S. French Ave. 322 023i, 322.0779. 323.7173 OSTEEN LAKE FRONT 3 BR home on 3 wooded acres. Perfect for horses. ideal country living. Cheap cutting. Up to 1 acre. If too thick for your mower, call 323. 8371 or 3231701 till Fri. Oct. 5th. _______________________ TylonCernent ALL FLORIDA 53-1V.Radio.Stereo - ________ ___________ Beds. Dbl motel box springs & mattresses, $30 set. Sanford Auction 12)5 S. French, 323-73.40. r.i 75-Recreational Vehicles Antiques Sterling silver, Gold. Diamonds Bridges Antiques. 323 280) - Antique BR suite7 pc. $.3SOor best offer. 322 0443. eve 323 8453. JUNE PORZIG REALTY ASSOCIATES NEEDED quiet lawn $ef'VICO Light 3 BR 1 B fenced yd, utility rm, needs some TLC. $26,500. NEAR IDYLLWILDE elem. school. 4 BR, 2 B, 1g. fenced bk , C.H&A, w.w carpet, located on street. $45,000. - 3 BR,C.H&A, $325 ma, AWARD INst S R 8. .J Land Clearing, Sanford, Fl. LoaderS. Dragline work Free Eat. 323.7109 ____________________________ - 68-Wanted to Buy ____________ Frigidaire Washing Mach inc $25 322 3505 ___________________________ - FREE Siberian Huskey Pup 323 1039 Cash 322-4132 _________ ObI sliding glass door, S'x6'6", Comp. w glass, frame 8. track. Several misc items, pull golf carts, some turn. 3326737. UV VU! Summerlin Ave. 3 BR, 2 bath $28,500. $3,000 down & assume mortgage of $250 mo. 32202)6. 3 BR newly painted in & out, fenced rear yd w.trees. This home has much more to see. So call now. $32,900. SANFORD WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY lust reduced 3 BR 1/ b, eat.in klt,sc. porch, privacy fenced yd, w.w carpet, new roof, new Energy Saving C lILA, n•ar schools Ii shopping. Now only 132,100. - Unfurnlshed Did yàu know Land Clealina - - if you aren't using your pool tatla, take a cue, and sell it with a Herald classified ad. Call 322. 2611. 32-Houses S iJ S __ For Estate Commercial 8. Resi Cfefltial Auctions & Appraisals Cal Dell's Auction, 323 5620 __________________________ - Larry's Mart. 715 Sanford Ave Buy 8. Sell, the finest in used furniture, Retrig . tools *REFRIGERAIOKS. Assorted colors & sizes, $35 up C'uaranteed Sanford Auction, i's s FrerihAvv + Cute little bik house. 2 BR, 1 8. 1g. lot. $5,000 dwn, $200 mo. Owner will carry mort $23,500. 1514 Elliott Ave. 322 4455. 339.0501 UNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSET. Sell those things that are iust taking up space with a want ad In the Herald 332.26)) or 831.9993. 31Apartments Furnished Apts. for Senibn cltizãtj 'Do town, very clean & Jimmie Cowan, 318 Palmetto Ave ______________________ Sanford. Adults, no pets. 1 BR, AIr, ww carpet, residential area. S145$190mo. 323.1019. Sanford 321.0640 Orlando 327-1577 339-0509 I assume WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY, SELL, TRADE 311-315 E First St. 322 5622 ________________________________ New 233 Homes, 4 pct. lnter, to qualified buyer. $34,000 to $44,000. Low down payments, 'BUILDER. 3222237. no K ER 2139 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford 701 Bldg. S ___________________________ Cash for your lot' Will build on Immediate possession On tt)is quality i BR, 2 B Brittany style home at 311 Fairway Rd in beautiful Loch Arbor. To settle estate it Is realistically priced at $67,500. About ' cash to mort. or refinance up to 90 PCt. Call SEMINOLE REALTy, 322-5232 for appt. KENMORE WASHER- Parts. Service. Used Machines5 MOONEY APPLIANCES 3230697 - _________ VA-F HA.235-Con. Home Low Down Payment + 72-Auction - 65-Pets-Supplies Push button controls, has carousel, Still in warranty. Origir.aIIy $6.19, payments of $21 mo Agent 339 WINTER PARK FURNITURE CO HAS CLOSED THEIR 000RSFOREVER! GENEVA 1' acres, i R, 2 We are offering their 580.000 In bath. 555,000. venlory of new furniture, bed. ding, & GE applIances & TVs at HOUSE WITH DISTRESS PRICES!? Public 8. BEAUTY SHOP. Good location. 54.4,900. Dealers Invited! SALE IN PROGRESS TODAY at: Or323.7832 lando Wholesale Furniture Dist. 2500 Industrial Blvd. ott Silver Eves. 322 0612. 327 1581, Star Rd. behind Color Wheel 322 8182. 327 7117 Paint, I blks. west of III. 298207 E. 25th St. _____________ ,2575 Open daily 96. Sun. 12-6. 2 BEDROOM, FORMAL DINING ROOM WOOD FLOORS, FIRE. PLACE, SCREENED PORCH. COMPLETELY REDECORAT. ED, NICE CORNER. $32,000, 5 - - MICROWAVE MUL TIPL EL ISTING REALTOR 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH POOL WITH CENTRAL AIR 8. HEAT, COUNTRY KITCHEN, FAMILY ROOM WITH FIREPLACE, LARGE SCREENED PORCH, 2 CAR GARAGE. $31,000. MAYFAIR'S BEST BUY. Beautiful I BR, 2 B home w-2 FR's on gorgeous con lots for only $59,900! i H AL COLBERT REALTY Inc $35,300. SPACIOUS & GRACIOUS .1 Bdrm, 2 story home w-2600+ sq. ft. on large corner lot has been beautifully refurbished inside 8. out. Don't miss it Ion Only $63,000. STEMPER AGENCY 3 BR, 2 0, pool home, beautifully landscaped, work shop, green house. 1700 sq ft living area. $39,300, Terms. -S 5 * FIRST TIME OFFERED 3 BR. 1", acres on Orange Blvd in Paola. Only $24,430. Owner will carry mont. with 40 pct. down. . . CITRUS GALORE can be found around this large 3 Bdrm home w-terrific 20' FIa. Room and 13' workroom. Priced right at $31,900. Chev ton PU, new camper top, low mi. $2500. 322 1624 .:- OUT OF BUSI N ESS SALE I! 3 BEDROOM. 1' BATH, SCREENED PORCH, AIR CONDITIONER, OVERSIZED LOT. GREAT LOCATION NEAR LK. MONROE REDUCED TO REALIOR' P'V Clsrk ., a THIS LOVELY older home is one of Sanford's pioneer 2 Story homes with charm and comfort. 4 or 5 BRs, 2 baths. We Invite your inspection, just reduced $38,000. 79-Trucks.Trailers F XCEL LENT CONDI lION 373 1863 + . JUST Tt-"NK, IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK, THERE WOULDN'T BE ANY!! - REAL ESTATE REALTOR,32? 7498 - 71-Antiques - ____.- -rses English saddle. 18 in. Cortina. Plus fttflS Extras Good Condition $130 322 7478 5 Westinghouse washer 8. dryer good shape! $225 set Sanford Furniture Salvage. 1792 So of Sanford. 322 8721 ___________ - Batteries New & Used Reel's Body Shop ll09SanfordAve, C al I Bart S set. + ______- 3 BEDROOM, CENTRAL HEAT & AIR, CARPORT. $32,500. ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE. UNDER MARKET- 7 yr old 3 Bdrm home wCentral H-A, carpet, spilt bedroom plan, & 1g. fenced yard in good area. $34,500. w.w Choice builders lot on Florida Ave., in Dreamwold. Duplex or residential, fenced & shaded. 512,500 REALTORS 2710 Sanford Ave. 1892 MODEL, 2'., STORY VIC. TORIAN SHOWCASE FOR REMODELING. $35,000. 52-ApplianCes Camp pants 8. jackets $9.99 es. ARMY NA'VY SURPLUS 3iOSanforclAve. 322 5791 $39,900. , S.' 5- * CARPENTERS SPECIAL 2 BR on large commercial lot. $17,000. ASSUME 7.75 PCT. MORTGAGE Nice pool home on Ig lot. 38R 2 B w extras. Lg. LR, FR & fenced patio, C H&A, range, refrig. & w w carpet. Good area, corn fortable 1700 sq. ft. of living. _ S 50-Miscellaneous for Sale 41-Houses ____ 2 BEDROOM, CARPORT, COMS PLETELY REMODELED, NEW CARPET, HEAT, NEW ROOF. $21,900. COUNTRY GEM - 3 Bdrm bargain has brand new: Central HA, w-w carpet, decorator wallpaper, & beamed ceilings on 200' lot, all for $29,500! 1 BR-S194 up. Pool Adufts only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17.92 in Sanford. Call ii s,s&oct 2 1879 S you Should see this gracious older 2 story home in "move.in" Condition. Asking only 512,300 Interested? Call us today for appointment. ½ duplex, kit app, $200 dep, $200mo. Rent w.opf ion _____________________________ to buy. Owner 323.7457. . Publigh; ap mern.&ousap. 96.43 W. Garnett White Req. Real Estate Broker JOHN KPIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phone 3327881, Sanford * HAVE SOUEEZE1TiS' Then 1~ acres on W. 1st St. near Riverview. Unbelievably priced at $14,000. Convenient2BR fenced, Air & Heat ww Carpet. 322.1462 _ - REALTOR MLS 3236061 or eves. 323-05)7 in Beautiful 3 BR, 7'!, bath Townhouse in Sanora with 2 car garage, pool & tennis court privileges inciuded. $323 ma., 1st, last, & damage required. _____________________________ 322.4281. 38771. +. __ M. Unsworth Realty 3 acres beautifully wooded Osteen. Owner will finance easy terms. _________________________ 30-Apartments Unlurnished - the Build to Suit -our lot or yours. F H A; V A, F HA 235 & 215 ___________________________41-Houses _________________________________ ____________________________ Room in private home. All home, yard & pool privileges. Prefer man, woman or couple with drivers license. Write box 32 CO Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1437, Sanford, Fl 37171. _________________________ YOUR FUTURE sure toget HOUR £0 322•9283 ______________________ Room, bath, board, laundry, TV, tele., C•AC in priv. home. Gentleman-nonsmoker 134. 9336. _____________________________ Clean, turn, room. Separate bath & entrance. Air & heat. Close to restaurants. Cable TV hookup. 322.3114. Sanford Gracious living. Reas. Weekly & monthly rates. Inquire 500 S. Oak $417153. ____________________________ Room for rent in private home with bath & kitchen prIvileges. 323.fl59. ______________________ run 24 41-Ho.jses niooms - ___________________- $35,300. Don't pile no longer needed items high as an elephant's eye. Place a classife, ad, and pile the money in your wallet! S _________ - ------------ SUPER SUNLAND 3 BR. 2 8, Fla rm, fenced, FHA Appraised _____________________________ 3 units on 1g. lot zoned comm. (2) 2 BR,) 1 BR, 2 carports. Only $42,500. Selgier Realty BRoKER: 321-0640, 337.1577. 28-Apts, & Houses I FOUR BR, 2 B. New carpet, newly painted, C.H&A. $32,500. I & 2 BR apt avail soon. Walking distance to downtown area, newly remodeled & decorated, w-w carpet, AC, turn or unfurn. Adults only no pets. $180 & up. r,I ,, .rvi. _ C!! dd CWU, -- - . TWO UNIT duplex rental income property. $43,000. 6.a TriPlex 24-Business Opportunities I U U U . U U U I U U I U U I U I I U re5uItO). _____ i.iu.i•iuii REALTY _______________________________ 32771. Tuesday, Oct. 2. 1979-38 EvenIng He Looking For a New-Home? Check the Want Ads for houses of every size and once. HS grad w.Iight office skills would like chance. Light bookkeeping, typing, filing & phone exp. Write N.E.C., Bx 901, Sanford, Fla. S 41-HOuSeS -: Sanford? BR, 2bath, all aPPI.. w w carpet, pool. Close to every thing. $31,500. 3270323. For a career in Real Estate call - - 40-Condominiums g we__we___we___ _ S r ' g mw .S-.- -. .•. _ _p p-• ,,,. -- * . .. S 54 -'5._ • d* #.a.. .. 4 -. .. ......... ___5_ ............... -- - ___ 4 - S -- . ,. -. - ..-ç' -. ____ tft_' 5 . ___ -: ._ - 4'F- - . -S _ S -- - - -S - - - 5- -... - .. + -+ - ...- .-. . 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PISCES (Feb. 2D.March 2o) coming Success will not you today _________________________________ cuinstances this year, if you carefully explore all of situations could develo p your alternatives Your romptIy led back a diamond allf"your financial bue- ingenuity will find openings med that his pa rtner They cold come through NORTH 10-A held dwmb U* have not been should other avenues be 4Q987 blocked, There was 9 32 hold for sieae else e could 'L LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct 23) u However, East led the A L .our hunches could lead you 10 2 queen, not the standard lead Materially and RimciAllY Your astray today, but your WEST EAST of the king. Prospcts are very encouraging resourcefulness won't. 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LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) wer get your Partner to make an slow start may reap & final 7HINISS W= BE At LOT I NUItHEIL, by Al Vermear — GIVING YOU MASHEP POTATO SANDWICHIE15? SHE SNP %4E MAPE SOMETHING PIFFEREW! SWISH MBASr C. BUGS BUNNY _11 . by VOW a "611111111111111811111 POW TYA I KVTW K WH WONT-O& [I WE VIZ 1 e01p4' W Y, 'v"" CAPRICORN (Dec. Jan. tie a string around finger k a poll* to be frank today or you mightyour forget, of AM OW today In Intimlilb leave to the last minute U PW41NIlP Can suggest It to him by mak- I orth 3 was one O as with friends. something you promlaw to IS As rnwpqyour gum Yaw CMWW will 41111COUMe handle bWfL He for another. 19) VIRGO (Aug. n4epL 22) make in spades, Or what East AQUARM(Jam *Feb. Because to think on could mab in karts, but felt A mOw w" koked row your feetyou're able your MAP that four spades was wortb & N COUld take I sudden HAIM.1 S decisions are like1 to be SwIllrift twill today and turn bed ones. Ev&luste carefully, ull to be pool&*. ThillIP - but dDnj OVenflay". A^"Sr^ftA__ SPIDER-MAN AS 7W 1-&*~ AW MMM Alu 70 — FRANK AND ERNEST by M TMvos . East WOO tM first hick with - Use am of bearb and (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) thdi OxPffts? Write "Ask t/w Ejrportx 11 c&v of this nwV8. be ans*wod if wcmpaW by stwWw. Isdiff-addressod most InterestIng this column and wi/I r"M COPIn of JACOBY MODERN.) by Stan Lee and John Romita AVP IV! 1 TO FWD MY MILAIRAK 10" 4 . . - : . ..' - 'He's not lust for the Catholic I . . ' , .. 4 , - I NaM b Dorothy Plttman, a librarian at the Sanfordbranch library, explores one of the through which postal inspectors would watch employee's in the early years • the century. 0 own town ibra Harb rs A Wealfh Of Memorab a ili By DONNA ESTES . I.' ' • Herald Staff Writer Etched over -yea,, ,, E. First St. are the words Sanford Public At each side of the double front door are concrete columns and Ranking the front steps to the building are o old round-globed street lights. 7M old building houses not only volumes cont the mysteries of knowledge but also treasures frogn Seminole County and Sanford's past and donated items from citizens long-forgotten. Yet the days the building saves u a library may be IflbSTI numbered Studle ,conducted by coUMY staff n is too and others In the field y hoiae the number of volumes necessary to serve the population; the branch library, they say, should be In a more central locatim and In a more modern fwWty. Thie present building was acquired by ft city for use u a libilmy in late 11163 as a gLft from the U.S. General Services Adinlnldration, The gilt Included a reverter clause requiring thad-the building be maintained as a " " library I 20 ye until 1983, or ownersh jr re"rt to the federal pvernment. The City lemed the building for $1 a year to the county als a bmach library in 1975. At the as= time, the city's collectim of39,000 books and other mementos were tuned II ovier to Un county. Mw Isme Is up next yea, and the county Is corullidering mo,4 the library new q OrkdAA&.ft bidift was wastructedi in 1917 ps a pod ofike dw*the early days of World Ww 1. Unlike most bdWIW In this am of Central Florida, it hu a Waal". Social futures Include Ittutnels within the wWb al the Wacmd which 1eW to obserution points on tW &19ftor aW the attic am and even in the restroom F Mercer To Be Honored At Seminole Football Game : I. ," I ____ .. He A new ctdef of the "Tribe of was always interested and Seminole H1g School," John Y always cooperative," Reynolds Mercer of Sanford, will be said. honored Friday with speclail "Wis the greatest honor ever ceremonies before the awarded to me. I am pleased Q.sJ football beyond measure," Mercer said game and again at a reception today. Mercer, 57, took an following the game. retirement as president of the Seminole High School Flagship Bank, Sanford, last Principal Don Reynolds said week. today the football game will be Mercer changed his career s honor field from education to bank dedicated in M ercer' during ceremonies beginning at in 1965 when he became the president of the Seminole High School Boosters Club, active In '" the Sanford downtown redievelopiment program and enlisted the Sanford area banks to pledge $1 million in loans to updat. the downtown; a member of the Seminole Community College advisory committee; past president of the boosters club at CC; past nty savings bond a "Paul Harris hi no 745p m. prior to the game. The executive officer of the then fellow for the Rotary Club; reception will be held after the newly created U.S. Bank of was a Sanford Jaycees boss of game at the Sanora Clubhouse Seminole. He was named the year and is president of the from 10 p.m. to midnight. The president of the bank in 19N Sanora H om eo w n e rs J01IN MERCER Association. . reception is open to all Mercer's and when it was merged with the Flagship Bank in July 1978 friends. ...being honored A native of Kentucky, Mercer The athletic boosters club at was president of the new bank. moved to Florida in 1949 and He is chairman of Group V Commerce and is currently taught in high school and the school is sponsoring the two S events. Florida Bankers Association member of the board of elementary school and was "When we (the boosters) and serves on the board ot directors; president of the high school principal, nd needed to borrow money to directors of the Florida Sanford Rotary club and is still principal in junior highs and build the stadium, Reynolds Bankers Association. a member of the board there; elementary schools and I During his years in Sanford, chairman and member of the supervising principal before said "Mercer arranged the loans. He supported everything he has been president of the Sanford Airport Authority and going into the banking industry Sanford Chamber of continue It he board withon .. went throush b pod am for tbe prehm of mmey orders, ft *Kbm wwo bWk in a hablim to permit postal Inilipcim to oWmm rjaytift that wet on for neurity Greater èr• 't'i Cad iniiii Steve In The basement of the Sanford library prevkled beat 21W hot water to the faclifty for yean. d*y sbillm are hundre& of old Vidw TalkIN b[Illichillill rmrl*so= M; "" ON C*n of tm FIOMI Geologic Survey; volumes of "The Earth aild Mi bhoulowI wfth plililicaft ddu hm M; dw WOMB Art poldod in 18AI; "Ameda: Cdoes of Our MAW upcially pttW in 10for patrme, N&UWW dating from 1910. 0001111111111111" especially bound in a corner, with a used to break good for W cAy's ndaft Wag Ow Goldeboro Swimming Pool and Mn aMIesIL Abe do" in a aww Is an old reprid of III porow of a"wallmostm Hoe"bm this Wall in a axw k shl be hm with km MfiW am his frifflift. In a eoçner in the public portion of the building stands a bw Plate embused with the words: "IMI924 — r M un egrersAw the work anill workers of the Sanford Ubrary Assodatim shm the founding of this city and Minnie L Ke who died Dec. 23. IM. 7`1111111trass owe W" pan of the, city's old library at Oak Avenue and Filth Streal before it was moved to the old office building In 1984. 111* a time the O&W b@W & OKv of hovior in Um current 11111irwy. 9d it Wn 00 bum to be retained there. MW 1140 of a HINW In SWOrd begm in IVIII whm Um Hwy ftbo SerAoid wife of the folirkler of the city,$da Rems low books and paid library. MW projwt died a ndvW dedb and In tM years following roomis were Obtained and the old boots brought out repealediy. In 1* the sttiect of. library was discussed again ne action *55 tiklfl. - smiM öc1i sad lire. JobS Dickens aDd Mte. A.M. 5ppQ•4 , ooft,, to faiR funds. lion i was raIsed aDds few books were PEChaled. __ _a an . W -- dsi to Us ftISS d ___ is hardwsedandPtW 1*. lbS lthrE7 it OW boob AM dONUM 0@6 up do UM. J . .. . . . o ... ., M=jjj~@&&WdWW0 1 11111 1111011 M*Adwm do"1111101111 d"M WIN* ad' 11 Is k. in the old ith slams •., __' . DMWUUwbdWkwimwhom"dwbrApy.IkLL owg~ Wn I Wilif. __ ft ' ' ' F*ire Code Wa*lver Nee ed r Dead It ock Usage d A1conifdsred us lector In the construction was the fad "rdbus olkill cbm P*- otka as a pun to watum thdr as& Ma hardwood Illoaft, in the aft w1a,Is Only am of ___ V sports arena in the same Ford Bronco that bore him before 80,000 them. celebrants at a Yankee Sta di um mass Tuesday. Moments later, to the poun ding cadence of three marching At one point, he lifted a blonde girl from the audience and stood bands in the arena, a group of students presented the pope with a her on the roof of the truck bore kissing her and returning her to guitar, a pair of blue jeans purchased ar ound the corner at her parents. Macy's and a Tshirt with the Manhattan skyline that "Stolat! Stolat! — May he live 100 years!" said giant placards proclaimed, "Big Apple Welcomes John Paul Il." waved by the youngsters as they sang "Follow Me," "I am the "Day by Day, 0 Dear Lord," they sang from Godspell and the Bread of 11fe," "Alabre," and finally the theme from "Star pontiff clapped his hands in time with the music. Wars" as he mounted the podium amid the laser flashes of strobe At the end of the ceremony, John Paul retrieved a microphone lights. that had been moved aside by Cardinal Cooke, who was impatient "W000000000hhh! W0000000000hlth! "the pontiff exclaimed as to move on to the next stop. the youngsters cheered. "W000000000hhh!" Three times. Four. "Cardinal Cooke says enough. Let us bless him together. lie's Five, your bishop," the pope said to raucous laughter. "W0000000hhhl" he chuckled, each hoot drawing an enEarlier Jolui Paul, wearing his plain white cassock nd thusiastic cheer from the crowd, The game took on the childish skullcap,strolled through a light rain to St. Patrick's Cthedral to innocence of "Simon Says," as the pope varied his cadence, lead a moraing song and prayer service to an assembly of priests deepening his hoots with his rich baritone until, finally, Cardinal and nuns. Terence Cooke approached and pointed at his watch. The crowd outside the massive Gothic cathedral broke into a "You know what it Is," John Paul told the youngsters. "We shall rhyThmic chant as the pontiff neared the arched entrance of the destroy the program. church — "Long live the pope. - fleer ha. two akyllglds IN AN 00SWCARK77Yj recogniz ed the faces of friends. John Paul put his hands to his head with delight as he stepped off the truck. Then, as he walked to his seat, a group of kids in the orchestra section reached forward. John Paul moved towards people. He's for everybody' I program, the students shared their thoughts with the pope. One girl said shyly' on the sound track, "You might not want to hear this, but I don't think women would make bad priests." The multi-media presentation included slides of some of the youngsters in the audience, and students cheered when they .: - ________________ "Dear young people, I an) happy to be wit1h you in adison '' t - r ,.u. T,oucheS enthusiastic welcome of his New York tour today from a throng of Square Garden. Today it is a garden of life." 20,000 high school st udents at Madison Sq uare Garden who gave In the sound and light show that began the him a pair of blue jeans, a T-shirt and a guita r. While bands played and choirs sang modern, upbeat songs including some football fight songs the pontiff entered the f is a Jdb4 for many years id hot bUl 5 ns's YSEs vats far Abe in ,cwr is $los11PoIue10111nYY1St5tO tail windows th the bUMIII And ft is In lbS .. ': . . is 111101000 .., boo I '11 pilmlsila " ad a Chin Chan80 kws *Mft, "11111'. S I' NEW YORK (UPI) — Pope John Paul 11 received the most . . TVAABLEWEEDS .. Cents r ;f. ' ts si4d.d r Evening Herald—(USPS ) . - Id N. Y. Ra lly ".: ' PRISCILLA'S POP to$,7!flfdFf youths At . - ( 3 fl ) WIN AT BRIDGE lrJolS 6 I HEY, I I & DEAR READER—To answer I'Culd be entirely i your first question. Men do ferent. DEAR DR. — Eight develop osteoporosis. It usually TYID ar i ye s occurs 10 to 20 years past the' loss have in found to 0 age that wen commonly rv e be ca us e f ne both ears develop it. that's why damage. A hear in g aid helps usua lly don't see It until men areth thetr7o'sandsometimes very little. not until they're in their SOs. There is no explanation for Osteoporosis is degeneration this except th at I was given of the spine. The term streptomycin by Injection off degeneration of the spine or and on for two years for deterioration of the spine is treatment of chest colds and used by doctors to cover a host asthma, Could this medicine of disorders when they're have damaged my hearing? talking the publi c. important for me I don't know from that term know as I have three young exactly what your husband has school child ren and would want and I don't know how long he's to keep them from being given had it. He may have d& this antibiotic if there's any generative arthritis or he may danger of It affecting a person's have some other form of at- hearing. thritis. If there is any question DEAR READER es, abouthis diagnosis, you want him to see a specialist in streptomycin can cause rheumatology to clarify what hearing loss. When it is used, careful attention must be given the basic problem is. I will send you The Health to any sptoms of ringing in Uer number 10, eoporsis the ear or any signs of hearing Or &ne Softening so you can loss, have more information on that This doesn't mean 'that problem. Other readers who streptomycin shouldn't be used want this Issue can send 75 as a medicine. There are cents In check or coin with a medical conditions that are long, stamped, self-addressed sufficiently severe that the risk envelope for It. Send your has to be taken. This Is less request to me, in care of this often true today now that newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, there's a larger number of Radio City Station, New York, antibiotics available. r - 18 - \ -- 13 THE BORN LOSER i 30 Mouths (sI) 51 Epoch r r r r . '11 easures may be to help prevent from the strain hurts his hips. His health made him retire and we er pitcher 48 Epithet 29 African lily .'.. deterioration of the spine. Some al ii1!:5jPt . a'mb vertebrae are already gone He has a lot of pain and takes medicine for that. He's only 61 38 Pedal digit 33 Sunshine I Year, instrument 19 10019. werful years old. His back hurts him NY husband 1 Skin ny fish all the time. W' walk quite a bit (bPb) prop osteoporosis, true have do and that el ps school h 21 Wooden nail 3 Authoress then high calcium diets, ts sore 23 Very (Fr.) Ferber 43 Forecaster pops hormone support and as e. stiff. He can't take exercises ent sh 24 HOW ABOUT 32 Southern constellation 35 Hearing 38 Framework DOWN .. ..'• Dr. baving odeoporosis but you never say anything alxut a man having it. My husband has it. The doctors told him he has LY I I Stringed .-.. S 0 R E_ Music buffs purchase 10 Gelatinous substance ha 57 Beverages 58 Journey eI 3 tgadget Mort Walker K 56 Depression ini- 9 muscle 10 i 0 N C 0 r Pine Deterioration Occurs In Men Also I W141CH COULD MEAN ONLy oNr= OH, OH---MY COIN ROLLED UNM THE SORA 37 Acting a r,.- ACROSS by Chic Young HEADS I CLF~AN THE BASEMENT Oq TN LS I'm GONNA DO SOMETHING CONSTRUCTIVE --.... . . .. Od 1111111111 *1110 W0008M by C~.L ___ bSaryw Mineinsattoths burglar could gain entry to his and she did not have a key with Schuder to prepare a draft time. resolution on the matter for Herald Staff Writer "It's k standoff between consideration at next Tuesday's means and once inside open the Door locks designed to keep doors and remove a large safety and security," coal- regular meeting, but no it, persons from getting out of a volutne of merchandise. Doors missioner Bob'Sturm said. dication of direction was given An insurance agent himself, by the commissioners. flulini, as well from getting which have the dead bolt, into a building will not be double key lock could not be Sturrn said some insurance The regional plan Includes permitted County opened from the inside and companies require the extra would presumably prevent a security of dead bolt locks on the future construction of a $2.5 unless h b ldl burglar from stealing larger buildings of their clients, million treatment plant in receives a waiver o particularly jewelry stores. Sanford. The city of Sanford has rules from the cowAy com- items6 Kalisa said. But Kalur recommended the As a compromise, the committed itself to putting mi"nm. That was the decision in. Igo misty axle not be waived. commissioners agreed to allow forward. one-quarter of the formally reached by com- He said the danger of the dead the use of the double key locks, funds to plan and construct the bolt lockS is tW Someone Will on a special exception basis. facility. The remaining twub missioners Tuesiday duft work sessim on tbe quedW. At become trapped in a burning Merchants askiq for the ex- will come from the federal " building, unable to escape. ft ception wiflhave to apply tothe government, according to the issue was the use of 'dead lil, .locks which require has happened before In the commission Individuall county, Kaiser y,, the n another matter a key.to , to move ahead and with Two years ago an elderly commissioners discussed the However advanced planning *1e and outside The life safetycodsade dy the state woman living In a Qiuluota future pa rt icipation In the Initial implementation phases requires buildings to have home was found dead following North Seminole regional of the tan an agreemen tf th*nb4atch locks or locks a fire. Kaiser said the woman sewage treatment 5ta1L determininghow rates for use the hatlie had Idead bolt lock public works director Jack of the plant must be Inside without a key. esta bluhed. MrectorGary TIN city of Sanford is asking Kainier t9M dw ommialilIms 0411 Ame coutles and mwk*a1ihu do rA ace*Ow meithocl w1dich would result in a By GEOFFREY POUNDS store through a window or other her to unlock the door 7j1 - Today dead boft kIcks reasons for ''wv - AXSdThICISCk ..........4-A hbrnicI. .................$C thousand gallons sent to the 'd areb09MM ..y., .S — . T" .S- . . . i--.- ., ,- . .-. - . ,... -- 5- . . . N11 ,... . !. . iX '_' 5- .., .• '• .: . - .., •1- . ..-..,. -..- ' S • 5 • ' _ - -- .- .. -______ - - - -- - - S � 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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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 22, 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/36aa0de3331d2933d814fd395be7f527.pdf 1aad991981b2129ed684fd666296cff1 PDF Text Text ;4. 72nd VAr, No. 35—Monday, October 1, 1979--Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—(U$p$ 41•210)—Prfce 15 Cints . Pop e Urges Irelland 'Love bUBUN, Irelend (UPI) Pope John Paul ilurged rnecatatk Mowers to 111ove your enemy" and end the drife in Nodhsrn Ireland dw prepsr.dtocarrylda"misnge of a."tOtl* United StMSS today. Th. pop planned ahelicopter visit to Limerick for his farewell mosibg onItith 1011 and wMscheduled to fly to Bodon wie the "WSW" of the mWloi peeple me city upsets for Ha ftg American mase begun $frfy'flg 3y '- -, '• 9 '-"'.' 'Best of w' won by Saunas Spun of Bradenton. Painting of old caronoel WNW: 'Last Turn In Trinidad' Rec'O' rd • Orw Iro Sanford's -Fall E it ByJANR a Nowmer ,' The wither men was the Fall for Mt Festival withholding Ind relas in Down- klvA to I ~ i?/ ) 1977 + • 'a" ':. '' tersoos and au.wlag Ncerdecr4*intoajoy(e an displays and • tertainment at their 'i leisure. There were lii artists and craftsmen psrtilng in the thow. • ' • .' .:I , ..... 'I . ' ' "" 41 ,pLt4 :.H ' ' , "i' -' ." •" WSiS MN SM 1O ' ,' - . persons viewed the di*,selata and crafts ;. , a Fird and am Majol1a Arena, on • Saturday and Sunday, • • .•:,; a C t p 0 Jew ___ ' •• • . . . ISot -•• MI Iag ii I .sApiSM kIte. des ilsulved a PS 5S -__ W aid . It_ . - j • • S . j,.: ____wad - I 'W.flhalm — .__ -r i.• -- — ___ Ltar . . . irr-s. s'. Ii" d -, -•.-• 11111 H -- - 0. . z•. i• • ' ' .A. ' '.' . a S q do \. S. 4 .5.. • 4 •- , 4 • , .b • •• .. I .. I . cr7 T ' .. . .. • , iij line, If .. . 'idaitIIaneSII wu by as I .-. £4 .' A. I ..I . ' ..s. I I k. • . 5 , •' .. ,p• -$ r . -. 11ik ..4 —i5i I , - ..? 12 7Ø* •. •. rd *'Id P*AW 1111106 •g Stat. Education Ccmmiuioàer Ralph Turlington about not counting- the day since It was an act of God. Layer said Twlthgton replied "an act of lcgl'I4urs overruled an act of God" and dodged the day would be forgiven. Layer recommended Nov. 2, -, "S' ' - PAT TLON ... sinee changes ___ __ board as 110d &M as "at teiciunit" progs ____ work by alsidulsd srnatbnS dee, perhaps en a Saturday. Pick Harris, prod" of Se minole Education Assoclaijen (VA) the board end Math. owned ft No 2 chs.H, said it wa's odgimallyblIahedtoMdt,scuinin MIN wk wO rada W* A P1O T. fT :. - - . . — '-- ' :.. * n 1 I i .... .... , . Vi _*IsN i4.I.tii ff l__ 1"!: .- '' øL.._j •ii I *. iJ - .•. .-..• • ......., lot lt is.I .si,a U • . . I • . • .,, ,. 1_•_,_1 S -• • 'I ,, - • • I ..i. lion - •.................M - S • ..- • • •• • too - -, . 4t•-,.w. . .L • ins i f -I / , .- • L,; / Washington, D.C. ILLINOIS r : N w York p. Philadelphia cago IOWA nd Raft I r Boston 11 dWc aid' *iimeat paid by '1&baesda wit cmdm cu* the tongued Liseneatery in do. en - . i. aiys u si&it __ PrA. lather said be talked ts 7110 Bob Gralitas "1111 _ _ __ lelft___ WOW the adentim 4A siiiiiiis I& Jew womokwimlosm I:::Jpssitys.erLg1,j, ,, * --- ceatr.ct thedey.MW - do" Is full Jitsr j he dialuid With Seminole Cenms.Ily. Layer rju.dad '- . that such * -• M 'M.d Usgs us aba qprovst act us psthas nsa "so. AISISIT -1I, '$11 ml mangy' c.ald $ip.rlatudsat_Layer ball at PrOHIO wo Le _98 = Adman'— ldft 1 - •'i .t1'fuiR • lIsWL kI-g j.t1PI1 in .. more then $S4,INd 5111CN the schesi rIct was tahied M will be dome in eel onve." §_ Iwo cbme was do 8sr"d 1i rg b the 1Il bONe a.ps(s" __ ____ of * mtlon was thin made that rlct health pMIII the the health agreement - be. principals an the county bum WIN acoonce by the After layer ,00ur J health deputaiit of the .01 10 __ S - I ' l'.sIth workers and approved neriwlWriter by the prIncisL" •. . • Tunis wssftd Mated in the Iambi, County School ____WIthIE layer will he dens "Pith es deemed the county healthpov 1. ___ at the tmIId." The change was iCbHI baird mailing "an • dait in - the ri A tHid end fl.al chang. was 1ad:! Im(ifg,IIW. 1 • Health Is Ten'tative y A roved 01 +,1 W01PNSWN . s." -- - '.1i's Ireland was 80 cow with robe& the Knock builics. A Wddle- said, he Planned to take the IPPSm1flCS5 he conthually ran "TO be honest with you, I aged man drieked "I am Jesus seine theme acroas the Atlantic up to two hours behind woui say I wu all that thi" and dashed j totheUnitedNatlons, where-he tschedule, the pontiff appeared reiigloin, but this - this Is From about 100 feet was to deliver a major speech Ar Invigorated by the eataUc something I Wouldn't have away, the pope watched In Tuesday. ISCPtiOI1 he received at everymissed," said Mm Kennedy, 13, startled silence u a dozen "Love your enemies," he td atop. 01 lnegal, one of 275,000 Police 235,000 cheering youngsters in . )1llllonstuwcngedperka, race people who turned Out for the dragged bun away. A spokes. Galway. courses and Pe fields to ese youth flW at Gaiway. the "Murder Is murder," he aid , the "mm f1m Rome" Who Thirkig the ", the pope vlonel.y a mental case" at Knock, matter what the ; .. b000tSdthSlrCOUMrywtththe t*srubbed away tesrs when 3utaugh thaio( metjyeors" flrdvtaftbyapope.Thsyssng, the singing, $W$yI$, banner- popsandhiicrowdswassjmog Ftmoved yellow and AtDrogieds,hesM4hs *U w"ft yet T" Mdsd WK No be *am to his - &0" C11001110111 a" carefft g or kees , "TOM people . Ha "mmmge of In Selfest, the outlawed IrWi ag them in Ni special Ireland, I live you." The01 piece" at Th'ogb.d., only 30 Republican Army Issued an yellow "ponobIl.." : ovJon did not fads until a naIls from the border with "authorized" statement SUE. Not all may have been prletbsgg.d for qulee Northern lreland, and repeated daybrandlngua"malicioia of reached by his religion aP love the pope," they It again and again In other He" a suggestion It was coo. peals bid ftwouldhavsbeen chant.d.InGaeIlc,herspest.d cftles,at Other maa.es sidering a cease-fire in dlMcult to find anyone in the "i lov, you" —.4111111 touching His reference was to Northrasponie to the pope's appeal I ChSSrtD( throngs who Was not elf uproarious cheers, mn Ireland, where 2,000 people At the United Nations, the ____ : .: touched by the Infection in. The caly dolefa] bderrtçtlon have died In 10 years of facpope will broaden his theme, ____ thusluui of the broad.. to 8wdi's cheerful audiences tional figNing between Pro. pleading for world peace and an ___• doddered men In the flowing . the pepsi ma.. at tedaida and CathOUCL Bid, he end to the spiraling arms race. . .5 .. .. ' A . $ pnEDTto begin aslz.city, i Aindink Mt AmM * . ••.'. .- .•' .. p Thespscial Air L4nauinnbo carrying Joint Irm was owds Enisoyed ' Your Enemy; ' Next Stop Is B oston p I 1 AP 0 S. ft psd4a_, •. S 4 S • �IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Oct. 1, 7, Evening Herald Sanford, FL Altamonte Accident Vi ctim I den tified The 19-year-old man killed in a Friday night car crash on date 434 in Altamonte Springs has been identified as Wendell Orin Huse, Jr. of Winter Park, Altamonte Springs police said. A passenger in the car with Huse Is today listed In critical condition. Anthony St. George, 19, of 1053 W. Noire Dame Road, Altamonte Springs, has been transferred to Florida Hospital In Orlando where he Is In the intensive care with multiple Injuries, hospital spokesmen said. Police said their initial investigation of the accident Indlcatcs that Huse was driving northbound on State Rniifp 414 ahmif a ml!. north of State route when he attempt the curb lane. During the progress of the turn, Ruse's car was struck broadside by another car approaching from the north In the left lane, police said. me driver of the second car has been Identified as Wilma Mills, 41, of Apopka, police said. No charges have been filed yet, but police said the accident is still under Investigation. VVUHLU IN BRIEF Family Visit To Pope Used For Army Ambush BELFAST, Northern Ireland (UPI) - Three masked gunmen took hostage a tired Belfast faintly returning from seeing Pope John Paul II In Ireland and used their house to ambush a British army patrol today, police said. One of two British Army armored jeeps was hit by automatic weapons fire. It ran out of control and rolled over, injuring one soldier. The gunmen held the family at gunpoint an night. At dawn three more gunmen joined them, set up a firing -- ujiu- ueuruum ---I -- -- • •, hi and opened tire wnen me army vehicles appeared on a highway below. Police said the gunmen fled after the shooting, leaving the family shocked but unharmed. Police and troops sealed off the area and mounted a massive search operation. _ JOHN BOAT STOLEN Elizabeth Brumbelbe, 62, of Orlando reported to Seminole County sheriff's deputies a 12-foot John boat and tools were missing at 3 p.m. Thursday. The items were taken from Tuaka wills Kennels, Tusks wIUa Road In south Seminole county. The value of the stolen objects was given at ® THEFT AND VANDALISM James D. Lash, 4144 Orlando Drive, Sanford told Sanford Police he discovered a five-horsepower motor and compressor missing at 11 am. Thursday from outside a building he owns at - TEL AVIV, Israel (UPI) - Israeli., observed Judaism's holiest day Monday with fasting and prayer - and memories of another Yam Kippur six years ago when they confronted the armies of Egypt on a battlefield since given up in the name of peace. Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement, began at sundown Sunday with the plaintive chant of the Kol Nidre prayer in synagogues, converted hotel auditoriums and at the Western Wall of Jurusalein's old city. Army patrols and police were put on special holiday alert. A spokesman reported "all quiet" on Israel's frontiers. But a bomb damaged the rail link between Tel Aviv and Jerusalem before the onset of the holiday Sunday. LONDON (UPI) - Alter a lackluster opening today, gold prices rose again on the London bullion market, hovering just under the magic $400-an-ounce baffler and recording another all-time high. . Gold was fixed at $399.50 in London, up $1.50 from Friday's record close of $396 an ounce. Dealers reported me trading over $400 an ounce In a hectic bullion market. Poll: Troops A Threat Wday. low, a.., OPTIMISTIC WE ARE PLEASED TO I'I ". ANNOUNCE iatioll (111111 S 11 r i 11 IleHim I 1j11 I ' IltlII flit)!) h i, lifinic tiiaht' - lit'.) F - OF VOLUSIA COUNTY HAS ANEW NAME Ph I ir'',IflC.(ll lo ,'.. •' .. ,- • 4 .- ' r" " 4j , :....' • Carter Unveils Troop Decision ' 1 Secretary Harold Brown, CIA Secretary Clark Clifford, met night, Vice Iresident Walter changed in Cuba. Hri.t'ztnski, lu-st StL ttieaIIy Director Stansfield Turner, earlier to advise Carter on the Mondale indicated Carter Plans saying the situation was more tt-ri:u f ii- tiiiiplistuiicnt." national security adviser Zbig- major foreign policy problem. to emphasize 'balance and similar to the Berlin blockath Cuban President ["idel restraint" in his speech, am! than the 1062 Cuban mnissth' and previous administrations, niew Brzezinski, UndersecreDomi-stir adviser Stuart will report to the nation tonight tar)' of State W a r r e n Castro, in an interview with Sen. Jacob Javits, It-N.Y., said crisis, ruled out U.S. military i;i/tietat, cinivs.sntria1 liaise on his knowledge of a Soviet Christopher, White House COW)- Dan Rather of CBS, reiterated the best way to handle the issue intervention, as had ('arli'r Frank \litt- .tieI special ii combat brigade In Cuba and his sel Lloyd Cutler and E3rzezin- Sunday Carter's charge was a is not to allow either side to be himself earlier. terct haisin .\iiiii \Vt'xltr to! ski's deputy David Aaron. The falsehood and the Soviet troops backed into a corner. Ideas for dealing with It. Some diplomatic obseivcr. t'pi!'ti-rs Sttu:bt the While Carter was at Camp White House did not reveal the in Cuba merely operated a Carter's speech, Mondale believe Carter will beef up the of lei:"bitin ts(Illjs!llII1 David Sunday, alone with his nature of their consultations. training center. said,"will show the balance U.S. Naval Station in (uan- I )tp,irtiii'itt 4 I-li:i-,,tn u The ''wise men" — former wife and one personal aide, the and restraint that we need" in tanaiiio Bay, Cuba; and in K*v ill ililtiteit in i 'tie I amia in top figures of his adininistra- Secretaries of State Dean Husk, He also said he was willing to dealing with the Soviet troop West, ha., and Puerto Rico iii a (attjl I(iIiI its, ,tiitl the a:rt tion met at the White House for William Rogers and Henry meet with Carter, a suggestion dilemma. stronger show of might in the minut on ;Ic three hours on the Issue. Kissinger and other top officials that drew no inunediate reCarter has contended "ap- Caribbean. iuitI.I:t- e.ii the result of tb The group Included Secretary in previous administrations, sponse froiii the White [louse. propriate action" would be The situation came alter prt-.'nkiit's I 'abiiitt and Wh i t In Hanover, N.H., Saturday taken If the status quo was not what Carter's aides called the lbu-- tiff - !i - - -it last Iiit of State Cyrus Vance, Defense chaired by former Defense TIIIJRMONT, Md. (UP!) — President Carter, backed by the "wise men" council of his own - - - - Top Priority Sought • For State Route 419 F. 7 • , :'.. University of Central Florida lint it ii i o it tht named it comumimittee of one h1 aI),wmllIll today to talk with Orlando Coun t. pi 'Js' t shut ( )rang'. Mayor Carl Langford, head of ('oiuiutv h; --vrit rcprc\eml the Metropolitan Planning tatives fl tile Mit) i- iuhip;imt Organization i Ml'O), seeking v iOu hum f r om Semimimiul, - priority for the realignment of Counts iii' ., - f • . fIM i'i:trtt 4 itu o., president, 'I'revor ('olburu, was there i little - PAN AMERICAN BANK iIrtcI - 0 V NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UPI) President Carter Is to be blamed for skyrocketing interest rates and the downturn of the nation's economy, according to former President Gerald Ford. "They've blown it," Ford said of the Carter administration. "They are responsible for the record high interest rates that we have in the United States." Appearing In Nashville for the Music City Pro-Celebrity golf tournament Saturday, Ford had little good to say about the man who bested him in the presidential race three years ago. - - I , ' . \-. - - .- ' / - - . . • ' . --i' State [toad 419 fromit U. S 17.92 through Oviedo. At a ineetimig of legislators, officials, county city . : . ' 4%* - . • . representatives and state Department of Transportation (DOT) officials this morning in .Oviedo (oIburn was assigned o lay the groundwork with Langford for the highway to be placed on the hi 110 priority list. As much as 75 percent of the '• ,. Balloon Going Strong IS NATIONAL BANK - • '' I' y -' ._' • . '. . - OF VOLUSIA COUNTY '• - . . .. - - PA MIMIIRILUS SANKIPIG COIPOIATION WflN Assm ova ONE UWON DLLAIS NEW BANKING HOURS TO SERVE - Herald Photo by Tom Nitsel LOBBY: KINAUD, ANCNII Lii Funeral services for Archie Las Kinerd, IS, of 2145 Orsnss Ave.. Sanford, who died Sunday is Seminole Memorial Hospital, will be. Tuesday of p.m. is Church isOeIifPrsØscywith liv. Harold Pounder olficlif ki. Burial if iwrysei C.ne$ery. Oramkow Funeral Horns In - Mondayffiru'fliurs Friday UAW Okays GM Contract 9 s.m..2p.m. 9a.m..2p.m. 4p.m..dpm. DftlVtlN;M.ndaythra'mj,y Friday Ia,m.4pm. •a.m..d p.m. MEMBER OPF.D.I.C, thugs. COiUUN, Nil. LUCILLI IUZASITN Funeral mass for Mrs. Lucille ilizabeffi Cdaurn, 71, of Canal Drive, wlis HOSPITAL NOT- ES 150 HWY. 17-92 DeBARY - died Silurdey, will be Mid as am. Tuesday at All levis catholic clwrth. with FilMy $ININOI.i 10111010111" HOSPITAL SIPTSMIII 25 ADMISSIONS WITH BRANCH OFFICES IN ORANGE CITY AND PIERSON William inels officiating. VIswing hours foday if kisses THE PACE - - - (from & Olivia WIlliams, a baby Oahlans Mern.rIal Perk with Nov. Freddie $m* IllcIishs. kisses Purseral NSmi In thugs. baY BUILDING PERMITS DISCNAIS1S - Sanford. Carmin I. Hehadaw a" iaym — . - - - Springs A Kelly Judah, Longwood StiellyM. Bass, Forest City & Kim Pout L. Currey, Longwood & Carol *Inez McCahon, Orlando Theodore P. Tarvar, Dettona Mark W. Rice, Chuluota & Teresa S. JustIce, Sanford Carol J. Hoffman, Lake Mary Robert C. Curry. Sanford & L. Booth, Oviedo Jack D. Key, Apopka I Lucille M. Cheryl Brown. Longwood Geraldine Mike, Lake Monroe Ruth A. Tullodi. Lonewood sertioro John G. Pavelchak, Casselberry & Mary C. LSFI1L Oteen Scott L. Halme$, Va A Suanne Toonk lean R. Cooper, Chuluota Joyce Baxter, Oviedo Suasins Took Wm 0. Roam, Misuourl & Patricia Wm A. Leroy. Maitland & June C. SIPTIMSIR 25 L. Frederick, Sanford miles ADMISSIONS Albert L. Hampton, Sanford I Carlos A. Lopez, Sanford & Sanford: Victoria C. Stile, Lake Monroe Cynthia A. Minshiw, Orlando Douglas G. Clsler, Shailmon A Horace Dugan Peter V. Plancente, Fern Park I Tine Pay Gunter Lynn N. McMasters, Altamonte Cheryl D. Davis Mark A. Raetz, Orlando & Tracy Hannah J. Lamar Vkiirsa C. Mainly Donald J. Ripp, Lake Mary & B. Mood, Casselb.rry Donald F. CanIglia, Altamonte Pamela N. Feller Mary J. Robinson. Sanford Pohical Ws.Wd Bruce F. Williamson, Sanford & Springs & Lynn M. Morgan, Orlando Navvy W. Davis, Deligna Sybil W. lest, Lake Mary William A. French, Deltena Miduasi S. (vans, Jacksonville & Jehama I. Miller, Osilma liliabetlu H. Sanders, Longwood William Walker, Delleni Eduardo A. Fernandez, Arizona & SIMINOLI COUNTY Wiliw J. loller. ilLlIir Carman T. Suaru, Maitland Ken Kern Sill Maple Ave., Add— Mary A. Surkeft, Oren,e City Keith B. Lemulx, Altamonte WWO & Catherine A. Slwra, $10400 Vernon Hall 500 Elm Aye— Sanford: Ou,daeti Jessie W. Caner Charles 5. Manuson. Longwood raroof—$200.00 C. Weldon 2415 Yale Ave—erect ____ & Marie A. snorer JIM W. QqiIll ,Cranes City Clyde W. Stambaugh, Longwood & fireplace, $100.00 Eddie Saus 116 Country Club Cr.— ,. FIWW I. Awa N. Fielder, Orlando IIITNI Robert H. Worral, Orlando & raroof— $1,110 Res Comm of America SOS LOCK Lou is a Joyce iaser, a baby SirI. Margaret J. Wornall Gerald 0. Fenoff, Altamonte Low Dr—ris--S1S.0ö0 MARRIAGES - Silty Jane Turner, 1.0111008 SI STill died $ilurd.y evening will be Mid if 10:18 sm., Tuesday as Your Credit Is Good For $2,500 to $50,000 FOR ANY PURPOSE! - A MATTER OF RECORD 4 Need Cash?- Res Comm of America —305 Bay Tree Ct—res—$20,331 Res Comm ofAmerlcaISO Hidden 1k Dr—re$—$15,O6O Res Comm of America 213 Lock Low Ln—res—$I7,309 Res Comm of America 307 Bay Tree Ct—rn-- $15,700 Res Comm of America 216 Lock Low Dr,—res— $11,700 Res Comm of America 212 Lock Low Dr--rn— $20,335 LOANS FOR ANY PURPOSE Loans can be arranged up to 550,000' II you own your own home, condominium or mobile home and lot. All homeowners quality. including widows. retirees and even those relorItid by banks or loan companies. EVEN IF YOUR HOME IS NOT COMOM- J. PLETELY PAID FOR! PLETELYPAIDFOR! . Olivia L. Williams doll Ressler, Deltona Tarry L. Manley, Lake Monroe Fred L. Upsan, L*i Menros FRANKLIN. MR. AicKli K. Punuel services fir Atciule K. FraMfin, 47. of Pert lIdue, wile I. HOMEOWNERS: - Sanford: Thomas J. Davis Orisdues Perry Funeral Mime in CMI.. Seminole County United Way Campaign officials met with representatives for this year's pacesetter firm, Qwip Systems of Altamonte Springs, at a planning breakfast at Altamonte Racquet Club Inn. Mapping strategy from left, Commercial Division Chairman Lee Maynard, president of Barnett Bank of Altamonte Springs; Campaign Chairman Sheila Brown; Qwip president Jack Cochran and Pilot Division Chairman Jack Homer, executive manager of -Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. SETTING Members 01 the United Auto DETROIT (UPI) decisively approved a new contract Workers union have with the General Motors Corp., arming their leaders for negotlstlona with the Ford Motor Co. Talks with the nation's No.2 automaker opened today. The UAW said Sunday the strike-free GM settlement was approved by a vote of 129,V4 to 51,391. $4.2 million cost for planning, right-of-way acquisition and construction of the realigned road could be acquired, IX)T district engineer C. A. Benedict pointed out, if the highway were placed on the priority list. - Fnval Puma ore fre.i 1:0 NA p.m. and 6 to S P.M. anuses . 't - The DeVinci COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa (UP!) Transamerica balloon Is picking up strong westerly winds, giving its crew hope of an East Coast touchdown for a record couttocoast flight. The balloon crossed the Nebraska-Iowa border Sunday night— pushed by2oto 25 knot winds and was expected to be over Burlington, Iowa, at sunrise today. Mission controllers at St. Louis, Mo., said the balloon was expected to touch down somewhere in the MidAtlantic data Tuesday for the record. The balloonists, who took off Wednesday from Tillamook, Ore., hoped westerly winds would carry their craft to Norfolk In 63 days. Kansas Is approximately the halfway point of the journey. Funeral Notk.i Funeral wvlces * labels a. W.*L V. 311 P41Iv Avenue, oft died $alurddy ulibeMidaf -$ p.m. ToOloft if irlulas Funeral now Willis or. vow L" — Jr. isfidalids. Serial Ile In Ivorgies CalnhIary. klsssn Funeral Mimi In illit I 4. Ford Says Carter Blew It YOU BETTER: WISKI. ML 15811? 8. ,." i1i41rii. I,-. WASHINGTON (UPI) The fate of three long-distance passenger trains is In the hands of the courts today, but two others died on schedule as part of the first major cutback since Amtrak took over the trains In 1971. Amtrak planned to ask federal judge in Wichita, Kan., today to reconsider his order to keep the Lone Star, the Floridian and the North Coast Hiawatha rolling temporarily. Five Amtrak routes were scheduled to end Sunday, but only two of than did. No attempt was made to save the Hilltopper, which operates between Boston and Catlettsburg, Ky.; and late Sunday Chief Justice Warren Burger overruled an appeals court and told Amtrak it could kill the National Limited between New York and Kansas City, Mo. Herald Pbef. by TOM Nø,,i Installation of officers and Induction of new members were conducted Saturday night by the Sanford Optimist Club at the Mayfair Country Club. From left, Ernie Butler, secretary-treasurer; Dale Coppock, vice president; Hugh Canny, Optimist Governor-Elect for Florida, Bob Howe, president and Bill Colbert, vice president. New members inducted were Charles D. Lee and Jim Freeman. at one sIster, No Annie Weeks, Sanford. &Iason Funeral Home In SWrit M*, Sill a.rn., charge of arrangements. FloridaFORMCANT except aeithw* Dqls INeb: Mgk III Variable eleedlasu with U44:011pa4 11110 6.14 aratluid showers aid lb 'IN,.' den Is uppsr He Pid Ver& "llime S..', 4:$ ; low 'I eas eslb. Igbs will* to Its PAL thslsi • r11si;l$IfI - AREA DEATHS - 40 A Fate Of Trains Lingers Mrs. Patty Weeks olSanford is $200 CASH TAKEN Daniel Scherer, 29, 112 D. Sprthgwood Circle, Springwood Village Informed the Seminole County Sheriff's Department sometime Thursday a person entered his apartment through a sliding glass door. The hook on the door was found broken. An assortment of jewlery and two $100 bills were taken, according to records. PASCAGOULA, Miss. (UP!) — Hurricane Frederic was the most costly dorm to ever hit the United States, according to Insurance adjusters. Early estimates by the American Insurance Association put Insured losses at above $175 million for the Mississippi Gulf Coast and above $750 million for Mississippi, Alabama and Florida. Uninsured losses such as road damage, federal Installations and marine losses are not included in the estimates. long - Variable clndtaeu Tuesday. A CbNCS of t' dsrsb.wm aaialy today. Mtbs.MiapsrIlls. Iaue is the 71L Winds varbls No of W$4 PO ow thundershowers. Lila -my. — — ad U — W@10 of - - Frederic Cost The Most United Way Starts Drive . FORECAST - - End Of Era BOATING St Augustine to Jupiter laid at N mUss, Jupiter Islet to Key Large sid I. the Bakes. Bask, Key Larg, to Dry Tim tugo toelidlug lbs Florida Straits and Vlsdda Bay Wtoè Winkle .seSly 'I bets of he. 1k 10 Tuesday. See. $ IssItSim Florida Ray mostly s..eth. Winds aid waters WØer asor acaftemed showers aid Ibsadareleems. BARNWELL, S.C. (UPI) A weekend of camping, marching, singing, and speech-making by anti-nuclear demonstrators ends today with a planned trespass and possible arrests at three nuclear sites the protesters want closed. Chanting "hell no, we won't glow," about 1,200 mostly young people marched to the three facilities in rural Barnwell County Sunday. The plan was to return today, where an unspecified number will offer themselves as a "human petition" by trespassing on the sites. The wel1organ1zed march and three-day anti-nuclear rally focused on this southern South Carolina county because Ills the home of the federal Savannah River Plant, the Allied General Nuclear Services plant, and the Chain-Nuclear Services plant. ATLANTA (UP!) Despite a nationwide ban on the manufacture and distribution of the suspected cancercausing chemical PCB, federal health experts warn that at least 10 Western states may be massively exposed to PCB contamination. The Atlanta-based national Center for Disease Control, which currently is studying data from two surveys to determine the level of human exposure to PCBs caused by a leak in an electric transformer In the Billings, Mont., meatpacking plant, made the announcement In Its weekly morbidity report. M&MWHIELVRANIUU4 M$. WClUz L1ZA3Z'TJI Harrison, Jacksonville and Mr. Archie K. Franklin, 67, COBUIIN Mrs. Donna Nelson, Sanford; Port Richey, died Saturday Mrs. Lucille Elizabeth two brothers Harold Evans, Born in Alachua, he Coburn, 71, of Canal Drive, died Vicksburg, Mich. and Ronald lived In Port Richey for the past - Saturday. Born In Somerset, Evans, Jamaica; seven four years and was formerly of Ky., she came to Sanford In 1961 grandchildren and four greatSanford. He was a retired from Celina, Ohio. She was a grandchildren. ,evening. aircraft mechanic. member of All Souls Catholic Gramkow Funeral Home is in Survivors include his wife, aunci. PANAMA CITY, Panama zone later today to celebrate the charge of arrangements. (UP!) - The Panama Canal takeover and the raising of the Mrs. Mildred Franklin, Port Survivors include her Richey; two sons, Roderick and husband, Robert H. Coburn, Zone pad Into history today, Panamanian flag. ARCHIEKINARD But unable to restrain their Archie G. Franklin, both of Sanford; two daughters, Mrs. becoming a part of Panama 76 Archie Lee Kinard, 75, of 2548 years after Yankee ingenuity enthusiasm until then, some 300 Arlington, Vs.; three sisters Joan Hoenlni of Sanford Orange Ave., Sanford, died and determination carved It out Panamanian youths raced into Miss Lorene Franklin and Mrs. Mrs. Marilyn Fit. of Sparta, N. at the zone at the stroke of mid- Marguerate Townsend, both of J.; one son, U. S.M. Coburn, Sunday Seminole Memorial of the jungle. Dabbing the tears from their night - on foot and In cars - Lake Mary, and Mrs. Trizie Sanford Fire Dep tznent .it Hospital. He was born In eyes with ldkeidiiefs, many honking their hornp and Whitaker of Sanford; five grandchildren, six great Walterboro, S.C. and moved to Sanford In 1V. He was a truck of the 12,000 "Zonlans" in the shouting, "They (Americans) grandchildren, grandchildren. driver for the county road Brisson Funeral Home in American enclave watched the are going I They are going!" Funeral Home P.A. department and was a member Man)' Americans, fearing charge of arrangements. Stars and Stripes lowered over In cbarge of arrangements. of the Church of of a way of life that ended of. violence, have already gone. Prophecy. MAURiCE A. EVANI ML ROMMTOi WEEKS flclallyl2:Ola.m. Mr. Robert O. Weeks, l7,sj Maix1csL Evans, 64,o(0 Heia survived his wife, vice President Walter ManPoplar Ave., Sanford, died Homewood Drive, Sanford died Sadie V. Kinard, Sanford; son, dale flew In Sunday aboard Air Saturday at Seminole Memorial early today it Seminole Robert 14. Klnard, Sanford; two Force 2 to join a half.dozen Hospital. A native of North Memorial Hospital. Born In daughters, Mrs. Betty Jones, TIn MjI1 heads of date The United Way of 8lro Carolina, he had lived In Indlanapolls, Ind., he moved to Marshall, TeL and Mrs. Diana for the cerenon1es marking the dywin klckcIithis ys Sanford since prior to World Sanford inll4&He was ahosne Shrewsbury, Edgewater; end of an era, month fund raising War I, having served In France builder untIl 1182 when he Nancy of Gainesville; 10 0000 campaign Tuesday at 7:20 am, with the U.S. Armed Force. He darted the N.A. Evans An estimated ow three gred Panamanians — nearly half the at a free breakfast at the was ardired railroad ingjn,er, Machine Shop In Lake Mary. grand populaft of Pajazna City - Sanford Holiday Inn, at and member of the First H. Is survived by his wife, Grainkow Funeral home Is In were expected to march Into the Interstate 4 and State Road 48. Presbyterian Church, Msllnsane Evai,.8aoford; two He is survived by his ill,, daughters, Mrs. Barbara thWgS 01 ETW$i*fllfltL bsrs.trle prsuve, tIN; rslath. h'dNy, II; Percent; Wilk $Wst7mpI. At Anti- Nuclear Sites ('Iull)t-rF THEY'RE MIAMI (UPI) - A poll commissioned by a Miami radio station showed today that most south Floridians believe the presence of Soviet troops In Cuba is a threat to our national security. The poll showed 78.1 percent of the 1,031 persons tervtewed in Dade and Broward Counties believed it was a threat and 21.8 percent believed It was not. A BUSS FROM GUS 'Human Petition' Ready Beware: PCB Exposures foot Is complete, the firm should Increase Its number of employees from about 100 to 140. As production Increases, the company plans to Increase the number of employes to as many as 240, Daniel said. Daniel said preliminary site work has started and company officials said they plan to have the new building constructed within a year, Daniel said. "This Is an opportunity for a firm that Is already here to grow and prosper," Daniel said of the firm's expansion plan. Harcar began Its Sanford operation 21 years ago. The Seminole County Industrial Development Authority (SCIDA) has approved Issuing $2,150,000 in Industrial revenue bonds for Harcar Aluminum, According to SCIDA spokeman Jim Daniel, the bond sales will permit the fond plant to relocate from It present site at 3500 Orlando Drive to a 12-acre site at the corner of Silver Lake Road and Mellonville Avenue In Sanford. Approval of the Issuing of the bonds came at the Authority's September meeting. When relocation to the new buildIng 240,000 square Gold On The Rise Again S a. rn. readligs; tern. s.ra.i 7$; ov.rilgbt low 72; 11:1 prn.; low, 4:17 am., 1:11 yesterday's klgb, U; pm. IN BRIEF Craig Demange, 25, manager of Jotht-in•the-Woods, Hutchison Parkway, near Longwood, told Seminole Count, Sheriff's deputies he had a man thrown out midnight Wednesday:' from the bar for displaying a knife. Dame' said the man allegedly threatened to come back and steal a German Shepherd kept In a yard behind the bar. According to the deputy report, the German Shepherd, valued at $1,000 by Its owner Frank SIclIno, 20, who also lives behind the bar was found missing between 3 a.m. and 10 a.m. Thursday. - Harcar Gets Bonds For Relocation So Far Yom Kippur Quiet VVMIFIK NAT-ION 5-11 $1,000 DOG TAKEN A dog valued at $1,000 was reported missing Thursday near a Longwood bar after an ousted man allegedly threatened to take It.: 2613 S. Orlando Drive. Lash said he also found In the building a steel washer thrown through aglauwindow. Themotor and compressor were valued at $700 and the glass window damage was estimated at $75. -- Nellie N. LSWVSIICS idmisi. 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This could be the beginning of development of the lakefront, something city officials have been trying to encourage for several years. If the development does come to pus, It will certainly show how land can be reclaimed through unitary landfills. A sanitary landfill was originally operated at the site. Year, $43.00. By Mall: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.25; 6 Months, $24.00; Year $47.00. 765 J From Leads 4 a The Sanford Housing Authority has been designated a housing counselling agency by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. According to Unda Williams, who successfully Wiled for the designation for the Sanford authority, the new responslbllutles of the special assignment will beto counsel low Income persons on budgeting for mortgage payments and rentals pa-s. Funding for the new service the first year will come from the federal community blockgrants used for the housing rehabilitation program. The Clock Gen. Alexander H. Hug Jr., who served as supreme allied commander in Europe from 1914 By DONNA F.STES Until he resigned In January, Will be the featured speaker Oct. 9 at a fund raising dinner for the Strength The souring of negotiations on the price to be V paid for Mexican natural gas put a chill on the hospitality accorded to President Carter when he ANGL EIIWAL TERS visited Mexico City last February. The successful completion of those negotiations creates a more positive atmosphere for President Jose Lopez Portillo's visit to Washington. In itself, the natural-gas agreement announced the other day is not of great significance to total U.S. energy needs. It calls for export to the United N i l States of only about 15 percent as much gas as U.S. pipeline companies originally hoped to buy. The flow will represent only 0.5 percent of our daily am consumption of this prized, clean-burning fuel. Yet the way these negotiations became a _&_I___ %D_____ SLiclung-pOlUL in u..-MexIcan reiauons is poi'WASHINGTON (NEA) -Ten year, ago, Sen. tentous. While we can hope that more Mexican oil Edward M. Kennedy was invited to a memorial service In Memphis, Tenn., upon the first anand gas will be coming our way in the future, it is nivera wy of the assassination there of Dr. obvious the United States is seeing the end of an era a t __±_._& !_ .JliM -'- It ona Sh Schlesinger's clumsy intrusion into the gas. negotiations last year. He tried to make the price more compatible with our own government's energy-pricing policies, regardless of what Mexico thought the gas was worth on today's energy market. Not surprising, this did not sit well In "T them I'm coming," Kennedy replied. "u anything happens, they can walk around the response Mexico City, and President Carter's uncomfortable moments as a guest last February were a result. There has since been a compromise on the gas prices, with both side apparently yielding some ground, but Mexico also Is planning to use most of its gas within its own borders, at least for now. The message is clear that Mexico is now bargaining not as Uncle Sam's poor and dependent neighbor, but as a country capable of producing a surplus of oil and gas and prepared to make the most of It. The new.understandlng on natural gas exporti took many months of on-again, off-again THE LIGHTER SIDE Ted Kennedy remained "just" the most famous member of But fatalism Is a feeble defense and humor a porous shield against the very real threat that looms now that this Kennedy, like his brothers before him, seems bent an a ,htd for the PresidencY. ByDKWsT Kennedy himself recognized u much when he asked for -and immediately received - Secret WASHINGTON UP! - Right from the Service protection even before becoming a beginning, Mums was dead set against declared candidate. But a detail of bodyguards, for president however competent, simply Isn't enough to Governor, tin.. Moms was forever predicting I guarantee safety. would grow up to be governor. So It wasn't Secret Service agents are the first to Admit s as such she was trying to steer me away re nt ai ns given the way p side ial camp g ___ opening up more U.S. markets for Mexican goods. The idea that the economies of the United States, Mexico and Canada might be Integrated into a European-style "Common Market," at least where energy is concerned, has been gaining currency but remains politically far-fetched. Nevertheless, history Is dictating that the thee North American democracies, as Interdependent as they are, move, in that direction even If i understood that the destination will be something short of the European model.. For now, it is enough to recognize that the twoway street of U.S.- Mexican relations is more than a figure of speech for diplomatic toasts. For many _ normally conducted huge outdoor rallies, hVm. * 5lIflPl)' had this Primoidtkn that if I open-car motorcades, shopping center Walk. - throughs and the like -there Is no way they can bICWI president 1fleth1j* bad would happliL Protect a csnthdate against a determined gun' Not to me. To the country. man who Is prepared to be killed or captured Mainly, her fonboding demmedfrvmths fact himself to achieve his goal. that I was a child of the 1, whose formative The only sensthle answer - and ftappltss net years colncld.d with the aaihIMnf1 of t just to Klflflldy but to hal6d Coda and all Warren Harding, Calvin Coolidge and H who seek his Job - Is to charge once and for an Hoover. _____ the way presidential campaigns are conducted. Moms feared that If ever I got to the how.rtu-4toface, House I "tI4 turn out the same way. ftIsa brutal fact, that anyone who Is very powerful, very famous "I won't have my youngest son growing up or both Is In real danger In this country when he like Calvin Coolidge," Moms would vow. to years, Mexico has smarted under the realization that most of the traffic on that street, especially where investment and trade are concerned, has flowed from north to south. Coming up On northbound lane is the Impressive figure o( Mr. Lopez Portillo as a tough salesman for his country's wllly.nllly to crowds of usiceissed c.Iinold collars 1 rg ilth.p MR, having a nervous "Whanage Mnber of psopleareout of work, U.S. viSit. 1. raltj" A pablie figure need not Inspire great IN*1 W7 U WVM me up in Iris riiiiue or - belt love or hate° the a1 and made me promise sat to rm. ;•.u_..i.rn 7t As cemputies, she held out the preapset of Kennsdys -, go even me In eatra *w*. Nobo felt *ongly about ___,ffiSflh me TWs 11L WUU Gerald Ford, and yet he was the target of t" aw -- - Pat Neff.Nor Patrick NO.F* preswency. NA ft was No Letters to the editor are welcomed for publication.All letters must be signed, with a mailing address and, If possible, a telephone number so the identity of the writer may be verified. The Evening Herald will respect the wishes of writers who do not want th eir asmes In print. Th e Evening Herald also reserves the right to edit letters to eliminate libel or to SCOTCH 8.79 . BOURBON &79 aye ANY 12 OT. ANY 12 - 105.45 - Beatles, BEEFEATER GIN Ballet And' But an It was, anyone with a thigh sobriquet And there are ilmitatloni In the capacity of me wan regarded an snobbish and dide't have a West - and that means essentially the Unlfed dance running for governor amid all those States, which Is where hallet Is really. at Thnmy Rays and Joininy Jays, at al. currently - to absorb new Mar,. 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IN CASE LOT 31 95 POSTIRI AUITSAUA HIV'I W WV ,: RED TABLE WHITE TABLE S ROSE TABLE S let hOstility in bbIt5. fi no aiDpl07Tfl lems. prob As an Amerlin fist I was net a crook. impressarlo abeorved of the Kosleys, they my Even so, old Manscsutlngsdto wk1rcldhsr not be the Up of the Soviet ballet Uris but t)y g, should find plenty of bookIngs with imil)pr arw 2.79 SAXONY pieJ th nomerora, finances are a continuing problem4Qr all but a select few. etorw. I iigigy upoput. i lift up dOp by the less. I bliflped my bled a 101 Nevertheless, the newcomers would appea$o. -- 25.4 01. LIMIT TWO PER CUSTOMER W/COUPON th a,t, 68.95 JAMAICAN Bar)lhnlkov. -- Pleas e Write 8 YR, KY. BRB. ROYAL DELUXE CASE EARLY TIMES 4 YR. KY To Run' 1Usd to have 14glmaris in which r psopie. Indeed, police forcu In Washington and elsewhere on the popes schedul. an cu,r.miy de veloped a New England accent and took to ad I iiuned to coveted energy resources. E MYERS RUM The course of human events in Inherently disorderly. Humans nevertheless persist In attempting to see order In the chaos, to discern connections between seemingly unconnected events. Or to create connections If such can be made to demonstrate a point. Artifice for the sake() articulation, so to speak. This train of thought Is prompted by several current events, starting with thi quickening tempo in defections by Soviet ballet dancers. First there was Nureyev, then came Makaravoa and Baryshnikov. And now we are suddenly awash In Russians choosing artistic freedom, American style. We have among us Alekundr Gudonov, Leonid and Valentina Koslov and there might have been another had not, according to reports, none other than Kosloy played the fink before his own defection and revealed that the travel plans of fellow Boishol soloist ladmilla Sernenyaka did not Include.a return to the Soviet Union from the company's US.tour. It all makes a good story, one that Is parttcularly illustrative of defects In the Soviet system. The emigre dancers for th. most pert . have changed a egiances for purposes notôf kga1name.SoMwnshadmecIula$ene1wgna political but of ll artistic freedom. They haie too. rebelled at the tyranny of direction, the absence the br figured Texas voters would regard the of creative challenge and the denial of op. ab eviation as evidence I was one of the good 01' portunitles for Individual expression within their boys and thus blessed with the common touch. it own ballet organizations, rated though they are was a serious miscalculation on her part. among the world's greatest. At about that time, Texas was wintering a Maybe, however,ftIs too muej of good story period of doubk dlmlrndlon In r.rn'ngm&je by now. With f*nllhar1ty has come a lessening of children. Every third male child, or thwabogtg, Interest, or at least duration of Interest, and was 'iamed Tommy Joe, or Jim Bob, or Billy Sal, possibly of enth 'aim In receiving later arrivals Into the Western dance fold. or scene such twow&y abridgement. only so many dancers, even as M Obrioly was out of touch with the There are by th 5UPeTb schools of the Bolt trend. Had '1* rained me Didde Jack, I and ,, Kirov ballets, of the caliber ota L. might' 'I Choos e N negotiations, that experience should make It easier for Mr. Carter and Mr. Lopez Portillo to reach understandings on the other Issues on their agenda, from fut ure energy deals to illegal immigration to 1. MAGNUM ICHASE 49000)PLS Monday. Oct. 1, 1979-SA CUTTY SARK By DON GRAYF urged him not to go. block twice next year." Gallows humor, Irish fatalism, foolhardy macho -call it what you will, the was utterly characteristic of the way the last of the Kennedy brothers has consistently dealt with the possibility that one more nut Is lurking out there somewhere with a burning urge to complete the score. It was not a bad way to cope, either, as long Al 12 YR. SCOTCH OLD RARITY . 'Boat People Mourners were planning to march around the block past the motel where King had been shot before conducting a service In a nearby church. Kennedy's aides, fearing for the senator's safety in such an emotionally charged atmosphere, with Mexico. The last thrust of that approach may have been seen in former Energy Secretary James •, e Martin Luther King Jr. when it could practice take-It-or-leave-it diplomacy I !çT1rTI;rTr1r..rrnnT.II VIEWPOINT It' sA conform Seminole Elections Supervisor Camilla Bruce's office won't be the same without R. E. Higgins' smiling face around. That department of county government changed considerably from the time Mrs. Higgins came on board 21 years ago until she left last week, taking her well-earned retirement. She joined the office in 1958, working part time until 1963. She was with Mrs. Bruce when the supervisor's office operated out of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce Building until It moved Into the basement of the old courthouse in 1963. The supervisor's office, long the stepchild of county government, later moved to the Masonic building across the street from the courthouse, then Into the new courthouse and is now scheduled to be moved again to the old jail building, next door to the courthouse. Seminole County had only 16 precincts when Mrs. Higgins joined Mrs. Bruce's staff. The county now has 67 precincts. M'3. Higgins will be missed. The word around the city is that he will be Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Mexico Orange County Republican Executive Committee. per couple function will be held at the Marriott Inn, 6700 Sand lake Road, with cocktails at 7 p.m., followed by dinner at 8 p.m. In the latter days of the Nixon presidency, Haig served as White House chief of staff ariddayed In that position for a short time In the Ford ad- Thomas F. Rucker of Altamonte Springs who to contract with the city of Sanford for an option to purchase 7.2 acres of city land it Seminole Boulevard and Prench Avenue for $lO,O00 won't say what he plans to build on the site. He is putting up $13,= for an option to buy the property and told city commissioners this week he will begin cor -inuction within six months. m A............. •.t. .. _,, - , - 444i - ___ -. -, - i'Zen. •.. . .. . . •-----.. ___ . . . - -- tu ..it.':_.: ,.. •:.i:' ..'i.: �~ 4. I J1jI SPORTS A-Evnlng Harald, Sanford, Fl. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . . al -' MOL SEAI!'DRMN7' OP4tABA414, W1qo5e cocwirn EXiO/ 79,0Y ,yi OCtYC//I//6E Z7f5 5C#OCL CR/AI5aN7'/pF CR/,$5Q' 77S4t M4 ac, 74R15Fr6 IRE: A $'xr,q 7777 7,qf FffiaI By United Press International Bucs Stand Tall As ' Only Undefeated Team In NFL Tampa CHICAGO (UP!) Bay, the same franchise which went 26 games before recording a victory, is the only NFL team unbeaten season for his club. "Of course, we're ahead of our plan," McKay said. "But, we still have a long way to go." Tampa Bay, thanks to upset losses by Miami and Pittsburgh, is the only undefeated team and the Bucs own a twogame lead over second place Minnesota in the NFC Central Division. Because they finished fifth one year ago, the Bucs have a comparatively easy schedule the rest of the season. Tampa plays the New York Giants next week and faces only one more playoff team, Minnesota, in its final 11 games. Quarterback Doug Williams, whose eight-yard touchdown pass to end Isaac Ilagins with - 5:07 left in the game put the Bucs ahead to stay, said Tampa Bay must still improve if they are to make the playoffs. "Nothing is easy in the NFL," said Williams, who completed 14 of 31 passes for 168 yards. "The schedule means nothing. Look what happened today. Pittsburgh even got beat." Chicago had taken its only lead of the day earlier in the quarter when quarterback Vince Evans threw a 60-yard scoring pass to Payton that put the Bears, 2-3, ahead 13-10 with 10:50 remaining. But a gamble by the Bears on the kickoff proved fatal. "We wanted to squib kick It but as it turned out, they got behind the line of scrimmage and raced 70 yards to give the Bears a short-lived lead. eluding a 61-yard touchdown romp on the first play of the second quarter to give Tampa Bay a 7.0 lead. "I had good blocking when I turned the corner," Eckwood said. "I saw that after I got past midfield, I had one man to beat, so I Just ran for it." rushing attack," Armstrong said. "I'm not happy about our performance. But, I'm not concerned about Tampa Bay or anything else but our team." Payton, the NFC's leading rusher, managed only 46 yards against the Bucs. good field position and were able to take it In," said Bears Coach Neil Armstrong, Williams drove the Bucs to the eight yard line when he Found Hagins in the right end of the end zone for the winning score. "He told me he would catch it before the play," smiled Williams. Up until the final 10 minutes of the game, defense and penalties dominated the play. Armstrong complained the Bears could never get their offense started against the NFC's leading defensive club. "We couldn't get anything going passing, which we started out doing, and that hurt our Notional League Fist - Pct. Ga 95 64 .605 95 63 .594 2 N 76 .531 12 WL Plttsbch Montreal St. Louis PtiIIa - __ __________ BEARLY GETTING BY by Alan Mover Mayor League Baseball Monday, Oct. 18 im Monday, Oct. 1, SCOREBOARD FCT,72'I4s'a OFT1,'$5I'r ,- ' -- $4 7$ .319 14 Chicago 00 62 .491 16 - AWWO ( C JSabino-Urquidi 1.40 5.20 3Negui.Reyes 1.60 Q (2.1) 41.00; P($-2) 130.00:1 (1-2. 3) 232.60; 00(31)137.20. Third game dNegui.Urquidi 17.20 9.20 1.60 S RIca-Oh 6.00 1.10 lOguiza-Doug 3.60 0(3.6) 7400, P (6-3) 430.60; 1(6-5• 4)33.l0. Fourth gam e 3Oguiza-Arana 13.20 6.00 3.60 2 EchanoLota 4.60 5.20 1 JojeAltu 3.60 0(2.3) 23.20; P (3•2) 74.10; 1 (34. 1)230.00. Miami Worldbeaters, But Not In New York The tackles Marvin Powell and nobody to blame but themsel- draft pick threw an 11-yard ID NEW YORK (UP!) Miami Dolphins may be world Ch ris Ward. yes, pass to rookie running back Ken be aters around th e rest of the "1 was surprised we ran the "1 knew it would take an Johnson. NFL but things change drasti. way we did," said Powell. "I excellent effort on everyone's Vikings 13, Lions 10: - cally when they face the New think Miami has the best three- part," said Eagles' quarChuck Foreman, benched in York Jets. man l.andeii in the NFl, up terback Ron Jaworski. "People -the first hal f for one of the few •. -I 3 Simon-Ehexpe W I. PC?. O Miami was 11-5 last year and front. I really couldn't believe think you can beat another times in his sparkling sevenI Urlzar.Elorza CInCI 4.60 9071.539ended in a first-place tie with it. They say Coach (Bill) team on character, dedication year career, scored on a 2-yard HouStOn 0(3.3)36.00, P (5.3)147.90; 1 (3.3. 69 73 .349 1½ 4)713.00. New England. But the Dolphins Arnsparger is a defensive and great effort, but you can't run late In the third quarter and Los A9 79 $3 .450 11½ '/fl - / Sixth game San Fran 71 91 .436 19½ were relegated to wild card genius but I guess were were beat the Steelers on just that. Rick Danzneier kicked two field 'i. S 3 2 PItaVegas 10.00 4.40 2.60 status Sifl Diego -, 65 93 .422 22 "We didn't have any susbecause of two losses to well-prepared for them. You need some ability and I goals to carry Minnesota past '' . 60gulza.0yarl Atlanta 5.40 7.20 3: 66 94 .413 22½ Neil O'Donoghue, who earlier tained drives going either," Iii F the Jets. "I think it's just a matter of think we showed that today." Detroit. 's lLeque.Loza 1.20 Saturday's Results missed a 34-yard field goal in 0 (2.6) 41.00, P (24) $21.20; 1' (. Payton said. "They are a fine The Dolphins cruised through application. Before the season, Rookie kicker Tony Franklin Bills 31, Colts 13: Montreal 3, Philadelphia 2 4)373.00. the second quarter, booted a 30defensive team. It's a tough i their first four games this year (guard) Randy Rasmussen said snapped a 7-7 halftime tie with a New York I, St. Louis 7 Joe Ferguson threw for 317 Seventh game yarcior to give Tampa Bay a 10loss, but we've got to shake it Chi 7, Pittsbgh 6, 13 inns. without a loss, leading the that we shouldn't be concerned 48-yard field goal in the third yards and three touchdowns to 2 Rica-Perez 11.60 520 4.60 Atlanta 2, Cincinnati o 0 lead, but a field goal by Bob off because we've got a road 6 Negul-Aral 6.60 7.60 league with only 45 points, who's playing quarterback or quarter and Wilbert Montgom- lead Buffalo over winless Houston 3. L lAldanaMendez the closed Thomas from the 34 said he thought tOO Armstrong game (at Buffalo) next week." al lowed. But Sunday, the old who's at running back. All we ery later plunged over from the Baltimore. Ferguson cornSan Fran 6, San Diego S 0(2.6) 46.00; P (24) $17.30; 1 (24. gap to 10.3 at half. I While Payton was contained, about changing quarterbacks in Swiday's lesilts nemesis struck again, should do in pin back our ears 1-yard line to give the Eagles a pleted 14-of-23 passes as the 4)372.60. Pittsburgh $. Chicago 3 Thomas added a 42 yarder the Bucs' rookie sensation, the game but decided against it. Eighth game Tommy Newton, a thirdstring and concentrate on out job 17-7 lead. NFL's highest-scoring team PhIladelphia 2, Montreal 0 4 Ira-Juan with 2:59 left In the third Jerry Eckwood, had another, e.so 5.20 1.00 He said he would decide who fullba ck, sent Miami reeling and that's what we did today." John Bunting's interception won its third game in five New York 1, St. Louis 2 2 Sabino-Zarre 4.00 3.00 quarter before Payton took the outstanding game. He rushed would start against Buffalo by from the Unbeaten ranks when The Jets' defense ranked last of a Terry Bradshaw pass set starts. Atlanta 7, Cincinnati 2 6Arta-Mendez 7.10 for 120 yards In 23 carries, inPass from Evans five yards Houston 3. Los Angeles 2 this Friday. j,,, he plunged for two second- in the NFL, allowing 137 points, up Montgomery's touchdown. Cowboys 38, Bengali 13: 0 (24) 31.00; P (4.2) $1.00; I (44. S.D. S. San Fran 3, 10 ins. t 6)347.00. . period touchdowns to lead the but it got some vindication by Early in the fourth quarter, Long interception returns by .? , 11 Pdinthgame Jets to a 33.27 upset. Newton scoring two touchdowns. BeHerman Edwards picked off Randy Hughes and rookie SMarllnez 6.00 2.00 ,. scored twice on 1-yard plunges sides Jac ks on's ID, Donald anot 1Jfl he r pass in the end zone 6.50 2.00 Aaron Mitchell set up two 1. Final 1' -. 4 Elexpe 3.10 to pull New York froni a 10-7 Dykes blocked a punt and after the Steelers had marched Dallas touchdowns and helped American League Sports I 0(5-7)72.40; P(S.7) 221.40; 7(5.7 deficit to a 20-10 lead. The Jets Johnny l4lln recovered it in the to the Philadelphia 14. Bait the Cowboys roll over winless , 4) 601.40. W L Pc?. 01 then added the death blows in end zone for a score. The Steelers then drove to the Cincinnati. The victory kept Tennigame , le Ball - 102 37 .642 the S Bilbao second half 12.20 7.00 when Bobby 5.00 Bob Griese, back after sitting Philadelphia 2-yard line Dallas tied with Washington Milwauke 95 64 590 $ r "I'l ". SAuna 7.50 6.60 Jackson returned an inout a week Boston 91 6 .369 111/1 with a leg injury, midway through the final and Philadelphia atop the NFC Dathdby King Features g,,dj,t.. 3AIda 3,20 terception 68 yards for a score had three ID passes for -, ; New York 59 71 .336 13½ .$,;. Miami period, but Franco Harris East, all with 4-1 records. . 0 (330) 57.50; P (5.0) 204.90, .0 , - ., . I I Detroit $5 76 .536 is and Richard Todd threw a 71- and hit fl-of-IS passes for 296 fumbled when hit by Frank Raiders 27, Broncos 3: 53) 342.00. Clevelnd $1 $0 .303 22 0 .-,. .--- El.v.nthgame yard TD pass to Wesley Walker. yards. Toronto LeMaster and Ken Clarke 53 109 .327 50½ : I.. Ken Stabler threw a 28-yard 7Alava-Altu 20.60 13.40 $2.20 . West Todd also gained a measure recovered inside the 1. The victory was the second 11 scoring pass to Dave Casper 4.10 4.00 By United Press International makeup double-header from against three losses for the Jets of vindication as he silenced the 1 Aldana-Perez 6.60 The Steelers managed to pull and set up another touchdown led Atlanta today to force a e-. Calif-, 59 71 .543 The Pittsburgh Pirates, Q(37) $ 3.00; P(7-3) 120.10, 7(7.3. and marked the third straight boos that greeted bin at the within three points with 1:12 and two field goals with key City I Kan IS 3 525 3 th gameplayofffor edlvlslôn" by Willie Stargell and Bill I) 539.20. Final By United Press International " Texas time they have beaten Miami. start of the game by hitting remaining on Bradshaw's 37- completions in leading Oakland 13 79 .312 r 11cer .. By United Press International Twelfth game Sunday Robinson, won their first title. Minn 02 50 .306 6 Newton, a little-used special Walker for the Jets' final score. yard scoring toss to John past Denver. 2Urizar.Juan Caning 17.40 7.20 3.40 Baseball "He (Carlton) Is a great. National League East Division ChIcOo 73 67 .436 14 (based on 430 lra .Zarre te am "bomber", scored the 80 3.20 "You can't let the crowd get Stallworth, but the ensuing ChIefs 24, Seahawks 1: at San 1_ bats) Di eg oFir ed Roger'CraIg as ses"Ilk 67 93 .411 title since 1975- and their sixth pitcher and he's tough to beat BALTIMORE (UP!) Who would you say is the best "money National League manager. 1 Aiuria.Elexpe 910 first rushing TDs allowed by to you," said Todd, who was 6- onside kick was recovered by OaklInd S41108 .333 U Ted McKnight scored on runs r. of the decade by beating the You can't win If you don't sell Q(2-7) 45-20; P (2-7) 96.70; T (2-7. GAD H Pct. pitcher" in all baseball today? Toronto- Fired Roy Hartstiold as saturday's Results .1 Miami's defense in its last eight for-10 for 186 yards and threw the Eagles, now 4-1. Hrondz, St.L of 23 and 84 yards and Kansas 1) 772.00. manager. 161 610 210 .344 5-3, while their any runs," said Expos' Managa,. Chicago Cubs, Milwaukee 11, Minnesota a Off his overall showing In five playoffs and three World Series, I Rose, Phil regular-season games. only twice in the second half. A The previously unbeaten City blocked two Seattle punts 2,22; Handle $192,459. Atlanta Renewed the contracts 163 62$ 20$ .331 NewYork 9. Tor on to 4 only rival, the Montreal Expos, er Dick Williams. "We did the' Baltimore's three-time Cy Young Award-winner Jim Palmer KnIght, Cin 150 351 175.318 of Coaches Cloyd Boyer, Bobby , "They probably didn't know "If you let them get to you, it Browns also got the short end, a to spark the Chiefs to an Cleyoland 4. Baltimore 1 Garvey, LA lost to Steve Canton and the best Job we could but came upset J 16264 201 .315 Dews and Tommie Aaron and an comes away with that distinction, and that has to be the Bostm 5, Detroit who I was before the game," throws your whole game off. We 31.10 drubbing by the Houston over the disappointing SeaTmpltn, St.L 154 673 211 .314 flounced that Alex Grammas would two games short." Philadelphia PhIliles, 2-0. Saturday night overriding reason his manager, Earl Weaver, Is so insistent he Seattle 9, Chicago 2 said Newton with a laugh. "We knew se could hit Wesley Oilers, Homer, All 121 457 153.314 go to Detroit as a coach. First game hawks, 1-4. Tis 6. California 3 Carlton helped win his own PIttsburi will meet Cincinstart Wednesday night's opening playoff contest with the Parker, Pit 150622 193.310 lasketbali I Negui-Coldo 13.00 5.60 2.00 have a powerful offensive line whenever we wanted in the Campbell scored Earl on Karsas City 6, Oakland 2 SUM 4 naIl in the first game of a best- game by scoring the first run hI' Winfield, SD California Angels here in Baltimore. 139 597 114 .308 Utah Placed forward Larry 1 Jose-Urquldi 5,60 3.20 and that doesn't do any harm second half. We talked it over three short runs and J.C. Wilson Rams 21, Cardinals 0: Sunday's Results Parrish, Mtl 153 5.4.4 167 .307 of-five series for the NL penthe third. He led off with .a, Knight, their No. I draft choice, and 2 Rica-Amore 2.60 wh Weaver is a devout believer in going with his best as quickly as %, Detroit S. Boston 1 Cullen Bryant and WendH w hen you have to run for touch- an we knew they were going returned an intercepted pass 34 Matthws, All 156632 192 .304 guard Wilbur Holland on waivers, 0 (1.4) 21.40; T (4.1.2) 123.60. nant Tuesday night. The single off starter Steve Rogers,' New York 9, Toronto 2 he can. Many might argue that right now Mike Flanagan, the Tyler each scored on 1-yard downs. It's be en frustrating man-to-man and were blitzing. yards for a TI) as the Oilers Second game Cleve 6, Bait 5, 11 inns. I Pirates have lost to the Reds in 13-12, and went to third on a ., American Leagu e Orioles' 23-game winner, is his best, especially since Palmer lEchano-Amore 11.40 6.40 3,60 sitting and watching but I'm It was just a matter of getting posted their most lopsided runs, backup quarterback Miiwesota 5, MIlwaukee 0 0 AC H PC?. ,. three previous divisional double by Pete Rose. Bak. d been beset with arm trouble this season and his 104 record 7 Rica-Loza 0,40 4.20 getting over that. The other him the ball. Chltègo 6, Seattle 1 Lynn, Bolls 147 332 177 .333 There's no body in victory in two seasons. The Vince Ferragamo connected for 1 Jose Doug 3.00 playoffs. McBride then flew out to left Oakland 6, Kansas City doesn't compare with Flanagan's. But when the money Is up there Brett, KC 154 645 212 .329 running backs are the league better against man Browns were limited to Brian a third touchdown and the Los my good 0(44)57.50; P (4.7) 267.20:7 (4-7CalifornIa 11, Texas 3 Stargell, 38, drove In two runs scoring Carlton. on the line, as it always is In the playoffs and World Series, Rica, Bos ISO 619 201 .325 Angeles defense held St. Louis 1) 219.70: CD (44) 171.90. friends and I like cheering them coverage than Wesley." Sipe's 1-yard TI) run and a NFL Standings Dwning, Cal 140 509 165.324 Elsewhere in the NL, New with a sacrifice fly and his 32nd only pitcher close to Palmer Is Ron Guidry. Third game 43 first-half yards. By Unit ed Press International Miami Coach Don Shula yard field goal by Don Cockroft, on and seeing them do well. Oliver, Tex $36 492 159 .323 1 Echano-Urquldl 5.40 4.20 3.60 homer and Robinson, 38, York downed St. Louis, 4-2, The Yankees'fire-balllnglefthander has won two playoff games American Conference Chargers 31, 49ers I: Molitor, Mill 140314 ISS.322 "i just want to do anything I admitted his club played "I don't want to be dianeIPita-Altu 7.20 1,60 East delivered a two-run single in the Atlanta topped Cincinnati, 7.3 and the same number of World Series' contests without ever Lezcano, Mil 130473 132 .321 Dan Fouls fired 6W TD 7LeDoug 7.60 can to help the teatio win but I poorly. spectful," said Oilers' veteran w i. T PC?. Lemon, Chi 140 356 177 .311 seventh inning which proved to Houston trimmed Los Angeles, having been beaten, but he has appeared in less than half the Q(14) 32.00, PC Roy Gerela, ac14)101.30:1(14Miami "We 4 1 0 .100 hurt ourselves at the middle guard Curley Culp, "but passes and glad I'm finally getting a Kemp, Oct 13.4 490 156 .315 New England 3.2, and San Diego defeated San 39060 he the decisive rum. 11. 3 1 0 .750 start of the game when we got Greg Pruitt would not have quired Saturday, kicked a 20chance to run." Bochte, Sea 150534 175 .316 By U ni NWON Pill b isa NIsSI ted Press Internati,n.al Fourth game average in the p%ayoUs,, good as It Isn't n.sety as spsctacular Buffalo "We've walkedwith our Francisco, 5-3. 3 2 o Maine Runs Newton, pressed into duty as called for a clip on the opening been a factor because we yard field goal to lead San Claclisatj vs. Pittsburgh 10.00 4.40 3.00 NY Jets 2 3 0 .400 4Ogulza.Loza as Palmer's 1.78. high all A along," said League gazná1 National League Ses$sf Pive JoseArana Simply 5.10 4.20 a power back because of an kickoff," said Shuts. "That played some good, all-around Diego over winisa San Franbeautiful! Those are the sentiments of the Oviedo High football team on Baltimore o s o .000 Chi IS; Schmidt. Phil %fr"aUy was cconce oncerned aabout most Stargell, w twoRBI made It was Detroit5, Boston l,New, 2Aldana-01a (AII,Tiaies EDT) 3.40 injury to starter Kevin Long, moved us back and then they football." cisco. O.J. Simpson rushed '• Central thesidelinesFriday 1'during "I. ctory over Kissim- him the club's all-time leading York 9, Toronto 2; Cleveland a I" OCt.,2- Pittsburgh atCincinnati, Winfield, SD 34; Macncr, Ali 331 Q(14)30;Ill 111.65:7(4.1-now playoff game, the one which could decide the AL pennant winner. IS WINNING w I. I Pc?. on 16 carries-for the blocked the punt. We were Pitt has four TL)s In the past Star Pruitt, the Browns' breaka2) 211.60. mee. Next opponent for coach Joe Montgomery's Lions Is Interlachen, a non- RB! man with 1,476. "I told Baltimore 5 in 11 lnnlngr 0:30 p.m. Houston 1 1 0 .500 He felt if he pitched the first game, with only three days rest and American League 10 concerned about Dykes all way two weeks. He had Fifthgame only halfback, missed the game 49e Oct'3- Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, Thomas, Pittsburgh 4 10 district opponent. The game will be played Friday night at 8 In Oviedo. Mil IS; Lynn and Rice, Bos his arm being questionable, he wouldn't be able to go again In the everyone it was going to be over Minnesota 5, Milwaukee 0 New England Is at Green Bay 3:13 p.m. 19.00 6.60 6.00 carries this year entering the week. We were aware of his because of a sore right knee. Cleveland 4 .1 0 .600 SAlavaElorza Singleton, Baylor, Cal 36; IArta-Juan $240 6.10 fifth game. Oct3 -Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, today. I really did. Just ask the Chicago 6, Seattle 1; Oakland Salt Cincinnati tonight. 0 5 college record (12 blocked Redskins 11, Falcons 7: lIra-Elexpe 1.00 game. 3:13 p.m. West Weaver, in his Infinite wisdom, told Palmer to forget all about guys." Kansas City Sand California 11;t. Runs Batted In punts) and aware of where he After Newton gave New York 0(4.3)03.60: P(S-4) 391.10; x.Oct. 6 1(5-4. Joe Theisnann completed 19Cincinnati at pin. h. I Pc?. the fifth game. There might not even be any. National League Winfield, Pittsburgh also got another Texas 5. 11 176.60. sburgh, 5:30 p.m. a 20-10 halftime lead, Jackson was. He just got past the block of-26 passes for 232 yards in San Diego I 1 0 .500 Hot Kingman, SD ill; I I .Si*thgame sOd. 1 With Palmer facing Nolan Ryan, who also was bothered with an strong pitching effort from Nets 4, Cardinals 2: Cincinnati at Pitt. Chi 115; Kansas City 3 2 0 put the Jets ahead 26-10 when he and timed it right." leading underdog Washington Schmidt, Phil 111; Garvey, LA 1jjni' Bilbao-Arana 9.00 re For 10.50 5.00 returned sburgh, 1:13 p.m. Denver 3 2 0 .600 arm problem this year, Wednesday night's opener between the Bruce Kison, who allowed Elliott Maddox singled 110; Hernandez, St.L 105. "We mnade some bad n3iS- to Its fourth straight triumph. ~ his Interception 58 IOgulZa-Altu 5.40 1.20 Oakland Not People .400 2 3 0 Baylor, Seattle Orioles and Angels shapes up as the pivotal game In the best American League seven hits, Including Dave Alex Trevino and scored or,,r, ,-. Amvlcan League 3.00 yards up the left sideline un- takes in our kicking game, We Mark Moseley added three field 1 4 0 .200 3Simon•Loza S SOS Cal Rice, 130, 139: three-out-of-fIve series. alqin.re vs. California Klngman's 48th homer, before catcher Terry Kennedy's' Q (40) 43.40; P ($4) 06.40; I (0-4. touched for a score. National Conference got called for offsides on a goals and the Redskins' defense Thomas, Mu $23, Lynn, Sos lest at Five 3) 731.00. East The Orioles have been in five previous playoffs and have taken I being forced to leave the game throwing error in the ninth,' 122, Porter, KC 112. The Jets took control when missed field goal and then gave held Atlanta to a 2-yard ID run _i'jJl,1_ (All times CDT) Seventhgame W L. I Pd. the opener all five times although winning only three of the . with a blister on his Pitching enabling the Mdsto avoid at:.' Stolen Cases Oct3-California at Baltimore, 2Rica.Reyes 7.20 4.40 3.00 they held the ball almost 15 them a cheap first down on by rookie William Andrews. Washington 4 1 0 .100 Moreno, Dallas National League I 5:20 p.m. playoffs. They swept the Twins three inarow in 1969 and 1970 and hand after sjx innings. Kent 100-loss season. 0 .600 3Echano-Perez 6.50 3.10 consecutive minutes at the end another offsldes call. 4 1 Saints 24, Giants 14: Oct. 4- California at Baltimore, Pitt 77; North, SF SI; Lopes, Philadelphia 4 1 0 .600 1 Pita. Beltia 300 of the Athletics three straight in 1971, losing to Oakland in five Tekulve, making his 94th ap Braves 7, Reds l: Our running game wasn't the first half and the start of LA and Tavern, NY 44; Scott, St. Louis Chuck M un cie rushed for 80 ~ Air Conditioning System 3:13 p,m. or 5:30 p.m. 0(23) 29.20, P12-3) $12.00: T(23 1 4 0 games in 1973 and in four in 1974. finished to gain his Gary Matthews and Bob the second. New York, leading going too well. Oct.S Baltimore at Callforia, Mtl 39. yards and two touchdowns NY Giants to 0 5 0 .000 1)159.40. 01 A PLUMBING Wilson, American League In 1969, 1970 and 1071, Palmer pitched the third and deciding 31St save. Jbirner cracked solo homers to 5:30 ,m. Eighth game Central the NFL in rushing, overThe Steelers were beaten, 17- spark New Orleans past the Baltimore at Callfor. KC $3. LeFlore, Del 7$; Cruz, zOd 6 I Pd. SUnIzar-Elorza 15.50 9.10 6.00 whelmned game for the Orioles and won all three. He shut out Oakland'In the "Other years we ran away back the six-hit pitching of Pbfl' v i.. Miami's defense, the 14, in Philadelphia, snapping Sea II, Bumbry, BaIt 37: Wills, Tampa winless New York Giants, who nia 5.10 5.00 Bay 1127 6S62 S 0 0 1.000 lArta-Elespe 1973 playoff opener, started again inGame4 which the Orioles with it, but rot this year,"said Niekro and lead the Braves till best in the NFL against the run, the NFL champions' 12-game unveiled rookie quarterback x.OJJ- Baltimore at Calitor. Tn 36. 1 Sablno.Yza 4.20 Minnesota 3 2 0 won although he lasted only 114 innings and then pitched 414 Pitching victories Klson. "And it's even more victory. By United Press International. Sept. 25 in Kansas City and was with two doubles and four RBI Indians 1, Orioles 5: lila, 8:30 p.m. Q(4$)60.$0,P($-4) 161.40:1(5.4. behind the awesosl$e blocking oI winning streak, and they have Chicago 2 3 0 •4fl Phil Simms. The Giants' No. 1 Nlekro. -----National League Innings In relief in the fifth game which the Orioles also lost. , Green Buddy Bell Is already looking their only victory In six games and Jim Spencer drove In three Del Alston scored the tying meaningful because the last Auras 3, Dodgers 2: nay i i u Nov 21.11; Nickno, All 21.20; Detroit Nlnthgame ; .200 Palmer dropped all decision to the Athletic, In the third game of forward to next season. at Arlington Stadium this year. nina with his 2kid and 23rd rim in the ninth inning and two years we played our hearts Rookie Dan Heep's eIgMk, Carlton, Phil 15.11, Reuschel, lYza 17.20 19.20 5.40 west the 1974 playoff although pitching a three-hitter. "Obviously It was a very oil 10.12, Richard, Nov 1513. Chris Knapp pitched the first home' runs to enable the singled t. the winner In the out (against Philadelphia) and inning sacrifice fly scored Jo" 0*) 'oII.ge 3 Simon 4.50 3.00 W I. I Pd. Flana. League American To give you some Idea of how good a money pitcher Palmer Is, satisfactory season," Bell in- ala innings to up his record 5.6. Yankees to end their season 11th. SUrlzar came up empty." Leonard from third base with 510 Angeles LOS .3 .W$ 2 0 gin, Salt 239; John, NY 21.9; New Orleans 0(3.6040.41,P($.3) 116.40,1(532 3 0 IMMIASURN his overall record for the playoffs and the World Series is seven derdated, after he became the Frank Tanana worked two. with an eight-game winning' Twins I, Brewers o. The Pirates can thank Steve the winning run to give the 11 Koosman, Minn 20.13, Guidry, Atlanta 2 3 0 .so 1) 441,21. victories in nine decisions. Four of those victories have come in first Texas Ranger to collect 0 innings hi relisi, allowing two streak. Canton for his help. The ?atros a victory, jy WLTPtoOP WLTPISOP NY 10.5; Morris, Os? Tenthgame San Fran 0 S 0 .000 Alubsina Con a', all 1710; Eckerslsy, the playoffs where he has finished five of his six Marts and struck hits. "But I hope I can do better runs and two hits. 1 #0 66 3 3 00141 9 Plilliles' lefihander completely Padres 6, Glows 3; lAna $1.10 11.00 4.20 Sunday's Results 20th victory by scattering 1JINUN I II 59 17 3 00114 11 Tux 17-12. $Mendea out 43 batters in 502.3 innings. 10.10710 10SL$, NY Jets 33, Miami 27 nest year." overpoweredth -In other AL games, Detroit e Expos as he Gene1nace halted 1113610 atwo.run. 201)59 Ri.. ee hits. Milwauk 's Gorman 1 Ira 1.00 Minnesota 13, Detroit 10 lamed Run Average 10 153 20 •1 • o Catfish Hunter has won more postseason games than Palmer, Thomas lb. American League West beat Boston, 54; New York 7 ' tossed a three-hitter and struck mer with one o ho ut he in t 18th to t t II'S 0 Q(S-$)4$.00aP(S-0)33150;T($.I. 20 30 10 PhIla 17, Pittsburgh 14 (based in 163 insias pitched) nine, but he also has lost six, and Don Sutton's postseason record champion California Angela, flattened Toronto, 9-2; Cleveout 12. Montreal needed a give the Padres a victory hi 1 1) 764.20. the AL record of 175 in a_ Washington 16, Atlanta 7 MOM" League Richard, Sss III 0 0 030441 119-3. Ilevesitligame led by horn, runs from Bobby land nipped Baltimore,14,lnll Over Houston 31, Cleveland 10 vlctorytoremalnevenwiththe Roger Craig's final game as:. Moo 2.71; Home, Clii 2.741 S 10 17 59 2 10 71 4 S.zs, SLeque-Arana 16.20 6.00 4.60 Fisulis' New Orins 21, NY Glints 14 21 p 41 Schatzlder, Mtl 2.53, Hooton, I 1510 ii Ryan has appeared in only one previous playoff game andthat Gnich, Carney Lansford and Innings; Minnesota blanked Ken Kravec toned a five- Pirates hi the loss column and San Diego manager. (aIg wa ** dOguiza•Mendez S 15 3 06 5 30 59131 LA 3.97: Nlekro, Moo and 1.20 16.20 Buffalo 3$, Baltimore 13 was with the Mel in 1969 when he relieved Gary Gs*dry with two Don Baylor, took the final game Milwaukee, 5-0; Chicago (UPI) then would have had to win a fired before the game. PHILADELPHIA - hitter and ip 2 Sablno-Loza 3.40 Tamp. Bay 17, Chicago 13 Rogers Mtl 3.00. men on, none out, the count 1-2 en Rico Catty and the Braves of the regular season for both clipped Seattle, 61; and Oak- Bill Barber and Bobby Clarke three rims for acego 0(6-$)46.41;P(6.4) 144.30,1(14. Dallas X. Cincinnati American 13 League Guidry, ATLANTic taw 3) 361-IS. leading 2 0 In the third Inning of the third and final encounter. clubs, 114Th. Angela open the land edged Kansas City, 64. Son Diego 31, San Fran 9 John, NY 3.00; All soon NY 2.70; scared third-period goals a A's 1, Ruin I Csa.a&u TweiftIgame Kin City 21, Seattle 6 Eckersisy, On L?0tsOP 2.99: Flanagan, WLTPIIOP He struck out Catty and although he gave up a heme rim to AL playoffs Wednesday In Dave Revering belted a two. b the NatlonalLengus, It was mlmte apaxt Sunday night to I II 441 1 551* 71 Bait 3.05; McGrsgor, Bait 3.34. iAlurla.Yza Oakland 21, Denver 3 5.40 1.20 2.20 '.."'.. Orlando Cepeda In the fifth inning, the Mets won 7.4 and then went Baltimore. I Of It I 3 19H 4 Pittsburgh 6, (cago 3, giving give the Philadelphia Flyers an run ninth-Inning triple to ft Slllbao.Elexpe Los 5.20 11.20 21, St. Louis 0 All $rtkosvts I ICR 4 3 ISiS? 43 2Unlzar.AIda on to win the World Series, I'%,'11_1..,. Mildly's Oams 3.20 Nitlinal League Richard, Bell's hit was a double down the Pirates the East Division $3 NIL exhibition victory over Oakland Brian Kingman, $7 L IV II 0 0 3 00 N 10 New Eng at Green lay, 9 0(1.1)43.20,P(I.1) 119.001T111-1. 11sioper ii 14 17 3 11 69 $I I-lou 313; Canton, Phil 213; Despite the trouble he had with his armthlss,ason, Ryan won the kMleld line in the sixth title; Philadelphia 2, Mo ntreal the Montreal Canadleas. won In relief ' 2il1511 2) 517.55, p.m. $ 15 0 19 I Is 33 so Nlekro, All 305, Blyleven, p 16 games while losing 14. He has been up and down all year long inning off Civia Knapp, 5.5 and . 0; Atlanta?, Cincinnati 2; New kft P'1adslphia took ill lead 11112* 1 *I4 I I Ii A-4,Ii0; Handle $235,100. 172, McGlottwn, Chi 116. 14,Td, 550 S 0 I 11 1614 andlfhe's"on"Wednesdaynlgtt,he could be rough. Palmer, on scored LarueWashlngton from York 4,SLLoeJsl; Houston 3, aecondehdothegam.on Paul Mears Cantures I I (5 bISfIslWslsrsmhs,.,,cemse) AinorIcaus Lug.. Ryan, the other hand, is eapableolwhuslngev.nU he's ntttt his bset. fledba.e. LesAngsloa$; and SajiDligo5, Holmgren's goel but Steve Cal 223; Guidry, NY Ulf 190; Jenkins, Flanagan, Nobody around today knows the art of pitching better than he WhsnBslipullidhto second, San FrancIsco 3. ShMt tied It for Montreal at Aflnritru arie. AVDAtI nuwi,m.v(UPI)-Larry to break par. *i SMISS Yes 113; Koosman, Minn 117. does. he got a standing ovation fr om 21$ 'thenthck 3 WLTPNP WLTPleOP ORLANDO-SIMINOLI Saves ld 690e' Tom Watson and Hale Irwin Astheuythgoea anything con hpppsninasborta.ries. With the 0,601 fans a1 was i'wded Tigers it Red $111; - 55 72 14 1 SlIP a 11.adcngoairbyTomaoruice HAMPTON, Ga. (UPI) Natlesal League SPRINGFIELD, Mass. SuItor, Saturdaymallmes 66 SO 30 1' 1 UedfOrflfthwlthv4s,omj, PWst some andFlannganpedllidInto work the fIrst two games for the bell. P Jack Mania scstterid seven and Mel &1i'w. Iuift's Rick Means averaged is,ecord todai. (UPI) 3 25 11 59 Chi V; Telwlvt, Pitt 3$; IS 10 Jim Warner scored He 16.10 8.60 4,10 Gerber, All 59; Sal Nov lRIca.Doug 'Ith a VS Howard ICsrt': 15 11 $ than at horn., the Orioles, whoal.o boast the bitt !!!I In the hits and Torn kookese and asoaedpted gail at 17:10 169AN mph Sunday to ost. two goals and vinran Garde S.00 3A 3PI?a.Urquldl 1 3I3112 0 0 11 23: Lavello, IF Is. Instead, Len Hinkle Is 100 TwIt The CsllfotnIavldory brélis Chanip majors, are understandable favorftu. ie,imais cipjt4 a ft 34, $ g Gordon Jclmcook In 555 5 5 3 15 30 74 us Howe had two assists Sunday $CalvInNeye$ America. League Mar. Gilder 1W4'.d ninth at 525 511 I 3531101 eiiatt, Aunn n; Kern, -ran sg The playoff . shifts to Anaheim, Calif., Friday. lb. 'AJIle a three-game king streak that three-na fist with borne rune, at 0:19 of the 'third psrIo QUS)49.ISIT($-24)I$2* winalag the bdyAtlanta said to the goat night to power the Hartford =",";,*-I 5 59 73 5 45 4111 While ?400 fr tttlfid away a y1ian and Brer ce uldbsgolng iiaegjittfartherideftthsydos'twthdiçwhini4 started after the Angola cthi. Ykis.$, i 3ajs* 65 Vanliouw, Calf and Lopez. Do liamie at the ,, • • 3 10 followsdbyClarks'sMl:3I,p JJgtWhalers toa5-2NILexhibition 16.15 1.20 4.40 21: Mange, Claw It. 0 ZaN.Oyari lIWIU lead an the final '.0 fell lIlhat27L $is) Monpkj,aldv atlisetooec(th.gam.shsr,, 1oy Mercer wed 31*4 thamsOat of reach. national Belong. victory over the Colorado iSV uvSs, fl$URII -p yi.yid A. for ts, he Rockies. od °' 13731$ for sharing I well ahead of Jaluseocic, who ' ! j Mark Howe, Mike Rogers and Nosed h17 pull Rest do 4111d well I hit Jordy Douglas also scored for Hartford. Dave Watson sad *I- No 0 WNW Sades of ,winalow that has not tasted defeat. And, at least one of the league's top performers isn't so sure the Buccaneers will lose more than a game this season. "It's conceivable with their defense they could be 154, with their only loss coming to us later in the year," said Bears' running back Walter Payton after Tampa Bay won its fifth game of the season without a loss by rallying to defeat Chicago 17•13 Sunday. Despite the victory, Tampa Bay Coach John McKay was not predicting a playoff berth or an Now York Evans' completion was the lone bright spot for the former USC star who was starting his first game against his McKay, his former college coach. Evans threw two interceptions as he attepted the rally the Bears In the final five minutes and wound up 12 of 23 for 173 yards. 63 " .3eq 35 .11. Was? ,~ ~ 44 1 I . . . -. .... S 1I'-Yt Fifthgame 15.60 7.00 6.60 5.60 3.10 .. - ______ f ' - ' . -' , . '. - . - ' - . - ' '- -, ' , .'. - .' - - - r Pirates -' ... . ' . -- ', ' - .. - • Parade J '' Survive I- . Leaders Palme Th M Transactions , , ..ey ' t - '•', - - - . , .#. •.' . - ,, ,. ' - , - - Pro Football . P, - to two am Is, . - - HAPPINESS for . - - . - - t HIt JLI - - . - - r - Ifl7I_ - - , . - - Football - . - , Fl" . •'•'' Montreal ' wt. - '. ' - Nelson BlowsOut - IL irai,ZeS - ::' - __ __ i' 4pumadim" ~ 41~ to W - _ = Is - - -•...,. . - -. .. ., . _ -. *bd' . . • - f EUVEM&SM ' - 4_"_•__&4_... .. .. ---1--..s.:.. '-..-,-.-. , . * r*,'-ir , :..-. .-.. .- - -'', , - :' .. ." - . ___.,, . . 1____,-.._.__.__, 'S __- - - riosid hi the ujir't ma 14'endsr' 4I,iWchikeaq.hdthe dwwId's p01 a A r1he . ull '- I 3 - .'1? The 9A,ISW UN wk- him the seaM raised he, -1 SH ----'..- -- ----- _ . _ _ It theEovkies, I; QWMW_Mo~ .~J, ~, c pa ....% 'r ,... ~, ,c -.,/,.1 .......-----..-...-...-.....--....-..-...,4 far ?;E;11 : "eo *4 ', Telephone Orders, 'c:Name ____________ of Pod bytwodiota. Fed shot al? AM was five shin back entoting the bai round. Is third place was rookie Beth CHICAGO (UPI) - J.P. DanM, who collided olglt hirdles in the round and mat. Baths's paplay goal (IW. chest the low score of the sdytothstrdpsrhdfay Isernamed at $'imdur S lied the 'urge Black U" satd thMLai the 11th Daniel raised her rookie Hawks to thur first NIL W's panO, she promked susan mosey_wlsalags to sinhihis. vidosy, a a's tr$ honmi. cooldre*. **NI)sid bitt in sear tbr TuriN, M, ka$ her primie.ad wed. LPGAury for aio.kl,, Lags, Ma to bled. th 14th - hale,' Iapesadd,"Ir.aflygotmad TenNis Rods Isimlag the. w tt the llthbula. I heard a seared nldoeythe flit o op ad ft my radJheJeessàdyin im ;Z0 , 000701 , Ai id so Mills ad 1W the flit on seer. I liemy tasperatere OredMitvsytaBlsdf,the Laps bed "*an fades iupto1$I was aomad," Red mm dot - the - of ' .. _ amlith M1111 -L.-A 101#111111111611111111% ., - ___ • " had is Nellie * . ' - -I '---- ... - - Well is . : d= UPi low 116 It * - I dday ow tk . ld 1111111 - TwIt'dg w1h , ft Ido pN,ed 10 Via. - 'iaigo.s seer piiy to fold r I% & I I , ........... I '1 - m s yHtr 'hit With Stredir NIt; aid IA - _ _ ' ;* isu 'To bw 40 Victory s', - .aomkmd ___ . 01 lot "' . -- Csvsll.rs Nip -L DAILA$(UPI)- I was a earnings to $i,7l3, an aU4lme Nancy Lopes knewahi LPGA record for official idwhosp and lndoq a,ike wInnings, it was bar eighth win hi only lltoernamsMs this yew WW ewey with $13,IIL and she now has won 17 towThlg tape, hubs her hi a 27-wiNk pro su* .0 -°1 . __ r. 410 _ , Wins At Dallas* _ '- ' Fran , _____ - i.opez at I M hale, ha was br.s inmItuail posing for Xi W6 And three *a like flasHy to break the "We knew t was what we The asegals lid 3 go Mists' average spied satd to It looks like Jokesy Msors, tovckdewns, Teuuesase ' Psdthepreviesbdyr'cwd do to beat 'na. Into the "r5011 edge 1'*MtikehatIIeknt Nelson, with a hilpiag hiad arom 'knocked off pneelosily an' but we asvr 'vet Troj.sallywo therndown 0111*0 itt hi 1W) by Gary " a strike who Strestor, the preseason r b. re Roprs IN Jimmy WiNe, has the basin. Aubua by a v1iw 16th hole, bit at par ftwew choice for. all4ottligutsrn stowed hinds,.." ke Bittenhauen at the Texas with the of 11111111111111111 1 Viii is the come- *17wdiyadiamfoaII Caafurwsce Uabellsvabls, ibsolataly thoU World Spssdoay. est.bacb and 6*, SiMakd$Mday p ft, uto-'-' heck fraiL Mart wIth tii bsNs,able," add Ibthle. "I isel ' pick two .o#lIIIIt night bit that shmdihi't have MCDoNM. ZvthM, thewe rc Majors hi 11Iwj rv'j - ig in hidi the Yin iue plqsr of the wsi, tisdèsl ill lit the 1* bile mv 1,I$'i*nII , sppwiWáasateracal ___ year si.Ni team then won lIWehehe the aderdeg - r "I *heIdI" added Ike IS' Lw is yarda aid -Iwo ,w Mace that las was by deppedhilire faornáeaU . (hO II Oct. year old DaHas "tMa loser, l CbI9 ilsied ØMAId tiichdewii Saturday lad .sly five points 174*, to en a thkdadni IisIL.4. I. a rdsrntokeakeaaatsrwhisft AIa hi i WI beyond 'hit I aid amip1*0101passsfarUS Se iC]aidthetspnnpk.d the Now Adid aIsrrpU!II MeLlON 4 11' 11 Mi' yar*umd was capable of dung it to*in. Tt.ImI to cm from iut,tot ' wtanked da* l '" oscoadato do toathjs,.. he4to the ful By Untied - _ - Malors..Has Vols.. On Comeback Whalers Win - - V Jai-Alai Hawks TopL.ais 000 I Mailing Address - v-i - - tw .clty_________________________ 0. 0, ____ stat.__________________ Zip______ '. . ____________ Additional Hit enclosed___________________ - _ Sand chock., money order with your coniplø.d coupons. - -ta: -. - '- IIC1I](i 300 N. French Avenue Sanford, Florida 32771 6 . 'q• : 19 PUNI MAL AWAY OUDU broke Evening . 0 :................,,...,....,,,,.,,.,.,....,,.,,...,.• - C mm m * Please : : , :;. ---- N& _c_ - I. ~-lio,6_ .. , ,4-1 _1 - - - - - - •- - --- - z:.,:,-•-'- ' :, ..:,: - % . . - : - - - __ I �4 OURSELVES Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Monday, Oct. 1, im—iI — Miss Mays, Staple Deal Larry TONIGHT'S TV IIIk'liYiW E EVENING Weight 6:55 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 600 O0ONEWS ED AMERICAN GOVERNMENT 7:00 Catherine Renate Mays and illusion which was accented Larry Patrick Deal were united with appliqued lace motifs. She in holy matrimony Sept. 29, at 7 carried a bouquet of white roses p.m., at the Community United and daisies. Methodist Church, Casselberry. Sara Lee Roberts attended Rev. J. Arthur Padgett per- the bride as maid of honor. Her formed the double ring sky blue gown was fashioned ceremony. with a V-neckline, slit short The bride is the daughter of sleeves and a pleated skirt. She Mrs. Gabriele Mays of Sanford carried a bouquet of white and James Mays of Columbus, carnations and daisies. Ga. The bridegroom is the son Kenny Tellefsen served the of Mr. and Mrs. James Deal of bridegroom as best man. 7-00 Q1 THREES A CROWD J ALL IN THE FAMILY "Archie Feels Left Out" P.M. MAGAZINE 0 JOKER'S WILD THE CROSS-WITS MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT 7:30 (1) TIC TAC DOUGH Clarkston, Ga. Ushers were Barry Deal and Given In marriage by her Tedd Leggett. father, the bride chose for her The reception was held at the vows a formal gown of white church fellowship hail. organza over peau de sole. The Following a wedding trip to the fitted bodice, appliqued with Florida Keys, the newlyweds venise lace mçtlfs, featured a will make their home at 1944 S. scooped neckline and long slim Old Mill Drive, Deltona. The sleeves terminating in lace bride is employed as a deputy ruffles. The A-line skirt swept clerk at the Seminole County into a chapel train. Courthouse. The bridegroom is A cap of venlse lace secured sales representative for her fingertip veil of imported American Thie. . . t. . 8:00 PRAIRIE The Ingalls family are attempt to gain legal custody of Albert is blocked by the boy's real father. @1 0 THE WHITE SHADOW An ambitious coach from a rival school convinces Coach Reeves' top guard to leave Carver and play for him. O 240-ROBERT While Thib and Trap are underwater in a reservoir trying to recover stolen money, an attendant mistakenly opens a giant drain valve. MUSICAL COMEDY TONIGHT SylvIS Fine Kaye hosts this review of 60 years In the American Musical Theatre starring Carol Burnett, Richard Chamberlain, John Davidson and many others. 1 •:"'. 's-. • .&•!.. --; ':'. ._.. 4• IT Al ,... . f 51. 8:00 1:30 4 fl AS THE WORLD TURNS 0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO @ 0 SEARCH FOR 10M0R 2:00 THE DOCTORS 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 2:30 2 17 ANOTHER WORLD 0 GUIDING LIGHT 2 12 . 3:00 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL ED ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) 3:30 0 ONE DAY AT A TIME (R) 4 ED VILLA ALEGRE (Fl) 2 EMERGENCY ONEI .t THE BRADY BUNCH OTHE LITTLE RASCALS 0 MERV GRIFFIN 9:55 12 MY THREE SONS UPBEAT ED SESAME STREET (R) 10:00 4:30 (2) ij2 CARD SHARKS (!) BEAT THE CLOCK 0 BEWITCHED 12 MAKE ME LAUGH 5:00 .2 12 CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS 0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN ED MISTER ROGERS (B) 10:55 o CBS NEWS 5:30 t 2 NEWS 0 MASH 0 ALL IN THE FAMILY 01 GOOD TIMES El) ONCE UPON A CLASSIC 11:00 HIGH ROLLERS @J 0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT 9:00 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (R) (2)1111 THE 17TH ANNIVER. MIKE DOUGLAS •4 10:30 JZ HOLLYWOOD SQUARES @J LOVE OF LIFE 0 WHEWI 10 • S.. -,, 1:00 2 12 DAYS OF OUR LIVES 1fl THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 0 ALL MY CHILDREN 9:00 ()(A) DONAHUE 0 MIKE DOUGLAS 0 MOVIE 9 DINAH! ED EDUCATIONAL PRO. GUMMING shocked and upset when their MRS. LARRY PATRICK DIAI. 7:30 TODAY (A) FRIDAY MORNING 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI. CA 4 8:30 Ln TODAY 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI CA €11 LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU (A) (2J t1i LITTLE HOUSE ON THE ' ROW 0 RYAN'S HOPE 12 PASSWORD PLUS 8:25 ( TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA U NEWS 11am Slyron. (Part I of 2) . 12:30 2 NEWS (1) OVER EASY signmenl. DICK CAVETT Guest: Wil-. €11 EDUCATIONAL PRO- ShAMMING 7:25 LJ TODAY IN FLORIDA C) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA @ NEWS C4 (1) HAPPY DAYS AGAIN O THE NELYWEDGAME O FAMILY FEUD G M'A'SH The personnel of the 4077th try to make a good Impression on a psychiatrist when threatend with reas- . 2 MINDREADERS 4 CC) I? HEWS 00000 MORNING AMERICA (Z) SESAME STREET (A) "The Functional Presidency" I ' 12:00 II TODAY @ 0 FRIDAY MORNING W AMERICAN GOVERNMENT K Ar TERNOON HI, NEIGHBOR 630 (21 NBC NEWS @) 0 CBS NEWS ABC NEWS Vows 11.30 2 I? WHEEL OF FORTU N E 1) FAMILY FEIJ[) E7 TODAY IN FLORIDA "Roles Of The President" Repeat 6:45 A.M. WEATHER 8AHY TONIGHT SHOW Johnfly Carson celebrates his 11th annlvecwy as host of "The Tonight Show" with a two-hour special featuring his nowfamous monologues and memorable clips from previous .. • / 'r r I-. 1 . . .' .. ..•.. '.• ...• • shows. @ 0 MA'SH Hawkeye clashes with a determined foreign officer over the medical treatment of a wounded Korean woman whom the officer is anxious toInterrogae. O NFL FOOTBALL New England Patriots at Green Bay Packers r .. •_ pt '. '; r" .• / a., •.. -. .. . 9-30 I. - WKRP IN CINCINNATI Los decides to prod Carlson for raise, and Jennifer falls in love with a penniless but handsome repairman. I the journalism class he has agreed to speak In front of Is made up of prison Inmates angered by the shutdown of MURDER MOST ENGLISH At The Bellona Club" Five People stand to gain from the genera. (111th, but on of them must lose everything. (Part 4) "The Unpleauntniu DEAR ABBY: I was once in the same predicament as FRUSTRATED and my husband and I were ready to climb the walls. Then we stoke to his doctor, who wrote my husband a "prescription" and gave It to the head nurse. (We AM have me "prescription" our scrapbook.) One nurse entered our room out- of -curiosity, -but we feltJustified In telling her to day out that It -was doctor's i' dare that we were not 10 be disturbed for two hourL There were no more problems once the word got araimd the nurses' datlon. &jfl U&.. SAVED BY UNUSUAL PRPCBIPTION DEAR ABBY: AsanRNlna I4ow1onh".tal I have ease loins' 4ydrangsIsput. I recall a cin$hi4 from a woman who was sharing_a double double room with a pretty yoaggirI who ba4sher legs In a álfrg acckit. It seems that the girl (with both - - - -• . . - • • - . .'..--_ . r-pa - . • • ".- * -w- w' 0- U.' — -. bout embelTassed when I've '"i " "" °" u ion. 11:30 walked Into private, semi. private and ward rooms to find (2) 0 NW NEWS SPECIAL REPORT John Chancellor and people With the same views as Fr. Robert O'Donnell report on FRUSTRATED. Pop. John Paul Il's historic vis. I $11) not totally without It to the United States. sympathy, but I think the (4)•CSS NEWS SPECIAL patient's health should be ($f(J REPORT A report on Pope for at the hospital and his John Paul II's historic visit to ______ i... * the United 8Th Is presented iw'"iv ju siewnere. A 0 THE WORLD OF FPAWhotaI Is not a hotel. U a UN patient Is Wall iflOUgh for Willis and Nina Foch narrate marital relations, and wads to this historical montage designed by Charles and Ray get his $Naday's worth, 1t(R) psrhsps he should be trw. derred to the neared Hilton, 11:45 MARYINDULUTh DYONANNOUNCID DEAR ABBY: My husband wan a itoarktg @K &W we!ii M a.t.lI. pasty he------opaio--turnhit off and eltgInacrjsnsr S. I p, all by 500 think hi's antkoclal or ia FW j, '• ii: says that who asa. folks (apsd'y women) thgat a few Inbe In thom, ey tad to DEAR ABBY: The letter from the fredrated newlywed reminded me of my days as a young intern at St. JoeepWs hospital In Syracuse, N. V. I rforgetthe.yea. oIdpsflii4whohadayoimg woman visiting hi I wed Into his room to tell him that visiting hours were over. At first it appeared that he was alone, thin I diaossnd thu they wet, 9= be his bed! (I was more embsrasied than they were.) NEYOR1CM.D WAR ANY: Iamylly.srs oljwlvat. nun, I comet coed the number of thnes I've ____ - w - 'v . _ '•', ' '".' ' ''s' Is . / / - • ___ ISO. riJ ... Sylvia Fine Kaye (Danny's -- - -- • • - — — i PLAZA II 1,.;sIoN hostess and executive producer she's charming as she talks about this American phenomenon. Performers Include Ethel Merman, Carol Burnett, RichRichard Chamberlain, Sandy Duncan, Rock Hudson, John Davidson, on, Bernadette Peters and Bobby- Van,wbo. recreate - — and F()L OVIELANi 17935 1216 KING hAT - RL , ._ different Broadway hits INTRODUCING S P AGHETTI I - - *00 L4RLYDAY 10U11111101111 1 (4)CMCK1MAR. *2$ spoppy - . Hovy I RY OUk S OD -' — — - . -w -. - HAPPY HOUSEWIVES numbers from four widely *30 •TNEUILBI.40W *41 ® WTANA &d. issm - - Wue and songwriter) Is creator, , an 4 Urough his hewIng ald, feels ilbe a "beife" In his sit, Ay, yes wadd be doing psopIswhow. Mg favor If yen uked your rssis to be a 1W. mar, IN'N THAT NEW FwltchloN! For the kind of theater that costs big money at the box office, tune In the delightful PBS series premiere, "Musical Comedy Tonight," Oct. 1, 8-9:30 p.m., EDT (check Local Ustings). _______ -• - • the good-clean-fun strip joint In which she works is sold to men who, believe it or not, cater to lust, The title is 'Portrait of a Stripper." ThE MUM CONNEC. liON Two defectors from the Palestine Uberatlon Organlzation tell how they were t r ai ned to be terrorists at a secret KGB n legs In casts, yeti) had frequent yijje from her husband, during which time they carried on as though they were ins private room. When 1 confronted the younggiri with ierr000mate'i complaint, she said. "If she's such a prude, she can turn the GU* way." I1WESTORY • FULL / - 1100 MODO ONEWS DEAR ABBY: The latter released from the hospital to night duty at a hospital, a from the newlywed signed have sea, reminded me of a woman patient rang her bell FRUSTRATED, who couldn't similar Incident, and asked if I'd mind standing wait for her husband to be Years ago, when I was on guard. RETIRED RN, MILWAUKEE DEAR RETIRED: At least she asked. (1927), " Alas, she is a stripper with a saintly private life She manages to stay pure If somewhat naked — even when e Goings-On Embarrass Hospital Workers News" "Coinpiny" (1970). As Miss Fine says, "four hits, four runs, four eras," and they spy on her in order to prove her an unfit mother, their paper, The Lake Mary. Woman's Club began the 1979-80 season with a meeting and luncheon at Frogg's Restaurant, The Crossings. Highlighting the meeting was a book review given by Maryon Mensing, left, who discusses the program with DeLores Lash club president. ''Good "Anything Goes" 1934i, OkIatioiiia! 1943) and Yet another child appears on CBS Oct. 2, 9-11 p.m., El)T. He's the son of widowed Lesley Ann Warren, a stripper whose father-in-law hires out-of-work photographer Ed Herrmann to C!) 0 LOU GRANT Lou learns LAKE MARY CLUB BEGINS NEW YEAR NEW YORK (UP!) — Little children are taking over the screen, instead of just controlling the dial. That means audiences will get several shows that are long on cute — and somewhat short make it delightful television in other departments. entertainment. 10:00 Herald PliaNt by TOM Vincent Kids Making Shows 'Cute' A ti v), ~a nluj j F O UNTAIN I �21-1 vebs, NsiiM, Snford, Fl. Monday, Oct. 1, 97 Legal Notice _________________ ijalNotIi Legal Notice Legal Notice F Wanted _______________ ________________ 31A-uplexes IN THE CIRCUIT COURT POE NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. NAME STATUTE NOTICE TOTHE PUBLIC PROBATE DIVISION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT p THE TO WHOM IT MAY cONcEpi PILE NO. 7f37L Notice is hereby given that the IIGNTEI$Tp JUDICIAL dR. NOIICI II hiby given fltat Board of Adlustment of the City of CUlT, IN AND FOR SIMINOLE Und.f'Sjgfled pursuant to me IN RE: ESTATE OP Sanford will hold a regular meeting COUNTY. FLORIDA. "FICtitIO4a Name $tati,te", HARRIETT LOUISE JONES, Ott OCtObIF 12, lf, In the City Hall fl.1341.CA4Hc N3.O, FIorid Statutn, will register Deceased. at 11:30A.M. In order to consider. with the Clerk of the CIrcuit Court, NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION rlqUestfcravarl$nceiflth,Zoning DANE. KENNEY, fl1ffOISSffiInOIICOUflty,Florid., TO ALL PERSONS HAVING _ is It pertains to front Ordinance Plaintiff, '°1' receipt of proof of the CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST yard setback requirements in MR.1 vs. ptMicetloii of this notice, me 1k. THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Zoned District In Lot 13, WellIngton COOKIE FACTORY OF AMERICA, tItlousneme,to.wft: BIG CYPRESS OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED Addition. GOLF CLUIvfldecithp,,,1,d IN THE ESTATE: INC. db.a COOKIE FACTORY, Being more specifically described Defandan,, tO engage In business at 777 HIghway YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFI ED located at east side Park Ave. 41, Winter Springs, Florida 33J. that the administration of the estate NOTICE OP SALE ______ lath St. I. railroad tracks. between That t icorporatlon Interested In of HARRIETT LOUISE JONES, NOTICE is gIven that pursuant to Planned use of the property- on Amended Finsi Judgment dated saId business enterprIse is as deceased, File Number 7.379, ii Sktgle family residence. pending in the CIrcuit Court for September 20, 1V, in Case No.. fo11os B. L. Piftins CYPRESS ASSOCIATES. Seminole County, Florida, Probate 1347CA*K, in the CircuIt Court of ChaIrman LTD. Division, the address of whIch is the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, in Board of Ad$ustment by DELRON CORPORATION, Seminole County Courthouse, forSemIneiecounty,Fo.,in Publish Sept. 21 1. Oct. 1, 1f1 its General Partner Sanford, Florida 37771. The Per. which Dan E. Konney is By: L. C. Grammar sonal RepresentatIves of the estate Plaintiff, and Cookie Factory _. PTS$idint NOTIt ??M si.. An.,Ieh 11%. are THE ATLANTIC NATIflIJAI W7 DltedatOriando,Orang, County, BANK OF -_________________________ Notice is hereby given that the iS Defendant, I will sell to the address is General Mail Carrier, Board of AdIustm.nt of the City oi highest and best bidder for cult at Florida leptember 3, if7, & Found Sanford will hold a regular meeting the West Front door of the Seminole Publish S.pt. 10,17, 21. & oct. 1, 19n Jacksonville, Florida 33201, and JOHN CHARLES BULL, SR., wttose on October 12, in,, in the City Hall County Courthouse in Sanford, DEN33 address is 13535. W. 5th Street, Boca Gray alley cat, larg, male, lost at 11:30A.M. in order to consider. Florida, at 11:01 am. on October 2f in,. the following described . FICTITIOUS NAME , Raton, Florida 33432. The name and request era variance in the zoning vicinity Old Lake Mary Rd & Notice Is hereby given that lam address of the oøert sot forth In the Personal Ordinance as it pertains to rear ional WllburAve,$1Sreward.3fl.34, 9a9ed in busIness at 622 Ponca Representatives' attorney are set setback requirements in MR.1 Amended Final Judgment, All machinery, equipment, fur. Trail, Maitland, FIa. 32731, forth below. Zoned District in Lot 16, Mayfair All persons having claims or ______________________________ Vital. niture, fixtures leasehold im. Seminole County, Florida, under the Being more specifically described provements and leasehold Interest fictitious name of SOLAR demands against the estate are EIGHTIES CO.. and that I intend to required, WITHIN THREE as locatid at 130 Mayfair Court. belonging to debtor and located 21 Hour BabySittIng MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Planned use of the property, debtors "Cookie Factory" retail register said name with the Clerk in My Horns store, which store is located at No. the Circuit Court, Seminole County, THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Singlefamily residence. 3331553 317, Aitamonte Mall Shopping Florida in accordanc, with the THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk I. L. Perkins CwterAltamontesprings,5.rninei, provisions of the FIctitIous Name of the above court a wrItten Child Carainmy home Cha1.rmen Statutes, ToWIt: Section sis.ot statement of any claim or demand County, Florida. Fenced Yd.,re.sortabi.prices Board of Adivatm,nt thel' may have. Each claim must be Mon. thru Fri. 323.Ilfl Publiall Sept. 24 1 Oct. 1, in, Dated this 27th day of September, Florida Statutes 1937. 51g. James Larry Wiggins in writing and must indicate the D!N.104 1979. Publish Oct. 1, 0, 13, 22, 1979 basis for the claIm, the name and Child Care-infants to 10 yrs. (SEAL) DEO.6 Kindergarten 1. preschool address of the creditor or his agent Arthur H. Blckwith, Jr. FICTITIOUS NAME P,0Ot'ams. Hipttiy exp. staff, CITY OP LONOWOOD, FLORIDA or attorney, and the amount Clerk of the Circuit Court, Notice is hersby given that I am dewloprnefttal playground. 430 NOTICE OP PUBLIC NIARINOTO claimed, if the claim is not yet due, Seminole County, Florida engaged in .isiness at 1432 Can. Riverview Ave. 322•$41. CONSIDER ADOPTION OF the date when it will become due By: Eleanor F. Buratto tsrbury Circle, Casealberry, Fl. shall be stated. if the claim is Depufy Clerk 20.Year.Old wiii PROPOSED ORDINANCE 32707 Seminole County, Florida, Mr. John U. Crusoe contingent or unhiquidated, the Baby Sit in yourhome TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: under Itie fictitious name of CEN. 350 East College Avenue nature of the uncertainty shell be m.soSi TEAL FLORIDA NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by stated. If the claim Is secured, the _____________________ CARPET Tallallassis, Florida 32301 the City of Longwood, Florida, that security shall be described. The CLEANING and that I intend Attorney for PlaIntiff 11-Itntñictloin relistevsaidnamewiththeClerkof PublIsh Oct. 1,0. 197 the City Commission will hold a claimant shall deliver suffIcient ___________________________ the Circuit Court, Seminole County, DEO.7 hearing to consider enact. copies of the claim to the clerk to _____________________ _____________________ public Florida in accordance with the ____________________ mint of Ordinance No. 169, entitled: enable the clerk to mail one copy to provisions of me ENJOY ANLONOWOOD, ORDINANCE OF THEIDA, CITY each Personal RepresentatIve. Fictitious Name IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Op FLOE All persons Interested in the estate CriaIiveExprnsio 323.1112 Statutes. To.Wit: Florida Statutes iS7.Section 063.09 IIONTIENTH JUDICIAL dIR' AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 143 to whom a copy of thIs Notice of ______________________ CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE OP SAID CITY, SAID ORDINANCE AdministratIon has been mailed are 51g. AL Gene Taylor PRIVATE VOICE LESIONS COUNTY, FLORIDA. BEING THE COMPREHENSIVE required, Deletes Johnson Taylor. WITHIN THREE CASE NO. 79.1e1C4.D ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF , Publish:SIpfernber2i,IOctoberl, BESSIE H. GOODWIN, 3227346 1, 15. 1979. CiTY OF LONOW000, FLORIDA, THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF ____________________ Plaintiff, SAID AMENDMENT CHANGING THIS NOTICE, to file any ob.DIN.1S5 vs. _________________________ 125psdaINIcss THE ZONING OF CERTAIN lections they may have that MAX A MOGUL REALTY, INC. TERRITORY, MORE SPECIFIC. challenge the validity of the Ddendint, ALLY DESCRIBED, FROM B.1 decedent's Will, thequaliflcationsof TV star Mike Connors, who FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICEOF SALE BUSINESS DISTRICT TO Ri thePenonalRepresentativ,s,orthe Minnix was a nemesis of fic. Notice is hereby given that I am NOtiCelshIrsbygivanthatffie RESIDENTIAL AND C-COMMER. venue or lurisdiction of the court. tionalcrlminals, isnow carrying ''. Woods Blvd., WInter Park, Fl. 32759 am. at the west door Of the Cour. DATE: REPEAL I NO OR DIN. OBJECTIONS NOT SO F ILED house of Seminole County, Florida, ANCES IN CONFLICT HERE. WILL BE FOREVER BARRED, fictitious name of F.E.P. at5anford,Plerida,theundstg, WITH. Dateof the first publicationof this ASSOCIATES and that I Intsnd to CierkwIIloIferfortaiethefoiing SaidOrdinancewasplac.doqtflrst Notice of Administration: Octobir, registersaldnamewlth the Clerk of dfla'lbid real property: reading on September 17, 1979, and the Circuit Court, SemInole County, North is of North ½ of NortPtea'J the City Commission will consider The Atlantic National Florida in accordance with the ¼ of Southwest '.4 (less 443.33 f) sameforfinalpassag.andadoptlon lank of JacksonvIlle provisions of the Fictitious Name Section 21, TownshIp 21 after the public hearing, which will By Allen 1. Witham Statutes, To.Wit: SectIon $45.09 Range 30 East, Public Records of be held inthe City Mali of Lcngwoød, VIce President and Florida Statutes SemInole County, Florida. Florida, on Monday, the 13th day of Trust Officer 51g. 0.0. Anderson together with all structures, tm. October, A. 0., in,, at 7:30p.m., or s John Charles Bull, Sr. Leonard R. Okonewski provements, fixtures, applIances, assoon thereafter asposslble. At the M Personal Representatives Publish: September 211 October 1, andappurtenancesonsaid land and meeting Interested partIes may me Estate of ---- - ___. OEN.iW The aforesaid sale will be made the proposed Ordinance. This ea pursuant to a Final Judgment s,. hearingmaybeco.wlnuedfrom time OEO. A. SPEER, JR. tired In CIvIl Number 7,.lOse.c*.ga. to tIme until final action Is taken by FiCTiTOUS NAME SPEER SPEER, PA. the City Commission. Notice Is hereby given that I am 0. now pending In the Circuit p.o. Box 1344 A COp of First of the the proposed Ordinance Eighteenth Judicial CIrcuit in engaged In busIness at 301 U. 113 Magnolia Avenue is postedat the City Hail, Longwood, Sanford, Florida 32771 St., $inlsrd, Fla, 32771, Seminole and for Seminole County, Florida, and copies are on fill with (305)333.5551 DAT ID, this slit C*y, Florida, under the lictitisus y in,, me Clerk sI the City and same may Vale ø ,.i. Attorney for Personal be Inspected by the public. kdutd to register said name with the (SEAL) ResemttatIvn Linda *. Martin Arthur H. Beckwiffi Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole Publish Oct. 1, dy Cierk of the Clark of the Circuit Court County, Florida in accordance wIth DEO.13 City of Longwood, By: Patricia Robinson the pr4l5iOnS of the FIctitIous . .. COOKS & ____ To AAA EMPLOYMENT FOR Publish Oct. 1, 10, 1979. DUOS' TOUI FUTUII 31-BusinesS Property _________________ _______ Busy hwy. corner. Lease this altractive2l0Osq. ft. bldg. Zoned County C2, with heated I cooled office or show rm space + drive. in storage or display area. - . * * * * * * * * * ww carpet, AC, turn or unfurn Adults only no pets. $100 I up. Call 323-5005. . . - Beauty Care ,., . of . s- I Al rihIJ , ____ aeivcs itajr.Jng iales po,. $511510114011151 a"f PS. -1 15 he yes to NO esthis es.eelance ne ____ ___ __ pij _ __ .jand - 'lawn Ssrvtc. , NAVE IOU EEZEITIS? Them i'ou should see this gracious older 2 story home in "move.in" Cition. Asking only $42,500. Interested? Call us today for appointment. * '. 'Carpentry Cheap cutting. Up to 1acre. If too. thick for your mower, call 323., $571 or 323.1701 till Fri. Oct. 5th. - - . Room Additions remodeling general home repaIrs, no job too irnaIi Coil 3234633 anytime: ' REALTOR ML 3236061or,ves. 3230517 ' 'cARPENTERS SPECIAL 2 BR on large Commercial lot. $17,000. Ught IulIng ____________________ . Yarddebrls,Trash ,. ____________________ Appliances 5, Misc, ' Tyson Cement - ___________________________ OriveS,Pitlos,walksl,etc. - aTHIS LOVELY older home Is of Sanford's pioneer 2 story homes with charm and comfort. 4 of S BR5, 2 baths. We invite your inspection, lust reduced ' ' one (LOCAL) ___________________- _Ll,CENSED$Ø.4SS :OftiaOsanfng' ABC Concrete. Patios, drIveways & .o sets. QualIty work, no lob tOO small. 595-1914. -- . • TIME OFFERED 3 BR, 1½ baths home. Good location, newly painted, fenced yard & Much More. Only $39 Custom Office CleanIng, corn-' merical, new const. LIcensed, bonded I insured. Quality vice everytime. Ph. 323-0341 or _________________________ CO'aI1II.C111. _________________ -• 441-3954. MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our soeciaitv, 2 yrs. xp. 06-S062. STEMPER AGENCY '. _________________ l HeOting - REALTOR 333.4951 MULTI PLE LISTING SIRVICE -, -. Eyes 3593l5S- 3223151 eum.kin , - leatthewinterrushhave your oil heater cleaned now333.Sfl1. - _________________ - Alternations, DressmakIng Drapes, Upholstery - __________________ _______________ OroOink&Besrig Resldentlal&Commerclal 'Y. ait 11Th, clipping, flee control. Pet ___________________ _________________ supplies, dog houses, insulated, STENSTROM shady REALTY inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air coed. 332-3713. j,'jspajj,' Th'. - __________________ Sgt. Pepperi Painting ____ lyre. isp. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne loal, 327.1321 ______________________ Servlce.' Free Est. 323.1704. .:' -.'4 ________________ WARRANTED. Only 131,5001 _________________ - PAINtING, RPEPfly" - WE'VE-GOT ITI 3 BR, 1 bath hoise In Sunlandi Rem kit, nice Fl. Em, & fenced yardl BPP WARRANTED. Just 132,1301 Kid5gono,btthengetith4"-" back yard isn't? sen t with a vant ad. Call 153)431. CU$TOMCASINIT$ PrseEW. 32340aftr1:* ' INSULATION -Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, fiberglas I Cellulose. Lowest prices. Call 15)45) or 'se-ni.ios collect. ________ ' F'..liC EXECUTIVE HOME 3 BR, 2 bath home in Mayfair wv-Many -: -• :. _____________________ Luxury Faaturesl Scr. Pool I Paul OFF WARRANTED. ThIs Ca Ii Yours for 144.1001 Welbold?s Camer4 Ship Sales. pg$5(1 pti,5 & las). repswlçs.3fl4)1,,,,_ ' __ HuiIlSNipSi _________________ , __ -_'.-' 44 4. 4 4 . 444,44.4.4. 4.4 -.• - I -. . ____ ____ WPE* 3 BR, 1 bath horns spacious LR, FR, eat.in kit, new carpet I newly painted I A Buy for REAl. ESTATE ASSOCIATES 'JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADER WE LIST a SELL MORI HOMES THAN ANYONEI JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. it - Sanford's Sales Leader • __ ___ __ ______________ - - - ___ . - _____________ -. - - - . - • - _______________ , . 4.444444.44. _____________ I" ' : e _______________ _____________ - -•• . .. . -' - - . . -. . - ,,_ - :. • ____________ __________ •,. a _______________________ . ________ __________________ .4 , .,.4( - - -• • • • _. • • -. '"- --s -, T' •. •- • • a classified ad, and pile the money In your wailetl , -.. • 322261 83-9 ONLY $25,500 for thIs 3 Bdrm 1½ lath home on quiet street, park model, 2 tip outs. H&A, Fla. Rm. added. Much More. See this one. 3236234. I I - a-.' a- a- - VA & FHA Financing Turn of the century home looks as If it were lust built yesterday. 5 BR, 2 B, LR w-FP, formal DR. den, Fm Em w-spacious sun deck, eat-In kit. includes every modern convenience. Located on unique wooden water closet. Truly a show place. $123,000. MORRIS REAL ESTATE Broker NEWLOG CABIN STYLE HOMEI Now beIng built, 3 Bdrm, 2 Baths, 5 acres, near Osteen, pvt. 290 N. 17.92, Cass.lberry, Fl. Eve. $623633 access to St. Johns River, $100,000. Sr. EASY TERMS with store titiancingl No one in Orlando-Sanford area refused credit if you will pay ¼ down I Let us help you establish local credit, We deliver Realtor, REAL ESTATE _____________________ ___________________________ Camp pants BY OWNER-3 BR home in good' cond. $25,000. Will hold wsubstantial dwn. 322-2257, to move into. S32,900, ASSOCIATES NEEDED 47-Real Estate Wanted ivg,n yuur rome 5. credIt? I will catch up back payments i buy DT1,rtes ew a. used Reel's Body Shop _,_ Rag. RaI Estate Broker 26l0lanfordAve, 3210759 Aft. Mrs. 322-7613,3221669 GENEVA 1½ / bath. $35,000. ROOF. $21,100, Webuyyourequity,clos.In4rs. AWARD REALTY, REALTOR 339-2100 = 2565 PARK REPLTORS Braflch Office - i VA4SIA-235-Cán.Home Low Down Payment for your lotl Will build on your lot or our lot. V Enterprise, Inc. Vedellnc.,Realtor 644I3 appliances, tile roof, $c. patio, cement block const., city sewer I water, paved strwt.4110659.$*953 2 BEDROOM. FONMAL DINING New 235 Homes, 4 pd interalt to FLOORS, FIRE- PLACE, SCREENED PORCH. COMPLETELY REDECORATED, NICE CORNER. $32,000. $44,000. Low down BUILDER. 3224357. I I nilure. One pc. or houseful. Bridges Antiques. 323-7101. 83)1 for further details. ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top Prices Paid Used, Any ConditIon 641 8126 1973 Delta "88" .4Dr., auto, air, $1295 322 3505 Cash 322-4132 Buy I. Sell, the finest in used furniture, R efrig., stoves, tools. model, $250. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-92 So. of Sanford. 322 572). •E'1I:IVh W1e 71-Antiques ti s' tIi1 U4 ' MILLERS ANTIQUE BARBER CHAIR EXCELLENT CONDITION 322-1863 Ph. 322-0352 STEREO . 5.$ mill, II •tI -. -- fl','Atjon w.;rn,J uru, AM.FM stereo radio, 4 speed -- _______ -= = ____________________ - due 112$ or take ovlr my payments of $16 per month. Call 562-5394 day or night. = IlIllhIjj).;t ••. turntable, diamond needle, $ track. Sold new $450, balance - . Turn left and I IITT ' - For Estate Commercial & Reil dential Auctions & AppraIsals. Call Dell's Auction, 323-5620. = - - - = - _____________ I ,' c.. ,-.' . , - - $ Ivs 3*3-3556 . , P.O. lox 132$ . Longwood, Plo. 32750 Rain or=Shine. Auction-Under=Tent . On Prop.rty' = - em em em em Glenn A. Blackmor. • Brok.r III _ - _ __ - - - SI_I _ VI -• - - .- ________ •a-•. -• -. .4- -.-- - . -. -__- ,.ep , __.4 - ., - . - - - .4•_ . - - - .. _______________ _____ - - - • ____ ,• J4I1' .I:!T --'. . I I 1 mile to property. Follow auction signs. (305) 862.3363 Tomorrow Realty & Auction Company BROKER 34303-Myrtle Ave., Sanford ______________________ OVIEDO-aImostnewilR,iarge FR, Great value. $31,100. FHA. VA. J. Mann Realtor 363.7273. go T.rms: $1,500.00 down • Bal. 30 days • Terms Available lnspsctlon: Sept. 29-30, Oct. 3•4-5 1 2-6 p.m. Information or Color Brochure I SIGLER REALTY 323-2222 Wanted Antiques 8. modern fur- I------'-----Sanford, Fla sTake Hwy. 17-92 to Airport Blvd. • Go East 1 mlIe - to- mortgage at $250 mo. 3221216. m.wS atnifle hwy 92, I mile west of Speedway. Daytona Beach, will hold a pUtlic AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30. It's the only one in Florida. You set the reserved price, Call 901-253- $319993. g Ave. 3 BR, 2 bath Sanford 321 -O4 4W - $20,300. $3,000 dawn & assume Orlando 327.1377 DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION classified ad for results. 372.26) 26 Parcels. 130 Acres . Zoned Al . 5 Acres Each • Wooded Tracts and Lush Meadows • Paved Road Frontage. Private Roads • Lake Jessup . Boat Ramp • 8'i4 Acre Park ___________ 3 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, CARPORT, CARPETING, NEW et Cash Buyers for a small in vestment. Place a low cos payments. Cute littleblk house, 2 BR, 1 8,1g. lot. $3,000 dwn, $300 mo. Owner will carry mort. 133,500. 1514 Elliott Ave. 322-4131. 3 BEDROOM, 3 BATH, CENTRAl AIR & HEAT, CARPETS, ALL, APPLIANCES. PRIVACY FENCE, ALL BRICK. $34,150. 73 Ponti,'ic, 4 Or. AC,PB,P5 IOi.',ncr 5895. 327 07)3 Good Used Fur-n, Appiiana, Plumbing Fixtures Bldg. Material. 322 5659 SATURDAY OCTOBER 6-1 1 :00 A.M. Cash carpet, full - PALM HAMMOCK ESTATES 1 207 E.ZSthst. 3 BEDROOM. 2 BATH POOL WITH CENTRAL AIR & HEAT. COUNTRY KITCHEN, FAMILY NOON WITH FIRIPLACI, LARGE SCREENED PORCH, 2 CAR GARAGE. $51,000. cxc. mech cond. $1900 322 7045 I.1J 122-5)52, 322-7)77 135.500. , ................ M Bronco .4 wh. dr., A C 1' I 0 J Eves. 322.0612,322-1357, 3 BEDROOM, 1½ BATH, SCREENED PORCH, AIR CON. DITIONER, OVIRSIZED LOT. GREAT LOCATION NEAR LK. MONROE REDUCED TO - - lv, iMav,.'r ICK 70i (7x9IT 185332) 55.000 3232173 Buy Larry's Mart, 2)5 Sanford Ave. 2ól9OrIandoDr. Sale acres, i BR, 7 PAINT. $31,300. ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service - 3237832 3 BEDROOM, CENTRAL HEAT I AIR, CARPORT. $32,500. ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE. -. to 80-Autos for WE BUY USED FURNITURE I APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur niture Salvage. 3221721. 23" ZenIth Console color TV. '72 WILSONMAIERFURNITURE BUY, SELL, TRADE 3)1-3)5 E. First St. 322-3432 REALTYinc. - - - YVafliflg 68-Wanted Agent 339 5356. 1109 Sanford Ave. equity. 3220216. = -..--. HOUSE WITH BEAUTY ISHOP. Good location. $44,900. 1592 MODEL, 2½ STORY VIC- ROOM WOOD - 7?CtevroletP U V 8 Auto, Topper $1,150 322 7373 -• $23 322 3505 I ackets $9.99 ea. ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS 3)0 Sanford Ave. 322.5791 I - 78-Mutorcycles - 66-Horses Good used TV's, $255. up _______________________ BATEMAN REALTY rr.Iu,rr JUST THItIK, IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK, THERE WOULDN'T BEANYI1 REALTOR. 322749$ 3 BR, 1 B newly painted inside & out, w-w carpet, C-HIA. Ready - BUY JUNK CARS From $10 to $50 Call 322 1674; 322 .4460 FREE Siberian Huskey Pup 373 1039 TV repo 19" Zenith. Sold orig. $493.75 bal. $113.16 or $17 mo. WHIGHAM FURNITURE CO. 2309 So. Orange Biosson Trail, Orlando, Florida., $434560. ______________________ CalIBart • Top Dollar Paid for junk & used cars, trucks & heavy equipment. 377 5990 19-Trt:cks.Trailers 53-N. Radio. Stereo ____________________________________ in Sanford, vacant lot In area. $14,950. -• 65-Pets-Supplies *REFRlGERATOKS Assorted colors 8. sizes, $35 up Guaranteed. Sanford Auction, 1215 S. French Ave. Paint, I blks. west of 441. 29$2575. Open daily 96, Sun. 12-4. _________________________________ FURNITURE. BEDDING view across Crystal Lake. Only 3 BR home, fenced yd, neds TLC. Assume I owner will hold 2nd mort, $26,500. Owner. KENMORE WASHER - Parts, Service. Used Machines, MOONEY APPLIANCES 323-0697 Push button controls, has carousel, still In warranty. Originally $649, assume payments of $21 mo. Agent 339. $386. 2300 Industrial Blvd. off Silver Star Rd. behind Color Wheel Lakeview lot. Loch Arbor. 105' paved road, 210' deep. Beautiful 77-Junk Cars Removed Rare Brindle Toy Dachshund, male, 6 mo. old, approx. 5 lbs All Shots. AKC. $100. 322 3210. MICROWAVE Dealers Invitedl SALE IN PROGRESS TODAY at: Orlando Wholesale Furniture Dist. LAKEFRONT LOT-LOCH ARBOR Prize of the area. Gorgeous view, many trees. ISOxiSS. Owner Assoc. 3221195. private, $72,900. Westinghouse washer & dryer set. good shape' $225 set. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17 97 So. of Sanford. 3228721. We are offering their *10.000 Inventory of new furniture, bed. dIng, & GE appliances I TVs at DISTRESS PRICESIL Public & Apopka home site, $3000 cash. City sewer, water, paved street, adult community. Call 95, 6750659. OLE NWOOD AREA, DELANO Custom built I Bdrm, 3 Bath immaculate home, approx. one acre wooded lot, horses permitted, 1 yr warranty, very Setof .4 700 lSoply Nearly new tires w tubes 5100 3223481 Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3866 or 323 7710 -____________ WINTER PARK FURNITURE' CO. HAS CLOSEDTHEIR DOORS FOREVERI $27,000. l0pct.dwn. By owner 365-3498, eve. 349-545) - - OUT OF BUSINESS SALE I I GENEVA 5.2 acres 330' on paved frontage. - 3 cIty blocks, landscapfd wmany varieties of trees I exotic Shrubs, Upstairs bath features H. Ernest Bdrm, 2 Bath spacious home with large Fla. room & a family room, kitchen equipped, fruit trees, Ige lot, 1 yr. warranty, $61,500. • English saddle. 18 in. Cortina. Plus fittings. Extras. Good condition. $130. 322-7478. repo 17 Cu. ft. Refrigerator Westinghouse. Sold orig. 55)4. bal. $206 or $2) mo. Agent 339 5316. 50-Miscellaneous for Sale 43-Lots-Acreage -• BEAUTIFUL LOCH ARBOR - 3 ____________ ___________________________ . . - our beautiful new BROAD. MORE, front I rear BR'S. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3803 Orlando Dr. 323-5200 1917 Country Aire 35 ft. furnished Agent 3398386. Will buy 1st 5. 2nd mortgages. We also make Real Estate & Business loans, Florida Mortgage Investment, 1350 S. Orange Ave.. Suite 201, WInter Park. 644-6432. See LAKE MARY -Fruit trees galore on 3 lots, 3 Bdrm, dining room, family room, partially fenced, $25,900. Washer repo GE deluxe model. Sold orig. $109.35 used short lime. Bal. $189.14 or $19.35 mo. Individual Wants To high as an elephant's eye. Place 52-ApplIanCes • /6-Auto Parts - - 62-A--Farm Equip - Purchase Mortgages 339 20 42-Mobile Homes _______- .. - - __________ . BR, 2 full baths, FR, newly 322• 2420 . •... 3 BR. 1.5 bath, split plan, $32,500. William Maliczowski, Realtor 3227983 renovated insIde 8. out. New CH, ww carpet, fenced yd. $32,000. 3229555 days; 323.5789 eve__ . _____ 41-Houses Yale Dr., Academy Manor, 3 ---- - .)4 221 -- - __ - 'rper. 'xc. cond. Lots of extras 7 Iui ________________________ lull-i pan. ' BUILDINGS!! New, All Steel, Pre engineered, clear span (NO Seconds). 30*48*17 for 3,897.00. x48x14 for 4,949.00, 40*72*14 for 6.297.00, 48*96*11 for 8,97500. FOB. factory. All buildings include 25 lb. wind load and large Framed opening. Call 305 331 4647 9 a m to S p.m. collect Buy & Sell NewS Used Furniture 500 S. Sanford Ave. 323 6593 -Mortgages Bought &SokI - financing. CRESCENT CITY TORIAN SHOWCASE FOR REMODELING. 135,000. SUPER 3 BR, 1½ bath home In Twenty Westt C.H&A, spilt BR plan, on nice corner lotl Cornpietely fenced I BPP - Custom Painting & detail trim;:: - REALTORS n Est. m small or big, InterIor or exterior. Pressure cleaning. 33315fl. . Heiui& Inça#sn30nts - AI Quality workmanship. No lob too ___ __ 3390509 339-0301 2 BEDROOM, CARPORT, COMPLETELY REMODELED, NEW CARPET, HEAT, NEW - - Cement block home I carport-6 lots w-45 fruit trees, oranges, grapefruit, lemons, tangeloes. 135 E. Alma. Lake Mary, Fla, Call 323-1035. MULTI PL E L I STING REALTOR AIBPAINTINO ANIMAL HAVEN Dog & Cat boarding, bathIng, - - 701 Bldg. E. Altamonta Dr. - ___ ____ _______ "You're next, Mr. Keller. Right after Mr. Fenwlck re-emerges Into ordinary consciousness!" • 1964 - FURNITURE & THINGS ------ 75-Recreational Vehicles -- AFRICAN VIOLETS The Greenhouse 322-914) Eves after 68 weekends 'N UI PS o'r,,,N•* I.c • • • FILL DIRT & TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Car-k 5. Hirt 323 7550 Jamison, $145. Sanford Fur• niture Salvage. 1792 So. of Sanford. 322872). INC. REALTORS 530-6133 or 339.4711 eves. -- JEAN NORRIS Ferns & Exotic Plants 601 Cclery Ave. Nelson Poses Like new full size sleeper. Made by Ii FORREST GREENE 'SANFORD AUCTION. 1215 F ranch Ave 323-7340 2401 Airport Blvd. -• Casselberry, 517 1k Kathryn Dr. 4 BR, 2 B, across from Lk Kathryn. Drive by today. HAL COLBERT . I S"- INC. REA1TOR ____________________ ____ ____ ____ taking up space with a want ad in the Herald 322-2611 or 831.9993. Don't pile no longer needed items Longwood. 3 BR, 2 bath, huge corner lot. Privacy fence, attached garage, $ yrs. old $55,000. IntIng ___ - Sell those things that are iust __________________________________ ____ • REALTOR, MLS Day or Nig1 4 Inc. 2314 S. French Ave. 322-0231, 3370779, 373.7)73 - ' MAYFAIR'S BEST BUY. BeautIful 4 BR, 2 B home w-2 FR's on gorgeous cor lots for only *59,9001 ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR - ____ . SPACIOUS 5. GRACIOUS 4 Bdrm, 2 story home w-2600+ sq. ft. on large corner lot has been beautifully refurbished Inside & out. Don't miss It for only NAMED VARIETIES Bedroom sulie, oak dresser, 2 mirror- s. 1g. door chest, lull or queen head board, $400 comp. Free Delivery' Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17 92 So. of Sanford. 322 8721. $46,500. _________________ _____ ______ 7 2135' S French (17 92) Sanford 323 5324 some ______________________ ,., ____ 2 Story home in mint condition featuring 17' bedrooms, high ceilings & attractive financing at lust $42,500 I leg, ___ --- The Real Estate Agency Inc., Realtors $VISA--MASTER(HARGE$ SCHAS DOOR PRIZES -- Blooming African Violets Brand new Dining Room suite by Trogdon. Table, 6 chairs, leaf & china. While contemporory, $350 comp. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.92 So. of Sanford 3221721. ccri UNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSET. Real Southern Charm - _______ 197$ Singer Futura Fully auto, repossessed, used very short time. Original $593, bat. $111 or $21 mo. Agent 339-8386. cohvinlent location, attractive AU IMPLOYMINT HOInI tipairs & appuances to tile. assimsi N,, request representative, en me vemie or YIN $UPPIV Over -10 yes. o*p. Reasonable' ____________________ 1) FrSIC11AVS. qualiflestisms of the persesal staled abeve will be heart laid jurictlsnif*e art. rates. sn-wi. CLAjena, DEMANDS. AND .ipruL.l1Uvg, or the vmes or hasting ilsay bees illel Item time AU.OBJICTIONS NOT $0 FILED $5tlMIwIWibfIIl5$ adim iStaMIt I! lurisdktim liNse csw III PreNlIri I Steam Cleinlng,.,., 4.44.4 bujiflargwege. , kook wI WILl. $1 POSIVIR BARRED. CWCSWIICB. L CLAIMS. D!JlC$. AND uptuss winwadory. Noel, homes, mobile . .•. so mali smail household' Wada THIS NISICS shIll be 101fl in DaleitffisflrotpubNcatimsl** OBJECTIONS NOT $0 FILED hemes.elc.'Mebilehome special. ,, I $520100 cOilsi IlvedMeed * * * * * * * * * repairs. carpiniry, psiewing WILl. II POSUVIR BARRED 95 *155(13 PiAIIC plorgs WithIs IN wellcsIfAdmInis$rIIUI:Ocuoba.1.I 'at.oil a sincere desir, to build misc. Call PMi Hunter 3)9-401). DeNifIWfivWpwbllsallosat*is Cityof helary, Pfeelds,al*e 1970. eli U?k gus?. 3)3-7151 TECHNICIAN I. Fairy McCrow Feint _______________ N5II50of Adan$ehIrOf lam isp. City Nail. and puhllitiad in ,sso FCC lkimso.lWhlNs. lvgag $5,511. a nonpppsr at uPenseol Wpprasansstive IuuI.I . ha h Intl ftoiduies. Tints are 115 AMEMPI.OYMI$T gammldra11altomwllidmtheCllyat it *5 Is?aIe at 5, iterISSIIICIS Bess w. perIesi.cs ,e*eemw,. mu.' 0ThF?in010. ViNyl fluph' tIme at labs Mary, Pheide. WIlliam LØ Parts', Sr. a.b.a om U pe,1.ai I*iUJilulIuq A1M IY0O 153.1176 lessttItblyl*dsfl nisihe WIlllsnL.Fvrar.lr., HI J&J Janitinial Service. Office toitthepwBllchev,sm11*s 'WtNIsmL.Fatvend ********* Vinyl repair & rscabsnp • cleaning. vacant homes I pl.,, rsif*erMi prepsrtyallicual W. 1.. Parr __________________ l5veupIsNpceo . hi*ehSitkmSllllaCSPvifIM ATTORNIY FOR PERSONAL reteshslslerycttsrg,.oaiw owvsc..3)1.sest UNIINCIW(DITIUIIPII RIPRI$ENTATIVI Wise as *s i11*.0 as., .w ATTORNEY ____ FOR PflPV ___________________ ___________________ A. SPUR sm*sWWaIulemtoSuWds. T$OMA15,111 tistilh,OIPlces ____________ U*UINTATIVIz PORKLIPTOP*. 100. DATIDI SIUbIr . -01 tills. WI: • w,stuju &vary • o.. , AMIMPLOYMINT . iiisuu .• 913 PrinchAve haid PledIs 35971 lvi $.C.15V. M$ Cad. Cit. .Nuse 4I7•7415i Clv ChIlI 1ro: ) 151-15J1 IuS*$*. 16600. 1,'N-. FubIldsO0.l.1l0 ruS*O0.1.LW o OIN.111 $ r • 010-U, 01043 , _ $31,900. M -UnsWorTh Realty _______________________ - ____ A load et compha, WijitItt Build to Suit our lot or yours. FHA-VA. FHA 2351243 - 3230500 TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook 3j9 E. lit St.,322.5743 lMan,quslltyoperatlo,i ___ ____________________ C&MyardcareServlce 322.0797 • C A newly pia. sety,____ fl ,,,n, Pt,, ktitilfod W ow spa. CITRUS GALORE can be found around this large 3 Bdrm home w-terrific 20' Fla. Room and 13' workroom. Priced right at 322928 $342200 American BAHIA 500*30 (lOOsq.ft.) Free Del. on 4100 sq. ft. or ,,ore. . ' KITCHEN HELP . - . __________________________ tue mvcntivs tieis ci piastic inm. * * * * * * * * $34,500. Thomas Organs, Pianos, Guitars; amplifiers, drums etc. Bob Balls Discount Music Center. 2202 French Ave. 322 2255. • - lilus local '-states. Oak m,hog,ny tnut DR & BR suites lots of assorted tbls, chairs, chinas, desks, lamps I glassware This sale is a must to attend. lnlu.'s ttnS for the collector & dealer Merct'indise 62-Lawn-Garden UNDER MARKET- 7 yr old 3 __________________ - - - m L 59-Musical ;ihest bidder . onsi'wmt'rir t r i'i New Jersey 51-Household Goods FHA, VA. HOUR 24 Sofa traditional 100 in silver grey, excellent cond., $135; game table with 4 chairs can be used as dining table hexagon shaped pecan wood with slate like top. $173. Call after 5:30-377 6653. T,-i h Sold to the - - 72"Auction PUFJLICAUCTION' MON., OCT. , 7 PMa ROBSOI"PMARINE 2927 Hwy. 1792 Sanford, Fla. 32771 Grease Traps, Dryweils Car Stops, Cement, Sand Miracle Concrete Co. 309 Elm Ave. 3225151 _L - 55--Boats & Accessories REALTY WORLDS HA, w-w carpet, decorator wallpaper, 5, beamed ceilings on 200' lot, all for $293001 Bdrm home w-Central HA, w.w carpet, spilt bedroom plan, I 1g. fenced yard in good area. for Sale Brown River Rock, Dist, Box, S UNIT APARTMENT 1, 2 8 3 BR, some furnished, good income, owner financing with excellent terms, 2 BR unit incomplete will discount as is. COUNTRY GEM - 3 Bdrm bargain has brand new: Central Harold Hall Realty $43,000. SUPER SUNLAND 3 BR, 2 B, Fl rm., fenced. FHA Appraised. . *5, of . hA LTY II*U0i ' SOMiscellaneous W. Garnetf White Reg. Real Estate Broker JOHN K RIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phone 3227881. Sanford $65,000. 535.500. R I J Land Clearing, Sanford, Fl. Loader & Dragline we, - tree Ii?. 3237i Central Heat IAIrCond. Free Est. Call Carl HarrIsat .SEARS.Sanford22.I77i ________ unly, Flvida in accvnce Records SemInole County, wclwfly shall hO described, The Glad PSY. Gild hews the privisisne at Use mctrnous nature if me uncertainly shall be Flo,g, ffi gej * fe ____ ffI AMIMPLOYMINT Name Ilitules. Te.WIt: Section WIled. lb '110 claIm 15 WW, the J$1flf, and less liii lul 31 ld copies of the claim to the clerk to tltFrench Ave. security shall be descriBed. The 15100 FIends SlaMes 1957 lepa the South 240 mecilemalIetw.,te 1534174 dalmul shall deltwsr euttlolont 1W *W, 1g. Themas E. ad each pirsar.al representative. p11, :iI. le _________________________ Prssldsnt csenmsnly known es i.ae *it.eisansiareetelnwe.,s.,e * * ** * * * * _I_: le -Publish 00.1,014,33,2979 Mary Boulevard Medagelitreugh to te whom a copy of this Netice at 5501 •uI$Ill tWIIinSIHVO• 0101 tImL 14 shIft, Apply In Own Drive and Rinehart Read, t& wan maiIs are IN P5(1 A$pvsa,sh*iresSidin*sisSIle Currently ISISI plus-minus acres. __________________ reeulre, WITHIN THRIE to Whsess g, NofICS s MONTHS PROM THE DATE OF Mimhasbsanmslledve *4. ThIPVSIICIIAIWIIIIOttIII THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF required, WITHIN THREE me CIty 11511. CIty at 'Laho Mary, TNISNOTICI,Ioflleanys*dlepss * * * * * * * * * MONTHS PROM THU DATE burkId _____ *5 TNt FIRST PUBLICATION p Pler$Os,att:IIP.en.,en November they may have me. dsaftan.s WAITIESSES TH1INOTICI.tolilsanyslfeetlses 1, 1970. or as seen thereafter as validity at ho decadent's will, the • _______________________ lawn & Garn £UTOMOTIVEMACHINIS'T Engine rebulider. SemInole Auto Mactile, 301 1. 30th P1. Exp. onlyl Wages commensurate w.' ____ - Wantadareblack&hite&read all over. Laid Clearing ___ ____ 3227972 ____________________ ______________________ . ___________________ Air Conditioning, Heathtg, Ilectri. cal, PlumbIng Service I Repair. CIII Larry for Free Est. 471.62,4. Lid., Bonded I Ins. ' a REALTORS 7lloSanford Ave. New carpet, newly painted, C.H&A. $32,500. ' - SEMINOLE REALTY, 322-5232 appt. for FOUR BR, 2 B, ' pej. $67,500. About '/ cash to mort. or refinance up to 90 pct. Call 323-5774 ____________-- and the Immediate possession on this quality 4 BR. 2 B Brittany style home at 311 Fairway Rd in beautiful Loch Arbor. To settle estate it is realistically priced at Bdrm, 4 'BRM, 2 B, FR & Office, Prestige area. Huge lot. $115,000, _______________________ . ON THE GOLF COURSE by Gilt Fox SIDE GLANCES 41-Hodses 4 FiREPlACESgracethis lovely 3 property. * * * * * * * * * 4, 4 4 4 4 .4' 4. q i-riouses TWO UNIT duplex rental income " Cotdit1onIn ____________________ YOU' Why not loin the fastest growing Real EstateOff ice intown? Findutifwcsn . makeyouabetterdeal. ,' w.w carpet, residential area. 11631190 mo. 323.5019. SECURITY Excellent hours, excellent pay AU EMPLOYMENT 112 French Ave. 323.3116 ____ _____ -takes-after-------__ *5 111 OEadW5 3 BR, 2 B, pool home, besutifuii1 landscaped, work shcp, greer house. 1700 sq ft living area $19,500. Terms. ______________________ _____ _- 3 BR, 1½ B spilt plan, fenced yd. SC. patio, cony., workshop or office in rear. All for 131.900. - _______________ that . Wanted to rent or buy 2 BR house with bath. Write to Coi. Tom A.. . We need a gutsy Personality and a Smith, 617 Edith Rd., Louisville, desire to succeed - a positive Ky. 40206. attitude with an inner _____________________ arrogance to be the bull Not oneof our key people are making 1 BR-$194 up. Pool Adults only, 40-Condominiums lees than $33,001 a year. If ______________________ are looking for a future, I am . on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport. ______________________ Blvd. on 17.97 in Sanford. Call looking for youi Ate you the gal Sanford 2 BR, 2 bath. all appi., ww 323.WO Mariner's Village. that's always had the desire to carpet, pool. Close to every succeed and never had the op _______________________ thIng. 134,500. 327.0323. portunhy? ii so, you've got the Furnished opportunity nowl Call JoAnn ______________________ ____________________ ______________________ _____________________ 323.3176. 4OT11pX . Atf for Senibr Citizens. Dow town, very clean & roomy. See * * * ** * * * * JImmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto 112 BR apt avail soon. Walking, Ave. ASSEMBLY" distance to downtown area'• OpenlIlOsforretil',es. ___________________ claimed. If me claim Is not yet due, acres on Orange Blvd in Paola Oniy $24,450. Owner will carr', mort. with 40 pct. down. Call Bart REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 322-7491 . South, Choice builders lot on Florida Ave., in Oreamwold, Duplex or residential, fenced & shaded, $17,500. Beautiful 3 BR, ?'/i bath Townhouse in Sanora with 2 car garage, pool & tennis court privileges included. $323 mo., 1st, last, & damage required. 322.4351. _______________________ section 1, TownshIp 30 ii acres on W. 1st St. near Riverview. Unbelievably priced at $14,000. __________________________ Gprtments Unfurnished _________________________ ______________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR CITYOF .LAKIMARY, FLORIDA SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION NellceafPvblicHearisg '4 4 '4 4 File Number 79-210 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: SALES NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the City Council of the City of Lake IN RE: ESTATE P in house building supplies NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Mary,Florida,that said Council wili WILLIAM LEE FARRAR, SR., a-k. RN Ito 12 fulil part time. Apply AU EMPLOYMENT . NAMESTATUTI awilliamni. Farrar,Sr.,WilliamL. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA holdapubllchearingon November in person Sanford NursIng & ll2FrenchAve. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN PROBATE DIVISION 1, 1979, at 1:30 P.M., to consider an Feriar and W. L. Farrar, Convalescent Center 950 323-Sill Notice is hereby given that the File Nwmber 79.177-CF Deceased as follows: Ordinance entitled Millonvilie. undersigned pursuant to the Divisle NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY '4 4 '4 4 '4' 4 4 '4 "Fictilleus Name Statute", Chapter IN RI: ESTATE Op Cashler.Hostsss & Waitress OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA TO ALL PERSONS HAVING AVON IiU,FlerIda Slatutes,wiIl register LAURA JANE LOQAN Exp.onlyi RIZONING CERTAIN LANDS CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST FIGHT INFLATION with me Clett of me Circuit COWl. Deitona Inn. 441.4197 Deceased WITHIN THE CITY OF LAKE THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Sell Avn. Increase yet' earning laandfsr$intlnole County, Florida MARY AS HEREIN DEFINED OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED power For details. call. upsa receipt of Proof of the NOTICIOFADMINISTRATION FROM A.) to C.) and OC; CON. IN THE ESTATE: 1-141.14170r4643591 llcatien Of this notice, me tIC. TO ALL PERSONS HAVING FLICTS, SEVERABILITY AND YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED * * * * * * * * * titleus Name, to.wit: PALM CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST EFFECTIVE DATE. that the administration of me tate COOK Experienced, mature SPRINGS CENTER under which THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL IWILL.IAMLEI FARRAR, SR.,a. changlngtlwaonlngonthefoliowing tims. lOa.rn.4:30p.m. Apply i Heavybreakfastexperlence. Wesilpec? ti SflØie In business at OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED described preperty situate in me k-a William L. Farrar, Sr., William AAA EMPLOYMENT person Sanford Nursing & Northeast Intersection of Palm IN THE ESTATE: City of Lake Mary, FlorIda to c-i, L. Farrar, and W. L. Farrar, Convalescent Center, 912 FrOtIChAY,. rfoga Bald seW State Road 436 lii YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED deceased, File Number 79.370, is Ceminercial: Mellonvllle Avi. 323-3174 Ae IPrIn. Florida.___ ii., at me last in pending In the Circuit Court for m.west That WIS Partnerships Wereated et LAURA JANE LO4AN, Os. Seminole County, Florida, Probate * * * * * * * * * .4 4 4. .4 4 that part of me it ot me in said husinses enterprise ore al ceeeed, File Number 7fl77.çp ! .4 4. 4. Division, the address of which Is __________________________ 14 of licHen 7, Township pending In the Circuit Court tSr $suth, Range 30 last, Slmlnolei Seminole County Courthouse, NUrU Aides, asp. preferred. A-C MECHANIC MLINVE$TMENTS,AFI.'Id. $lj County, Fletidi, Probate Own tosls,top pay Apply In person Lakeview cetanty, mario., tying SO4SIII of Sanford, Florida 32711. The personal OMetal P5t1M1s1lp Divisian, lit, address Of WhiCh ac re1etttatve Of me estate is AUEMPLOYMEPIT is $anford Avinue (Sun Drive) Nursing Centr, D E. 2nd St. FAIRY McCRAW FARRAR, whose 912 Frinch Ave. 4. WiLLIAM J' GOODMAN, SemInole lanford, FL County Courthouse, corolei, to the Flat therel. address is 212 East Hornbeamn LPN, Fulitime apart time. Apply 3333114 32711. The penenal rec.nteo In Flat Ba*9, Page 14, ManagIng P55tflSV representative at me estate 1$ In person. Lake,iw NursIng the Public Records of seminei. Drive, Longwood, Florida 32730. The .4' .4 Center, 1. 2nd St. PIN INVISTMENTS,AFllrlda OoupiasW.Logen,witeseaddressis County, Florida, less the South 215 name and address of the personal Oeneral reyeientatIvvs attorney are sat Nil Larwin, Or$anda, FL 31559 Opportunities '5' N.A. ROISMAN, name and address Of liii peilansi bo,lhi below. st sa, i.., If ,h, SE '. tinging Partner reprosetatIse's atteriley All persons having claims or * * * * * * * * * __________________ ,. me SE ¼, Seclien?, Township Dated at Aitamente springs, demands against the estate are ;- ___ Ixpensioncapital needed. BOOKKEEPER huh, Range 30 last, Sesibeele County, Florida, $ep. required, WITHIN THREE All pereans havIng claims st County, FIends, less the West i$)ct.quananteel return Accountspayable,paymll, lembir IL I97 I MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF 1'013.971.1*g demands against the estate are 1 thereat and als, lees the AAA EMPLOYMENT PublIsh: Sspuaw.ber 17.24 Ocular required, WITHIN THREE 30 me 'THE FIRST PUILICATION OF 112 FrinditAve. ,ien., mi ais less 1. • MONTHS FROM THE DATE OP 333-1171 thereof for Lake Mary ThIS NOTICE, to file with thu clerk DINfl at the above court a written ___________________ THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Beulevard: * * * * * * * * * statemant of any claim or demand THI$NOTICI,tSfftswWNftieclerk iii ClsSISIIIII the aetilni ø me Iheymayhave.ladtciaImmustb, at a '$ThIT YO* OWN SU$INEW a written so4wdsscriedepeny situate in writing and PICTITIOUSNAMI ORGANIST must Indicte The Notice is hereby am datetnul ii any claim or demand mItts CIty of Laks Mary, Florida given hal I ____ basIs for the claim, me name and We are looking for CHOIR DIRECTOR may have. lack claim must be OC, Office Cemewrclel: engaged in busIness at Box 079 address of the creditor or his agent Grace United Methodist Church, In writhig and must IndIcate N,, tirid of woridrig for sgmaona else. We LL-li1U, Fla., pavtimeSl¼etmeSI ¼ or attorney, and the amount irs l2Pinfl9 Into your itia NOWI Sanfrd,Fla.caII3n4erm. prge, under me fictitleus name ot besis 1St 1110 dllM. the IIIMI led CHEAP CHARLIE'S USI) AUTO address if the creditor or his N Range 30 last, Sieninsle County, itt, dste when It will become due atterney, PARTS DIV. OP NOEl U. IN. amount Pistils. lyl.ts leVitt it $IIWSrd shall be stated. II tit, claim is I claimed. II me claim Is net yet due, TUPRISI$ INC. and AvenuoliunDnlveaccerdlngtewte contingent or unllquidated, the the date when It will bi(SMI let..$ornger said as merest, reUrded ll nature 51 the uncertainty shall be shall be slated. lb the dales is C$erkOI*eCWc*eNCawt,SernI.,slo g, peg, 14, f Wo Public it•td. lb the claim is secured, p,, contingeftt or wtiIRuldat.d, S acres beautifully wocded in Osteen. Owner will finance easy terms. 36-Wanted to Rent -- car helpful-NO SELLING. Permanent employment for persons free to travel. Apply In person at 10a.m. sharp. R. L. PolklCo. Rm.I0lAliantic lank Bldg. 101 U. lit St. EOE M.F Florida 41-Hos.js _______________________ Loch Arbor, 3 BR, 2 bath. Fam.,. Rm., quiet culdesac, shade Irees. fenced yard, $375. 322 Room in private home. All home, yard & pooi privileges. Prefer man, woman or couple with drivers license. Write box 32 co Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1637, Sanford, Fl 32171. _________________________ UIUIIUUIUUIU __________________________ 3 BR, 1V 8. carpeted, garage, c. MM. $775 mo. Schuren Realty, REALTOR. 831.1347. Room, bath, board, laundry, TV, -. tele., C.AC in priv. home. 1$-IPWanted -fl. Gentlernan-non.smoker. . * * ** * * * * * _________________________ Clean, turn, room. Separate bath I INSURANCE CLERK entrance. Air & heat. Close putortlngIfillng. restaurants. Cable TV hookup. AAA EMPLOYMENT 322.3111. 912 French Ave. 323.3176 Sanford Gracious living. Roes. WeoklyI monthly rates. inquire * * * * * * * * * 500 S. Oak 5417553. ______________________________ . _______________________ Wilson, Miller, Barton, Soil I P1* Inc. 1.113.77S.1124, Naples. directory-Salary plus bonus, I .,.- NOFEE 3 BR,CH8.A. $323 mo. AWARD REALTY, REALTOR 339.2e00. 29-Rooms __________ _____ Lake Mary Blvd. at i-I. . I-, U: LakeMary.Sanford 3 BR, 2 B Children weIcoms4'.' 32710,4 5373 _________________________ __________________________ typing, filing & phone exp. Write N.E.C., Box 905, Sanford, Fia. 32771. - _________ hr. Houiewlves, Retlrees and othersDoor to door canvass gttlng names for new Sanford CIty 1I ll U U .: U I .. U . U. I sub.divlsion construction layout. Exc. Salary (beginnIng at $7.30 0' up) & benefits. Growing long established firm. Contact Experience desired. Good pay, Insurance, vacation, credit union & profIt sharing. Apply In persOn Lake Mary 46 Food Store , i CASHIERS _____________________ Patrick W. Doyle, Eeq, 5530 Florida Statutes 7. Post Office lox 1335 11g. Charles Cantrell PublIsh: September 17,26, October 010 West Mo.'se loulevard WirIer Park, Florida 321$ s,s. Publish Oct. 1, ,1979. DIN 71 OEO.1 115 grad w.light office skills would like chance. Light bookkeeping. - -.. .' Unfurnishei ______________ 32-Houses _________________ LOOkI - I I-, If you aren't using yOurpooi ta' take a cue, and sell it with 4. Herald classified ad. Call 32 ____ 2611. 21-Situations Wanted ______________________ ________________________ . I I I. _____________________ _____________________ Wanted 18-Help I • For a career in Real Estate call Stamper Agency, Wm. Stamper, ____ 322.41. _______________________ -- Monday, Oct. 1, 1979-311 ____________________________ SANIORD-MOHAWK DR ::.b:. New2 BR duplex isnfurn, Heat.Ai'. Ref., stove. washer-dryer hook.; up. Lease. $273. 3228753. Part time driver approx. 3 hrs. a day, staring pay $3.10 hr. Con. tact E. Brown at 6714110. _____________________ clubs I communIty groupe. Call .,ses. ___________________________ . Deputy Clerk Nurse'saldetocare for my husband, Longwoodlrea. 1305430. _____________________ 12FrenChAV5. . family should know about fire & 3233176 crime In (2) 13 mm. public serv. lcefilms. The films proacsd by * * * * * * * * * Diclograpit Security Systems, areavailable without charge for SURVEY PARTY CHIEF Position available for Party Chief .cemmerciaI presentation to Exp. in property surveying & civic organizations, servIce Seminole County, Florida, under tns Name Statutes, To.Wit: Section - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. , - -•1'L . . • . . . - _4_• - - -- -.4 --- -- - -- - -- - -. .. :- . s •- -- -- . • •-' * �...L.ON DIE 48—Evening '4irald Sanford, FL WE'LL BE 'ttu'LL BE LATE MR WORK— SAYS NINE! FI F TEEN - '7 Monday, Oct. 1, im THE _ .._:;---r I;7-_ ACROS$ 49 Before by Chi AWTA"Y LATE OR AWAJLLY J2 '-c, point 67 23 Wintry glaze St Wily 25 Posm" Pronoun DOWN 27 Citrus c hemical io k portico 31Mush 2 Ages 34Fuss 3 Sorrows 35 Tax 4 Aper 37 Nothing(Fr.) 5 Genetic 38 Infirmities matinal 40 Nalve BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker OV6 L ' SURE HOPE 1'Ovi 'nER I, CO IU lIE'S WRONG 4ujLKeEpasJ velvety 45 Submarine 0.1 j— e> growth 30 Mideast —6 —7 — 4— 5 -" — 57 FetishtCS ne seaport 59 Female saint 32 Hammer part (abbr.) 33 — Domini 81 Caliph's name Beverages 3 SAC yt H CLOT NOVA I I V V H A 0 UI I I I. K FIN LIM O A SI C IN N N A M A S $ 36 Large c ons 19 Aura in no am 21 Astronauts* Michigan all right" 41 Liberty (comp ) 44Pecan 24 Prop school in 40 School:rganl. Engand zation (abbr.) 25 Egypt (abbr.) 48 Diamonds (si) 27 Biblical 50 Watch sound brother 51 By and by ger Harris 8 Cot. Sound 9 Bank weapon 47 Part of a di L IIJ I Spinning L : fabric UJAU I v llAtop 03 Price IIAnsIyziore 64 Metric weight 20 Patriotic 65 Mountain monogram peak 22 Compass 86 7- i 1ii1 i '1! 1 58 Burden 60 African land '.- ,, Answer to Previous Puzzle deductions I Stitch 50 Chinese 4 Pack In philosophy 8 ii — — — — — 8 9 10 11 — ——— THE BORN LOSER 17 by Art Sansom Ism % , RUI.) LXNJIU Y A FWIØCA. 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Brezhnev on —Direction to the secretary of defense to enhance the Rapid Deployment Forces, including a proposed Fire Brigade that could be swiftly airlifted to trouble spots. •ions State Probes Condo Issue , An Investigator from the units in Liberty Square It.i' // state Division of Land Sales and been ," -' -' - 'u 11j ,. - 1 , / '0' - I -. -. - •- - - :' •..; St T -, . - -. 1 ' . ~( 11, other concerns have been Such an order would prevent received by his office in regard Silvestri from continuln to Baytree Village, Rhodes operation pending legal said. He said the number of hearings. — GEOFFREY complaints from owners of POUNDS ,.. " - . " even greater. Condominiums said Monday he is scheduled to meet with a When the complaints of three representative for the of the Baytree Village residents developer of the Baytree were put into written fonil, Village complex in Winter Silvestri filed, suit in circuit Springs and with angry court against the residents. residents of the complex in order to discuss charges of poor Silvestri claimed in his suit N that the complaints defame(] maintenance. his character and amounted to • Silvestri Jerry Rhodes of the Tampa , '3 as king for more than $1 office of the division said he plans to meet with Warren million in damages from the Williams Thursday. Williams is complaining residents. the representative for Frank Rhodes said the meeting will Silvestri, Baytree Village be an attempt to reach an developer. Rhodes said he also amicable agreement between Baytree Village and liberty the Parties. Square, a condominium However, he said If the plex in Orange Co unty. complaints of the residents "There seems to be a general warrant further investigation the results of that in. problem with maintenance — eLatIon to indicate the people living in the units are deficiences on k part of saying one thing and the Silvestri,theDivisioncould call developer says another thing," for an administrative hearing Rhodes said. to determine whether or not a cease and desist order should At least six complaints alleging poor maintenance ana be Issued against the developer. .• POPE JOhN PAUL II genersiexpensesto balance the department rather than Nelson expressed bitterness locally. He said his un- to generate local money to pay tentative budget previously, eliminating the Job and placing that the city could be penalized derstanding of the federal law the police officers, not that It is were $6.40 In the codingency fund. for being honest in its previous is the city only has to show impossible to do so. "Nothing is Othersecommiendallons Moodey W& the council took extreme difficulty being able Impossible, he said. wider conilderatlon recorn• that: $3,100 be budgeted for Councilman Pat sti, budget. City Mager road materials such as day and the lone official to have voted He said that because the council liii Eulbes. $3,700 additional be allocated to agaliut the previous tentative has gone to all extremes to keep keep a part-time grader budget, said the latest revision its police force at full strength, Th. recommendatIons Today Mapdey a1 plugged sppro by LlOiaM Cinwell, Lathe manager of Seminole dam: plgghg In the an operator position full time is more flocally soun & e said there Is a possibility the federal Coolly CETA prngrem. %4• revimaus frOID th IMtSSd of "ISkIfl It psrt4lme one cdths 'asonaae voted no funding could be denied. "In ArouudfleClock ..........4A Horoscope ................. 48 But,hesold.C&awilJ$aldthe LZTA fl5i1 hoping new in the ptlic works depart. previously wu that the our zeal to be honest, we may Bridge 4"i,itrve 41 Uss$tai $ng A (h) ej city be had r c*mmmdsd to the local and federal appsais for mint; add $3,* for pUrchase proposed budget was not have outdone ourselves," he Calendar ..................5* Ohitoss4es .................1* fading Is In labor Dopiit'it that the the momey will be iuceiodul ON fin hose and $10000 for fiscally sound. "Ths budget said. Comics .....................41 (JRSELV .............. IB ga bi .dec4kn end training for the comes closer to being Crossword .................4$ Spertj It rnjr of the (ZTA the city titatkely kud%id uvs $14,100 in reseress fire department; retain a rosli," she said. Sotensori saki 1beUeves the Editorial 4* TelevWss the uiiid' which were budgeted for panon on the Job In the parka pey the odin.. ad lecel lade Meanwhile, Cotmcibtmii Cliff law Is being misinterpreted Dear Abby 1$ .. , .. -- i Mayor Walter Sorsial sold of ° cisacg at a workahbp the Y Wa —'— I,1 . r 6 its IMIM Anal On U.S. Depisrtment of liftr 7:30 P.m. lad Via. I ... - J budget at a - ' .- - The report, to be given to both at Lake Monroe and nearby Dr. Ali said it has been found report on how and where to Herald Staff Writer the county commission and the bodies of water for the past 12 that a threshhotd exists in spray. commission, will recom- months. bodies of water with effluent mere is hope the blind city All said although obmend how the spraying of an where it changes from mos ulto robrem la uin en- servatlons at first lead adulticide should be done over Meanwhile County Corn- couraging the breeding of the researchers to believe a serious downtown 1'Sanford b the water at the lakefront when missioner Sandra Glenn, pest to hampering it. '. eel problem did not exist in Lake it shoWd be done and how of. special guest at the breakfast, But the solution is only The exact threshhold is Monroe, later sample-taking said the counti' fit receiving Waporary. And the cost will be ten. I showed that observation to be unknown. e said. ..: All emphasized the im- complaints from pLperty aboult $5,000 to •1O and untrue. Portance of the spraying taking owners on at lead three Snuth Dr. Ali, working out of the i OIIJ wee or less.: place as the adult midges Seminole lakes where bliz1 University of Florida Dr. Ali said last Spring Dr Arshad t'io emerge from Lake Monroe, mosquito problems have Experiment Station in Sanford, samples showed 20-30 midge . headed up a research project saying after two days in the air developed only recently. said he has had published a larvae per sample. The number tile the ibleanof the are more to ll difficult lu Cornnumber of reports on his has Increased sin ce to 700 per And Sanford City ! Sanford, gave his report to a they sample, he said. None of the county or city missioner Julian Stnstrom research to date. group ' businessmen and public officials this morning. officials present at the break- noted and Dr. Ali agreed that In response to requests from He said midges have been e', As guest of the Greater fast gave any Indication if they the Monroe lakefront problem Mrs. Glenn, County Com- posing a problem in the United Sanford Chamber of Commerce would be interested in funding with the insect has steadily missioner Bob Sturm and States for many years and personality breakfaA, he said such - a temporary solution worsened since the city stopped Stenstrom, Ali said he will research has been conducted n he will make his recom- Programdumping effluent from its make available to both the and off into the problem fa 0or mendations ava&We in written Dr. Ali has been conducting sewer treatment plant into the county commission and the city nearly 40 years. The answer lies m next week studies into the midge problem body of water commission b) next week '1 Ifl long term research, he said ,j ' a -- - By DONNA ESTES city oimcil - WWI YOU - - will fringe bs$fltJ of foir city Ilcers' salaries. Lek Mary iNsider adopting a fifth police officers was approved by - '. IWO ARW 19 IM N( Impt WW LNJ1t6 oil Lake Mary Cons'*iders 1979m,80 Bud et...Once A alio n 1. bONuS ... - BOGTON (UP!) — Fresh Sunday. nedy, - and bands of Joyous, kom a day of prayer for peace The Vatican billed his apeech banner-waft, foddompLng on two contimb, Pope John to the Ge I Assembly as the New Englanders who shouted, Paul 11 today brought to the keynote address of John Paul's Over and over and over, "We United Nations his quest for an visit to America. love you, we love youll, and to war and poverty, in. In It, according to church Mrs. Coda, dreaW in the Justice and Wdilipty. officials, the pope will set out black dreas and hat traditional. Spirits undampened by the essence of his belief that ly worn at papal, audiencM soggy, rainy, cold, miserable respect for human dignity is the Lhoo khishand and odd: "Your dOrlY Autumn W66111110r, more answer to man's social as wen holiress, we welcome you to our ten 1.5 million curious and as spiritual problem. country with love." *prshlpful New Englanders John Paul's appeal came His English Improving after tiweed oat Monday on the almoetl4yearsto thedayafter three days of speeches In pope's first day In America and the late Pope Paul VI appeared Ireland, John Paul returned the chine hiscallto"followme" on the the same rostrum and welcome by praising the nation Ut a life of love, piety and told representatives of 117 he visited as a bishop In 1009 nations to "let the weapons and as a cardinal in 1970. The grueling day darted for drop from your "Today I stand at this W pontiff in Dublins rain and "No more war. War never. gateway to the United States kg bofore dawn and ended a again," Paul, in a hoarse but and again I greet all of M 30 hours later in almost forceful voice, told the General America," he said in a booming exactly the aim, weather Assembly Oct. 4 ias. barltone."Igreetyou,America condition. Ui Bodo. A spokes Like no other pope In modem the beautiful." said the pope was "weary times, John Paul tas sees the But his first day in the United but hoppy" at the end of his ravages of war find hand. States was not all so lighthear. tsns.Atlsi*Ic adventure it was during the Nazi or- ted He got down to more :.lh Mo to New York this cupation of his native Poland serious business in the evening moroing for ancthsr day chock and the extermination of that at a mass in the historic Boston NU of "earances. In addition nation's Jews that he first felt Common attended by about 10 6% ban at the United the religious call that would 500,000 people, many of them he vialts St. Patrick's lead him to the fordmt of Youths. and holds a mass in world leadgm Saying modern society had Te Stadiiun. Then ftlaai And it was ua world leader, driven many people Into the Plilladelphla Wednesclay, a wen n a spiritual on#, that escapism of drugs, viownce and Moins and Chicago he arrived in the UWW states smal pleasure,ON pops urged haraday and Friday, and HewugrededbyRosalynn brc4herlylove utheonly path WaShington Saturday and Carter and Edward M. toward human dignity. • AEQI$* •AKQs4 Sr 7 n To Midae Proble m ni e You 1110111L. wsldhi.rv -AAAM 11" not to make WM P=IW AM-pm - - ..... C. . W143 Wit Whet T1 ' ora I)1 I Po e A PM AqUAU,s(J.n.a.F.a. 1$) today In which oiler declarer would lii price yours willing to pay aoost&g far greatyou er in the for you wad today could future for that which you're he would cia far 010 VAIUM Of that aftanotimlodod; mi. bn& Thu Ile he N i A. a.. s.a www'Sia. LEO (July .Ang. fl) &ioatd VIRGO (Aug. Si5*. 13) 'fry could la tm. _______ _____________________________________________________ p. enWNW 1$) In agrees where you're portant matter today, be 1111"4111600d knowledgeable the resuilu cardul not to gl" away the Alsollumat should be pr.bk for you - dir,, Dial fairly, but o would loss 1i hssrI ff. 112 811tatIM whom you redblicft --Whack& 4:. I Soviet relationship. " The president, as well as senior administration officials who briefed reporters, emphasized the unit is not a military threat to the United States. Carter renewed his call to the Senate to ratify the arnLs Early reaction to the speech indicated the "hawks" felt Carter treat, and said: "politics and nuclear arsenals (10 not had been out-punched, while the "doves" applauded the IInntatu)n Inix.19 He listed five steps the United States will take in light of the president's turn-away-wrath approach. A senior Pentagon official told reporters Carter — as a show of Russian refusal to withdraw the troops. Among them were: But it remains to be,seen whether the treaty — on which t1w Sen. Frank Church, D-Idaho, chairman of the Sciiate Foreign firmness in the Caribbean region — has ordered Marines to the — Increased monitoring of the troop status in Cuba. Relations Committee who a month ago revealed the presencef vote was going to be close anyway — can survive the Soviet U.S. Navy base at Guantanamo, Cuba, and is increasing the —Assurance that "no Soviet unit in Cuba can be used as a the combat troops in Cuba, took a middle road. tie welcomed the refusal it) withdraw a unit they insist Is in Cuba only for training readiness of a 1(),000 man rapid deployment force. purposes. threaten the security of the United States or any Russian assurances, but felt they were not enough. "I have concluded the brigade issue Is certainly no reason for a combat force to ei.i h emisp here." ) 4 The official rdurn to the Cold War.... We do not face any Immediate, concrete other nation In regu contact ,•th er said, be emotionally Cubans, and therefore is not training them. —Establishment of a permanent, full-time Caribbean Joint satisfying for a few days or weeks for some people, but it would be threat that could escalate into war or a major confrontation," Carte d. Task Force Headquarters at Key West, Fla. (Administration destructive to the national interest and the security of the United Carter pledged "we shall not rest on these Soviet statements 'fl 545f ofticiala amid it would consist of 60 to 100 staff people, who will be (f $fl5)%If(t4 pfj$ nf top4.af States." alone," and told other hemispheric nations they "can be confident sessions In Washington and negotiations with the Soviets, In- auguierttnd from time to time with ber finite.) A senior American official told reporters, "It the matter Is not the United States will act in rxrnae to a vuest for assistance in —Increased U.S. economic aid to countries In the Caribbean satisfactorily resolved It could have a serious effect on the U.S.cluding an exchange between Carter and Soviet President Leonid meeling any threat from Soviet or Cuban forces." There's not much tMt can be done to prevent cataracts. AT 03"d to get a lwv risturn. CANCER (June 21-July U) to 8AGnTARRX (Nov. W139c. busloses ma#4n YOU an bM 21)1% We YOU Nd Ptft out and *A I today. UIS dartift Mocks today will "hwo when it comes to do be cwdd managing your resources you not Is UN too "r1Y And Wg" tend to be astravapat. Be J 0 WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Carter has won an assurance the 2,600 Soviet troops are not In Cuba to fight — but could not persuade Kremlin leaders to order them home. 7be president, in a nationwide television and radio address Monday night, announced a series of steps the United States will take to offset the Russian brigade whose presence he caIed a serious matter. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 2) will give you a band In projects Uttle of real value will be ac. V V U I UUU g and fve complished today U y ac large In sceps Don't be J fInns fall to snatch your ideas 11OW bUK East would be to tackle xk&We enterprises. Put muscle Into your &m Be certain to duck, 'pa doer as well as a tlthiker NOS1 $1-A almost wha Lam 23) YOU CooUwId score his Ad and wind up with his h . : qualliltles today, Unfortunately, Be logical In your invol"ma* 0 KQJ$4 Oswald: "Thli; swindle is a 4 .... good example of the 'extra you may not Call on your full today and don't pull acadve wur P0441MUAL When a firm, hand in faith in Iady chancel Is Su that LO& Me is #AQ9 RANT 010732 caUW for, don't use a loose West Liz Ikini ppoof" hearts. slightly fickle and could kt you IV 11111111 IV K 1084 grip. FU 0 fllO He-will score a surprise trick down. $ 63 with it, but able to WNW for you in the year ) •AK10a7•QJ$43 TAURUS (April following your birthday U twO tr dia d Cok:e South som rd spade sending JOr Your CM of Astm Try not to use BAUM today to Gro lAtter. " $1 for each Obtain favors or have others do VJ2 ION jut one spade trick." to A**Gm* Bu 4111111, Radio your bldft. They win M 0 A111111111 AIIIII& 'Ile play would have Qty Station N.Y. 10019. Be sure through your ploy and resent It. • $52 cost South an overtrick in event that East held the ace to sPicilY birth date. Vulnerable: East.W.st GEMINI (Slay lJune ) SPWO or West the king of Dealer: Wed WORM (Oct. 34-Nov. 32) You're an achieva today, but hieaft but what's an overEnrYthlnii; will be dobd out to let Otberl 44 Your pralses. Wed N" Ud ftea trick who compared with you today in its proper PlIVOIltift U you do 111111s, don't III* to cost, You WAMshism Paw 10 PM Pau by Al Veim.r YOU KNVE AN OVERACrivri k w ., This Coming YOU IMY taick ' ,1II D 'a ________ . TWI'i i. your iuunuuiagu,AY PRISCILLA'S POP BUGS BUNNY our 00VEMMHQHWW&VMcowm=N -- -, doctrmaynot fee' likemlb eyes now? Will this affect my jecting his patient to an near sight later on? what type operation. As the opacities Opera inaease and begin to affect DEAR READER—Cataracts sight, the decision has to be t 0 - "On. made on the buls of how much ight is affected and what Basically, hey imply opacities that develop In the can bedefletOoelTectitwithout lens in operation, Some people who y 7% lam itself Is a small do not read and don't thread globular structure of jell*IIke needles don't really need as naterlalandft'squjteaiatic Ins accurate eyesight as others. yosdh. Still another person who needs The cells of the lens excellent eyesight In beth eyes regenerate just like the cells In may require an operation your " do. The problem Is sooner. opaque Oat old calls an not shed like When the cataract is those on the surface of your enoih that it won't transmit okin. Rather the now cob form light wid you can't see through at the surface of the l and it, jt'ssaldto be mature. At that the cidonesmovetotbe center, point it's usually necessary to Eventually these old hard cells take It oat. DeLte some claims are compacted In the middle of to the contrary, the only real the lens. That's why If a person cite for cataracts Is removin What could be done about my - For Tuesday, October 2, 1979 • At this stage the At the beginning a cataract Improve the vision, HOROSCOPE by Howie Schneider Y2] nee&eandhavenoheadaches. with vision. BYBERNICEBEDEO6OL . j IC-fr-ti labletogets drim's Ikense, he would talk tome. Isee to read, tweeds may Involve wass of the lew that don't really bt0r*0 much EEK& MEEK un . asdaboat removal and h. saldwileol. 0 _______ I Lamb youneedaaract opera An Coming.Other readers who from a competent eye want this Issue can send 15 examinatIon. There's no reason cents in ChKk of coln with a to take them out if they don't longs dalnPd, A&-AddriaM significantly interfere with for IL Send Your vision. And, on the other hand resed to me. In care of this If you have serious disease of newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, the rest of the eye that CornRadio Qty Station, New York, promises vision anyway, NY 100. removing the catarad may not 1 Evening Herald—( USPS 481 .280)—Price 15 Cents Dr. fitted with driving 11111,181111111. The nun 55 55 57 - 62 61 72nd Year, No. 36—Tuesday, October 2, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 DEAR DR. 1AM —My eyes were checked by the orMimood and he says I have bIater'J cataracts. I Was Is thall he will develop saim These operations are changes in the 10111. relstivdy simple today and in We don't know all the factors many buitances ft hospital related to catarocU but I am day Is of short duration. Then YOU MW Health Lfifter Only Way to deterff&W When 49 ivennig ___ g 45 ___________________________ ------- — 41 40 47 HAT CONFOUNDED AIRLINE CAWT AND THE RESERvAnciN MADE LAST WEEK p: 32 33 — 35 I __ - - 26 31 —— 34 ARCHIE 25 —— 22 ____ 3 0o 21 Liffle Can Be Dong? ent aturac ts Weather S u 3* I S -- r- --2 - - .. - - -- - .. - .•-. - � 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 01, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 01, 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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 01, 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/10ee56b46c4ed24e893344c9eb7afd07.pdf 3b6f592902546f794eedd1539edbdac8 PDF Text Text I BLONDIE 41—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. L/1 fl..4EALA) ( ON 7W5 Tuesday, Sept. 4, 1'7 Young by Chic — ACROSS 41 New Deal _ Ori ental chief (E'X1.."\' orI \'t WORK •__J••-•• Seaweed 18 Greek Li J /\ PIP SHE A YEAH BELIEVE BUT SHE WILL YOU? 130WI-INCv DOWN . 1 Variety of 23 Semitic deity 42 Tree kind (pl.) 2 David Copper 24 Actress 43 Set o! two 31 Midwest state 4—HELLO, cabbage (abbr.) 32 Exclamation PEAR 4P NOW... TONI&HT? UMOLE LJ,s19t6 I unknown (abbr.) 26 African land 30 Fatimas husband by Mort Walker YOU 7OLD YOUR WIFS YOU WERE 34 Jokes 9 Of the ear 10 Metric Unit 37 Poncho (var.) Not dosed 38 Eggs 19 Mae West 39 Fruit in role bunches 20 Forbids 41 Step 22 Watch over 57 Author 22 Make lace 23 Pal: bluish. green BEETLE BAILEY NOT REALLY ;: Britain 21 Shame jj H0 CAL UBN BAIH0S INCIIE INHERE , 55 Eye infecti letter food ~16-' ° 53 City in Oklahoma 54 Note (tat.) Ii Irritate G _______________ 51 Ski problem association 15 Latvian 16 Leg joint ( LE!JIJJ 13 Motorin •s. , I )) - FFMAM ZE 50 Mao 12 Air (prefix) NTI Answer to Previous Puzzle i field villain Branches of learning 4 Inform of triumph 33 Frothy brew 34 Thoughtful 3 35 Turkey gobbler 36 Michigan 5 Western resort 6 Pour down 7 metropolis Raines 25 Nothing (Fr.) 26 Made music 27 Means of entry term (abbr.) 46 Image 47 Biblical preposition 29 Flees pysound 44 Paris airport 45 Farm agency punishment 48 Snide 38 Hies $ Ha 'c handed 31 Cattle latch.) 50 License plate 40 Summer drink defense C) I 1 2 3 — I7 5 6 'I — " 14 13 12 — _______ A THE BORN LOSER 17 ——— y To , • FAT J1L!5 1D fl. • LJ — — T. — — 'I 22 _____ ô 23 24 25 —— 8 'O 26 — 27 28 29 —— I 30 —— — 32 31 33 35 38 40 — 43 44 42 ARCHIE by • W, DACVY, I'VE GOT A LCMAD OF (STYMf I DON'T WANT TO 15E INTERRUPTED! I'VE GOT PLENTY OF HISrORY AND EN6LISH HOMEWORK 10 00, IF 4 eai Egg — - — -- — I — — - - ——— 7 56 ________ 55 - 54 ___ 52 \\ 11 • ) '.') '. 50 T — — T 45 - Afl#llffs I — —— ASK HIMTO CALL ME BACK IN V 1 Bob Montana I ——— — 41 I J —INIWSPAPER INTIRPRISE ASSN I— — — — — '. HOROSCOPE ByBERNICEBEDEOSOL ii IIJ'' For Wednesday, September 5 1979 EEK& MEEK Pressure DEAR DR. LAMB i am a 47-yew-old female. I'm and weIgh 128 pounds. I have high blood pressure and take InderalandHydrodlurlldaily. When my blood pressure was discovered, I had dizziness, vomiting and loss of memory. The doctor discontinued my Premarin. I had had a hysterectomy three years before that 72nd Year, No 13—Wednesday, September 5, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 I "V ' I '' Lamb I I L I WHO S GC*1&)AEUE. Mq WRM CLC(K the uterus since hysterectomy. t you had a - the question • ance* Now I have hot flashes that is whether the hormones are are very annoying and un- related to your Wood pressure. comfortable, especially at There are a small number of night. Is it dangerous to take women who develop high blood hormones my pressure with birth control and, If so, why pills Alter all, they too are DEAR READER - There nothing more than cornare many factors related tO binatlons of female hormones. By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer WASHINGTON— Secretary of State Cyrus Vance told Washington Press corps today that the presence of 56M troop in Cuba may seriously affect U.S.-Soviet high blood pressifre. There are it's important for these women specific medical conditions that to discontinue the birth-control can cause it, but in the vast pills altogether. majority of cases we don't know i c The only way the why one person has high blood another really be answered In your case and pressure seemIngly similar person does now that you're on mVuI.uIe control high blood pressure is to not. Your description suggests find out it resuming the horthat you had very high blood mones will have any adverse pressure, possibly associated effect. Certainly you don't want with accumulation of fluid in to go through the problem you the brain (cerebral edema). had before because that's The acute increases in blood relatively dangerous. So it pressure associated with those would have to be a very kind of symptoms -are carefully controlled study in sometimes called a hyper- your case. Meanwhile in the absence of tensive crisis. I hope the medicines you are that information you certainly taking have controlled your should not take female herblood pressure so that ft's mones. DEAR DR. LAMB — I read within relatively normal limits your column about the gadgets now. I'm sending you The Health Letter number 14, Blood ears. Isn't there any medication Pressure, to give you a better you can take before you resort Idea of the factors that control to that? DEAR READER — Usually this condition. Other readers who want the Isaac can send 75 not but you have to remember tam check or coin with a that ringing or noises in the long stamped, self-addressed is syinm Before you treat envelope for It. Send your It, you need to find out If request to me, ln care of this possible what's causing it. newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, It can be cause by taking Raft City Station, New York, various medicines, including N.Y. 10019. common aspirin In some There's no way I can tell you people. So In that case, taking whether you can take her- medicine won't relieve the mones. Certainly you don't condition but stopping the need to worry about cancer of medicine might. ...... iLl_.itw.øi PRISCILLA'S POP by Al T ILLA FUN WEtL HAVE BACK IN SCHOOL!, JUST IMAGIN15— NE)1EW EX J P11W Vermeer LUNKS•) , C. ';:'1) ;- ______ . ' ,. , - . iii. i ' . • •- -. .' i A' Ak 0"M 6, IdA, b..1 M ftJ V 6 P" On 9.4 1 BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel 'a'' GOON, s4.mER ...1' Cquept Up, FuPpow,Evem UTHOVNPIPN'T AT ous C&CH 0 FIRIST . owA '41' 6ti H.Imdahl ftFoge ANA JPIENCa ____ sea lift capability associated with the brigade which information suggests that elements of a Soviet brigade 1 1A me begin with a few conunents on the presence of a Soviet combat brigade in Cuba. "We regard this as a very serious matter affecting our before that. "The process of reanalyzing our earlier information continues. The unit appears to consist of 2,000 to 3,000 personnel and includes motorized rifl e batallions, tank and artillery batallions and combat and support elements. would give it an assault capability. "Nor is the presence of this unit covered by our bilateral understandings with the Soviets in 1962 or 1970. . . .. ". —1.1_TI.-- ;:.- - • . . '.. .. of an associate, be are you You'll end up a scapegoat, . couple Of Wii.ti itM 'top O ly n C .. - •. 4ML1FRO.SruPwFLL area residents con- without power. Most of those forwarded to Gov. Bob about tkiusd today as work crews customers, he said, were In the Graham's office. Gov. Graham will then determine whether or ified cleanup efforts In the Odeen and Chuluota areas. wgeofHrricaneDavld. "Where we are having dif- not to grant state aid to the TomHut*,areamanagerof ficultycompletingrepalrsare county. "The overall assessment 3odhern Bell Telephone, said places such as narrow places where a service would have to be that we were 1W expects vIrtuany 100 percent alleys... very lucky, Etchberger said. $rvice to be restored by truck cannot get into, damage to any Th e word Thursday evening. He said Higgins said. seems to have been structure about 60 percent of those Cozni1et1on of the power line the canopy at the Wareco iistmers without service repairs was expected to be done today are in the DeBary- by 5 p.m. today, according to station. We also saw three or four can with a few new Piftna. region where the gale Higgum a i ti. County budget director Jeff tree fe on them," he said. ll lines. th "We have to wait until damage assessment team 1742 in Sanford had an us which toured the county aluminum canopy ripped from okay ore we move add a full edimaW of Its &Wporta by the 40 mph too TIPI)w"to clear a"au ft 0111111b cum tot be w" early Tood" mor%iM determined until figures from Etchberger said the major Until fun smioe is redor4 the utilliM an received. But he cost of the storm is WWy to J*Am nK thm would be'no said the Initial , appraisal result from The additional baltalaft of now pbones; all Tuesday Indicating little manpower needed to dew up rvice personnel will be serious damp had occurred the debris and maintain seemed to be accurate. emergency services for an working on r%Wn. Etchberger said reports of extended period. He said there Florida Power and Light Higgins said property damage from about 20 wIll also be a need to repair or kewiiii J electric service had been county homeowners were replace some street lights rsjorflld to about go percent of reviewed by the assessment damaged by the wind. — e GEOFFREY POU County cuotomms as team. I BUT !VI uts - gIIII . E te A G a ..• ... ..: 1 • . - 4' ______ -- v'. UP' ' ./. .-c . . -. ,,-4__ - '-' b . ____ . -. b zoornis m V1.COME oor . w , u • -. - - '' - • - A 11 MV I py j iiv Lem" - - - - . ' ---- -.. - .. ;.. '- . - J ______ • m w - fl'M . • ___ ___ - _; —. - -. -, -• -' • - - AL . . _W9 property taxes were either continued the same' or reduced." council would "I feel the city vwww 9 have gone to the people for approval whet her Commissioner Stephen Barton resigned the district five compelled to bI seat on moving out of the city, Goldberg decided to seek Piland said. election to that office. He resigned his commission seat The public hearing on the 2r • • • - . By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Political leaders from all parts of Longwood, some from e y, us e the Winsor Mawww home of Bill Mitchell on Tuesday night to celebrate his election win to a city commission seat. Mitchell, in an intensive campaign, especially during the last few days prior to the election, upset two-term commissioner Larry Goldberg for the district five seat the effective date up two weeks. Mitchell's widespread support was shown at his victory party Tuesday night. Celebrating with him were State Rep. and Mrs. Bobby Brantley, R-Longwood; Republican state committeeman, Fred Streetman; Former Mayor Mitchell polled 432 votes to Goldberg's 2. Goldberg only two weeks ago resigned his post on the council on the orders of Circuit Judge Richard Muldrew, who had threatened the official with jall If he failed to resign. And Mitchell used the issue in his campaign. in a letter to the people, Mitchell, who had supported Goldberg, said, "He (Goldberg) resigned because a judge told him that he had defied the law long enough and he must quit or go to jail. He missed his )ad sentence by only seven hours. Sadly, all of the legal expenses Incurred by my opponent for the varlous legal manipulations to delay his refflignation until the last minute were paid for with you tax doliars. What a waste of your money. What a ple fora so-called cit father to set for depl 99 community. our Protnisn "honesty and hard work" on behalf of the people's interests, IltclieU had asked that the residents vote against "politics as usual" on Tuesday. • f rom Goldberg's The legal controversy remaining In office after he moved out of the district from which he was elected. The former city charter in effect for a decade had required a commissioner to live In the district he represented. The new city charter, promoted by Goldberg and adopted a year ago also requires acomrnlsslonerto live ifd1strict he represents orfaceremovalfromofflce. Goldberg said he moved out of his district either just before or just after the charter election. When City Grant, Police Chief Greg Manning. Aslo aiding Mitchell in his campaign were past Council Chairmen James Brown and Percy White and former Public Works Director Ralph Fisher. Fisher had Attributed the loss of his job with the city as public works director to Goldberg. Also dropping in on Mitchell during $he victory party was Commissioner Ray Leibensperger, long a Goldberg ally on the city commission, Only 23.4 percent of the city's electors, 725, cast ballots In the election, the first held in the county using the county's new punch card voting system. But City Clerk Linda Martin attributed the low turnout to the stormy weather in the days preceding the election and on the rainy weather on election day Itself. yyp es Seminole County courthouse Tuesday evening. Goldberg campaigned for re-election even on election day when his supporters dropped campaign literature into the mailboxes at many homes. In delaying his resignation, Goldberg said It Was his duty to remain in office while the city commission was thrashing out the 1979.1960 budget. After the judge's order and Goldberg's resignation, the city commission was unable to raise a quorum for the Aug. 27 meeting. Mitchell Is to take office at next Monday night's city commission meeting. The fifth city commission seat, the one Goldberg vacated, is to be filled at the regular election in December. ' • c- . I - ••• -.• - - ,' .. . • • - ..... - .L. • ________ , — — ' 'T ':' :'-'-- " • - •. - -• , • " 1 ' - "I hope the people will support the city council in this action. I don't know how widespread the word has gotten out that an election is to take place, Piland said. City Councilman Wilfred Arnold, finance commissioner, has been spearheading the move for the tax increan. He has said the additional $118,000 which the city would receive from the property tax hmease LsneecledforreaervefuAds. — - -, Today Ism __ mote votes MWthen hie two Csads, _ R8ELVES $8 • - Pratt, who ale. did ed seek r • - a Deer A1h • . 11 both Go Raia Ashaw sod . .. Rill r'— i7 ' I-- 1, • i two ay the renreferendum. "If the dum fe" we will have to revert to the original budget we were considering and make cuts, kedPlandhl:aid. for assessment of the coming election on the tax Increase proposid, PIIaIId said, "If the council had made the decision in May or June and had had the opportunity to lot the people know Ow city's needs, the referendum could have ncpd "i don't linow how man le are convinced there is a need. F and business point of view there is a need for the money. The council has Initiated a 1Ot of tinprovemen pro —'-• 100 -- • '— - - kIII ':i •' - momas o. Morgan, is, a perce* strong to cad 'their election. James Massey canvassed, the 11 absentee contests. Also winning the people's UniVersity of C.ntral Florida bsflots,cliose Frank Salz'n'iui. collected 117 votes while Jack votes counted and the election jgj.n for the by the another U(7 professor 0. Collins results certified city was given SI. approval, by a 111.10 voW, was jt$ (UCF) . ,. •-: oupII council seat and gave a council ata special 7:30p.m. the axationqusdiononthe the C*tral Florida Crime The new offlcialsare slatedto meeting today, said Mrs. Cox ballot The approved an. Watch WsvleIcu program, OVW6 M"Will GMW won vote of confidence with pnh Whittler, assume office on Oct. 1, said Atotaiofi voters, Including nezaUon is of 40 acres wed of flCy Cox today. - absentees, of the 1,065 qualified the city limits near the .. Y ranimoppoaed for hls old Group dsUdoTday. ..-. The election officially will be electors cast ballots in the Seminole County transfer 1 seat on the city council. Catrylq the election by With his election win, station. his am dKto iaatid r the omcs ca*term poet he . No for MY. Coanclimia Charles bdm*. In aid4ft to his Maya. Ben, Biuloy, '• the co,mcil to leek the mayors at UCF he has worked with the UM WTIS1 -d 5WI11111111 NIfttut GySftSIin office. AIINMThSCI.Ck ..........4% U.risc.pe ................18$ Matewdvsrsttysydamaadths . io ACEZ)V , ' S - proposal. The city council at a special election scheduled for Sept. 11 is seeking voter approval for the $1.36 per $1,000 assessed valuation increase in property taxes. "The only question concerned how long the new tax level would be Imposed," said Mayor Troy Piland today. 661 VAN rem.144wo foilw Morgan W'io ns Ov*iedo Mayor s Job 9 ool asked .>1 - do And only one of those three - Mitchell Defeats Goldber . - .1 . - .. ,f Observers watels tAngwood eloctim malts being printed out by computer t"minsil -''. . . - . .- - ' . - - - .' '' ::r,4?I(V '.:'J\ k'< .. -. I ___ . A! ,. . - . .- . - ry , . - - hearing on the city's proposal to raise property taxes from $2.14 per $l,000 assessed valuation to . •. ... - .- Jiba 70 •. - . Fire today gutted the controL According to Viles, the building before it could be len o k eh o use barb eq u e flames followed gas drippings extinguished. Oviedo firemen the faftwid an date Rate 436 in from the pit back to the gas can received mutual aid f County'romFire and Ignited the can. The fire Seminole OPlido. of the bufift Jim spread quickly to the door, Depmtment. Y1 isid he WU attesnpting to Viles said. V& tM OWS in the barb@qw Vfles said he c" ed the Viles was uninjured te damage wM gasollins at abmd 10:30 Oviedo M Department but fire An immedia c=** 6droyed ftiale was not available. who to hN 89 od of On blan . Tuesday evening at the Winter Springs City Council Public - . 10 Too 6= 0 Only three citizens showed up -. _ THIW - . -. power outages and of 10 am. today. Higgins said Incorporated into a summary of .. ibThives . dkUvptW telephone service to about 150 persons still were damages. The summary will be Copies 0I JACOB Y MODERN.) by Slal Li . . ' .-• SPIDER-MAN Attend Parley •. . --- — 'These figures are separate from the Soviet military advisory arid technical military personnel in Cuba which we now estimate at between 1,500 and 2,000. The specific mission of the combat unit is unclear. There is no air or - .. . "Nonetheless the presence of a Soviet combat unit in Cuba is a matter of serious concern. "I will be pursuing this matter with the Soviets in the coming (lays. I will be discussing this issue with the S'nate foreign relations committee this afternoon and setting forth the approach we plan to take with the Soviets. We will keep the press and the public informed to the fullest extent we can as we proceed. 'o ___ —( .I . .. AS1I IW ERNS? FR IUII AN K may have been there since the early 1970's and possibly urricane C leanur Pushed". 200 Lack P.,: owerOr Phones N Th reat A fragmentary data in the light of more recently acquired "The Identification of this unit as a Soviet combat force has recently been confirmed by our Intelligence cornmunity. They have now concluded that this force has been in Cuba since the mid 1970's. Reanalysis of old conferring with the Russians over the next few days. ft had been ieportecl this morning that while ~';-justufIni would be Issued as in previous CubarRussim It was expected U. S.-Russian trade uba agreements might come under scrutiny Vance today, however, would not be specific In that regard. Here is the statement Issued by Vance: runs counter to long held American policies. clined today to ISBN a position statement, saying he will U ____ s n relations with the Soviet Un!3n. The presence of this Unit While Vance Issued a statement on the Soviet troops, he Ask lbS I ussian ro . -'_____________ M ,...j,O elotions toussaissoviet — V' Evening Herald—(USPS 481 280) Price 15 Cents hi I I fully understand what he or she YWRBIRTHDAY — is trying to say. Look for the big Sept. 5, W79 small pasta. i i-irw the picture not This coming year you may WI RI fl T AQUARIUS (Jan. &Feb. uniquely drawn into a rather strange but profitable part. 19) Instead o( trying to solve a . to think first. but no West got problem for a friend. you will be nership arrangement. For best around to the immediate club results, secrecy. may be more helpful it you explain why NORTH 9-4-A shift. do bn It and It bw work it out # AKJ reWifred of both partim At two tables, East .Q J 104 for herself. 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'—_#-- —V - - - ,Lt. �2A-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL - Wednesday, Sept. S. m Davi Downgraded To Tropical Storm S 1 NA110N IN BRIEF d With Inflation, Energy WASHINGTON (UPI)- Members of Congress, who tested public opinion during their August recess, are back in Washington today facing a load of "must" issues most of them spelled "en+r.g-y" or "i-n•f-I-a-t.i-o-n." The Senate, which will be preoccupied with the SALT debate in October, was scheduled to start work today on the Treasury Department and Postal Service ap. propriation bill, and the House was to resume debate on foreign aid. SALT prospects were thrown into doubt by last week's revelation that the Soviets have 2,000 to 3,000 combat ready troops in Cuba, and Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Frank Church, 1)-Idaho, canceled today's public hearing on the treaty for two secret sessions with CIA Director Stansfield Turner and Secretary of State Cyrus Vance on that development. President Carter's energy program - to Impose a windfall profits tax on oil companies, to speed up regulatory agency decision-making on energy projects and to subsidize synthetic fuel development - still must be enacted. Civil Defense officials said some 21,300 persons sought refuge in 106 shelters in the eastern half of South Carolina Tuesday night in advance of the storm. The 90-mph winds that accompanied David onto the beach at Tybee Island, 18 miles east of Savannah, hurled trees through the air like matchsticks, according to Jack Acuff of radio station WSGA. In Charleston, the storm surge sent water crashing over t}i battery, a long seawall where in 1861, citizens watched the firir on Fort Sumter in Charleston Harbor. State Civil Defense Director Fred Kelly said in Columbia thI 5,500 persons sought refuge in 16 shelters in the Charleston arej He said the city experienced some wind and water damage bI "apparently nothing real bad." David, first declared a hurricane on Aug. 27, was described by forecasters as one of the 10 worst this century. It struck the Dominican Republic four days later, and Presideilt Antonio Guzman said Tuesday the storm had killed "well ove 1,000 persons." Government officials predicted that the final toll, which will n4t be known for months, would reach "at least 2,000 and probabl closer to 3,000." Guzman estimated damage to government installations alore at almost $1 billion. "What has happened in this country is a tragedy of gigantic proportions," the 6$-year-old president said. "There has been r* more destructive event in the history of this country than Hurricane David." $** 50 Million WASHINGTON (UP!)- The moon will move within Earth's shadow Thursday morning and the farther west you live, the better the show will be. It will be the last total lunar eclipse visible from North America until 1982. Easterners will not be able to see the moon completely in Earth's shadow because the moon will be setting and the sun rising before the end of the eclipse. Court-Ordered Busing Begins Winds clocked at 75 to 95 and tree damage. miles an hour at various points St.Lucie County, (Fort Monday raised havoc with Pierce ) Total in excess $1 electric power lines along 300 million. Crane at construction miles of the coast. Florida site of new FP&L's HutchinPower & light Co. officials son's Island nuclear generating reported more than 200,000 plant toppled, damaging sub customers lost their power at power station. Popular Hilltop the height of David's fury. Restaurant lost roof. Extensive Some were still without power damage to homes and utility By United Press International Court-ordered busing began without incident in Dayton, Ohio, for the third straight year. Officials are hoping things will be as peaceful in Cleveland and Columbus. In all, over 60,000 Ohio students are to be bused this year. Busing gets under way for the first time In Columbus on Thursday and in Cleveland on Monday. Classes for Dayton's 34,000 public school students, with about 15,000 of them to be bused, began on a staggered basis Tuesday. .. .' . . late Tuesday. lines. There was only one death Martin County, (Stuart) directly attributed to the Total ln excess of$l0 million. 35 hurricane, but at least seven store fronts in Stuart shattered. Sadat, Begin Reach Accord . .. .-.-. HAIFA, Israel (UP!) Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and Prime Minister Menachem Begin reached partial agreement today on several bilateral issues but failed to come to terms on the thorny problems of future Palestinian self-governement and Jersualem. They decided to hold another summit meeting In Egypt, probably in early fall, but did not set a date or place. Begin announced agreement by Israel to withdraw two months earlier than scheduled from the Mount Sinai region in south central Sinai to enable Sadat to celebrate the second anniversary of his Jersuelem visit in ceremony on Mount Sinai. - . t• . 4 . • . . ... . : .. . . '- . . .. . .. . . . . . . .. . ' ....' . ' -.-' ,: ... ..L - . ...:. •. . . Maintenance crews in Longwood clear debris at Wilma Street and Church Avenue following Tuesday's storm. . 0 .' • - 0 Dominican Republicraces Frederic 's ' passed. lost roof on restaurant and part The 25-mile-wide eye center of lodg e. Extensive damage to SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic (UP!) -The devastated Dominican Republic, where an estimated of the hurricane moved ashore facilities at large plant n ursery, 2,000 to 3,000 people were killed by Hurricane David, braced today for new flooding from Tropical Storm Frederic. In Puerto Rico, Civil Defense authorities issued an appeal for all residents near river banks to flee their homes today to escape imminent flash floods, and Ca rter decla red 10 more communities disaster areas. miaaui,um Wu,u., Oi rivuei:c, once at f ull 75-mph hurricane strength, were estimated at only 50 mph early today as it moved across the Mona Passage toward the iiuti;Vu se Pedro 8fl0 said W I rains on already we KtOun,a. a damage is done. Nearly a week after David' Justlnlano said many about 12:30 p.m. Monday at to homes and mobile homes. Singer Island, just north of Power lost in most of county. Palm Beach. It passed over Palm Beach County, (West Stuart, Fort Pierce, Veto Palm Beach) - Total estimatBeach, and Melbourne before ed as high as $20 million by going back into the ocean near some civil defense spokesmen, Cocoa Beach about 11 hours probably In area of $12 million. later. Palm Beach Jai Alai fronton Most of the more than 100,000 underconstructionafterDec.2$ Inhabitants of the beach areas fire collapsed. Damage exten- . in the five counties most sive to trailer and mobile severely damaged when David homes, particularly In Jupiter nudged on to land heeded area. Radio Station WJNO AM. . L. . • irsu Graham 'h orders w evacuate. The governor called the tower toppled Into Lake Worth. citizens who evacuated the About 50,000 customers lost "real heroes." Their quick power. response made David "a minor Note: AD five of counties Commuters Are Fuming 'T ,' SAN FRANCISCO (UP!)- Negotiations in San Francisco's two-month-old mass transit dispute resume Thursday, but commuters forced onto clogged freeways this week by the shutdown of BART tubes are fuming now at union pay demands. The 75-mile Bay Area Rapid Transit subway system, with Its tube under the bay, has been shut down since last Friday in a showdown with unions over sickouts and equipment sabotage. Two HART unions have been without a contract since July 1, principally because of a dispute over cost-of-living raises. disaster rather than without communication" because of the floodwaters. More Mxdq was inevitable in the Dominican Republic because the locks of all prindpal reservoirs were opened from bursting. The government was moving people t of he hardest hit reported extensive (lisaster,"he said, a major damage to private homes and mobile homes such as broken Acounty-by-countysummary windows, porches, roofs and the of the damages compiled by like and large number, of trees UP! Tuesday from reports of felled by the winds. staff correspondents, local civil Broward Coulsty, (Fort LAUderdale)-To reporters, showed: minimal. Four deaths before Brevard County, (Cocoa) - and after storm passage. Total In excess of $32.6 million. Dade County, (Miami) Melbourne Beach area hit by damage "very light". Damage small tornado that tore off back at Miami Beach estimated wall of Opus 21 condominIum $25,000. Plane Crash Kills 4 PINNACLE, N.C. (UP!)- Four men died Tuesday night in the croxh nf their single engine plm in & wooded area off U.S. 52 near Pinnacle apparently as the pilot was trying to make an emergency landing on the highway. Authorities withheld the names of the victims pending Positive identification and notification of next of kin. Authorities said the Cessna Skyhawk went down In a wooded area about 100 yards off the highway near the Stokes and Surry county line. The wreckage was strewn over a 30yard area. II * DISCOUNT FOR U I private businesses and individuals. -4 The approach of Frederic and the remains of David' " near Florida also slowed down American-led efforts to get '-" food to victims stranded by David. Two big U.S. helicopters and a supply of 10,000 K-rations of 12 meals each couldn't reach the country from Puerto Rico and Florida. i4 - INN. 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L * SR 22 FILED FREE - - $1 billion to replace damaged crops and repair inMUona. Th itfiguredoesnotthdude1oaIe,suffered by * YOUNG DRIVER PROGRAM ; HOSPITAL NOTES The White House Tuesday declared 10 more Puerto Rico municipalities disaster areas to speed relief, bringing the .-si total of designated disaster towns to 15. Hurricane David left25,000 refugees in Puerto Rico, and their ranks are expected to swell after today's rains, . which forecasters said could dump up to 10inches on some areas. Civil Defense radio communiq ues Issued appeals urging evacuation o( all river banks and valleys." The Weather &.u4 a .iIA •h .Island 0f St. Croix received 10 inches of rain in a 12-ho led The governor of the U.S. Virgin Islands, Juan Luis, mObft*d Ow National Guard to aid rescue efforts and guard 89"looting during the no4q. Ite number of homelessalready duds at2)90and y ,000 of them have been put up at refugee shelters. G uunan said the government will have to spend nearly SAFE DRIVERS Someone broke into the home of a Casselberry man and stole $2,900 in cash from a sportcoat hanging in a bedroom closet, according to Seminole County deputies. Jack Eloranta, 48, of No. 3 Lotus Circle, Casselberry, told deputies the theft occurred sometime Monday or Tuesday.'Tuesday coming from the Deputies say they found no storeroom at the rear of The signs of forced entry to Ark, 1010 State Street, Sanford. Eloranta's home. Suddenly, sparks began firing Eloranta said the money was and smoke quickly filled the stolen from the pocket of his liquor lounge, she said. blue sportscoat that was Sanford Fire officials cleared hanging in his bedroom closet, away the smoke and said the JEWELRY, COINS electrical short had caused the STOLEN electrical breaker panel to Jewelry, silverwareand short out. The incident occurred coins valued at between $1,500 about 5:45 p.m. and $2,000 were taken from a SPOUSE ABUSE home near Sanford, according CHARGED to Seminole County deputies. A 21year-old Orlando man Diana B. Rogers, 37, who was charged with battery lives on Highway 46 just east of Wednesday for allegedly • Cochran Road, told deputies the beating his wife in her home burglary occurred Tuesday near Forest City, according to while she was away from home Seminole County deputies. t 4 • for 2 hours. Wayne Robert Mongeau, 21, "' Entry was gained by pushing of Orlando was arrested at 2:51 out the screen window in the a.m. today at 2525 Veneer living room, deputies said. The Drive, near Forest City. He was burglar then headed for the transported to Seminole County bedroom where he stole Ms. Jail and placed on an initial Rogers' property, according to bond of $525. deputies. During a domestic argument, Mongeau allegedly struck his ELECTRICAL FIRE A local Sanford lounge suf. wife In both sides of her ribs fered about $150 in damages and on her back, Mongeau's BIKE RACE when an electrical fire broke wife told deputies. She cornplaintxi of suffering severe pain out In the stockroom, according BENEFITS M DA when she breathed. to Sanford police. Deputies said they arrested Barmaid Suzi Ward told Mongeau for his wife's own Police she heard a loud "zap" protection. S a.m. readings: ternBayport: high, 2:13 a.m., 2:02 perature, 80; overnight low, 75; p.m; low, 8:09 am., 8:47 p.m. ' yesterday's high, 88; BOATING FORECAST barometric pressure, 29.93; St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet relative humidity, 94 percent; out 50 miles - Small craft W124 S at 12 mph. should exercise caution. North Forecast: Partly cloudy part winds westerly 15 to 20 through Thursday with a knots and seas 4 to $ feet today cbeice of mainly afternoos decreasing tocight. South part thundershowers. Highs mostly winds southwest around 15 - around 90. Lows tonight in the knots today with seas 3 to 5 feet 70s. Southwesterly winds today decreasing tonight. around 15 mph today and Thursday all areas winds southerly 10 to 15 mph Thur. southeast to south 10 to 15 knots eday. Rain probability 30 with seas 3 to 4 feeL A few percent today, 20 percent showers. EXTENDED FORECAST tonight and 30 percent Thursday. Florida except northwest THURSDAY TIDES Partly cloudy with scattered Daytona Beach: high, 8:16 afternoon and evening thundern.m., 8:42 p.m.; low, 1:55 n.m., showers. Continued warm and humid. Highs mostly from mid 2:14 p.m. Port Canaveral: high, 8:08 80 to low 90s. Lows in the 70s am., 8:34 p.m.; low 1:41 n.m., except low SOs southeastern beaches and Keys. 2:05 p.m. SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL SEPT. 4 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Annie Blackshear BeuIeh Clicquennol Robert E. Harris Catherine Hillery Ruth A. Rock" Janet Galluccl, Deltona Irving Grossman, Deltona Wednesday, Sept. 5, 179-3A $2,900 Stolen From Coat WEATHER - people were kiUW in accidents Foxfire Inn restaurant at exduring pre-storm preparations clusive Sewell's Point lost roof. WASHINGTON (UPI)- In a major victory for gun control groups, a federal judge has ruled the Pentagon must stop giving the National Rifle Association exclusive rights to buy hundreds of thousands of surplus Army guns at cost. A lawyer for the National Coalition to Ban Handguns, which prevailed in a lawsuit Tuesday, predicted the ruling by U. S. District Judge Harold Greene will "cut down on membership" in the NRA and weaken the powerful gun lobby. The NRA's ranks have boomed to a million members In recent years, In part because those who pay the $15 membership fee are entitled to buy rifles at cost from the Defense Department. 'S. ., - Gun-Control Court Victory -. - LONDON (UP!)- Britain bade farewell to Earl Mountbatten of Burma today with a majestic funeral parade through the ancient center of London to Westminster Abbey, where a grieving Queen Elizabeth and royalty from a dozen nations paid final tribute to the warrior-statesman. Ironically. Mountbatten, the victim of an IRA bomb, was more closely guarded in death than in life. Scotland Yard mounted an unprecedented security operation, with between 4,000 and 5,000 police and troops guarding the funeral route and the Abbey, where more royalty in London were gathered than any time since the death of King George VI in 1952. - By United Press International complex and sucked contents Civil Defense officials still out oflO evacuated apartments. are tallying up the damage left 30 mobile homes smashed by Hurricane David as it swept nearby. Shopping center at up the Florida coast, but a Palm Bay lost roof. Civil preliminary United Press Defense Director James Adkins International survey shows reported: "In all areas of the David socked the state for at county, windows were broken, least $50 million, roofs were peeled off; there was The UPI survey showed that severe beach erosion and local Palm Beach, Martin, St. Lucie, flooding; major power and Indian River and Brevard phone outages." Air Force and counties, where the hurricane NASA spokesmen said minimal center was on shore, suffered damage suffered at Patrick Air the most damage. Force Base and at Cape Gov. Bob Graham will fly to Canaveral space Installations. Melbourne and Palm Beach Patrick AFB spokesman said County today to inspect two of winds of 90 mph recorded. the harder-hit areas. Graham Indian River County, (Vero said the state was in the process Beach) - Total: "well in exof trying to make accurate cess of $5 million," said CD damage estimates before Director Lee Nuzi. More than $1 seeking federal disaster relief million damage to beach funds. condominium Vista Del Mar Two small, unconfirmed tar- where suspected tornado tore •, nadoes spawned by David off rear of building. Extensive caused considerable structural damage to Southern Bell damage near Melbourne. The Telephone Co. building. Many swirling winds peeled off the homes suffered loss or major rear wall of the Opus 21 con- damage of roofs. Considerable dominlum In Malabar. new fruit baa in citrus groves Lunar Eclipse Due In A.M. .1 HAVANA (UP!)- Yugoslav President Josip Broz Tito "laid down the law" to the non-aligned nations movement he helped found in 1961, telling 53 world leaders to reject Cuban attempts to tilt the group toward Moscow. Tito's speech Tuesday to the Sixth Conference of Non. Aligned Nations - a body that represents more than half of mankind - and anti-Egypt speeches by gun-toting P1,0 chief Yasser Arafat and the presidents of Syria and Iraq, clearly drew the summit's battle lines. Without once mentioning Cuba or President Fidel Castro by name, Tito rejected Cuba's contention that the Soviet bloc is a natural friend of the non-aligned because it has always helped underdeveloped and oppressed nations. - He said it would be unfair to call such tuition assistance an athletic scholarship. The charge came Tuesday from the National Organization for Women. . Tito Asks Non-Aligned To Reject Cuban Stance Damage Toll: 2 - IN BRIEF Mountbatten Funeral Held TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (UPI- University of Alabama officials have denied an allegation by a feminist group that Alabama gave athletic scholarships to female ents to entertain high school athletes the university trying to recruit. Sam Bailey, associate athletic director, said the school had 20 "hostesses" who escort prospective athletes around campus and said they received a tuition break of $150 a semester, the same as cheerleaders. - ground, a motel security guard said waves were topping the dunk and pushing water within 5 feet of the motel swimming pool He said there were some broken windows, but no reports o injuries. I Acuff said one 30-foot tree hurtled through the air over his station, "the most fantastic thing I ever saw." Centuries-old oak trees in the city's historic section also were toppled by the winds. Fifteen-foot waves slammed into the seawall at Tybee Island and sprayed 30 feet into the air. "We lost a lot of beach," said Tybee Island Mayor Mike Counthan. "I don't know what we'll do about that. It won't hurt business because our season's just about over." Most of the people were gone except for two soldiers who remained at their lighthouse post, keeping the beacon flashing. Spec. 4 Ralph Berry of New Straitaville, Ohio, said he was familiar with storms in his native Midwest, but he said, "This is the worst I've ever seen." Electric power was knocked out for much of the area, including the city of Savannah, but stranded travelers at the posh DeSoto Hilton Hotel were entertained by pianist John Engren who played waltzes on a grand piano in the lobby. At nearby Hilton Head Island, S.C., another oceanfront play- Damages in Florida were estimated at more than $50 million. In Georgia, the storm swept over virtually abandoned beaches on the state's barrier Islands Tuesday afternoon, bowling over trees and power lines and leaving some communities without lights. 'Hostess' Scholarships? Ewrnlng Ifredd WORLD . COLUMBIA, S.C.(UPI) - Once-mighty Hurricane David, a 150-mph killer that claimed more than 1,000 lives and caused more than $1 billion damage in a rampage through the Caribbean and up the Atlantic Coast, lost its punch In the South Carolina midlands today and was downgraded to a tropical storm. After barreling ashore near Savannah, Ga., with 90-mph winds Tuesday, the storm weakened over land during the night and early today lost its hurricane status with 60.70 mph winds, mainly in squalls along the coast. All hurricane warnings were lowered by the National Weather Service but gale warnings were in effect along the coast from Savannah to Chincoteague, Va. At 6 a.m. EDT, David was located near latitude 34.1 north, longitude 80.5 west, or about 25 miles east northeast of Columbia. It was moving toward the north-northeast at 10 mph and was expected to continue on that course during the day. Two storm-related deaths were reported during the storm's trek up the Florida coast and into Georgia and South Carolina - a surfer drowned at Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Monday and a youth died in a car wreck on a waterlogged street in Charleston, S.C., Tuesday night. Congress Back, Must Deal Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl SANFORDPLAZA Hwy. 17.O2 and State St. Open Mon. ttwu Sat. 10 A.M..9 P.M. -- is IsCPenney Open Sunday 12:30-5:30 P.M. ' WINTER PARK MALL Hwy. 17.92 and Lee Road Mon. thru Sat. 10 A.M.4 P.M. Open Sunday 12:30•5:30 P.M. ORLANDO DOWNTOWN 138 N. Orange Ave. w., Thurs & sat. 9:30 A.M.-6 P.M. opsi Open Mon. and Frlday9:30A.M..8:30P.M. - p. -•-.-._.-- .......- -.--- I -. - - S - - - S --- -- - - -- --I ,---------. - . - - . - - - _________________ IT - .• ••e.e. .% -: - 2t:t - - �/ Evening Fkvald (USPS1S.2IO) $ 300N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 3WM-Xll or831-9M Wednesday, September 5, 1979-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director How Important are the arts? Maybe some don't give a hoot one way or we other while ethers eat, sleep and breathe some form of the arts. Personalities representing a branch of the performing arts ballet were Important enough several clays ago when an International drama of a sort relating to a Soviet ballerina merited front page newspaper headlines across the nation. Meanwhile, on the local front, two ballet cornpanics, Ballet Guild of Sanford-Seminole and the Southern Ballet Theatre of the Performing Arts Co. (PAC), Fern Park, made the news after a public hearing of the Seminole County School Board. Ballet Guild representatives objected to the school board granting the PAC $8100 Dennis Hearn, business manager for the PAC tnmmntItI thp i nfD. H.,,t vit n..na 1!..II.1 iUUVb JUUU. However, he said that paid professional dancers could better lead the students In the right direction of dance during the proposed 90 minutes of lecture demonstrations annually In the elementary schools, Diane H. Faistad, a member of the PAC board of directors, also agreed that the students needed exposure to paid professional dancers. The third and final spokesman for the PAC, Around - 9 _ 0 cents; Month $3.90; 6 Months, $22.(; Week, $1.00; Month, $4.25; 6 Months, Home Delivery: Week, 9 rvear, $43.00. By Mail: 124.00; Year $47.00. U [ ____ Ounce The Clock f Prevention.., By DORIS DIETRICH From the best reports available to date Central rd South Florida residents were spared a lot of artache and pain when Hurricane David passed trough causing only minor damage in most areas d only a few storm-related deaths. Law enforcement officials and civil defense rsonnel reported excellent cooperation for the tost part by those who were asked to evacuate leir areas In the Keys and all along the coastal reas as David approached. ' The evacuations were said to be orderly and evacuees were put up in only a few of the large number of shelters available. When David made its first appearance its progress was tracked by the National Hurricane Center, and state officials kept a close eye on the storm's activity. And when it appeared to be an imminent danger to Florida, Gov. Graham ordered the Keys evacuated. As the storm moved closer to the Gold Coast, other areas were ordered evacuated. ENDAR_ George Koler, a dancer and teacher at the University of Central Florida, praised the school board for "giving money" to the arts. Formerly a high school English teacher in metropolitan New York, the "hub of the arts", as he called it, he said such grants from the school boards were nearly unheard of there. dancers and the professional dancers," she said. Peggy Deere asked how many In the room of many professional people saw a live professional ballet performance every year. Less than half raised their hands. Mrs. Deere said, "Why then is it necessary for our students to have professional ballet every year? "She added she selfishly wanted both the arts An unidentified teacher opposed funds apand necessary Improvements in the schools. "We proprlated for any dancers in the elementary already have free dance. Theschool board could put schools. She said these students needed the our money to better use." reading, writing and arithmetic and would automatically get the arts in the middle and high In addressing the school board and questioning school curriculums, the $8,100 aPPr0P 0I. Imogene Bill Moore, ateacher, said the school bands were borough of Geneva commended the board for "moving In the right direction" In its attempt to in bad need of funds, and could use the money allocated to PAC. offer more art in the public schools. Mrs. iarooruugn asuu: is it inc policy 01 UUS 'iau lewart opposed we scflool board action. board when implementing a new plan to advertise She said the elementary schools were already or shop around some to get a OSS section of prices programand that the money getting could be used for necessary things. She further said' and what to expect for the money? If so, did you do this? that her elementary age children could Identify with In a prepared statement from a taxpayer's dancers they knew as Seminole County students. point of view, David Wright asked a similar Jean Qontz said both of her elementary age question. children take dancing. "They would be unable to tell Their questions were never answered. the difference between the unpaid Ballet Guild - - .......m......Iiiiiiiill . . .. - -- -------. -. ..._ Free weekly Braille classes and materials by Braille Association of Mid-Florida to teach sighted volunteers to `transcribe printed material, 10 a.m., Audubon Elementary School, Room 1,1500 Falcon Drive, Orlando. Call 299- . THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER $ South Seminole OptimIst, 7:30 am., Holiday Inn, 1 Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. Lake Mary Rotary, 8 a.m., Mayfair Country Club, Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Lake Mary Presbyterian; 7 P.M., Quality Inn, Longwood. Friendship Club, 10 a.m., Altamonte Springs, Civic Diet Workshop, 10 a.m., and 7 p.m. Montgomery Ward, VIEWPOINT CAN'T FIN A JOB') IUFT1ON'J KILLING tIE MY KIP enter For C I cAt4 '-r To WY AFEQRP GA -____ The 8AR1E At4 I WORE1 1:It Gearing A DOUBIE. \MAK:l,) •'ir,' CN9L,SL Center. ____ Disabled _____ __ . ByWILLIAMSTRIF 6 ___ / 3 ___ Sanford. American Association of University Women, 7:30 p.m., Sears, Altamonte Mall. Seminole County branch American Association of University Women orientation meeting, 7:30 p.m., Sear's activity room Altamonte Mall. Refreshments, available, 7 On May 10, 1979, Nathan A. Allen of Sparrow oint, McL, was killed when a bomb exploded in i' his Dodge pickup just as he turned the Ign ition ___ Three lawyers talk around a table in a small room. They're successful, ur bane, rnlddle.class • key. Theinitlal Investigation turnedupno leads 111' professionals. to the murderer. __________________________________________ They are also loving fathers. __________________________________________ On June 18, 1979, a man was arrested In has a retarded child. Martinsburg, W. Va., and held for the murder of Lawrence A. Kane Jr. of Cincinnati -I WMEEM children. The last Is retarded, a boy now 12. This crime, just one of some 1,000 bombings says his son is "almost a rare person" which take place in the United States each year, He's had an Impact on the rest of fy. was solved In an unusual way. It just so hapAnother. son Is "establishing a group home for pened that the explosives used to kill Mr. Allen Juvenile delinquents." A daughter has graduated were part of an experimental batch which had fI from George Peabody College In order to teach been marked with microscopic chips called "social education," the dreadful American H euphemism for teaching disabled chlldre how These particles, which had been added during 1 to cope with their problems. manufacturing of the explosives, survived By JAMES A. wHrrE coupons and selling at $43. The broker selling the Dennis E. Haggerty of Philadelphia says, "My g authorities examined the debris' UPI Business Writer options "doesn't think It will go up that much." under boy is 20. He has an IQ of 25, a vocabulary of und a microscope, they were able to decipher NEW YORE (UP!) Earl Bunker's Bunker tries to make $10 on each co about 3) words. He has given us purpose; my two upon and these Identifying taggants, determine the brand elder daughters are in a special education. My telephones are ringing off the hook with business also has aide businesses, such as swapping name, and track the explosives through the 17-year-old daughter understands that not an earning him several hundred dollars a day so It United's coupons for American's and sending * distribution chain to a sp e cific geographic this knowledge, feder*lauthorjtjes werearea. citizens have 20-20 eyes," that Is, they're of fl see flsalltttedr5IIewhenheuy51 "I'm going away togdrepiacements for damag. Wfth led I to be unemployed Dec. 15." also charging $10 for these services. ___ "normal." to th e Jenkins Explosives company in MarThe airlines have nothing to do with the aer, But Bunker knew when he opened his WorDavid M. Barrett's son was his (Izat-boni. tinsburg, where they quickly obtained the name' c1 Ma., office that he would have only slit market for their coupons 4 ft Mr months co to m*. Na money in what has be me up when they set no restrictions on traerrthg enriching experience." ° most remarkable m e s(TIP. ini-industries In th Retardation is only one of many handicaps, The solution of this crime with the mental and physical, Americans suffer. There recent times dealing In half-fare discount "We don't care so long as somebody who technological wizardry of these microscopic are about 30 million handicapped Americans, a coupons offered by United and American wasn't going to take a trip now does with a taggaigs provided encouraging news to a coupon or somebody who was going to fly with number of U.S., senators who are currently third of them severely handicapped. About 6 aIrlines. somebody else owmes with us," said Johna The two carriers doled out about 4 million mflllOflof the anC5pPed Sr3 to 21, leading an effort to enact a tough federal antiUnited vice president for passenger terrorism law. All these children have rights to public couponstopassengers at the of the summer education, appropriate to them, under federal and since July 1, have been redeeming the scrip TDSrkStIfl8 The bill is called "The Omnibus Antilaw. But often those rights are infringed upon or for half off regular round-trip coach and first Unitedout 5173250,00001 the 2.2 million coupons It Terrorism of 1979," and It was Introduced in were used In July and the Pace WU the SenateActseveral ignored because parents don't know what's class fares. The coupons become worthless after handed months ago by Sen. Abe 1 coming to their children, or sometimes because Dec. 15. up in August, patting United's two-month total it Rlblccdf. The general Intent of the legislation is an e4lmated 600,000. Coupon users so far have to strengthenfederal policies and programs to school authorities flout those rights. For now though, g better been mostly vacationers but Zeeman and others combat terrorist acts. Kane, Haggerty and Barrett want to ensure right along" and "seems gettin those rights, expect businessmen with caches of coupons will than ever," says Bunker, who graduated two stiff assistant who has worked closely with in falL They are, respectively, president, vice years ago from Massachusetts Institute of reieem t Sen. RIbICOIf In developing this bill told one of Moat coupon travelers a taking top of 1,00 my associates president and a director of the National Center Technology with a degree in computers but was that the timing of this effort Is no to 3,000 miles, compared with United's average accident, for Law and the Handicapped, founded In 1972 at jobless when the airline coupons came along, Many congressmen and federal _____ trip length of __ South Bend, lad., and jointly onsored by the BI a horities ut we concerned over the possibility of advertisi ng "I think that make, sense American Bar Association, the Noire Dame law the longer the major acts terrorism next year a year that figures he has become one of the biggest Zeesnanairline said, will be cboc ul of ripe opport ilitle., school and the Council for the Retarded Of St. i ndividual dulers with a turnover ao far ofabout trip, the more dollars saved," ve dented such as the coupons obviously ha Joseph County, lad. 4,000 coupons. Belying any fly-by-night Image, revenues but more important national political conventions and the Olympics, to United . The center has published a valuable tool If Bunker uses the bank-wire network to transfer - for terrorists. I of p(t coupons have Asaresult, Sen. you're the parent of a handicapped child. ft Is a funds and does business as a nw,dus* with U others would like vu it traffic •' 20-page booklet, "Parent's Guide to Ensuring the Mar thug. and Via. charge cards. toniovs quickly to enact a series of deterrents to ticipstei before a crippling 6$1y manitu both domestic and foreign terrorists. Educational Rights of Qiildrmn." It's a straight. Taking a page from the equity markets, he str. last ___ fromth.4bouider discussion of rights and non has aD option contract The carpIsce of this program would be the th "Overa ll, It's been poalhl,s," Yasenan said, fly-i remedies to which your child is mWit it taiis coupons purcl3ases. The options inclusion 01 taggaid, In all for which although he predicts ID the MUll you what your schools are othgated to do and Bunker paid $2 each to what he says as big Mock oa. aigy In special I*Irns. Will be explosive. manofacta'.d In the United State.. p,, bow to get them to fulfill their ruspv'wthUhlls. broberage firm give him the right to buy IN wouldnot only contain MsuhiI., BaIl ker, his business days ceded pEticiss which could be traced AFTER an me booklet Is vbls for $2 from the caster, coupons at $48 each during September. nanbsrsd, has no on$ujnti. , 211 West Washington St., Salle 1100, South Band, in" "I think the price Is going to go op (over $46)," ''ha 1,100 to 'iii customers in all with no lad, 46101. I the sold Bunker, who lid week was offering $35 for problems," he said. "Everybody's happy." , dsleftW , upyj bid. ____ ___ ference Room. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7 Seminole Sunrise KIWanIS, 7 a.m., Jerry's, Sanford Airport. Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 a.m., Lord Chumley's, Altamonte Springs. South Volusla Sertoma, 7:30 a.m., Deltona Inn. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Sears, Altamonte Mall. Tanglewood LA, dosed, 8 p.m., St. Richards Church, Lake Howell Road. Lougwood LA, Rolling Hills Moravian Church, SR 434,8 p.m. (closed). Your Adult Club for Singles, p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando. SAWRDAY, SEPTEMBER$ Sanford LA Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Casselberry LA, dosed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church. The Eagles CR Cimb, S p.m., Sanford Chamber of BUSINESS WORLD e F Unem ployment - - Congress De j rves 's"e . F - The Golden Fleece awards by Sen. William Proxmire have been offered for so many months :, SUNDAY SEPTEMBER1 Ballroom and round dancing, 8 p.m., Temple Shalom Providence and Elkcazn Boulevards, Deltona. Seminole AL, $p.m., open speaker, Halfway House, 591 I theyhavebecomewearying — Iosingthejrpunch so to speak, by overabundance. But the senator chose well in his latest effort. The Golden Fleece prize for August goes to his colleagues in Congress who have managed to boost the cost of their staffs 770 percent in the past 10 years The count of staff members for the Senate and House now totals 18,400 souls which breaks down to 34.39 staffers for each member of Congress. Their salaries, expense accounts and other, 'Pf cost the taxpayers $550 million each year. Theion nation's 100 senators hire 6,800 workers and the 435 members of the House of Represen. tatives, 11,600. The numbers have doubled since 1*. Senators and staff are now stumbling over tjselvest' Proxmire commented. "Additional s generates additional bills and additional work, much of It imneeded at a time when Congress No difficulty coping with Its regular, routine and oversight ftmét1ons.' Congressmen defend their hirelings by citing the complex Issues they mat tackle, the larger nianber of conetituests they serve and the constant watchthat mat be kept on the executive branchof government. Even so. Proxmlre finds the staff ma,ltude far Out of a thneol galloping inflation:' the senator, "Congress should pit Its own house In order" We say that's goad advice. Senators and representatives can make slot of points with their stItueuts by giving the valves on their expniitire maciiinery a few d1blaft __ - - - • - ___ - - JACK ANDERSON Corn mission Chief Inspiring Mutiny?.;' I lip WASHINGTON Mini, it the Federal 'ial. say Lhac'bech pursius Na own plans Pups's strange cw at the cP'.fon De,'4 bsth .Iij any. rm,ction betwes Maritime Cuininlaijogi Is at ockbottom low two and policies with 11111eOfficials regard for his fellow been the source 01 much bad te. anoag the r."tk,n and-the OPM bredwo-I He years sr Jimmy Cuter appointed Richard J. i'lonurs, top d or ngulMho, ageacy d.rs. and D&bach fird met a told us Pipe wdsd to go ba to Duschbscli as chainow As = owmalmla h&061611 They so he b4i on supervising the yew ago whol dojpliud for a job it the Pu. said that she hopss to wod.f official graphico'iy pet it, "rempi. are vomiting emafled hov,&tipIig details personally, like c'usgr1u flea and Wa oat Of ID W puking a.uuti i the the _library's can- Pipe wee *Why DUckharh an a $IlI.y..r 4sch aim dade. there are sq mon1I c''— d magne IuherUon e low clerk in the imuni osusoil's ece Nwth .e. ___it the mer*L.4 egmey. 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DuIt o' __ :' .............. _______ ______________ OCr Bo*ol17OtIebIa tips LIMIT - stott _____ - . % " - , .. .,, C COVER GIRL COTTON SWABSMASCARA I '}$i L01 QTIPS i • ' home, Aaron's parents say the;' "are probably to blame" for ARTaTERIONS in runS. rtI ItAsiIss air ft" ire. "M=1W6Wfti -' - - $125 - 18"100*01*I0100*01 ____ ____ I 11 '& pine calls. -- • - ____ ___ - 3, — Aaron __ _ I •• JOSIPSILATTMZIO Jim C. Latteazie. sea of Pfuis Lattmeis It 11* "W" L e, Mmrd., IN INN ___ ____ __- . n LAKE MANY stir me prersm. The cam. INS iislles N15 acMIt y.dvatee N, ie,lOTCp'IW.mItNYameOffie ,iulidWs six mUN*v Ignier cal$agss. His latter, James H. kind. liws It 0 Hermits . • Tral, Allisnants Iry ___ __ - i 89 l E Ii I • for the police car on the corner, at bullet holes in several front - - __ - I C Antacid Low Sodium ii.iii i ? COCOA BUTTER Shinsftening 8•oz bottle LIMIT I LIQUID - rally at their home. Several days later, life was almost back to normal, except - ____ ____ - -- I REG. x 60' OMu..ssd Ylitege TsSs.kcam.Isaslun.I.slve iwIr c.11.. irndv.tn and _____ ____ 1. ;; $125 3'4" 10W. Laliery SM. CSI3 James N. kezel Ill, eceatty c.mjIstsd six weiSs at tmIu in tun*uMsl military IJ It *1 Army IOTC INIC cam - Pvt Kelm Ky. _ - REG. PHONE 323.2300 ::up ____ __ ewe. - 2" x 30' IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIM ____ - - DUCT TAPE VINYL ELECTRICAL TAPE NOUNS SYAPPOINYMINT EMERGENCY AND NEW PATIENTS . 11I . - - P.V.C. DENTISTRY FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY - - • ___ - CTh MYLANTA : ,. Dr. Morrison, a native Corpus Christ], Tex. He told Aaron Wgoahead and have the Stephen Shafer SsMc• - . - THRU TUESDAY, SEPT. 11 L AARP &eers' meeting, 2 p.m. Greater Sanford Qi'mbsr.of Commerce building. ____ - 1 WEEK ONLY I WEDNDAY, SEP1EMBER12 Free SCORE small lusinues $i.Isi, 7:20 p.m., First Federal 8&L Friuuiidmip Room, 145 & Magnolia Ave., Orlando. For persons pliuilng to go tide badness. - URRy3 WORLD - FOR BACK-TO-SCHOOL TOPS Chapter 71, 7p.m., over Baptist Ch urch, Crystal Lake and CMij Club, Lake Mary. Altamed Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Waffle .Stop, Altamont. Springs. Deities Are. Chamber .1 Commerce, board of direcitors,7:IOp.zn. ___ . 20 % Off p.m., at the school says - 1' BAYER CHILDREN'SASPIRIN Bo of 36 Safety cao '-' said: "Dad, you want me to call off the rally?" "It's a terrible mistake to threaten a Southerner," said At that point, Bowl, Aitamunte Springs. Sanford AlA..., 8 p.m., First United Methodist Church, Sanford. Sanfurd AL, 8p.m., 1201 W. First St. Laheview Middie Scbs.l Advlssry CommIttee, 7:30 - 12 PIECE SOCKET SET REG. $18 $14.40 I- - ,q- would be "eliminated." Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER10 Monday Miners Toastusasters Club, 7:15 a.m., Holiday - Inn, Wymnore Road, Altamonte Sprinjs. Weight Watchers, 10 am., Ascension Lutheran Church Casaelberry; 7 p.m., Florida Federal, Altamonte Springs. Diet Workshop, 10 am. and noon, Carlton Union Building, Stetson University, DeLand; 7:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Qiurdi, DeLand; 7-p.m., Montgomery rWard, Interstate Mali, Altamonte Springs. I Sanford Eatery, noon, QvIc Center, Siuth Semlade AL, noon, mental health center, Robin n - Commerce. - REG. $1920 ALL THERMOS PRODUCTS neighbortiood department store. "But why the hell co uldn't he have just joined the Young Republicans?" Dr. Morrison wondered. The Morrisons said that, although they did not encourage or disco urage their son's Klan interest, they have always felt everyone is entitled to express his own beliefs. Preferably some where other than on their front lawn, the couple says. Aaron said he tried to find another spot to hold the rally announcing KKK leader David Duke's intention to enter the 1980 presidential primaries, but was blocked by the local school board, the town government and local realt:rs. tried to When the Morrisons buy a vacant lot for their son in an attempt to keep the rally out of the neighborhood, they found property values had "quadrupled. Then a local doctor Dr. Morrison, warning that If the rally went on, he Project COPE, self-help program for families of persons with mental or emotional problems, 7:30 p.m., 'Orlando Regional Mental Health Center, Floor 7C, Con- :.- SOCKET SET W.CA SE ______ 'p.m. - . Klan or Al-Anon, 8 p.m., Halfway House, Lake Minnie Drive, 1. Terrorism . V • Methodist Church, Casselberry. Sanford AL, 8 p.m., 17 W. First St. ______ 22 PIECE _ House, Enterprise. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United o fl - Lions Club of Casselberry, 7 p.m., Gigi's, Casselberry. Deltoua Theatre Arts Guild, 7:30 p.m., Episcopal Parish Up F r I - Interstate Mali. Altamonte Springs Sertoma, noon, Ireland's. South Seminole AA, noon, Mental Health Center, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. Senior Citizens dance, 2 p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic RONALD REAGAN --- - Most people wisely heeded the mandate and left their homes to seek shelter. Some stayed behind and refused to do so. That decision to ignore the evacuation order could have been disastrous and could have cost many lives. Fortunately, David began to lose some of its strength, and instead of the 110-mile-an-hour or greater winds some at first feared it would carry, it maintained highest winds at about 90 miles per hour as it moved steadily up the, coast line through Central Florida. One 63-year-old Miami Beach woman was so annoyed over the trouble she had to go th rough to evacuate, that after she discovered the storm was not as threatening as at first reported, said the next time a hurricane is In the works and evacuation ordered, she would remain behind to face the storm. Not a wise choice at all . It would do well for Seminole Countlans or anyone else who In the future is faced with choosing between a killer hurricane and evacuation to remember an ounce of prevention is still worth a pound of cure. - '.Center. k— Wednesday, Sept. 3, 1171—SA . 6784. . Klan Causes Family Woes BARNEGAT, N.J. (UP!) - their son's independence. dlscussion,the family says, was wood treasures are When Dr. James Morrison's "We don't say no," Dr. an agreement that Aaron prominently displayed in a sister arrived for a visit Aug. 5, MorrIson says. "Here's why: "promise he would not violate bulky glass case. she found Mrs. Morrison per- When I was young and got 'no' the Ten Commandments or ched on a stepladder, prying for an answer, although I knew participate In any violence." cItrolitis somewhat chunks of splattered cantaloupe I was right, that was that. It p o Ic. And although he was only 13 from the walls of the otherwise was 'bingo! Don't question Aaron ot rmission to visit The Morrisons say they t y grey sp t- eve ouse. me. his gIrlfriend In New Orleans moved to Barnegat from a A police car idled on the 'Parents must earn their and to drop In on a "leadership roomy house in Homewood, corner, children's respect," Mrs. conference" in neighboring Ala., a suburb of Burlington, The night before, the lawn Morrison agrees. Metalrie, La. by David where Dr. Morrison went to hosted had been alive with television Aaron sa ys that when he Duke. medical school and later crews, protesters, and airborne asked to Join the Klan as a 13practiced at the University of ripe fruit as the Morrlsons' 17- year-old Farragut student, his Another son, Jimmy, 21,a Al a ba ma. year-old son Aaron led a Ku parents let him present his "politically li beral" photograKlux Klan rally that shook up case. phy student at a California So why did they move to the sleepy seaside town of Aaron told them he had seen a university, didn't like the idea, Barnegat? The doctor rolls his Barnegat. televis ion interview with the his mother recalls. "Mom, eyes and his attractive brun ette "Well, why didn't you just Rev. Jesse Jackson and David can t,,you do somet hing with wife smiles at some private spank him and say 'no'?" Mrs. Duke and had written to an him? the brother pleaded. Joke. Morrison's sister-in-law asked. address that appeared on the "So I asked Jimmy, 'Could I "We moved East because the Good question, Aaron's screen during the program. do anyt hing with you?" Mrs. East has so much class," Mrs. mother agreed. "Actually, I hit the ceilin g at Morrison laughs. Morrison says. "When I lived in The Morrisons first learned first," Mrs. Morrison says. The Morrison home is as Chicago, I used to fly to New that the rally which drew 19 "I'm f rom Chicago and when I eclectIc as the family. Carved York to do my shopping." Klan members and 300 counter- heard 'Klan'all I could think of Indian inlaid tables and sepia-"M edium is demonstrators was going to was lynchlngs." I' U Id" tinted family portraits hangin ?jt ra g Dr Mo rr ison s' be at their home when they read Eventually, on Dr. in the stairway are refl ected in g est'hlld tooi a bout It in the local paper. Morrison's Insistence, the mirrored walls. An antique it to the 'oun ' an. When his father demanded an family sat down and talked grandfather clock watches over n explanation, Aaron replied: about It. What came from that the dining room, where Wedge Aaron groans. "Well, you said I could have my - _____________________ fr nver ds " ci,,,, Neither Katherine Morrison nor her husband, a general practitioner in nearby TuckerSAVE ton since the family moved from Alabama In 1973, claim iws 0 membership in the any other such group. ...your little SAVE "We do believe in freedom of , expression," Mrs. Morrison WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5 Sanford OptimIst, 7:30 p.m., Holiday Inn (on Lake Monroe). Sanford Rotaract, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power & Ught,301 N. Myrtle Ave., Sanford. Sanford-Seminole Jayceettes, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee building, French Avenue. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Mall Sears. Starlight Promenaders, 8 p.m., DeBary Community Center, Shell Road, - .. .. 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Hoople Says Alabama To Romp SPORTS Wednesday, Sept. 3, i7 (f' IN BRIEF NFL Openers Set Record Miami Sports I* N ~ .;O, MIAMI (UP!) - Miami DO1thIn Coach Don Shula says yard attempt, made a 34-yarder and missed an extra point. he's going to stick with rookie After wavering early in the week, Shula said it would be von Schamann against the Seattle Parade . Ah -0 place kicker Uwe von Schamann at least for this week rather than call veteran Garo Yepremlan back. By MILTON RICIIMAN It - and "stronger leg." But in Sunday's 9-7 victory - •.• nrMtu ,tw* r. •J I tIhI' ...•h - -f ow "He's still our kicker, unless Fortunately, we got off the hook. We could have loot, 19-9," Shula said. Tom Dempsey had a chance to win It for the Bills by booting a 34-yard field goal with four seconds left but fortunately for the Dolphins he was wide to the left. decision. Or put II any way you want to. Von .Schamann's is placeklcking for us." over Buffalo, von Schamann had a 34-yard field goal blocked, was wide with a 37- a should never happen. It was missed, pushed out to the right. something unusual happens in practice," Shula said "Other than that, there's been no Schamann, because of the former Oklahoma star's youth NEW YORK (UPI) -Sometimes when Jamie Quirk Is sitting out there in the Kansas City Royals' bullpen, which Is more often than not, he'll take swipe at an annoying fly, daydream about how good a quarterback he would've been at Notre Dame and ask himself the question which has been bothering him for some time. Did he or didn't he make the right decision? "That was something that Seahawks Sunday in the Orange Bowl. Shula cut Yeireznian last week in favor of rookie Uwe von A Quirk In The Bullpen performance Sunday was the missed extra point. Wh*t seemed to rankle Shula FurlIi4, played Evans at Sm1noI. ____ a and played some third busfor the Royals this seasoni. He also has _____ donesome"tlgnatedhlttlng.Mostly,hehasbeenusedasapinch on Friday night's schedule % hitter and he has nothing to apologize for with his iN betting Colonial at La ke Brantley, ,t . _ ___ tö It, Evans at Seminole, Lyman at Boone and Ovledo at Pierson Taylor. On Saturday, Trinity Prep launches Its season with a average. "You have a let of time to think out there In the bullpen," he says. 1'o strts you tavetcbsin -' - - 1 ____ I /4 . , ,': •,..• i NEW YORK (UP!) Zt• .., .: .! -I - .• y - ____ ______ f _. - The . . ,, . uto .. • . 0 IE__ - f!a am U . r"-Iowa" POLCV - - - BRAKE -I ._ - - beI - -. ... - .J 7 buddies. Sal PaiMlo, abodes up onth bd adgototheopposite IILPIIIICØSU .n I'.• I --- . _______ ____ Ull to ow .• .-.• '__ ousmy sma ,TU MWL$ S Isdwe 4 U .T~ ',8 I'll, Di mu U $ - sow" 111CLUM . . PIus F.R.T. far . $L1 , Ni N N *MIIIL CI -4- : -. .1 ,- ISV N c N5 s 69wu on S7$.14 ii.... . -- -- Cai $SI 1 151us. r PIUS -N s. __, 0 , " . Strato.Streak® hAMS As .. 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S.S•.tNI __ choking up _ like that and ti 1' r ' I everything to r1* field like a Pearid.Judy hitter." the , :I I_ ____ Roy.la' idilitymes needed the 4PLY UTIIML$ Brewers' veteran third - - IN. u. S. I wo - I I.4L1 boHman S*$1 ILM SIN Lii 13 liN.Niu.N!$IJSlLiit u. qj $7 p '. pa 0$ us Bando had so ruMs INN.4IosMI$USL1* N1N14 SEN N,$ Los as,s,I.usl$MS1 La ricognising Quirk's voice, NkIsluaIN.Nts.NI NIS SUS m us, Will"eemadiatw*gMs lm.s.ul.uslsslsILss! $S ive Los sus1IS.IS!sal IN bead, he wsrad Mm buck lINuS tIN,.. (GUS l$N US I bII Ion:11611: . . Wild the cage, soft: ss ri.. SIN sal "lack who's tiilli4i; queen so twaci.. . .so boi' Ilkw a pibssnd ad rim ___ like a him." '.''" _ I . :'.:•' I ,' Pacific 16 UTEP 11 (N) Purdue 35 Wisconsin 22 Richmond 21 Virginia 19 Rutgers 21 Holy Cross 6 S Illinois 35 SW La 28 SMU IS Rice 12 (N) Stanford 39 Tulane 16 (N) usc 33 Texas Tch 21(N) 35 HawaIi IS (N) Utah St 28 S Jose So 17 WMIMary 25 VMI 21 W Forest 2$ Aplchian St 14 (N) Washington 32 Wyoming 22 Wash St 25 Arizona 13 (N) W Carolina 21 Tenn Tch 19 (N) W Ky 33 TennChatt 31(N) W Tex St 35 TexAn 33 (N) W Va. 38 Temple 33 (N) Night game I. ____ .1 . d BW YORK (UP!) -Others Room Tamer topped Tim her fifth straight Open title, •I1_ - - ,',, Li £I Pirates Kent St 17 East Ky II Lafayette 2$ Gettysburg 7 Lehigh 21 West Chester 20 Louisville 33 Vs Tch 27(N) Marshall 30 Toledo 20 (N) Maryland 21 Vlllanova 13 Miami (0) 26 Ball St 21 Michigan 12 Nrthwstrn 14 12 Minnesota 28 Ohio 6 Miss 512$ Memphis St 20 (N) MissourI 32 San Diego St 2$ p155/BUR 11 3 IV' ___ - - , PONTIAC Mich ., ,.onnors, Tanner . I IV _____ ,. XirO -p New receiver IV. IT ___ 'a SEPT. 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JIM BRAY MESSAGE SAYS IT ALL IV mom" 11r Standing behind the batting cage In Milwaukee last week, Quirk was watching on. of his I, by TOIR VIcsit Sign Lions j H.y, Charlie: 468 Pounds I, P'° - UVLroII ons adde erry Stingley, paralyzed from the Gol.steyn to their quarterback chest down and confined to a rooter Tuesday to back up wheelchair since a collision rookie Jeff Komlo and veteran with Oakland Raiders' defense Scott Hunter and also signed man Jack Tatum In an August veteran defensive back Ernie 1978 exhibition football game, Jackson. answered questions from re Jackson, 29, was signed to porters Tuesday at Schaefer replace Injured Tony Leonard. Stadium. Golsteyo replaces Injured Joe He had flown to the Boston Reed on Detroit's rooter. area prior to Monday night's season opener against the Pittsburgh Steelers, a game the Pats lost In overtime, 16-13. ...$,. 1~1 IV ! 1011"M servi _____________ Mm 0 'I -~ ; 7 ,4 (UPI) Standing up and walking again Is the next "al of England Patriots Darryl Stingley. - --.- . ___, FOXBORO, Mass. McGregor A.L. Hurler - - k To :Toronfo Axes Dunedin, '1' - Scott split end Scott Smith and Chris Stone and tackles Rusty "We have t he best receivers tight end Jim Flanders. Conway and Jim Robinson. In the Five Star Conference," Running back is Billy Jacobs, Defensively, Lake Howell will says Weir, "and there are some backed by Darryl Ely. Carl be going with linebackers $IAY. SITUPSAY ______ W al : F1 ' ___ Un., igned veteran tackle Tom Neville Tuesday indaláo picked up wide receiver Dwight Scales, who was recently released by Los Angeles. Weir has plans to use both Weir Wood Capobianco Mike Wood and Bob Capoblanco at quarterback, altho ugh Wood teams with great pass catchers. Carbon is fullback. will get the starting call. If we can just get the ball to The offenslvillneis weighted The passing ganfr is; what them, we are in business." Finally, last winter, Quirk agreed to do some catching in by center Jim Bray, strong He refers to flanker Chuck pulling guards Jim Cosner and Instructional League and that's one of the big reasons he has a j, much of the Hawks' success is wlth the Royals now. Besides Porter, the club has John Watharl, likely to hinge upon this fall. .4 New York Glants,trythgto add some beef to their offensive I! . Omaha, he was asked to give catching try by Jack McKeon but j declined because he felt his f uture was in 1976, Whitey Hergsuggested he Iearnto catch and once more he said no. who can catch, and with Quirk around, It doesn't have to third catcher. "Right now! prefer catching," says 0 N ew G0 ff: TORONTO (UP!) -The Toronto Blue Jays announced Tuesday they will not be renewing their player developcontract with the Dunedin affiliate In the Florida ,fment .State League for the 1980 season. L. making the announcement, the club cited changes in : layer commitments and the need to add a Double A club 4o their farm system. The planned addition of a Double A franchise, ataMteydtobedetermIned,wlfl give Blue Jays five farm clubs, the most of any American League team. _____________ Giants Add Duo . ' 4-11 r deHouten and Dennis Marshall; safety John Hanvey; and halfbacks Charlie Miller and Ely, backed by Troy Ather; and monster Tom Lacore. Weir figures the key to victory Friday night Is stopping Bishop Moore quarterback Todd Paquette, described as "one tough kid." "Lake Howell has never beaten Bishop Moore, and I guess that's as good a goal as any for the first game," said Weir. "If we can contain Paquette, we have a real good chance of winning." a . GREEN BAY, Wis. (UP!) - Eddie Lee Ivery, the Green Bay Packers' No.1 draft choice, undergoes surgery today to repair knee cartilage damaged In Sunday's loss to the Chicago Bears, doctors said today. Packers' trainer Dominic Gentile said It was still to early to tell when Ivery, the former Georgia Tech running star, would be able to return to the team. RICHFIELD, Ohio (UP!) -. The Cleveland Cavaliers announced the signing Tuesday of veteran center Elmore Smith and an assistant coach, Morris McHone, who was pn assistant coach at the University of Georgia in 1978. Smith, who averaged 17.6 points last season, became a free agent at the end of the 1978.79 season. He came to Cleveland in 1977 In a trade with Milwaukee. Gotachall; tackles Brock Counts and Scott Blazak; noseman Brian Lepak; defensive ends Rick Van- , woman right when Dempsey missed, Charles Summers and Mike Oviedo at _ in my nine years," Yepremian said. Ivery Faces Surgery "Fortunately, it ended up ______ as a "You m Yepremtan was trying to remain diplomatic, but without By MAJOR AMOS B. HOOPLE And how about some of these tories, 77 defeats and 16 ties as his Mustangs stomp Rice, 45-12, UCLA, 26-20, in the Los Angeles Peerless Prognosticator others for openers? Southern his Crimson Tide beats Georgia and Arizona State to get off to a Coliseum. Egad, friends, in these days M et hodist vs. Rice in a SWC Tech, 21-13. 'Twill be a battle of good start by edging California, In worthy contests, you'll find of the expanded 11-game encounter; Arizona State en- excellent quarterbacks - with 24-14. Minnesota dumping Ohio schedules, the "Big Boys" - tertalnlngCalifornlaina Pac 10 Steadman Shealy of Alabama 28-6; North In a pair of "homecomings" University, kaff-kaff - lose little time in meeting; Colorado, with Chuck out-dueling sophomore Mike so to speak, Chuck Fairbanks, Carolina taking the measure of going after each other. Fairbanks returning to the Kelley of the Yellow Jackets. who made his conference debut South Carolina State edging It used to be the major collegiate ranks from the pros, In the Big Ten, here is how as a head coach at Oklahoma, intra-state rival East Carolina, powers would take on a few engaging Oregon; Ohio State, the Hoople System sees 'em: will return to the Big 3 to lead 28-21; and Hubby Bowden's warm-up opponents before with Earle Bruce taking over Purdue's Boilermakers will the Colorado Buffaloes past strong Florida State Seminoles tangling with their peers -um. from the legendary Woody whip Wisconsin in a good game, invading Oregon, 22.14, while whipping the Southern kumph! Hayes, playing host to 35-22; Michigan State will have Earle Bruce, a '53 graduate of Mississippi Golden Eagles, 35But here we are in just the Syracuse; and Pac 10 powers an easier time with Illinois, 35- Ohio State, returns to lead the 17. second week of th e fledgling Southern California and UCLA 12; the same goes for Michigan Buckeyes against Syracuse. It In perhaps the most specseason and, on national TV, meeting SWC foes Texas Tech as they romp past Nor- will be a happy homecoming for tacular game of the day - er, mighty Alabama will meet an and Houston respectively! thwestei-n, 42-14; tie Indiana- Bruce as the Bucks win 27-10. make that night the Cougars excellent Georgia Tech club at Jove! What a Saturday this will Iowa fray is a toss-up with the Har-rwnph! Southern Cali- of Bringham Young will surthe latter's historic Grant Field be! Hoople nod going to Indiana, 24- fornia's Troja ns, the Hoople prise visiting Texas A&M, 28-14. • (1914) in Atlanta. In the big one on the magic 20. choice for No. 1, will prevail Watch for the Cougars' Marc ' No less than eight of the lantern - heh.heh - we look In other contests, watch for over host Texas Tech, 33-21, and Wilson to have a field day! Or is teams in the Big Ten Confer- for Paul "Bear" Bryant to run SMU quarterbacks Mike Ford Houston will prove to be a rude it Uin-kumph field night? ence are clashing head-to-head, his all-time record to 285 vlc- to put on a dazzling display as guest - kak-kaff - as it deleats Now go on with my forecast: - jCavallàrg ink Smith FRIDAY All the otI*r Kansas City players like Quirk, vot ed Omaha's m popular player in 1975, and frequently kid overthefpcthe'snevergoingto win an Olympic gold medalin the lOOmsters.Thstrtdhlshe'i onecith. alowrismerscn the bull club. but two wrongs don't make a right; You know, I only missed three of 24 field goals in Buffalo StI fl I. By JIM HAYN Hiild Sperts year, was sent to Spokane where he hit IN the following season, Sammy Weir doem't wait and was reacqilred by the Royals in August of last year. Lake Howell High Schoul's So far this season, Quirk has played in only 41 games, and at 24 football fans thinking they have Colonial at Lake Brantley that can leave anyone a little frustrated Just sit and t a hot-dog teem on their hands "Moot people don't realise how difficult it is to fall, but he is the Bishop Moore at Lake Howell day after says Quirk, still not fully resigned to such mac- this for as term "respectable football" tivity. "It's mentally testing. I don't think I ever long month steady since I've been in the big leagues. Some will take on a new meaning at the South Seminole County days I sit out there in the bullpen and say to myself i j. Lyman at Boone some manager would It me play for 30 days at a stretch to see "We played respectable what Ican do. I understand our situation, though. Every place! Pierson Taylor football in the Jamboree is.it can play, we've got someone who's doing a fine job. "Now that I've learned to catch, Darrell (Porter) Is )frg the week, admitted the Hawks' head coach, "and let's hope we SATURDAY best year of his life. And with guy like George (Brett) base, you hardly need anybody else. I think he's the best cancontinue the trend'' Lake Howell's season opener Trinity Prep at Fort Pierce Carroll ballplayer In the American League. He's positively unbelievable. I don't know how he puts up with all the pressure on him. People is Friday night at home against expect him to get a hit every time he goes upto the plate. With me, Orlando Bishop Moore, a which has clipped the Hawks' they don't." wings for six straight years. 4, itQuirk is earning his salary, though. He has done little cat There are four other games Q "You're going to miss a few. You're not going to make every one. It might as well happen early, because later on, it might coot too much," he said. Foothall Forecast It was announced Tuesday. The In-house attendance for the 14 games ending with Monday night's Pittsburgh-New England contest was $40,430 - an average of 60,1. The previous record of 871,075 was set for the weekend of Nov. 6-7, 1977. Hawks Set Sights High Quirk spent four seasom in the minors before making it up to Kansas Qty as an hIlelderouthelder at the tall end of 1975 and after two seasons of filling In with the Royals without getting to play in more than 7$ games for them, they traded him to Milwaukee in 1977. He appeared in 93 games for the Brewers that lbs ri "He didn't have a good day. What else can I say? In fact, It couldn't have been much worse," said the left-footer, who will set an NFL record ofll straight successful field goals If his next kick is good. Prep Grid Openers This Weekend a day," NEW YORK (UPI) -The opening week of the National Football League season set a weekend attendance record, •..Isl %..IJIV utilityman after due reflection The main reason Quirk says he's only pretty sure instead of positive Is because he'd prefer playing lot more than he has during his five years in the big leagues, but even considering that, he still doesn't regret passing up football for baseball. After the Royals made him their first draft choice in 1972, he signed with them and turned Na back on football. J ____ .___ In Weekend Attendance I much success. Von Schamann, meanwhile, tried to remain confident. "At the time, it was sort of a shock, but then you've got to look at it realistically," said von Schamann who holds the NCAA record with 125 consecutive point after conversions. most about von Schamann's . - With Von Schamann Sticks Wednesday, Sept. 5,1fl-4A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - ; _* ~- , , e. _ . - --- ~ IT - W 7 �I 1OA-Eylng Hrald, Sanford, Fl. Widnesday, Spt. 3, 1fl Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Staub MaIor Gets Key Pinch Hit, Leaders League By MURRAY OLDERMAN Ofl *1? Naftonat Lea5v. NaHonap LaUI W L Pet. 01 n Pittsbrgh Aontr.al - 77 54 .511 2 71 61 .545 7 71 61 .526 10 4' 65 .501 13 33 • .3 21 West W L Pc?. os St. LOUIS chicago flew York Houston s 60 75 61 .561 -½ -Cinci Hrnndz $1.1. Tmpitn St.L AtI Garvey LA Parrish MIt Rose Phil Knight Cm Winfleld SD MazillIl py Paer PIt Tuesday's N.Y. MIt 61 75 .139 17½ Doing Cal II .117 20½ Brett KC 54 53 .391 Rice Bns 000001 000- Oliver T 1 60 Kemp Del 000 032 OOx- $ 90 Bocroe Sea .(7) and Trevino; May. Murray Lneau (6), Atkinson (7) and Carter. W 100 002 201-6 92 oio 000 003- 4 St.Louls Chicago Pd .311 129365 '$1 .326 136533 173 13$ 343 175 .311 • 121 435 135 .310 135 523 162 .309 129 175 147 309 137 511 15$ .307 132 ,i 150 .304 133521 1SS.flS Mm 126 Trail B ucs I]" Two By _______________________________ V/eli, Since You Asked... By United Press Ziterantisiul bIWih Pirates. In other NI. gasnc. The hit was St.aub's fird defeated l.os Veteran slugger Rudy Staub k:, p., tda I, ('arithiab 4: seems happy to be back in pinch•hlt since being thlco demted St. I otiic it.4 Keith Itrnantk* had Q. Why Ii everybody so high on John McEnroe as the next grjt reacquired by the Expos hun San Franc1so beat San lo htt4 to bonI lix inujur Montreal and back In a pennant luuetuetennis player? To me, he acts like a polled brat. What do *u the Detroit Tigers July 31, but 34, and Atlanta nipped Cftkifl leading era to 348 aittl lead race. thth' McGee, Alamo, Call!. he thinks the Expos rnav win It nati, 71. the CanIt,u*lx to their fifth "The pennant race 00 Iagree with the assessment of 20..year-old McEnroe as a great and all tra1diI vittory. we're compefing," sald the 3 In the Mnerican League tennis talent. He has all the tools speed, strength, all-around '!t's hard to compare )earokl Staub, who was was: Qe%land 5, Dett 3; game nd fety competifive temperament. The latter has been (;Ianh 3, l'ad 1: traded teams," added Staub, " . 33! 131 53! '73 327 11! 135 III .321 121 aiD Sa 120 CS t33 IX 133 i91 53 .312 H Clii 43; Sthnil. Phi Lope LA - I wmt. so fromtheEtotheNewYo Mm. Hub Andrewii ithigled lk)tn0 nesoth , Kansas aty I; Texas two utlt'arfletl runs in the nk here on the Expos we fodwateiy." etit1tI streak. over the Mets that put them Braves 7. Reds 8: Dock Ellis took the loss for Pujols drove In two runs with a nine decisions. fit'gninc losing ) in Iwo runs in a threerun seventh Astros regain first place In the game losing streak. Ssuret Tanana Back - For - onIs 4- curbed somewhat in his harangues with officials because the young lefthander has realed it fected his game. He's much rjhigh class race horse? I am inferested in rmIng a syn. dicate to buy and train stakes All inquiries invited. To ba '.tralned in the area. Box 31. C0 yhe Evening Herald, P.O. Box I feel by next year he'll be even with BJoru Borg as the dominant figure In tennis. q. I have heard rumors of An Paraeghlan buying some land outsIde of Baton Rouge, La. Do yOU think he will be [SU's coach y) - Mobile, Ala. R.Y., - 41-Houses H&A, reliable person only. 321. 0903, for Information. rebullder. Seminole Auto Machine, 301 E. 25th PP. Exp, 5-lost & Found will be among the pros. And time Is fleeting. This will be Ara's fifth year away from the coaching ranks. Of course, Bud Wilkinson was away 15 before the St. Louis Cardinals retrieved him. I know McLendon Isn't happy about having to step down In abiiity.vringe -till? Male Boxer, Lii. Mary area. yrs. old, brn w.wh chest, For a career in Real Estate call Stemper Agency, Wm. Stemper, clipped ears, 75 lbs. "Jeb". 322-1991. 141 ext 214 Diann; Eve 323440. ______________________________ REWARD. AVON FIGHTINFLAT1ON - 40-Condomjnjunn __________________________ __________________________ Townhouse for sale. 2 BR, 1½ B, cust drapes, w.w carpet, WO Inc. Call aft 7 p.m. 323-9595. . . - - - Build to Suit - our lot or yours. HOME PLUS BEAUTY SHOP 3 BR, 2 bath home & beauty shop & equipment. All in excellent cond. 544.900. M. Unsworth Realty - For details, call 1.$41• 4657 or 644.3079. HAL COLBERT, REALTY REALTOR MLS 323-6061 or eves. 3230517 - ooking For a New Home? Chick the Want Ads for houses of every sizf and price. 1. / By United Press lnternatlout dinitis. Tanana 16 Angels' winning streak. Small kids & babies. Breakfast, lunch I snacks. 5 days wk. $20 Yankees 3, Red Sox 2: Pistore, Solo (5). Bair (7) Hou and Scott, St.L 33. Binth; Mc W liii m enough to help the Angels? years and with those 16 rlc- beat Kansas City, 5.1, New second on a American League LeFiore, twoout B.McLaughlin (5), Divine tories this season, the Angels York topped Boston, 4-2, and error by Ted Slzemore throwing Dit and Wilson, KC 64; Cruz, J.McLaughlln (7), Bradford "I to wiap a MO Sea 3$; Wills, Tix 33; _________________________________________________ would say so," observed would not be struggling to win Cleveland defeated DetroIt, 5-3, 2-2 tIe In and Nolan. W-J.Mclaughiln Cliv 31. Bonds, Chicago White Sos the eighth to hand (53). L-Bair (10.7). HRsManager the Western Division. and Texas bumped Seattle, 52, Boston Its fourth straight loss. Tony LaRussa, alter his club Pitching Victories Thssd' nIgM he threw well IntheNatlonalLeague,lt was IndIans Mcran (9). 5, TIgers 3: Hou 159; Nlekro, All 17.1$; Reuschel, Chi 16-I; RIchard, over the Angels Los Mg 100002100-4 the Angels In the stretch. Houston downed Los AngeIe 6. Houstn 104 102 10x-9 162 Hoe 15-12; LaCoss, Cm 14.6; In Tanana's return to the Is that Ara and the school's aetic director, Paul Dietzel, we a threnin homer 9 got to 65 pItches (In four 4; St. LouIs 6, ChIcago 4; San Lee, Mtl 14.10; Carlton, Phil 14. moi.md. "It's pretty much a Innings) and I teammated at MiamI of Ohio In 194647. Paul was the center, and a single, extending De. was very tired," FrancIsco son CS). 0row (7) and Oates; 3, San DIego 1; American League Flana. and trolt's losing streak to five Parseghian a running back. Williams, Laed (4), Andufar gin, BaIt 207; John, PlY 11-4; and Pubis. Theann feels good. We'll know Th 5, Roli 1: W-Wilhlams (4.5). Koosman, Minn 11.1); Ecker. for the Do4gers? - Tom SokoIosk VnIs, Ml. Angeles. Baker (21). Earmw Nun Average thander, last darted a game on now I'm very encouraged." hits a oneout homer by John Buddy Bell drove In thTB an auto accident, never played a game In Los Angeles after the (Only scheduled) National League Rogers, shoulder forced him out of he the sixth to tie the Nh 2.79; Hume, Cm 2.12; game, the out single by Willie Wilson In Steve Corner, 1440, tossed a Dodgers In Today's Games Richard, Hoe 2.96; Niekro, Hou Southern California. He welcomed the employment rotation. (All Times IDT) White Sos won It In the eighth. the ninth to win his lIh four-hitter to lift Texas to Its and Hooton, LA 2.97. because It kent him active and eased a Montreal (Schatzeder p.4) $ It was a costly case of ten- The loss snapped a four-game game. financial worry. fourth straight victory. American League Mar. ChicagO (Rousthel 16.5), Q Graig Nettles can play for2 more years and never aiech shall, Minn 2.60; Guidry, NY p.m. the ch1evenients of Brooks Robinson as a third bswn. 2.51; John, NY 2.96; Palmer, _____ Please New York (Swan 12.1)) Salt 3.05; Eckersley, Boa 3.0$. provide us some statistics ton these two ballplayers - career Philadelphia 'Christenson 5.10), 7:35 p.m. batting and fielding percentages, number of errors, home runs, National League Richard, Los Angeles (Sutcliff. 134) Hoe Gold Gloves won. Then we'll see bow far Nettles must go to 249; Canton, Phil 171,Quits Atlanta (Bnlzzolara 6.9), Diego 7:35 American League Ryan, p.m. achieve parity with "Brooksle." - Bill Sepe, Mobile, Ala. Cal 157; Flanagan, Bait 164. It's a debate that was really only fueled by Nettles' bdilhlazjt 4) at Cincinnati (Norman 10. fieldIng In the World Series. I don't need figures to assert that 10), 0:05 p.m. lord Perry, baseball's winning, to fulfill his role as a father to Ranger owner Brad Corbett decIsion 10 at St. Louis (Martinez 12.7), days ago and I decades) and a more consistent hitter than Nettles, who has a Football message for the San Diego "i need to get back doser to abot*sendfng him to Ian Dl.ao (Jones 10.1 Texas but executive vice President) at the skill of the Yankee thiri baseman, who Is playing out his Tom Phyllis and wide rocei,ar USfl ____ optki Deilit Scales. Released rookie U he 'fly eg at money aked them s'4ftclest time to guard Den Foer nd tlback snake a Kroc was fined $100,080 for saying so.) Tlwrsday's Games -. The 4ld rihder, now where they need a father's The Padres haye Todd Christenson. Montreal at Chicago the only pItcher to win the Cy atçervlslon. Washington My wile has been waivers on Perry and SIgMd running "I've told him we'll do what Plttibgh at St. Louis, night ricelver John McDanIel; placed nerican and National Lea- years." Los Mg t Atlanta, night 2p.m. EDT, running back Ike Forte on Injured gigs, San Fran at CincInnati, night announced Tuesday he ____________________ I'ny, WhO captured last business here," Smith said. reserve and released wide receIver Sin flisgo at- Houston, night However, Perry said he Perry has had a UNITED STAllS DISTRICT was quitting 11W P1drU beef with the KrIs Halnes. 94 THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR year's Cy Young Award with a Padre COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF Ifl) doen't regret his 17-year 21-11 record in his DetroIt Signed quarterback mediately and would management, accusing SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA American League fIrst year FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVIStON Jerry Goisteyn. r. PROBATE DIVISION unleisthe Fontaine and other San Diego last dub could work out a CASE NO. 714VOrlClv.R-4JNi. Cilioge withthe Padres, has a contract executivesof being "scared" PIP. Number 79.333 CP W L PCI. 0$ of TED STATES OF AMERICA, Adelphi with "I've a great career. I with San Diego ough the 1980 Named Lawrence trade for hun, vis Silt 90 46 .462 Plaintiff, vs. KENNETH CHISOLM, Keating director of athletics, owner Hay Kroc. the Texas Rangers, where he think IN RI: ESTATE OP I've done my part," he season, Mllwauke worth $23),000. 34 .517 5½ ANNIE I. CHISOLM, DELORES SUSAN H. TORRES, Basketball played three seasons, said, "I've enjoyed every CHISOLM, ANNIE MAE CHISOLM, He said he would lose $25,000 He said Il.San Diego doesn't LEONDRA CHISOLM, QUINCY Dicea New York 75 40 .536 14½ Elmore Smith. Named Morris Detroit NOTICE OPADMINISTRATION 73 64 .523 18½ McHone assistant out, then this Is my lad day in Diego and I think I helped this his present contract, as well as other team until hIs 1980 conClevelnd 71 4$ .311 20½ uniform," he said. Toronto EUGENE CHISOLM, WELBORO CI.Alis OR DEMANDS AGAINST club, 14 94 .319 the $2,000 If there Is no trade, tract expires. However, he said CHISOLM.Mlnonsandtheunknown THE ASOVE ESTATE AND ALL Perry said he was returning heirs, devisees,grantees, assignees, "I wish I could have done "Ihavenolllfeellngstoward that would not West OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED Racing prevent him Iienore,cedltors,truste.s,orotp,e. to his farm In Wililameton, more." W L Pet. 0$ the Padres," said Perry who is from taking an IN THE ESTATE: administrative claImants, by, through, under or C11f NC., to await word on whether 7544.110 Perry said San Diego General jt YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 21 victorIes against shy of thi ESTATE OF FRANKIE position. Ken City 7 DAYTONABIACH that tt*admlnlstnation of the estate . MAE CHILSOLM,deCWSIdI and all MIen TUESDAY NISNT j• SUSAN H. 101*15, deceased. unknouetparfis$havingorclaimlng Texas Pk$tNbCl,D$.1$T$11$3)4, ii .419 , FiIeNumbev79.333.Cp,lope,gie to have any right, title or interest In ChIcago 3 GOld Ambe,' 40 77 .43011 12.00 6.10 110 Ciuit Co $imIi the property hersln,-DefendantsCounty, SHapgyHumme, 00 52 .411 17½ 3.10 3.00 Florida, Probate DIvision, NOTICE _ OP SUIT Oktind I MandyTreublus Geoffrlon 16 H .i s Signs Three-Year Pact To FOR UNNAMED DIFINDANTS 440 AND ORDERCOUnty the addrees of w1lchN.is Seminole Courthouse, 0(38) 77.18. T (31$) 180.10. ____ ___ Park Ave., Tuesday's Results ____Iaes,Ds.1Lyae TO APPEAR AND PLEAD 31.71 Sanford, FL. The personal Detroit ***-3 70 (SERVICE BY PUSLICATION) 3Cerry$aas 9.00 7.20 310 representative of the estate Is Cleve TOt ALL unknown twit's, •*NII-S 0 i IiieerPinieh 4.40 2.10 CHARLES BENJAMIN TORIES Potty, Chris (3) and Parrish, legstess, grantee., assIgnees, and 2 T's Penny Se. 240 CAROL SUE TORRESVIHLIN Barker, Mange (7) 'ad Howe,. iisiors, creditors. trusties, or othut' Lead Canadlens To •fl3)$3.00,PU.1)100.a,v(31. Cup Charge whose ad*e.s Is 1. 1iO SIO.s$t., W-Sadiar (6.4). Lry Claimants, by, through, Ufldef i $10.41 Rockvllle, MD, 20030, 2. m sw. 5). HR-Cleveland, Bands (21). agaInst FRANKIE MAI CHISOIM. td1.c5,s 17th 80., Okeecltobs,, FL dscssd: and all unknown pertles 3 Disos Den I alMims National hIocy problems, width cut short his 1$ Geoffrlon coached th. having or dalming to MVI nme and aleress of the pö, IS? 001111-2 32 7 Featured Act 6.05 140 more annioa to see the I&Sg%11 scoring a decade after cohJng csa.er with both the Flames for 2%4 seasom esty representative's ttorney me * * I1* 3 01 1III Sow n.h? tltleor Interest in th property a.. Montreal Caladiom sweep to a ide rdlnms* as a player. In New 'ii ::l. Tories seul ANepsi O'Servy hereinafter described. You are York Rangers and Atlanta piling a fl-02-30 record. He later I (37)10.20, P (37)7540, T (1.7. fIlth All persona havIng claims cogcjjy ltley Cep his 14 ysors with the Canas C7)i Tient, ItisIet (0) and 2)16308 het'dey notified that an action has demands against Flames, Gio(frion said he felt was appointed vice preshj of been instItuted aialnit OU in Ouldu, W-TienI (114). 1.-. His estate vldory than the d's - new ho netted an goals. required, WITHIN THREE MON' "a thond times ter. I'm Tories (1410). NRs-Ston. IMy Kin , above Court by It, United $tsN$ 340 cold), Bernie III LOS Gioftrlo,i. of INS tlsbsaa PROM Ø THIS 7 ($4)a THE DATE OP New Gooftrlm Cou(ldId I Will be nick and tIred 01 beIng hed YOrk.. 7 Dee? Mmii AmeCa,tOfor.closethe,ner,gege FIRST PUBLICATION Irving Gfllfl(kflAfl, the club on IN $40 CIIIIISIISS (16). "ii ve 1 119 percent 11 tOI* to live iç to MsMnt's abosd how my hooh is. tti. following described property: I CIIrIIisi'$ LOrd president NOTICE . and general Lot? and the W 10 fee? of LeO 5, Ihe CISIkIHISS S(1.1)41.1I. (37) 31*7(3.7. foot," said GsorIen $'dsy former Scetty Bowman,. "A vnth ego, I had a manager, last Ken CIty • 001111-1 20 21107.41 "I" above caurta wrlt?ga statemeps' First Addition, lT week appointed hi signed a tkii'ysa' h. left the tsii MIen any claim or dl.nd 000001 150-I IS ot ni ntnPleI. chsdci -and.I 'm In former Canidien's coach according to pie? Iace,D~. Time 3180 contract with the Canens. lean as coach and five Ihy .the bed and ttTERRACE, Gore, PsItin (7) nd ParSers 3 Mountain of sa*I. I as iit'did Iti Flit 500? SamPle 1910 $ feel SYID player Hector ____ ____ to Cups Keesman lad Wynagar. Wa.w .e.t "It took me U 75005 ',epI bu1 tàta. up his_)*&1n4 better too' being with the vcrsao.mt "To." Blake U Ni. 25 of Ito Public Recoids I claim, 340 140 (11.11). L-Gera (10- 6 K.c.Dealm s: of hOCkly. Qaude Seminole CountY. PJerlN. and torlw.aid,ea LII bac ascoach .ini $iasnj mMign!' Cunadiems." e, creditor or his agent or 11). H1*-$(es City, Walton pjy, Ru.l will remain aulstant and . and required to PPPW • (34)1140, P (34) 9?JI. 7(14. fl r as ndthet I beeped of the Bdo 8abr.. mo erdu and tpis amount claimed. If-lu (21, Minnasalø, Jcksan (10). 4J 5old .. S. ' coad) .N yew ansisir With itS C101t ot ThIS '41 Slith Rats. $1.15, Time U4 bWM - "Tha tmckev club Is oüw to Chcegs will become oue Wall be It.$W II Ill NI 512-10 10$ Court at Orlando, S K's Saeone 'a 1.01.10440 Cal Will) the help 01 the players - theill of life and I've UIf. deost 01 the Flames to take "IS " 5 centipigOt "UI' I;.,., .. up he strung as 1)al 1oi ONes.. Sums (2). ProSy (2). i itst RUn UPWlqUjdeted, ffi5 PISIIIIS Plalnffws atlerna1a. Racy I.. lets. have ParllWr (II a Miv Naherid. Stanley Cup yin Ml I ni. It's the blUed Canediem Monday, began Ida Geoftrim, 'and I intend to •U4)0040,P(SflipJS,y(I.$ claim 1 Secured, the iscurIty shell By (7), Tenses. Me, (I), Sarr W. Unuerry, AIe*ant United too7." I) dream dmy ItS." WI corset with, Ilasirsal In finish my days with the (6), LiRedus (I) se DSesdR$. SeUlbed. The Claimant Attorney, Peat Office $0 i , Isusalt sow, A $11, Tim. sia Geothl, 49, Mill ranks 14th W-Pvetp ($4). L-Serr (1.12). Ad about racafflig hIMIb d 1191, wbfl 1* Orlande,_.fSrlis 31J, WlvIdepfosef*,Ø a. pwi kMaster WIllIS ItO 940 740 -_ • . !1." HI-Clulcegs. Lumen (17). S ItS Clerk IS un5s Its clirk to ?h Gothic I, 1915.11 yew taitfe i $40 is. Iun by detoult WIN be. maim. CSPV to-cede lIrsowl 4 LI'S $08 Way 'iex. FiPrISmta$ive. *IN*-I110 'afere4 aeSjpsl ,., 1(15) 11118,P(1.80 351917(1 hams ***IIS $4)d,Sa er and MultibU, Per. ORDERED Itot Its 40SV fWI,c of to UnSU a NiV $8 huh Nelbo.lt Ti dlSl?$lIS5II5ep meifaJo suit and ads, for umg required, WITHIN TWill tamer (1411). L,-Ps.yelt (13' '• '$511 led Ø411 $IS5Il . 5.10 1.25 0. MONTHI PROM THE DAT$p (Service by Philcatim) be 6MESRagcel ____ $40 THE. PIRIT pvb1105s4 by UIIIW ( - THIS NOTICE, IS fileany .b$ectlens MarsheS k, a nwpjge - of g . p Itsy may hew hat dhttwgu cwietim k $emksth . CeuPuhy, NhuIbRaes,C$I5,T)meht40 . '. 11 of The d5ca's wIft, $ . (0) 335 110 . (AN Times UT) RIllilficaflens tt, psrsqspqt 1.10 7p (SUe 1.1) 40 1.... reps, or Its Vulve -or OR. tImers (0. Ml*es 1410). 7:15 .DERID at- Odsads. Fisrije - ALt.CLAIM$, DEMANDS ANb - CUUOuNIft . $0*.* --': (Rsama 3$) ____ ___ - JOHN A 5110. , O$JICTIONS NOT $0 PILED - : _____ WIUSIPORIVIRM*I, UNITID $TATI$ DISTRICT. isd . JUOSI -. ON500*SfliWpuiIIcoSfo,of,phs US$40 PIlek: i'w.ie, II.II, 'hii ) CI at flhiR*.I$,11 Aug. 31, 1.15 r.';->I(P0$40.P(7.OS1**y(p+ -. . -. -.os* rei CII, ($1IfliN 11.141 00111* .. - imIpaIS11INTepvga . ' at çijj tim, *io, 0:15 IIITV,,,Vhufep - ----------------------------------LII - ______________ - '. : OF SEMINOLE COUNTY Needs 11th Searcher -____ - -. interest to qualified buyer. $34,000 to 14-4.000. Low down payments. and :. will keepsm. children r- lnmyhomewkdays 323-1175 _________________________________________________________ time exp. floor man. Days. Apply in person Sanford Nursing & Cony, Center, 930 Mellonylile Ave.. Sanford. 43 BR 2 B, 2 story home, try, beef, pork, fish. Free delivery, mm. $20 order. Sanford area. 322.2374. Sam's Portion iiits. __________________________ moving company. We need aggressive people with good - roe Rd. N. off .;- - SR.46. Salary + commission. Call 11-Irstructions _________________ San _ ____ "- t.t -. W4nied I STOP IN TODAY BE WORKING TOMORROW WE HAVE JOBS ito TO FIT THE NE ED . * * * * * z NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS l STATUTE I11.WHOM IT MAY CONCIRN: ____________________ .wtdersloned, pursuant tO the 41f1$ctitlous Name Sta$utV' Chapter 5,$9, Florida Statute, will register Wh the Clark of the Circuit Court, in. and for Seminole County, *wiva, upon receipt of proof of it. 1ICat0n Of this notice, the ticlNbean.ns, to-set?: RIVER OAKS ,. ..ga,. f, 00W $.alnessat $ofh of Highway ianâ gasofWkIvaRiverinthsNW¼of *NE¼ of Section 25, Range s, TOisfislip 1 South In Saminole uunty, Florida. , ne party Werested In said jules' enterpris, Is as follows: - _____ ___ ______ ,-- Weekly& monthly rates. Inquire s. o. wiae. _________________ SI, 1½ I, 1g. cloNts. Pan. PR, storage cabInets In 01.531.000. rirnands Unlurnished ____________________________ . . ____ _____ ___ ____ _____ b ___ ___ - - ___ ____ ___ smsd1 . . _____ ___ ,_ lam. 4 II, II, FR, cent, au, w-w carpet, 1g. enS, fenced yd WIlt well I FANTASTIC I. ____ JIMmle Cowan4 310 PIOIWISS neighborhood. $43,100 cxc. Ave. tirms. -, - . . AIRPORT ILva ISIS me. 154*17 - - . - - Unfurn. cenvsnieiw to hoseStal I dsw,dum. III, w-w carp., C lilA. 1000 me. 614,. 80d 1.003 -_ 1443. - , ___ 9 - ; ____ ___ : - 322.2611: ____ _____ ____ ___ ' -. - 123-5114 Diy or NIg3I. - ___________________ - - ' . - , . ' -_ ' . - ,- '- .ROIRII!$ . -Inviss Ihisnilahsd 'OM d $T$NS?ROMP ____ ( :.'.: - . -. -,-. .-- - . ' - --- - . - - -, - -- • - . ______________________ - Pelt' P111*1k!, N. C. Wesdid lit, geed for homasile a campIng. $11,911. NIWU$TING 4 Ii, 3 Bath ____ etocuilve hems, carpet, carnival NM. lpsr, oem, Fm., kit. egaippw, Ii.. dolts. pefis, 111. garage, fesice, lively land. sclplts mwt last 11115*, CaN fodeyl SIAUTIPUL _____ ;, - ,. - ., . - - . 2500 Industrial Blvd. off Silver FURNITURE. BEDDING EASY TERMS with store finandug I No one in Orlando-Sanford area refused credit if 'ou will pay down I Let us help you establish local credit. W. ,l.i... in Sanford. WHIGHAM FURNITURE CO. 2309 So. Orange Biosson Trail, Orlando, Florida., 843-4560. - , ., - - - . .... . m . Nder -- ' " fNl' .- BATEMAN REALTY FURNITUREITHINGS Buy & Sell New I Us-ed Furniture 300 S. Sanford Ave. 3236593 *IA& 1*7*71 IIALTOS,3S27IPS - Sanford, 322-5721. New 10 pc modular LI suite. $555. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-92 So of Sanford. 322-5721. 17-02 So. of Sanford. 322-5721. 43-.-LOt$ACI1IQS ___________________ $anford-Lk. Sylvan Area, 7 rieldontial lots of which I are water iront. s3juS. IOPDJIT GRUNt INC. RIALTOII S$-4132sc 33141? eves. Ivyors fir a small In. vestment. Piece a cast classified ad br results. 327.3411 or 131.9993. SEARS. Sanford 322-1771 -- - ALTAMONTI Brand New Interspring Bedding ', price. Sanford Furniture s.i: vege, 17-92 S. of Sanford 322-1731, _____________________________ - Beauht 'KENMflWA$preR - - Parts, krv1e. Usid Meduines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 3334457 PhIIaS.Scoppertonerefrlgsrator w-Ice maker. Like new $300. Sanford Furniture Salvage. 17-92 So. of Sanford 321171). Sears Konmors heavy duty copper tone washer I matching dryer. LIke new $100 pr. Sanford Furniture Salvage. 17-92 So of Sanford. 322-1721. __________________________ Used color TV let 1970 model. SunlIt 23" works good, $125. Free Delivery. Sanford Fur. iNure Salvage. 17.91 So. of 323-5719 MowIng 5$-Boats & Acauorlss -. Handy Paul, has truck will travel. Wants to make small household repairs, carpentry, painting I misc. Call Paul Hunter. 339-4331. 519 E. 1st St., 32t-5742 I Light Houiing ClI'PeflfrY Yard debris, Trash Appliances I MIsc (LOCAL) 349.337) - - - I- Drives,patios,wahk$ LICENSED 569-9433 ___________________________ "ids gone, but the swing set in th back yard isn't? Sell It with a :ustom Office CleanIng, corn. % merclal. new const. Licensed, bonded & insured. Quality service everytime. Ph. 333-0141 0 or 616-5111. - PlintIng& RIr ABC Concrete. PatIos, drIveways I add otis. Quality work, no lob too small. 595 4914. ________________________ Cer$ICll1S - _________________ MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our 'specialty. 25 yrs. Exp 809.1347. - essmaklng - P1lintlng by Anthony Corino, In. tenor, exterior qualIfied in all phase.. Free Est. Call 322-001). SgI. Peppers PaintIng Service. Custom Painting & detail trim. Free Eu. 323-1701. - ...... TIke sooner you place your classified ad, tR. sooner you will gel results. - .. ________ - ________ - Alterations, DressmakIng Drapes, Upholstery -°'° - 'GroonthIg&U Dog I - Weiboldts Camera Shop Sales, passport phots & fast-,., repair servIce. 3224101, ANIMAL HAVEN Cat boardIng, bathinI, flea control, Pet supplies, dog houses, insulated, shady inside kennets, screlnod outsid, runs, also air conds cages clipping, 3fl.s7s. ________________________ I- TmcbSsrvlcs -, -0l OlMlractorSirvice Pdlowing I dlscing, cultivatiotu' ' ditch banks chopped, All service reasonable & prompt. ROoltrs our specialty. Good rue. 349.3777, Horns Inhsev.nhuMs ____ _______________________ ' - 1 Man, quality operation lyrs. isp. Patios. DrIveways etc. Wayne seal, 327.1331 PAINTING, CARPENTIf CUSTOM CARINITS Free ES?. 333042eftet'I:$ I R1* Pressure ISteam Cleaning. Roof, homes. mobile homes. etc. Mobile horns special 13*40, $22.10. Relsonabie rates, all war? guaranteed. 3237*3. 7 - -. - ., - - __ - . - t- -. . Use AWantAt3fl.$$3Ia15$. 'S - "n- UlIfle3L.. 1 I .- - Vinyl repeW&ree 'lot $aVev,t.IIpct,e. reupholssar charge. II1.? .-o -' q lift. 71 NP Jofunsop Iraller. Runs geod $741 Ciii 223.9163 ... it : avIIhp.Ir I - 3 .3 __________________________ --.:';. - .,i .5 - ' ..: - 5 Room Additions remodeling general home repairs. no fob too small. Call 373-9443 anytime, aide work. $411; Caai good sliaps, VS. 313-i call anytime. 11111 320 em 321-0095 Car. Don't Despair Or PvIi'Vour Hair- ' INC. REALTOR 1. Mansldp Or. Certified Lawn I Landscape FREE ESTIMATES TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON ormerly Harrlett's Beauty Nooc S -IV..RadloSlitio CI 11d. a*d cemmercial, el Iloy 101910.811. - - ___________________________ 52-Applisnc,s - Let *5174 plus L&WflU1t.i00flC. - Alan's Appliances Refrigeration AC Repair' Licens-d. 323.0039 ______________ LkMwyAve.½bhklolCsuntry Club Rd. OP Zoned Commercial 14$' Zoned 1.1-A. WAN.. A. S. Pipe, ner 101-1004 _______________________________ PENTRY.PAINTING.SPRINX. LERS. 323-4766 ANYTIME. _________________________ The weather is perfect for a backyard sale -sell everything fast with a want ad. Call 322-2611 or 531-9993. Central Heat & Air Cond. Free Est. Call Carl Harris at want ad. Call 322-2411. New 3 pc dinette set. Table & 4 chairs. $73. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-92 Soot Sanford. 322$721. dresser, mirror, chest & bed. SIlO. Sanford Furniture Salvage. lie our beautiful new BROAD. 16011, frOnt I. W SR's. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 2580 Orlando Dr. VAIFHAFInancIn. _______________________ HOLD REPAIRS FROM CuR. lAIN RODS TO PATIOS, CAR. -- Butcher Block & Chrome contemporary LR tbls. Orig. retail $0.93, NOW $10. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.92 So. of Used I pc walnut BR suite, 42-blIo Homes HOUSE. Office farmlandn.aroviedol7acres prIme land Semlnola Blvd., - HANDYMAN-GIN. 51-Household Gooth New Cass.rnerry. 0309w. ____________________ AIr CondltIo.Ing, HSllng, EtecIrt: cal, Plumbing Service I Repair. Call Larry for Free Est. 671-6291. l.ic., Bonded & Ins. - mart. Also 11 acres pasture or CailBart - AIr Cos.itionIng ______________________ '.s - ___________ - - ____ . 323-2222 _________________ ________________ WINTERPARKFURNITURECO. HASCLOSEDTHEIR DOORS FOREVERI we are offering ttwir ventory of new furniture, bed. ding, & GE applIances I TV5 at DISTRESS PRICESII Public & Dealers Invitedl SALE IN PROGRESS TODAY at: Orlando Wholesale Furniture Dist. 831.9993. ___ -- ___ - - : LOWMOITGAU III. 1½ $hrIdehSm.wd ____ . uofu hewdo, eSde,lvugIs' new arpoflag pehnt Itre 0?, imiced rear yd. IlK, formal or penis. Ms ctl*i.i of pow, $i*me.*2-3517e04PMa 151*. - , - SALE II - KICK THE STORAGE HABIT. Sell ttsos useful, no. longer needed Items with a Herald Classified Ad. Call 3222611 or 3 acres on fabulous Lake Glenvl$he - 24HmW3fli2s3 'M'' aás -- IIAITY aQ - - lUST MA'E PAYMENTS-'4' to '75 models. Call 339-9100 or 5344605 (Dealer). 5620. . _______________________ PIOPINTY ___ ____ 1' - - WW.Park.ipecleusi U,1½$. dspfernnWons. Quilt Vat cony, bus, II. Wsrus..Nepate.a**s. - For Estate, Commercial & Residential Auction's I ApprisMs. Call Dell's Auction, 323- Auction 1215 S. French, 323-73.40. CASSELBERRY 3SR.Ibath.$24,000 123.3197 RISORT ' -. - -, sac REALTOR MLS ________ - - -'-- - Sepd C, alms . :_t - O3J . 72-Auction Beds, DbI motel box springs & mattresses. $30 set. Sanford Lk Mary new house just finished. 3 IN 2 5, lot 90'xlIO', 9~ pcI. NISTLED UNDER THIOAKI Thu delightful 3 II, 1½ Seth home Is perfect for your family, The lot Is bii for kids to play In or for your very own garden. 131*. Hursid H.IILINI$y ' - ' i 322• 2420 ______________________ COUNTRYLIVING ONE ACRI FENCED Trl.Ievel 4 Sdrin,, 3 Seth. Could have mother. hi.law elf IC., dat. garage, tries, near 14 maid agri. ___ ___ 6 Chry.- Newport custom, all power-2 dr. H.T. Looks new, 10,000 ml. $3,000. Call between 4I PM. Owner 3220)53. OUTOF BUSINESS Cash for your Iott Will build on your lot or our lot. Y Enterprise, Inc. Medel Inc., Realtor 6113O Sanford's Sales Leader m 2565 REALTORs PARK - ___ '75 Aspen SW, fully eqpt. $300 dwn take over payments. 323- 1293 niture Salvage. 3225721. ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 322 5791 VA.'F FIA-'235.Con. Homes Low Down Payment I I ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service ___________________ 31AP '73 Delta $5, ldr, air, power, $1500. 031-5739 aft. 6. WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES Sanford Fur- ART LESSONS water color, acrylic & crafts starting Tuesday, October 161h. Call Marie Richter. 3226903. Sanford 321.0640 Orlando 327-1577 Rag. Real Estate Braker 2635 Sanford Ave. 321-0759 Aft. Hrs. 322-7613,322-4149 Branch Office _____ IW11I in accoldeaci wilt lem of he FictItious 11mw Sules. To-Wit: Section. r1do Statutes 1991. 51g. C.JIaPICOSMF Iu Aug. 11.31$, $spt.LIW0 ________________ ____ ___ GRACIOUS, OLD 2 story, I SI, 1½ •, breakfast noak, PP, ____ ____ ____ . 15*- sil up. Pool. Aduits only, en Lake Ada. Just 50.00 Airport Stud. on 17.91 in Sanford. Call - LARGE LOT 351,21 spIlt plan, beautIfully landscaped, fenced bky i$32,500 t$ IS hNebY givin that I am AJ1 1 at ui In A$apn5nf, Spps., Sominols 31-Apsrtmei*s Furnished IY' FlorIda. SemeotssrasVandltstllntendto r$$Nrsaldnimewiltuffie Clarke? %1b.Mlr Cifigens, ____ - DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy 92, 1 mile west of Speedway, Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30. It's the only one in Florida. You set. the reserved price. Call 904-255$311 for further details. ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top Prices Paid Used, any condition 6448126 Star Rd. behind Color Wheel PaInt. 4 biks. west of 441. 2952375. Open daIly 9-6, Sun. 12-6. By Owner 3 or 4 BR 1 bath, eat In kitchen, fenced yard. Sanford. 130,000. 322-6722 after 5:30 p.m. - SPANISH STYLE family home 3 ____ - Used Furn. AppUances, Plumbing Fixtures Bldg. Material. 322 5659 CLASSIFIED ADS ARE FUN ADS. READ I USE THEM OFTEN. YOU'LL LIKE THE RFS'LTS. SEIGLER REALTY SUPER 3 BR, 1½ B home In Lii. Mary I C HIA, w.w carpet, 1g. FR, eat in kit & more. BPP WARRANTED. Just 542,900. Sanford Gracious living. Reas. MM .72 000 for Sale . - 30 Lstry's Mart, 213 Safgg Aye., uy & Sell, the finest In used fjnhjure, Refrig., stoves, tgols: WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY, SELL. TRADE 3315 E.FIrst St. 32 5622 MONROE REDUCED TO OWNER LEAVING STATE. w.ciarnettWhfle Reg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commerctal Phone 3fl-7$$I, Sanford REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFOR('5 SALES LEADER! WE LIST I SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONEI JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. II ____________________ ______ " SPANISH 2 STORY 3 Bdrm 2 bath POOL homeonover½acrew.beautiful FP, beamed ceIlings, formal Dl, pan FR, satin kIt & detached Cabana. Won't last at Investments, bill Consolidation, males purchases, or any need. 579,900. ColI 321-4612 Slazar Financial Services __________________ EXECUTIVE HOME immaculate 4 SR 7½ bath, 2 firePlaces. __________ scrsenid porch I outside brick patio. Lush landscaping. $91400. lEt. 1079. tipublislu: Aug. 13, 22,25. Sept. _______ _____ Cash 322-4132 WILL BUY EXISTING 1st & 2nd MORTGAGES. R. Legg, Lic. Mtg. Broker, $25 No. 40 Wymore Rd., Altamonte. DITIONER, OVER SIZED LOT. BEAUTIFUL custom I BR, 3 B home in Idyhiwildel Super pool & patio, sunken LR-FR, FP 1 many unique featuresl app WARRANTED. Yours for S$2,300. MAKE A WISH, new 3 BR, 2 B exec home In Idyllwildei C HIA, pan. FR w.FP, eat In kit., DR I every feature lmaginablel Your wish come true for 572,5001 Exciting REAL ESTATE LOANS UPTO$50100. JORDEX CORPORATION Orlando, Orange, 80-Autos for Sale BROKER "A LAND SUPERMARKET" 2439 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford home or convert this estate to preferred Apts. on over ½ acre. Fantastic Buy for $750001 _______________________ 3PdDMORT0AE edotod it 68-Wanted to Buy ___&Sokl GREAT LOCATION NEAR LX. REALTORS WHY NOT Create your own grand ALL FLORIDA REALTY SANFORD REALTOR 2544 iFrench Ave. 323-0231,323.7173, 322-0779 25-Loans .tItSIlCe IS hereby given that the _______________________ ____ . pert time waitresses. Apply in person Days Inn Sanford, SR 16 I I-I. ______________________ Part time dishwasher I I _____ - Zoned commercial - 100' on Sanford Ave. $15,500. outgblng, experienced - JUTLl5TED3 BR, 2½ Bhomein ldyliwildeon2.3rd acre. Relax I EnIoy the many extras this home provides with lots of luxury featuret BPP WAR. RANTED. Yours for $SI,SOOt only. 1 day shift for waitms. waiter,) night shift for waitress. 3 BR, 1 B, gas heat, fenced I'd. waiter. Also 1 day shift for Salad $26,300. Realtor Owner. Station, no exp. necessary. 333. 7110.2toap.m. or 4233021 (Sun. REAL ESTATE I. Eves.). ASSOCIATES NEEDED _______________ L.gallotci - - fenced bk. yd. $33,900. needed for new Lake Mary Restaurant. - 47.A-Mortgages Bought SCREENED PORCH, AIR CON- OVER 6 MILLION IN SALES IN 1979 Bra en, Southwestern Owner motivated 2 BR, 1 B, car. Petroleum, Box 759, Ft. Worth, port, den w.wet bat, eat in kit. Tx. 76101. EOE. 3235176 01* ' REALTY Table service personnsi .r' FILL DIRT & TOPSOIL YELLOW SAND Call Cark & Hirt 323 7510 STEN STROM ImmaCUlate a BR, 2 B, 2 car garage w.w carpet, C lIlA, portunity for advancement. For personal interview, write K. N. Must be Losing your home & credit? I will catch up back payments 8. buy don't tell people, how are they going to know? Tell them with a classified ad, by calling 3222611 or 8319993. MAYFAIR AREA IN SANFORD. VERY MODERN 4 BEDROOM 2 BATH, HUGE FIRF.PLACE 5 EAT.IN KITCHEN. TREE SHADED CORNER LOT. 3 BR, 1½ Ba, w.2 adjoining lots + fruit trees. $31,950. Liberal commissions. Op. 912 French Ave. 0]C (ConwnIOftl&Franch) you 3 BEDROOM 1,13 BATH. REALTOR 322-4991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE. Eves 349.5100 322-1959 Spotless 3 BR, 1 B, ref., stove, apes, part. f urn., for only $26,500. territory. No relocatIon, AAA.1 firm establIshed since 1933. JJA --__________ - TGAGE. STtMPER AOENC almost 3 acres. $10,300. needs person M.F over 10 for protected industrial sales - 62-Lawn-Garden If 541.300. --.- 0]) _ ____ Terms. $45,300. MotorcycleInsunance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3866or323.7710 $35,500. Working college student floods furn. rm. or will share with GOING? - ____ S acres Paola Markham area. . depending on sxp. 339.2963. ___________________ ______________ AAA EMPLOYMENT - _______ 3 BEDROOM, CENTRAL HEAT & AIR, CARPORT. PINECREST $32,500. ASSUMABLE MOR- 78-torcycIes ______________________________ -- Pup Tents Sale $9.99 ea. day. wk., paid holidays. frInge WHERE ARE YOU NOWI WITHOUTAJOBI - ____ 2611. - BEEN? - - _____ Herald classified ad. Call 322- '3 BR 2 B home, I acres Markham Woods Rd. $130,000. $39,500. Terms (1192) Sanford 323 5324 If you aren't using your pool table, take a cue, and sell It with a '2 unit apt house, $24,300. equIp- French Osteen. $10,200. REALTORS - ____ acres, in person Lakeview Nursing Center, 919 E. 2nd St. -- Dog Bookkeeper.cIerk.typist, Proficiency in statistical typing I exp. In Accounts Payable r. 322•2754. 7435', 5. wmobiIe homf, Osteen. $10,600. house. 1700 sq ft living area. Aulstant ______ all $21000. 322-3990 Thomas Organs, Pianos, Guitars, amplifiers, drums etc. Bob Balls Discount MutiC Center. 2202 French Aye, 3222235. Estate Wanted scellaneous The Real Estate Agency Inc., Realtors $42,500. $9.3 acres 3 BR, 2 B pool home, beautifully landscaped, work shop, green sale. _________________________ 7346 *10.7 4,000 converted Hey Kids: Looking for an extra dollar? Ask Mom & Dad to let you have a clasalf lad ad garage PRIVATE VOICE LES$ONS bldg. land. High traffic area. Coull be to ice cream, hamburger stand, etc. Owner will finance. Easy terms. * * * * * * * * Transactions -. Barber shop includes -i". MAKE AN HEIR LOOM Ieeative Expressions 323-5512 downtown *3 BR 1 B C-A, warehouse or tax shelter. Only , - - ft. $61,900. Terms arranged. Currently leased. Single story Peas U.Pick$S. . 13,000 sq. SAL ES RECEPTIONIST Thp -DoI PaId for Punk I us Lars, trucks & heavy equipment.. ______________________ 644.6432 (Ct))) .5 BR 2 B. 2 story home $43,000. $45,000. - REALTY WORLDS WANT ADS AK tILACKI WHITE AND READ ALL OVER. 2 acres Industrial Property, near Hwy 16 & Country Club Rd. .. - Gaylord sc. patio, cony., workshop or office in rear. All for $31,900. Part 9-Good Things to Eat__________ - - BUILDER. 327.2217. ________________________ FernPank,Fia.3fl30. - 59-Musical Wrchandise __________________________________ Free listing BROCHURE write: CHEROKEE LAND CO. Murphy, N. C. 71906 Don't pile no longer needed items high as an elephant's eye. Place a classified ad, and pile the money in your wallet! New 233 Homes, 4 pci. - _________________________________ equity. 322 0216. REALTOR 323.7032 Eve. 322-0612. 3221557, 322.1117 - 41-Houses ____________________ - _______________________________ Property ____________________________ 47Real nJunk Cars Removed BUY JUNK CARS From SlOb $5.0 Call 322 1671; 322-4160 ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 179? Sanford, Fla. 32771 I 45-A--st of State FHA-VA, FHA 2351245 INC. 0323. __________________________ ___________ Builders Title insurers & Escrow Service _____ averaged carpet, pool. Close to everything. Asking $33,750. 327. - 55Boats & Accessories GENEVA 5.2 acres 330' on paved frontage. $27,000. l0pct.dwn. By owner 365349$, eve. 3.19 5451 _______________________ 671-4517. 4 acres Country Club Rd. & 25th St. $33,000. ; power. Maitland Howell Estates, 1021 Manchester Cr. 16x32 pool, 4 BR. 2 bath, screened porch + FR, like new, double garage. Sacrifice $69,900. Many extras. 10 acres Airport Blvd. $43,000. 20, pct. dwn, bal, terms, 0" pct. mt. ___________________________ - Angels, -- Engine 322-7953. I BR, 2 B heated swimming pool, 2 car garage, lake view. 109 Lii. Dot Dr. $32,250. - 43-Lots-Acreage 3 BR, 1.5 bath split plan, $32,500. William Mallc:owski, Realtor qualifying. Lovely 3 BR, 2 B block home. 322-0216 aft 6 p.m. - 41-Houses - By Owner $3,000 dwn & 'assume mort. Approx $250 mo. No Experience desired. Good pay. In. Call 323-1192 rance, vacation. credit union I of it sharing. Apply Homes-Lake Mary 66 Food Store, Lake Mary Blvd. at i-I. 2 BR, 1 B mobile. Very clean, . . i...usuu•uu ________________ 18-Help Wanted I U S U I U e5uitsj - _!-HousesUnfumished certain It - (9) and Littlefotin; Shirley. Cal 123; Lynn and Rice, los Lolith (7), Myra (I) and 107; Thomas. Nil lOS; SinFahey. W-Curtis (109). I gleten, BaIt 102. Shirley (6.14). Sfoten uses National Leagee Moreno, Clncl 000130101-6151 PItt 61; North. SF 51; Lopes, I :1! OnLakeMarylBR2b$rn, Redy May hed 5 14 In. California 7. two runs with nings in ck1ng his eighth a pnct.hat single esday to victory In 10 decIsions, while Astros 9, Doers 4: )es,1 the Expos to their eighth Bill Atkinson hurled the final Rick Williams won his first I A - but I New York 3, Boston 2; Easm t)ivtsien-leading Pills- stargemi. Cla,l.. SF 21 Vuckovicti and Simmons; Aman Leagee Thenas. Hernandet, Caudiil ($3, Moore MU 31 Lynn. Bos 34: Rce Sot (5) and Foote, Kimm (I). W- 34; Singleton. Salt si'd 5aior. Vuckovicti (13-9). L-Hirviand,z Cal 32. (4-4). HRS-Chicago, Kingrnan is (43). VIII (5). National Laagoe kmQr,att. CIII and WirSl$d, SD 95; San Fm 010 200- 3 60 San Dgo 100000000-i 42 Schmidt, Phil 97; Hernand, Garvey, LA 90. __CLASSIFIED - 8W 4 liS 330 133543 113 =I i It H 1271 137 313 BOS Lyon 51 Atlanta GASH 135 523 112 American I.sa,ue 0 AS - San Fran Sin DIego Expos I I I U I I I I I U I I I A I Sittln (ba.d Baseball Wednesday, Sept. 5,1010-11* S. - -' .r ._L • �S 2A-Efflfl9hSTI, Sanford, FL Widnesday, Spt.S, 17 Camille: The Most Devastating Hurricane To Hit U.S. Ten years after Camille, disaster. "As we slowly flew over Pass were demolished, so were the declared. Armed National home repairs were federally another Like Williams and hundreds Editor's note: On Aug. 17, 1969, Today the Gulf Coast of however, there is a respect forthe most destructive hurricane of other families, we thought we Christian, the picture became canneries and packing houses Guard troops took posts In financed and the Small made Mississippi bears few visible hurricanes among oldtimera ever to strike the U. S. were safe, only to be spilled even more grave. There in the that supported a thriving devastated neighborhoods, Business Administration reinforcing the image of war loans at 3 percent interest for hurricane scars. Dozens of new and newcomers alike. Less serious hurricanes since mainland slammed into the from shelters and homes at the center of one of the main roads seafood industry. homes have been built on lots rebuilding. Camille, meanwhile, churned destruction. Mississippi Gulf Coast. UP! mercy of what the National was a huge crater, a body with only conhave forced Guice to call three "We were wiped out corn- that were left Military troops from nearby reporter Nand Albritton, then Weather Service calls the most floating in it, there a woman northward across the U.S. and stairsteps, but total evacuations and the slabs in college, was one of the sur- devastating hurricane ever to slipping, sliding stumbling heartland and dumped 10-inch Air Force and Navy bases pletely," recalls Gulfport crete el owner Adrian there are still some haunting, response has been "trementhrough the mud and slime, rains over Virginia and West sweated in the broiling sun, beachfront mot dous," even though those vivors. In light of the activity hit the U.S. mainland, sur- vacant lots. Raking through the hurricane with a blank stare on her face, Virginia. Flash floods 25-f eet hunting through piles of debris Burns, who with his wife only skirted the Coast, i and down storms and publicity surrounding flooded -Business is good Hurricane David, we thought it were uncounted dozens of the lifeless arms of her child deep spilled from the Blue 30 fed and higher for victims. vived the storm in his Is "I've been terribly concerned U.S. 90 the coast; sandy A sympathetic nation began house. about the 'crying wolf' might be worthwhile to look tornadoes and a barometric dangling grotesquely as she Ridge mountains and another prob. with bankruptcy, jammed with tourists anxious Faced pouring aid into the stricken 150 people died. the beach lem, and we've always played back at Camille, 10 years later. pressure of 26.63 inches explod- pressed it to her bosom." The Mississippi survivors communities. From every- Burns borrowed $35000 in SBA to take advantage of U.S. Highway 90, spanning ed numerous unvented bullney to restore his home, and awl, swimming, fishing and our cards very close to the By NANCI C. ALBR1TON the coastline from east to west, were severely crippled by the where, trucks and trains mo chest," Gulce said. Miss. clings, $400,000 from the SBA to rebuild golfing. PASS CHRISTIAN, At the Richelieu Apartments was one chunk of concrete on loss of electricity and telephone brought mounds of food, clothand water to the victims, his motel-apartments and (UP!) - Hurricane Camille's tidal wave of death crashed into down the beach from Trinity In top of another. The Bay St. service, contaminated water, lug Louis bridge and the Biloxi- spoiled food and impassable Salvation Army and Red Cross another$,0OO for a local bank. picturesque Trinity Episcopal still repaying the loans but MRS. ' was Ocean Springs bridge looked roadways. It would be days, volunteers served thousands of He'sisnot Key Largo; one grandson,i NELL RICHARDSON discouraged. Church about midnight, ripping like a giant's dominoes - 200- weeks for some, before services meals and handled untold he"1t didn't OCCUr to US not to Mrs. Nell Richardson, 79, of Wilkinson, Atlanta and several a ceiling rafter from the hands certain ton slabs piled crooked and were restored on a bare requests for aid. 't niece, and nephews. 203 Virginia Ave., Sanford, died In the rubble of one home In build back," he said. 1 don of terrified Paul Williams. emergency basis. sideways. GramkowFuneiM Home is in The crisis forced entire Pass Christian, some unknown know when to quit. We still owe early Monday at Seminole we would "Oh Lord, God, save my A huge section of the beach 'American money but we've made more In Memorial Hospital. She was a charge of arrangements. children and their souls at the road In Bay St. Louis was hospitals to evacuate, their survivor posted an die' of Passaic, N.J. and had hour of their death," the black patients flown to nearby cities, flag on a twisted pole - a signal the last 10 years than we've native lived in Sanford for the past HUNT MONUMENTCO church sexton prayed that night Pass Christian, the apartment ripped away. homes lay spun- Those left homeless were given of determination to rebuild, ever Once-stately made." Burns and many other nine years moving here from nut. of Aug. 17, 1969. manager and 22 others decided tered, many others were gutted shelter out-of-town, but some Soon, thousands of flags was an '' SIARN Springs. She and business owners Miami residents With deafening 200 mile-an- to ride out the storm with a up to the second floor. Bodies managed to come back to sift tered above the debris, Ph 339 6988 The government sent a fleet could not collect a dime of In- Episcopalian. hour winds screaming around hurricane party. Police and lay buried beneath them, for scraps of their belongings. Survivors include a daughter, flood surance money. Federal There were unconfirmed re- of mobile homes for survivors them, Williams frantically tried civil defense made repeated almost Impossible to reach. Hotels and motels along ports of looting and price- to Live In while they rebuilt their insurance Is now available to Mrs. Alice Wilkinson, of Santo save his family from the pleas for them to leave as night rushing floodwaters. He threw fell Sunday and Camille bore Biloxi's popular tourist strip gouging and martial law was homes. Debris removal and keep that from happening In ford; son. E.W. Richardson of some boards on the rafters and northward. . ... . -. hoigedhis wife Myrtle, l2Ofhis : • , ii -i.ii.i•i: "I personally talked to the children, two grandchildren, and two other relatives into the manager," Harrison County CD TOP \ 1 CONTROL swaying refuge high in the Director Wade Gulce recalls. PANTYHOSE AMUICA'S "She said the building was church auditorium. I Wo,h IIC*IPTION -Swept away, they died - all three stories tall and they could * mole but Williams, a 17-year-old son always go up." CINTI* '4'& Lm12hru Sept 9 1979 Authorities said there was and a son-in-law. Without coupon $1 89 " "I thought everyone in Pass probably some drinking at the .39 j ______________________________ Christian was dead," he re- Richelieu as the storm winds ( p.-................ ' ________________________________ called 10 years later. Williams, accelerated. Only the Richelieu VLI t it 1:I(.1'LI-l: battered and cut, clung to a slab and three survivors, one of MAGNIFYING READING chunk of flooring until the them a 10-year-old boy, were SURE SPRAY 1' floodwaters deposited him high left by daybreak. GLASSES DEODORANT Inanoaktree. II The bodies of his family, the My parents, grandmother 4 o: Reg . youngest just 2 years old, were and! were exhausted when we Without coupon pr. strewn about the church found a vacant neighborhood 1 Limit I huS.pt. 9. 1979, ----Limit 2 pr. thru Spt., 11 grounds among numerous cas- home built high enough to sit Withoutcoupon$i 39 ________________ __________________________________ kets washed up from the church, above the floodwater. We -.....--,---.•••....-----J ____________________________ huddled there until dawn, after cemetery. DIAL 5-oz. ' SCOTT BATH ___________________ The Rev. Durrie Hardin, the floodwaters receded. We vi i'i iii:i.1'Jz'1: BATH SOAP i church rector, and his wife could not believe the destrucTISSUE METAMUCIL iI CLAIROL JIl Helen, had sought safety In the lion. POWDER , 14-oz. NICE P1 ____ Dead were 132 people, 27 were beachfront church, but the EASY4fflso to.35'foot wall of water was missing, 8,931 were injured. OmIt. 3.19 Shampoo Limit 3 thtu Sept. 9. 1979. ia,ot,v. Limit 2 thru Sept. 9. 1979. merciless. Hardin tried to Completely gone were 5,662 1 haircolor Without coupon $1.44 Without coupon4lc m0. reach his wife as the swirling, homes and another 14,000 'I,', ____________________________________ Lniit2thruS.pt.9. 1979. -. Limst2thruSmpt.9. 1979. water matched her away but sustained major damage. Without coupon $339 __________ Without coupon $2.29 ____________________________________________ Losses were later toed at $1.5 she was gone. _ ________ V(i'i1l k'1 L COUPON ____ ____________ As the Williams family and billion. ___________________________ the Hardins struggled helpless- Up and down the coast, from #> TAMPAX I ' - 2 lbs. PRESERVES i''''•"WALGRIEVA COUPON ly,g$nd the *orm,my family Louisiana to the coast of Wed STRAWBERRY I -, "'. SLENDER TUMS ANTACID lad I duiMd in shock from Florida, the destruction was VIDAL SASSOON OURSELVES Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. cook Of The Week ''"•" j ... Fate Changes Her Goal From P. _ . , . $4 Off 1919 2169c .99 ow own 5O9dI home in Tilying. i ___ totheatrt'.. Whole pine trees crashed survey of the damage as the down around us as we fled, hurricane's winds still gusted. fighting to hold on to one "It appeared that everything another in the brutal wind, on the front beach had either wer lines whipped back and been churned into the sea or forth and nests of snakes piled up In a mountain of debris washed by Our arms and legs in along the tide line which aptheangryseawater. pearedtobeashlghas3ofeet," I was certain we would die. he said. ) 4.pok _____ ____ '..' / 23 Especially fiavortul 99 C Limit lffiru Sept. 9. 19.j ( Without coupon $1.19 Limit2thruS.pI.9.1979 ----•' Without coupon 29c - Sunday, September 9 Is Grandparent's Day1 [ "a It _____________________ ___ r MAISON PEPPER 1oz. block •C ' I ANURIN 2.24 TIME ________ CAPSULES. 10 S - "4... / / / I '% '•" . • . 5. , , '' - . .1 • :" .•" '. .. •,. .. . .' '%\' It was goodbye stewardess; hello American housewife. From Europe the spaidings cup vinegar siit together sugar and flour, ¼ cup oil add grated lemon rind, crumble ½ cup boiling water moving to butter into dry ingredients, add 71' present home 1 teaspoon salt on Phillip Street in an mimi the egg yolk and knead to a i smooth dough. Cut Into a round corporated part of the county ¼teaspoon pepper R i UUI y: Scrub potatoes and boil whole and chill for 2030 minutes. P t near Longwood. while still in jackets. Let cool Pinch small lumps oft the Three ions, Vincent, 20, Jay, until they will not burn hands, dough and roll Into balls betl6 and Lucas,3 were born in peel and ices Add weenthepalmsofyour hands. r., Ii4t Sanfordandtwoofthemhave onlonandrestoflngredjenti. Set balls on buttered and gonetoAliSouls school where Mix well but not so hard that floured baking sheet With the Mrs. Spalding did colunteer potatoes become mushy.Adjust handle of a wooden cooking • But certain wines and to robust, planning on a total of work betterfun. way in the library for nine seasoning. whWhat ile having eases spoon (dipped Into flour from enhance a corn. on. 1*11 bOttl. or mars per y.ss. ,.,,..se ,y, '.vuiv SCn other more than person. *iii. .a lws,. t m to time) ri&e a dent In "I "I also love to rv play tennis, ' I y ' 14lva ball, wtdch win because we all gain wdsK It Is reco withmended m to begin sew and do embroidery," complained Mrs. 111111gredients for this Party are Accorift to Diu" Mrawou, On Ind dry wines first; Spalding spread It a nub. Brush pastry, ec pe . ar F '. .,.., . . ' ' . dw a6K "but it seems dare's jokingly. ,TWm is thie way it is with bWen on. A few chopped never enough time to do a lot"served bl anched almondssprinkled e drier wines me dealer ' mountains of Austria. Bacon over the pastry before baking might want to add fresh fruits cheese with the grape sugar and sharper cheeses. for Tupperware and for 10 b1ts are sometimes added and vegetables. and acid content of a wine must but greatly enhances After each taste of wine, active it is ye Don't forget the st tota lybalance that is done more in the north Bake at 370 degrees for 10 to 12 impoçtant to clear the palate. Cosmopolitan Club of Florida ds 1tPOse e wine °1 and mm, or until golden brown. towar Berlin." , First, the slice of bread or a club for foreign born women. se sprea, ra. From dare, ca. i,OU don t '' cheese Remove from baking sheet On. to cracker. you're ready to use your This summer Mrs. Spalding SALMON AND C IJMBER while dill warm and put small owers, overpower the other. sample thNow e cheese...and con. and two of her sons ret urned to candles, casual or IWUJW SANDWICH Remember this 5 for your wine dab of jam Into center of each. tlnue on to the next wine and Germany to visit relatives "We 1 loaf of bread (Sliced Melba Dust with vanilla sugar If Sprinkle with good uuu. and chem tasting party, but went for June and July," she Thin 16 ounces) and YOU have a terrific recipe desired. experiment said. "It was fantastic! It was ti on un 1 or a n of salm party. Toasalit Younr$vnlnnirn, (7 o Yield: 2 dozen cookies ces to uVe r- ir ' ii we wen • UPi..o •i.. . COIM. or pin The rules for serving wine ranging from mild to creamy listed are rgested LARGE THREFL4YER - ' . • - umm•r pronounced f t ° a ,.. ...gak III •iww wimu b . • LIVIYrVAP..a.WSSr .. IH IllS . The ultimit. in qual and otoo, cooking performance' 'Y . ' .xcept ledly lCaWt bind m.,ffiyremade for wom.n. at a man. In comforkbls 10 pef dsnlm' Wflh five pe,In,• en a wat ch Pocket for firtAedtisosupor ra1,1tt they're ported °' bleft Or my Wier kicking I , . • I 'I '. ___ - NPJPNMUQMVIa :' U i. ,• -. ,% II JEANS I POSSAUUUY . ' . ,.... . _ _..,, _,___- -. _,_____,,,J - $3510 Offer Good Sept, tbmi Sopt. 1$ g UNiSEX Dl 0eu4J A m b HAIR STYLING COMPLETE FAMILY HAIR AIN CARE R PH. 322.4913 ' PN.a4u1.. . . law hiqch.ckatuiy fssl,sollookblmbsck.H.w se o I Iim' i'l"t1' SERVICi I .. . .' bruIses woatda show. (Inc. he twad my arm hd thal he lwuho it. 1n4,Iffl4fer jc. Thin you never saw a jp, , , ifft , . . . 1Ovaka HII 111yj Two wash led, he w me at ess atr • ..a. i•V,, mitpida..,sth, U Mv' miNt. $egg The aiii. •. MN' _ With ('OalMIIyoIhdloth dtiiiisp4ad •. PIRNCNAVL$ANPOSD uowbñheth.-'- . _IWmMYIIs 5. % R LABOR DAY he Undied my qes and tsateimy jaw, wtd keptmshomsfromnwmwk,Igot om*awa,rssst for ,,ist,. mes uL on my an , d •.•.•* USI, husband has beaten ma ira I cart several times, Sometimes I had ___________________________________ oei . , 'HAIRSTYLES -' DEAR HAD IT: Your ckenmyaeedafatb,r,bst . Th. real thIng, Just Ilke w' M n111110111 FREE Hair ' With Perm Special My MODEL G4TX-PL IPN. PAI.MITTO Itself Heat Activated . ______________ By Acid m Is as Mine kill, hall DEAR ABBY: I will try to tired wives, an year F11y , make tlüshc,t, but l have w i k much to tell that l could write a wbereabat$eredwlfe and ber , çLthwrw , IIln11Ist)&'. . POlil0110tor IItUrNIflflhiIOf1id 'S Lakeview Pis" 1'.. Ngduls,wijth In A Class HADITIN DALLAS . V1rZ IN LA. dad MM44 WM& mks DW each other. waw I//117!ufl, Chic people tell me that my kids need a father, that Jesus forgave seven times seven and all IflOft of u. Whit sho d! th ul Abby ' W Mveflaver, m , We are not "reformed" rabbis. We an, known as "Ref'" Rab. ..4 u, bls . We in no way had to be • Perm Dear tf ' Curly a Had To Be and Herb cli.,.. with an reformed.OK? e o • ___ of al I I I Rab is, n °' r of WIII .. k) savor, Is highly complenanted by Rondsie's Pepper cheese. DEAR ABBY: You stated In [ Maeu tiommy BeepAss your coliinn that in order for a offers a U& and spicy , AM goes very well with the without circumcision he should Closeou . -, . . .. • l En ,_ ...t.'I., '' ,l simple; winat chow, crackers of MWmu Vineyards, ,7U gerve with mallow cheeses, and-or French bread. You fat and allalim cos*emg of a progressing to th we bend the rules, and enjoy. SeW an Most wines complement interesting wines, hm mdlow wrilial num of robust wine with dW .. ' S 4 ' , have been relaxed from sharp and firm. Ideal would be cheese combinations. Yesteryear when It was "de a natural aemioftcheese Mlrasiou Cabernet rlgeiw" to serve red at room RidelV (RIs4lay), Irk, a Sauvlagass, a rich complex temperature with meat and blue cbeeu aged Goods, and a wine with a pronounced flavor, slightly chilled white with flsh Cbedder. Ma rile of thumb, Isa good balance to this strong or fowl. Today, depending on allow a total of 6.10 ounces of characteristic of Rondele'r ow' mood or guests' preference cheese for each spiced French onion cheese. :.,....... '' , . , . .,..,.;,.. . - ,1 .. -. , ,,__,,.,._. .. .. .....•.. . ,, - - Wine, Cheese, • t am I egg for brushing over pastry Chopped almonds if desired I pound potatoes I medium onion, diced moved to Sanford wh here ey they lived years before Agnes Spalding lets son Jay sample hot potato salad. . __- BIC BUTANE LIGHTER Thn,,an,4 flavored . , , 2129 Limi$4thru Sept. 9. 1979. wiIhocoupon 29C Limit 2 thru Sept. 9, 1979. yr i i ii i: ((.111:1.1: TABLETS, 12 ' '• - II 3189j Trial 1.oz. RINSE PI .69 I ' -. I .1 ' mountains and had snowball I cucumber JAM CAKE and raisins or dates. Mix well fights. For the kids to play in 1 cup butter or margarine I stick of margarine and pour Into greased floured the snow in June when they've 2 scant cups sugar 1 tablespoon of malt vinegar pans. Bake at 350 degrees for When Agnes Spalding wz a never seen snow was great!" Pepper 3 eggs beaten together 3045 minutes or until done. Put young girl in her native The cuisine in the Spalding Remove the bones and skin Sift together: pan of water in oven while cake Germany she dreamed of being household is a mixture of from salmon, add vinegar and 4 cups sifted flour is cooking. When it is cold pour a stewardess on an in- German dishes from Agnes' pepper, beat with a fork. Peel ¼ cup cocoa I jigger of Old Bradstown ternatlonal airline, family and American from cucumber and slice thinly. 1 teaspoon salt bourbon over each layer. Ice To help the dream come true Bill's Kentucky heritage.Take two slices of bread and 2 teaspoons baking powder with carmel icing. This can be she studied languages. In adWEINER SCHNITZEL 1 teaspoon soda open so that they match evenly frozen or stored in a tight ditlonto her native German she (Breaded Veal Cutlets) 2 teaspoons cinnamon when the tilling is spread. container. It's moist, light and spoke English and was learning 4 6-ounce veal cutlets (pork Spread both pieces with 2 teaspoons allspice rich. French. may be substituted) 1 teaspoon nutmeg margarine, then on one piece "This is from Bill's family in To Improve her French she ½ cup flour 1 teaspoon cloves spread salmon, then a layer of Bracistown, Ky.," said Mrs. left her borne In Munich and 1 cup breadcrwnbs 2 cups blackberry jam cucumber. Cover with the Spalding. The town has its own took a job as an au pair girl In 1 egg, beaten second slice of bread, remove 2 scant cups buttermilk or distillery for the bourbon she Paris. While she was there she ½ teaspoon salt crusts and cut Into four, corner clabber (clabber is best) said, but Maker's Mark can be met an American soldier ¼ teaspoon pepper 1 cup pecans or black walnuts substituted since that's the only to corner. Yield: 46 triangles. named Bill Spalding who was 6 tablespoons butter (walnuts are best) This is a favorite recipe one remotely as good. But you also stationed in Paris. And as Parsley for garnish 1 cup raisins or dates Spalding got from an English have to have bourbon in the fate arranges such things, Wipe meat with damp cloth; friend - in the Cosmopolitan Cream shortening and sugar cake. It's a good recipe but I've "that blew my chances to pound very thin, salt and Club. "The trick is to cut the together. Add beaten eggs. never become a stewardess," she pepper. Dip lightly In flour, crust and sandwiches after Alternately add the sifted used seen It down here. They to make it for family said. then the beaten egg, thenthe they've been made," she said, ingredients and clabber or reunions. The kind where the the breadcrumbs. Cook over low "since it seals the edges and buttermilk. Then add jam, nuts food bends the tables!" In complying with armyy's red tape pe as well as the heat in butter until golden and seals in the juices." JS4KRAPFERL laws and customs of Europee, tender. Remove cutlets to warmed (Small Hussar Doughnuts) Agnes and Bill were 2½ ounces sugar twice The first was a civil serving platter and keep them tU ready to serve. Garnish 6½ ounces flour ceremony ina =all town north hot with pwlley an dlemonwedges. l egg yolk o(Parls, and the second time KARTOFFELSALAD 5 ounces butter usa religious ceremony In her (Hot Bavarian Allttle grated lemonrind parish church ln Munich. 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Sardines Economical The Autumn Season Is Time To Rejoice At Nature's Bounty Source Of Protein Scandinavians have that special talent for come bining fruits, vegetables, fish, meat and poultry into 8 slices dark rye bread I small cucumber, thinly sliced I small red onion, thinly sliced ½ cup dairy sour cream sandwich fillings and toppings for open-faced sandwiches. Drain sardines. Reserve 8 for garnish. Mash remainder for sardine butter. Mix mashed sardines with butter and lemon Juice. Spread on slices of bread. Arrange cucumber and onion over buttered sides of 4 bread slices; then spoon on sour cream and garnish with reserved sardines, Serve with remaining 4 sardine-buttered bread slices. This kitchen-tested recipe makes 4 servings. NORSE SALAD SAND- High on the list of Ingredients are sardines and other small fish. Sardines are such an economical source of tasty, complete protein that you should consider introducing them to your family If you haven't done so already. VIKING STROGANOFF SANDWICH Hot-cold salad features meatballs. 1 (3 ounce) can Norway sardines Clas s ic Salad Gets Tossed, So 1-3rd cup butter, softened 1 tablespoon lemon juice To Speak The classic and simple let- per. Mix well. Form into 36 tuce salad that has been so balls. Place In shallow baking much a part of American dining pan. Bake In 400-degree oven 10 for generations is being tossed, minutes. so to speak. Meanwhile, place lettuce In Because the salad has large salad bowl. Make ring of become so much a part of our tomatoes, green pepper and diet in this era of concern with olives around edge. fitness and weight control, Heap wheat germ-beef balls almost every type of fruit, In center of salad. Sprinkle with vegetable, fish, fowl and meat green onion. Toss salad with has found Its way into healthful, Herb Dressing. This kitchen flavorful salads. Some of those tested recelpe make 4 to 6 combinations may even be servings. startling to those eating them HERB DRESSING for the first time. Perhaps the most creative combine ½ cup vegetable oil, salad makers are Westerners, cup red wine vinegar, % especially Californians. This is teaspoon a reflection of the year-around crushed, marjoram leaves, and ½ teaspoon garlic availability of tip-top fruits and vegetables — and maybe of WHEAT-GERM ROLLS Hollywood beautiful-people syndrome. 1 (13314-ounce) package bet Here is a perfect example of a roll mix successful esperiment in I cup Warm waler atadry — a bet-cold cornI egg binatlon of chili-spiced meat% '' vacuum-packed wheat balls tossed Into a main-course germ, regular Egg Wash salad. Dissolve yeast from hot-roll HEALTIIBOWL SALAD mix In 1 cup warm water. Stir In egg. Add dry Ingredients from 1 pound lean ground beef vacuum-packed wheat package and wheat germ. ½ cup Continue to prepare dough germ, regular according to package direc½ cup minced onion tions. 1 egg ¼ cup tomato ketchup After dough has risen once, 1 teaspoon chili powder divide Into 12 portions. Roil ½ teaspoon ground cumin each portion Into 14-inch rope. ½ teaspoon salt Cut each rope In half, Tie each ¼ teaspoon pepper piece Into knot or twist Into I head lettuce, torn Into bite- spiral. size pieces Place on lightly greased 2 medium tomatoes, cut Into baking shed. Brush with Egg wedges Wash. 14 rIse In warm place 1 small green pepper cut Into until double. Bake In 375-degree thin strips oven 12 to 15 minutes or until ½ cup pitted ripe olives, cut light golden. This kitchen. Into wedges tided recelpe makes 2 dozen perfct •• JJ I j Z' - *•S Lemon Juice i small red onion thinly sliced 1 (3 ounce) can Norway sardines, drained Mustard Mayonnaise Mix cottage cheese with lemon peel. 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Remove to bowl. Cover Remember, spaghetti is at its and refrigerate until ready to eating best when cooked only use. five to eight min utes. If you have no blender, use a Serve the pasta dish with a mouli grater for almonds. mixed green salad and a Finely chop parsley and garlic, ,4a.i4 PUBUX RESERVES THE RIGHT w . • • SERVE CHILLED, RIPE SWEET WESTERN 1 (1mce) can condensed 1 erushsd :1 cup shredded cabbage 1½ cepicut fresh awma . '.¼ cup chopped cucm'bsr In seepsn, brown rice and ... 2 tablespoon finely chopped cook ulon with basil In butter onions te.. * thIn sliced cucmibsr to baiL Reduce bed. bmq 16 In.gsIdi. on water to soften. Place over low bait, dining t11 gelatin Is dmh'a Remove from host. Add beef broth, horseradish, rasa variation Is Econom ical NIWI FuesNee Frozen I% Puts Flodda Orangs Juice.. Jci-lcl. i • - c .i unflayond 1 tabloon vinegar .4 teaspoon dried dill weed, Almond sauce makes spaghetti special. 1mlnsrs ljwwedtamps U*il DII. WANDRUMN Bel Peo oeri -7 EXTRA *• Heighten the sometimes blab flavor of a vegetable ring with beef broth, a dash of hocseradish and dill weed. This molded salad goes well with such main courses as sliced pot rout. And for a hot side dish that ls quick to prepare, simmer brown rice and asparagus In chicken broth. — I Publix puatix RE SERVES THE SIGHT To UNIT 11 ( - ~md GILLETTF The fail harvest of fresh fruits Pie, a delectable dessert that ½ cup sugar and vegetables has long been a goes traditional apple pie one 2 tablespoons flour time for rejoicing. Join the better. Mellow pears combine 2 teaspoon ground cinnamon celebration this season by with plump, seedless grapes i teaspoon ground nutmeg taking advantage of nature's and snappy apples for a medley Pastry for 2-crust pie bountiful cornucopia ins host of of mouth-watering flavor. And, In large bowl, combine apinteresting and tasty menu adçilng extra zest is freshly- ples, pears, grapes, lemon rind, Ideas. squeezed lemon juice and rind, lemon juice, sugar, flour, This fall promises the usual a natural flavor enchancer. (A cinnamon and nutmeg; mix bumper crops of apples, pears helpful cooking tip is to steam well. Divide pastry in half. On and grapes, according to the the fruits before baking to keep lightly floured surface, roll out United Fresh Fruit and the filling from shrinking in the half of pastry into a 12-inch Vegetable Association. Besides pie shell.) circle. Fit pastry into a 9-inch being abundant, these items Choose fruits that are bright pie plate; trim, leaving 1-inch contain good amounts of In appearance, firm and bruise- overhang. Spoon in essential vitamins and free. Grapes and apples can be mixture. Roll remaining minerals making them ex- placed in fruit bowls for quick into a 10-inch circle. Cut pastry cellent choices for between- use or refrigerated. Pears used into '-,-inch strips. Cover fruit meal snacks and desserts. for cooking can be on the hard With strips of pastry to form a Try them In Fresh Harvest side, but tender fruits are best lattice-top. Press strips to for eating out-of-hand. To ripen bottom crust. Fold crust over at home, place pears in a brown strips: form standing rim; paper bag and keep them at flute. Bake in 350 degreeks F. room temperature for a few oven 50 to 60 minutes, or until days until soft to the touch. Use crust is browned and fruit is right away or refrigerate, tender. Makes: one 9-inch pie. Puree of Vegetable Soup PUREE OF VEGETABLE highlights some of fall's famous SOUP 2 tablespoons butter or root vegetables in a heart)' and nutritious dish made for cool margarine 2 medium onions, sliced autumn days. Parsnips, 1 1 2 to 2 pounds beef with potatoes, carrots and celery are sauteed in onion and then bones shin, flank) 3 ribs celery, cut in large simmered in a homemade beef pieces broth. Easy to make, the dish 3 tnediwn carrots, cut in can be prepared days ahead of large pieces (1½ cups) time a real plus for a busy 2 medium potatoes, pared cook. Since the robust soup is almost a meal in itself, you only and cut in large pieces I large parlp, pared need add a green salad and 5 sprigs fresh parsley crunchy bread to complete the 1 quart water menu. 1½ teaspoons salt Root vegetables keep a 'a teaspoon ground white relatively long time if handled properly. Onions and potatoes pepper 1 tablespoon snipped fresh should not be refrigerated, but store best in bins or other cool, dill or 1 teaspoon dried dill weed In a 5-q uart saucepot, melt well-ventilated places. Also, keep potatoes out of the light to butter; saute onions until Add remaining • prevent skins from greening. golden. Parsnips and carrots should be ingredients except dill. Cover; simmer 2 hours or until meat is kept In the refrigerator, tender. Remove meat from broth; reserve for future use. FRESH HARVEST PIE 3 large apples pared, cored, With a slotted spoon, remove vegetables from broth. Puree sliced (3 cups) vegetables in a food processor, 2 t.r o through a food mill or in an sliced (2 cups) GE SIZE) electric blender. Return puree 1¼ cups seedless grapes ½ teaspoon grated lemon rind to broth, add dill; mix well. )O5 1 tablespoon freshly squeezed Heat through. Makes: 8 servings. I lemon Juice •• onion rings and sardines. 3W 8 0 0 A fall snack or dessert, Fresh Harvest Pie features some of the ,season's most popular faults — apples, :and grapes —1n a dish that promises to be a fall favorite. • 8Yfo(tIie holidays Si ffisAmposSAII I I Nk 61/2books LYJC Publix igreen onion, sliced Herb Dressing Egg Wash (nnbine beef, wheat germ, onion, egg, ketchup, chill Beat 1 egg with 1 tablespoon powder, cumin, salt and pep- water. p. sliced WICH O I i pint cottage cheese ½ teaspoon grated lemon peel 6 slices dark bread, buttered 2 medium- size redskinned apples, thinly Wednesay, Sept. 5, 1979-55 - - - --•.- .- - -. - - - i_h. - - - ir-j _j1 W - • ., _'.. -- ;•• 1 -b--- �$a—.Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Sept. S. 1979 Stuff A 4 ................ • ' ....-" 0. jjØ -- ., '. .. - . Surprise Into A Mushroom Tasty Mushroom caps make good 3 tbsp. olive or salad oil I 2 cup diced onion holders for a variety of hot and cold stuffings. i 1g. clove garlic, finely minced Stuffed mushrooms are ' cup diced green pepper simple to serve and eat as party 1 18-oz) can tomatoes appetizers and as ac2 tsp. cornstarch companiments to main dishes 1 tsp. capers such as broiled chops, fish, ½ tsp. Italian seasoning cheese souffles or omelets. 4 tsp. salt A cold ratatouille stuffing is L 5IUILIIU hI,I. UIO.fl excellent for mushroom caps Rinse mushrooms and pat served as appetizers. You also might consider caps ith curried cream or blue 'a ! 1'2 ven and red caviar, guacamole. Ratatouille stuffed' mushrooms are good as appetizers or with entree. T • Zile - .4 V :1k;: Dice zucchini. iMakes about 112 cups.) g : : * Almost everyone relies on Relishes Thousand Island dressing some work-saving foods to Banana Pudding Thinly sliced ham ifrom deli) speed meal preparation. In PARMESAN POTATO Natural Swiss cheese slices fact, we've become so ac POTAGE For each sandwich, spread customed to them, that today 4 bacon slices roll half with dressing. rover many ready-t o- use foods such 2½ cups water with han, cheese slices and top as cheese, margarine, jams, I tbsp. dehydrated minced half of roll. Wrap sandwich in and orange juice are considered Onlofl aluminum foil. Bake at 350 deg., household staples. But you may 1½ tsp. salt io minutes. i tsp. pepper not be taking full advantage of BANANA PUDDING the versitility convenient foods 2 cups milk 1 3.34 oz. pkg. instant vanilla from the supermarket offer. 1 1-3rd cups instant potato pU(I(liflg Ready-to-eat, frozen, flakes 2 fresh bananas, sliced packaged, bottled, and canned Grated parmesan cheese Prepare pudding as directed products can help you make Fry bacon until crisp; on package. Fold in bananas, your favorite foods fast. Here remove from skillet. Drain fat, (lull. 4 servings. then, for inspiration, are sonic reserving 1 teaspoon. Add quick meal ideas. Follow these water and seasonings; bring to PUING IT ALL hurry-up hints and you'll fix a a boil. Stir in milk and potatoes. TOGETHER delicious dinner in just 20 Add ½ cup cheese; heat. lop While bacon is frying, make each serving with crumbled and minutes. wrap sandwiches bacon and additional cheese. 4 put in oven. Put relishes in to 6 servings, serving bowl. Drain bacon, add water and seasonings; bring it HAM& SWISS to a boil. Make and refrigerate Parmesan Potato Potage SANDWICHES Pudding. Stir remaining Ham& Swiss Sandwiches Kaiser rolls, cut in half ingredients into soup; heat. CUPS. ) And save the mushroom In large skillet, heat oil until stems aett0sa.use in soup or hot. Add oni on and garlic. Saute ' 5 minutes. Add zucchini, chopped mushroom stems and is Ii ea With Choice Of Desserts u ii • Suspense builds as dessert ttme approaches. Will the meal tnd 'with the obvious or take a 1trw twist? Add an element of with Graham Cracker stir e with Lemon Syrup. t,. M l RATATOUI Uk. green pepper. Cover and cook cornstarch into tomato liquid, thickened, about 10 minutes. caps. Serve cold as hors QlrFDMLSIlROOMS Remove from heat. Chill, d'oeuvre or accompaniment to over low heat for 30 minutes. Add to skillet along with main dish. This kitchen4ested tomatoes, capers, Italian size fresh Drain and chop tomatoes, seasoning, salt and black Spoon a bo ut 1 tablespoon into recipe makes about 18 to 24 mushrooms reserving tomato liquid. Stir pepper. Cook and stir until each of reserved mushroom stuffed mushrooms. 1 lb. zucchini GRAHAM CRACKER CAKE icup sugar ½ cup margarine SUNSET COBBLER 2 eggs, separated 2 cups orange Juice 1½ cups graham cracker 1½ cups brown sugar fircnunbs mly packed, divided 1 cup flour 2 tbsp. butter or margarine " 2 tsp. baking powder l'i cups pkg. biscuit mix ½'tsp. salt 1½ cups raisins ''1' cup milk 1-3rd cup water Lemon Syrup In small saucepan, combine sugar and Combine 'margarine; add egg yolks one orange juice, 1 cup brown sugar i'at a time, beating well after and butter; bring to boiling, ;.each addition. Add combined cook 5 minutes, stirring ocdry ingredients alternately with caslonally. Pour hot syrup into milk. mixing well after each ungreased 8x8x2-inch baking addition. Fold in stifly beaten dish. In medium bowl, combine egg whites. Pour into greased biscuit mix, raisins, remaining and floured 9.twh square pan. ½ cup brown sugar and water. "Bike at 350 degrees, 40 to 45 Spoon batter over syrup In ;W Jgtes or s until wooden pick baking ( ish. (Batter will sink In center comes out Into liquid and spread out as it clean. Serve with: bakes.) Bake in 325 degree F. oven 30 minutes or until crust is LEMON SYRUP golden. Serve warm with cup sugar whipped cream or vanilla ice cup margarine cream, if desired. cup water Yield: 6 to 8 servings. l;egg s -.:tbsp lemon juice COCONUT MELBA -.33sp. lemon rind PIE It I'ombine ingredients in Crust: .säucepan. Stir over medium 2 cups flaked coconut hat until mixture boils. Cool ¼ cup (½ stick) butter, slightly. melted CARAMEL NUT Filling: BROWNIES 2 pints vanilla ice cream, ½ cups packed brown sugar softened 1 pint raspberry sherbet V4 cups flour : 2 tsp. baking powder Topping: tsp. salt 1 cup sliced sweetened 1 cup chopped peanuts or nuts peaches Icup raspberries ½ cup margarine 2 Eggs Preheat oven to 300 degree F. 2 Tsp. vanilla For crust, combine coconut and butter and press evenly onto 2-3rd cup packed brown sugar bottom and up sides of 9-inch 1.3rd cup margarine pie plate. Bake 12 to 14 minutes. ¼ cup 13/4 cups sifted confectioners' Cool. Freeze until firm. For filling, spade ice cream and sugar sherbet In crust, alternating ½ tsp. vanilla Combine brown sugar, flour, layers. Cover and freeze. To baking powder, salt and serve, remove from freezer 15 ,beaZ%Uts. Add margarine, eggs to 20 minutes before serving,, jg 'and vanilla; mix well. Spread Quickly dip bottom of pie plate evçnly In greased and floured In lukewarm water for easier 15½z10½ inch jelly roll pan. serving. Top with peaches and Bake at 350 degrees, 25 raspberries. minutes. TRIFLE Combine brown sugar, I pkg. (1201.) frozen pound margarine and milk in 1 ,•ucepan. Simmer, stirring cake, thawed 2-3rd cup cream sherry bntaY 5 minutes. Cool 1 jar (12-oz.) raspberry li1IØitly. Blend In confectioners' sugar and beat until smooth. preserves 1-3rd cup cornstarch Add vanilla; beat well. Spread 1 cup liquid brown sugar on warm brownies. Cut Into 3cupsmilk bars. 2 tsp. vanilla '. i1'e •: ORANGE YOGURT 1 $oz. container frozen dli.. lAMP' whipped topping, thawed 24 cups all-purpose flour 2tbep. toasted sliced almonds cups sugar 1iuv' 1½ tap. baking powder Cut pound cake into ½ inch milk ½ tsp salt cubes. Sprinkle half of the V1'2.3rd cup butter or cubes Into a 2 quart serving bowl, Sprinkle cake with half of '°'•fltargarIne, melted, cooled .31117, 2 eggs the sherry and spread cake with half of the raspberry preserves. 11° ''Crated rind of 1 orange A2V ''½ cup orange juice In a saucepan, mix cornstarch liquid brown sugar. Stir in and — ½ cup plain yogurt milk. Stir over low heat until ½ cup sifted confectioners pudding bubhies and thickens. sugar stir Remove from heat and stir In dry In mixing bowl, vanilla. Pour half of, the pudedients together. In small ding over cake. Repeat layering combine melted butter, MW rind and orange using remaining cake, sherry, Wend thoroughly. Beat in preserves and pudding. QIU. li Ingredients alternatively Spread whipped topping over trifle just before serving tIir; yogurt, but until Wended. top of Pqw better Into welI.greaaed time and sprinkle with Pz$4ach lo pan, Bake In 380 almonds. 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CTR., LONG WOOD SOLD a .•_ 4c Seafood Treat, Peeled & Deveined THIS AD GOOD AT THESE LOCATIONS ONLY • margarine I 8-oz. jar Cheez Whjz pasteurized process cheese spread ½ cup milk U411 USDA Choice Beef Loin Funk & Wagnalls Standard Desk DcbonaryVol. I with purchaseof .2ofthe ncyciopedia. .. Begin this meal atour supermarket bakery, dell; frozen and dairy departments. Add creamy dill sauce get cheesy biscuits. Def U-S.D.A. Choice, Gov't-insp Heavy Western Beef: ected .1S - FREE . •• lb Customer Bonus ..... • ' 2 teaspoons baking powder baked 18-20 minutes in a 375 :• SANFORD PLAZA, SANFORD : $169 $279 With Most Balls, Chef Boyar-des Spray& .. a suntan. Dill Pickles................ • p 2" '% ' - Apple Pie (Bakery) $159 Beef Liver................... ' Sunnyland (Hot, Mild or Beef) Smoked Sausage....... pkq' $2 ;'a : Publix: The only supermarket in Florida that gives you your choice. Show off Salad Dr.salng........... Pubtix . Combine dry ingredients; cut in margarine until mixture resembles coarse crumbs. Add with Cheddar Cheese process cheese spread and Slfces(Dairy) milk; mix well. (Mixture will DILL, SAUCE be dry.) Drop by rounded I 8-oz. pkg. Philadelphia tablespoonfuls onto greased Brand cream cheese, cubed cookie sheet. Bake at 375 1-3rd cup iiiilk degrees, 15 minutes or until teaspoon dill weed golden brown. Approximately '.i teaspoon lemon juice 1½ dozen biscuits. L4 teaspoon salt PUlliNG IT ALL Dash of cayenne TOGEThER Heat cream cheese and milk Place frozen shrimp on over low heat; stir until sauce is cookie sheet and put in 375 smooth. Blend in remaining ingredients. Serve over degree oven. Make biscuits breaded shrimp. I& 1-3rd cups. and bake with shrimp. Start NOTE: Leftover sauce can be green beans (prepare acsetved over vegetables or other cording to package directions.' fish. dish up cole slaw. Slice pie and cheese, put on plates. Make dill BAYOU DROP sauce. BISCU1Th 2 cups flour Frozen Shrimp, shown here, i Selected Sliced Swift's Premium Prolen Beat per Chuck Blade Steak Swift's Premium Prolen Beef lb Chuck Blade Roast ............lb ' Swift's Premium Prolen Boneless Beef Imperial Oven Roast ......... b ' $229 u SAVE 8$, Wish-Bone Creamy Italian, Italian, Thousand Island, Deluxe French or SweetS Spicy 2' • (English Cut Roast) Chuck Shoulder Roast ' Swift's Premium Prolen Beef Plate lb. Short Ribs ' $1 19 '.' 1' ' - - Swift's Premium ProTen Boneless Beef Round lb79 Top Round Steak ...............pIt Swift's Premium Prolen Beet Swift's Premium ProTen Boneless prumf us lb Key Club Steak ................. Pe'r lb Publix Special Recipe Honey Wheat Bread halt gal. \ all U.S.D.A. opoou j— I ) FOOD SAVE 20c, Del Monte Cut or French ' Style ' Green Beans ............... 3 cans 1 Del Monte Whole Peeled Tomatoes or 89° Stewed Tomatoes ... 2 ' SAVE at, Del Monte 24OL 690 Tomato Catsup .......... 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Citsp Oson shces Lemon chces IV ...Menu Pepsi Pill*PPLE PUDDING 0 1'S - 0*0 Budget minutes, or until cake is golden and pulls away from sides of pan. Remove from pan. Cool completely on wire rack. Combine confectioners' sugar with enough orange juice ti: make of good pouring con. istency. Spoon over cake. Yield: One 9x5-inch loaf. pA , . dry. Remove stems. Set caps aside for later use. lad and Dinner In 20 M inutes / ' - Ev.W, Hsra, Støocd, M. NOTE: For a wilted salad, heat dressing and toss with greens Just before serving. POUND CAKE MELBA Pound cake slices Peach slices Raspberry preserves, heated For each serving, top pound cake with peach slices and raspberry preserves. PUT1'ING IT ALL TOGETHER While beef Is browning, slice bread and spread with margarine. Make salad, Drain beef; stir In other Ingredients and simmer. Slice cake. Broil bread until golden brown. Stir cheese Into mixture and serve over corn chips. Just before serving dessert, heat pre. serves, arrange peaches on cake, top with warm preserves. ____ IMRIVE NM - a —s.- -e- �SB—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Sept. S 17 '.:: Entertaining Foolproof - ' -j ..E. •--- Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. ". —'- Summer About Over But Outdoor Dining Stays 44' In Unique Gourmet Club , .BY CLAIRE MASTERS Special to the Herald He'd rather cook than prepare a brief; he'd rather eat fine food than argue a case. John Convery, an acknowledged expert in the field of tax law, is celebrating the fourth year of his brainchild, I.r Campion Gounnet Club. "I've always loved to cook. We'd do big duuiers for friends at hs.uite and I'd organize them With check lists and carefully cornPosed nienus. I figured if I &'ould turn out J perfect meal, I might share u findings With others. I took out ads in gourmet Inagazules and stmi the subscriptwii pouruig in." Li, Club costs K4b a '-car for which a imiemiibr r 'cm'-es a 111011thly pucktt nitaintng evervthuig a itte iteti to produce a perfect .niuier for six. This iiciudes a newsletter. -11 e:1 L, suggested '1Iie shopping list divided Jito categories ii meat-fish, aiid iair Products, cteciist u ' staples, preparacon timetable, and a menu curl to set before each guest. 'While the set-up is for six 'people, the dinner can easily be cut down for four or stretched to serve eight. All these instructions fit into an elegant personalized three-ringed binder. Members also get substantial discounts on ' various gourmet-quality kitchen equipment. I recently enjoyed a dinner at Convery's home in Danville, Calif., with his rife, Susannah, "The Wnemaster" Hank Rubin icine consultant to Le tampion), and Sally Clark of San Francisco speak of lttess.'ii* ol my subscribers are men who enjoy entertaining. lbett"S 110 tUt1n Wtty a fellow L'4fl1 prepare a dinner to be proud it" Iv tlanipltmi has utore than 3,900 members ranging frtu Canada, all over the United Slates pou1ar is the Midit't) to -- most exotic of all - 141 alika ui the Far Kast. "We're also very big ut .ustraha and 1 just rekvintly had a letter trwn a member who asked to be my fepce*'n(atjve there. We hive a few celebrities such is Marie I.momid of I.\.mn, and Marie and Mr. and Mrs. Ek1b Lwie of the Saii Frtutcmv ULJ.n&3." tweasts are done (cook longer it other parts are used) , While they are oioktng, place 24 medium itied prawns in cold water, and bring them slowly to the boil. When the water boils, discard it, and run the shrimp under cold water to stop the cooking. Shell the prawns; remove the, backs and the dark veins. Save the shells, and place them in the blender with 5 tablespoons melted butter. Run the blender until everything is pulverized and then force the butter through the very finest of strainers (such as a chinois which is 'uneshaped very fine mesh strainer). When the chicken is thoroughly cook- The next course, Iced cherry soup, was a brilliant If unorthodox choice. Claret-colored and smooth textured, Its flavor was -I 'more tart than sweet, a piquant Introduction 10 the maln course, Suprenç De VOlaille aux Crevettes. - This proved to be lightly sauteed chicken breast covered with prawns butter sauce made from their pulverized shells. It ..was served with fresh seen beans and a rice pilaf of vermicelli, rice and minced walnuts, Winemaster Hank Rubin ; .srved a Beaulieu doiinay, vintage 1917, a perfect accompaniment. Dessert was Oranges Josephine, deliciously flavored with Grand Miraler and topped with tidbits 01 poschsd sed. This was served with tiny In a H cUpio1nsso. by the nmnlng roade even more ' H 1 y of Convery Rubla. I thostd ft lent that John h bathe I" "ing r. "A __ od _ should • enjoy her giaads ad I mop 044 a menu timetabl, that will a rnbhun of ldldw• - S - 4'.. • . k. jet . _______ Ila p. _______ • . rllca , . Berry pie, layered salad, kabobs and corn great any season. ILL OUR BE USDA rtir I FULL CUT BONELESS BEER CENTER CUT HUNT'S TOMATO CHUCK ROAST j erries ut cunneti ,ittedrvd cherries in water 3 lWi.' cans CUpS water I iip siig,ar I bottle white wine 6 tablespoons Kirsch 6 tablespoons sour cream u.n thurs 1o8 pm sat 89 8-3 pm lserve 6 cherries for garnish (unless canned cherries are used). Pit the remaining cherries and crush the pits with a mallet. Chop the cherry flesh coarsely. Place the sugar and water together in a deep saucepan. Bring to a boil and boil rapidly for 3 minutes. (NOTE: If using C8.flfled cherries, drain well and measure the cherry RICE PILAF 1 cup converted rice lcoil fine verinlcelll, crushed i tablespoon olive oil (or 2½ cups chicken stock (homemade Swanson's) cup chopped walnuts or almonds, toasted salt Place the butter in a saucepan and when It starts to sinle, add the crtghsd vermicelli. Brown the vermicelli and stir Into the rice. Add the chicken dock and salt. Stir and cover tightly and cook over low heat until all Mock Is absorbed (about 25 5 minutes before serving. Flfork, uff upaddthethericenutswithanda °'' for " serve. a skilist orth4hovemAdd the chicken and brown on each aide over NO beet. (vvandeaok slowly far Moetl$ -utenadUths 18 2 L$ STD. - - - - — - - BATHROOM SHURFINE MACARONI AND CHEESE i'. TISSUE D $2 I NNER APRICOTS 4 ROLL PKG. J - SUMNYLAND • SMOKED TEXIZE •• LIQUID ; •' 'p.., •, ......................... 32 W oz.1 DOG CHOW....... LAUNDRY'DETEROENr DYNAMO - 1 STD. BREAST, THIGH LAMB . 69 . 79 c o BLADE CUT C MIRITA CRUNCH CHUCK STEAK ION ILISS . . • 10 ••••••••••••••••.•..........,,...,...... 3L11.ORMOII . SEEP TIXAS LS DON 1 FROZEN FOODS ..• 01,39 UTS SARA LEE LI.'1" C LB. "Great for kesasia," DESSERT CAKE""""1 29 U SWEET NEPRISHING THOMPSON SEEDLESS 49C GRAPES ..............LI. C9C MARGARINE L FIRM, RIPE STEAK ............. L116 011 - I p LEAN CENTER CUT KRAFT VILVIETA CHEESE •c SPREAD.......S.., LII. 0 ETTUCE......,. 39C CNEW................69c. FIIISTONI L01N *S suclu FREt ___ L$IN OIL LIVER or 'KiDNE'v.............,,........,,..,,,,,,3s. CANNED HAM.. 9c JulcJ60640*6006990% . SHO*TIN ING 3/$1 , CRISCO 3 LBS. $169 uxcLcI$ARSTTI$_.xprn,$ ISP, • BLEACH - •• GALLON IXCL.C$ARSyy$$_IJ(.$$Ipyu ' °" - SEALTIST ____ I - ' JOHN' S PIZZA $1 ••' S .. ' TIDE . • $ MeL 39C . 99C BUDGET SLICED BACM,-.,,,. . DRY DITUGINT - CHEESE. PEPPERONI or SAUSAGE _______ 1 -- - ICE CREAM.............. MàSP*,* - CLOROX 68C $119 FRENCH FRIES LYKIS , . . STD. FROZEN PORK NICK kIll. FEET, NAW 79C 13 U. ORANGE JUICE -•• . . WESSON . I••sssII•s•••II....... SLICED BACON,..,,,.,...,.,,,,..9$s $159 MINUTE MAID ORAINI pualls 4 LIMFADE ................6ot-3/89 LEAN THICK - SAIRIL STICK WITH ICINS 10 01. MINUTE MAID WHOLE PORK ERA?? EXTRA SHARP CRACKER .c APPLE, WALNUT IXCLCIOAaRTTe$_ixps$$pi ., 12 MINUTE MAID HAlF OR L CELERY I FISH OR PERCH PORK RIBS........,..,.Ø ERA?? PIIILADILpgfl1 CREAM PILLSBURY CINNAMON 1401, 13½ ox. VAN DC CAMP LIGHT LATTER FILLETS PORK CHOPS ....................... COUNTRY STYLI - APPLES .•.. •.......IA. 3 LAISI MIOIIGAN LIMIT 1 WITH 1I.NOR MORE OIDIN BANANA. ORANGE, COOKING BAG -•.... .. I $539 $549 COMSIIIATION PACK PEPPE ..... P.. 6 B9c . CHEESE ....d...... KING REGULAR PP Y •: MAYONNAISE 99 c QUART BANQUET MEAT FLAVORS LS!2U TOMATOES..... 91C MARGARINE 69c PORK CHOPS......,.,.....,....,.,. . KRAPT CHOCOLATES COCONUT, CARROT, CARTON ::: • BEEF FREEZER ORDERS WELCOME B. KWT MIRACLE WHIP STICKS FRESH CRISP legume CIGARETTES IAO%g ******FAMILY PAK CUBED BLUE BONNET QUARTERS . .... BED GROUND CHUCK SEEP STEAK SPECIAL PRODUCE -STUFFIN' 1 . ALL MEAT STEW.. P01 SALAD STIWIN SUGAR SURF RESH WHEAT CENTER CUT I.S. $1 1stCUT5,D BACON 40 1001. • HAM STEAK L DECORATOR ••• - L6.68C CENTER CUT SMOKED WHITE, COLORS CUPS..............S..100 Ct, 99C FUN 54 LB. AVG. FRYER PARTS TOWELS BARSOAP C LEG 0 LI. 39c 0 411111111110 S9 GLAD SANDWICH BAGS ..................... , 2/89c 3 01. REFILLS — DIXIE BUTT FROZEN 25 PAPER IRISH SPRING DEODORANT HANK POVION $589 .,..... BEANS C 59 99C . ....... $139 BAR SOAP..-............. REG. 3/ $1 $269 . PORK 1 ................. CLEANER .................... 2$ 01, NO LIMIT 3 WINGS —3 BACKS —3 GIBLETS 1 59c '$0'. $119 PURINA TONE MOISTURINO FRYERS 601 .-..,.......,....,. PEANUTS............. SPRAY £ WASH NON-AEROSOL - LYKES GRILL STD. ___ KETCHUP 69C 'i'/1 PLANTERS UNSALTED, DRY ROASTED LEMONSOL COMBINATION PlC —3 IRIASTI —3 THIGHS 7Vi, PEANUT BUTTER. $288 PKG. A SHURFINE UNPEELED HALVES .1.111. ...,.,...101.99c ...................... PETER PAN AK )I — $1 19 PIZZA MIX rLJW WHOLE FRYERS K CHEF BOY.AR-DEE PORTERHOUSE RID DELICIOUS VOLMLLEAUX cuvin I half chicken breads (or other chid=part. ad. $1611 Residents of sunny climes, with delicately smoke-flavored, multiple layers of bright, crisp blueberries. Turn into prepared such as in Central Florida, can grilled ham patties and a vegetables in Layered Salad. crust. Garnish, if desired, with enjoy outdoor fun year around, radiant cream sauce with sweet For a special ending to your additional fruit; chill until firm. Although the summer season is peas, sliced mushrooms and about to end, fun in the sun is on sliced hard cooked eggs for backyard meal, try Lemon- Makes about 8 servings. Variations: For orange-berry the rise. Ham 'N Eggs A La King. Nutty Berry Pie. This dessert is a Plan now for easy en- Corn Muffins is a unique blend light chiffon pie filled with pie use 1 cup orange sherbet tertaining with a backyard of corn muffin mix, cinnamon, blueberries and lemon sherbet. and 1 cup sliced strawberries. brunch or sundown patio dinner pecans and golden whole kernel If one pie is not enough to go Add red and yellow food by combining company and corn. You'll have a brunch around, combine other fi,iit coloring (optional). convenience with a pleasing menu that's deliciously simple, flavors with the unflavored gelatine. HAM 'N EGGS buffet. yet simply delicious. LAYERED SALAD A LA KING For brunch, serve a brilliant Ham and Fruit Kabobs make 101.2.Ol. package sweet One 4 cups torn iceberg lettuce menu of Ham 'N Eggs A La an elegant maindish and 1 cup chopped celery peas frozen in butter sauce King, Sparkling Fruit Festival centerpiece as well. Moist and 12 One 2-12-oz. jar sliced Two 2--oz. jars mushrooms, and Nutty Corn Muffins. Get an tender, fully cooked canned mushrooms, drained Indoor head start by preparing ham is cubed and skewered drained 3 hard cooked eggs, sliced 12 cup chopped celery Sparkling Fruit Festiv4l the alternately with fresh 3 'i cup chopped green pepper cup diced onion night before. It's an "adult" strawberries, melon balls, 1-3rd cup thinly sliced onion 2 tablespoons butter dessert of fruit in a sparkling fresh pineapple chunks and rings One 1O'3i-oz. can condensed gelattne made with cham- banana slices. A sweet-sour One 17-oz. can small sweet cream of mushroom soup pagne. And for the children, barbecue sauce glazes the peas, drained m cup milk there's a version using cran- kabobs. 2 cups real mayonnaise 1-3rd cup grated Parmesan berry juice cocktail. Compliment the buffet lineup cup coarsely grated cheese Top toasted English muffins with corn-on-on-the-cob and the Cheddar cheese 4 hard cooked eggs, chopped In a large salad bowl layer 1 12-ox. can ham patties the lettuce, celery, mushrooms, 6 English muffin halves, eggs, green pepper, onion and toasted peas in order given. Spread the Cook peas according to mayonnaise over the top of the package directions. Saute' salad; sprinkle with grated mushrooms, celery and onion in cheese. Cover well and let stand butter. Blend soup, milk and for 8 hours or overnight. Serves 'pa cans cheese in saute'ed mixture; 6 to 8. heat until cheese melts. Stir in HAM AND FRUIT peas and eggs; heat through. RAFT —S FLAVORS KABOBS Meanwhile, prepare ham I 3-lb. (fully cooked) canned C pa tties according to directions ham .... oz. on the can. Top English muffin 1 cup strawberries, fresh or half with ham patty and heated frozen KRAFT 1000 ISLE OR FRENCH vegetable mixture. Serves 6. 1 cup melon balls, fresh or frozen NUTTY CORN MUFFINS DRESSING............ 1 cup pineapple chun ks One 16-ox. box corn muffin 2 bananas, sliced 34-inch mix HEINZ thick 2-3rds cup milk 2 eggs SWEET-SOUR BARBACUE 24 i cup butter, melted SAUCE cup currant jelly cup chopped pecans One 7-oz. can whole kernel 4 cup chili sauce VAN CAMP 2 tablespoons prepared corn, drained mustard Mix together dry ingredients. Cut half of ham into 1-inch Combine milk, eggs, butter and AND cubes. (Set aside remaining corn. Stir Into dry in gredients half for base.) Alternate fruit just until moistened. Fill and ham cubes on metal or greased muffin tins 2-3rds full. bamboo skewers. Combine Bake In a preheated 400 degree barbecue sauce ingredients; oven 15 to 20 minutes or until 31 01, heat until blended. Brush golden brown. Serve with butter cons kabobs with sauce. Broil or grill and honey. Makes 18 muffins. 4-inches from heat about 5 SPARKLING FRUYT minutes per side, or until hot. FESTIVAL Arrange kabobs into remaIning 1 envelope unflavored SHURFINE CALIFORNIA ham. Serves 8. getatine NOTE: Ham base may be 2 tablespoons sugar sliced and served with the 2 ta blespoons sugar TOMATOES.........01. 49C kabobs or used at a later time. 1 cup boiling water LEMON-BERRY PIE 144 cups pink champagne FLAVORS — HAWAIIAN I envelope unflavored C N cup sliced apricots or gelatine oz. 59 P(JNCIUI peaches i cup cold water % cup pitted cherries ½ cup boiling water 4 cup grapes TETLEY FAMILY SIZE 3 drops yellow food coloring In medium bowl, mix un$J19 (optional) avor fl ed gelatine with sugar; 24 Ct. TEA BAGS-.. 1 cup lemon sherbet add boiling water and stir tinone 4A2-oz. container frozen til gelatine Is completely whipped topping, thawed dissolved. Stir in champagne. 1 cup blueberries, fresh or Chill, stirring occasionally, frozen until mixture Is consistency of One 9-inch graham cracker unbeaten egg whites. SHURFINE crust Fold in apricots, cherries and 5 lb. In medium bowl, sprinkle grapes. Turn into parfait unflavored gelatine over cold glasses or dessert dishes; chill boo water; let stand 1 minute. Add until set. Garnish, If desired, boiling water and stir until with sour cream and additional p gelatine is completely fruit. Makes about 6 se LIMIT 1WITI$2s,$I0RMOII0SDIR rvings. cxci.. CIOANITTa— IxPrnss sIpT. dissolved; stir in yellow food Variation: Omit water. Use 1-%s coloring. With wire whip or cups cranberry juice cocktail, rotary beater, blend In sherbet heated to boiling, to dissolve until melted. Stir in whipped gelatine. Substitute % cup topping, then fold in ginger ale for champagne. PASTE........................... 6oz- 3/$1 BARBECUE SAUCE Is 59 SIRLOIN STEAK T-BONEOR cups and make up the difference with water. Add the sugar and proceed as above. Now add the cherries and crushed pits. Boll all together for another 3 minutes. Rub through a fine sieve to remove skins and pits (eliminate this step if using canned cherries) and place the mixture In a blender and puree as finely as possible. Place In a metal bowl and stir in the white wine and Kirsch. Place in refrigerator to chill. Serve ice cold and garnish each serving with 1 tablespoon sour cream, topped with 1 pitted cherry, if available. ROUND STEAK rhts Reserved Subtract the measured amow* from 2½ MsIt5Iat.spoonibutterM ,Andvhiklalvajs IL 4 .,••... ;,,_a•.' . BONELESS Salt and 5 toblopoons butter and 5WASopommemkow 24 medIlIfllIssdPIaWIls 2t.poons flow CW ere= Prraky (for gina) Salt and pepper the chicken bra or parts. taste trod, the Creme fraiche: To 2 cups whipping cream, add 1 cup sour cream; whisk together and heat to 85 degrees. Let stand 6108 hours and refrigerate. Keeps 1 to 2 weeks. to *11A . appetites, ere are recipes for sonic Jtthe1Is1eeatw-ed in the flciiattoaervelpecple) , Theevening proved to be Then, add the shrimp butter, and 3 cups of creme fraiche. Blend thoroughly, bring to the boil, and reduce for 5 minutes. Strain Through a chinols and pour over the chicken. Garnish with parsley. Subscriptions to 1,e 0ullPion (.ourmet Club are W a 'sear, U for two .ears. Lfu1ces are at 13k) Nit L'iablo Blvd., Walnut L'eek, Calif. 94. water. The dining table ws set with white linen and Susannah's cobalt-blue trimmed china. The whole Was dominated by a colorful flower arrangement done in the Flemish manner by Lafayette's Isabel .,.MçConnelI. ;' Dinner, which is the i'Marth 1979 menu slection 1o, 1e Campion members, .,;began with a perfectly , made cheese souffle. iipped it up several i nours ago and had it ready 'to pop in the oven," said 'r4mvery. "Chiling holds the whipped matter in eespension and it's so much easier fora hostess to have 1111 done beforehand." The ' iouf tie was served with a LbctUe ofChenin Blanc by t , Charles Krug.. ed, place it on a serving dish, and surround it with the cooked prawns. Pour off all fat from skillet or dutch oven. Add 2 table. spoonsof flour to the dish In which the chicken was cooked and blend well. a &' Tax Attorney and Certified Public Accountant John Convery of Danville, Calif., turned his cooking hobby into a club which shows members how to turn out a perfect gourment meal each month. Members receive monthly pack. eta with full instructions on how to produce a foolproof gourmet dinner for. six. Here, Convery prepares Supremes de Volaille aux Crevettes featured in a recent menu Wednuday, Sept. 3, 17—.46 .. • ___ I Law 1VnT""Moe #Mo Olson I*CLCISAUST?1$—iXpIRI$,IpT.13 -, ' :' •/. "' -. 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IT BONDS SURFACES (DOES IT REALLY ';— WORK? - TOGETHER LIKE _( by Chic Voun ACROSS 41 Feeling of resentment 1 Set 43Lirnb 5 College 44 Melts degree (abbr) 46 Hawaiian 8 Joke volcano. 12 Makes mad Mauna -. 1 3Poverty.war 4 7 At(2wds.) agency (abbr.) 49 Year (Sp.) uunwanor Peru oChicago WELL-THIS SAMPLE TuBE) WAS BEEN STUCK T0 MY FINGERS FOR / T WEEKS 15 Brought up 6EETLE BAILEY DO you WEARSUCIl WIL.P APVERTISING YOURSELF CLOTHES? t6Of the (Sp.) 51 Apportion l7 Husk of wheat 52 Balsam tree grain 53 Spun 18 Auricle 54lf not 19 Dealt with 55 Half a score 21 Biblical boat 58 Ram's mates 22 Editors nark (pt) DOWN 24 Ires 26 Commercials I Japes ii Lassoed i Errors 28 Age 3 Ogled 31 Scamp 4 Lysergic acid 32 You (Fr.) diethylamide 33 Of God (Let) 5 Bird 34 Take weapons 6 Become more 37 Grain for profound by Mort Walker YCLOTHES ARE I A WAY OF transit lines I Answer to Previous Puzzle ... 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I)U TONIGHT Host: Johnny was wra u Canon, Guests: Judith Blegen. South went right up whit dummy's ace of diamond,"Jadde Collins. " OPEN UPDATE ' drew trumps and oO5 Hig9mØgbta of the day's activity s e ft did not,' In the Open Tani Chamihave a second diamond In' •.. psqsiunipe using nasa as FIu$fllead ed his Meadow Park In Corona, PRO) Smokey Says: I -. By Oswald Jacoby a$AluSoistag A little learning Is a dan. gerous thing and particularly dangerous when your partner does not know what you have learned, On the other hand, there must be some deity who pro teds such unfortunates. East's. two'dlamond response was reasonable and ' ed dummy's losing dlamoo. on spades and came home to surprised winner. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN'I' .T.' THURSDAY - BAR BRANDS 25' _ 6FAMILY FEUD •MISTER ROGERS SANFORD AFTERNOON 5:55 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA (TUE. PRO) 00000MORNING FLORIDA HI. 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(2) (WED) (2) THE WILSURN BROTHERS (THU) FRIDAY MORNING (PRO) - • FRI) ®•INIPRICI*RIGHT •LAVERJ4I& SHIRLEY (R) •H ODGEPODGE LODGE (2) PORTER WAGONER (TUE, PRO) (2) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD THURSDAY MORNING SUUSINE STATE - -- 1100 1L(PRI) •• (,)l$(flJE.Mi) (4) CBS NEWS(THU) 5:26 ;rF0 . ARRIV AWE man blinded as a result of diabetes, who has •THE 000 COUPLE (TUE. 10:30 HOLLYWOOD (2) SQUARES (TUE-PRO) (4) LOVE OP LIFE (MON-WED, a 5:00 CD ONCE UPON A (2) _. OGUNSMOKI(TUE-FR$) - ' " 1., i.:. SPIDER- MAN FRANK '. four clubs. North also knew' keep your _____ PINES OF YOUR . South's two notrump wal meant to be one of those unu--' sual notrurn s invented b -; thatbidding Roth. North had never heard o that convention or even of AlRoihandJrOmPIlY raised what like a normal, , notrump bid to game. , East doubled and South realized a something had gone wrong and ran out W. • GEMINI (May 21-June 20) It's extremely important to priorities in proper perspective today. Tak ing potthots at a variety of targets won't earn you a marksmanship raum. S*ThWUS (Nov. 'DSC• CANCER (J11. 21-. 21) Importat matters should $yu-tr.. q today ui not be flpalinld too hI1y tNtav Stall for tim. so u YOU you could repast a mistake can onsm"nate thin.,, to your IT54, recently. Try to us. your expurisoce as a bad iywea. a. loft pidlarin. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. LEO (July $$-Mtg. 23) BUY 19)Itwuldbs bed to avoid cne only whit is DSCSSIN7 today, with whom you've crossed Strive to stair dew Of 'Wicit vertmlawonbrecet*iy. Both of - spending. Give your credit you couldbelnanargumm. cardaabraather for ad,. - WINAT RIDGE ___ SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 24) You are apt to experience a few more social pressures today than usuaL Keep harnny with your peers by going along with Ow will of the majority. Is Hard To Do" (Premiere) Ted Iseell, Jeff Conaway. The of several separated and vorced couples Is •xnIad-.d !-*om the man's point olv$ew. ''arl 1012) NOV11 " ey Might lants" (C) (1971) George C. Scott. Woodward. A THE FAMILY (R) (MON-WED, FRI) (4)5 SEPTEMBER MAGA. 80 C (TUE-MI) MIRVGRIFnN (1) ALL IN 5:53 PTL CLUB LJE4RI) 9:00 saga COMM ION OUNTAMEDwORLD(MON) NBC MOVIE "Katie: PorOf A (1978) '. UI AdcTw$t,aI •suiaivc . - JERRY LEWIS (2) Tfl4ON(DI4T'D)(MON) (2) CARD SHARKS (TUE. 50 EIGHT $8 SSE$FiMISTPUT(P.) 430 (4)MIKlOUGLUE.ffio) • MARY TYLER MOORE i000 DINE FBI(TUE.FRI) - 0 BEWTC*4(D(TUE-FRI) UJU 0 .E,IRLY MAKE Ml LAUGH (TUE. 9:55 - - (0 THE 000 SHOW (TUE. (4) UPBEAT TEN WHO DARED "Alex. er Von Humboldt" in 1799, DtHll$nt young German ___ llstocrat with French botanist Ionpland, Iedasclentlfic.xpmi Into Vflla. .. Lift _____ MORNING - - FR FACES OF COMMUNISM (PRo - - Save Ca •SILl. MOVERS' IOURNAI. (WED) • GREAT PERFORMANCES • - LEWIS JERRY (2) 'I5JT)$4(CONT'D)(MON) si M" era) A family named Nieloilers their own TV rating,, al' Purcell visits with the Cowboy cheerleaders, 'JOhI Barbour attends a tioflforbaldp.opIe. •CBS MOVIE "The High The Mighty" (1954) John Syria, Claire Trevor. The co. 01.018 Crippled plan*e tries to t* craft over the last leg of Pacific Ocean journey and m 22 terror-stricken pea. the time. - For Thursday, S.pt.mb.r 6, 1979 OINANI (TUE-MI) •NATiONAl. GEOGRAPHIC .(MON) ____ •ONCE UPON A CLASSIC (1w) ______ G~ests: U REAL PEOPLE (Season ll l S.. (4) DONAHUE • 3:40 0 MOVIE "Hunt The Man Down" (8/W) (1950) Gig Young, Lynn Roberts. eoo. " . ee CRNOTE (iHU) 0 Vi. PEOPLE (PRI) 300 GENERAL HOSPITAL DAMTKKM 3.30 r, 3J stIuv."fII • fCThiC COMPANY (R) ISJJ1')4nJ4 . - GUIDING LIGHT (TUE. (2) DONAHUE (T1J1..FPJ) enaders. (R) Jll JIl ARCHIE CAVETT JERRY LEWIS Lnov4IIp wI Of Ow mwc r4u w oIciH ,lftjtud bp 1. st..i..m p 'KSW4 . in 113 MNe Oi l ' I. t,pu.,lcip ii*,Øi. .c.., r, c - Ill PSIISS5aIINp. W 111*0"Ofts"1111161K 11111%, yij REO(JE$T GEPERAj FOODS CORPORAT ——————— . 1 rt Mo _____ __ .. - . - - -w--• ..- - ,.j . - .- - - - - • ' never seen his infant son. real people in "Body Human," that summer meant. Surgery may help him. A 13 it would be the making of the On- screen, however, it ..f...,e ....II - . NEW VflPW ITTDh Thn monw-upu uuuiii mu iavvvi two- part, lournour show that translates into an over-age courage of people in trouble can with three-dimensional vision ABC presents Sept. 5 and 7, 9-11 fraternity house in which the be a thing offaith and wonder to unless an operation sue- p.m., Eastern time. Instead the men do a lot of drinking, others. cessfully rebalances his eye viewer sees a group of men motorcycle riding, brawling, Or people can respond to muscles. A teen-age boy may all employed in the Los Angeles skirt-chasing and whenever setbacks with funky self-pity, lose sight in one eye as the entertainment industry who the action dies down selfOn television this week, it's result of a hockey accident have broken up with their wives pitying. the real-life people who provide unless surgery can repair his and banded together at a beach The cast Is more Impressive..-. the shining example, and some retina, house for the summer. than the script. Included are .............. fictional slobs who wallow in These are people struck by In th..,rv f'...4.1 the cm.-,, ch,...,c IWLl AJIUUU Dill.. w., .... DLLJ l74.4 their largely self-created mire, tragedy and their responses to how a broken marriage can be (totally unlike his Jody on "The Body Human: The it are heartening. For them, as heartbreaking for a man as "Soap"), David Ogden Stiers Magic Sense" will be CBS's though, there is hope. for a woman the flip side of (delightful but different from fifth special of the documentary the abandoned wife. It was his "M•A-S-H" mob), Tony Even their courage dims series, scheduled for 8 p.m., based on a true incident that Musante, Ted Bessell and Jeff be fore the strength of Jeremiah occurred Sept, 6. The "magic sense" of in 1974 at Malibu, and Conaway. Women Include the title is sight, and the show Teehan, blinded and without writer James Henerson talked Bonnie Franklin, Trish Stewart opens with incredible photogra- hope of regaining his sight. He to the men involved about what and Susan Sullivan. g has put his l if e back tog et her phy Inside the womb showin how eyes develop in a living with determination and pride. To his son, without bitterness, human fetus, By the 40th day of life, the he explains nothing In life has to fetus attempts to shield its eyes be fair. If the fictional characters in from the camera's light with its "Breaking Up Is hard To Do" little had one-tenth the courage of the In the "Body Human," the magic of sight is best Illustrated _______ by those who have lost or are i' • ..-, I1FLoRlDI" losing theirs, !) (CONT'D)(MON) uhlmmad All. The Olympia Jll ll / LEHRER FAMILY FEUD THE NEWLYWED GAME SIN lilY SHOW L BURNETT AND ;DICK (2) By JOAN HANACER UP! Television Writer (TUU-FRI) ULIAS, YOGAANDYOIJ(R) 2:15 0 MOVIE "Slaughter Trail" (8/W) (1951) Brian Donievy, Gig Young. A gang of thieves murders an Army officer and three Indians In cold blood. (1 Hr. 25 MIns.) y 230 __ ANOTHER IW'I UUUU MONIN(4 AMES. TODAY (TUE-rn) 1:45 0 NEWS TAC DOUGH CA 1:15 (DNEW8 . •RowERsiiowRI $30 - - - fT'S EVERYBODv' BU8I"The Buslnóss Firm" MACNEIL I ::. (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA hIRRI$Q FLORIDA (I) Q TOMORROW Guests: Hollywood producer Lee Rich; Rev. Donald Wlldmon, execulive director of the National r.j...,_._ ruvruuun for ror Decency. Courage Of Sl*ghtless Iinspiring On 'Bo H uman Lfl TO SLIJGR$s, BLUEGRASS • (WIM •OOOIQNCM4(THU) QQ Wednesday, Sept. 3, 1,1,—ill The L EWIS (1) a JERRY TELETHON (CONT'D) (MOW) (2) THE DOCTORS (TUE. am 100 NBC NEWS CBS NEWS AWNEM - ll comes IL injardlon? What isthe life span lull 43-LMI cACL&OF eral hospital staff members to Kojak for help.(R) 600 (4)OS NEWS IT'S EVERYBODY'S "American Business" ii by Art Sansom EVENING • .i, . THE BORN LOSER w— - flI 'IIJPJ 0 KOJAK A psychiatrist who C JERRY LEWIS TELETHON fears that one of her patients Is (CONT'D) (MOW) responsible for murdering 5ev. • OWR I for a person w)vhas had such a 41 Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Attacks Of Heart If It's Just a small area,,l( might not affect the function of (abbr.) theheart asapwnpingmganat 42 Ameliorates all, The outlook can be veiy most 45 Moth-eaten good if It's a small artery, If the. 30 Ventilator whiskey 7 Coil 48 Charge the arteries to the hear(: rest of 34 Railroad 40 Bridge 8 Sail 50 Sheep muscle are wide oPen without' strategy locomotive 9 Infuriate heart Is made up of a much disease and If the P'L. In n,ilInd *ht. Ivy,v,,.,woc .his ....j.. 1If.qfvtp " li myocardlum. A myocardial The only way you can tell Ii l infarctlonmeansdeathofheart what to expect is to know the, muscle, patient. That Includes knowing.' Bonn RONgo The common cause of death whether he Is overwelghtmuscle is blockage or whether he smokes cigarettes,: BEEN NOMBEEN oofbsheart truction of one of the ar whether he has high blood " to the heart. That's what pressure, whether he has Will -. ONE teries we call a coronary occlusion. If cholesterol levels and what kind'. the occl usion Is caused by a clot of diet he eats. NONE BEENE In the artery, It may be called a To give you a better Idea of coronary thrombosis, what to expect after a heart . ONE MEMNON Everyone who has the attack, i am sending YOU The common form of heart attack Health Letter number 2-IZ wlththestpalndoeshavedeath After The Heart Attack. Other of heart muscle. It follows that readers who want this Issue can people can have death of heart send 75 cents In check or cá muscle and li ve for years af- with a lore, dwzwed, ISLI MENEM terward. addressed envelope for it. Send You may remember, that your request to me, 11% C& Of LyndDn Johnson had such a this newspaperl, P.O. Box 1551,-, MOORE condition when he was Senate Radio City Station, New York,' majority leader and finished NY 10019. MEN out his term, later became vice What the future holds RON BEEN president and ultimately depends a lot on the effort a president. Similarly, President person makes. In general, the Eisenhower had-a heartattack things a person does after , a BEEN am Jill a -- awing nsa ursi term in office, heart attack to ensure a good, first (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) finished that term and a second recovery and decrease the' one and lived for a number of likelihood of having another are years after retirement, exactly the same things he The outlook for a person who should have done to prevent the has had a myocardial Infarction first attack. That Includes dependsentlrelyonhowmuch elimination ofexcesa body fat,., disease ispeesentln the rest or control of blood pressure If By BERNICE BEDE OSOL the arteries and how much elevated and elimination of heart muscle was damaged, cigarette smoking. I'M SAYINGTO TM FUN! THE WORLP, / IM READY I'M COOL! TO FLY!! F ------ r - ' -- - .- ' - '- - , ., - . - .- " - . -.. - - - ___________ It , ___ -' �I III—tvsnIn lucid, Sinford, Fl. Wdnssday, Sipt. 1, im ) d Year, No. 14—Thursday, September 6,1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—(USPS 481•280)—Price 15 Cents MWI dcv'IuIuuuuI p PC i'•i. I . WiII Library Shift I Ro um illat ? • .•4I, •, •-,.. Odds tter, Says Sturm v,.'. f WD BRAND U$O* BLADE CU1 CHUCI ROASI $i1 LI. $1 P CHYCK Cf NYU CUT 7 $O 16 God Roast... .141 raw Phs?. by Tim Vlncsnt Firefighter David Hite Is treated for smoke Inhalation while building burns " In background '•• .. • . 4, 1 s, ire That Wrecked Home •.• .•,;_ .. ..i-- , ,. On - I . s 'Sus ASSORTED By SHARON CARRASCO Herald Staff Writer The lire that destroyed a home just outside the Sanford City limits Wednesday has been ruled "suspicious" by Seminole County fire officials. COLORS : BOUNTI TOWEV, us I the fire investigation includes McCluan, Li Bill Hogan of the Seminole County Sheriff's Department, Ernie Wright of the state fire maraba's office, and Inspector Raymond Pippin of the Seminole County Public Safety Department. According to fire officials. several nercnnc nw thø flr By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer The chances of keeping the north branch of the Seminole County Public Library in downtown Sanford have been enhanced as a result of action taken this week by the Seminole Board of Commissioners. Commissioner Bob Sturm said today. "The sentiment at this point seems to be to keep the library in downtown Sanford. At least none of us Is in a hurry to move It," Sturm said. Moving the library from its present site at 230 E. First St. to a larger building has been advocated by county librarian Jean Rhein. During a work session Tuesday, the commissioners agreed on a space re-allocation plan that will move the building a nd land development offices from the fourth floor of the courthouse to the first floor of the county-owned Rouniillat Building on First Street. Sturm said those offices later may be moved to the third and fourth floor of that building at which time the library could be moved three blocks west to the first and second floor of the building. "The manpower department has a lease until October 1980, with the county for space in the upper floors of Houmillat. When it leaves, the building and land development people could move into their offices, and the first and second floor would be free for the library," Sturm said. The manpower department, which monitors the county's Comprehensive Employment Training Act i CETA program, is a federally funded department and Sturm noted that rent for space elsewhere would not cost the county additional Funds. But the possibility of using Roumillat for the north branch of the library does not please Ms. Rhein. She said the branch needs 9,000 square feet of space to provide adequate library service. Using two floors of Roumillat will come close to meeting that requirement, but Ms. Rhein said a two-floor library will create operational inefficiencies and require additional supervisory personnel. Ms. Rhein earlier this year asked the commissioners to consider moving the library to a larger, "more accessible" location outside downtown Sanford. One site mentioned was at the Kmart Shopping Plaza on U.S. Highway 17-92. Estimated annual rent at that site was $35,000. The present library building is rented from the city of Sanford at $1 per year. The building, a converted post office, has about 3,700 square feet of space. Ms. Rhein said the additional space is needed to accommodate the 35,000 volumes. There also is a need for additional administrative space and a children's reading area, she said. Sturm said the action taken by the commissioners Tuesday does not lock them into a plan to move the library to Roumillat. Other options will be considered, he said. However, Sturm said, knowledge that space will be available in October of 1980 probably means there will be no decision this year by the commission on whether to move the library. Final Hearing Due Tonight On Lake Mary Tax Hike By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Lake Mary citizens will have their final opportunity tonight to speak in opposition to, or in favor of, the city's proposed budget before election day. A public hearing on alternative budgets for fiscal 19791980 of $4,218 or $433,518 Is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. at city hail. Polling place for next Tuesday's referendum, when the voters will decide whether to approve a property tax increase of $4.25 per $1,000 assessed valuation, Is at city hail. The city is proposing to agricultural to multi-family designated in the city's cornIncrease taxes from the current district on a parcel on ptthenaW. taM use plan as level of 03 • If the referendum does not pass, the tax level, according to new state law, will be $2.84 per $1,000 assessed valuation. The state law effective only this year limits the ability of cities to raise taxes to bring in only five percent more revenue than the preceedlng year. Longwood-Lake Mary Road near Lake Mary Boulevard to allow construction of duplexes. change the zoning from agriculture to commercial on the tract directly behind the new Phillips 66 station on Lake Mary Boulevard as requested by Randall Brown to construct offices. Change the zoning from Also on the agenda for agriculture to commercial on a tonight's meeting are public narrow strip of land between hearings on proposed or- Lake Mary Boulevard and Sun dinances to: Drive. City Manager Phil Change the zoning from Kulbes said the tract is t%c* commercial. . — Change the zoning from residential to commercial on a strip on Country Club Road across from Lake Mary Elementary School to permit construction of a commercial building. The structure is not to contain any business which might entice the school children to cross the highway or which will worsen the traffic situation on the road, according to an agreement between the developer and the city council. - - - Reported Upset With Carter ndale For President? NEW YORK (UPI) — Vice President Walter Mondale is being considered by some Influential Democrats as a replacement for President Carter if Carter falters In his reelection try, The New York Thnes reported today. According to the Times story, Mondale in coming under pressure to run for the presidency and has, in fact, privately voiced dissatisfaction with the administration's handUng of Important political moves recently. Specifically mentioned were the cabinet firings in late July, UN Ambassador Andrew Young's resignation and the subsequent Internal dispute over Middle East policy. The Times said that a political associate who saw Mondale recently described him as "fairly disgusted with he politics in the White House the amateurism Of it , the - mistakes, the whole confluence of events beginning with the President's return from Japan In early July." A second associate said Mondale was "very low" about the political outlook while a third said "the problem is that he's not in the inner circle," Representative Morris Udall, "an influential Arizona Democrat and often a bellwether of liberal sentiment in Congress" was reported as suggesting at a Wednesday breakfast with ree porters that Mondale could be "the happy way out" for Democrats in 1980 It Carter "I think If the Carter ship falters or becomes involved In a goes down," Udall is quoted as feud with Senator Edward saying, "Mondale may surKennedy of Massachusetts. vive." Results Off ic ia l The election results in Oviedo are official. The city council Wednesday night counted the absentee ballots and certified the election of Thomas Morgan to the mayor's office and Robert Whittier and Frank Salzmann the city council. Official tally for the mayor's office, Including 11 absentee ballots, is Morgan 320 and Charles Lacy 113. For the group 1 council seat, vacated by Lacy to run for the mayor's office, Whittier received 275 votes. He was running unopposed. Today For the group 2 seat Salzmann received 230 votes to 123 for James Massey and 58 for Horoscope ................. 4B Jack 0. Collins. Councilman Bridge .................... Hospital ................... 3A Charles Pratt did not run for ree Obituaries .................3A election to this seat. Comics ....................4B OURSELVES .............. lB election Crossword .................4B Sports ................... $,7A Voter turnout was about 40 Television ................. percent, The new officials will DearAbby ................. 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COUld not to efour ftIjaj Lswsod p.1k, ccnj and attempts by authorized and wanted civil He got w1esded hsip Twelve S1IL . that Included a 14-year-old Won aft at the doyMabiutlISp,m.wii PsIstom Civil defease. defense to Mop sending people truchu from the Marine Corp man. , is a ma 1 *4 I Poe ,P - __,i porse *s, erry. sO • __ - , - _4_ . ---- — - • -- ----•-.-. P (' • . . L1 ,-• ___ - 44 - 4 ._-.' ., -•.,-. .....-*...-•. -., —__•'I - --'1• •.. -' - -- . . •t • • -' &tt.4*S., ; '. � 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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